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it shows that lite coin is being used and pretty popular. >> that was the create or of lit e coin.harlie lee about the partnership with wal-mart as win of his employees mistakingly retweeted causing a pump in litecoin. coming up, biel back to german politics nexts. we'll talk about what that could mean for europe's biggest economy. this is bloomberg. ana: welcome backing to the european market. it seems that futures are deteriorating a little bit as we get closer to the market open the session over in asia does seem to have deteriorated a little. u.s. futures perry earlier gains and just a little higher than the flat line right now. that's the futures. let's get an update. for that, here solaria. >> boris johnson is to confirm that booster vaccination wills be rolled out for the most vulnerable people as he sets out the uk's new approach to tackling the virus later today. the government has already confirmed that 12 to 15 yesterdays in england will be offered a single vaccine shot for next week. australia says it's developing a digital vaccination path in the step of toward further

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it was fine when we re-opened with the park lites. i don't think there was much problem.'t think there was much problem and then starting in the first week of july, there is a, you know, kind of lease regarding [inaudible] that occurs between us and the landlord that i won't waste your time with and coincidentally the complaints ramped up kind of spiked right at that time. so anyway that's a long way of me saying that all of my communication is with them and whereas they've said to me before that other tenants above there when i asked the entertainment commission maggie and antonio, it was only the landlords who were the complainants. they used different versions of their name, but it was the same people. >> commissioner: okay. that's helpful if it's isolated to them. >> that's all i'm aware of. >> commissioner: just to give background for any extent of the sound issues. >> president: questions? commissioner perez. >> commissioner: hi, aaron. good evening. my question is do you also have entertainment inside? >> we have music. it's just spotify that we play. that's it. >>

state banking system is safe everyone else can be at risk so, if we find out, hey, you know, there's litent over to macau so you can gamble and you're doing it through this trust, non-bank financial, or you're speculating on ipos through non-bank financials or buying goods through non-bank financials, the element that links them all is financial activity outside the state banking system so, that's where i think there's a high risk before the party congress next year of a crackdown. and then for investors, they have to follow who needs that money. are we exposed to anyone who gets a lot of their financing outside the state banking system because those people could see their financing dry up >> very, very interesting. john, what would you add about the ipo market, the dual listing in ther wanting disclosure the chinese do note want any rules that favor the listed country's paradigm over their own for their own companies. >> it's nuts not to have financials for a company you have in your financial markets he's absolutely right about that the risk we were talking about that maybe derrick was

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. >> i don't know if kari necessarily drinks beer like that but bud lite launching pumpkin spice. a pumpkin spice hard seltzer. it's a blend of pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla flavors and if you need the autumn alcohol fix the set zer will be part of bud light's fall variety pack. that includes toasted marshmallow, >> no. >> that's a no. >> if you're interested and it's a yes for you, they go on sale september 6th. >> those are all great flavors, but i don't know with bud light. >> supposed to be warm and cozy and kari is the biggest pumpkin spice fan. >> coffee, muffins, stuff like that. hard seltzer. i don't know. >> the best way to drink a pumpkin spice beer open it and pour it down the drain. >> there why you go. >> ouch. >> sorry bud light. >> today is the first day of meteorological fall and people look at me crazy if i'm walking around with a pumpkin spice. it's september. we've seen something a little bit more unusual a lot of rain in southern california as the remnants of a tropical system move through. here at home, nice, quiet. we're enjoying a nice breeze. it's h

they got either their cars lite literally got swept away or they had to leave them where they were and abandon them in place. >> and it's not even just people's cars. the reason this travel ban was in effect until 5:00 a.m. this morning, that was for non-emergency vehicles. it's been a complete struggle for those emergency responders. we were told by the mayor of passaic, new jersey, that a fire truck literally got stuck because they could not get through. and so this has been a massive issue for them. and the weather you can see is clearing up this morning, but they are still dealing with the after effects of trying to rescue people, checking on people. in new jersey there are several people who are still unaccounted for. as people are waking up shocked by what happened overnight. >> when you hear about you talk about the 86-year-old woman who was trapped in her basement, you can believe it. when you see the video of these flood waters -- >> yeah. >> these roads that became streams and rivers, the water sweeping down them, going into basements and houses in ways they don't normally up

i mean, that's how crazy these ak lites are right now.ed to do to avoid a judicial or a congressional subpoena. >> wow. let me ask you quickly about another big legal story from trump world. it's involving the big lie, according to the documents obtained by the "new york times," the president's lawyers knew their claims about the dominion claims were false, and yet they keep making them for weeks. what do you make of that? should there be consequences for that? should this be the end once and for all to the big lie? >> it's never going to be the end because donald will continue to perpetuate the big lie and these people will continue to go. anybody that is silly enough to believe for a second that this wasn't a lie against dominion voting from day number one, this is typical donald trump playbook, right? attack the system, attack the system, attack the system. and then all you need is to find one vote that is improper, and he will then use that as the denominator, right? so you could have -- instead of a billion, right? you have just one

i think i saw a busch lite truck out there. iowans have a lot of resolve, a lot of resilience, and we have seen that through the year. so that was a high spot. a low spot, because it is so fresh on our minds, i hate -- i keep going back to this, but what we are seeing, and i know marco's office has been going through this, and you have probably been receiving the texts or the emails, people that need to get out of afghanistan. and i am really happy to report, for all the iowans reached out to our office, all of the iowans are out of afghanistan now. [applause] so, that is the bright spot. but the hard thing was, and my phone still keeps buzzing, but i would receive so many emails every day of lists of afghan interpreters or others that were desperately trying to get through the taliban checkpoints to the airport to get evacuated. these were the special immigrant visa holders. the hard thing was, as i am talking to the one 68th infantry guys -- 168th infantry guys or whoever is sending me the messages, they are sending me all th

it was fine when we re-opened with the park lites. i don't think there was much problem. i don't think there was much problem and then starting in the first week of july, there is a, you know, kind of lease regarding [inaudible] that occurs between us and the landlord that i won't waste your time with and coincidentally the complaints ramped up kind of spiked right at that time. so anyway that's a long way of me saying that all of my communication is with them and whereas they've said to me before that other tenants above there when i asked the entertainment commission maggie and antonio, it was only the landlords who were the complainants. they used different versions of their name, but it was the same people. >> commissioner: okay. that's helpful if it's isolated to them. >> that's all i'm aware of. >> commissioner: just to give background for any extent of the sound issues. >> president: questions? commissioner perez. >> commissioner: hi, aaron. good evening. my question is do you also have entertainment inside? >> we have music. it's just spotify that we play. that's

>> no, he's always been respectful with us, poe lite.h what we saw. so, there was never any indication. >> john: you have been in wyoming for a couple of days now and you are on the ground at teton national park and how confident are you that's the last place she was seen? >> we are pretty certain this is where her last location was. she texted her mom when they were heading through here and on the way to yellowstone. we just had a feeling this is where they were going to be. and one of the last couple of text messages that my wife received. the chore riff and law enforcement are all working together here. right now, we are just here to support them and help them with anything they may need. we have family and friends in new york and florida. but we didn't have anybody out here. we felt the need to be out here and be present and put faces with the family and just get out here and be present. >> sandra: jim, our hearts are with you. we can tell how difficult this is for you to talk about her at the moment and just to get her picture out t

oh, my god, it was lite coin actually >> they took the fall for it >> oh, boy, i mean, listen, i get it, believe me i think all the years, i usually know a fake press release when i see one, but this crypto stuff, it's like you put a fake merger in front of me, i'll be the first one that says none of that makes any sense, i don't get it. but this stuff it's like -- >> i know you're not a believer. >> what? >> i'm going to roll you off the set today. >> fine, doesn't bother me none. >> we're going to talk some more crypto, including what mark cuban weighed in on yesterday. a lot of news in the auto space, ford, gm, teslas we said, another downgrade of casinos here as we watch macao take a look at futureon ts his friday more "squawk on the street" continues in a moment. >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. in business, it's never just another day. it

there is something called the ctppp, which is the transpacific partnership-lite, basically, which includes number of countries in asia but not the u.s.. interestingly, after the aukus agreement was announced, china signal that they would like to join that other agreement, so we may see a regional trade alignment where countries in the region are treating more with china because it is willing to sign onto these agreements that make it easier to trade and the united states is reluctant to do so and so we have a more complicated trade relationship. host: from monro, wisconsin, independent line. caller: i have to ask. this fellow, john schaus, he has the qualifications to be telling us this? how do you make the senior fellow when you are that young? i mean, is it all schooling? is there training? host: let's give mr. shouse the chance to give his resume. guest: i will take that as a compliment. thank you. i have spent the last 20 years working in foreign policy, security policy, both in think tanks and the government. i spent four years at the pentagon. i spent a number of years at csis. since

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lite coin off by 6.5%. >> we need an nft something.itcoin got as low as 44, it was down 6% at one point i wanted to check the ten year right away to see if we were at 1.2. i thought there -- >> not much movement there, interesting. >> no. i think if we were really worried this was going to turn into something even worse, you'd see the ten-year rallying. it's been a slow decline we'd say it's not declining, up 200 in the morning and then down 200 by the end of the day. we're down 3% or so from the highs? >> we should put that in perspective, only 3% from the highs. >> if you add the one -- down today less than 2. >> 1.6% for the dow. >> we're going to eunice >> let's talk about what happened in hong kong overnight because that has a large part to play, at least some of the feeling here stocks in hong kong plunging more than 3% overnight and and eunice joins us with a story that has a lot of people on pins and needles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of investors across asia and, of course, hong kong are worried that china

you have bitcoin down, lite coin down it's in line with recent actions china has taken to crackdown to crypto, including businesses and banks for providing services for crypto and shutting down crypto mining. >> but people were still doing it because they were able to do peer-to-peer stuff >> yeah. >> peer-to-peer, if you have a small percentage of $2 billion -- whatever 1.5, it's still active no mining. there can only be -- it's weird because you can only mine so much if it's not mined there, the maximum amount to be mined is mined somewhere else that didn't matter and individuals were still basically able to play with it with peer-to-peer i don't know what this means can you make it illegal and what happens? what's worse, what if you get caught playing a video game for more than three hours on a weeknight or get caught with crypto. >> my guess would be this. >> or if you have four kids? >> i don't know. >> i don't know how do they enforce these things >> bitcoin still at 42 and change looking at the second largest economy making it illegal you would think it would have larger ramific

let's just get that straight, if you're talking about lite of the century, that's the lie of the centurypublican's mouth really is laughable. let's bring in democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. he sits on the foreign relatives -- relations committee was there yesterday. >> overall, how did antony blinken, the secretary of state make the case for the way the u.s. withdrew from afghanistan? >> i think secretary blinken did very well yesterday. this is a big moment for republicans like senator barrasso, these are legislators that cheer led the war for 20 years that forced us to stay there, arguably ten years too long when we knew the taliban was going to overrun the military. their effort is to obscure what was bad decision making by cheer leaders of the war for 20 years, focusing all of the nation's attention on what happened over the last 30 days. now, of course, i think even secretary blinken would say he would do some things differently, but the idea that the united states has the power with only a couple of thousands troops and diplomats inside afghanistan prevent pandemoniu

there is something called the ctppp, which is the transpacific partnership-lite, basically, which includesumber of countries in asia but not the u.s.. interestingly, after the aukus agreement was announced, china signal that they would like to join that other agreement, so we may see a regional trade alignment where countries in the region are treating more with china because it is willing to sign onto these agreements that make it easier to trade and the united states is reluctant to do so and so we have a more complicated trade relationship. host: from monro, wisconsin, independent line. caller: i have to ask. this fellow, john schaus, he has the qualifications to be telling us this? how do you make the senior fellow when you are that young? i mean, is it all schooling? is there training? host: let's give mr. shouse the chance to give his resume. guest: i will take that as a compliment. thank you. i have spent the last 20 years working in foreign policy, security policy, both in think tanks and the government. i spent four years at the pentagon. i spent a number of years at csis. since l

the board of supervisors the subject of the assessed payment came up and the commissioners had so lited them or otherwise promoted them, so i'll have to come back to this another time. but remember 1200 van ness, to lower [indiscernible] so they told the developer. [buzzer] >> clerk: thank you, ms. chapman, that concludes your time. >> caller: good afternoon. hi, it is georgia schutus. i sent in a video of this project that i have been talking about that is 2 1/2 minutes long so there's not enough time to show it here but i do hope that the commissioners and the staff will watch it. and the video was taken about a week ago. and the video and email sent with it on september 18th focuses on what is left of the revival house and it highlights how a second unit could have been added to create two family-sized units without the astounding, expensive and long processes now underway in a house that has been occupied since 2017. but there are four photos of the excavation and i think that your staff may show them. this excavation is extreme and that can be seen in the loss of the natural rear y