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david: very different story when you look at em for some parts of em, we could put it that way. some central banks are still holding rates steady, and one is even reducing borrowing costs. is there a common theme? kathleen: i would say let's take a look at especially southeast asia. if you look at the philippines, who held its key rate steady overnight, they are still trying to deal with the impact of the virus on the economy. vaccine rollouts have in slow, and while inflation rates rise like they are doing in the philippines, there's nothing you can do. we've got to keep those policy levers going, keep a steady hand because this is going to allow the recovery to gain traction. there's nothing they can do but accept it. turkey, this is not such a big surprise if you know about their history, but with the inflation rate up to 19.25 percent year on year, they cut their key rate by 100 basis points. i love what our bloomberg economics team wrote about this. what does political interference in monetary policy look like? when inflation rises above the policy rate, broke into record h

why in em? seema: we acknowledge this right now is a challenging time. especially given what is going on in china. the view on em is a six-month out view based on the idea that vaccination rates are picking up , not everywhere, but in large part. as a result, that's a way of getting in on the recovery trend and almost extending the recovery trade in the u.s. i want to have that caveat because it is dependent on what happens with china. if these things start to blow out of control, then of course it will change, but it the stage, it is too early. we look at various global opportunities and in six months, assuming that china does stay in order, but we do think em can provide what you need. tom: i love how you put the differentiation, the calculus in the english in your note. you talk about weaker still positive growth. is that something to fear, a weaker, still positive growth? seema: it's not. one thing we've been saying is a lot of people have come out and said, august 8 was bad. markets got freaked out. we put it down to a cost increase in the u.s. and

there is no profit margins. >> reporter: the problem with rural ems is it is a numbers game.ural america, the numbers don't add up. what role do insurance companies play? >> unfortunately, it comes down to the payment issue. it is so very important for insurance companies to step up and do their due part to ensure access to care for rural americans when it comes to ems services. >> we're only reimbursed if we're transporting people. so if i go out and i help you and i wrap up your wounds and i take care of you and you tell me, i don't want to go to the hospital, then we don't make any money. >> reporter: the sweetwater ambulance company remains in business thanks to support from the county's supervisors, but that lasts one more year. so very soon there could be no ambulance service around the rock springs wyoming area. >> they go and they risk their lives and do things that other people can't or won't do to make the difference for human life. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care compa

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>> duhon explains that even if he ultimately ruled in em's favor, there's only so much he can do.ese students. plus, he points out, the boys were in virtual classes, not physically at school when they sent the messages. >> it's not like we have somebody son campus that we see every day that we can assign a consequence or discipline to. >> and this is where enforcement of the student code of conduct comes in, because under the code, students can be disciplined for off-campus behavior, including the cyber bullying, and the document says students who harass classmates, based on their sexuality or gender can be suspended from school for the first offense. >> and it's like, just tell us if it happens again, but how many again have to happen to other people, you know? >> it's just annoying -- i'm sorry. >> it's okay. i'm sorry that you're getting upset. >> the student who you heard from there who we're calling em is city a student in "southlake" school system. the principal is no longer there, sean duhon, who you heard interacting with her. but she and her family feel like the system ha

make sure you are diversifying amongst em. that is the main story we are playing in em.han: stripping out china, a little bit of a struggle in em. bonds over last month and the last year, it has been difficult. lisa: also if you take a look at the potential unknowns with the dollar and what that could do with the fx channel, it throws another layer of uncertainty. i wonder how much of a risk factor it is you have a potential taper discussion for the federal reserve and the ecb at the same time. it is one thing if you start slow tapering in the u.s., it is one thing if the ecb starts to be aware of it. could that be a potential risk factor at a time there are a lot of fragility's in a number of places? noelle: definitely a risk factor , which is why we are emphasizing keeping your i on the bigger picture. the dollar is going to be one of the messier stories because it is in that battle between the safe haven in the growth in the recovery picture. we are staying largely neutral, looking into over the long-term for our weaker dollar. it will not be a clear picture until the

i want to thank you for what you, meaning ems did for me. he goes i was a drug user, overdosed several times and you guys saved me. and then he reaches into his pocket and pulls out a picture and it's a picture of him holding a young child. my son would not be here tied if not for what you guys did for me. there are again, it's like, it's about keeping people alive. recognizing that addiction is a disease and we have to do everything we can to help people along the way to get to a pint where they can be helped. we don't treat other diseases as criminal offenses. and all the research shows that safe injection sites, syringe exchange, they lead to much better outcomes. that would be my response. >> absolutely. just want to call out amy's comment in the chat, she also acknowledges that other countries have started using safe use sites and she hopes they will here as well one day and wants to thank you for addressing harm reduction in order to happen alleviate the stigma around it. >> sure. >> and so i love to hear a little bit about your journe

our cameras with ems boise. the city's chief paramedic calling this a really long mass casualty incident. they say nearly all of their patients are unvaccinated. tonight, 73% of people 12 years and older have now received one dose of the vaccine. president biden will address the nation tomorrow on the virus and dr. jha is standing by right here tonight on this new variant and on boosters. are they coming? abc's kaylee hartung leading us off from boise tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the country heading into the fall with four times more patients fighting covid in hospitals than a year ago, over 100,000. in idaho, one of the least vaccinated states, some hospitals now rationing care as a last resort, running out of critical equipment, space and staff. forced to make tough decisions on who gets treated first. >> we don't have enough staff. nurses are leaving because they're burned out and we simply don't have enough people, we don't have the manpower to take care of these patients. >> reporter: paramedics in boise

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em rants.al of 465 air began air force personnel that ended up in uzbekistan seeking refuge there. we understand that there are about 140 other afghan air force personnel in draft jeek stan. many are applying for special immigrant visas to try to get to the u.s. big question still looming is what is going to happen with more than 40 afghan air force helicopters and planes flown to uzbekistan that like lit taliban would like to add to the arsenal. on the final question you raised, rosemary, the treatment of women. you have the education minister for the new taliban interim government, an individual who i might add faces sanctions from the european union from years ago for being part of the taliban, he was announcing that women would be allowed to study in universities with some very important conditions. take a listen. >> translator: when there's a need, men can -- according to sharia, the female students should observe the vail. there's a need for the cure contain in the classroom so the teach

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where they'd be saying, get 'em out, get 'em out! but don't bring them here.'t have those people here. remember, they're brown. a lot of them are brown, right? >> a lot of them? >> but now, because you have so many on the right and a lot of veterans actively trying to get people out, they've been quieting people with their xenophobia, for now. that's the only perceptible change i've seen. the big lie, the recall in election in california's gonna be rigged. trump is spreading that bs, again. all of the same vitriol is still at play, brother. why would anything change? >> well, and you have to be careful about who you amplify and give a platform to. i don't like to give platform to liars. i'm not saying that you are doing it. i meant us, in general, in the -- in the media. but i mean, to think that we're in a place now where, as you said, has not changed much because people are still believing the lies. even with all of the video that came out of january 6th. even with all the evidence that came out about the election. the most secure election -- the most secure

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we've been monitoring ems chatter as well.f some families that were using generators that had to be rushed to the hospital. in fact, 11 people in the last half hour had to be rushed to the hospital including seven kids. it is so hot you can understand why people are trying to stay cool. you've got to be safe with those generators. we bumped into this woman, ms. janet. what was the storm like? you said it was powerful coming through here obviously with all the trees that are down. tell us what it was like? >> very, very windy, horrific. the wind was so strong. the wind was the main thing, horrible, very, very, very frightening. >> and being without power right now, how difficult has that been? >> that has been extremely difficult because it's like pitch black. there's no -- not one inch of light at all. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: obviously the heat here, kate, has been strong and people in the neighborhood have been trying to stay out of the heat. look back in this direction. the crew just showed up to try to cut down s

he is also ems coordinator at a hospital in connecticut. without further adieu, i would like to welcome peter cannon. hi, peter. hang on, i think -- let me see. there we go. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for attending. can you talk about your new book "killing season". >> "killing season" is a book that just came out. it is about my experiences as a paramedic over the last 25 years in following the opioid epidemic. as i will get through in my presentation, i will tell you when i started to learn things in the course of my work, and i wanted to bring my experiences and the voices of my patients so they could be changed in the way i was changed in my view. >> thank you very much. i'm looking forward to seeing your presentation. i know our audience is as well. peter is going to share his screen and go ahead with the presentation. i will be with all of you in the chat. we will come back to audience questions during the second half of the event. >> okay. can you see that okay? >> yeah, we can see your screen. >> all right. let's see here.

debt, dollar denominated em debt that in most cases is high yield, although outside of the sovereign, and chris is great ever time he is on the who show, i think the viewers learn more about how credit markets work. there's a difference between negative yielding bonds of where inflation and where yields are in terms of credit quality look, every bank in the world has forced investors out at the risk curve it's a case where at some point, again, think of where we were relative to precovid level w will -- i don't think em debt as an asset class, i realize china is a bright a light on this, but it's been like it for a long time you t i think they use their local currancy to remove pressure. there's no question, big investors and the reason you hear about black rock. a lot of it is they have the biggest etfs in emerging so that's what they do they hold the debt they are the most sophisticated invest have rs in the case many cases really some don't know what they own. >> the dow dropping more than 600 points if you are seeking safety, we will be here to layout three safety trades and bank

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chief em asia and europe strategist at td securities. rishaad: let's have a look at the vi ease and how they are figuring in the first word news as we get to new york and vonnie quinn. vonnie: officials in shanghai are said to be closing off the routes. vehicles non-used by tech firms to attract foreign investment. we are told startups are being denied permission in places including the cayman islands. shanghai's and drc is telling friends of the process is on hold. chinese officials have pledged to tighten supervision in the financial services industry. the pboc says the central bank will close regulations in the fintech regulation. he also told the forum in beijing authorities will boost foreign-exchange market supervision. new polls suggest former japanese foreign minister leads the race to succeed the outgoing premier. the current head of the vaccine rollout. 32% ahead of the former defense minister. another foreign minister is third. he told us china is a key concern. >> the times have changed. china has also changed. china is now a

when it comes to em credit, goldman expecting the spillover from china onto em duration.as they anticipate a systemic risk will be contained. shery: let's get to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: president biden once wealthy nations to donate more covert shots and deliver them to poor countries faster. biden announced the u.s. will buy another 500 million pfizer vaccines is sent abroad. this pushes the total pledge of 1.1 billion doses. the summit laid out other goals including vaccinated 70% of the world one year from now. china has announced plans to improve intellectual property protections including boosting compensation for loss resulting from violations. state media say the guidelines would accelerate legislation covering big data, artificial intelligence and gene technology. washington accuses beijing of hacking to gain ip from fields including industry, high-tech research and tertiary education. sources say the taiwanese application enter the cpp were sent to new zealand. the president has made joining the pack a key goal for her final time in of

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