the chief financial officer at ing.ing up, our exclusive interview with mohamed alomar the chairman of americana restaurants. the conversation on bloomberg. ♪ xfinity rewards is a program whose sole purpose is to say "thank you" with experiences big, small and once-in-a-lifetime. sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium! sometimes, it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this. welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. our thanks, your rewards. manus: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i'm manus cranny in dubai. dani burger in london hq with the story setting your agenda. >> incoming data since our last meeting suggests the ultimate level of interest rates will be higher than previously expected. dani: slower but higher equals lower risk assets. smaller rate, but a higher peak sending stocks lighting. kaylee takes the baton. the bank of england is expected to announ

ing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping your luggage before you fly you'll never have to wait around here again. like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. what if “just an idea” could become a family tradition? this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there. as you plan, protect and retire. ♪ neil: no pain, big gain. see what i did there? free basic cable, charles payne, see you my friend. charles: you could just do it all. neil: i could right there. charles: i hope i don't fumble this. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne this is " making money" breaking right now, you know what's interesting one of the roughest years ever gives us one of the best sigh of relief rallies ever. the cpi better-than-expected, the gop will control the house, and labor market starting to see , i've got ed yardeni, kenny polcari and david nicholas all on deck and could the fed engineer a soft landing after all or wi

ing and >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. tonight, on saturday night,w hae as you may now have read , a twenty two year old man called anderson lee aldridge walked into a nightclub in colorado springs and opened fire . by the tim and openee he was sue by patrons, he had murdered five people and injured anotherf twenty five . you've seen this story before, but no matter how many times you've seen it, it never stops being horrifying and it shouldn't stop.

they are massive liamly friday ing the probability of a severe recession. elon musk said that we could be in for a slowing economy, a troubled economy past 2,000 or up until 24. now does the fed, are they going to listen to elon musk, not likely since we know that most of wall street expects them to at least raise interest rates another 50 basis points before this year is done. ashley: right. all right, let's get into the cryptos. not surprisingly, set to have the worst month since june, right? >> yeah, and up by okay, also, we did briefly touch about 17,000 by the way for bitcoin, so that was a rally. some would say at least we have a bit of a floor and then later on today, i can tell you that the entire crypto world wobblies ening to what sam bankman-fried has to say at at that conference this afternoon, but the thinking is, you know, bitcoin has actually held up better-than-expected despite the collapse and the contagion of ftx and a lot of these big crypto hedge funds, so the fact that you haven't gone sub-15,000 has been some would say positive for cry

he refused to apologize for post ing an anti-semetic movie and was suspended five games without pay and nike said forget it we don't care we will no longer launch the shoe and ps , oh, by the way, the nets have posted back to back wins since irving was suspended over the weekend. apple also near the bottom of the blue chips it's not a huge loss here, in fact, you could now call it about flat. the iphone maker right now warning, its foxconn assembly plant in china which according to jpmorgan accounts for 60% of iphone assembly capacity, is suffering serious covid-related slowdowns which will crimp high- end iphone 14 pro and pro- max availability for thes a rkn d t varhture% omhest y izviwn, taaleye cefl, s des dhal inenet to h rohee icab hthr fateck geheg lemc cent ofantrt tamoand us tinite d, ic wrehestesa dow g ceth meeypran en wu to ub tlettss h oobig e esrsrsetteraul e w lfa sc he othe par twsoisas ion ryugalriig w tere ttilshu q 'dori a yetgh reg,enkecoofnghe gnis darteinn opttic nd tally thweliit in co.i of turn vere ochras thne se cflows s nism andn twe're grettle mor toe to seet

i worry everyday about the drugs that are coming across and see ing young kids just like mine that are6 dying all over america. democrats want to change the narrative but we're going to hold them accountable not only to the border but to their economic failed policy as well. stuart: 30 seconds. if schumer is offering amnesty, that's like an invite to come on in, and if title 42 is over, that encourages more to come. are you expecting a surge, i mean, a big, new surge, over and above what we've seen already in the immediate future? >> absolutely. we will see a surge like never seen before and that's why it's so important that not only myself but other congress men and women come together to help support our brave border patrol men and women who are literally putting their lives on their line for americans, just like you and me. stuart: got it. monica de la cruz, congresswoman -elect thank you very much for joining us we appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: earlier this week governor abbott of texas invoked the invasion clause of the constitution. that includes deploying gun votes on the

that said, he's not in a frank ing opponent. so many of these, hundreds of thousands of these natural gas wells across pennsylvania they don't look like much. they have a couple tanks, one for water, one for condensation that comes out with the natural gas but other than that doesn't look like much. josh shapiro, the new governor has been attorney general and as attorney general, he actually had a grand jury to investigate fracking in pennsylvania, actually resulted in a couple charges against drilling companies but they also came up with recommendations for responsible fracking, which include expanding some no drill ing zones specifically around homes and people, and the disclosure of the fracking chemicals that are used in fracking, so if anybodies well gets foul they can kind of track it down and regulating the smaller pipelines that transport the nat gas from the wells to the market. we talked to the executive director in pennsylvania of the american petroleum institute and she says she's eager to demonstrate to the new gove

stuart: well they are celebrat ing. >> they are. stuart: are the republicans depressed?> i think the republicans know that the big red wave that seemed to be that i predicted in all honesty that was seemed to be there in the polling was definitely there in the issue set, stumbled and why did it stumble? well it looks like despite getting 53% of all of the votes for the house and 51% of all of the votes for the senate which should result in us winning at least 50% of the close contests every contest that went into extra innings, they are still counting in arizona, we seem to lose almost every single one of them. no transparency. stuart: are you implying some kind of irregularity? >> i'm implying a lot of the states regularized the corona voting where you mail out the ballots and you have ballot harvesting where essentially i can vote for multiple people and turn them in. all those new processes in voting, the democrats ran the same play in 2022 they ran in 2020, in pennsylvania, in michigan, in wisconsin, and all these important states, and so a lot of republicans are won

american eagle also higher, post ing stronger sales for the third quarter that just rapped.ny said its measures to reduce inventory and reduce expenses are working, getting rewarded to the tune of 16% gains on wall street. the pandemic darling zoom, zoom ing lower after cutting their annual sales forecast, and goldman sachs and morgan stanley cutting their price targets on the stock. zoom has tumbled 90% from its october 2020 pandemic peak, when it became a lifeline for people. stuck at home, we zoomed, that's how we interacted with the outside world. sad, but true if we're still doing it now to some degree. dell technologies shares are trading to the upside, six and two-thirds percent, 43.80 a share posted better-than-expected third quarter results the computer technology giant credits an improving supply chain. that's good news helping to offset weakness in personalllll ocococzyzyzyzyzyzyasyeyeyeyeyeyl cococo tfafafa's's's$0$0$0ababas cathie woods, her ark investment doubling down in crypto buying $1.5 million worth of grey scale , bitcoin trust, the investment front also

bk up again,nd this over a series of ysit's liki justidn't wa to go tsleep becausi didn'tnow whatas ing to bhappeninwhen i ke up. my parts houseurned wn when i wasn high schoo we came home to a burning house. i definily thoug that weere goa lose o home. john: came up the hou anshe was cking thcar, yoknow, l your importa pers, evything. e goes "ok, jn. readywe're rey to go." i sd, "dian i'm not leing." shlooked at me lik i ha you know,wo heads [insts buzng] diane:y husbd john a i live here in healdsburg. john manages our family dairy farm and vineyard, and i run our family we busine. anothe wimaker wi a vest. hn: we'ran agricuure-basecommunit we're pa of soma count we're out an hr, hour d a half north of n francio. oueconomy ally, rely is primary an aicultura tourism ea--wineasting vineyas, hospilitymy parents stard this fm in thla fiftiesmy mom wld jo that shhad to tck me down t first d of ndergart because i was ldg tools r my d fixing fces. ha ! diane: hbounces t of bed every rning soxcited tgo do to the rm. he les it, so thas a veryood thin but i n'think i uld do it. think at sompoint

the is no ing back sier: ♪ur time here, r time inow ♪ ♪ our te has co ♪ ♪ andhe time up ♪ [cheerand applse saruto try to rae the prile ofhis effo to getone fair wage on t ballot. what pleasur thanyou so much. and e two laes are re, of crse, pushg this itiative. again, 3,000 sigtures is what theye lookinfor for this

hillary vaughn is with us cover ing this story. hillary? good morning, what's the latest?g, ashley. well the biden administration is proactively approving some people to receive this student loan bailout, even though the legality of president biden 's plan is up in the air. education secretary cardona writing in an e-mail to some people that applied for that relief, "we reviewed your application and determined that you are eligible for loan relief under the plan, we have sent this approval to your loan servicer. you do not need to take any further action. unfortunately, a number of lawsuits have been filed challenging the program which have blocked our ability to discharge your debt at present. while they wait for the supreme court to decide whether or not the president can follow through on his promise, to pay off millions of people's student loan debt, the white house insists that president biden does have the legal authority. >> he's optimistic. he's an optimistic person. we are confident in our legal standing, if you will, as you know, it's up to the supreme court and

. ♪♪ ♪ del toro: follow the conversation for tonight's america refred ing #kidcandidate. ♪ ♪ ♪ by, it'sn ili ♪ wl, that'righ♪ ♪hat's rit ♪ ♪ peoe all arnd, ings areonna chae ♪ ♪verybodynows ty're gon stayhe same,hough that'right, tt's rit ♪ i can tl yoevery ti, it'sll right ♪ ♪ it's not right ♪ ♪ every time you stay, i get going my way ♪ ♪ well, i know your type ♪ ♪ oh,hat's alrit ♪ ♪ tt's righ that'right ♪ ♪ hey, ooh ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey, ooh ♪ ♪ hey... ♪ del toro: stay up to date on america reframed at worldchannel.org. subscribe to world e to go beyond the lens with our filmmakers. major funding for america reamed was provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, wyncote foundation, the corporatn r publicroadstin adtional fding for americy en socie foundatns, acton family giving, park foundation, the national endowment for the arts, and the revand david logan foundaon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when i voted in my first election as an american citizen, i saw a sign at the poll station that said, "ask me about being a poll worker." i asked. a petite woman with short gray hair wrote down a we

ing is up .43. higher rates are helping the bank sector.s announcing a buyback. 1.5 billion euro buyback. still on test is down almost 2%. a market where the metro was taking over and concerns about what higher prices will do to consumers. unipart is also down with about a 4 billion euro loss. that was the fall for the first nine months because russia gas has been cut off, more or less hurting that. let me show you what currencies are doing. there is still a stronger dollar narrative. that is really putting pressure on sterling. it is notable because there is a boe decision. what does sterling mean for andrew bailey and europe? that has fallen as well. we are talking about the need to keep hiking despite any political pressure. the backdrop, another jumble hike by the fed. fed chair jerome powell left little doubt he is prepared to push banks even higher. >> we have to be open to the idea that the fed may be significantly higher than the expectation of the 5, 5 .5% range next year. >> they are still looking at as high of a terminal rate the

solid from ing and solid from bnp. the insurers we spoken to hannover re this morning. perhaps if you are worried about interest rates remaining higher for longer, no surprise, real estate losing 2.5%. >> i thought very interesting, what with we heard from hannover re about the market. and what he said about the capital. it is fleeing the sector we sad here for years talking about how the johnny come latlately into the insurance market could do well in the space and now starting to be squeezed out by incumbents who have deeper pockets and dibi deeper relationships. >> a lot of people finding out it was more complicated in the high claim environment they must have been very excites 20% increase in premiums i go past the insurers and historical times big fat case we are moving into the busy period for insurers. >> we should mention also the cfo conversation my sense with the corporates here i don't know if you were following the statement from mike wilson at morgan stanley. the cio over there got the october call very right on the u.s. markets higher now arguing a lot of

condor had surgery at the zoo, spent last week recovering, now is in the wild blue yonder ge ing readyouncer: "in touch" with dr. charles stanley, celebrating 45 years of god's faithfulness in sharing the gospel worldwide. next on "in touch," "our very best friend." dr. charles stanley: who is your very best friend? well, you say, "well, i have more than one friend." well, let me ask you a question. what is it about that person that first attracted you to them, that ultimately led them to become one of your very best friends? you say, "well, it was appearance."

ing. no matter where you are, that might be the money you can i put back for retirement, it might be the difference between two roommates and three roommates, you know? this is real world implications on your life no matter where you are in the economy. rachel: yeah. the oil prices, the cost of heating your home means a lot of people on fixed -- fixed incomes are having to decide between heating or eating. your home or eating or your medications. i've been really struck the over the last, i don't know, especially as winter has started about the elderly. i'm just worried about them that many our country in day and age we have elderly who are really struggling on the level that they are. so it's a big deal going into this. will: well, we all had a break, nothing in the news has taken its break. we talked about earlier in the show. the accumulation of things seems to be going wrong at a pretty deep level in america, makes you have the sense that something's about to break from our southern bo

cout tonighghghand i'm cheeeeeeng the alalall procococs s s d hope ercisesesetheiconstitititionalal ing, a a a it's y y y 're theufl greaeaeast cou in n n e d.d.d. is aininin the gt t t ock tryingngngliz, w w wre tryryryg. hat's s s ong wiwiwi 246 charlelele it's shakakak...? ititit s s skey. liz: y y yh, shakekeke wobititit ay, chchchles thththk yoryryry ... yes,s,s,t t t e e ectioday in amamamica, a t t t bullslsls stststting to gaspspspor jususua littleleleit mr r r weee kicke e e nal l l urtrade.e.e. all l l ur othe mamamar avereres sdaq, , , ich hahahad beenenenp w loststst all o o of ththth a r p p pnts, strtrtrgling t t to a a ave watererer. the e e w anthe s&s&s&p ststston tracacacfor a a a ird straayayay sults theheheid-tererermrs s s tititis whicicicanyonetototo e just too close to call.arat ev so let's take you live to the ballot boxes around the nation. here is one you're looking live at voting in las vegas, nevada which is one of the four states where senate battles are neck and neck. the latest polls show though republicans are likely to take control of the house of repres

carsten brzeski is global head of macro research at ing. good to see you. inflation, has it pete in europe now? it in inflation, has it pete in europe now?— in inflation, has it pete in europe now? it looks like it has peaked. _ europe now? it looks like it has peaked, but _ europe now? it looks like it has peaked, but that - europe now? it looks like it has peaked, but that is - europe now? it looks like it - has peaked, but that is because energy prices are not rising any further, so please expect a slight drop and it will be stabilising there, and then only very gradually continue to drop in the course of 2023, and this is not the same as prices actually dropping, it means that the increase of prices is not accelerating further. christine lingard warning that rates have got some way to go. we would assume that with interest rates at 1.5% across the eurozone that is low compared to other economies. it is still very low, and i think they will continue hiking interest rates. the only question would be if they continue with jumbo rate question would be if th

okay so i'll start the story here by introduce ing a woman named margaret o'neill. that's o apostrophe and a l e. margaret o'neill, who was affectionately affectionate, known as peggy. she grew up in washington city. she was the daughter of hotel owner, and as such, she up around some really important political figures who would stay in or socialize at her father's hotel right. many wrote and spoke of her as a very beautiful, perhaps even alluring. dangerous seductive beauty. right. and peggy herself quite aware of this. she would write in her biographer excuse me, autobiography years later when i was still in pants. let's and rolling hoops with other girls i had the attentions of men young and old enough turn a girl's head so she is self-aware to write she knows that people consider her to be beautiful right and aware potentially of the potential power that she has in that beauty that she could use. hey, so peggy, as i say, i grew up in her father's hotel. she will marry a man named john timberlake in 1816. okay and he works as a purser on a ship. essentially, he t

as you mentioned while campaign ing for new york governor kathy hochul this weekend, he said "no moreis , after he promised to shutdown those coal plants in the u.s. and replace them with wind and solar. senator joe manchin in arms following the statement responding in part by saying, " it seems his positions change depending on the audience and the politics of the day." politico lit siding our nations energy policies would only bring higher prices and more pain for the american people and the people that do have to pay these prices that we spoke to here at this gas station, they are frustrated that there is politics around their wallet with these already-high prices. take a listen. >> a sensible approach that can appease, you know, the population, i think they are putting fear into people. >> it's very hard to put food on the table and everything is expensive. everything is going up. it's too much. it's no good. reporter: you know, neil, it's a really warm day here. it's november and i'm wearing short sleeves in new jersey but the reality is winter is around the corner and this winte

ashley: very nice indeed, linger ing. lauren thank you very much.g up, we are just about a week away from the georgia senate runoff between raphael warnock and hersher walker. court filings show that $1.2 billion in cash has now been recovered in fatality's bankruptcy so far but that is just a fraction of the potential billions missing from customers accounts. we'll dig into where the former crypto king put the cash and where it came from, right after this. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certifi

jamal khashoggi's former employer, blasted the president directly and personally saying he's "fail ingican's most cherished values. he's granting a license to kill to one of the world's most egregious human rights abusers whose responsible for the cold blooded murder of jamal khashoggi." jamal khashoggi's widowed fiancee agrees, tweeting #biden savedthe murderer by granting immunity, saved the criminal and got involved in the crime himself. the white house for their part insists the decision is one made by the legal system, not the president. >> the united states consistently has afforded head of state immunity to heads of government such as prime ministers, consistent with customary institutional law. reporter: the national security team says immunity has nothing at all to do with the rocky relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia. more broadly, listen to john kirby. >> it has absolutely nothing to do with the bilateral relationship with saudi arabia, which as you know, is tense right now, given the opec + decision a month or so ago to decrease yet again oil production. reporter

it was a purely acquisitional or was there something else going on. -- >> privilege-ing it as the only one that counts. when you talk about summits summiting or miles accomplished, there, i am sensitive to and i think the ecological world and the hiking world is becoming more sensitive to this problem of, if you have got to have knowledge to have full appreciation, then you're a wall-ing all sorts of people away from that appreciation. and away from that experience. to me the perfect example of the person of who thinks in that list making way with myron avery in the 1930s got the trail bill he was intensely interested in the mountains. he wrote hardly anything about how beautiful nature is and how he enjoyed walking around in. it he published in accounted for roofs and peaks in -- he wanted everything to be recorded in just the right manner clearly that strain of natural thinking if you will is a big part of it it is definitely not the only part i would argue. without trying to be dismissive towards your parents and the avid burners of the world, you know? that is a component, it's an

economists at ing saying the boe had two choices.ither they could have done a more aggressive move to shore up the sterling but of the same time, you have about one third of u.k. households with their mortgage rates fixed on a two-year time. that is the choice that the boe is making. yes 75 basis point hike, but that could be a one-off. economists say we are more likely to see a slower pace ahead to allow mortgage rates to come down. as for the outlook for stirring -- sterling, is being influenced by the issues around the current account deficit. then other factors like inflation and the rate hikes. >> what about the outlook when it comes to china was to mark >> a bit of a consensus, that we are unlikely to see any sort of pivot away from covid zero in china until march 2023 at the earliest. that is given that's when the current leadership reshuffle will be complete. what they say after that woman get a move away from covid zero, basically they face a catch 22 because either they are slow to pivot away and that disappoints investors,

antoine bouvet, senior rates strategist at ing bank.oming up, hong kong shares soar on the hopes of a china reopening. antoine telling us it would be a problem for bonds and germany with this injection to the market. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we have gone for the yield curve in germany because the wrong end of the stake is the bond market on a china reopening narrative. you see futures rise with the equity narrative, but if china reopens, this is where you will see a testing of real rates. dani: volume is light so maybe we will see more pain come the european open, but this is what antoine was talking about, the ecb and lagarde continuing to chase the fed with a higher rate and that means pain for europe. manus: he did say in an extreme case you could see europe going to 3% rates even though we are guided for 2%. roll it over and have them look at the impact on this potential reopening narrative coming through from china. it is pervasive. there are the futures. let's look at some

inge we're going to get very close in the house, but i think it's going to be very close, but-- >> thank you, everybody. thank you. that's it. >> >>>> my rate. you want wide events, campaigns and more for world politics all your fingertips. stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find a schedule information for c-span and c-span radio app. c-span now is available at the apple store. downloaded for free today. anytime, anywhere. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by the television can't -- television companies and more, including comcast. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 so low income familiesan get the things that they need to be ready. along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> a look at the geopolitics between china, russia and the united states. the rate

inge we're going to get very close in the house, but i think it's going to be very close, but-- >> thank you, everybody. thank you. that's it. >> announcer: do not a group of journalists analyze the 2022 election results. live coverage begins at 8:00 eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer:-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded are these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> the world changed in an instant, but mediacom was ready. internet traffic sword and we never slowed down. schools and businesses went virtual and we powered a new reality. because at mediacom, we are built to keep you ahead. announcer: mediacom supports c-span as a public service along with these other televisio providers. giving you a front row seat to

d o as we ter the final ur of tre,nvestore sti easine froyestery's the dos kindf ing it re, here abo 2pointst the t the s&p, nasrussell arstill theed are, e nasdaqown about 106 ints e russok imighthe p down turn posite, we'lle wahing it tick by tk. 55 p.m. eastn yestday, righbefore t fed annoued s xtrate he of the year a r, thdow was upbout en stas the clone ller coaste ips ather 2er, e blue poinrs, but th0 minutes later federal reserve chair jay powell started taking questions. his stern message that it would be dangerous to stop the rate tightening cycle too early, and that put a damper on the action, and by 3:09 p.m. eastern all 400 points of gains were gone. that was when a reporter erroneously told powell the bulls were actually happy. >> reporter: looks like stock and bond markets are reacting positively to your announcement so far. is that something you wanted to see? is that a problem or what, how that might affect your future policy, to see this positive reaction. >> you know, we're not, we're not targeting any one or two particular things, you know? our message should be --

the chief economist for greater china at ing.ing up on the show, oil in focus, wti hits the lowest level since december 2020. the conversation turns to cuts. we will debate. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is your monday addition of "daybreak: europe." reunited again, manus cranny and dani burger. good to have you back. she had a whole week off, left me on my own. it takes a long time for me to forgive you, it really does. [laughter] i hope you had a good thanksgiving and that the turkey was good. let's talk about oil. was the turkey good? dani: delicious but i missed you the entire time. let's get back to oil. manus: unlikely. oil is down 1.2%, this year's gains are gone. china is under pressure, wti to the lowest level since last december. that will put more pressure on opec-plus and allies when they meet later this week in vienna. joining us now is our asia energy reporter, dan. the china story is pervasive on all risk elements this morning, but put the oil demand from china and mobility together for our viewers this morning. g

inge we're going to get very close in the house, but i think it's going to be very close, but-- >> thank you, everybody. thank you. that's it. >> ♪♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including charter communication. >> broadband is a force for empowerment and that's why charter invested millions, building infrastructure, upgrading technology. empowering opportunity in

you've ing senate candidate j.d. vance winning over the state's republican establishment.onight on the eve of the election you have former president trump back in the state trying to sway his supporters to back vance over democratic congressman tim ryan. it wasn't that long again that vance vaulted to the front of the primary in part to trump's endorsement earlier this year. since then we have seen trump come back to trying to boost vance. tim ryan is trying to make inroads with trump voters. he is running as the democrat in the race. this is all about walking a fine line. >> i think there is a lot of people who voted for donald trump who will be voting for me. issues important to them are the issues i agreed with trump on, on trade, china, having a strong military. >> vance says ryan is desperate to reach republican voters because this state is trending red. trump won it in 16 and 2020. vance is slamming ryan as a rubber stamp for the biden administration. >> in terms of tim ryan sucking up to trump. the weirdest thing every policy achievement of the trump administration

they seem to be doubling down on the protests. >> reporter: they were addressing a gather ing.s affiliated with the rusevolutionary guard corps. they have led the way with the violence and brutality as they have for a long time, for years and years in an attempt to crush descent in the country. and many are seeing this with the supreme leader praising them for confronting the enemies of iran, the rioters and thugs as he described them as giving his blessings for this crackdown and the green light to continue and in intensify the regime's attempt to crush these protests. you know, this narrative from the regime is not new. we have been hearing this for weeks and weeks now, describing the protesters as rioters, as thugsings as mercenaries, as agents of foreign president obama powers with this conspiracy and plot as they have describes it, naming countries from israel to the u.s., uk, sark and the list goes on. they use this as a pretext to intensify this brutal crackdown and to unleash brutal force on these protesters, and we heard from the united nations, human rights chief on t

kennedy: you know,ing the people who claim they will leave twitter because he is holding it hostage,ff. >> i don't think we have to plate that, they are not go anything where, the people said i'm quitting twitter, they made it 24 hours, and they said i'm back, they are not going anywhere. even if elon make ofs them pay $8 for verification, they will pay, bigger deal is pur important thing i hope to elon tells government federal bureaucracies when they communicate to twitter, saying we don't like this peace of content and concerned about covid, so much of censorship it is not tech but the government, i hope elon will tell them now, that is end. we not taking down lab leak discussion or hunter biden reporting, that is what needs to happen, pushing back against what government has demanded. >> what do you think about him playing referee in terms of having to announce that if you change your name you have to say it is a parody account, and kathy griffin getting suspended. >> i don't feel bad for her. the policy was right there in the rules, it said you can't impersonate someone in a way

ing jp morgan to nike.es national security matters. >> steve: you saw a little bit of our own correspondent benjamin hall who was practically killed in ukraine. you will hear more of his story. he did win the courage award last night. >> brian: how about saying that he heard his children's voices to get out of the car, and he did and then it exploded. >> steve: that is coming up in the next hour. that's what is going on here. meanwhile, going on back in the news world, well, on capitol hill, the republican's incoming leadership essentially jim jordan and also james comer, the up coming house oversight committee chairman, had a press conference and among other things, when you look at the "new york post," you know exactly what they were up to. house hunters. republicans vow to expose biden cash scheme. and what they said yesterday was they cited whistleblowers, they said the family of the biden administration flourished and became millionaires by offering access to the family. if you missed it yesterday, the

i'm not leaving. >> finally somebody's [ bleep ]ing my [ bleep ].kay, you heard the man. [ bleep ] it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. nicholas hoult is here. we have music from the backseat lovers. the great billy gibbons is here. and we'll be right back with patrick dempsey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, all right. welcome back. tonight, from the new movie, "the menu," nicholas hoult is with us. then later, a good new band from the good old state of utah. their album is called "waiting to spill," the backseat lovers from the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] and we are very fortunate here in our studio. sitting in with the cletones all night, the sharp-dressed man himself, billy gibbons. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? thanks for being here. billy, is that true that is jimi hendrix's guitar? >> that's true. way back in 1970, isle of wight. billy is celebrating jimi hendrix's upcoming 80th birthday with this never-before released live album, "the jimi

we actually expect in ing, we expect a small recession.orts and manufacturing. it means some boost in domestic markets is either from infrastructure or consumer demand, consumer demand depends on covid measures. haidi: three expected change from the pboc? guest: whether there will be a change in pboc governor is not the main factor here. the pboc is not independent from the chinese government. it is a department. the medical is in charge, the policy direction is similar to the current policy. shery: that was my question. if we see authorities wanting to change the policy, what channels were they do? guest: it's memory three landing -- read lending. they lend to some banks. the china agricultural banks. then they lend to local governments directly or other departments directly to focus on the policy objective of the central government. -- it's more consistent compared through commercial banks and different projects. it may not be efficient as an investment target. anyway, they're not looking at efficiency. they're looking at finishing the p

there is no downers in the f-ing bunch.. but it's heroin music. >> in the early '70s this is where i lived. you know, back then, you bought us heroin we would have said, oh cool. i would like to try some of that. it wasn't like i fell into it or accidentally got addicted? oh, really it's addicting, gee, how did that happen? no, i knew. >> he never dealt with the insecurity and all the issues that put him down that road to begin with. >> people forget anthony bourdain was a junkie. he is a drug addict. i'm also a junkie. i don't do drugs but i do everything else. >> you know, something was missing in me. some part of me wanted to be a dope fiend. my whole life leading up to that point. in my mind it was my first step towards being an artist. >> you think a certain level of dissatisfaction or unhappiness is part of the creative process? >> great art can be created when you are unhappy. but the best art is created through intense suffering. so then do you put yourself in a situation where you are constantly in pain? and the an

ing like the emperor has no clothes. rachel: pete, someone's making money off of this. these elites are all many on these ev vehicles, and again -- pete: you're right. rachel: -- it's the impoverishing people. pete: i make the mistake that they want to put our country paris. rachel: of course not. the elites, they are invested in this technology. people are making money, and hay don't care who they impoverish or what children in africa end up working many mines in order to produce the inputs to these vehicles. the war on modern life. pete: doctor you go. a -- there you go. a few additional headlines starting with a fox weather alert. hundreds of rescues underway as a monster storm slams western new york with up to 77 inches of snow. that's will cain plus 3 inches. the lake effect snow paralyzing the region leaving residents stuck at home behind mountains of snow. at least three people are dead, all of those from attempt thing to clear the show. meanwhile, buffalo neighbors coming to the rescue of bills' players. that's true, you play for the bills, you're not necessaril

staff recommend ing they comply with our standard outdoor sound limit included below. applicant conducted extensive outreach sending 71 letters to businesses hotel and neighborhood associations. a copy of the letter is include in the file. there is also a update which is as of today i did receive opposition from someone who is a property manager and the immediate vicinity. the letter is included in your file for review as well. since i spoke on the phone with her, the owner partner has spoken with her and they have rectified the situation, so i will let eric speak to that when he gives his presentation but there was no-i spoke with her oen the phone, she had questions for me and explained the process to her and she was fine with that, but she was telling me that she did not want any outdoor amplified sound period with her opposition. with that said, central station approved the permit with the one standard monthly calendar noticing condition below and here to speak with you this evening is owner eric passetti. >> no record playing? brian maybe can loan you it. >> she w

[applause]: >>ing events. thank you all. [applause]: >> music music [music] >> this is a meeting of the recreation and park commission. would the secretary pleaz call the roll. >> commissioner brule. >> here. >> anderson. >> here. >> griffin -- commissioner [indiscernible] >> here. >> commissioner mazzola. >> here. >> and jupiter

[applause]: >>ing events. thank you all. [applause]: >> music music [music] >> this is a meeting of the recreation and park commission. would the secretary pleaz call the roll. >> commissioner brule. >> here. >> anderson. >> here. >> griffin -- commissioner [indiscernible] >> here. >> commissioner mazzola. >> here. >> and jupiter has been excused. we acknowledge we occupy the unceded homeland of the original inhab tans of the san francisco peninsula. we honor them as their traditions to protect mother earth. they have he neafer ceded or lost their tradition as

[applause]: >>ing events. thank you all. [applause]: >> music music [music]

oakland mayor announced new public safety initiatives for the holiday season she was joined idimmeate ing to chamber d protect the workers in downtown oakland. >> pay for more ambassadors. it is going to pay for physical safety improvements. and then there is going to be a mini grant program that will allow the different districts to do what they know is going to enhance safety. >> oakland city council will vote on the proposed grants. that will happen next tuesday. >>> last year, union square gained national attention for scenes like this. crowds of shoplifters rushing several high-end stores and taking off with everything they could carry. a strong police presence exists around that area and there is a mobile command center set up on each side of the square. >> reporter: warren salazar and his friend are in the holiday spirit and clearly ready for some thanksgiving dinner. he is visiting san francisco from mexico city. >> i love the feeling of christmas right new. >> reporter: salazar has been staying in the city for a month. in union square. it was hard to miss the heavy police presenc

ing leads mark allen.4—0 down suggesting that he might make it ten frames to win the title. that is all the time we have on sports day. on opening day of a unique world cup. thank you for your company goodbye for now. climate scientists have warned that change needs to come from the top, from governments and companies. but science and innovation will play an important part. yeah. so this week we're going to look at some of the latest green ideas. and first off, take a deep breath. takes deep breath. if you live in the green, it's easy to forget what life is like in the grey. the air literally can smell sweeter, and it's definitely cleaner. the world health organization says air pollution poses a major threat to health and climate, and it kills an estimated