k. of politics of politicians. is that the all time low that will be very difficult to, to turn around. but when it comes to, to very concrete policies, i think is the cost of living crisis is that most defining issue for most of bridges rates as unexcused, alma has promised to turn the bridges the ailing, which is she calling to me a run and 2 goals the right say that we all know will not come overnight, is more like a long term strategy. and that was the question is, how is he going to do this? in the, in the short term, public service is a crumbling, the health service has over 7000000 people on the waiting list. more and more people had to go resort to food things. so there is really a cost of living crisis says that very many people here in the u. k. and they want also show to of on so it's not just long term on says see the good briefly, when can we expect 1st results we have the exit polls. that's a tenix of u. k. time just after 10 o'clock, they're usually pretty reliable. so they will give and direction of trouble and then ove

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those are some of our top stories this morning, busy day ahead on the docket. 10:00 amu k time, euro coming up. 1:00 p.m. u.k. time we get german cpi data for july. at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time, it's the u.s. jolts data in the conference board consumer confidence numbers and aftermarket will have earnings from l'oreal and airbus as well as microsoft. plenty to watch later, but coming up on the program, britain's new chancellor, rachel reeves, accuses the previous government of racking up 22 billion pound hold in the public finances. we will get the details with our europe economist next. "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. thi. ♪\\ quex overspend of 22 billion pounds. it would mean a 25% increase in the budget deficit this year. i'm announcing today i will hold the budget on october the 30th alongside a full economic and physical force that -- forecast on the office of fiscal responsibility. >> that was britain's new chancellor rachel reeves and

k. in a couple of weeks time. so lots of leaders from across here, so they'll be trying to do that, but we know that breaks it really puts the partition economy, it's cost and costing billions and billions of pounds. that's thing about 4 percent of g d p. in the long term, there's an independent economist, so as much as case donna would like, possibly quietly to go back into the you, it's not going to happen. they don't want to reopen the wounds of brakes. it that's going to be too painful. instead, they want to try and, you know, maybe get a few better relationships going back to breaks that deal. overall. let's talk about a batch and retail. that would make it easier for animal products to go between the food as you know, stuff like that. it's not going to be big, you know, big plays in big ad foot stuff, but it's going to be something it will improve things and i must just say, we have now got a government in the u. k. that is sent to left, that at the same time as much of europe appears to be going right to vi

k. as the votes accounted, the voting actually stops 15 hours from now, 7 o'clock local time, and then until opposed close. the u. k. lower is pretty strict on broad costs is another media that you don't really, we're not allowed to do. talk about any politics during that period. when the polls close, then you get another poll. but this poll in some ways is more important, is the one is commissioned by the 3 u. k. broad costas. and they have actually polled people as they come out to the polling booth, the exit polls that will be significant to watch. but remember the u. k. system is a system not while you vote for an individual lead was the presidential system, the u. k divided into 650 different constituencies. whoever becomes the n p in each of those constituencies, they tend to belong to parties. and slowly, as the votes coming one by one from the 650 constituencies you'll, you'll see how the u. k is voting. and if the poles the right, how the u. k is changing, those boats will come in from the 1st and not u. k. time all day friday until we get the final vote. and all of those 650 consti

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k) plans. there's no other reason i can find for why you can contribute roughly three times as much money to anm sorry, to a 401(k) as an ira. three times. people put at least 100 -- let's say, how about this, you put $10,000 in an ira per year, much more in the current cap, and even a little higher than what the contribution limit would have been if you just started these accounts in 1971 and adjusted the initial guidelines. i'm championing $10,000 or bust. i am your friend on this. i told you all about our regular ira lets you take pretax income, invest it, and then your gains can compound year after year, decade after decade totally tax free until you decide to start withdrawing money, and once you retire. a roth ira, that works differently, . with the roth you make contributions using after tax income. putting money into a roth won't decrease your tax bill, at least not upfront. once your money is in a roth ira, you'll never pay taxes on it again as long as your cash remains on the account. you don't pay capital gains tax. you don't pay dividends tax, when you withdraw it when you can do wi

time again, reporting change. why are the british people and the citizens and u. k. more broadly looking for change? so precise so i think there's a few things. firstly, i would say when any policy has been in government for 3 times, almost 15 years as a sense of fatigue with whoever has impala the public, i'm all likely switch to the opposition. however, i don't think that explains this. what looks like a huge long slide majority. you can do tony blair in 1997. i think that has come from a sense of under a sense of frustration with the public to just believe that there was an impala of not being behaving appropriately. it stopped with bars thompson, imposter gates, and continued on the lease trust, who was f, a just to shop months in cross the economy. and t is the wish you select simply did not have the political acumen all the political copied, sold to achieve a step, shift back in the right direction. where does this leave the reform party? i mean, some people are saying that they could actually use the conservatives long term, considering how little support that they're enjoying among the the vo

k. involved in times nothing election but the referendum led to breaks it for some extra things that your opinion at the time stop. i wanted to stay in europe now and issue a service say he's trying to avoid one because it remains such it makes the key issue. there's no way the appetite to revisit a referendum which dominate at all politics for so long. and i think most people would rather have a period of calmness and stability. however, in government, i think the labor will come on the increasing amounts of pressure from businesses, which made a big effort to call the attention of in the last few years. i know so for me is our membership, it could have up to $500.00 employees and labor and people tend to be very per european. that may be another good reason for the u and u. k to well closer together in the coming months of that's the election on the other side of the atlantic. on november, the 5th donald trump is leading in the polls and to use a very for this expression stall, a full human rights lawyer leading a left of center policy may not be trumps cup of tea. james base out t

time of two hours 52 minutes. runners also had the option of participating in two separate half marathons, or ten k and five k racesood times all around in the east bay, a new monthly market made its debut in hayward. attendees enjoyed food from more than 30 local vendors as well as entertainment. the new market is held at the south hayward bart station from noon to 4 p.m. it is scheduled on the last sunday of the month through october. some great pictures out there as well, as we're joined by spencer christian, you know, i like the change of pace in today's weather. >> it's a great change of pace. you know, yesterday was so much cooler than average, like 20 degrees or more in some spots. today, it warmed up a little bit. so closer to average today, but still cooler than average. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. and this is important not just because of what you're seeing here. that the effect that it has on our weather here in the bay area, this vigorous onshore flow and the return of the marine layer with that cool air and that higher humidity is reaching its way over into northern california

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k. rejoining any time soon again, the feeling in the labor policy is pretty pro european. so it may well come under pressure that given how many and piece he has now, some of the boy will have, i think, stridently pro your views, whether it's so early in the day, you might say, after election day. and that will say, who does make up that cabinet time show us the day progresses, james, base or diplomatic? i do that outside the prime minister as official residents. let's take a look at the latest polling results with all but 2 constituencies announced case tom is late. the policy has also killed 412 out of the 650 seats in the house of commons. that gives us an absolute parliamentary majority. the conservatives of 1121 states. so far that was performance in more than a century, the liberal democrats are inside with a total of $71.00 seats. and those are for all just on team of ration potty, we're full, came away with full seats. sonya guy ego is in wolverhampton, a label stronghold, whether a full party performed surprisingly well, or whatever it may be reflecting on this de

works to keep try as well because, i mean, this is the kindest way possible that capable of any k or at any time they might score an amazing go and they school plan say they might end up getting books getting booked, or getting yet a called and that happens plenty of times as well and, but they're really grand attainment value for the tournament. but there was some controversy in that match off of that magic is also the hero of the game day mural . threw up a hand side. they've got a lot of people talking. he did. yes. so the saw in the just you that he made was the symbol of the gray was which is uh, attack is alternation. this group is considered by the office for the protection of the constitution here in germany. to be the largest fall right group here in germany, that symbol the inmates could get you find or prosecute the by the police. if you made it in austria, the group is banned in in france. and i think the realm of course, his team some trouble. last night because we're ready at the tournament. we've seen you guys to come down hard on, you know, political just as like this banyan play

k. house of commons for the 1st time, his 8th time of trying to be cut in pay. finally, he succeeded and his agenda will be playing fairly high profile in the u. k. parliament in the weeks, months and years to come. so really what else to look out for in terms of the major conservative members of parliament to leave the message? well we've already seen that i had a savvy, significant number of conservative ministers, or full ministers who are heading out into the wide, well drawn funding, new employment sites, pending mode, and ground shops. people like that, a big one that we are looking out for and is going to be coming up in the next half an hour we'll say, or an hour is, lives trusts the full, my prime minister. now the wrong room is that she is going to be running a pretty tight race and that may, she may well be losing seats as well. now that will be obvious. besides make ends the proof, the nails in the coffin of this uh, thinking tool reship. uh, ends versus soon act when he mates make steps proper concession speech at some points like during the night, he's going to have to ackn

k. involved in times the most in election, but the referendum that led to breaks it, present accessing the european union at the time stop. i wanted to stay in europe now and issue a service say he's trying to avoid because it remains such it makes the key issue. there's no way the appetite to revisit the referendum, which dominated all politics for so long. and i think most people would rather have a period of calmness and stability. however, in government, i think the labor will come on the increasing amounts of pressure from businesses, which has made a big effort to cool the attention of in the last few years. i know so for me is our membership, it could have up to $500.00 employees and labor and people tend to be very per european. but maybe another good reason for the e, u and u. k. to work closely together in the coming months of that's the election on the other side of the atlantic. on november, the 5th donald trump is leading in the polls. and to use a very for this expression, salma a full human rights lawyer leading a left who sent a policy may not be trumps cup of tea. jame

k. where the political clock has just undergoing a major reset just hours ago when the wake of a landslide victory overnight labor party leader here stormer, entered number 10 downing street for the 1st time as you k prime minister. and he's announced a number of top cabinet positions already including rachel reeves as finance minister, the 1st woman ever to hold the job, the prime minister saying that his country is now ready for change after 14 years of conservative party will get off the news. as i have just returned from buckingham palace, where i accepted the invitation from his majesty the king to full the next couple months of this great nation to fine. don't go employment and risky sooner. his achievements as the 1st british asian prime minister of all countries. the extra effort that will have required should not be underestimated by anyone a we pay tribute to that today. we also recognize the dedication on halt, what he brought to his leadership. but now off country has voted decisively full change for national renewal, 100 ton of politics. it's a public service. more now i'm joined by quincy and po. he is a political commentator and a former for an editor for the financial time

k: that will take some more time.ogy comes in, the hype goes ahead of the reality. we start expecting the orders to make benefits and the short term. this is a new technology. most of our customers are experimenting with that. it is a fascinating technology when you experiment with it. my view is we have to wait for this to become mainstream to move the needle. until then you see a lot of experimentation going on. haidi: what kind of a ideals are you seeing in the market? are some of the deals coming at the expense of other non-ai deals? k: this is first of all not very material. this is not significantly changing or increasing revenue. we are doing [indiscernible] it is still a small number. in that sense it is neither cannibalizing the work we do or changing their pricing. it is a new technology. everyone is trying on something new. it is not going to change things significantly. haidi: i'm curious if there is an explanation for why we are seeing banks and tech firms in india holding back from spending. indian equit

k. abc, australia, they went offline for some time. as he mentioned health care affected to here in germany. some hospitals canceled elective surgery and the u. k. doctors are unable to book appointments right now, trays not running their either the london stock exchange offline for some time as well. now you mentioned that this has all been caused by a firm called pride strike. it is a global, secure, with a cyber security company. and what appears to have happened here is not a full t default from pride strike triggered major disruption it to microsoft 365 services which as we can see, no major infrastructure around the world depends on the chrysler. it has been very foss to say that this is not a cyber attack. so on one level, that of course is quite reassuring. but the fact that this could happen at all is of course the, for the worrying. there's one cipher, a consultant toy hunt posting on x earlier calling this the largest i t, i should in the world i k to folks and from dw business. thank you so much for that . let's give us much

i d's in order to confirm their identities out the polling, but it's best time that it's happened to in the u. k. all right, so again, for timing, for thoughts on the idea that in bullet hampton, in the u. k. as well, leaders from the shanghai cooperation organizational meeting for the 2nd day of the annual summit in the catholic capital of us. donna, let's cross just on and now it's all good. you have a to is the at the somebody joins his life. i says, i'm a, tell us more about what's expected, what's on the agenda? well, in the last, uh, the corporation organization has become from a 9 to a 10 member organization. bit better who's joining as it states as member. this was the 1st order of business which was signed by all of the members as they arrived useful the just coming in from all 9 member states, heads of state to look just from the seo but of the members as been as the, the, the, the dialog partners who come in, so it's, it's gathering of the world's largest view to the rock of which is come together to discuss security to discuss economic corporation as it is best means of ensuring that

k. 4 and 2nd street david. lemme use as the review into simple is read will take some time. if i use questions about the u. k, selling homes to israel and coles to recognize palest in postponed as a state may also reiterated his cause for an immediate cease by the vicinity of which reports from what of the british foreign minister david law. me has been under pressure, but he's a bad batch and he's to suspend or even reduce the um, sales to israel. now what we do know is that officials heading off to review evidence of any potential will crimes in gaza. because what ministers want to do potentially is to suspend specific lessons licenses where they can link those weapons to real crimes being committed. and that is an inquiry that would take some time in the u. k. parliament is about to go into a summer recess and will return in some 10. but it also was pointing out that the u . k. sales of arms to israel are relatively small, was about 18000000 pounds, no c a, but however they are reduced. it could be a flash point in relations between britain and israel and another in a series of steps that this government

time what, what did appear, though in the king speech is that the u. k. one's better relations with the you. but is it clear how far labor is willing to go when it's pretty clear that they don't want to rejoined a single ball? take all the customs union, which is piece of sac, would be the easiest way of getting groves in this country because economists fail . but that's probably cost us around 5 percent of the g d p. case tom and his labor colleagues are obviously still very worried about losing people who voted leave in 2016 from this coalition that they've built in 2024. so this, i think very different charles, that will see that happening, at least in the 1st time of the labor government. what labor will trying to do is to use the read negotiation of the trade corporation agreement that comes out for renegotiation in 2025 to try and as it was incorrect, the edges and improve some possible trading relationship with the european union, i think will probably say agreements on uh, victory issues and that will help i think with the export and import food a

and he says that in pretty on the skies times that the u. k remains foursquare find, keep they've committed to the same and uplifting spending all on. ready tree h t crane 3000000000. yet to printing sachi that the conservatives had, and certainly storm and the space before the election, an officer to possibly reassure told him is lensky, including the nate, to summit in washington last week. so i think mt scenario where we weren't see any deviation. one question mark still remains as a how long it will take the shape of government to increase defense expenditure at 2.5 percent g d p. they've said they'll get that on the have this week announced a major strategic defense review that will, that help them grow, not how they get back from the current level of defense spending, which is 2.3 percent t t p. and of course, the other war is guys, peter, what does this government mean for, for is really support and the war on god's. i mean, we did see that during the election. they lost seats. and there has been approved or palestinian supporters from

k. at the time was extremely good over certainly of doing pretty well. this time running the state, the storm or uh, government is going to have a lot of problems to face and it's going to be difficult to establish which one to deal with 1st. well the economy could honda us this time around the comparison between now and 1997 as you say tony, but inherited a substantial economic growth and was able to rebuild britain quite quickly with a lot of money in the coffers as it was this time anything but just on that has a long, long to do list. he talks about an age of renewal. he talks about rebuilding for him, but he talks about even careful times as a 10 year plan. yes, there are immediate steps that he will take even set about immediately. for instance, going into waves to explicitly and a test booth. at the british medical association and striking young doctors, he will set about immediately try to clear the prisoners which are overcrowded and at the breaking point at much more broadly than that. so he needs to do with public services, the n h f o s, and

demonstration in solidarity products, i guess on the way in london right now, there was nothing more from k as time or on that to. yeah. so it's going to be a lot of questions about that, doesn't that because there's been speculation that's uh here's the support for israel's rights to defend itself. and israel's was in gaza. it has cost him vote, someone's palestinian, and our voters in january election one. 0, one east is next and i'll just here. the india cities are booming, but she didn't, homes and communities across the country lies a deadly fiber. as best of adults from that can fit the jonathan same out of the face all my own, all the moment the new. i'm a little more on dozens of countries of them, the toxic mineral which gives about $255000.00 people every year. india, no longer mines is best those, but is the was largest in photo producing material for housing to more to cause, leaving workers with a dangerous legacy. i've got to get the emergency here on the west, patrick. those speaking out about the unfolding house prices, see they face fios' opponents and the worlds fastest growing ma

k. the new york times, arguably that's what niels mailed, so the you in special were up to and georgia to all the program. they were collaborated with cnn. and the guardian in this, of course the, you are, the grades are and the founder of the ways are max told us it's being targeted. so what does the assange case mean and the deal he made to save his life mean for you and your sources at the grace of as the president that is guilty please. that is definitely concerning for any journalist. because what, what julian did is something that all journalists do collect information from sources and ask for more. so it is not something that i expect to though to have a chilling effect in the work that we do. because if anything and julia's example has only served to make all of us stronger, he's, he's such an inspiration for me personally. that's why i put that f a graph in the book that quote from his. if wars can be started by live, peace can be started by truth. and i think that that is the the mentality and at that all journalists should have and that that's the symbol that he's come to repre

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k is joining us from the united kingdom. thanks for your time. so i suppose a lot of people would say, well, they were waiting for this and board endorsements by the obama's. why do you think that brock obama and his wife michelle, have done it now? i think is what has become clear is that the democratic party has rally behind vice president harris as the presumptive now many. and that the timing was right. obviously we still have a convention that is going to be coming up. candidates still have the opportunity to come forward, but i think they want him to give him a little bit of space for those candidates to put their hand up. and at this stage, we don't know of anyone else that has come forward. so i, i think that was, you know, just for a month out from the actual election, they wanted to get out there and they wanted to show their support for her. which of course is really important because it's not just political support. they bring star power to the whole campaign. so i think uh, they just decided the timing was right to, to get out to get

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