our thanks to ed murphy of mpower. let's bring you some breaking news.nt paramount global has been cut to junk by snp. the down grade said to be due to the degradation of credit metrics from the exhilarating declines and a linear media and the shift to a more competitive and less certain streaming model. remember that it was reported recently apollo is said to have offered to buy paramount hollywood studio for $11 billion. in more breaking news, we learned amazon has announced they will invest $2.75 billion in ai start up anthropic. it is their biggest investment in the company which competes with openai. a lot to chew on of course. you can see amazon stock not moving too much. we will bring you more details throughout the day on bloomberg television as we have them. i'm katie greifeld. that does it for bloomberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight o

the association of american medical colleges disagrees with congressman murphy's bill and his narrative. in an op-edal," the association wrote that murphy is mischaracterizing how medical schools establish curricula, and that di, in no way, replaces a strong-focused latest science and evidence. the op-ed reads, quote, we must work to train the next generation of scientifically and culturally intelligent physicians, neglecting the critical role of di in medical education jeopardizes the quality of patient care and the future of a profession built on the foundations of serving all members of society. >> nice to meet you. i'm david -- david -- does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. [music playing] tiffany: my daughter is mila. she is 19 months old. she is a little ray of sunshine. one of the happiest babies you'll probably ever meet. [giggles] children with down syndrome typi

murphy. >> the solution calling for a green new deal has been introduced in the senate by ed markey and has 11 cosponsors, including cory booker. if you were in the senate right now, would you cosponsor this? tammy murphy: thank you. david, call it what you want, we have got to deal with climate change urgently. new jersey is the second most susceptible in the country to sea level rise and we have seen the disasters from superstorm sandy, ida,, the loss of life and property. we have to move on this issue immediately. after ida i remember going to irvington and sitting down with a woman named joan mcgee who lost her husband and daughter. we have to start moving in a direction where we are not being reactive, which we are right now. the storms happen and we call fema and we have damage and we try to get insurance and then rebuild. we have to get the army corps of engineers on the ground in new jersey now to do a master plan and we know where we will be susceptible to erosion and where we should build schools and houses. moderator: andy kim, one minute to respond. andy kim: thank you. i am gla

ed. it becomes a question of whether a change could be enforced in terms of policing this content. we have seen just last week the supreme court hearing arguments in the murphycase, a lawsuit brought against the biden administration arguing that biden agencies like the cdc went too far in their efforts to pressure platforms including what was then twitter, even meta, to take down information related to the 2020 election, the validity of the results, the efficacy of covid-19 vaccines. we are going to await a ruling from the supreme court in that case, but it could have sweeping ramifications for the way that the social-media platforms police the content. it is a question of whether laws could enforce any kind of change on the part of these platforms and not just whether they would elect to change policy themselves. ed: kailey leinz out of d.c., really appreciate your reporting. let's talk markets again. after last week's public listings, could the u.s. ipo window finally be reopening properly? next in line is a consumer tech company which offers cash-back rewards on various purchases for the network, app, and website. guess who was on the story? katie ruth. i