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higher carry in em so far it does not look likely to shield em currencies of a pricing from the fed.ve em long that you like the recommendation is to express it in our be -- rb terms. shery: always great catching up with you. you can get a roundup of stories to get your day going. bloomberg subscribers go on your terminal. customize settings so you only get the news and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: a check of the headlines, china's immigrant says certain creditors have seized a plot of land in hong kong that was used as security for a financing transaction. every rental the hong kong exchange it once of debt restructuring. the developers as it is seeking legal advice -- advice. management and equity partners are said to be nearing a deal for a software maker. the parent will pay $104 per share in a takeover that could be announced as soon as monday. the maker of work from home software would be valued at $13 billion. walgreens is set to have begun a sales process for its unit. fresh buyout firms are considering bids. it could be worth as much as $9.6 billio

of course, you might argue that this is a propaganda, but also with a more sobering em, critical view on things. you have to acknowledge that just from an epidemiological point of view, the safety bubble, the safety concept of the olympic games is really quite efficient. and strict as a matter of fact, as strict as a can be, every participant from athletes to journalists to volunteers. they have to undergo a nuclear test every day and they cannot mingle with the rest of the population. they are literally fences around the hotels in every venue and special am vehicles am, are transporting the participants from one venue to the other. and after the games are over, the directly have to either leave the country or have to undergo a 3 week em parenting. and what impact is, or this olympics bubble or having on bigion residence actually not as much as you might expect. i mean what i always see a sit there were more traffic jams because in the big streets are one lane is always reserved for the olympic vehicles. and then secondly, i know that because now it's extra already the trouble season

lo siento, em. pero no puedes controlar... cada parte de mí. la em no puede ser nuestra dueña.r ocrevus para usar dos veces al año. cada vez que salen te aseguras de que vayan súper protegidos. ahora es el momento de vacunarlos. la vacuna contra el covid está disponible para niños de 5 años o más. es segura y efectiva. si tienes preguntas, habla con un doctor. pues todavía no podí creer que tenía eso. en ese momento las vidas de nosotros cambiaron. saint jude ha ayudado a nosotros el tratamiento de mi niño, para mi niño. señora y señores ocho brazos ocho tacos. conseguí una chamba haciendo voces. buenisimo! ahora puedes deducir esas clases de voz. obtén el máximo reembolso sabiendo que tus taxes están bien hechos. you do your thing. we've got your taxes. >> el presidente biden moverÁ tropas al oeste de europa >>> dijo que lo harÁ a corto plazo hoy mÁs temprano el presidente ucraniano le pidiÓ bajar el tono decir que genera pÁnico. >> en algunos panteÓnes en ciudad de mÉxico se han convertido en caos de restos humanos >>> un reportero grabÓ a los vendedores en donde se pueden co

is ems remaining within operation? >> chief nicholson: ems is currently under operations, yes. >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much. thank you, madame president. >> president feinstein: thank you, vice president nakajo. any further questions from commissioners? i have one, chief, for you. and i think this is sort of troubling and vexing to a lot of people and if it extends beyond the fire department, so i don't mean to put you in a difficult position. i understand the need to cut down nonemergency 911 calls, because 911 is for emergencies. there seems, though, city-wide to be a real lack of guidance to people as to what they are to do if they are ill. and i know that for a variety of reasons i've been in -- visited a number of health facilities in the past 10 days and you can't -- and talked to people, friends and colleagues and what have you, good luck getting an appointment in person at kaiser or sutter or ucsf or dignity. and there doesn't seem -- i understand why there has been this call surge, because peo

lo siento, em. pero no puedes controlar... cada parte de mí. la em no puede ser nuestra dueña.bre de 2016 cuando tenían menos de 16 años tienen oportunidad de conseguir una beca para estudiar en la universidad. hay hasta 80,000 dólares para cubrir la matrícula. la fecha límite para solicitar la es el 31 de enero cinco ex para limitar es guatemaltecos fueron penas impuestas por delitos de lesa humanidad contra mujeres algunas violadas durante 30 días seguidos sin descanso de los agresores una policía de los Ángeles salvó la vida de una bebé cuando patrullaban la ciudad. se captó cuando liberaba las vías de la menor momentos después la niña recuperó el aliento y se reportan molestado ahora desde el hospital. en noticias telemundo mediodía visitaremos un paraíso de aves en colombia es una reserva única y ¿sospechará que uso su old spice? ¡suegra! este es mi old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash que deja mi piel increíblemente suave. pero ahora es mío. y tu bata de baño también. agarra tu crema daisy. ¡vámonos! ¿listo para tu chili con carne favorito? ¡sí! ♪♪♪ ¡tío! ♪♪♪ o

lo siento, em. pero no puedes controlar... cada parte de mí. la em no puede ser nuestra dueña.sión de richard un maestro de música de los ángeles >> es un reto enseñarle a los jóvenes que aunque esto es tradición todavía es importante >> a los 14 años se enamoró de este género musical >> sigo siendo mariachi profesional >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> al ver que en su comunidad los más pequeños no tenían acceso para aprender mariachi él con su familia craron el conservatorio de mariachi en (nombre en inglés) >> la misión es darle la oportunidad que conozcan el mariachi >> aunque la mayoría de los alumnos son nacidos en estados unidos las familias son mexicanas para honrar su cultura se han esmerado en aprender a tocar los instrumentos >> es importante para mí porque en mi familia estamos llenos de músicos y querían que continuáramos con eso y ya vieran que esta tradición va a continuar >> josé espera que otros niños se animen >> estuvimos enseñando a los hijos el español la música todo eso lo van a ir dejando de pronto va a morir >> maría paula ochoa noticias telemundo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> u

lo siento, em. pero no puedes controlar... cada parte de mí. la em no puede ser nuestra dueña., desde chequeos de rutina hasta cuidado de emergencia. y nadie es rechazado por tener una condición preexistente. obtén ayuda gratuita de expertos para encontrar el mejor plan para ti. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. la inscripción termina el 31 de enero. visita coveredca.com/espanol saben que de las horas que estamos despiertos, 5 son para mirar la pantalla del celular y esto nos puede afectar física y psicológicamente y una gran fuente de ingreso para los dueños de aplicaciones. >> dime si tú pasas tanto tiempo al teléfono? >> sí cuatro horas y media estoy debajo del promedio si contar la tabla y viendo series y tú >> también y me siento culpable. >> es que los teléfonos nos d noticias e informaciones y muchos piensan que es la solución de todo pero noroban muo tiempo. >> son casi 5 horas promedio que pasamos frente al teléfono según un estudio de tiempo al teléfono y datos muestran un aumento de 30% a lo que pasó antes de la pandemia. temas de redes sociales y de

you mentioned em growth picking up. we've seen some em outperformance.r, as we head into a fed decision today, is there anything we could hear from jay powell and company that the rails the relative outperformance of the developing world? james: yeah. i think there is. if jay powell signals that a hike could come, that would be something which would be a hawkish surprise. language in the statement that suggests that the fed is going to take a gradual approach to tightening may be language that to some suggests that they intend to try to go ahead. that would be a hawkish surprise clearly. even in that scenario, i would question how long the impact on emerging markets would be. i think if the fed signaled such a hawkish intent, the market would very quickly price in a reversal of that, that the fed would not be able to deliver such a hawkish cycle. you would see some rotation out of u.s. equities into global equities and the rest of the world. it's about u.s. economic underperformance. the u.s. economy could not handle any rate hikes. if you look at how em

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lo siento, em. pero no puedes controlar... cada parte de mí. la em no puede ser nuestra dueña.las guitarras alegren el corazón porque los mariachis no faltan en ninguna celebración mexicana, ella es directora de mariachis y tiene su sueño de llevar esto a muchos más. >> la música se debe difundir. >> es que es patrimonio de la humanidad reconocimiento otorgado por la unesco por la composición de letra y música y vestimentas. >> los mariachis están en las buenas y en las miles. >> malas. >> los músicos es de los más golpeados en la pandemia. >> nosotros vivimos de eventos, fiestas y de la alegría de la gente. >> la "plaza garibaldi" ha sido por años mariachilandia y quienes trabajan ahí han sufrido el impacto. >> es que se cansa uno de estar aquí vuelta y vuelta y andamos sin comer. >> pero a pesar de la crisis con sus letras que honran bellezas femeninas y desamores, serán siempre el bastión de la identidad mexicana, en méxico isa osorio noticias telemundo. >> un hermoso regalo de méxico para el mundo y ahora le hacemos una invitación para el partidazo que se viene entre la chi

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all of those things have taken a huge toll on ems responders. jacob soberoff got a look on just how they're trying to hold it together. >> how much longer can you all keep going like this? >> i'm really unsure. we're working as much as we can. i don't know how much longer we can do it. can. i don't know how much longer we can do it. have friends. [ chuck] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> just got word during that commercial break that the secretary of state, antony blinken is going to be delivering some remarks at noon. of course, all of this happening amid the situation there in ukraine, troop buildups, reporting from our chief foreign correspondent that russia also sending in more supplies as well. again, the secretary of state expected to

it is not just the em space, it is the entire asia space.have to look at the china periphery very closely. japan, australia, south korea, taiwan. if we look at the export out of china, but also the experts out of other countries surrounding china, even vietnam, there has been a very significant twist to those other countries. the aussie dollar is doing very well. these are positive tailwinds. it is the same factor, and that is global macro is bullish, it remains bullish, and global nominal gdp will be at a much higher level than we have seen over the past decade. this year, we will see nominal gdp's surpassed $100 trillion. that is a much higher level and a much more intense level compared to prior periods, which all global companies will have to set up and take notice. tom: martin malone, alphabook chief economic advisor, happy monday, happy start to the new year. with that bullish forecast and the importance of focusing on china for the impulse of the global economy in 2022. let's check in on the markets cross assets. across the european b

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san francisco ems officials are saying they're overwhelmed by this covid surge. they're saying now they have seen a significant increase in 911. calls. >> for non emergenny medical services like people wanting a covid test and people who have mild symptoms. and so now these ems systems in san francisco say they're just spread way too kron four's them into harry live in the newsroom with the details on the impact that this is having and what leaders are now asking folks to do the mandate. >> good evening. u.s. leaders are asking you to only call 911, in a life threatening emergency. they need to be able to be available for those who need it. most. and right now with so many ems staff out with covid themselves, there's not enough supply to meet the demand. >> please help us keep endurance is available for medical emergencies. health officials are warning people not to overwhelm the system. they say they've seen a surge in 911. calls and er visits for covid tests and minor cold flu or covid symptoms. we've been. >> having about over 400 m s calls. >> a day in the ci

abc's em nguyen is here with the latest. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. hospitalizations continue to climb, up 130% from just two months ago. the u.s. surgeon general says covid-19 cases will continue to go up as the omicron variant spreads, warning the next few weeks will be tough. this morning, top health officials urging parents to get their children ready for covid-19 vaccine boosters. the fda authorizing pfizer boosters for 12 to 15-year-olds and recommending everyone 12 and older originally vaccinated with pfizer get their booster after five months instead of six. >> it's more important now than ever for all teens to go out there and get all three of their vaccinations. >> reporter: the cdc still has to sign off on the expanded eligibility expected when its expert advisory panel meets tomorrow. this comes as millions of kids head back to school with the omicron variant already disrupting classes. in l.a. the return to school next week is now delayed with all students and employees required to get tested before heading on to campus. the nation's post

abc's em nye em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. the u.s. is sending a clear message the nato alliance is united in its response to russia's aggression with state department officials saying now is not the time for panic but rather for preparation. fearful of a russian invasion into ukraine, the u.s. and nato allies are ramping up efforts for a diplomatic solution. today france will hold a high-level meeting aiming to ease tensions between the two countries, but president biden warning the 8,500 u.s. troops on standby to europe may be deployed sooner than later. >> we have no intention of putting american forces or nato forces in ukraine, but as i said there are going to be serious economic consequences if he moves. also warning the u.s. may personally sanction russia's president putin himself if russia invades on top of other sanctions. >> if he were to move in with that would change the world. >> reporter: stepping up military support for ukraine. our ian pannell is on the ground as more american anti-tank and bunker busting missiles arriv

i can't get 'em out of the fricking waiting room. i can't get the sick people out of the waiting room to get 'em away from these people with covid. >> reporter: on covid's front lines, the pentagon has sent enforcements into hospitals in wisconsin, montana, and michigan. many doctors say avoid going to the er, often a covid hotbed, especially for children. >> if you are going to have people getting together and you have children that are unvaccinated, they will be the bull's-eye for, you know, for omicron. >> reporter: across covid america last week, almost 400 children a day were hospitalized for the virus. that's a 66% increase from the week before. >> probably seeing four to five times the number of children who are currently in my icu. >> reporter: here in georgia, testing shows the positivity rate now pushes 40%. it's so high, atlanta public schools just decided to hold virtual classes this week when the kids come back on tuesday. jericka? >> mark, thank you. >>> many schools are scheduled t resume classes tomorrow after the hol

. >> abc's em nguyen begins our coverage from washington. em, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. ukraine is now responding to the u.s.' recent order for the families of embassy personnel to leave the country calling the departures, unnecessary and premature. with worries rapidly rising that russia could invade ukraine, president biden has directed the pentagon to put 8,500 troops on heightened alert ready for deployment at any moment to support nato forces in europe. military bases in california and delaware are quickly loading up ammunition and other military aid to ship to ukraine. former deputy assistant secretary of state and abc news contributor colonel stephen ganyard says the administration is walking a fine line. >> they don't want to further provoke putin by moving troops into eastern nato but also want to make sure that they are on guard. >> reporter: president biden now facing a test to see if he can forge a united allied stance against russia's president consulting with key european leaders last night. >> i had a ve

abc's em nguyen is here with more. good morning, em. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. hospitalizations are on the rise across the country. in new york, nearly 9,000 people are in the hospital with covid-19. it's the highest rate since this time last year, a signal that the pandemic is not letting up any time soon. this morning, school is back in session for most of the country, but the idea of millions of children gathering amid a post-holiday surge of covid-19 cases isn't sitting well for some parents. >> i will likely keep our son home until the 5th just to have those extra days. >> reporter: already some big school districts will start the new year with at least a few days of remote learning due to the omicron variant including atlanta, milwaukee, and newark. >> superintendents today are getting phone calls learning that some of their schools may have 5% to 10% of their staff not available due to covid-19. >> reporter: top health experts are reassuring parents that in-person learning is the best track for students right now. >> i think it's safe for them to do so. t

to all to see where he's ems to be a flight of prayer and continued. am thanksgiving for he. reverend, thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. we're speaking there to reverend castillo javert from the anglican church explaining some of the rituals and traditions around the fe well to the archbishop desmond to to. we know that the presidential convoy is also left the church now alongside the family of the late archbishop and of course that africans are really a sad day one with the last of the generation of both political and religious leadership or has been lost at least 12 people have been killed in a stampede at a religious shrine. an indian administered kashmir, thousands of people had gathered up the site to mock the 1st day of the new year, alexia bryan reports. now in the cold darkness of the early morning, tens of thousands of devoted tracked to the hilltop temple of motivational davy and indian administered kashmir. at about 3 am, there was a surge in the crowd. witnesses describe a horrifying crash and people trampling over bodies

other ems officials said patient transfer should take no more than 20 minutes. sacramento fire assistant chief erich sailer said ems workers in the area waited hospitals or were on the wall for more than 2 hours. 700 times in 2021, he says hospitals should hire their own paramedics and face fines for holding up ambulances for longer than 20 minutes. not maybe the only thing that gets him to change behavior. but emergency doctors and nurses say slow patient transfers, inclined emergency room stem from several issues, including staffing shortages, a lack of resources and an increase in patients with non urgent issues. but who lack access to health care in their own communities? some of the reasons include a lot to primary care safety net health care. >> behavioral care and have to tie. i will underline that 400 times homelessness support substance use disorders and covid-19. other coming for testing and our vaccines. the committee's vice chair said state lawmakers to re evaluate state regulations impacting emergency medical services and look and see if they're tru

look what 'em wearing!ck home. >> i did. >> stephen: buddy, you have a tv show. >> i know! he says he's renovating his house. i question that. >> stephen: are you in the basement? where are you. >> no, i'm in a nice little room, the kids are there, i'm renovating my home. mom cooks great breakfasts in the morning. >> stephen: your mother cooks you breakfast in the morning? >> yeah, biscuits and gravy. the irony -- maybe it's not ironic, but -- >> stephen: say it and i'll tell you if it's irony. >> okay. sorp. >> i live seven blocks from the home i was brought up in. i'm still looking to be the favorite child but it's not working. i live about seven blocks from my parents, bought the howls i grew up in, and now our other brother lives -- >> stephen: wyatt. -- yeah, wyatt, lives, like, seven blocks from me and oliver has all kinds of places to be staying at with the kids. it would make more sense for oliver and his wife and the kids to stay with me so the cousins could be together but he chose mommy. >> you'r

you know, you, em all cinema is essentially propaganda in that way. and all tv and all drama. everything has to feed into this message that am that everything is under control, that the status quo is, has to be restored at the end, and the authorities, gaunt fearless sensually a bit. but this isn't the 1st time or is it, is that a hollywood film has had significant changes in china? no, it's not. i mean, this is the 1st time in, even in this current round of quite a lot of movies and our being put on to streaming services. because the coverage, you know, lot more people are watching streaming services, another western movie, lord of war feature, nicholas cage. and he's, you know, at the end of which he, he escapes and goes on, continue to sell arms. and that's been changed to where he ends up getting caught am. and i remember even over the years, you know, watching are and man the iron man movie, where at the end of which a chinese dr. saves his life and funny scenes like and transformers, where at one point they said we must tell the central government about this. and even in

it can be used as an offensive weapon when we give an em rack does not have a 50 caliber weapon on it. it is not offensive. weapon is protected in dr. cobra and state. the pain city sheriff's office has one full time sworn officer once they've gotten to emeralds since 2011. how in the world can any one say that this program has one lick of oversight? if those 2 things are in existence, the rule of thumb is one en route for police department requesting no more than one . so i'd have to look at the incident in sen colburn state. mr. asked of as in the n p r. investigation of the 1033 program, they listed 12000 bayonets have been given out. what purpose are bayonets being given out for? sen? it's are available under the program. i can't dance or what a local police force would need to be, and i can give you an answer. none in fema's authorized equipment list, there's actually written descriptions for how the equipment should be used and says it's specifically not supposed to be used for riot suppression. mr. come allowing, is that true that it's not supposed to be used for right suppress

and then i think em and china hasn't been in the it takes that long as well. it's only 1984 that they 1st competed in any sort of significant way. so am but whether this, sir, whether a boycott, i think a diplomatic boy called us for we're probably going to see, but people can't just ignore the issue any more. i think that's the big change between now and back then is that, you know, we know now what china is doing in since young and into beth. and so if you compete in the olympics, you go there with that understanding. and i think that's the biggest change, clever cleaning, we're gonna have to get you back in for a post mortem after the games. thanks so much for joining us. well, that's it for tuesday, while you're pondering the pros and cons of debating winter olympic games will leave you with the new official multilingual song for these olympics that china has just released. see you tomorrow and good bye. there's a swing her likeness. no generally covers that. oh, i got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner check hot spot for food and some gr

while type was em, this year may be less festive. people celebrating it say it doesn't make the day any less meaningful to them. florence louis al jazeera called the loop, or a former columbia in presidential candidate who was kidnapped and held by fock rebels for 6 and a half years has announced to she's running for the top job again. ingrid bet and call confirmed her candidacy and a news conference in bogota on tuesday. she was held in the jungle after being captured in 2002. when she last ran for president, colombians will go to the pulse. in may alexandro ramp yeti has more from bochita. well, i think most colombians were surprised by her decision to run for office just the 2 months before congressional elections and the primaries in which, as you will now compete in it comes at a time at a critical time. also in the come through, it's come up when columbia extremely angry at the political establishment at the increase in violence. there have been many protests and she presented herself of somebody who could try to reunite this c

. >> san francisco ems officials are saying they're just overwhelmed by this recent covid surge. they're saying they're dealing with a significant increase in 911. calls for non emergency medical services like people who want covid test or just having mild symptoms. kron four's amanda hari live for us in the newsroom. tonight explains how folks can help a minute. >> ems leaders are asking you to only call 911, in a life-threatening emergency. they need to be able to be available for those who need it most. and right now with so many ems staff out with covid themselves, there's not enough supply to meet the demand. >> please help us keep endurance is available for medical emergencies. health officials are warning people not to overwhelm the system. they say they've seen a surge in 911. calls and er visits for covid tests and minor cold flu or covid symptoms. we've been. >> having about over 400 m s calls a day in the city for the past several days. typically that number hovers around 300 or 330, that's about a 20 to 25% increase in calls. doctor susan ehrlich chief executive offic

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