lange prefers to call it a personal aerial vehicle.s an ultra light aircraft with limitations. >> this aircraft would like to fly a lot faster than the maximum speed we're allowed to operate at which is 62 miles per hour. >> reporter: it can't fly over populated area, and its range is only about 25 miles. but ultra lights do come with one big advantage. you don't have to be a certified pilot. >> john, we're going to be putting you in this aircraft. >> reporter: to prove that just about anyone can fly it, lange was willing to put a reporter with no experience as a pilot in blackfly's single seat. >> they're fun to fly. you'll see. >> reporter: to prepare, i had to practice on a virtual reality simulator, which in the beginning had some challenges. >> see those trees there. better be careful. >> ahh! woo! >> reporter: but since blackfly can pretty much fly itself, i was ready. fun, but certainly out of my price range when it goes on sale later this month. while lange won't yet reveal the cost, the first buyers are likely to be those with

i am matt miller with amanda lang. it rose 11% after earnings beat estimates and the company raised its forecast. joining us for an exclusive interview is the ceo. michael, tell us about the drivers of your quarterly earnings in your rates forecast. what is behind it. >> thanks for the opportunity. we have it's from a dismount in her business, we have another quarter of double-digit organic growth, and we evened out our merchants more than a hundred basis points and it continues to generate significant cash flow. all that momentum has enabled us to employ over four billion dollars of cash this year towards bringing in new capabilities via m&a, so it is an exciting time. >> as i understand it, the role that you play in life sciences is to offer a lot of input. how are you affected by the pandemic interrupting supply chains, and even labor shortages. >> it has been a challenging environment to say the least. at least is beginning of the pandemic. at first, some of our markets, things like academia were hit the same time,

marcus lang is doing it. he wants others to do it. his company opener plans to start selling aircraft black fly in the next few weeks. >> i believe that vehicle like this and other vehicles like this will revolutionize transportation going forward. this is just the very beginning. >> reporter: the carbon fiber body hides sophisticated electronics. >> you will see three flight computers. >> reporter: the real secret is its small but powerful electric motors. you showed us how powerful this was in your lab. >> i believe you were blown away literally. >> reporter: that was three years ago when after a decade of keeping the project secret he gave us a tour of his factory. back then we couldn't actually see it fly. this past week, lang took us to his california test site. lang prefers to call it a personal aerial vehicle. faa classifies it as ultra light aircraft with limitations. >> this would like to fly a lot faster than maximum speed we are allowed to operate at which is 62 miles per hour. >> reporter: it can't fly over populated areas

i am alix steel with amanda lang.n a statement by president biden, he said the global tax deal will have at least a minimum tax of 50% will help end the race to the bottom and help level the playing field for u.s. workers. a huge, huge significant moment for corporate taxes globally. we will give you any updates as they cross. back to the jobs number, september payrolls showed a decline of 38,000 jobs in nursing and residential care facilities, adding to the shortage weighing on hospitals. why? joining us is iman abuzeid, the cofounder and ceo of imagine health care why do you think we are seeing this declining health care workers? iman: great question. thanks for having me. health care is the biggest discrepancy in the number for workers. pandemics do not help, but the supply of health-care workers has not kept up with the demand. we are seeing some really big shortages. we are on track to be one million nurses short by 2024, and the reasons for that include not enough capacity at nursing schools, and not enough trai

now reports a thing that min lang agrees to read believes about 5600 people. now they're also reports to say that these people release reports that they have to sign a statement to say they will not commit acts of violence against the state. that we know line says that this prisoner amnesty is being made on humanitarian grounds. this is not the 1st prisoner release, so we have to note that. and we also have to note what other civil rights groups have said about previous prisoner released by the june to the last one. took place in june. and the civil rights group pointed out that while the president released was a well kind of thing, they also made mention of the fact that many of those held should not have been detained in the 1st place. and they also said that while thousands were being released, arbitrary detention and rates are still taking place across me and not i was 0, florence louis reporting live that from quarter about florence. many thanks. and they've been demonstrations in venezuela's capital. kodak us calling for the release of an envoy of presid

i'm matt miller with amanda lang.inuing to follow this apple event getting more headlines from the company in terms of new products we are going to see from apple. new macbook pros specifically in the increases that they've made in terms of capabilities, high-res graphics, microphones and speakers etc. etc., obviously thinness is important as well. we are talking about what we've learned. what are the most important headlines you are seeing about the macbook pro? >> millions of creative professionals are probably cheering that apple is actually listening to them. we had this trend where apple would simplify devices make them look cooler but then you had to add all these cables. now apple is adding more ports to their macbook pros. they added an st card and they got rid of the touch bar and put in the physical keys. so they're actually listening to their customers and adding convenience back to their laptops. i'm sure tons of creative professionals are screaming with joy right now because they are adding ports back. am

i'm matt miller amanda lange.ing the bill -- is telling the billionaire founder of evergrande to personally alleviate the debt crisis. they missed an initial september that line for a coupon payment. here to discuss this is our new economy editorial director, andy brown. i can't say this is surprising. evergrande has plunged chinese property developers into a crisis. this guy can't expect to be let off the hook, right? >> exactly. this is the final chapter in the rags to riches story. he grew up dirt poor and ended up as one of the richest real estate developers in the world. at his height was worth $42 billion in looks like it's going to be a rags to riches back to rags story. they are going to clean him out. matt: in terms of the situation right now, how does it look? the big concern was contagion and we started to see that. andrew: you are seeing contagion. you are seeing other real estate developers getting into trouble, but none are in deeper trouble than evergrande, which has debts of 300 alien. even if you

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i'm amanda lang.me to bloomberg markets. alix: i'm alix steel. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. it is countdown to the u.s. child support. the ceo of paychex joins us to talk about those numbers. and it is a rough road ahead for airlines as reduced business travel stalls the industry's recovery. we will speak to the jetblue ceo. people say we will have christmas, i wonder how much christmas will cost? mark: we will be watching the way number for any inflationary pressures. for the markets today, that is not a preoccupation. basically a reversal of yesterday. the big tech groups led by communications are leading the market higher. real estate, utilities, we are seeing some weakness for utilities out there. overall, financials are strong today, and it is the biggest names of all. netflix is one too much, an analyst upgrade playing there. when we hear from a company like pepsi, they will be companies that will d

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now minnows, lang, however, said that young man is committed to the peaceful says, but he talked about how there was some demands made by the author and envoy that simply not negotiable. without elaborating what these demands are. now many civil excludes point out that are the and made the right decision because allowing him to allowing min online to be at the meeting would make us seem to be less credible and ineffective. and many also say that on the june time through its actions have shown that it is not only not committed to the peace process, but also shows that has no has shown that it has no intention to share or even give a power outage there. as far as lily's reporting live from canada, and as far as may, thanks. dear anne's invoice, syria says that the government and the opposition have agreed to begin drafting constitutional reforms from monday, talks about the country's political future have been stalled since january the serious tenea civil war has killed more than 3 150000 people and displaced millions in 2018, the government of the opposition agreed to form a committee t

of 4000000 in a bid to stamp out a corona virus outbreak. 6 of china's 29 new recorded cases are in lang shop, the capital of the northwestern province of johnson. the outbreaks links to the more contagious delta variant. a vote in brazil, senate could pave the way for criminal charges against president just enjoyable sonata over his handling of the coven 19 pandemic. if it passes brazil's attorney general will have 30 days to consider filing homicide charges. senators, who investigated the government's response to the pandemic, want, the president held accountable. they say many deaths could have been avoided if the government had tackled the pandemic more effectively. monarchy in our care is followed developments from when, aside as the in neighboring argentina. ton other people what were added into the list of people to be indicted that they recommend that makes a total of $78.00 people, including the president and 3 of his sons plus 2 other companies. so a total of 80. but the most important thing on today that happened that the news to day is that the, this parliamentary committee i

will remain in detention in mas move, follows a z and decision to exclude the gym to leader me on lang from an upcoming summit. that's scott high lane, following developments from bangkok. so 1st of all, how those prisoner releases shaping up for today with them, we know that, you know, a few 100 several 100 have been really since this announcement came on monday today on tuesday, we know that dozens more have been released. you know, information will probably trickle out pretty slowly because of the communication issues in vietnam and getting the word out. but what we do know is it, as you, you know, you mentioned there are some very happy family members receiving some of those prisoners who have been in political prisoners who have been behind bars for some, up the 8 months since the coo 1st took place on february 1st, so a lot of them were arrested throughout the months that since then. right now we're hearing that it's about $5600.00 prisoners will be released. we know that there are over 7000 political prisoners currently in prisons throughout me and more because of what they've b

lang husband. facts have confounded that miss michelle carew, is on partisan but who has voted in republican primaries for the past 11 years, according to public records. michelle carew told the public record, that i follow alone, the worst part was being dragged through the mud over something that they don't know what they're talking about. i do not feel like i'm the same person i was a year ago. this county house ruined me. and so now michelle carew, has handed in her recognition. and she will no longer be the admissions committed of county texas. she told the tribune today that when i started out, election officials were highly respected. now we are made out to be the bad guys. one of the things that we hear from a lot of the folks at the state level that are pushing for these bizarre trumpy investigations, or fake audit of the 2020 really results, or pushing for change for voting laws because there was something so wrong with the 2020 voting, a lot of the time they say this isn't about overturn

i am matt miller with amanda lang.tors are dumping negative yielding debt at the fastest pace since february. the total market value of it worldwide dropped $1 trillion last week, the biggest since february. it dropped another 500 billion dollars monday alone as investors positioned for a reduction in fed bond purchases. so, amanda, it is seemingly less necessary and definitely less profitable to hold it. amanda: yeah, and this is presumably why the fed committed to transparency and a path, because if we see this kind of market reaction, a carry trade blooming as well, and this is to be expected and you want to be -- you want it to be as orderly as possible. so far, we seem to be in ok shape. matt: yeah. transparency typically a good thing. so modern, this fed. rates and inflation are one of the focuses for wall street, obviously. it is also talking today a lot about a new report on bonuses, particularly at citi. joining us to discuss is sonali basak. and it is not just anybody involved when you are talking about citib

i'm amanda lang. to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. facebook connect 2020 one conference is underway. we have the latest from the company's headquarters in menlo park, california. and as supply chain constraints continued to plague retailers, we have an exclusive retailer with the ceo of tempur sealy, scott thompson. more on how that company is responding to the crunch. shares of overstock are higher today after recording a third-quarter revenue beat. we will discuss their decision to accept crypto in payments with the ceo jonathan johnson. amanda: overstock not alone in beating the street. enthusiasm in earnings is driving markets today. on the broad s&p 500, everything is higher except for energy. consumer discretionary is a winner. tesla is getting a move to the upside today. ford, almost double digit increases as they manage the chip shortage better than some of

let's bring in stephanie lang, 10 billion under management. cyclical versus this period of fundamental change, the secular growth areas. >> yes. let's take a step back and just look at what's been happening more recently. we had the q3 slowdown. we'll see gdp numbers tomorrow that reflects that. we're starting to come out of that, mainly because the covid cases have come down. what is happening we're seeing cyclical value names come out and lead again and if you kind of dig down into, you know, what names we like there we really like the financials stocks because not only can they take advantage of the cyclical headwind, they have a lot of tailwinds as well. specifically we've seen interest rates starting to move up. we've seen that kind of taper off the last couple days. but we really like the fact they cakal take advantage of more inflation and stronger economy and reflect that in earnings. we've seen earnings come out that financials have been super strong. we like that on the cyclical side. liz: let's get to the secular growth side. can we

i'm amanda lange. for what it is worth, we did get a read on u.s. cpi this morning.also a view from the new york fed that shows consumer expectations for inflation continue to rise. that is key. american households expect inflation to rise 5.3%. it is the survey's eight-year history. increasing prices is one of the many concerns for the president, who is meeting now with executives to discuss the issue that surrounds global supply change -- supply chains. for more let's bring in the host of radio sound on, joe mathieu. great to have you with us. one of the questions will be, what can the president or company do to save a global supply chain crunch? joe: that is a great question, remembering it is private enterprise that controls this entire chain. all of this involved in getting to the consumer. jen psaki is briefing reporters right now. she just hit the podium, describing announcements as huge. they include the port of los angeles going to a 24/7 work schedule, following a similar announcement from the port of long beach. in the white house helping to coordinate wit

i'm amanda lang alongside alix steel. merck' s new pill says it will reduce symptoms for covid 50%. it could lead to a simple way to treat many virus patients until they get to the hospital. and we are seeing a merck post their biggest gain on 12 years and hurting some of the vaccine stocks. alix: it was in outperform and has been being watched. moderna is down 12% on that news. i guess the idea is if you have the therapeutic is easy to take and would reduce hospitalizations and you would need a vaccine but it is very different than what we saw on vaccine monday. we had the whole market pop pick this more idiosyncratic. amanda: i think that is right and you identifying a perfect employee -- a perfect point. this is how we live is covid and return past the point that we think we will not have to live with it. u.s. airlines and air canada 5%. is this an accurate predictor of optimism for this industry. with the former united air chairman oscar munoz. thank you for your time they let's start with the state of the industry for airlines. there will be gathering next week. what do you thi

under lang merkel's term especially that relationship has deepened. she was the first german chancellor to speak to the israeli parliament. she said on the national stage and repeated this, israel's situation is a national priority. that doesn't mean she hasn't criticized israel in the past. today she mentioned that, she said sometimes we disagree on questions regarding whether there should be a two-state solution with the palestinians. we agree there should be a lasting democratic jewish state of israel. under her term in germany they have outlawed displays of the flag of hamas. they have put a lot of investment into combatting anti-semitism. though this is a farewell to merkel, they hope the rel relationship with germany will continue to be strong. one of the main topics in the relationship between israel and germany is the iranian nuclear deal. the israelis have been opposed to this and a return to the deal, germ anany is a signatory it, their tone on the opposition has softened in some ways in recent weeks and now the israeli leadership want to ha

that is the founder, mike lange, her husband. the attacks have confounded michelle whose job is nonpartisan but voted republican primaries for the past 11 years according to public records. i felt alone. the worst part is being dragged through the mud where they don't know what they're talking about. i don't feel like i'm the same person i was a year ago. this county has ruined me. but for now, michelle carew has handed in her resignation. and she will no longer be the elections administrator of hood county, texas. she tells "the texas tribune, when i started out, election administrators were appreciated, highly respected. now we're made out to be the bad guys. you know, one thing we hear from a lot of the folks at the state level who are pushing for the bizarre, you know, trumpy investigations or fake audits of the 2020 results are pushing for changes to voting laws because there is something so wrong with the 2020 voting, a lot of the time they'll say this isn't about overturning the 2020 election. it is absolutely about overtu

. ♪ amanda: hi, i'm amanda lane -- lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." matt: and i'm matt miller.bs sees investment-grade debt heading for its worst animal performance since the global financial crisis. we speak to the strategist behind that call, the head of credit strategy, matthew mish. shares of intel hitting their lowest level since january, more than decimating the company and erasing $20 billion in market value, as the chipmaker reported third-quarter results and detailed a spending plan that will pressure profitability. we'll hear from the ceo. that in burwell they are forming a new club with the price of $180,000 to join, more on the membership that enjoys private getaways and access to exclusive investment opportunities. sounds exciting. amanda: let's get a check of the markets. which are also exciting, in a different way. the kleins the board, but the overall -- some declines on the board, but overall, take a look at the tech names. they are really suffering. the communications group is down at last check about 3%. and that is as snap warns that changes by apple will af

lang prefers to call it a personal aerial vehicle. faa classifies it as ultra light aircraft with limitations. >> this aircraft would like to fly a lot faster than maximum speed we are allowed to operate at which is 62 miles an hour. >> reporter: it can't fly over populated areas and range is only about 25 miles. ultra lights come with one big advantage, you don't have to be a certified pilot. >> we are going to be putting you in this aircraft. >> reporter: to prove just about anyone can fly it, he was willing to put a reporter with no experience as a pilot in black fly's single seat. >> they're fun to fly. you will see. >> reporter: to prepare, i had to practice on a virtual reality simulator which in the beginning had challenges. >> see the trees, better be careful. [ screaming ]. >> reporter: since black fly can pretty much fly itself, i was ready. fun but certainly out of my price range when it goes on sale later this month. while he won't yet reveal the cost, first buyers are likely to be those with at least a couple of hundred t

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over $200.00 pilots and passengers have perished, a very heavy price paid for the result of rain stud lang things trips. and in particular to mechanical breakdowns, the aircraft are due to permanently retire soon. * because of the aircraft always on the ground undergoing repairs such as flight $1149.00 owned by this a delta airline. it should have taken off this morning, but the port engine wouldn't start off but it's not a serious problem. according to jose, one of the planes to mechanics on this got better that in he he yeah, yeah, that body has had willow brewer locality. i mean, and you know, let them know know what it was. they seemed confident he had, he was on board the same plane 18 months ago when i had to make an emergency landing in this patty field, a few kilometers from the levy. since y'all, a whole saline here is, i'm willis, that my daddy. yeah, almost got a guy almost gone. his it was a halos well enough. what if i'm in hands? yes. i right. the numbers you know what they're like, a lot done with them on some book with i want like, but it does a copy then the malaysian, the

professor allison lange featured a class on the women's suffrage movement, drawing from her book duringical power. she discusses how activists and opponents used imagery to support causes. at 8:40, professor heather coxe richardson talked about the new roles women assumed in the workforce and politics during the late 19th century. the employment gains women made in nursing, teaching, and social work. she looked at the growth of political organizations run by women focusing on prohibition and women's suffrage. book tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, coverage of the 21st annual national book festival. a virtual event hosted by the library of congress featuring live and taped segments. authors include joseph ellis, erica, catherine delton, joshua yap, janice nomura, olivia campbell, and charisse davis. and at 10:00 p.m. on afterwards, lizzie johnson talked about her book paradise, one towns struggle to survive an american wildfire, about california's deadly 2018 camp fire. she's interviewed by perry baker, ceo of the society o

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captain george lang with the contra costa county fire protection district says extra crews are coming in. have a task force that will be staffed up. we have a hand crew additional dispatchers and incident management team member. the red flag is issued for the east bay hills and valleys north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains, people living in the highest elevation faced the biggest risk fire season began early in california this year. >> contra, costa county firefighters have been responding to wildfires since march. october is historically peak fire season. firefighters warn conditions are right and to be fire aware most fires are related to accidental ignitions of people. not being responsible with their smoking materials. for example. >> possibly mechanical problems of vehicles, a vehicle fire or you pull over into some tall grass. >> the catalytic converter exhaust can start a fire. >> firefighters want to remind people that even something like throwing a cigarette out the window or dragging a chain on a trailer could ignite a wildfire here in concord. gayle ong kron 4 ne

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and lang beach have yet to respond to the offer. >> the dockers are ready. of the additional cargo. but we can handle a significant portion of it. >> reporter: a trucker shortage is partly to blame. the ceo of one trucking company says, the industry needs 80,000 more drivers. that shortage is now causing some gas stations to run dry, including this one near phoenix. >> god, we're short here. >> reporter: other retailers are also bracing for a lack of inventory. >> where are the toys? when are they come? are they coming at all? >> reporter: this toy store owner is especially worried. >> i will call it. by december 1st, i will not have bun lego product in stalk. what is the product i'm going to put on the lago wall. >>> school cafeterias are being hit. lunch trays to food items are in short supply. >>> the fall classic is nearly upon us. the astros poured it on against the red sox. houston scored seven rupps in the ninth inning to win the game, 9-2. that series is now tied at 2-2 games. a pivotal game five is today. winner of this series goes to the world seri

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captain george lang with the contra costa county fire protection district says extra crews are coming in. have a task force that will be staffed up. we have a hand crew additional. dispatchers and incident management team member. the red flag is issued for the east bay hills and valleys north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains, people living in the highest elevation faced the biggest risk fire season began early in california this year. >> contra, costa county firefighters have been responding to wildfires since march. october is historically peak fire season. firefighters warn conditions are right and to be fire aware most fires are related to accidental ignitions of people. not being responsible with their smoking materials. for example. >> possibly mechanical problems of vehicles, a vehicle fire or you pull over into some tall grass. >> the catalytic converter exhaust can start a fire. >> firefighters want to remind people that something like throwing a cigarette out the window or dragging a train on a trailer could spark a wildfire reporting from concord. gayle ong kron 4

show lang green. i'm so i'm still dish cashed with better of them. facebook per and company undergoes a name change with the internet exploding into app barrage of mock in both the re bread and market zuckerberg. ah or from moscow to the world. welcome to the news our on our t. i'm, you know, really good the have your company this friday, 18 months into the pandemic. the u. s. continues to be the global cobit hotspot. it's currently averaging around 70000 new cases every day and not as put the issue of vaccine mandates front and center with protest. continuing against them. critics of label them on fer, and extreme and new york. hundreds of 1st respondents city workers gathered in front of the residents of the cities mirror to demonstrate against mama tree vaccination came after billed the last few earlier ordered all public workers to have at least one shot of a job by 5 pm local time this friday those who feel to show proof of their vaccination will be put an unpaid leave starting from next week the

a dentist, chairman and co founder, new bar fan worth 5000000000, and then his board member robert lang and not far behind in to 100 and 22nd position on the wretched list. now none of those 3 were even in the top $400.00 before this year. the staggering well for years. former bosses' is prompt to some key questions to be asked in the media. firstly, we're global calls for koby booster shots financially driven. secondly, why are corporations raking in profits from taxpayer funded research? and thirdly, while they're refusing to share that life saving, know how with the rest of the world, those set points are being widely raised online. of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the u. s g greatly helped fund the final product, and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how about a list of names of people who have died of cove? it because they couldn't access a vaccine in pods because of mado

a new wine bar also part of the mix lang loong with a pledge that all dietary restrictions can be metding vegan options. >> we have our vegan pastrami available. our chippy pie that can also be vegan with our impossible meat on there. we -- we have our wings and woks is available so a rotation of seasonal wings and -- and -- and new flavors from asia coming in. >> the new menu gets the big test tomorrow as the warriors take on the denver nuggets. but you probably won't get nuggets at the stadium. you are going to get some of the fancy food, instead. >> i think when you go to warriors games, you know, pre-covid, you just ate and drank and barely watched the game. >> it's oh is true. >> good setup. fans are back tomorrow night. warriors and nuggets. >> go wa be back tomorrow night as well. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, facebook under fire the scathing whistle-blower testimony on capitol hill the former insider telling congress facebook harms children, weakens democracy, and puts profit before people the ultimate blame, ceo mark zuckerberg. how the social network is responding. it

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