the freshman keenan carlisle nice move to hit the fadeaway to put stanford up five.had 22 and the cardinal hang on 8884 usf and saint mary's also winners tonight 49 ers have the weekend off to rest up. that's the luxury of having the one seed in the nfc. it's also giving eric armstead more time to heal. he's missed five games with foot and knee injuries. back at practice this week. today the niners sounding pretty relaxed. >> what are you guys doing here. it's a bye week. >> yeah. >> what do you guys want to talk about. you know i hope everybody loses. and then who knows. and then we won't have to play. i'm just kidding. >> to the sharks in montreal. kid says he's been a fan since day one. so he remembers the good times. team teal trying to snap a 12 game skid. they score first thanks to luke keenan one nothing. sharks right there. two one teal in the second. nikita a hat trick with his first goal as a member of the sharks. and now you wonder can they hold on mackenzie blackwood with a huge stop on the breakaway here. nick suzuki is denied 31 saves for blackwood shar

the freshman keenan carlisle nice move to hit the fadeaway to put stanford up five.22 and the cardinal hang on 8884 usf and saint mary's also winners tonight 49 ers have the weekend off to rest up. that's the luxury of having the one seed in the nfc. it's also giving eric armstead more time to heal. he's missed five games with foot and knee injuries. back at practice this week. today the niners sounding pretty relaxed. >> what are you guys doing here. it's a bye week. >> yeah. >> what do you guys want to talk about. you know i hope everybody loses. and then who knows. and then we won't have to play. i'm just kidding. >> to the sharks in montreal. kid says he's been a fan since day one. so he remembers the good times. team teal trying to snap a 12 game skid. they score first thanks to luke keenan one nothing. sharks right there. two one teal in the second. nikita a hat trick with his first goal as a member of the sharks. and now you wonder can they hold on mackenzie blackwood with a huge stop on the breakaway here. nick suzuki is denied 31 saves for blackwood sharks s

su keenan joins us now with more. we saw the reaction in the respective stocks and goldman actually gaining ground. su: goldman blew away expectations, particularly from its equity trading desk where revenue was triple what was expected. also helping drive gains, posting the highest quarterly revenue in two years on the sale of financial management business. between goldman and morgan stanley, a tale of two different stock performers, which we will get to them just a minute. in any event, it counted a few weak spots, extend come trading results and investment banking fees fell short of expectations. the ceo said this was a year of expectation, or execution i should say, for goldman sachs. with everything achieved in 22 and three, he says coupled with their clear and simplified strategy, they have a much stronger platform for 2024. calling the results decent and relatively solid, saying goldman results were not as bad as feared. a lot of the analysts are aware of the difficulty the bank experience. the goldman ceo in p

paul: bloomberg's su keenan there.ade here in australia today, close for the public holiday, it is australia day. new zealand trading a little softer to the tune of .5%. strip out energy and fresh food, we might learn a little more on the boj's inflation expectations when we get the minutes from that last meeting out in about eight minutes time. plenty more to come on "daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ payroll compliance, for sure. gusto automatically calculates and files my taxes for me. hold up, compliance? easier? choose payroll compliance without the ups and downs. you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh paul: bloomberg has learned that russian president vladimir putin is using back channels with the u.s. to test the waters for talks on ending the war in ukraine. let's go to washington and gregory white. any sign that this outreach from putin suggests a genuine desire for some sort of deal to end the war? or could there be another possible motivation

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paul: su keenan there. chip equipment asml says they are seeing positive signs in sale growth after orders more than tripled last quarter. the ceo told us more about the outlook for china as washington pushes for export ends to hobble beijing's tech ambitions. >> 90% of ambitions in china have to do with technology. that's the technology we need for all the major transitions. energy transition, electrical vehicle transitions, digitization, rollout of the smart grid. that's where the masses are. so what is your message to those in washington and in the hague who are pushing to expand those restrictions beyond the most cutting edge lithography machines, and expand restrictions on the sale of lithography to china? >> i have full respect for national security concerns, that's not the point. we need to take into consideration the chip industry has created an almost seamless industry across the world with massive advantages in terms of innovation and cost production. from an economic point of view, we need to mak

su keenan joins us with more from new york.hat exactly is worrying the ftc about big tech's alliances here? su: they want to make sure the competitive landscape stays committed to -- competitive, and ties between old guard big tech and these new ai startups. the ftc making it clear that they are closely monitoring the industry in public workshop with the chair saying companies cannot use claims of innovation is cover for lawbreaking. the ftc said it sent subpoenas to five companies together information and what you're looking at is bots for openai, the maker of chatgtp, they are playing video games, part of what generated enormous excitement in the market over the last 14 months. the probe is focusing on investments but microsoft, amazon and alphabets google. the series of transactions that appear to have cemented alliances between the cloud server giants and the eating developers of ai software. microsoft, google, openai and and prop 8, this is an ai firm start up that began in 2021 and was created by a lot of employees who le

annabelle: su keenan in new york.o the direction of where oil prices are heading has been the outlook for the dollar. fairly steady into the end of last week and even following that u.s. jobs print. the headliner level looked robust for the underneath we are seeing cracks taking shape. keeping an eye on what currencies are doing in this of the world, the aussie dollar one of them, because this week it is facing what will be a key inflation test. we have seen it rallying 10% over the course of the last few months against the dollar. with the rba sounding hawkish, that will be put to the test this week with that tcp/ip into that is due. it could jealous -- with that is due. otherwise we could continue to keep an eye on the direction of the japanese yen, holding fairly steady. it has been that rate differential between japan and the u.s.. sticking with the japanese currency, the ana ceo expects the currency to stay at 140 per dollar. he spoke to us on the sidelines of the gathering of japan's biggest business groups. >>

it su keenan, thank you.ing up, we are speaking with the intel ceo for more on the company in the industry outlook. he will be joining bloomberg technology. ♪ gusto is easy, modern small business payroll. starting at just $46 a month. but it's so much more than that. with gusto, paychecks are deposited in just a few clicks. gusto calculates and files your payroll taxes automatically. gusto offers health insurance for nearly any budget. and gusto even connects you with certified hr experts. it's fast, easy, and affordable. gusto is payroll and benefits built for small businesses. get started for free at gusto.com ♪ david: blackstone shares gained after a reported income of one dollar per share. the ceo expects activity to pick up in the second half of the year. >> what's happening in our business is we are benefiting from the regime shift as we move from this rising cost capital environment which we saw over the last couple of years into an environment where inflation comes down, the fed is easing and that lea

i'm keenan >> could and little easter egg there, a glimpse of the passing of the torch at the emmy awardst tina fey could be in the running to succeed him as the big boss at the legendary comedy show. he said he would make a decision after the 50the 50th anniversary celebration next year. that would be spectacular if tina fey would take over >> there are so many talented people, but she woob great cand would be a grea candidate. >>> cast members were named for the white lotusproject every week we get a little tidbit of what this season has in store for us. i'm a big fan, i know you are, too. >> you google, and ah. >>> for two weekends in april, the eyes will be on the desert doja cat was announced for c ane c coachella, also appears, no doubt. the ticket presale begins on friday with the festival running through the second and third weekends of april. and i love when they make these announcements as no doubt did, the whole video of reminiscing and getting on a zoom with her former band mates. >> i can't wait to see how they do it. >>> when we come back, a major airline merger has lost the

freshman keenan carlyle four point play career high 28. stanford never trailed 16 three pointers by the team. stanford wins 182. not pictured cal men. they blew a 16 point second half lead. they lose to arizona state, 7169. sharks in colorado end of the year she's ready for 2024. late third period tied at one. valerie nichushkin will score for colorado, adds an empty netter. they win three one. sharks had just 11 shots on goal the entire game. sports on abc seven. sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> chris. thanks and that's it for this special edition of abc seven news at 10 p.m. thanks so much for watching. i'm dionne lim. we'll send you back to dick clark's new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest, but before we do, taking a live look outside where you can see all the embarca dero packed with people getting ready to enjoy those fireworks, we'll see you next year. have a great one! from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health cover

i'm keenan >> that could be a glimpse of a potential passing of the torch at studio 8h lorne michaels be in the running to succeed him at the legendary sketch comedy show as the boss michaels said he would make a decision about his future with the show after its 50th anniversary celebration. i cannot wait to see the direction of snl it's had its ups and downs, but i miss those iconic characters they don't seem to be sticking as much as they used to. >> tina fey would add a nice breath of fresh air. but we're not kicking you out yet, lorne >>> cast members were named for the white lotus. season three's ensemble will also feature jayson isaacs and will reportedly take place in thailand i love it. avenue every season they go to a different destination. >> it's going to be longer, bigger, crazier. so everything a little extra when it comes to season three. >>> for two weekends in april the eyes of the music world will be on the desert doja cat was announced as a headliner for coachella. also on the lineup is no doubt, who will be reuniting for the first shows in nearly ten years. the band

arizona a freshman keenan carlyle, the four point play and stanford never trailed in this game.they won on a 21 seven run late in the first half to take control. andre stojakovic with the hammer stanford goes up nine at the break and as papa pj played the nba for a long time. yeah, that's my boy. final seconds carlisle deep three gives them 100 points stanford hit a school record 16 from deep. he had a career high 28. head coach jared haas apologizing to the arizona staff for a little bit of showtime. at the end stanford wins 182. cal is hosting arizona state right now, and dion, my favorite part of that niner celebration. these guys are grown men. they make a lot of money. but at the end of the day, there's little kids playing football. they're so happy. i love the raw emotion of making the playoffs and getting closer to your dream of trying to get to the super bowl. >> yeah, it reminds me of the end zone dance, except like ten times more exciting. >> so much more exciting. so that was pretty fun to watch. >> yeah, fun to report on. also always. all right. well here's someone's

haslinda: su keenan, thank you for that.et value is likely to double in three years as there are search and demand for a idea -- ai gear. in videos gold standard a -- accelerators use the high-bandwidth memory expensively -- extensively giving it an edge on the u.s. competitor micron. the jetblue ceo is stepping down next month due to health reasons. sources say his decision came at the urging of his doctor but he does not face an immediate threat. he led the carrier through a recent failed partnership with alaska air and the pending acquisition of spirit airlines. they will have the first woman to lead a major u.s. carrier. a source has told bloomberg alcoa will curtail the aluminum refinery sometime this year as the top u.s. aluminum producer reckons with cost-cutting measures. this was the first of the three west australia aluminum refineries accounting for 1.2% of global output of aluminum. barclays says the global headcount dropped by 6% over 2023 and is the most visible sign yet of the banks cost-cutting moves. the sup

let's bring in su keenan.ears to be the latest sign that the output cuts have failed to boost prices. su: opec-plus cuts were designed to prevent a buildup of storage which would be a bearish effect on oil and they failed to do that. there appears to be in excess of oil and that is the overarching pressure on prices. you got saudi aramco producing its flagship price, a bigger reduction than expected. these cuts are not confined to biggest customers. we see saturday's cuts. we are seeing opec oil from the u.s. and also russia exceeding expectations. this has been a bearish factor along with concerns coming out of china and economic headwinds. if you look at the charts you are seeing 2023 assad oil prices decline. we have not seen them since 2020. the market shrugged off concerns over the israel hamas war and middle east turmoil, even though there was a bump up last week and it continues to be risk. . yvonne: production at libya's oilfield was suspended. how long may this last. su: the national oil company is ne

freshman keenan carlyle from deep.was huge in the upset of arizona stanford down by four at the half. second half. more car lights going up. and it's going down deep three tied the game at 36. the freshman carlyle led the cardinal with 17 off the bench. and maxim renaud with a lefty jump hook as stanford surprises ucla 5953. bronny james and the usc trojans hosting the cal bears first half sec in transition. it's bronny with a tough finish in traffic. they're going strong to the cup and then moments later on the fast break, we've seen this from a james before. bronny with a slam finished with ten points off the bench in the second half. cal, looking for their first win in the conference, trying to fight back far doors. imac with the bucket and the foul but too much from usc. joshua morgan. the exclamation point. trojans 82 to 74 sports on abc seven. sponsore by river rock casino in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast bus

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the final seconds stanford is down a deuce keenan carlyle he drives and he's out of control. chance. and cal wins it 7371. six stanford women visiting arizona state cameron brink 20 points, 16 boards, three blocks. just just get out. cardinal led by 14 at the half. great passing by brink as she finds a wide open kiki era often who had a monster game. 27 points and the cardinal cruise 80 to 50 sports on abc seven. sponsored by river casino. we'll ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. makin

final seconds stanford is down a deuce keenan carlyle he drives and he's out of control.no chance. and cal wins it 7370 16. stanford women visiting arizona state cameron brink 20 points, 16 boards three blocks just just get out. cardinal led by 14 at the half. great passing by brink as she finds a wide open kiki era often who had a monster game. 27 points and the cardinal cruise 80 to 50. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> well, speaking of that, niners game, we're taking a live look at sfo now where delta airlines is making some big accommodations for detroit lions fans this morning. flights are touching down in the bay area ahead of tomorrow's nfc championship game against the niners. and our detroit affiliate reports delta airlines got a larger plane to carry 190 passengers, and they also have added a direct flight back to detroit on monday for lions fans . we'll be right to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother pro

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

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

freshman keenan carlyle from deep.s huge in the upset of arizona stanford down by four at the half. second half. more car lights going up. and it's going down deep three tied the game at 36. the freshman carlyle led the cardinal with 17 off the bench. and maxim renaud with a lefty jump hook as stanford surprises ucla 5953. bronny james and the usc trojans hosting the cal bears first half sec in transition. it's bronny with a tough finish in traffic. they're going strong to the cup and then moments later on the fast break, we've seen this from a james before. bronny with a slam finished with ten points off the bench in the second half. cal, looking for their first win in the conference, trying to fight back far doors. imac with the bucket and the foul but too much from usc. joshua morgan. the exclamation point. trojans 82 to 74 sports on abc seven. 74 sports on abc seven. sponsored mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my runn

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su keenan joining us from new york.haps profit-taking now, but continue with optimism around spot bitcoin etf filings. su: that drove bitcoin to a 21 month high earlier in the day. a number of firms who are prospective issuers of the spot bitcoin etf filing amended applications with the sec. that's one of two technical requirements that must be fulfilled before they can be approved. first the sec must sign off on the 19 before -- 19 b4 filings and approve the s1 forms. we saw a number one of -- a number of those being signed off as well. bitcoin had a run up on what analysts were saying was the final step on the path to approval. you can see that spike in the five-day chart. the sec now expected to we inigh -- weigh in on january 10. gary gensler who has been against a spot bitcoin etf posted a note on at. -- on x. some saw this is a bit of shade. it notes investments in crypto can be risky. it notes some platforms have become insolvent and that such investments can be subject to risk. bitcoin pushing to levels not seen

su keenan is with us out of new york.an what the companies have publicly indicated. how long are we talking? su: at least a year is what sources are telling us. this defies the forecast we heard from the companies themselves. u.s. steel reiterating they believe the completion of the takeover would be by the spring or end of summer. sources close to the matter tell bloomberg a national security review is unlikely to conclude until late this year at the earliest. scrutiny by the secretive committee on foreign investment in the u.s. is still in its early stages. both u.s. steel and nippon steel taking a dip on that news. u.s. steel was down as much as 4% as bloomberg reported this news before pairing losses. the special interagency panel led by the treasury department has the power to approve, block, or amend the deal on the basis of national security, or it can send it to president joe biden for decision. while the precise timing of the review remains unclear, people close to the matter and familiar with the process say the

su keenan joins us with the latest. how much could this hurt food cargo?s been a limited effect so far. when you consider these costly diversions around the tip of africa for cargoes that may involve produce such as fruit, this involves spoilage. the actual cargo could become unsellable. analysts point out that it's a possibility when you consider how fragile the food supply chain could be that is of concern to the industry because of disruptions. they could stall the slump in food commodity costs that have just started to make grocery bills cheaper. that concern is spooking the shipping industry. shipping rates have soared since the tax -- attacks on the red sea cargo ships late last year. reporting indicates that grain is now being diverted from the suez canal. livestock carriers bound for the middle east have also had to change course. again, these are cargoes that can be impacted by the delays. italian exporters are worried that going around africa will hurt freshness and and cost for fruits like apples. there's also concerns about any seafood exports.

annabelle: that with su keenan in new york.course really playing into the direction of energy prices over the course of this year has been the demand outlook coming through from china. it's pretty interesting to note today, it is one year since the china-hong kong border reopened, that taking place on january 8 last year. china, as we know with its covid-zero strategy, kept it for a significantly long period of time and only gradually started to reopen border checkpoints with hong kong and macau just 12 months ago. it hasn't really been a grateful months since. there was so much optimism around the reopening, but you can see the sanctions is down 20% over this period. the sanctions, we should note, is not just china-facing, it is sensitive to the needs of economic health of china's companies. the other thing that plays into that is the fed keeping with higher-for-longer. the hong kong dollar, the hong kong monetary system following what the fed does. it have been caught between that weakness in china and the higher rates. again

su keenan has been looking into this.is longer than publicly stated. >> it defies their forecast. we heard from both companies at the time of the deal and then went u.s. steel at its earnings conference that they expected the deal to close by the end of summer at the latest, but sources close to bloomberg said a national security review is unlikely to conclude until late this year, as the earliest, and that not the stock down almost 4% before pairing those losses. sources tell bloomberg that the deal now under the scrutiny of the secretive committee on foreign investment in the u.s. and the review is in its early stages. this is a special enter agency panel led by the treasury department that has the power to amend a deal on national security grounds or send it back to president biden for a decision. while the precise timing of the review remains unclear, people for mayor with the process expected to take one year or longer and that the process can move ahead and sometimes pauses during legal wrangling, given the scale of

su keenan joins us from new york. questions about oil's direction from here.divided. when you hear the language of the master general saying they will choose a response time in the manner of their choosing, it shows there is a waiting game right now. that is what is resulting in a lot of volatility. white house officials said the u.s. is clearly seeking a response that is tough enough to defer iran and its proxies without sparking direct warfare with tehran. but the markets have been poised for correction with west texas intermediate flashing signs of being overboard in the last two sessions. you could see during these various developments, oil has rallied as much as 7% for west texas, also moving higher for brent. there's an overarching concern about ample supply, which is bearish on price. opec-plus output is robust, and holding steady, again, that tends to have a depressive effect on oil prices, so what we are seeing is that rally at the two month high really starting to lose gas. rishaad: i think the ceo has been out there talking about if they see this cr

bloomberg's su keenan joins us from new york.f questions as to the direction of oil from here. su: the u.s. military will choose its timing on any response. that puts the oil market on edge. traders continue in this waiting game to see how the u.s. moves. white house officials have said the u.s. is seeking a response that is measured. tough enough to deter iran but it has to be not so dramatic that it sparks direct warfare with tehran. markets were poised for correction with the west texas intermediate flashing signs of being over about the last two sessions. but the competing forces, the geopolitical risks versus the supply is what is causing a lot of the volatility here. wti was up 7% this month. it will end the month with a gain. traders are concerned that not only could the u.s. response risk further escalation in a key area for global crude, but there is this overarching concern about ample supply, which is bearish on price. our fresh export figures show opec-plus output is robust and holding steady. that's why we saw the wt

haidi: bloomberg's su keenan.tracking -- for the second year in a row, global banks made more money selling bonds and underwriting green projects than they did in fossil fuel activity. they generated about $3 billion in fees last year from green deals. . by comparison, they brought in less than $2.7 from fossil fuel transactions. take a look at how we are setting up when it comes to the european trading session. not a great lead from the u.s. subsequently a bit of downside so far, in the asian session. the outlier in terms of performance this morning has been the energy sector. energy stocks, crude continues to edge higher on some of these geopolitical and supply concerns. we'll european stocks dropping on wednesday. a bit more upside, stoxx 50 futures and german docs futures looking flat at this point -- german dax futures looking flat at this point. it's a start to the new year for risk assets. plenty more to come here for shery: we are getting some breaking numbers out of japan. the final pmi manufacturing numb

. >> reporter: and it meant a lot to him that keenan turner offered to voice a radio commercial for the restaurant for free. harrison says he never intended for this to be a 49er restaurant, it just evolved that way with each new memory added to the walls. his wife thinks it is that authenticity that makes the place so popular. >> everybody comes in and they always want to know, they always talk about the 49ers, it is a big deal. >> it has been a long time since the 49ers were upstarts, but for harrison, those were the sweetest days of all. >> here we are, 42 years later, hoping for another one. >> reporter: another team has come from nowhere to surprise the football world. the lions remind him of the niners team in 1981 and he wishes them well, just not this year. >> the location of the canyon inn turned out to be a good one, the 49ers practice facility used to be close by. lots of players and coaches had homes in the area and became regular customers. >>> will the weather be a factor in tomorrow's game or for the fans sitting at the stadium? this is what it looks like right now. >> it

telesco has been with the chargers since 2013, drafting the likes of justin herbert, keenan allen, joey and in case you haven't been paying attention, there's an nfc championship game right here on ktvu on sunday. our coverage of the 40 niners lions game starts at 2:00 with a special look at the 40 niners quest for a sixth super bowl championship. then it's the game at 330, followed by the point after all, here on ktvu icu getting serious in the australian open where it was defending women's champion irina salamanca of belarus against barbora krejcikova in the finals. quarterfinals that is sabalenka in the far court with deadly touch on that ball that gorshkovo had no chance to return. sabalenka six two winner in that first set match point now, and sabalenka puts it away decisively. she wins the second set six three. it's on now to the semifinals against coco gauff of the us. and in men's quarterfinal action, fourth seeded jannik sinner of italy took on andrei rublev of russia, serving in the near court. sinner makes it look easy at match point. he wins in straight sets and now has the

. >> stanford shocked fourth ranked arizona on sunday with freshman keenan carlisle going for 28 points associated press national player of the week. his 28 off the bench are the most for any stanford player since one time abc seven intern aaron bryce went for 29 against illinois state back in 2012. miss abby uh- this college football season has been kind of a disaster on the field. unless you are a mass skott now. the pop tart bowl featured an edible mascot. the cheez-it bowl answered with a non edible. see, i'm a non edible mascot named cheesy. i guess that's for all the gen z people. anyway, he kept popping up throughout the broadcast and is now quite quite popular, but not as popular as the pop tart. that was big. yeah. that worked. i mean, who doesn't like a good pop tart every now and then? that's true. start your year off right with the with the pop chart. >> well, at least we have that in college. >> that's. yeah. everything else is kind of a mess. but we have pop charts. yes. >> thank you larry. all right. >> coming up tonight on abc seven at eight. catch celebrity jeopardy at

final seconds stanford is down a deuce keenan carlyle while he drives. he's out of control.ance. and cal wins it 7370 16. stanford women visiting arizona state cameron brink 20 points, 16 boards, three blocks just to get out. cardinal led by 14 at the half. great passing by brink as she finds a wide open kiki era often who had a monster game. 27 points and the cardinal cruise 80 to 50. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> well it's going to be a divided house on sunday for the 40 niners. placekicker jake moody's family get this parents of jake chad and lisa moody are diehard detroit lions fans. that's right. however tomorrow's nfc conference championship game will be hard to watch since their son plays for the opposing team. the niners mama moody, who teaches in detroit, cut a deal with some of her students, saying they can root for the lions, but not for jake to miss any kicks. father moody says tomorrow's outcome will determine what colors he'll have on for the super bowl. >> if the 40 niners do happen to lose, you know i'll

lesko has been with the chargers since 2013, drafting the likes of justin herbert, keenan allen, joeyin gordon. and in case you haven't been paying attention, there's an nfc championship game right here on ktvu on sunday. our coverage of the 49ers lions game starts at 2:00 with a special look at the 40 niners quest for a sixth super bowl championship. then it's the game at 330, followed by the point after it's all here on ktvu and it's getting serious in the australian open, where it was defending women's champion arina salamanca of the belarus against barbora krejcikova in the quarterfinals, sabalenka in the far court. deadly touch on that ball that kochetkova had no chance to return in. sabalenka, a62 winner in that first set match point here, sabalenka puts it away decisively. she won the second set six three. it's on to the semifinals now against coco gauff of the us, and in men's quarterfinal action, fourth seeded jannik sinner of italy took on andrei rublev of russia, serving in the near court. sinner makes it look easy at match point. he wins in straight sets now has the challe

keenan carlyle he drives. he's out of control. that had no chance. and cal wins.ford women visiting arizona state cameron brink 20 points 16 boards three blocks just to get out. cardinal led by 14 at the half. great passing by brink as she finds a wide open kiki era often who had a monster game. 27 points and the cardinal cruise 80 to 50. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> well, it's going to be a divided house on sunday for the niners placekicker jake moody's family. parents of jake chad and lisa moody are die hard detroit lions fans. however, tomorrow's nfc conference championship game will be hard to watch since their son plays for the opposing team. the san francisco 49 ers and mama moody, who teaches in detroit, cut a deal with some of her students, saying they can root for the lions. but not for jake to miss any kicks. father moody says tomorrow's outcome will determine what colors he'll have on for the super bowl. >> if the 40 niners do happen to lose, you know i'll be breaking out my lions gear for the supe

bloomberg's su keenan joins us with the latest and a lot of that demand could come from china.world's largest consumer. its economy expected to rebound, as is the global economy, driving a robust search in demand by 2025. in the monthly report they just released, you see .8 million barrels a day. if this bullish outlook will be borne out or not remains unclear, but it means oil markets are set to remain in deficit through the end of next year. that is unless saudi arabia and its allies decide to boost output significantly, and at least one analyst is predicting that will happen. then saudi arabia may end voluntary crude production cuts later this year. that would put downward pressure on prices. meanwhile, opec issued the forecast a little earlier than normal. this was an effort by the opec secretary-general to push back against expectations that climate change will kathy use of fossil fuels. as for this year, opec expects global oil demand to increase by 2.20 5 million barrels a day. the coalition due to hold an online monitoring meeting on the first week of february. in fact,

and then in 1829, she published something that keenan referred to, the american frugal housewife. i love this subtitle of this book, which is dedicated to those are not ashamed of economy. so it's a definite indication that she was growing with the boston high society worrying about table service and linens and beautiful dresses. she had begun, i think already, to feel like that was not the world she wanted to be in. but this was an amazing book. it was full and it makes great reading. even now, it's full of recipes about bread and stuffing a goose, how to treat a sprained ankle. it encouraged people to drink beer at the family table. obviously, the water wasn't trustworthy and it sold out multiple times in its very early years. it went through something like 30 printings. by the time it went out of print and it was the kind of thing that people remembered all the way into adulthood, the additions that their mothers had had and so no housewife thought that she could launch her her career as a housewife without this book. so by the time she was 30, she was really the 19th century e

keenan spoke, commissioner. mr. keegan spoke very eloquently about the critical role that rba will be playing in designing and delivering these buildings and i you hear us fully supporting the building. i urge you personally, i know you for many, many years and we have worked on quite a few projects together over time to help sensitize that interface between taller buildings that require two penthouses now, which is impacting and small lot sizes and just help sensitize of what requires a little bit more negotiations between both parties. uh, we cannot do what do what the adjoining neighbors ask. we cannot put a fence directly onto the roof edge. that does not work particularly, we are supposed to hold the decks back from its edges, which we are doing here. we are building a code compliant railing fence all around each deck. that itself has a height that is requires specific spacing. that is the tennis ball rule that no kid could stick its head through there and i have a deck on the roof. i live, i live in a seven st