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that's global head of em strategy with a trip round em markets.oming up, stay with us, this -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the report that came out this morning is pretty much in line with our expectations. we are making progress, this is good, but we need to see more. the decision to begin to reduce rates is a very important one. the economy is strong. we had growth for the last year over 3%. we don't need to be in a hurry to cut. it means we can wait and become more confident. i don't think rates will go back down to the very low levels they were at before the pandemic. this economy doesn't feel like it's suffering. lizzy: so, fed chair jay powell speaking out. a key influence on the fed's thinking is going to be the u.s. jobs report on friday for march. this is really the key highlight of the week when it comes to economic data. if we just think back to the last report, you could see that the unemployment reading was at a two-year high. estimates offer a 3.8 percent reading this time. if you flip the port over, the last print saw the biggest revisi

we were on scene, ems did toe.he patient, and we have our fire marshals helping with the investigation at this time. >> good afternoon, everyone. the male involved in this incident is maxwell azzarello, male born in 1987. hi driver's license indicates he is from saint augustine, florida. what we know from speaking to other witnesses and family members is he arrived in new york sometime earlier in the week. we have his car being in saint augustine, florida, on the 13th. anywhere between the 13th and today he arrived. we spoke to family member today and they were unaware he was even in new york. as the fire commissioner stated, he is at cornell burn center right now. the accelerant used appeared to be an alcohol-based substance use for cleaning. that is all we have right now. >> right on the line, left right, and we will decide who is going to take -- reporter: let me ask about security. are you going to put in more officers? strategy -- >> listen, mark, after every incident we have an after-action and we will talk a

i'm an em expert. i have been bullish em high-yield for some time now. that remains intact.he message has been reinforced. increased funding channels, recommitment to sustainability, egypt is benefiting from that. and they now have the bandwidth to work on structural reforms. sonali: favorite part of the market and why? >> i'm going to echo some of her comments. we like em airlines and print to alert. they have been later to the game in terms of their turnaround and we think there is a lot of market still there and we think spreads will tighten. sonali: no reward without a little risk. we thank you both so much for your time. still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead we had the rate decision and april payrolls. a lot of data ahead. this is real yield on bloomberg. ♪ sonali: this is bloomberg real yield and it is time for the final spread. u.s. consumer confidence data and the fed rate decision. thursday, durable goods and another round of jobless claims and friday, payrolls. markets do expect a softening from the prior print of 250 k in additions. plus an unemployment ra

>> this is on the ems report. there is nobody on the public comment line >> any questions for chief tong. commissioner fraser >> thank you, as always interesting report. compelling. i had a couple questions about one question about the responding a lot to navigation centers. it is a lot of calls. which is fine my question is do we have a formal agreement with dph or the d. housing and homelessness to be their backum medical? or medical provider? >> no. >> so. do any of the navigation centers have medical staff. i don't believe so, >> no >> no. >> okay. good job, then. >> a lot of calls and people and care delivered. in the ad hoc way. but important way. curious to me. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioner fraser. any others? commissioner collins. >> chief tong firemember correct low at the march upon 27th meeting you mentioned you have a lot of repeat calls? >> for specific individuals? >> yes. >> how is -- that going? >> we do have our ems6 are chronic repeat 911 callers we will then go to them. with ou

and, you know, everybody jokes about that you can play with 'em and then send 'em home?, huh? >> yeah, you can. i got - i got a 14-year-old, a a 12 1/2 -- that's a girl and a a boy -- and then a 3-year-old and a 2-year-old. they were a day -- a year and a a day apart. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> how 'bout that? >> jimmy: that's amazing. and you just said they had a a big party for 'em, a birthday party? >> yeah, we get to have the birthday party at our house. and we had what -- the little girl's name, row -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so we set up a disc-row. >> jimmy: oh, oh a disco. >> a disc-row. >> jimmy: a disc-row party, oh. >> and then the little boy is into cars, so we had -- yeah, how 'bout that, that's the disc-row. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: that's so fun. >> how cute is that? see the big jam box in the back? >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, that's super fun. yeah, and then the -- the boy? >> yeah, he's into cars. so we set him up like a nascar track, where the kids get in. they're just two, but they get in these electric cars -- >> jimmy: they know how -- they know how to d

we do in high security event have more ems on scene because there could be more. >> reporter: what's happening across the street. [ inaudible question ] do you think this is something that -- >> not everything that you see right here is part of the plan. there's a large security plan for this, and trust me, when we had our meetings before this took place, we met with fdny, ems, we met with our court partners. we met with secret service. so i'm not quite sure what else you're looking for. >> well, an ambulance like on stand by. >> yeah, em, and fdny are in the area during the trial as well, and they're totally aware of what's going on, and our response time today was pretty quick. >> reporter: did the man say anything, before, during the incident? >> as of right now, what we're showing is that he just walked directly into the park and began to throw the pamphlets in the air, and then lit himself on fire. that could come out during the investigation. we have a lot of witnesses here, a lot of people coming forward. we hope if more people come forward, we can put more information togethe

this dumbass printed them out and put 'em in a folder and then filed 'em away. [laughs] i mean...coming up to the... i... it's just so weird to me because all these politicians who work so hard... right. ...and they throw it away for sex. and it's just always so crazy to me as somebody who covers politics, it's so common, and it's so dumb, and i just-- i never truly understand it. the thing about a political figure that you've got to keep in mind-- number one is compartmentalization, their ability to isolate each segment of their world as though it didn't exist. they have to be able to do that. if you meet jenny sanford and you meet belén, they're polar opposite people. all of a sudden, belén found a hole to get into the gap in his life and filled it. but then he compartmentalizes, and he's this method actor, so he goes back to being mark sanford, you know, actor-governor, without ever letting on that he's having an affair. yeah. to maintain his office and reputation, sanford had to hide his love for maria and continue to pretend to only long for balanced budgets. in 2009, he topp

we met would seek for service so i'm not quite sure what else you looking for yeah ems, ems in an idea why in the area doing it during this trial as well, and they've totally aware of what's going on. and i'll response down today. >> pretty, quick to the jury. >> during the incident as of right now, what we're showing is that he just walked directly into the park and began to the throat of pamphlets in the air. >> and then lit himself on fire was still that could be come out during our investigation, we have a lot of witnesses here, a lot of people coming forward, we hope if more people come forward, we can put a little more information together. but as of right now, we don't have that he was making any statements tim offensive? yes yeah. >> we're looking through his social media and what he did online prior and it appears that he did post something in regards to this event prior to the incident then readily take a walk something. like try on when you're gathering intelligence social media and obviously i think i wanted welcome back saying, i'm a man, young parent race, but it we don't

they will both be positive for em assets.ception that these goldilocks financial conditions that benefit share markets, em is still behind. that is still to play out. >> that is why we remain constructive. a lot of good earnings growth in emerging markets. could dividends and shareholder return. i am quite positive that the economies have held up over the pandemic and coming out as well. we haven't had major dislocation of emerging markets. haidi: we have a d correlation. are you positive for china domestically? >> we are but we realize that positive -- policy pays a long-term effect on china and we are looking forward to future policy in terms of commodities, i.t., the property sector. we think that it is the anchor in emerging markets. still the largest country but we feel that you must stock select in india as well. it is becoming a larger market than even five years ago. it is in sectors like the consumer sectors and the financials. because we are looking at shareholder return and cash dividend, we are in other suck -- se

you eat 'em, it's simple math.hem out nationwide, right? and piper sandler calls that a game-changer. the distribution, number of doors, as they say, could more than double here in the years ahead, to it's going to be pretty easy to increase sales. piper sandler upgraded the stock to overweight. don't you dare make a fat joke about that, jack. it says that shares could hit $20 from here. they were recently $15 and change, so some pretty good upside there. jack: i've seen krispy kremes on sale in a gas station between the vaping and the candy -- >> yeah. still take 'em, by the way. of. jack: mcdonald's sounds better. ben, actionable ideas. >> i'm looking at a lithium miner. this has a not been a good time for evs, tesla this week came out with a terrible delivery report dropping down to a support level that's frightening. but if you look what's happening with metals, prices are going up. copper, gold and silver are going up, and i think at some point you're going to have to see list are yum prices go up despite this

stewart: i -- i mean, one of the ways in which this case is very differe fm eme homer is that in emeomer, you h t same pattern of epa rejecting 20-some state plans and then implementing a fedallan, and there were a very wide array of challenges to the feraplan in eme homer. they went through the d.c. circuit. they got utohis court. there -- there was very little litigation about the antecedent sip disapprovals. anso i think that that's one of the -- the unusual features of this case in comparison to prior cases involving od neighbor plans. justice kaga sthere hasn't been -- there -- there haven't been other circumstances in which this exact question has mep? mr. stewart: right. i think, in the eme me context, there were three challenges tsidisapprovals, and i don't know that any of them were ultite resolved in the -- on the merits. and so there -- there was't this situation where preliminary orders enter ithe sip disapproval litigation caused people to argue about t plan sllational as to the states that remain. justice kagan: and do you know athe d.c. circuit intends to do or do you

, court partners, secret service, i am not quite sure what else you are looking for ems and fdny are in the area during the trial as well they are aware of what is going on and our response time today was pretty quick. >> did the man say anything before or during the incident? >> as of right now what we're showing as he walked directly into the park and began to throw the pamphlet in the air and then lit himself on fire, there could be more coming out during the investigation we have a lot of witnesses here and a lot of people coming forward, we hope that if more people come forward we can put a bit more information together but as of right now we don't have anything about him making any statements. we are looking through his social media and what he did online prior and it did appear that he posted something in regard to this event prior to the incident. >> all of his social media we obviously didn't know him prior to this incident i talk about the detective bureau we did not know him prior to this incident but going back now to part of the investigation all of his social media any

firefighters and ems is a great opportunity. it is really important we have people who look like the community we are serving and that's part of the reason many joined this department to create change from the inside and we have done a lot of that and we will continue to do that. there is a place for you here as a ems, as a paramedic, as a firefighter. you just need to be able to put in the work. this is a big deal being in public safety in san francisco working for the san francisco fire department. it is a commitment. what better place if you want to serve your community then the san francisco fire department? [music] [siren] i'm ready. good evening. the chair has called the meeting to order. if you could please rise for the pledge of allegiance. for which it stands. one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. president, i'd like to take roll. please do. thank you, commissioner walker. commissioner benedicto, present. commissioner yanez. present. commissioner byrne here. commissioner yee here. vice pre

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we had, our tactical ems training with the police was going on out there. we had, hazardous materials being taught to the 133rd class. we had an h three level one recruit class, and we had a helicopter rescue drill where we had, lauren canning, one of our dog handlers, and her search and rescue dog, barney came in via chp helicopter and got, dropped down, not dropped. but you know what i mean, yeah. came down and he searched the rubble pile, found the person, and then they got whisked away again. and so there was so much going on out there. it was amazing. the amount of coordination it takes to do all that. so really just really proud of our department and all the work being done out there. thank you. chief mao. we sent out offers for the 134th class that will start at the end of june. provisional offers for people to go through backgrounds and medical, and we don't expect everyone to make it through those, the background and medical. so we always offer more than there are, spots. we had our promotional pinning ceremony. thank you, commissioner nakajo, for

at a time when you want to be expanding investments in discounting em assets at the -- in discounting em assets around the world, it will have to tighten policy further, but it will not be enough to significantly close the gap, so even if we get into venture, it just needs a few yen difference, and soon we will be moving back on shore to the yen again. >> pretty much short-term gain for the yen if intervention comes, but when will intervention come? 155? >> if we get to 155 slowly, i don't think intervention comes then. i could see them coming in an intervening if we get to 154 really rapidly, but they don't want to fight the fundamentals. they know they are fighting a losing battle. unless we suddenly get a change and we start seeing fed cuts come through for real. haslinda: it is about the fed and its rate differential that is guiding the yen. >> at the end of the day, i agree with what you just said. the japanese are fighting a losing battle at might as well give up. at the end of the day, it is probably good news for some people because if you are shorting the yen, you're doing fi

firefighters and ems is a great opportunity. it is really important we have people who look like the community we are serving and that's part of the reason many joined this department to create change from the inside and we have done a lot of that and we will continue to do that. there is a place for you here as a ems, as a paramedic, as a firefighter. you just need to be able to put in the work. this is a big deal being in public safety in san francisco working for the san francisco fire department. it is a commitment. what better place if you want to serve your community then the san francisco fire department? [music] [siren] >> i'm a firefighter here at station three 1 i grew up in texas and kind of boundaries around to bunch of different cities before i came to san francisco lived in new york and was going to school there i had never been here before the moment i knew san francisco i knew i was in the right police station like the place and was proposed to be. >> i was with change and cyclist transportation throughout the ci

you know, let's just call 'em what they were. they were influence peddlers.y wound up being able to shake the bushes here and help rod raise money. they promised access and favors if blagojevich won, and they got results. where dick mell's good old boys would fetch $2,000 at a time, kelly and rezko would shake loose 50 grand. all that money plus rod's appeal to voters who had felt ignored by the entrenched chicago political dynasties-- well, it proved to be an unstoppable combination. he ran on some things that were uniquely important to black people. healthcare for kids is a good idea. when he said, "free rides for seniors on public transportation," that resonated with black people specifically. blagojevich became governor in 2003. -congratulations, governor. -thank you. may god bless you. [cheers and applause] how do you view your-- your time as governor apart from the scandals? how do i say this in a way where i don't sound like a guy without any humility? but i truly believe i was a great governor. i can't think of any governor in my life that did anythin

c. government says they should em, demonstration and go home. also coming out in the democratic republic of congo is the end of an era as the you enforcement of school pulls out to who protects the people now and cannot lead swear in crushing form either london mouth or not just one or 2 victories on terrorist of church or smashed the wealth records . snatching this from her own mental th, i, eddie mike of junior. and you are welcome to the program 30 years ago. so it has started the falls out africans. the countries fast, the democratic elections brought an end to apartheid and decades of violent races, twice minority who sought after as far as governments and led by nelson mondale. i chose to press you forgiveness over persecution, introduced the truth and reconciliation commission preparatory tests and victims of violence and human rights abuses, could give testimony and request amnesty from both criminal and civil prosecution. but till today, thousands in south africa still few let down. some of them elderly citizens who often forth aparthei

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. >> look at 'em fight for it. [ light laughter ] what the cameras don't show you. >> jimmy: ah, comeels," that's what you're here for. but "reacher," you're filming season three right now. >> we're almost -- well, yeah, we're nearing completion of season three, yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: it is -- it's a a runaway hit. it is a smash hit. >> it's been a big success. it was, you know, it was a a really hard fought win though, this one. >> jimmy: it was? >> like, it was -- yes, this was not an easy get. i was never supposed to be reacher. >> jimmy: really? >> big asterisk by this role for me, so i feel lucky. >> jimmy: what, so you have to audition and --? >> you had to audition and they were auditioning guys -- you know, they wanted the exact specifications. he's 6'5," i'm 6'3." i'm automatically out. but i -- but i fought for this. i fought for this. so before season one, you know, usually there's an audition process. you go in one or two times. if you're lucky, you screen test. but this was during covid, so there was, like, ample opportunity to just, like -- whe

abc's em nguyen with the latest from police, who say this wasn't a random crime, and, em, that videoable. >> reporter: truly unbelievable, janai. can't wait to show you this video. now, investigators say this is kind of a bizarre murder mystery in which they say there are still outstanding unusual circumstances. this morning, new video shows a brazen armed carjacking involving who authorities say is a south florida woman at a traffic light stop. >> it is incredibly frightening to watch the boldness of this -- of this suspect. >> reporter: cell phone video capturing the moment a hooded masked gunman points his firearm directly at the driver in front of this green acura before then climbing into the car, a white durango, and now an urgent manhunt is under way in florida for at least two suspects in connection with this crime. >> the guy had a machine gun and got the guy to open the door and was pointing the gun at him, and then he got in the backseat of the car. >> reporter: authorities say they believe the woman held at altagracia guerrero de aguasviva was killed shortly after the inc

they're just em 2 words on paper rights. do you and is no longer about to multilateralism. sadly, it is now committed to multi terrorism. this security council terror pays off its shameful. as i have always pulled out the political rocks within the un that sadly nothing here is based on truth and justice, but toxic politicized station. and today the mass, cuz finally phone and the council has exposed to expose itself. and for samuel philip to see how good granting the state of palestine from membership of the united nations, similar to other countries around the world damaged the prospects of peace between palestinians and israelis. how true this recognition and this membership um, international peace and security. this question, ladies and gentlemen, we ask specifically to the united states and other countries that oppose granting the state of palestine full membership at a time when they recognize israel, which is the other party in the east, really boasting and conflict, and has granted israel full membership of united na

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>> we think the fed is most critical in terms of how em central banks are behaving.hina growth has held up moderately so far this year, but policymakers are probably feeling reasonably confident about the overall growth target. it is still early days, but the pressure on them to ease aggressively is not extremely high at the moment. we will have a politburo meeting that we expect will be more focused on the implementation of measures that have already been announced or hinted at than i knew big announcement of policy easing. china's growth as more export oriented this year, so to some extent that is coming at the expense of exports and other parts of asia. there is a competitive aspect of that, but a relatively stable renminbi to the dollar gives banks optionality, so we think that that is probably the most important factor for most em central banks of the region. annabelle: thank you for your time and for coming into the studio so early. get a roundup of the stories that you need to know to get your day going into day's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers go t

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he's in federal prison in los angeles serving a 19-year sentence for extortion, tags evasion, 'em --vasion. he's called for trump's indictment in 2018, but he tells "the new york post" he's been in contact with trump's attorneys and says he'd be willing to testify for the former president. avenatti says there's no question the trial is politically motivated because they're concerned that he may be reelected. if the defendant was anyone other than donald trump, this case would not have been brought at this time. also happening this week the supreme court is set to hear arguments on trump's claims of presidential immunity as he fights the federal criminal case accusing him of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. will, kayleigh and pete. will: thank you, madeleine. earlier we were like, wow -- and we'll talk about this. i want to put the question to will hard a of, he'll come up on the show at a 9 a.m. eastern time, how can he trust putting michael avenatti on the stand? how can you trust his testimony in he's been on every side with donald trump, you know, pro, anti, pro a

i go up to say good night to 'em. and they go, "oh, dad's here, dad's here."ie comes over, she goes, "dad, put on something that you're not afraid to get messy." [ ohs and light laughter ] again, i'm there maybe 40 seconds, a minute i'm at home. i go, "okay." so, i put a t-shirt on. they go -- she goes, "dad?" and i'm like, "are they going to put makeup on me or something?" or i've seen, like, kids -- dads, they put -- kids -- i don't know. my kids don't do it. but i'm like, "maybe she wants to put makeup on me or something." whatever they want to do. she goes "dad?" and i go, "yeah?" she goes -- and she hits me across the face with a plate of whipped cream. [ laughter ] [ rimshot ] a giant, massive -- >> steve: wham. >> jimmy: smack. whipped cream all over the walls. [ laughter ] i go, "what is wrong with you?" she goes, "it's april fools'." it's april fools' day." [ laughter ] i go, "that's not even what you do on april fools'." i go, "that is terrible. i can't even believe that this is --" i mean, it's not even anywhere near my shirt. all over my face, all

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from some interviews with mary em gerosimenko, i still don’t understand whether she accepted his deather a glass of something else, but i appreciated the fact that the singer has low social responsibility, but a rich imagination, but this is different, probably, i’m with you, ksenia lebedeva, hello, who is meriem gersimenko, most likely not that, that they remember, and not everyone knows her, so... this young lady was detained by our law enforcement agencies in august 22, they detained her after a concert on zybetskaya street, where she performed songs in support of the armed forces of ukraine. singing vakarchuk’s songs is now popular in belarus, because he supports and sponsors the military formation of ukraine, which are unfriendly to us, more precisely, they use their terrorist methods in belarus, saboteurs, spent, bookmarks, but they have nothing to do with of course, they don’t have extremism, these are just the colors of the indonesian flag, as the mayor’s office said, well, actually.

c. government says they should em, demonstration and go home. also coming out in the democratic republic of congo is the end of an era as the you enforcement of school pulls out to who will protect the people now and cannot lead swear in crushing form either london mouth or not just one or 2 big.

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get 'em. late yesterday.sterday, the judge released the jury questionnaire for trump's hush money trial. and i've got the actual thing right here! so let's... let's dig in to judge merchan's juicy, juicy jury quiz. what have we got here? here's a good one. "do you have any strong opinions or firmly held beliefs about former president donald trump?" [laughter] at this point, i'd love to meet someone who doesn't. "uh... donald trump? the real estate guy? what's he been up to? i don't watch "the apprentice." i love that jeff probst. are they the same guy? no? then no strong opinion." potential jurors will also have to answer: "have you ever considered yourself a supporter of or belonged to any of the following: the q-anon movement, proud boys, oathkeepers, three percenters, or boogaloo boys?" let me remind you, you're under oath, oathkeepers. and you're under boogaloo, boys. let's see what else here. "are you a member of the big bad voodoo daddies, the doobie brothers, milli vanilli, the boxcar children, or have