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em nguyen has more now.joe biden in a rare primetime address attacking former president donald trump by name:. joe: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. em: the president condemning the deadly january 6 attack on the capital while urging voters to step up in november. joe: he cannot allow violence to be normalized in this country. it is wrong. em: joe shifting his tone to uplifting, highlighting his ministration' accomplishments. joe: i have never been more optimistic. em: his remarks just days after he accused republicans of embracing semi fascism. kevin mccarthy now demanding biden apologized for his comments. mccarthy in a counter speech ahead of biden's address. >> the biden administration has been doing everything in his power to crush america's soul. em: with less than 10 weeks until the midterm elections, joe's approval rating has risen nine points and now stands at 40%, according to a ne

em nguyen has more now.m joe biden in a rare primetime address attacking former president donald trump by name:. joe: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law. em: the president condemning the deadly january 6 attack on the capital while urging voters to step up in november. joe: he cannot allow violence to be normalized in this country. it is wrong. em: joe shifting his tone to uplifting, highlighting his ministration' accomplishments. joe: i have never been more optimistic. em: his remarks just days after he accused republicans of embracing semi fascism. kevin mccarthy now demanding biden apologized for his comments. mccarthy in a counter speech ahead of biden's address. >> the biden administration has been doing everything in his power to crush america's soul. em: with less than 10 weeks until the midterm elections, joe's approval rating has risen nine points and now stands at 40%, according to a

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and em equity mood has improved. cash levels are really high.se who say they want to decrease their cash levels this survey has increased. perhaps some people are looking for a catalyst to deploy cash reserves. dani: the good news is that everything is so bad right now that perhaps the only way is up. depressing but you have to take the good news where you can get it. thanks for playing ball, no em tourism, marat ulgen, hsbc global head of research. coming up, be ecb governing council member gediminas simkus joins me next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think it was the right thing to do given the technical factors that had arisen in the market. and it's obviously brought some important stability to the gilt market. it does not resolve any of the fundamental contradictions in british policy. dani: former treasury secretary larry summers weighing in on the boe intervention. let's look at a different central bank, joining me now is ecb governing council member gediminas simkus. minister, happy 100-year anniversary of the bank of lithuania. exciting in

for em health care. and also as electricity billed. so went up quite a bit so, so definitely a bet. so that's a prophecy or when it comes to those inflation numbers. okay, we're gonna talk to me a little bit about what the u. s. federal reserve is thinking right now. we're expecting another rate hike decision from them like next week. what? what are you thinking? yeah, christy next week wednesday, that's where we will have the next official fed meeting and there is no guessing we will see at least an interest rate increased by 75 basis points. some analysts even believed we could see a full percentage point and then also another increase by $75.00 basis points at the november meeting could be in the card said. so it's obvious that the federal reserve is going to act aggressively. and that on the other side, to co term economic growth here in the united states in the months. okay. okay, well, talking about hurting the united states. i mean, i know that the international monetary fund as early as january w

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saskatchewan rcmp has requested the saskatchewan ems to conduct the saskatchewan ems to conduct the externalnvestigation into circumstances surrounding the incident. we can speak now to our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, who's in melfort, saskatchewan. there were reports circulating for a number of hours before we got combination in that press conference about the death of myles sanderson. but there is still not a huge amount of detail around what exactly happened. a lot of detail in some areas but a lot missing where people wanted answers. {iii where people wanted answers. of course. and there are lots of conflicting reports about exactly how he died, we know that there was a high—speed pursuit down a highway not far from where the killings actually happened. police chased him down a road and here in this part of the country, they use a technique, a ramming technique to try and isolate the suspect and that did happen. some reports that did lead to his injuries. also another report that these injuries were self—inflicted. you heard the police officer that there mentioned he had a

as you're well aware and as the chief alluded to ems is now a stand alone in the fire department under the leadership of sandy tong so they no longer fall under my supervision and oversight and i will work with chief tong with everything that overlaps between us and it's been a pretty good arrangement so far for everybody i think. i just like to comment that when i first took this position as the deputy chief of operations i didn't know much about ems. i don't come from that background. i'm a suppression guy and i took time to get up to speed and oriented how they operate and the different aspect was ems and community paramedicine and everything else and what i found was an incredibly competent dedicated hard working group of people and some of them extremely over worked on the ambulances and i really have a great amount of respect on that side of the house and much better understanding than i did eight, nine months ago. cleavage you really opened my eyes to a whole new word of care that we can provide with the community paramedicine program. >> . >> i am super impressed with some of t

and on the same time they are also em shifting their own and strategy goes towards autonomy and also self reliance. so m, you can say that basically it's happening on both sides. we're talking about, she's 1st trip in her 1st trip, brought him or over $1000.00 days. it comes as the economy is struggling and, and there's a significant peoples congress approaching. how important is this trip? procedure? ping. yeah, i mean, he was basically the last and were state leader among all the big world economies that has not left his or the bodice of his home country. and there was an increasing pressure for china to show more presence on the international state. and also to engage more diplomatically, and that's exactly what she does, pink string now. and, and it's a crucial timing. as you mentioned. and in one month there will be a historic party congress during which seizing ping is expected to proclaim as a 3rd term in office. that's a very controversial matter. and, and he even more so, since he's are facing a lot of economic headwinds here. i mean, related to the 0 corporate strategy, but

and if he doesn't have them, he's gonna have to write 'em.have to preserve it because we're the ones that care about it the most. cats like me and jamael dean, this band is a part of our identity. it really isn't just like a job. it really isn't just like a hobby. like, it's a passion. i feel like a certain responsibility to all these people that invested so much time and energy into me. i owe so much to this family. i owe so much to these songs. [playing jazz music] ah, ah, ah. no, no, no. yeah, exactly. now this goes to the break. we can go solo a bit here. hi, dad. how are you doing? how was your day today? hey, bud, you missed your own song. that's cool. how's it sounding? michael: i didn't hear no trumpet. i didn't hear the line on the flutes. mekala: chris is on his way probably. michael: so we gotta do it again. mekala: let's hope. michael: i just want--yeah, we'll do it again, man. oh, horace tapscott, yeah. michael on tape: yeah, yeah, yeah. [cheers and applause] michael: there were stages of our relationship. first i was an admirer,

oh, chris ems is on the f. b. i's wanted list, allegedly for organizing a crypto conference in north korea. and helping the country evade us sanctions. it was accused of help in north korea, develop block chain technology to transfer money across borders. he was detained in february, in saudi arabia, but was late released as we are decided not to extradite him to the u. s. lydia, my colleague, donald courter, got more details from chris ems in our studio. you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f. b, i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the stories i was indicted by the by the f. b i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only applicable to us. people as you can probably tell from accent on, i'm not the american british. so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for a month based on an in support read notice and the f. b, i most wanted listening. i was in

he puts 'em in your brain. (laughs) john led a pioneering team that created one of the first brain computer interface devices. it's called braingate. - we actually peer into the brain and look at thinking about movement. when we first put an electrode in the brain, we didn't know whether somebody could control anything. - [angel] to decipher the connection between thought and tion, john implanted the braingate device in matt nagle, a quadriplegic.

my colleague donal quarter, got more details from chris ems in our studio. ah, you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f. b, i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the story. so i was indicted by the by the f. b, i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only a pickable to us people as you can probably tell from accent on, i'm not the american, i'm british. and so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for a month based on an in support read notice and the f. b, i most wanted listing i was in jet the time in which president biden visited saudi arabia. i don't think it went well for him at all. i think that, you know, the days are gone in which the us can really and cajoled countries even like saudi arabia, one of the closest allies. so i think that the guy you see, right, that played a very big part in, in my freedom of me being his we can see today what exactly happened at this conference in north korea.

what happens to your em trades, to em risk in this environment? well, if you look at em clancys, almost without exception -- em currencies, almost without exception, they have pretty much all come down. what that means is some of these countries that are expert oriented, they are going to be in a much better position to export to the u.s. we have to pay attention to those companies. and then of course, there are companies in these emerging markets that are doing very well domestically. in other words, they are exporting software or products and hedging locally in depreciated currencies. we have to be looking for those companies that will be doing those. emerging markets index has been battered, mainly because of china, china is down substantially. at the end of the day, i think you will see some of these opportunities in emerging markets arising. of course, there are some countries like in indonesia that are exporting a lot of palm oil and other commodities that are doing very well. manus: you mentioned china. let's get your thoughts. we've got a

come it is very sad that the department has to go through this over again. >> reporter: members of ems emtyadira's death killed five years ago by a man who stole her ambulance after years of waiting, he was just found fit to stand trial the chief of ems offering this call to all new yorkers. >> we need the city to stand up for all of our first responders who serve you and your families so selflessly, unselfishly and so giving. please remember lieutenant alison russo and her family in your prayers and in your thoughts, but mostly in your action >> reporter: for the news i'm miles miller >> the miami dolphins are under fire after their concussed quarterback is carted off the field. just days after a hit that left him stumbling on the turf, today the team addressing the concern as the players union promises action >>> a ceremony in russia as vladimir putin claims four areas of ukraine the concerns of escalation as he once again brings up nuclear weapons, plus -- >> i am 67 lived here five years and now it's gone. it's underwater. >> hurricane ian coverage continues. we're live in southwes

it doesn't really em deal with the criticism. it only says that this un report is stand by a western governments. and what will happen probably is that our, the government here will ramp up and censorship. i don't think that the criticism will find its way into the chinese public discourse and are so probably seating ping, the state leader will m a ramp up and the nationalism here, because in 6 weeks there's a historic party congress during which he will most likely proclaim a 3rd term in office and during that time am yet a stability is key for the leadership here and they don't want to deal with any criticism or anything that a could cause instability in the i. so i think the national listen will only get worse and the coming weeks of income probably let me just briefly at that show. hm . they will establish the new rent rate of that and yeah, yeah, the well established under rate of that basically the west is trying to limit china's rights and they will basically victimized themselves and don't want to deal with any criticism.

. >> reporter: a block away, the r seasons san francisco em em is booked. they finished full renovation in july. >> this is a good week for us. e of the best that we have seen since opening. the hotel is new but this is the best week. >> reporter: restaurant and loue are also booked for private dreamforce related events. >> it has been a long time. the lobby is bustling now all the time. the bar is doing great. we is doing great. we are open. >> reporter: the events are expd to reach economic impacts of more than $400 million this year year compared to 20 million the year before. the city's hotel occupancy this year is projected is projected to increase 67% over 2021. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. > >> dreamforce organizers are wag people attending to be aware of their surroundings. they are told to take off their badges when they are out and about to avoid being a target for robbery. this morning, two women women are in the hospital after being shot and wounded in the mission district yesterday evening. we have citizen app vio of police securing the

in that situation, why buy em etf's? if you are going to buy stocks, why not go into american stocks that might be passed in the american markets, that might work better in this situation? both sets of shares look cheap. u.s. and em, relative to the expense of levels investors have become use to. when the fed is concentrating on finding america's problems -- fighting america's problems, when the dollar keeps rising, that sucks money into u.s. assets, including stocks, and out of the most vulnerable, em's . probably doesn't help by the fact that there has been a reluctance to go into europe. there has been a lot of outflows to europe, both em and dm, earlier in the air, given what has been going on. the vulnerable area is the em etf's, and the money getting sucked out of that, and into the u.s. in particular. shery: garfield reynolds and stephen engle with our top stories today. . was good to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: thank you. ukraine is calling on western governments for more weapons, as it pr

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