huber has declared nine da s of cash. huber has declared nine days of mourning _ cash.s declared nine | days of mourning following the death — days of mourning following the death of— days of mourning following the death of fidel castro. he had developed close ties with the soviet— developed close ties with the soviet union in the 60s in an alliance _ soviet union in the 60s in an alliance that brought the world to the — alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war, with— to the brink of nuclear war, with the _ to the brink of nuclear war, with the cuban missile crisis. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines... rescue workers in indonesia continue to search for survivors, after a major earthquake in west java that killed more than 260 people. the us supreme court has denied a request by donald trump to withhold his tax returns from a congressional investigation. two football—related stories to bring to you now, concerning one of the biggest clubs in the world, manchester united. on tuesday, here in the uk, the club announced that it was going to par

>> reporter: huber has lost more than 50 pounds in five months after starting mounjaro, an injectable drug approved to treat her type two diabetes. it's now being fast tracked by the f.d.a. as a tool for weight loss. >> it's this miracle and i have to pinch myself sometimes to say is this real? >> reporter: mounjaro belongs to a class of drugs called glp agonists that includes saxenda and wegovy, already approved in weight loss in people who are already overweight or obese. dr. amanda velazquez, director of obesity medicine at cedars-sinai in los angeles, says for her patients, they've been life changing. >> the medications help by make the gut feel that it is fuller, so fullness signals go to the brain. >> reporter: and it somehow is affecting insulin metabolism, right? >> yeah, so we know that also at the same time that it helps weight, it can help with blood sugar regulation. so it's an incredible medication. .>> reporter: wegovy has a higher dose of the same active ingredient used in a diabetes drug called ozempic. which is not approved for weight loss. both are so popular, some d

huber on his artificial group of states that support terrorism, even though there has no, ah, is no evidence of that. but it's a politicized list. so they continue. they can continue to try to justify their relentless aggression against the human people. a promo, french politician as denials, claims while you grant present the man see that cave is now fighting against the lions of russia and iran, florian philipo, who privacy represented france in the european parliament was asserted at the most is simply repeats what western ages tell him to say this morning, zalinski claimed that he's waging a war against thee rousseau, iranian access. soon he might add china as his foreign policy, his casually copying u. s. foreign policy. these people hawks, they want to weld wall truly a puppet. the grade has a huge iran providing moves he goes to russia, alleges the use of target public infrastructure. most current everyone have denied those claims. so nancy has also criticize israel neutral. so on the conflict saying that impartial ality has only embolden rival iran and support in russia. we

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parties in the united states will continue to define cuba notices an enemy, but they've had the port huber cuba on this artificial group of state support terrorism. even though that has no there's no evidence of that, but it's a politicized list. so they continue. they can continue to try to justify their relentless aggression against the cuban people. the u. s. signed european countries are ignoring elements of nuclear black mail from key f. that's according to russia as minister of defense. so again, showing you added the key of continues to conduct quote, terrorist attacks and has been continually shuttling civilian areas. now it comes as local authorities say at least 3 civilians were killed in new crimes, latest attack on the city of don. yet on wednesday, officials, they nato artillery was used in the strike on civilian areas, adding that a children's hospital was hit. let's get this report now from ortiz romano casa season. we are on the outskirts of the city of dennis, where the sounds of war are constant and images like. these are absolutely everywhere this house was destroyed by

, both parties in the united states will continue to define cuba notices an enemy, but they've put huber cuba on this artificial group of state support terrorism. even though that has no there's no evidence of that. but it's a politicized list so that they continue, they can continue to try to justify their relentless aggression against the cuban people. all right, now are straight to the ukranian port of odessa, where the federal investigators found a helicopter inside a container, reportedly waiting to be smuggled out of the country. the discovery comes amid rising concerns about weapons pouring out of ukraine and into the hands of criminal and the radical groups. i just last week finish fully said western supplied weapons had been found multiple european countries. meanwhile, and anonymous senior u. s. army official has claimed to the media that american military personnel on now officially in ukraine, helping to keep track of the billions of dollars worth of weapons and equipment that has been sent to the authorities. and key of the claim comes as the u. s. government issued its 1st

we just had that huber ceo on in the show and uber eats is still doing well.it but not a huge amount of growth. i'm curious when you look at the food delivery wars today, between grubhub and uber eats, do they all survive? today coexist? is there a consolidation? mike: i don't think they can coexist. ultimately the winner in the space will be the one that creates the best product for customers. the one that creates the best but for customers is the one that creates a best product for restaurants and drivers and that is where innovation and differentiation is going to come from. the company that does that best will win the loyalty and frequency of the diners that use the platforms. i'm looking forward to seeing how it shakes out. i think there's room for differentiation among those three right now. emily: so you are not unbiased. who doesn't survive? grubhub has a partnership with amazon. is that a real differentiator or not? mike: i think grubhub has an edge because as more independent relationships with restaurants. i think the neighborhood gems and independe

huber says they are back. john: i can get more specific and say quarter over quarter, active drivers increase the most it has in about a year. so we are seeing a return on the driver side with the new products. we see increased driver hours. i think there's a bit more opportunity to get back to pre-covid service levels but we are the closest to those we have ever been. emily: i have to ask about prop 30. i went and voted on it today. lyft is a huge backer of this proposal to pay for electric car rebates and charging stations. that said, governor gavin newsom came out with a flurry of ads saying to vote no. what happened? why is lyft for it and why is the governor against it and do you have any regrets? john: no regrets. i won't speak to the governor's perspective but california has some of the highest if not the -- the lowest air quality in the country and as you look at electric vehicles, historically, policies have centered on people who can afford an electric vehicle getting an incentive to buy an expensive

huber posted third-quarter revenue that beat estimates. ride-hailing company reported a recovery in the number of drivers that supported increased ridership. that should ease investor concerns rising inflation would cut into the number of people taking ubers. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you. uber surging and with us for more is mandeep singh. does this surprise you? mandeep: uber was trading the lowest in peer groups among marketplaces. any hint of positive news, they have given us a long-term $5 billion by 2024. two my mind, the only contributor to that is the mobility segment which is 40% of revenue. the other 60% is delivery and freight and that is barely breakeven. i think that is the hard part that investors have to figure out. when will that start contributing? guy: one of the reasons why we have been able to see the mobility sector doing better is because they are able to track more drivers right now. why is that? mandeep: look at uber's scale p they have international presence, the largest player in this busi

huber comes in don't talk to me over driver kind of thing.nce. i think we should mourn not because life is messy and it should be at messy and adventurous when you are young. >> force them out and get them out for some to have drinks. >> rob: i guess i am outnumbered. [laughter] and rude behavior is on the rise unfortunately. >> emily: "harvard business review" out with a new study that says people are meaner than usual. especially if they are your customers. that "it's contagious like the common cold." they call it undermining them or mocking teasing and belittling. member, lara, we covered on the show there was a bully had a scale price for coffee depending on if you said please or thank you. if you are like coffee, black, it was $5 but if you say good morning, may i please have a coffee black it would be like $2. literally bribing customers to please just be polite. >> lara: is it that hard to be nice to people? that shouldn't be rocket science but it's really sad. i think what happens is when people insult you it's like a knee-jerk reacti

for many, including former president donald trump huber dissipated virtually, it is an early chance toesidential campaign messages. here is a sampling of what some of them said. >> we have to choose candidates that can win not just a primary but a general election. >> let's stop supporting crazy and unelectable candidates. >> personality and celebrity will not get it done. >> the reason we are losing is because donald trump has put himself before everybody else. judy: here to discuss this and more is amy walter and cameron keith of npr. hello to both of you. politics monday. you hear what the candidates are saying about not supporting crazy candidates. what is the message? >> if we keep nominating donald trump we are going to keep losing races that are winnable. that is a message for some of the candidates but the person that got the most attention and will continue to do so is ron desantis. he went up in same -- he went in front of the same voters and did not mention donald trump or candidates that were unsuccessful, he talked about how he was successful and is delivering for florida

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 cereal 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 and the public groups on the state floor. it also codify that furniture, fixtures, and decorative arts of the white house are alien bull and consider the property of the white house. this is committee supporte

the earnings continue and we will get a third of the earnings of the companies in the s&p 500 and huber comes before market and curious about the service. airbnb aftermarket, curious about travel and how much that can hold in given some of the crimp. so five --sofi technologies -- in swath of the economic outlook critically with respect to the consumer, get the bank of england becoming the first major central banks actively to sell its holdings with 750 pounds -- 750 million pounds of short guilt --gilt. gilts are one of the best-performing asset classes in october. because what happened on the political sphere. at 10 a.m., get a slew of u.s. economic data, including the ism manufacturing and the gringo day at -- granular data will be underpinning that. we are sorry getting the jolt shock of things but it is going to be interesting from the labor market and the manufacturing how much do we see some sort of softening or easing in the tensions to get the fed a little bit of a breath of relief. tom: i was like pmi, so much -- so what. john: anything south of 50 contracts. pmi's in europe i