huber shares soaring almost 19%. i conversation with the ceo about the shift in demand and supply and whether uber is, as he says, recession proof. and the results are -- bloomberg surveyed more than 1500 investors about the musk-twitter saga and only one in four believe the world's richest man will end up shelling out the $44 billion. we will talk about the implications for musk, twitter, and tesla. a big swing through the trading session as house speaker nancy pelosi arrives in taiwan and the fed signals more rate hikes to come until inflation is under control. ed ludlow is here to walk us through the day and a lot of earnings. ed: airbnb down almost 9%. kind of a mixed bag. bookings came in softer than expected but expectations are very high. outlook for travel demand looks good. investors not usually impressed even with a $2 billion share buyback. it is worth noting there is an employee share issue that might upset that. and outlook for the current quarter was weak compared to at the street was looking for. there

you are also seeing these market share battles between huber and lyft -- uber and lyft. emily: again, uber's results were strong as well. take a listen to what they had to say. >> the number of new drivers in the u.s. is 70% up. the surge is down. ta is down. the business is hitting all cylinders and that's reflected in the stock price, which is great. emily: does a rising tide lift all boats. cars? [laughter] >> it seems to be. a shared rebound. where we started to see the divergence is the strategies they took to get the drivers back. that's what's driving ridership. the more you have to meet demand, the lower the fares go. more people using it than the yellow cab or the subway. lyft acknowledged that a lot of what spooked investors last quarter was not very much coming through in fares to consumers. they bore the cost and now that weight times are coming down and fares are coming down, ridership levels are recovering following suit. emily: if you were looking for weakness in uber numbers, it was food delivery. but then there was doordash. what are they doing better th

was percentage for over time. huber brandon book is in the race against time to adapt to the fast changing climates. ah, when dr. roberto and faso makes calls to his patience. he does so in a time tested manner on horseback. the question internist is known throughout the piedmont region ah amber and roberto and inseparable do oh, from long gave in italy's piedmont region. but this is no pony drag. they're on their way to work. you're fetching pre mario a lot of fun. her? yes, estate it go on to her doctor on the horse as my assistant. she spoke my friend and the message that i bring to my patience. ah, the pair ride up and down the hilly terrain. as long as it's not an emergency doctor on 1st, though, prefers to ride to his appointments. so his 1st task of the day is to get his assistant ready for action. burger towel, amber. i am bradley sima. hello, gorgeous squad, little bon. booker, what luck i brought you, a little treat quite bump, andra a amber as my new horse khalilah. i got her 3 years ago for nicholas the birthday. mandy corky, vienna court come a lot o made. he caught a doctor t

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roughly 150 companies report the s&p 500 including names like huber, carpenter and starbucks did bmws recalling a small number of 2022 i for dais vehicles after investigating multiple incidents of mad battery fires involving the electric model. safety regulators are warning owners not to drive their cars, charge them or parked them inside it is possible that the battery cells have a defect during manufacturing and the recall only affects about 80 vehicles, but the issue may be similar to battery fires with the chevy volt would bmw will replace batteries free of charge and no owners will expect an education letter by mid-september insiders reporting that tiktok parent company filed a trademark application with u.s. patent office for the tiktok music in may and the service without users buy, play and download music and it would allow them to create, share and recommend playlists, comment on music and live stream audio and video. there is exteriors in the music space lodging and app called resident in and in the, and brazil in 2020. i'm seema modi. >> 4:43. house speaker nancy pelosi rai

really bye bye not to states paying attention to russian, secure with the consoles a or so by yeah, z huber lease. oh 1st. oh, crenan leadership and not the understanding that there are certain anxious may go vocal russian sensitivities and day. as a result though, we have no, it will deny which is not the really nice thing. people who lose their lives, cities, i will destroy it. but this is this spelt of wall now, within the western camera, it has a very interesting position because it tends to whoa side, many western resolutions condemning rushes behavior, but it is also non dismissive of russia security concerns what the israel's game or the israel or rationale in this company is lushin honestly clue no or no on hand. we all know, you know, dependent as united states or what's, what's the cause of pretty well. and then we are going to want to be in american care. on the other hand and not file form, well i leave am 0 ocean. so me in celia. and though we reach an agreement to coordinate our military actions with against iranian thong, which is something which is extremely important to his

and not clear how much oil has been banned at the facility which stores fuel to produce electricity. huber is also currently struggling with fuel shortages. now, columbia is a fast left as president elect. gustavo petro is held a symbolic, swearing in ceremony with indigenous groups. he's usually officially sworn into office on sunday. patron, a former gorilla fifa as promising to reshape the country. he's put together a broad coalition to pass reforms, including a $5800000000.00 tax bill to fund social programs. while aaliyah's technique is a professor of political science at rosario university, she says many will be watching to see if petro can build alliances, both in columbia and in the region. i think the expectations are tremendously high following his election. i would be reluctant to confirm that he's going to be successful on all fronts. it's undeniable that there is some degree of concern amongst certain sectors of the military. i think it will be important to know who his military leadership is, which has not yet been and now, but in general, i'd like to point out that the milit

at 8 pm eastern huber biographer george nash details the life and legacy of the former president, his journey through politics and leadership during the great depression at 9 pm eastern tim miller msnbc analyst and author of why we didn't talk about his time in the republican party and weighs in on why many in the gop choose to support president trump. and join us on saturday, september 3 for the library of congress national book festival where for the past 21 years tv has provided live in depth uninterrupted coverage featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests. watch book tv every sunday and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> recently on book tv, pulitzer prize-winning author alice walker spoke about her new nonfiction book gathering blossoms under fireand her development as a writer and activist . >> what i was trying to sell my books on the street and getting nowhere and toni morrison was getting $200,000 you have to own what that feels like. that's why i left it in there that people can see that you're a human being. it hur

emily: i spoke to your competition this week, the uber ceo who says he thinks huber is recession resistantlisten. to what he had to say. >> because we are in multiple businesses, both in mobility and delivery, we have a kind of business that can perform in all weather. at the same time, we are disciplined in terms of cost to make sure that the environment, if it gets tougher, we are prepared. emily: john, how would you describe lyft's chances in a recession, are you any less session proof? john: we are in a better position. if you think about people having left discretionary money to spend, do they spend it on inflated ordering of food, that has become inflated? or do they make food for themselves? historical data and transportation is quite durable compared to pick out -- pick up. emily: let's talk about your strategy around costs. ed was talking about layoffs at tech companies. you talk about hiring on the call, what is your strategy when it? comes to spending? are you stepping on the gas -- when it comes to spending? are you stepping on the gas? john: we are being cautious. we slowed hi

douglas arthur, huber research partners managing director. we are done for the week here in europe.tle tick higher in the auction here in europe. the ftse 100 still finishing in negative territory. the dax and cac both down by .6%. we will carry on the conversation at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio. 5:00 p.m. here in london. the focus of attention definitely that payroll report. it has global implications, and we are going to work our way through them. kailey: my question is, if people have jobs and are secure about this labor market, how much are they willing to gamble? right now they don't seem to be bothered by decades-high inflation in the u.s.. draftkings had a banner quarter and raised its forecast. we'll talk more about the sports betting environment with the ceo, jason robins, coming up next. first i want to mention some breaking news. pfizer is in talks to buy global blood therapeutic for -- therapeutics, according to dow jones. it focuses on blood-based disorders. its market cap was 3.4 billion dollars, so a $5 billion price tag be a significant premium. the stock

hemingway, senior editor at the federalists, fox news contributor and david hansen, senior fellow at huber. molly, of course they all have the dangers of giving us the forward to big lied to justify these roles that they have taken on as proxy centers for joe biden, but don't you think this is ironic as the biggest lie is the claim by facebook, twitter, and google that they are somehow unbiased and simply working for the public good. >> the social media company is are a huge threat to public discourse, the political debates, they meddled heavily in the 2020 election, the even meddled in previous elections, but they really ramped it up in 2020. they censor affective voices that go against what they would like people to say. they do platform people for sharing true information such as what they claim as misinformation and disinformation, the story of the biden information in the hunter biden laptop. and do things like privilege communication doing this to the top of inboxes while repressing public communications. they do, and when you think back to the russia collusion hoax which was based o

huber tends to be the super a.p.t., versus lyft, which is only ride-share. months. that kind of favors lift. they are ahead of their second quarter. their driver supply is better. asp's are better than expected. look, no matter what happens in the fall, with inflation, the fed, and whatnot, people are going back to work. i think the low point for these folks, especially of drivers supply becomes better, is a trade. lyft has radically outperformed uber. >>> finally, the treasury bond eking out a small gain today. down almost 4% as treasury yields kicked higher. guy? >> around halloween of 2018, it traded down to $108, and bounced significantly well. look at a chart and see what we recently got down to. a decent double bottom here. the countertrend, the non- consensus trade is 10 year and 20 year yield will go lower. i think that can happen with the softening of data. i think you can buy tlt betting for lower yields for a trade here. >> lower yields, meaning also lower banks? dan? >> i think so. guy laid it out pretty clearly. lower 10 year yields are bad for

john fortunately i think we've lost our feed to huber there who was joining us from gazillion sedans east. as you can imagine, communications are difficult in that region. we will try and get back, of course, at some point later in the next few hours. now, the former president and current vice president of argentina, christina fernandez de kushner, his own trial accused of corruption. the verdict is due later this year, but supporters of responded angrily to prosecutors calls to jail her. daniel swan, the reports from one to service, the former president inter and vice president of argentina. christina fernandez, the kitchener is on trial. in the case of dividing the nation, the prosecution say she led one of the biggest corruptions syndicates in the country's history. she calls it a political which one is going to see on this trial started with this fiction that was recounted by the prosecutors over 5 days during those 5 days and listened to those accusation that were not accusations that were a fiction. a script, a very bad one. besides being false, it about the gothic one day. the

committee so that they can have their saying this process to try to bring stability to the country huber if the noise is coming out of these conversations a positive. does that mean those groups that didn't sign the piece agreement? can they still join the conversation? will they be welcome? according to the organizing committee, anybody who has boycotted the talks at the moment and who has not signed the peace agreement in doha is still welcome to join the talks because they wanted to be as inclusive as possible. nevertheless, they are groups that have a quote at these talks, including the front for change and concord group, which is regarded as one of the main our groups saying that the committee that has been organizing detox is not transparent and is too close to the government for them to trust the whole entire process. they've also demanded the release of prisoners of war and political prisons before they c r r, before they join any political process here in the capital india manner. then there's also the civil society group work. it's emma, which has been calling for protest, call

you to the university of washington, thanks to the great lives lecture series and thanks to allie huber who works here at the university for two years. we've been trying to make this night work, it was on and there was off. and then it was on and it was off. as recently for me anyways, recently as yesterday. i thought this event was going to be livestreamed. i was told we would not have a crowd tonight and i would just be standing behind this podium in this beautiful room all by myself. and the in these times we've all had to learn how to adapt. and learn how to roll with the punches. the storm might close early, the restaurant might not be open. our serial that we like might not be available. so i was willing to do whatever it took to make this event happen. but of course, it was a little upsetting, a little depressing a disappointing that i was coming here to fredericksburg, a city that i have been to before and do really enjoy. and i was going to be in this empty room i said to my wife, i said yesterday before i got on the plane should, i even bring my shoes. should i even plan to we

grace coolidge who worked with the committee of experts to assess donations to the white house and lou huber who oversaw the first systematically of white house artifacts, their origins, and even permitted documentary photographs to be taken of the private quarters. all of these women, and we heard this in the late morning panel, contributed, these women and others, to the evolving idea of preservation the white house, and after the truman renovation 1940, eight 1950, to first lady jacqueline kennedy spearheaded a restoration of the executive mansion. her hiring of the first curator of the white house, elaine pearce, as well as the support of congress through public law 87286, and acts concerning the white house and providing for the care in preservation of its historic and artistic contents, specified the need to preserve and interpret the museum character of the ground floor corridor in the public groups on the state floor. and also codify that furniture, fixtures, and decorative arts of the white house are an alien bull and consider the property of the white house. this is committee suppo