i can't wait to watch. >>> well, i have known keenan since he started.ngest staffer, or stage person on snl. we're going to talk a lot about the things, including him itating me. i will enjoy it. we are really doing it because we are all celebrating the birthday of you, symone. i'm going to light it up for your birthday. happy birthday, symone. >> thank, you reverend, i love you so much. >> i love you. >>> and to all of you watching, good evening and welcome to politicsnation, tonight's lead, the clock is taking. lawmakers will return to capitol hill this week with less than two weeks to go. if they hope to pass a military aid bill before christmas. republicans have pushed to add border security to the bill, alongside the politically thorny issues of funding for israel and ukraine. they have so far been unable to find much common ground with the white house. in the middle of it all, how speaker mike johnson is poised to move forward on an impeachment inquiry against president biden. adding to the partisan gridlock. delaware representative lisa blunt roch

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keenan says the shooting demonstrates the rising anti-palestinian, anti-arab and anti-muslim sentiment across the country and the challenges the college students face. >> i always felt threatened on an intellectual level. sharing your truth, sharing your history , sharing what palestinians have experienced for 75 years of oppression could get you in trouble. usually due to rash actions based on ignorance by others. >> keenan was born in the u.s, raised in occupied west bank, having experienced israeli occupation firsthand, he says he will likely remain in the u.s. after graduation. he believes in a two state solution, but thinks the chances for that has been slipping away even before october 7th. >> i see the israeli state doing like it usually does and occupy territories as against blatantly against international law and continue to encroach onto the west bank, keenan knows the three of them are lucky to be alive. >> he says the path to healing will be long. he knows that what they wear and how they talk make them targets. but he says he's not going to hide who he is. >> i'm always go

keenan says the shooting demonstrates the rising anti-palestinian, anti-arab and anti-muslim sentiment across the country and the challenges the college students face. >> i always felt threatened on an intellectual level. sharing your truth, sharing your history , sharing what palestinians have experienced for 75 years of oppression could get you in trouble. usually due to rash actions based on ignorance by others. >> keenan was born in the us, raised in occupied west bank. having experienced israeli occupation firsthand, he says he will likely remain in the us after graduation. he believes in a two state solution, but thinks the chances for that has been slipping away even before october 7th. >> i see the israeli state doing like it usually does and occupy territories against blatantly against international law and continue to encroach onto the west bank, keenan knows the three of them are lucky to be alive. >> he says the path to healing will be long. he knows that what they wear and how they talk make them targets. but he says he's not going to hide who he is. >> i'm always going to

haidi: su keenan there. get more when it comes to the fallout as we see these attacks on the red sea. rahul kapoor head of shipping analytics and research at s&p global commodity. always great to have you with us. su talked us through some broader supply and demand scenarios we are dealing with. on the balance, how big of a risk is this to global tradeflow, but also shipping costs? rahul: thank you, good morning. i can say the long-standing principle of freedom of navigation is being challenged here. first and foremost it is the safety of the crew which is of most importance. and these are large commercial strips which are traveling slowly through a narrow channel and are easy targets. if you look at the numbers, we have -- [indiscernible] also as a main artery. this is very critical. it will have an economic impact. over the last few years we have started to see geopolitical tensions, conflicts. we do remain concerned. not sure how quickly the situation can return to normal. haidi: you would want i guess fo

david: su keenan there in new york.s more coming up, look at lots more coming up, look at some of the movers taking place no matter what you're up against, we have your back. we are united way. we are neighbors helping neighbors in communities around the when disaster strikes we get you back on your feet. we help children build brighter. we've been here for over 135 s but now our work is more . join us. join your neighbors. join united way. rishaad: there we go, that is the bank of japan, traders are going on the lunch break, are they on tender hooks? any clue as to when they could leave this policy. the average time is 26 minutes away, as we know, the longer it takes to come out. david: the higher the probability the boj will sneak something new into the equation. >> the longer they take, the more heated the deliberations. >> again usually falls, it could be different, maybe it's a different ins reds, the code put that theory in the works. looking at the japanese economy meetings there is raising the possibility of thi

su keenan new york, bloomberg.sticking with those banks stricter capital requirements may get in the way of climate finance. j.p. morgan and goldman sachs say the increase in capital they would need to set aside would make projects harder to fund. the rules are part of the endgame regulations created after the crisis of 2008. sticking with the east coast a powerful storm works its way up the east coast. south carolina seeing nine inches of rain as new york, new jersey and connecticut brace for heavy wind. concerns over flooding and power failures mount. the storm in the second day in recent days to hit the east coast. pay attention to the storm. what does that mean for oil demand in commodities? hurricanes hitting new york a couple of years ago you did see this into the markets. there was this idea that you saw that storms don't have as much of an effect in the winter because not many people do road trips in the winter. some are driving season is more crucial but we should pay attention to the commodity market whic

haidi: su keenan with the latest.s how we are setting up ahead of a big week for global central banks. about 60% of the economy is covered by some major policy decisions made as we close out 2024. the big question. when and why to cut rates? we will be facing that especially for the likes of the fed given how rapid market repricing have been. citibank -- citibank futures pulling back from earlier got gained at least .1% to the upside. the aussie dollar software, 6574. the trajectory is tilted upside there. expecting 70 going into next year for the aussie dollar. alongside of the weakness we expect to see continue in the greenback coming off of really the rally of the past year or so. as the fed potentially begins to sound more dovish in communication. we are seeing kiwi stocks down by about .1%-.2%. chicago nikkei futures trading pretty positive, .5 percent at the upside and we are watching dollar-yen as well. when it comes to high volatility currencies, actually, the yen, alongside the aussie are two of the big picks

su keenan joins us now.econd-biggest steel company and the biggest outside of china. su: biggest and a blowout price, nearly double of what the nearest rival. this was being watched closely in the metals industry here in the u.s.. it ends a lot of uncertainty for an iconic american steelmaker. the deal now combines the japanese steelmaker with a u.s. steelmaker which will have a key role in supplying u.s. manufacturers and automakers. we see nippon shares down as it opens in asia. u.s. steel shares soared 26% on the announcements as did cleveland cliffs, which had its bid rejected in mid august. what we know is they are offering $50 a share, significantly higher, almost double the $7.25 billion offer from cliffs which was rejected in mid august. it is a whopping 142% premium on the last trading day before it announced a strategic review. what has neap on gained? a large american foothold in the american steel industry at a time when the industry in america is poised to benefit from rising spending. at least

su keenan joins us with the latest.back-and-forth the almost close to 200 diplomats were able to agree on something. su: reaching consensus was not easy and it went over time. late-night meetings, early morning discussions, and finally they have this landmark agreement which had to be strong enough to satisfy nations like the u.s. and the eu on the need to dramatically curb fossil fuel use while keeping saudi arabia and others on board. 200 nations practically agreeing to transition away from all fossil fuels. natural gas, which is somewhat more carbon intensive than oil and coal, can play a big part in cutting emissions. alongside renewable and nuclear as key technologies that would drive the transition. the real debate is wiggly big -- is will the big oil companies roll in. that remains to be seen. you are looking at the president of the u.n.-sponsored summit, leading an end of summit victory lap. a lot of hugs all around. many who attended believe getting this consensus document and pledge going forward was key. sher

shery: bloomberg's su keenan with the latest on oil.ou can get more on those stories and other headlines in today's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers go to dayb . you can customize your settings so you only get the news on the industries and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ a few years ago, ey told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. haidi: amd unveiled a new line of ai accelerated chips as it takes aim at a market dominated by nvidia. the ceo spoke with ed ludlow on the red-hot market for chips and their ambitious forecast for the industry. >> you look at trading performance, we are competitive. it is a tough help -- it is a tossup. at inference performance we are 1.4

bring in su keenan.are seeing some gains holding partysu: oil on track for its first weekly gain since october. that is after seven straight weekly declines. a look at what the trading has been in new york, london, now in asia, it has all been higher. that is thanks in large part to the signs the fed's aggressive hike cycle may be over. still, the broader oil market remains plagued by oversupply concerns. adding to those concerns is the latest outlook from the iea. they believe global demand growth is slowing down sharply as economic activity, and they mentioned in china, weekends and key countries. it is slicing about 400,000 barrels per day from something growth and continues to expect those growth rates to decelerate dramatically going into next year. it also notes greater than expected supply from the u.s., brazil, guyana offsetting opec-plus output cuts. before this past two days rally, will prices had fallen to a five-month low, below 73 in london, below 69 in new york. china's economic outlook has

su keenan has the details. su: nike is warranting about a slowdown in consumer spending and is seeking to spend about $2 million by dismissing workers and to streamlining its product line. the announcement sent shares of nike tumbling and extended hours in the u.s. trading. on the conference call, the new outlook reflects a challenging environment, particularly in greater china and the emea, referring to the middle east, europe, and africa. there are indications of more consumer consume -- cautious consumer behavior around the world. the ceo reiterating their performance in china and ability to compete, but saying they are taking a more prudent approach to the rest of the year. revenue in the quarter was roughly in line, but sales in the greater china region came in lower than expected, while earnings per share beat wall street estimates. as for outlook, nike sees full year revenue at a modest increase in the next year. su keenan bloomberg, new york. kriti: an interesting dynamic as we talk about the slow down.

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keenan joins us now. keenan, it's always so good to see you. >> it's good to see you, man.others. this is a cool environment. all in 30 rock together. >> straight down the elevator. >> basically. >> and we put you to work doing bits with reverend. >> already, off the top. thanks for being cool like that, man. appreciate that. >> keenan, when i say 21 seasons that snl, what does that mean to you besides the fact that you've got stain power that people love seeing you every saturday night? what does that mean to you? >> it means a lot. the 21 i grew up with was dominique wilkins, so it's like, i just remember that number being very powerful. honestly, it just feels like a long journey in a very special place. i've been lucky enough, and blessed enough to stay that long and get the job in the first place, you know what i'm saying? it's definitely been a journey in the best times of my life, basically. it's my ongoing college because i didn't finish college. >> we were watching d'andre there. do you have sketches for you that are most memorable? your fans have one c they love t

i can't wait to watch. >>> well, i have known keenan since he started.ngs, including him itating me. i will enjoy it. we are really doing it because we

paul: su keenan there.eopolitical stories we are tracking, israeli president issac herzog says a fresh pause in fighting in gaza is possible, in return for more hostages held by hamas. they still hold about 129 people that it abducted from israel during its attack october 7. i must said in a state -- hamas said it is categorically rejecting the exchange while the attack is ongoing. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his troops will hold off russia's advance, as their military faces looming ammunition shortages. speaking at a year end press conference, zelenskyy expressed conference that the promise of u.s. tied up in congress will be delivered. he also acknowledged a return of donald trump to the white house could harm the war effort. a top u.s. defense official says china has stopped dangerous military actions in the air and sea in recent weeks. it suggests relations between the two are improving after president biden met with xi jinping in november. tensions still remain over beijing's approach

>> keenan.p >> we're waiting for you so we can start rehearsing. >> rae laerehearsing for what >> for the show that you're hosting this week. >> it worked, it actually [ bleep ] worked you guys, i'm hosting "saturday night live." [cheers and applause >> did nobody tell you you were hosting? >> i wouldn't know i dropped my phone in the toilet in september >> kate mckinnon is bringing along christmas magic as she makes her grand return to 30 rock this weekend. the ten-year snl alum marks her first stint as host along with billie eilish. and we started with davidson, we're ending with kate mckinnon. christmas specials are fun with snl. even more so with her. >> kate mckinnon and the crowds, no better way to lead up to the christmas holiday than have kate mckinnon back. can't wait no see all of her skits, probably one of the best ever to do it there. >>> turning to the long-awaited return of the world's fuzziest warrior. >> you finally met your match, chameleon. >> we're not so different, you and i.

bloomberg su keenan joins us.ued to see the diversions and opinions in those discussions when nearing a final text -- are we nearing a final text at this point? su: there were meetings into the early morning wednesday hours in dubai, and the last minute negotiations were fired by optimism on the part of some participants who these deep divisions mainly on finance and the future of fossil fuels that brought criticism from participants, mainly the u.s. and the e.u. as being too weak in the first draft, they thought they could get an agreement. i knew draft has much stronger language on the search transition away from fossil fuels. there was a view that saudi arabia, which has been strongly opposed to any fossil fuel cuts, and other fuel dependent nations, that if they could agree, that that would seal the deal. diplomats and we are running between bilateral meetings and have huddled well into the morning hours. u.s. envoy secretary kerry has had the document is stronger on fossil fuels and that, quote, "progress is

rishaad: thank you so much, su keenan.uick look at the asian shipping stocks, originally we saw a move for them to the upside. people thought they would increase the amount they are charging and that would increase their margins. there was a day after the impairment warning that had as well. wti crude at the moment is trading with $34 and one cent per barrel. looking at the overall picture. annabelle: a bit of positivity coming through in the session. trading volumes are fairly thin for a lot of market so far this morning. it tells you that perhaps it's rishaad: on the left, chile tokyo, and on the right a look at the markets as we head to the lunch break. shrugging off any of the bad news we had with export and import data having big mrs. with exports contracting unexpectedly and imports having a bigger construction -- contraction than expected for november. a weaker yen, a dovish boj, propelling the market to the upside as well as seeing some investors looking at all this positivity and saying that it does have legs. fut

su keenan joins us and we know goldman has a large private credit arm.arge size hundred 10 billion and now they are seeking to double that. it dwarfs their closest rivals so what goldman wants to do is take advantage. as the biggest opportunity across the alternative space, private equity. goldman has let other big banks such as jp morgan and barclays leave them in this market. there private credit arm dates back before the financial crisis so the strategy has been to house the franchise within its asset management division. greg olufsen is being promoted. james reynolds becomes the head of direct lending and have sterling becomes global head for investment grade private credit. there's been a lot departures at the senior level at goldman with restructuring going on. these are significant changes in an area of the bank that generates major revenue. the changes, as it seeks to take advantage of the fact that they had the lead and it comes at a time when rivals are struggling to response in what is a rise of a new asset class that completely competes with

su keenan joins us with the latest. it still a controversial deal. none of the oil companies are agreeing to cut oil and gas consumption and that is the crux of the issue for many climate and energy leaders now gathering in the we -- uae for this u.n. conference. the concern is the planet is warming so fast that without major cuts to fossil fuel use the crisis will be stronger and the options for remedy far fewer. that said, the pledge by these oil companies was the highlight of the latest cop 28 session. exxon mobil and saudi arabia's aramco led a pledge by 50 oil and gas producers to cut emissions of their own operations, cutting back on the release of methane by 2030. there is a new methane tracking program now designed to hold big oil accountable. the initiative was spearheaded by the cop 28 president, the ceo of abu dhabi national oil. he says we must do all we can to decarbonizing the energy system we have today. the cop 28 climate summit is an ambitious effort with hundreds of organizations, companies, and activists in attendance. but there ar

haidi: su keenan. more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com shery: welcome back. the u.k. chancellor says a new financial services deal with switzerland is groundbreaking. it allows the countries to recognize each other's financial rules. he told us more about the possibility of similar deals with other countries. >> what i would say is it was much easier to do this deal with switzerland because there is a lot of trust between switzerland and the u.k. and there is a lot of confidence in each other's regulatory structures and legal systems. we are open to this kind of discussion with any country around the world. anything that boosts choice and competition while respecting our authority and our ability to make our own rules and regulations is something w

okay, keenan's got it. last question back here and then we'll wrap up. olivia, i'm just fascinated by the words that you're using conversion, but converting to abolitionism and, the competition with the preachers and the clergy and it just of struck me just how much in especially in the book, how much abolitionist i am was like a religion. and it really seemed like a religion for her. and i know that she also struggled with her own religious beliefs. and i'm just wondering maybe do you think that abolitionism is a kind of a religion for her. interesting. general, i think i'd say not quite, because she did have a kind of spiritual vision was even bigger than abolitionism so she had been very influenced by. the swedish theologian and mystic emanuel swedenborg who had this complicated but also platonic, sort of that all truths interconnected and the great force in the world is love and. if we can just love other more purely, we will see the truth better. and some of the conflicts that vex us otherwise will fall away. and so i think she saw abolition. the fo

haidi: bloomberg's sue keenan there.s and minors are one of the segments we are watching so far as we see trading in australia looking better from a big rally that she just talked about. across all the cyclical commodities. in particular when it comes to copper. that could also get a booster depending on what we get out of china's domestic activity numbers, whether the industrial production might show any upside given how bad the flow has been when it comes to china at the moment. look at the rally we have seen in australia. the a a six to hundred up by .6%. we are saying -- seeing about 1.5 percent higher in energy and materials and real estate doing well but lacking -- lagging some growth rate sensitive stocks, i.t., consumer discretionary, the broader communication center as well. we are looking for hints of weakness in the rally given we are starting to see australian stopped entering overbought territory for the first time since february of this year. the 14 highs since the highest november 2020. watching new zealan

su keenan has the details.a win for epic games and if the verdict is upheld it could jeopardize billions of dollars generated by googles app store google play. this was a high-stakes antitrust battle beginning three years ago and the jury deliberated for less than four hours before deciding googles place store wields monopoly power and it unreasonably limits trade. google shares dropped in extended trading and they plan to appeal. epic the maker of fortnite was the only stakeholder to challenge alphabet in court after it reached a settlement with numerous parties. the ceo posted a victory post on the platform formerly known as twitter and noted court work on remedies will start in january. the judge to oversaw the trial will decide whether google has to open the door for distribution methods outside of its own store in light of the policies that were found unlawful. bloomberg, new york. lizzy: plenty of green across our screens as shares in asia rise along with cheers ahead of the u.s. economic data and major c

bloomberg's su keenan joins us. we are seeing all futures marginally higher in trading. steady at 73 after dropping in london and new york respectively. what this means is all markets sending a clear message to opec+, show us, do not tell us. the delays with the most recent opec meeting have raised doubts about its effectiveness, and there is a big question with all these voluntary cuts. how do you enforce it? let's talk about the fact this is all coming on the heels of six weeks of decline from both brent and west texas intermediate futures, and they are below the level now than they were before the opec+ meeting took place. markets are pessimistic. and the near-term path of least resistance is lower. hsbc says opec is basically out of bullets given spare capacity, so there is a lot of questions about what is going to cause momentum in oil from here. in well, markets are flashing a short-term bearish signal. a lot of people focused on what are called time sprints. it is flashing oversupply in issue that opec+ is trying to resolve. haslinda: show, do not tell. sounds lik

back to youm bloomberg's su keenan there. spend about $6 million on the ve lament of a project in guinea, and expect its first production from 2025. for more, or bloomberg commodities reporter joins us now from melbourne. why are they pursuing this project, and what are the challenges? sybilla: big announcement out today from rio, a huge investment they are willing to put into guinea. it does mark a bit of a difference from previous years with rio's capex growth remaining fairly limited. but we are seeing sort of this new era. the project is asserted to be rio's largest investment in the next five years. it's one of the largest untapped deposit the iron ore and it is being pursued in large part because this iron ore is of higher grade than that from the dominant region in the world. it's important because as steel mills look to decarbonize, they need higher quality iron ore that is expected to come from simendo. there are challenges. for years the area has been stymied by infrastructure challenges. but rio this morning said t

half this room thinks i'm keenan thompson. other half think i'm louie armstrong. >> i love that.s man very well. welcome back to "king charles." >> my home boy. >> that is comedian roy wood junior. headlining this year's white house correspondents association dinner. roy is so nice, we're having him on twice tonight. can we go back a second? you killed at that white house dinner. >> thank you. that was a good time. i'm glad that i didn't get audited by the government. >> i'm old. >> okay. >> not as old as president biden, but i'm old. i remember when you could crack a joke and people would actually laugh. now you get counseled. what's the fine line? >> do you? >> yes. >> yes. >> you get people angry at you. >> if you are not really huge, you can put -- >> i feel like when we talk about cancel culture, we talk about people having an opportunity to have an opinion on something you said. that's the first time in our society where you can have group blowback. whe when you look at just stand-up comedy and some of the biggest specialties that came out, you have a guy on "saturday night

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. >>> we have sharpton, before i got, i just have to say i love that interview with you and keenan. that is a show i would watch 24/7 given the opportunity. loved every minute. >> thank you. >> hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. i'm gonna begin this sunday with breaking news. donald trump no longer testifying tomorrow in new york. trump, as you know, was expected to take the stand in his own defense as his company's civil tax fraud trial enters the final week. a short timeo, trump announceinhe long and defiant rant online that he would not be doing so. the former president, as usual, attacking the case, as he quote, rich -- witch hunt. -- no matter how much donald trump tries to distract from reality, the facts don't lie. trump had been using the courthouse in new york as a sort of campaign stop, and is already planning rallies in nevada and new hampshire this week. this, as trump's vision for his second term only becomes more extreme. at a fund-raiser last night, trump doubled down on his comments, saying he would be a dictator, but just on day one. his words? they speak for the

phenix challenges the play goaltender interference right there by lou keenan. no goal.ing. the ninth ranked stanford women hosting portland strike up the band cardinal hit eight of their first nine shots. this game was a blowout. hannah jump making history three threes ties her with kiana williams. most threes in school history a total of 311 cameron brink again on unstoppable. i'll take that 23 points 15 rebounds, four blocks stanford cruises 8151. the cal bears face texas tech in the independence bowl tonight in shreveport. cal tailback jayden not oh, he's scared a lot of bears fans with a video post about trans offering entering the transfer portal this upcoming season and i'd yeah, respect my decision. >> please going to stay so he's staying. >> but that was very well executed and coach justin wilcox said that was the worst joke ever. that's rap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> i can see why coach thought that boy. all right, let's check on your forecast with lisa. good morning. hey stephanie. >> good morning to you. watching thi

or does it phenix challenges the play goaltender interference right there by lou keenan no goal and theth ranked stanford women hosting portland strike up the band cardinal hit eight of their first nine shots. this game was a blowout. hannah jump making history three threes ties her with keanu williams. most threes in school history a total of 311 cameron brink again unstoppable. i'll take that 23 points 15 rebounds, four blocks stanford cruises 8151. the cal bears face texas tech in the independence bowl tonight in shreveport. cal tailback jayden not oh, he's scared a lot of bears fans with a video post about transferring. >> i'll be entering the transfer portal this upcoming season and, uh, yeah, respect my decision. please. going to stay. >> so he's staying. but that was very well executed and coach justin wilcox said that was the worst joke ever. that's rap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. wow >> wow. jaden. the heart drop for the coach there. all right. let's check in with lisa. good morning. good morning stephanie. >> starting out with our satelli

alphabet suffering a major defeat, su keenan with us.could be with google in billions. >> this is indeed an epic win. if the verdict is upheld it could jeopardize billions of dollars in revenue that could be brought in from the app store. this was a high-stakes antitrust battle the jury deliberated for less than four hours they decided they willfully wheeled monopoly to the anti-competitive conduct and would reasonably limit trade. they found it cap other android partners. google has issued a statement they plan to appeal after recently reach settlements with consumers, they'll targeted the google play policies. posted on x, but. over google but said the jury founded on all counts. yvonne: this is a big move. what can they do now? >> the judge who heard the case is set to determined remedies. the judge can decide whether google must open the door to other out developers. epic is using alternatives, google is now up going that the partnerships but the judge decided decided the jury did not need to hear the counterclaims. yvonne: thank you

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