i am signing off. >> carli lloyd signing off after an astounding 316 games with the u.s.ersey, revealing one underneath with hollins. her married name on the back. >> to go off as hollins. and i think that's a tribute to the next chapter. this chapter is going to be about brian and i. and that's really special. >> after nearly two decades with the team, carli picking up two world cup titles and a pair of olympic medals. her ten total goals set a new record among u.s. players. tributes pouring in on carli's last day on the field. >> you played 17 amazing seasons professionally, and your career is legendary. >> so proud of the career you had. you wore the red, white and blue very proudly and made this country better. >> with a victory over south korea, the 39-year-old leaving the u.s. national team with 134 career goals, the third most in u.s. history. >> what i've done, i've literally given it everything i have, and i have absolutely no regrets doing it. >> the legend promising fans this won't be the last we will see of carli lloyd. >> you will not see me on the field, but

aimee lloyd wasn't coming back. >> no, aimee lloyd was not going to testify a second time.he made. testify once then disappear. >> there was no way to bring her back, because once someone has that level of cover you can't undo it, bring them back. >> and then do it again. >> and then do it again. >> remain seated. come to order. >> no option but to make a deal. shane got to plead guilty to second-degree manslaughter. >> and did you, in fact, commit the crime that you are pleading guilty to? >> yes, i did. >> which meant that at least he now admitted to firing that fatal shot. >> i thought, "well, a plea bargain. you know, spends another ten years in jail. i'm not too bad with that. " >> oh, but it wasn't ten more years. wasn't any more years. he got the time he'd already served. five years, plus just 3 days of house arrest. >> three more days? >> three more days. he walked out of the courtroom, went home. and that really chapped my ass. >> it did help a little, said mike digiuro, when he successfully sued shane in civil court for wrongful death. the jury awarded him $63 mil

me i tree channels of lloyd's for britain to in detail about this. deny they knew about . he stated that he well knew about it. and in 2013, an internal document was written in lloyd's, which lays out the entire fraud that went on with an h boss. and boys in great courtesy names the names and names couplers involved. the whistleblower on that case was actually immediately made redundant and it's never been compensated properly. i find the housing quite extraordinary. but also lloyd's have denied consistently that it was an official report, which is quite clear from their internal emails or their head of risk and all the commissioner report, norman, oh boy, i tell you, even the crane to it's now own didn't have this amount. the police investigation normally you claim credible. i know, you know, if i am asking you question this isn't, this isn't as shown, miss redman says, nigeria and i'd like you to come to your question now, norman, if you want to turn into again, show the way you treat us, i would call it points and if you want inter, totally to jail or not jail, you are

frost _ those on wednesday and so, lloyd frost a _ those on wednesday and so, lloyd frost a settingffice demand at head of— frost a setting office demand at head of the proposals and brussels is basicallyjust trying to come to the conclusion that actually, there is an_ the conclusion that actually, there is an issue — the conclusion that actually, there is an issue and it is accepting that there _ is an issue and it is accepting that there is— is an issue and it is accepting that there is an — is an issue and it is accepting that there is an issue there. the so-caiied _ there is an issue there. the so—called sausage wars and the government and the press. but actually— government and the press. but actually the light—hearted name actually — actually the light—hearted name actually belies a deeper, more difficult — actually belies a deeper, more difficult issue there with the trade between — difficult issue there with the trade between great britain and northern ireiahd _ between great britain and northern ireland being hampered by this deal and numberten feels ireland being hampered

lloyd: no. david: lloyd blankfein speaking with our eric shatzer.aded into the lunch break, let's head to the board and check out the tailwinds being faced by these equity markets, to a lesser extent in tokyo. tokyo post, nikkei topics and dollar yen or .14 -- dollar yen 1.14. dav -- yvonne: coming up, the energy crisis facing china had whether beijing moves to tame prices will make a difference. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. >> it is 10:29. i'm su keenan with the first word news. we begin with the u.k. and new zealand. the two countries have agreed to a trade deal, which includes business travel arrangements and reduced tariffs. it is

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but also lloyd's have denied consistently . it was an official report, which is quite clear from their internal emails. they had a risk in order. commissioner report. no man, oh boy. i tell you. even the crate to it's now own didn't have this and mount the police investigation. normally you're playing credible. i don't know if i am asking you question, is he this isn't this isn't i show mr. redman? citizen apn. and i'd like you to come to your question plot now. moment if you want to turn into again, show the way you treat us. i would call it point and if you want it to totally to jail or nudge if you are going in the right direction, you put out a press statement last week, but it was not commission by lloyd spike. yes or no? did you commission the report? the priest statement stands as it is that you did not commission the repub suppressed him in status as does that. you did not commission the report. yes, the per statement stances his ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess in the wo

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s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, has paid tribute to columbia. the world lost one of the greatest leaders and we have ever witnessed almost lost a great husband in the family was a tremendous form. and i lost her a tremendous personal friend and mentor. he has been my mentor for a number of years. i always made time for me and i can always go to m would with tough issues. he always had great break counsel we. we will certainly miss them. i feel as if i have a hole in my heart, just this morning of this just recently. straight to the white house. now. kimberly hallett. of course. our white house correspondent. hi. kimberly. what we haven't talked much about yet. sofa is ah, how will that help reasons behind colon pals, death and how the news was berg by it? well, the news was broken by his family on social media. in fact, here is i just a bit of the statement that they said he was fully vaccinated. we want to thank the medical staff at walter reed national medical center for their caring treatment. we have lost, remarkable, and loving husband, fat

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bank to enter the crypto business under then lloyd blankfein.they got into this early. he talked to bloomberg's erik schatzker in the front row interview. ♪ >> a lot of bright people think it has a bright future. i'm telling you, i have a whole foot and four toes into the whole world. it is not something i gravitate to i can think of a lot of reasons why it won't work. but i remember when they were auctioning off spectrum for cell phones and saying, why would anyone need a cell phone? just pull up to a phone booth. i thought, who would carry that clunky thing? the point is there are a lot of things in this world that have worked out awfully well. >> for somebody who used to run a bank, you sound pretty constructive. >> i ran a bank. you have to celebrate fact from opinion. nobody knows the future. there's all sorts of things, there's a lot of things that in directions that i couldn't and wouldn't haven't dissipated, and no one else would have either, so to just come out and say that he market already in excess of $2 trillion that faces all these

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the allows ola b trolls much was to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't good. that was the feature that the people who designed the internet is all in join me every thursday on the alex salmon show. but i will be speaking to guess on the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah well guys come to your house and they do what happened appear you gig whatever measures . yeah. do you protect yourself and those around you the prosecutor try to do everything a good to find charges to push. yes we have it. cuz you guys were in my house and i didn't know if they were armed or not. there was dark windows were closed. i saw him standing there, i told him to stop. they wouldn't stop. they kept, i don't know where they were doing. and i said, okay, i mean, i'm alive as it like to say the whole thing when we last about 230 seconds and then i got ugly. oh, it took almost a half an hour before the police showed up in age. not going to come in and do a dang until this scene secure in the scene wasn't secure because it took the guy 40 minutes to di

and so this is all heightened up and you know, you got lloyd, you have, you had lloyd austin in, in georgia, which borders on russia just just there and trying to excite the georgians and give them a false promise that they will be able to increase their military assistance and, and, and undertake military maneuvers. well, that's exactly what happened back in 2008 when the suckers really, who was then the president of georgia got all excited and actually prompted, ah, and, and killed actually, russian, peacemakers, up in the o setup. and that prompted russia than to a come on in, so this, this, this is, it's like they haven't learning the lessons from the past whatsoever. and this is all a pressure tactic as far as i'm concerned. yeah. as you allude to, it's a tens time rush essays, expansion of nato infrastructure, just to summarize into neighboring ukraine, would be a red line on a threat to its national security, forcing it to tick auction direct language being used here. how serious could this get, michael? oh, it could get very serious, i a, it, it could, and i think it would have a, a

lloyd: -- any crypto? lloyd: no.lloyd blankfein speaking exclusively on bloomberg's front row. staying on bitcoin, paul tutor says he is using crypto as a hedge against inflation. in an interview on cnbc, he says there is a place for digital assets in his portfolio and that it is clearly winning the race against gold at the moment. inflation fears have clobbered short and intermediate term treasury notes and flattened the yield curve. bank of america saying that could spell trouble for u.s. corporate bonds. they note that this will give less compensation for buying longer-term bonds like high-grade company debt and it will increase hedging costs for foreign investors and hurt demand, haidi. haidi: let's take a look at some of the stocks we are watching when it comes to the start of trading and sydney. top of mind ahead of that report due from the former justice. that follows eight weeks of those hearings. we did see of course the comments ahead of the annual general meeting set to start shortly, saying it was down 9%

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lloyd's final match was her 316th with the national team. appearances of any player. she scored 134 goals for the u.s., the third most in team history along with 61 assists. best wishes for her. time now for the weather. yesterday, bill karins, it rained, it rained and it rained some more here in the northeast. what happened? and what do things look like today? >> yeah, we're still getting a workout. you're missing a lot of your viewers in massachusetts this morning. we have 300,000 people without power because of the nor'easter. yesterday was the rain and then the storm. numerous 80-mile-per-hour winds on cape cod. at sun-up, we'll see that damage, the trees and power damage to go along with it. the storm is located right over nantucket. by the way, this is the strongest storm nantucket's ever recorded in october. that even goes past some of the hurricanes and tropical storms. this is a rare storm for this time of year. you can see the current wind gusts we've lost some of our stations like provincetown and martha's vineyard. downtown bosto

i learned how to speak back to whitefish. aboriginal people around lloyd die were out wanted system, you know, with the police were out with she states. i'm scared that more children are going to grow up in the country that think says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. been there, although fellow friends in daycare through with the 1st the ever space filling crew returns to earth. russian movie director and an actress are back from 12 days of shooting on the international space station will bring you the moment of the landing on reactions to the historic flight and our special coverage this hour. to be honest, i feel a little sad today, such a thing happens once in a lifetime too. so we was cool with like a roller coaster and we were just enjoying it on the longer top stories of the weight. vladimir rejects claims that russia is weapon only thing or withholding natural gas on europe, grapples with high prices. the president also agrees to boost supplies to the e.

so to invite everybody's lloyd's that wasn't a glitch. that was a feature that the people who does owens the internet is owens are in as a feature. it wasn't a mistake and is enabled the very worst elements of society to spread their influence throughout the entire organism. so no, i'm not a huge fan of an embassy. i'm very pleased. the annoying to the all i had on all those years ago has been useful to mountain protest movements. and most of them i'm wholeheartedly beyond. however, ok, there was a point where i was showing some footage of children in tennessee in play ground. this would've been a couple weeks before the revolution in tunisia, which sparked off the arab spring, began they showed them we're all wearing boot for the industrial masks and and then yes, i think anonymous dot the tuners in government, i released all of the documents. so this is the people that came off the revolution and then anonymous moved on to egypt, where they did the same thing. and then they moved on to syria. ok, well, it didn't really go so well kind o

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first, what struck you most after interviewing mark milley and lloyd austin last week?number of lies we have gotten out of the biden white house. biden said he had no advice from military leaders that he shouldn't use august 31st as the date, that he should keep the troop levels at 2500. he said nobody said you need to keep the bagram airfield, and we know now that all of that was false. the generals never said this was an extraordinary success. that is all spin coming from the white house and jen psaki. so that is probably what people looked at. and here you have these three generals and finally after we pound them for a while, they say, hey, wait a minute, we said they needed to keep 2500 troops. so biden was wrong in his interview with stephanopoulos, he was wrong in saying nobody said august 31st wouldn't work. but, maria, he wanted to take that victory lap on september 11th so badly that he was willing to sacrifice our relationship with our nato allies, with our partners in the region, the afghan government. thirteen troops lost their lives and thousands -- we don'

haidi: lloyd blankfein speaking with erik schatzker.ur next guest says inflation hedging is one of her top investment strategies. let's bring in jun-bei liu, he portfolio manager at tribeca investment partners and this is really kind of the primary concern for markets everywhere at the moment. what is your hedging strategy? jun-bei: look, the hedging strategy here is, first of all, we look at the inflation two ways. we think inflation is going to be transitory, short-term, and we don't think it's going to be structural for the time being. now, so what we are looking at is investing centers and companies that have leadership, that has the pricing power to be able to pass on the increased costs. especially particularly at this point that we have, you know, supply chain disruptions and the like. we need businesses who are able to pass that on to consumers. you know, and then in the current environment, we do think that there is enough demand for businesses to do so. absolutely focused on business. at this point. haidi: how much are you loo

and you have lloyd austin telling me, flat out, hey, the road to nato is open for you. how are they gonna respond? it's up to us to start generating all kinds of crises. so washington and those around is that right? this nato is the solution to your problem. and this is why is the nato have the auction that going to say, look, we're just saying out of this, it's up to you to better relations with your neighbors may. does it not to do that . instead, they do is completely aggravating the problem by essentially promising a membership of nato and the you down the road. and it's same thing in georgia and yeah, so it is, it is an absolute, has us to wealthy. and what is happening is naples putting the sovereignty of ukraine and state. your general, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to what you're breaking up for that short break. we'll continue our discussion on real that same. oh, look forward to talking to you. oh, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're such orders that conflict with the 1st la

so same thing with lloyd austin, the us defense secretary. last week he went to visit the georgia grade romania and the last to george and you gray. the daughter nato membership is over for, you know, how the nato, the united states explained, rushes to respond to this way. obviously they go to respond with considerable trepidation which then show like dogs or are you saying you are right or aggressive? look at how there, mouthing of you grading in nature. no, i mean that the interesting thing is that it was on a tour. i think the secretary of defense is beginning, but there are why did you members of the nato alliance that moment are not seen on c, expansion of the alliance, the to include georgia in your crate. let me throw that in the right. because again, i mean is expansion, the goal is the status quo that go over the horizon. is that or is it just everything and nothing at the same time because basically they're continuing to search for reason to continue their existence. and we've just said on this program, 5 minutes and 31 seconds, th

the same thing when lloyd austin, the us defense secretary, last week he went to visit the georgia, you brain romania, and the last to george and you gray, the daughter nato. a membership is over for you. well, how does nato, the united states explain russia to respond to this way? obviously they go to respond with considerable reputation, which then shoulder does or are you see we were right there are aggressive look at how there mouthing off of the branding in nature. but the interesting thing is that when i asked him with his whirlwind tour, i think the 2nd periods of defense was beginning there. why did you members of the nato alliance? the moment, not keen on seeing expansion of the lines the to include georgia in ukraine, let me throw that to emma, right? because again, i mean as expansion, the goal is the status quo. the go, the go over the horizon. is that, or is it just everything and nothing at the same time because basically they're continuing to search for reason to continue their existence. and we've just said on this program, 5 minutes, 31 seconds in the it's a number of t

i secretary general ins stolen book, and you a secretary defense, lloyd austin. let's listen and sit down with you and the older ministers here at the nato defense ministers meeting to make important decisions on the future line. so welcome. well, i started thanks a lot for 1st of all, it's great to be here in person this time. this is our 1st my 1st meeting in person, and i think that's really special for me. thank you for your leadership. it's been extraordinary and we're grateful for that. you've set out a full agenda for us for this meeting and we have a number of issues to work through. and i look forward to to working through those issues with, with my colleagues and with you. and so i'm pretty excited about the next day and a half. okay, thanks so much. one of us all happened today. okay, that was the remarks by the name of the secretary general jens. oh yes. rather stolen berg and secretary of defense, lloyd austin, let's bring him out to 0 as senior political analyst. my when sharra, he joins this by skype from london. we didn't get much from that briefi

for 12.5 years, lloyd held one of the most powerful jobs in corporate america.ared goldman through the financial crisis, and the uncomfortable scrutiny that followed. for decades, it was normal and even expected for goldman chiefs to build a second career in government. these days, the road

lloyd austin and general mark milley forced to answer what went wrong in afghanistan.thing was there fault. they blame the state department, the white house, the afghan army, the afghan government and of course donald trump. we find out biden is a serial liar. he lied about the afghan army collapsing in three days. he lied about the generals warning him to leave a small force in afghanistan. he lied about rescuing afghan partners. he lied when he said we we stay until all americans were evacuated. these aren't little embellishments about crowd size. these are hard core lies about the american war effort. so who is being held accountable? these two u.s. service members are paying the price. lieutenant colonel stuart cheryl was locked up at camp lejeune. >> did they think it's a bad idea to evacuate bagram air base before we get everyone out. we don't have senior leaders that own up and raise their hand and say we did not do this well in the end. demand accountability. >> scheller is in the bringing. his hearing is delayed. he's not charged yet. he could face cheese char

women soccer legend carli lloyd played her 316th and final game in a 6-nil win over south korea.anding ovation, hugging megan rapinoe there before leaving the pitch for the last time. >> i have been absolutely grateful for every opportunity that i have stepped out on this field. and i hope that you know i gave it everything i had for every single one of you. >> carli lloyd leaves the game as a two-time world cup champion and a two-time olympic gold medalist the 39-year-old holds the u.s. record for the most golds in the summer olympics, she's had ten >>> fans who watched the spacex inspiration force splash down in florida last month probably missed the other splashdown happening in the cabin the spacex official says the toilet on that craft malfunctioned during the three-day trip and caused bodily fluids to leak inside and outside that capsule so when it returned to earth, urine rained down on spectators below. apparently, the tube that funnels urine into the tank became unglued officials say it happened to another capsule, too a crew dragon capsule that docked at the internation

s. secretary of defense lloyd austin has also praised powell saying he's lost a friend and mentor. the world lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed, almost lost a great huffman in the family, lost the tremendous father. and i lost to a tremendous personal friend and mentor. and he has been my mentor for a number of years. i always made time for me and i could always go to him with what tough issues he always had. great, great counsel we. we will certainly miss him. i feel as if i have a hole in my heart just this morning of this just recently. now bringing our white house correspondent kimberly hawk live in washington. kimberly lots of reactions and tribute to con. pow president biden has just released the statement. yes, he has and well, it is a lengthy statement. i think it's important to note that he is once again underscoring what we heard from the defense secretary lloyd austin. that in fact, a general, powell embodied what the president called the highest ideals of both warrior and diplomat. noting his groundbreaking efforts to break racial barriers by t

all i can say to andrew lloyd webber is, now you know how we feel.e's talking about the film version. i will enlarge it to say -- >> you hate it all. >> if you were alive in the '80s, you know, you know how wrong it was. >> where is your therapy dog? >> i need one. >> it really has been a theme this week, berman. we should explore this. >> just that. that's all i'll leave you with for the weekend. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good friday morning to you. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. we begin with breaking news on jobs. the second straight disappointing month for the biden administration on jobs growth. 194,000 new jobs created in september, that monthly growth, the lowest of the year. >> not what people were hoping for. let's get straight to chief business correspondent christine romans. christine, we look at this number, what should we actually be seeing. >> i'd like to see it bigger than this, 194,000 i

the allows olu problems and what was going to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't the glitch. that was the feature with the feed food is going to be and that is all about it. i imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness 1st, it was my job and then it was my family didn't was my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs, i look for everything i can to make this pass. and i end up doing is passing time, the road to the american dream paved with dead refugees. it's just very idealized image. all this older america makes americans look past the deaths that happen every single day. this is a modem. history of the usa by america cannot see these people learn from their own experience, how vulnerable a business is to the bank. so you push my business over, the age, pushes me right to the edge, bankruptcy. now i realize we will go, this isn't just the back that may be involved in this is the concept. see, firms. i

the allows only been problems and much was going to invite everybody's lloyd, that wasn't a glitch. that was the feature that the people who designed the ins and that was all in got in as a feature with ah, shoot . this is been by someone business, so you can't afford to mess. i'm ready to love it. and i bridge a boy and watch it coming up. we have a very special program for you today covering public debt. the united states has seen it skyrocket at the debt to g d p ratio. if it's highest level since world war 2 will go over. who holds that debt? and what could happen if the nation default and it's not just the u. s. global public that has risen to nearly $300000000.00 of government worldwide have injected massive amounts of stimulus into their economy in response to the coven nightstand . them it. we have the panel of economists on hand to dig into the details. let's get started with we leave the program with the state of federal debt. here in the united states, democrats and republicans in congress started warding in september, that the debt ceiling would need to be raised above i

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the same thing with lloyd austin, the us defense secretary here. last week he went to visit the georgia grade romania and the last to georgia. and you gray, the daughter nato membership is open for you. well, how does nato, the united states expect russia to respond to this way? obviously they go to respond with considerable trepidation which then show them about dogs or are you saying you are right? or aggressive look at how mouthing off of the branding and nature, i mean, but the interesting thing is when i asked him with his whirlwind tour, i think the 2nd periods of defense was beginning there. why did you members of the nato alliance at the moment, or not keen on seeing expansion of the alliance to include georgia in ukraine? let me throw that to him, right? because again, i mean, he has expansion. the goal is that as well, they're going to go over the horizon is bad, or is it just everything and nothing at the same time because basically they're continuing to search for reason to continue their existence. and we've just said on this program,

i was able to chat with the show's composer, andrew lloyd webber ♪ >> reporter: andrew lloyd webber haspen? can we open? what are we going to do? if you're a writer, when you're my age, you want to get on and you want to keep writing >> reporter: understandable for a man who has been composing his entire life. publishing his first work when he was just 9. at 23, penning the broadway spectacle "jesus christ superstar. for the better part of four decades, webber packing theaters on broadway on broadway and across the >> when you find very ordinary people or kids that come up to you and say, i loved world. >> what's the most gratifying part of this process for you >> when you find very ordinary people or kids that come up to you and say, i loved your last show we saw your last show, it was rubbish. and you say, i completely agree. >> reporter: most would disagree he owns and manages six non-profit theaters, winning every major statue and was knighted by the queen. at 73, still pushing boundaries. >> as you can see, cinderella is beginning to take shape. >> reporter: we worked through the p

well, we've already heard of secretary of defense lloyd austin. he's traveling overseas right now.nts we should expect to hear in the coming hours and days about general retired general colin powell. secretary austin calling him a mentor and friend. someone who turned to even in his time in this job now as general powell was older, was retired from the military for nearly three decades. he turned to him for advice and counsel. i expect we'll hear from more current and former general officers and military leaders about them having the similar relationship with colin powell. of course, you know, as i said, he retired nearly 30 years ago, 1993. his last job here was as the chairman of the joint chiefs under president george h.w. bush, but people may not realize he spent about 35 years in the military. he was an rotc candidate in college in new york city. and then when he graduated when he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army, he did two tours in vietnam as a young man before coming back to the united states. and he served in a number of positions here increasingly more