so our focus remains on medical, that's the main focus for now.— the main focus for now.s on medical supplies. _ the main focus for now. so the focus is on medical supplies. but - the main focus for now. so the focus is on medical supplies. but in - the main focus for now. so the focus is on medical supplies. but in terms| is on medical supplies. but in terms of getting those medical supplies to the worst affected areas, practically, how do you do that? we have practically, how do you do that? - have emergency stops in the northwest, and we are readily mobilising that one. the challenge for now, we need to replenish the stock already used. so the main issues, we need to get emergency order and we are waiting for that inside the country. we are using all the stock we have are inside the country. we are using all the stock we hav— inside the country. we are using all the stock we have we spoke to an aid worker who is — the stock we have we spoke to an aid worker who is in turkey _ the stock we have we spoke to an aid worker who is in turkey and - the stock we have we spoke

needs are our focus and we are leading by example. the budget i'm presenting the governor's office will not see 1 penny more than the prior budget with just a 2% increase in the state appropriations for operations the university of nebraska under the leadership of my former colleagues on the board of regents and president ted carter will be challenged to focus on students needs. all across state government we will rise to better meet the high bar that nebraskans have set for us through their example of working hard and tightening their belts will carefully controlling the growth of state spending. we will work to provide significant tax cuts for nebraskans. beginning with property taxes. our property taxes we all agree they are so far out of whack, think of this, you don't even need to own property to be affected by our property taxes. we must lift this burden. we have to do it now. [applause] today i am recommending to the legislature and additional $2.4 billion in property tax cuts, for a total of $7.1 billion through fiscal year 26

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needs are our focus and we are leading by example. the budget i'm presenting the governor's office will not see 1 penny more than the prior budget with just a 2% increase in the state appropriations for operations the university of nebraska under the leadership of my former colleagues on the board of regents and president ted carter will be challenged to focus on students needs. all across state government we will rise to better meet the high bar that nebraskans have set for us through their example of working hard and tightening their belts will carefully controlling the growth of state spending. we will work to provide significant tax cuts for nebraskans. beginning with property taxes. our property taxes we all agree they are so far out of whack, think of this, you don't even need to own property to be affected by our property taxes. we must lift this burden. we have to do it now. [applause] today i am recommending to the legislature and additional $2.4 billion in property tax cuts, for a total of $7.1 billion through fiscal year 26

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and yes, the focus is now on this massive humanitarian crisis. according to the turkish authorities, more than 270000 people have been evacuated from this earthquake hid region. everyone else has been staying intense like these one here. you can see right behind me for the cost to week a here and i don't know in this, can people tell me that they're getting everything they need right now? but the situation is so much worse in cities like are among mirage is kendra on or on takia, where we were yesterday that city has been almost entirely flattened. many people still have to sleep outside in the open. they need heating, they need shelter, they need sanitation, i jenny products because they have been left with absolutely everything with absolutely nothing. now you leave those people that you described will now live in this, these trends behind you, any indication of how long they will have to stay there. well, if you look at the figures provided by the authorities, here, tens of thousands of buildings have either collapsed or they have been so badl

and there was a big focus on unity. _ what we promised. and there was a big focus on unity.nity. he started by congratulating the new speaker kevin mccarthy. but there were some points that generated hackles from the crowd. , , _, . crowd. the biggest conflict in the coming — crowd. the biggest conflict in the coming congress - crowd. the biggest conflict in the coming congress will - crowd. the biggest conflict in the coming congress will be l the coming congress will be about raising the debt limit. the american borrowing authority, if they don't do that, then the nation will default on its national debt. that will have to be done one way or another. that is a real source of conflict between republicans and democrats. republicans and democrats. republicans want a condition raising the limit on cuts to the budget. democrats want to just raise the limit, noting, asjoe biden did, in his speech, that the limit has been raised — it was raised three times under donald trump's presidency. that is something that will be very contentious. anthony, a couple of points the president s

and that is the focus. thank you. - economic recovery. and that is the focus. thank you. the focus. thank you. it is - the focus. thank you. it is good to talk to you. let's talk about the industry making all the money right now, that is energy. in the next hour we will find out how much money the oil giant shell made in the last few months of 2022 and for the full year in total. according to several press reports it may have made the biggest annual profit in its 115 year history. that would further stoke controversy at a time when many households and business customers are struggling with soaring energy bills. chris wheaton is managing director of the investment bank in london specialising in oil and gas. so, the numbers will be bumper, we know that and that will inevitably lead to those headlines, won't it, that they should be taxed more. yes, i think it probably will, market consensus is that profits will be slightly down on where they were in the third quarter but the context that is after what has been a profitable year for energy for all the wrong reasons that profi

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i want to focus on a critical part of our mission which is intelligence partnerships. as the secretary often says, dhs is a department of partnerships and we want to increase our relationships. we developed a partnership with has -- which is invalid -- developed our relationships and we started hosting by whelchel -- by legally meetings with their tribal partners to discuss the threat environment we all face. in august, we hosted a national intelligence and it with the i acp which content -- which involved over 100 partners from agencies and associations at all levels of government to reimagine and discuss information sharing efforts in the future. in addition to the intelligent cycle and partnerships, third and absolutely critical mission has been building and enhancing the management and well-being of the workforce. i am particular encouraged by recent progress before and after my arrival and bolstering around an organizational health. this includes a focus on enhancing diversity initiatives, we live in a diverse world and it read wires diverse intelligence workforce

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and now of course, the focus is on the massive humanitarian crisis. hundreds of thousands of people, if not, millions are now homeless. and although there have been huge evacuation efforts to other churches, cities, most of the people have had to say intense for the past week for the past days here in this 10 camp in the city of i don't know, people tell me they are receiving the help they need right now, a workers have just been distributing baby diapers next for the children wet wipes . but there are areas, there are provinces that have been so much was effected. the city of i'm talking, for example, in the province of ha, tie has been almost entirely flattened by the quakes. people still have to stay outside in the open. they urgently need heating, shelter, electricity, but also sanitation hygienists, products. many people here in the area also need psychological help because they are traumatized here in atlanta and surrounding cities. the zeal forties now encouraging people to return to their homes, to the buildings that are still standing, and they has started inspecting these b

great to have you in "focus."rney and the policy with these executives at twitter that we know of? >> near as i can tell do whatever you can to suppress negative information about democratic candidates and do everything you can to amplify negative information about republican candidates. if that's your policy that's fine. people need to know that. what jamie and jim and mike turner want to know is what the government involved? this isn't just a private company doing what they want. was the f.b.i. putting pressure on you? think about this for a second, harris, we spent four years investigating alleged russian collusion, russian disinformation. how much time are we willing to spend about american disinformation about russian disinformation? you had two people who knew from the get go this was not russian disinformation, chris wray the head of the f.b.i. and john ratcliffe the head of our intelligence community. somehow the media picked a bunch of former has beens with no access to the intelligence or laptop and they

there's been a lot of focus on china, hasn't it, - lot of focus on china, hasn't it, because china tookon the security council to argue against interventions by powers in other countries — so consistently on the us invasion of iraq, saying that's wrong because you're intervening in the internal affairs of another country. this decision by russia to attack ukraine, and then invade, as far as it's been able to do, must of put china in an awkward position not just internationally, but with its dealings with the security council? absolutely, and i think we've seen a number of times that china has been uncomfortable. in every statement at the united nations, it has talked about sovereignty and territorial integrity — in fact, when you hear the american representatives, whether it's the us secretary of state or ambassador here, when they talk about the peace plan, the policy paper china has proposed, they say, "look at .1, if russia respects sovereignty and territorial integrity, there would be no war." that's why we've seen china has talked about this no limits partnership with russia despit

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the focus is on rescue efforts.ing and providing food, and also to match urgent needs with those able to help. we need any help we can get from the international community to be able to help us provide financial support needed on the ground. >> the organizations on the ground, mention them briefly. how much communication have you had? it looks like in that region, the infrastructure completely destroyed -- how much communication do you have with the guys on the ground? >> that is true. it is not easy. yesterday especially, people on the ground were impacted by the aftershock and devastation of the earthquake. workers were also very much impacted, as well. we have the expertise of contacting the local organizations who have the know-how. previous earthquake emergency relief campaigns, as well. we have charities we work with that have the know-how and communication is very much open. we are able to receive updates about what is needed the most and where. we are working hard to make sure the support we are getting is c

our focus will be part _ this part of the world. our focus will be part of— this part of the world. part of the world. our focus will be part of the iaf _ this part of the world. our focus will be part of the iaf oa, - this part of the world. our focus will be part of the iaf 00, is - this part of the world. our focus will be part of the iaf oci, is onj will be part of the iaf oci, is on syria. we have other teams covering turkey and europe. reports clearly spoke to the needs of crossbow. this is much bigger than anybody ever imagined and therefore the needs and associated response is massive. as the recovery or the search and rescue ends, now we are escalating or providing more medical attention. a lot of the food and shelter items onto the blankets and the warm clothing that are required, including safe drinking water. that is critical to protect the population for at least the next 3—6 months. ourtimeline population for at least the next 3—6 months. our timeline is actually two years now. this is big. we face challenges. assistance received to date is insufficient to cover the ne

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in "focus" fox business anchor david asman.epublicans will come up with $3 trillion with more debt. he is coming up with $19 million more. liberal media don't talk about it. >> he is selling big government and government bureaucrats control the economy better than the private sector and has increased the role of government in our economy by 20% since he has been here. 20%. it will take a lot to turn it around. the house, the republican house will be able to stop a lot of the spending measures but through regulation he can increase the role of the government in the economy. by the way, the government now, the federal government now controls about 25% of the economy from 21% when trump was in office. if you include local and state governments in that figure it is over 50% in places like new york and california and illinois that have high taxes. over 50% of the economy controlled by the government equals socialism. that's what the president is telling us will be better for america. most americans don't believe it. even though the

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you're in the faulkner focus. holding the biden administration accountable for the deaths, terrorist, cartel killers crossing into the united states and those unimaginable numbers of humanity flowing in illegally. while policies under biden defy reality. democrats taking the opportunity to attack the majority party again and again and again. >> at every turn this extreme republican majority fails to offer genuine solutions and resorts to political theater. the republican majority seems interested only in showboating. >> unfortunately this hearing is nothing more than a distraction. >> republicans resort to political stunts at the border and theatrical hearings lairing this one. >> republicans in congress seem intent on demonizing migrant families. >> an ongoing and blatant attempt to use fear tactics to scare us into turning immigrants away. >> we have a broken immigration system because republicans want us to. so they can hold these hearings to mask the fact that they have no affirmative agenda that actually help

i really a focus on those two areas of making sure our supply chain is robust. but also making sure the permitting process is streamlined so we can actually get the help in the critical minerals we need in order to transition. i encourage anybody pretty if you have any questions about what we are doing in nevada please take a look at our website nevada mining.org. we are happy we have all of the information you could ever want on that site about what we're doing here in nevada. what he thanks some of the things are doing nationally. >> thanks tyre and todd? >> real quickly i think the most important thing will be the implementation of the ira. in the tax incentives that are built into the ira. there are some trying to i think undermine the intense of the ira and tried to undermine the benefits that are intended to build up the domestic supply chain and strengthen domestic mining. and i really hope the treasury department, the ira the biting menstruation reject those efforts but is not the intent of congress to help the russian or indonesia mining industry. and d

many had questioned the overall focus of the naming change, the focus on 2030 when you get profitabilitye investments in reality labs. now that investors are liking this focus in the near term on efficiency. ed: this is the year of efficiency. the 2023 security -- slogan for meta is secured. he's being asked about generative ai and he says i'm equally as excited as anyone else, but not at the cost of efficiency. caroline: there were some investors pushing hard, they wanted to see a pullback in terms of capital spending. maybe we will see more job cuts. this talk about middle-management that still perhaps is under a lot of focus in terms of effectiveness. this looks like a fascinating overall call. i wonder if the share price reaction holds into tomorrow. ed: we will have to wait and see. caroline: that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. tons of tech earnings thursday. ed: a lot to wrap up on our podcast. check it out wherever you get your podcasts. this is bloomberg. ♪

>> thank you, open source office is one of the areas of our intense focus. there were issues that were spotted there in the context of the portland and capitol attack situations. also because they will be so critical to so many of the threats we deal with in the future we talked about domestic terrorism is one of them. before i got there, many steps had been taken to enhance training. there was mandatory open source training class that was mandatory and we embedded in oversight intelligence officer there to give the people in that group hands-on, direct guidance on the various issues about privacy that we encounter day in and day out. before i got there, we assigned different parts of the group to different portfolios. they are focused on particular threats and become more expert, more able to separate the wheat from the chief. -- from the chafe. and we're looking at resources. we want to look how we deploy more resources to that group if and when we need to do deal with different threats, many which are carried out over social media and publicly available i

we know that has been a focus in recent years.they will have to return their attention to that. i think the messaging is expected to be one of doing whatever they can to support growth and it is expected to be another year of more public spending and support from the central bank. shery: we all just want to thank you. haidi: we are of course watching the u.s. select committee hearing that is going on when it comes to china. shery: are expecting people to testify, including mcmaster, the formal national security advisor -- former. chinese threats to the u.s., as u.s. china tensions escalate and president xi, as we talked about, will embark on this new term as president at the national people's congress. this is a video that they are showing in washington dc at the moment, as we are getting ready to hear more on the house select committee on the chinese coming is party. haidi: all focus on china at the moment, particularly as we get further indications when it comes to this decoupling on issues of data security, issues of high tech,

in my opinion, they need to focus on the line. county government, you need to work together on this stuff. at the nonfederal level. this one is the limited resource. talk into the community about what they have to do. making it less likely that when it gets to that boundary, it is not going 90 miles an hour. i think they are giving me the hook. >> all right. [applause] >> thank you for your efforts to improve the economy. i hope i pronounced your name correctly. >> he did better than a lot. >> cameron adams at the nature conservancy discussing those recently partnered on a national poll and resource groups and key communities throughout the u.s. they will inform us about the results of this, including recommendations and potential solutions. please welcome cameron adams. >> my name is cameron adams. presenting to you today. i want to start by going through the technology that we use. just showing you all what we learned for the different solutions around wildfires. for purpose and methods, we do a lot on wildfire. representing all

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caroline: what about the focus federally?missions and seeing a labor shortage alleviated, is that headwind or tailwind for you? >> inflation reduction act has created pretty significant tailwinds for this entire industry. we are looking at 100 billion dollars allocated into hydrogen, clean energy, is going to create activity around mobility. one big piece of news is the upcoming green deal in europe. they are looking close to a trillion dollars to go2net zero by 2050. this is a huge secular change moving things. it's having literally an active congress, here, europe, elsewhere is going to be our to see these major changes in how we move about this planet. caroline: you are a man who is so passionate in particular flying from a very young age. understanding how to navigate the skies talk to us, there are other people who navigate the skies, run these businesses, many come over passionately wanting to bring down the emissions curve. are you seeing the focus on real innovation coming from the big companies or does it have to com

we have to focus on the suppliers in great - to focus on the suppliers in great britain as well and lety it hopefully will be to move goods over and to say we are open for business and we want them to send freight and goods to us, we are ready. to send freight and goods to us, we are read . , ,, ., ~ .,, to send freight and goods to us, we are read. , ,, ., ~ .,, , ., are ready. rishi sunak has sealed his deal with _ are ready. rishi sunak has sealed his deal with the _ are ready. rishi sunak has sealed his deal with the eu _ are ready. rishi sunak has sealed his deal with the eu but - are ready. rishi sunak has sealed his deal with the eu but there - his deal with the eu but there remain hard miles ahead. the way forward for northern ireland is not completely clear yet. currently rishi sunak is holding talks with a number of stormont politicians but the main focus is the dup. jeffrey donaldson wouldn't be drawn for how long his party would take to make a decision on the framework but ultimately he said the checks carried out at the border damage northern ireland's place within the uk a

you are in "the faulkner focus." presoutlets reporting that the energy department is joining with the fbi in supporting that lab leak origin, based on classified intelligence. the intelligence agency reportedly shared with both the white house and key members of congress. republican lawmakers want answers. >> we need hearings on this. the chinese used their coercive economic activities to shut people up. we need to extensive hearings. i hope our democrat colleagues in the congress can support that. i know the republicans in the house are certainly supportive of that. >> they didn't just shut them up. they shut them down. they discredited. even journalists asking questions. i was stickered all over the place for asking the question, along with dr. segal on our team here at fox news. the subselect committee on the pandemic in the hands of house republicans. their investigation is already underway. it's looking more at the lab leak theory, and the chinese communist government's attempt to cover it up, 900 pages of recor

still the focus.lity comes back as really the main focus of the company. >> when will disney plus be profitable heck, when will any of these streaming services be profitable i'm asking for a friend, john. >> so each one of the companies is on its own timeline bob kept guidance and maintained guidance for the disney business being profitable by the end of 2024 and profitable for the full year in 2025 there are efforts to rea to re-accelerate that. you will hear something similar from warner bros. and paramount. what happens in hollywood is disney leads the trend and they are setting the stage for further cuts as we look out the next few weeks >> you know, gosh, i forgot that disney has theme parks disneyland and disney world. how are they doing what is the recession risk we know the parks. you take your kids because they want to go and you spend the money. with savings being drawn down, you wonder if families can go and spend $1,000 a day at the parks. >> that is the worry and the push back we hear fro

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we focus on disney+ and streaming.old they may have a parks business as well people may actually. what are the key me trings from each >> within the parks, the debate is errand the period hold up in a period of economic weakness. will they be able to expand their margins over the next couple of years. the savings rate is low. they're bracing for a recession. my view is they're going to be able to power through this the you have the reopening of china that they took price hikes in the park they've got a full year of the fifth cruise ship "the wish. on parks i'm actually pretty bullish. >> yes, of course, going back to the media, you have the highest target on the street listen, i'm in the media i work in tv and i look at my -- my roku or apple tv or whatever, and i see peacock and all these different apps and i realize they can raise price. other wise the stwratgy won't be as profitable as they'd kid it i think they don't need to raise prices what they need to do is cut investment in areas like advertising and back off

how do you focus? china is a large country. it has wide political influence. they will focus on domestically, one of the issues -- you are showing clips of mike gallagher and one of the focuses will be how china cracks down on people on u.s. soil, these outposts they have like in new york city. we will see more of a unified message in the beginning. host: you touched on the headline -- " committee launches probe into train derailment ." as they have been off on the break, what are you picking up from social media that members are concerned about? guest: it depends on who you are talking to. if you are talking about james comer, he is really focused as his letter stated on friday, he wants to understand when the department was notified. what was the communication mike? many -- communication like? many believe that buttigieg did not respond adequately. host: our guest is farnoush amiri. she covers congress for the associated press. we welcome your calls and questions about the week ahead. the lines (202) 748-8000 for -- (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-

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