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when we're not sure about fundamentals, we'll take anything we're going off the charts with bob langof explosive optio options.net and the brilliant technician in the stocks newsletter and the author of know your options to identify where the money is flowing before that, though, we've got a special birthday shoutout from bob to micki a taste of refinement because he watches the show bob is helping us hunt for under the radar stock meaning they are beating the rest of the market and competitors of the same industr industr industry, too. when you come at stocks from a relative perspective, lang says three that look similar even though the actual charts don't have much in common and the companies themselves hardly ever put until the same sentence, caterpillar, d.r. horton and restaurant hardware are working. it crystal clear money managers are buying the three stocks hand over fist even as they pause today because today was about technology why don't we start with the darely chart of d.r. horton. we know the home builders are in great shape. we talked about that they are making low mor

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amanda lang in toronto.ony had begun reshaping its portfolio pre-pandemic to focus on digital infrastructure. jason kelly joined him and spoke about the new era and the u.s. election. >> a secretary mnuchin, chairman powell have done an amazing job with 430 five individuals trying to figure out how do we get a plan to the people. it's not to us. it's not to the big companies. it's not the balance sheets. people are panicked for survival. the average individual trying to figure out how do i live, how do i go forward, what's happening with my rent, what's happening with my home loan, what's happening with my check. it's not coming from that employer anymore and that can -- confusion and dismay when you have three to $5 trillion being flushed in the economy of how you disperse it, you have to give them all great credit. at the end of the day, the solution to all of that has got to be a resurgence of confidence across all the things that we talked about. pandemic, i honestly never thought i would see a global su

alongside amanda lang in toronto.d casino industry has been hit hard by the pandemic although most of reopen. headwinds remain as travel still remain. joining us now is melonie ducre johnson, president and coo of borgata hotel casino and spa. how is it being the president of a casino that cannot be thriving right now, what is the situation? challenginghas been to take over the property during this pandemic. there are many restrictions in the state of new jersey, atlantic city proper. borgata has faced challenges, but the entire gaming industry has not faced a challenge like this in the history of gaming. what we are doing right now is preparing for the best. at the forefront is the safety of employees and the safety of our guests to ensure that when a guest or employee enters our property, there is a sense of safety and we are going to be healthy. amanda: give us a sense of how many of your practices have changed that are very covid-specific that may add to your cost, lower the number of patrons you can serve. the tru

brendan mark lang. rosanne p. lang. vanessa lang langer and her unborn child. mary lou langley.. langone. thomas michael langone. michele bernadette lanza. ruth sheila lapin ingeborg a.d. lariby robin blair larkey judith camilla larocque christopher randall larrabee hamidou s. larry scott larsen john adam larson natalie janis lasden gary edward lasko nicholas craig lassman paul laszczynski charles a. laurencin stephen james lauria maria lavache denis francis lavelle jeannine mary laverde anna a. laverty steven lawn robert a. lawrence, jr. nathaniel lawson david w. laychak eugen gabriel lazar james patrick leahy joseph gerard leavey neil j. leavy robert g. leblanc leon lebor kenneth charles ledee alan j. lederman elena f. ledesma alexis leduc daniel john lee david s. lee dong chul lee gary h. lee hyun joon lee juanita lee kathryn blair lee linda c. lee lorraine mary greene lee myoung woo lee richard y.c. lee stuart soo-jin lee yang der lee stephen paul lefkowitz adriana legro edward joseph lehman eric lehrfeld david r. leistman david prudencio lemagne joseph anthony lenihan john

i'm amanda lang in toronto alongside vonnie quinn in new york. of the concerns that jobs only turned over to the robot for some time. mary that with ai at the concern only grows. those are two things that may be picking up steam in this covid-19 pandemic. boston dynamics has been on the leading edge of the development of some of these technologies for more than 20 years. michael perry is the vice president for this is development at boston dynamics. there is a big fear factor about the robots coming. in the past, we have heard people like jeff bezos and bill gates talk about a robot tax. if they are going to take our jobs, they should pay their share. talk about how the pandemic has changed our lens on robots. are they doing some of the things that we don't want to? michael: people are starting to understand that there are physical advantages to be able to remotely control a robot in an environment where you don't want to go. at the outbreak of the pandemic, we worked with hospitals in the boston region to allow them to do telemedicine with robot

it's hearty thank you from our family to yours but it's not just words wondering president melissa lang says they wanted to show their appreciation for frontline workers an opportunity for us to be able to give back to those they give us so much at a time when we need them. most lang says they partnered with the adventist health memorial vote aye hospitals foundation to provide more than 400 gift boxes for nurse week, the nationally recognized week is typically celebrated in may but was postponed because of the pandemic for the lodi community, it's never too late to think hard working nurses for all they do you make of nurses, it is someone who is seeing us cherry worse and we are expecting them to bring their very best she says she hopes the gift boxes full of donated snacks products and bottles of lakeland winds shows their as a white family i can't actively help makes someone well though we can to support those who do in lodi kristi gross fox, 40 news. >>and another look outside right now a live picture looking out over san francisco's embarcadero you can see the sun beginning to set

and that's who dorothea lange photographed. she saw this woman with several small children, a teenage daughter and some younger children and began working her way up to her. apparently, dorothea lange was very good at engaging people in conversation, and then sort of disappearing into the atmosphere. she talked about herself as becoming invisible as she worked. she would very slowly talk to people about what was happening, what streets they were in, how they fed themselves, that kind of thing. and then they would sort of forget about her, and she would begin making pictures, and that's what she did with florence thompson. there is a series of pictures showing the teenage girl out in front sitting on a chair. the mother and children behind her, and gradually she gets closer and closer and makes the famous photograph. she knew as soon as she had made it that. that is what she needed to accomplish, and went back home. >> this program that roy striker had, began as part of the resettlement of the administration, but those words res

. -- amanda lang. we are joined by our bloomberg audiences.e the top stories we are following. a 34 days until the presidential election, how investors are pricing risk with liam dalton, axiom capital founder and chairman. progress on stimulus talks. it secretary treasury mnuchin -- secretary of the treasury mnuchin attempting a deal on a stimulus package. companies sounding the economic alarm as lawmakers failed to extend aid to businesses and the unemployed. how will layoffs impact the 2020 vote? disney to announce cuts, slashing 28,000 jobs. amanda. vonnie, those job cuts, the read on gdp, expectations for growth and questions about stimulus all in the mix. a slightly more mixed picture for stocks today. the broad s&p 500 is showing positive action. we have a slightly more mixed picture in the strength of the move. all groups were higher at last check. health care and financials leading the way. energy doing fairly well. it is the rate sensitives that are weakest of all. a slightly dimmer view in toronto as we get some of the passages of bi

renowned musician, thomas lang is with us on drums this week." is available now, and he's currently on the cover of the august issue of "modern drummer" magazine he also just launched a brand-new california based music check it out at ninebeatsusa.com a emmy-nominated and golden globe award winning actress you know best from her work on "grey's anatomy. she is currently nominated for an emmy for her work on the critically acclaimed bbc america series, "killing eve." here's my conversation with sandra oh. hi, sandra, how are you? >> i'm great, seth i'm so happy to talk to you. >> seth: i'm so happy to talk to you as well. and we have something in common right now. i've been doing the show from my in-laws' house, and you are also in someone else's home right now. >> yes, i am quarantining in vancouver, because when you come to canada, you have to quarantine for two weeks, and it just so happens that my sister and her family are on vacation for exactly these two weeks, so i'm in her wonderful home. yeah >> seth: and is there anything about her home

amanda: live from toronto, i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets.e: i'm vonnie quinn in new york. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. weekly's monthly job leak -- jobless claims come in more than expected. the impression from the ceo of aquent. homeowners are turning to unproven fixes to protect their homes. are the long-term solutions harder and more inconvenient? we will discuss. a potential veto to the fda's vaccine rules. president trump signals he could overrule any tightening of the rules for a clearance of a coronavirus vaccine. we will discuss the increasing concerns that the race to find a vaccine is being politicized for the presidential election. has been plenty for stocks to chew on, including dipping in the s&p 500 into correction territory. we saw markets move negative and then rally into positive territory. along with tech, it is the rate sensitive names that are powering the s&p 500 higher. we are seeing interesting action, the nasdaq is the stro

i'm amanda lang in toronto.and its german partner are in the hunt for a covid-19 vaccine, and make it an early look at the efficacy of their vaccine at the hand of the longer-term trials. what kind of advantage does that give the duo against others in this race? robert, let's start with what we are talking about here. 32nderstand there are some infections that they will get a look at. how does that distinguish from one others working on vaccine and what they'll be able to do? robert: the way these big drug and vaccine trials are designed, they are so-called event-driven. scientists look at the data after certain events. in this case, the events are infections, total number of infections in the trial, both in the placebo and vaccine arm, to show that hopefully most of all of the infections are occurring in people that got the placebo. pfizer is swinging for the home run, doing a preliminary look after a mere 32 infections that have accrued in this 44-thousand-patient trial. if the vaccine is effective, that could

featuring the 8g band with thomas lang. and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night.body doing? are you wondering if you should start mailing christmas cards now so they arrive in december let's ge you put her on the first night it's like starting coachella with beyonce you want everyone to stick around for the rest, right senator bernie sanders also spoke tonight at the democratic national convention -- assuming he remembered his wi-fi password "it's the one that came with the router look up where -- the one that came with the ro --" that's what bernie's i.t. guy is, over there president trump spoke at a cops for trump event over the weekend at his private new jersey golf club it was the first ever campaign speech to start with, "do you have a warrant come back when you have a warrant. oh, you're here to support me? all right, well then you can stay." president trump over the weekend defended postmaster general louis dejoy and said he was a fantastic man who quote, "wants to make the post office great again. then he unveiled the new 2020 mailboxes. top democrats have

i am amanda lang and toronto with vonnie quinn in new york.h of publisher doom. tought fu with us on a day in the markets. any other day, microsoft acquisition of zinnia media would be big news. dune, microsoft purchasing elders goals -- elder scrolls and fallout. microsoft gets about 13% of its revenue from gaming, but has been investing heavily in it. it shelled out $2 billion to buy the maker of minecraft. it has bought seven studios in two years. a pretty rough day overall. microsoft intech -- in tech faring better than the rest of the market. my producer calls it a selloff without discretion. global banks lower on reports of illegal money-laundering for almost a 20 year period. airlines down following travel stocks lower in europe. a rough three weeks for the stock market overall, with the nasdaq 100 moving 10% of its value -- losing 10% of its value in september. you have seen the top tech names shedding a ton of market value, 1.1 trillion dollars combined from their peak, with apple leading the way down. part of this is because of a lac

i am vonnie quinn in new york alongside amanda lang.ing lockdowns in certain parts of the u.s. economy taking a toll on american workers. data showing a sharp increase in those who cannot get back to work. for citizens who will not even lose their jobs -- not only lose their jobs but their health insurance as well. the national association of free and charitable clinics is seeing a surge in patients seeking no or low cost medical care. joining me is ceo nicole lamoureux. what kind of percentages or numbers where you seeing pre-pandemic and how has that risen? free andhere are 1400 charitable clinics and pharmacies across the united states. before covid, we served about 2 million people annually. now in the midst of covid, we have seen a 74% increase at our clinics for patient demand. as you can imagine, these clinics, who receive no federal dollars at all to provide health care they provide in their communities are struggling. we are struggling to keep up with this demand, especially since donations are down 40% in -- 47% across the cou

amanda: live from toronto, i'm amanda lang. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york i'm , vonnie quinn. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. the commerce department readies alphabet an apple to delete tiktok from their app stores sunday but reserves the right to reverse the move. we will bring you the latest and how it affects any deal with oracle. business is anxious over the big apple's future. letters leaders sent a to mayor de blasio asking him to take more action to halt the city's decline. one executive behind the letter, barry gosin, joins us. credit is starting to flow to smaller companies, it seems. supply is boost trickling down, we will have details. it is negative sentiment for the markets today. we are on a quadruple witching day. volume, may be less volatility than in other months, but we can certainly blame some of that on that. the s&p 500, financials and health care are holding up, but otherwise you are seeing negativi

i am vonnie quinn in new york alongside amanda lange in toronto.player dominic thiem defeated another player and a five set tiebreaker, the first ever at the u.s. open, to claim his first grand slam title. he is the first in years to come back after dropping the first two sets. i sat down with the champion virtually to discuss what this means for the future. dominic: i hope it will not affect my game and myself, time, i was going in with huge pressure on myself. i hope he can play more freely, which would help my game a lot. i will try to do that as soon as possible, hopefully in paris. does playingell without stacks of fans in the withnce, a little bit supporters in teams, but does that make a difference either way? dominic: it was tough and it was also a little bit dead, i would to, and tough because i had give myself all the time -- give myself all the energy, which usually the fans do, the crowds. and if you are playing in front of 20,000 people, it is such an amazing energy, and such a huge motivation. it is not easy to put it on yourself all

i'm amanda lang in toronto.roversy about his tax filings, president donald trump will see them splashed across the new york times today, along with reports that he paid as little as $750 in income taxes in 2016 and 20 17. so where does it go from here? tim o'brien is bloomberg's executive editor. let's start right there. how big of a blow, what does this mean, what is the next leg of this story? tim: i think it is twofold. a lot of americans and voters will have to look at the issue of a president who engineered the most massive -- one of the most massive tax cuts in the payingrld war ii era is no taxes over several years and only $750 and federal income taxes the year he was elected. voters can understand when people use the tax code aggressively. they don't have the same sympathy when they feel the tax code is unfair. trump went to washington saying he would defend the little man and the little woman, but he is feathering his own nest. i think that's an issue. the other thing that came up and all of this is th

especially in the 1st 2 hours after birth it's very important that the baby is together with the mother lange skin to skin and has the opportunity to breastfeed with number 4 in some cultures people want the 1st born child to be a boy and some believe that. women are responsible for the child 6 the woman is absolutely not responsible if it's going to be a boy or if it's going to be a girl i've heard from some families i've taken care of here in berlin the women believe that if they pray hard enough or if they do some kind of purification ritual before they get pregnant that they can have a boy because that's what their family hopes for them to have but this isn't true it's actually the man who is the deciding factor the sperm either has an x. chromosome or y. a chromosome. do you know which organ is usually this size. the uterus the uterus is the place where the embryo and later the fetus develops on for birth during this time this organised like a busy mom working 247 and it has real superpowers. it's pretty remarkable how much can happen in 9 months in a woman's belly an embryo grows to the

. >> the last thing i saw was her lang here. was in her bed and she made a little snapchat of a movie she was watching. >> breonna taylor fell asleep hxt to her boyfriend kenn walker. >> i don't know what is happening. someone kicked in the door and shut my girlfriend. hi>> he lost the love o life. laying on the b with her, the safest place he knew to her gasping forir >> this is the house where theyn livewhere she died after midnightn march 13. louisville metro police issued a sech warrant involving her ex-boyfriend, forced their way in. kenneth fired. three officers shot into the huse and breonna taylor w five times. ed>> they fr him. they arrested him and maliously prosecuted him. >> the police department did not respond our request for an interview. a sustained public attention to this case has led to the departure of two police chiefs. two investigations --he people promised to be here day and night until breonna taylor gets justice. >> our city is at a point only truth will bring us out of it. only truth can take away dark

doing her best," actress busy philipps, an all-new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with thomas lang >> seth: welcome to "late night," everybody. well, this is our last show before we head back to the studio, because if going back is good enough for notre dame university, then it's good enough for -- oh, oh, they did oh, because of the virus how many students? oh, gosh huh. that's a lot well, we wish them all a speedy recovery then. let's get to the news. president trump's former adviser, steve bannon, was indicted by federal prosecutors today for allegedly defrauding donors to an online fundraising campaign called "we build the wall." and bannon was ready for the arrest because he's been taking mug shots for years. starting to regret my summer steve bannon haircut that's right. president trump's former adviser, steve bannon, was indicted in federal court today for allegedly taking money from a crowd-sourced fund to build a wall along the southern border okay, so now that's steve bannon, paul manafort, roger stone, rick gates, george papadopoulos, lev parnas, igor fruman. am i forget

sides of the channel the scenes in this very room when we held hands and sang goodbye with all the lang's zein spoke a 1000 words and they showed an affection for the british people that will never fade but with every day that passes the chances for one timely agreement do start to fade. negotiations are always difficult and we are used to that and the commission has the best and most experienced negotiator michel barnier to navigate us through that but talks have not progressed as the we would have wished and that leaves us very little time as ever as ever this house will be the 1st to know and it will be the one that has the last say and i can assure you we will continue to update you sorrily just as we did with the withdrawal agreement. this withdrawal agreement took 3 years to negotiate. and we worked really lent to sleep on it line by line word by word and together we succeeded and the result guarantees our citizens' right financial interests the integrity of the single market and crucially the good friday agreement and the european union and the u.k. joint agreed it was the best and

as well but there are also liberians who use fish in lang's just the lines they can cook. it demur in please don't catch them sharon saw the tuttles sea in a property by and on the eve of a. 6 maritime police patrol here in addition to monitoring illegal fishing they also raise awareness and distribute special nets provided by the c.m. that enabled her to sue a state capture. i these divers of 40 sea turtles but their intentions are strictly scientific. demo. marine biologist and will return the reptile to the sea in a few alice sea turtles are a threatened species the research is attach a g.p.s. so they'll be able to keep tabs on the turtles feeding and migration habits. all said we know almost nothing about their lives in the sea of us that's where they spend 99 percent of good time what it is difficult to research the how to ski . the data collected will help in planning and maintaining a conservation say for the species ultimately codifies environment ministry and corporation with the n.g.o.s is working to turn the country's largest sita to invest in an area into a vas

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hard to gauge and hard to count i think because they organize in fringe groups in an often fringe on langgroups and these numbers can be greatly excel aerated and not all of the people who read into these groups like one of the biggest telegram groups i think has 120000 members and also. a woman called tamara kay who ordered like to stay on the steps of the. in this demonstration that happened just recently and to corona demonstration protests was a member of his group and very active member of this group and also to a nonbeliever but. i would say that this is already a phenomenon that is that has gone global and cannot be contained we have gone past that basically and they're both spread there are like q. and on armies in several countries and iran and japan and finland and. the narrative will spread i think because. the underlying current of this or the underlying bias is a projection bias and this is what draws people to conspiracy theory thinking that because the world becomes so difficult and so hard to understand there is something bigger at for us so you. explain this to me if you

hard to gauge and hard to count i think because they organize in fringe groups in an often fringe on langgroups and these numbers can be greatly excel aerated and not all of the people who read into these groups like one of the biggest telegram groups i think has 120000 members and also. a woman called tamara k. who ordered like to stay on the steps of the. in this demonstration that happened just recently and to corona demonstration protests was a member of this group and very active member of this group and also to a nonbeliever but. i would say that this is already a phenomenon that is that has gone global and cannot be contained we have gone past that basically and they're both spread their i like q. and on armies in several countries and iran and japan and finland and. the narrative will spread i think because. the underlying current of this or the underlying bias is a projection bias and this is what draws people to conspiracy theory thinking that because the world becomes so difficult and so hard to understand there is something bigger and for us so you're going to. explain this to

devices that aren't worth repairing in germany often end up in aqua's tito lang for a 3rd bush meant to me. the idea of giving these used phones a 2nd life sounds good at 1st but not all of them can be repaired. or of i'm not his name anyway you got it here you know you try to treat it as a i and it's on there and the problem is 5050 i can get a solution to it you know i'm i'm not going to get into it. i mean. what's discarded here ends up in and but one of the dirtiest places in the world it's residents call it sort of and gomorrah it's harm to some of the actors poorest residents they live here in the midst of the trash eking out a living from the waste originates in more affluent countries. and. everything is taken apart people in a few cents from a semi conductors and copper cables this is the last resting place for a lot of technological junk from industrialized nations. on. the circuit boards and conductors are much in demand for this they contain valuable commodities like gold. silver and copper. i'm in the phone business circuit boards storage cards i sell that to people who

hard to gauge and hard to count i think because they organize in fringe groups in an often fringe on langgroups and these numbers can be greatly accelerated and not all of the people who read into these groups like one of the biggest telegram groups i think has 120000 members and also. a woman called tamara k. who ordered like to stay on the steps of the. in this demonstration that happened just recently and to corona demonstration protests was a member of this group and very active member of this group and also to a nonbeliever but. i would say that this is already a phenomenon that is that has gone global and cannot be contained we have gone past that basically and it will spread their i like q. and on armies in several countries and iran and japan and finland and. the narrative will spread i think because. the underlying current of this or the underlying bias is a projection bias and this is what draws people to conspiracy theory thinking that because the world becomes so difficult and so hard to understand there is something bigger at forest so you can go as a explain this to me if yo

which is that i would put into nick since that is that is a coming together or source or container for lang which got it. bit us to get your final thought. it could all. go and i'm up with nickel and of so. you know i think you know are we quick facinelli and i would like to say that i speak 10 phrases at home every day if you have 10 phrases you can use those and polite and also then from there and then i also want to say thank you for having me and the co-op a man i'll be seeing you know. david your quick sentence into the language of the nomadic you are herders when you're saying sure we'll use. your ruby because why does the secret color to color do it for some. rock or a good ass it quickly and david thank you so much for joining this program. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something keep the. country his e-mail and let's destroy this wall. in 2020 the free space over king coverage is the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning

you know very versed so with china of course but i think you know there are times when lang dumped or when you haven't you have you know given hong kong stability with this new security law you've simply imposed a dictatorship and a police state the un human rights experts who just written to your government aren't buying the stability argument what worries them in their words is that cut tel meant of freedoms of expression peaceful assembly and the société sion and the interference with the ability of civil society organizations to perform their more full function and we've already seen that happening haven't we you talk about stability being coming back to hong kong and healthy markets since the new law came in dozens of key pro-democracy figures have been detained including 2 lawmakers that's not support that's not stability that's a police state that you've imposed what you're sort of the. interpretations but i think that. basically you know you haven't what happened in the u.s. you know you can present trouble than our law or any violence or any vandal asians or disorder so so th

which is i would put into nick since that is that is a coming together or source or container for lang which got a. bit as to get your final thought. that i could all. i could go and i'm up with a call have you sick. you know i think you know our week which was in delhi and i would like to say that i speak 10 phrases at home every day if you have 10 phrases you can use those 1 and polite and also then from there and then i also want to say thank you for having me and the co-op a man i'll be seeing you know. david your quick sentence into the language of the pneumatic you are herders when you're saying sure we'll use our balls to move your ruby because why does the secret color to color to work for some . rock or a bit as sickly and david thank you so much for joining this program. business leaders just want to find the brass paul. business leaders just want to find the brass paul. of all my friends and coworkers who were detained i am the only one who survived they were all waiting for news of their menfolk and was only one word on limits to much smaller though just saw a boy killed in

is that i would put into nick since that he is that is a coming together or source or container for lang which got it. bit us to get quick your final thought. is that i could all. i could go and i'm. you know i think you know are you quite facinelli and i would like to say that i speak 10 phrases at home every day if you have 10 phrases you can use those 1 and polite and all this and then from there and then i also want to say thank you for having me and it go up a man i'll be seeing you. david your quick sentence into the language of the nomadic you are herders when you're saying sure we'll use our balls to move your ruby because weight is a sacred color to color or to work for some. rock or a good ass it quickly and david thank you so much for joining this program. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. of birth to drugs enough blood to want to end on that fucked up how a protest over education feeds had morphed into a national revotes lot that ended up at night yet this time it's got. everything must for. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. when the

especially in the 1st 2 hours after birth it's very important that the baby is together with the mother lange skin to skin and have the opportunity to breastfeed myth number 4 in some cultures people want the 1st child to be a boy and some belief that. women are responsible for the child 6 the woman is absolutely not responsible if it's going to be a boy or if it's going to be a girl i've heard from some families i've taken care of here in berlin the women believe that if they pray hard enough or if they do some kind of purification ritual before they get pregnant that they can have a boy because that's what their family hopes for them to have but this isn't true it's actually the man who is the deciding factor the sperm either has an x. chromosome or y. chromosome. do you know which organ is usually this size. the uterus the uterus is a place where the embryo and later the fetus develops on for birth during this time this organise like a busy mom working 247 and it has real superpowers. it's pretty remarkable how much can happen in 9 months in a woman's belly and embryo grows to the size of

lang. >> chair yee: you're back. ms. lang, when you get frozen again, try turning off your audio, maybe that would help -- not audio. video. >> video, sure. i think someone else is projecting the slides. so i'll take off my video so it helps. so here we go. key findings over the last year. very similar to some of the things we found out in 2018. our protected bike facilities are increasing ridership, reducing the blockage of bike lanes. our safety projects are reducing vehicle speeds and improving our loading experiences. same goes for some of our proactive neighborhood traffic calming which is leading to reducing vehicle speeds in the residential neighborhoods. the separated bike signals, reducing close calls between through-moving vehicles and right-turning vehicles and turning bikes. and our quick build projects have been successful. they cost a fraction of the large capital projects and can be quickly implemented and are effective. lastly, we heard from a wide range of voices and while we have some things to improve

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especially in the 1st 2 hours after birth it's very important that the baby is together with the mother langeskin to skin and have the opportunity to breastfeed with number 4 in some cultures people want the 1st born child to be a boy and some believe that. women are responsible for the child 6 the woman is absolutely not responsible if it's going to be a boy or if it's going to be a girl i've heard from some families i've taken care of here in berlin the women believe that if they pray hard enough or if they do some kind of purification ritual before they get pregnant that they can have a boy because that's what their family hopes for them to have but this isn't true it's actually the man who is the deciding factor the sperm either has an x. chromosome or y. chromosomes. do you know which organ is usually this size. the uterus the uterus is the place where the embryo and later the fetus develops on for birth during this time this organised like a busy mom working 247 and it has real superpowers. it's pretty remarkable how much can happen in 9 months in a woman's belly an embryo grows to the

lang merkel is becoming under increasing pressure over all of this as well.oject, a gas project called lord street two. angela merkel is getting into a bit of trouble here domestically. there are people from her own party who say, look, after what happened to alexey navalny, the germans need to think about putting that project on ice or shelving it so far. we've not seen any information just yet. meanwhile, alexey navalny remains in a serious condition. the latest update we got is that the germans are saying his life is no longer a danger. they say it's going to be a long, long process for him to be able to come back and they're not sure whether he's going to be able to make a full recovery. fred, thank you so much. >> live pictures of the rescue operations in beirut. just amazing after possible signs of life were detected in that happened a month ago.osion- a team with a rescue dog detected movement thursday. now cnn has learned instruments detected body heat and breathing. rescuers we're told they're feet from that location now. rescuers have paused the sea

air-quality is lang kidded our skies for weeks. today the bay area air quality management district has called the air-quality 30 consecutive days of unhealthy air. >> this morning everybody's been waiting for the improvement for a long time. >> with the skies clearing slightly, now there chance is to get outdoors. the smoke forecast is unpredictable. >> as far as we can tell on this point it will bring northerly winds down which can bring smoke from all the fires that are burning to the north of us. we may get a little relief for a couple of days but have to turn the spare the air alert sonnen the weekend. >> reporter: would burning his band in the nine county bay area regions. they recommend you minimize your outdoor time and when you're in the car and home, if you have air condition, set to recirculate. >>> facebook is launching a new science information center on the new social network site. it will connect people with up- to-date climate information. it will feature environmental program and other organizations as well. the men

lang's that was amanda interview with the imf's chief economist gita gopinath. thank you.rkets -- let's talk markets ahead of the fed meeting. .2%.&p 500 is up adobe, apple dragging on the nasdaq. not much movement. the dollar index is back above 93. just fewer than four minutes before we get the statements. you will be taken through it with our team at bloomberg with our special fed decides. the news conference coming up at 2:30 eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. call, click, or visit your local xfinity store today. >> this is the fed decides. we are waiting for the decision. host air powell will conferenc

especially in the 1st 2 hours after birth it's very important that the baby is together with the mother lange skin to skin and have the opportunity to breastfeed with number 4 in some cultures people want the 1st born child to be a boy and some believe that. women are responsible for the child 6 the woman is absolutely not responsible if it's going to be a boy or if it's going to be a girl i've heard from some families i've taken care of here in berlin the women believe that if they pray hard enough or if they do some kind of purification ritual before they get pregnant that they can have a boy because that's what their family hopes for them to have but this isn't true it's actually the man who is the deciding factor the sperm either has an x. chromosome or y. chromosome. do you know which organ is usually this size. the uterus the uterus is the place where the embryo and later the fetus develops and for birth during this time this organised like a busy mom working 247 and it has real superpowers. it's pretty remarkable how much can happen in 9 months in a woman's belly and embryo grows to th

china has been 25% and went up to 50% and now rob lang's about maybe going up more.a, it was only 50 people at theaters which is one reason the imax numbers are so amazing. we did almost 10% of the global box office in its capacity. i think people are going to put their toe in the water and they will see how it goes. a little bit ironic because there have been no cases in the world, even though a lot of theaters have been open for a number of months, with contact tracing it has been traced back to a theater. i think the governments want to be certain and there are a lot of safety protocols in place now wearing masks, special cleaning. capacity limitations. i think you will see those open up. this weekend, tenet opens in china and i think a lot of focus is on the u.s., but i think china is going to be a very strong market. blockbusters all go well there. i think as i said, they are starting to think about more capacity open. i don't think this will be a formula. i think this will be a case-by-case basis as the regulators feel comfortable. guy: what is the shelf life o

especially in the 1st 2 hours after birth it's very important that the baby is together with the mother lang skin to skin and has the opportunity to breastfeed with number 4 in some cultures people want the 1st born child to be a boy and some believe that. women are responsible for the child sex the woman is absolutely not responsible if it's going to be a boy or if it's going to be a girl i've heard from some families i've taken care of here in berlin the women believe that if they pray hard enough or if they do some kind of purification ritual before they get pregnant that they can have a boy because that's what their family hoped for them to have but this isn't true it's actually the man who is the deciding factor the sperm either has an x. chromosome or y. chromosome. do you know which organ is usually the size. the uterus the uterus is the place where the embryo and later the fetus develops and for birth during this time this organise like a busy mom working 247 and it has real superpowers. it's pretty remarkable how much can happen in 9 months in a woman's belly an embryo grows to the

william lang is former director of the white house unit. things like this can get confusing. if the president, if the president were just going to walter reed for a routine physical would word have gone to the vice president be prepared to be on stand by? >> at the same time what we understand about this report from the book is that it was an unnamed source and saying this was going to happen, so whenever the president travels the military, medical unit is to make sure all contingencies are covered. may have been the routine, okay, the president is going to the hospital, let's make sure we have all of our standard operating procedures in place. >> and one way we could be more clear about this is if this white house were more tran transparent about such things but it is an interesting gap if you will as kaitlan come listens just reported. it's a physical but then part two of the physical not done for five months, that is not normal. correct? >> at the same time the scheduling that involved the white house make things difficult. a thing we do know is that the president, current

. >> reporter: rosemary, lang merkel is not hitler's daughter. she was born long after adolph hitler died. one thing we've seen build up is that at events like the one we saw this weekend, people who follow conspiracy theories, in the past you would see people like that having russian flags on them but it's increasingly the case that there's american flags out there as well and people who pledge loyalty to president trump, rosemary. >> concern, isn't it? it's so anti-science and anti-logic. frederick pleitgen, many thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >>> just ahead, good news for air travelers. some top u.s. air lines are now changing a policy that will help customers save money. we'll explain. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin infl