guess we'll have to stick around this place to see what exactly that means. rti spoke to princess m. tom, beneath the forum, founder of the africa for nuclear platform in south africa, she sees investing in the power source can end energy poverty and help develop the continent as a whole. basically we're, i've okay, so for example, claims and african clinton and for the benefits of human kind, close as you a with africa is and it develops many nations and it developed and it's mainly to, to and it's a poverty. and as we are moving towards middle emissions, copeland emissions 2050. i believe that it cannot happen without the infusion of unity in its developed nations. have been talking a lot about the upcoming initiative, which and it talks up what the been yields in it's pepsi, callender, wind. and so now, and we know that maybe wind and silicon nuts, really slow associate economy and 10 inches, that base of the game continent. so therefore, i think that we need to also include via inbetween human sheets or the developed nations, which is that's including and it is, but they put in initi

m t. that's 19 local tom here at i'll bait stadium. and al hor, varicella hos, reporting live fat from alberts stadium, that effects data center. will one players out of the world cup is the french striker, kareem bens, above. you'll miss the tournament with a 5 inch regional. that's a huge blow for the defending champions. yes, adrian, it really is a massive loss, but i guess perhaps not a great surprise. he's been struggling with injury so far the season. he's ready and he played around 29 minutes of football. in the last month for his club side rail madrid, he tore his thigh in training, so he's out for at least 3 weeks. reading him out of the world cup in cass i, he had this to say on his instagram page in my life. i have never given up, but tonight i have to think about the team as i have always done. so reason it tells me to leave my place to someone who can help our great make a good whoa to cobb, of course, only last month friends met one of the battle dual given to the best play and wild football. that was for his incredible s

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>> i don't think we have put out a forecast for m&a volume. tom: nobody is watching. m&a volume being robust. risk-taking has gone up recently. i don't see a real change to that. i think companies are continuing to innovate and invest for the future. if they can do that with roll up's and mergers, then why not? i think it will be opportunistic. tom: beata kirr, thank you so much. there's a wild headline if i've ever seen one. lisa: tony blinken says president biden asked him to travel to china early next year. we expected that tony blinken will head over to china, but what will they talk about? are they going to talk about the chip sector, taiwan, how they deal with russia? how do you sort of rancor priorities in a time of serious redlines? tom: but by "early next year," we will have a much better framework of the slowdown down over china, the stability, or the economic recovery. lisa: or the reopening. tom: well, there's a lot of debates out there about china. to me, it is the uncertainty in the next year. lisa: there is something that happen overnight. the pboc warn

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aide pointing to their candidate performance in smaller counties with more than 95% in mes m mehmet oz is under 54 tom performing trump from 2020. we will talk to someone that may know something about virginia. >> governor youngkin joining us now, thank you governor. youra take on trip we took around the three districts in virginia. first one looks like it is red. the second one virginia 7, is kind of tight at-this-point. and third one looks like trending roar blue. more blue, can you give us a sense of what you are seeing? >> so, we always felt that road to majority was going through the second congressional district. kiggans run a gate campaign, we're seeing that virginia beach area, coming in strong. this is home to world's largest naval base more coke. norfolk, a strong military community, 7th was always in the margin, we have momentum and it is hard to unseat you an incumbent, he ran a great campaign we'll watch the votes get counted and speaking to strength of the hispanic community across virginia. we won the hispanic vote last year, you saw in florida and miami-dade county. i think that bigges

and concerns, and we will continue to work on those issues. journalist action and tom the it says an institution like the i m f and the world may have caused great problems across the developing world for many years. well, who is this? the managing director of the world bank? you don't have to be john perkins, whose book, economic whitman conventions of ego. yet when it showed how that institution with the i m. f has done so much to torture and misery. hundreds of millions of people across the developing world for so long to know a bit about that. i mean, it's very difficult from that interview to take the managing director of the world bank seriously, especially when of course, breaks on their seo or you know, that coming fast on the tracks of both his institutions. i remember being here in, in do my 22 years ago being told in foreign affairs magazine, the china will never be a powerful country at all. i don't think john is worrying too much about any of this. and you know, none of the bricks, country leaderships are, they seem very excited indeed. i'm coming to you from, from do you by. i was at a conferen

made consumers suffer more than 11 billion in damages, we've got celebrities, tom brady, stephen curry, shaq o'neil listed mtagion effect here? what does this mean for crypto and the broader markets? >> well, maria, you know i've been a big critic of crypto for the past two years. so it's ad sad thing that it's come to this point because as you said, a lot of people are going to feel pain. however, the good thing about this is, maybe we've caught this early and that this might be the first one of many issues like this and i'm very worried that there will be contagion. now, the good thing about that, if there is anything good, is that this is not impacting the u.s. banking system so i do think it will be contained within the crypto hemisphere, if you want to call it that. but there will be more. and i've always said that crypto is, frankly, a hoax and the good thing about this, another good thing is finally we are all starting to look at this with much more scrutiny and i have been imploring people to do that for the past two years. it's sad that this thing has caused that focus but as we see now, there is a

tom: are you ok there? election central. jonathon: from new york, this is bloomberg. lisa m: always a good time.ng up-to-date with news from around the world. figureheads today are likely to show that u.s. inflation moderated only slightly last month. that is keeping a fixed rate 75 basis point rate hike on the table for the fed's meeting next month. economists forecast that the consumer price index will show a 7.9% increase on an annual basis. cpi comes out at 8:30 a.m. new york time. president biden says he still plans to seek reelection and will likely make it official early next year. the president spoke after democrats avoided worst case scenario congressional losses in midterm elections he said the final decision on running again depends on his health and discussions with his family. meanwhile, the british chancellor jeremy hunt is considering whether to impose the top income tax rate on more britain's. bloomberg has learned that hunt is learning -- is sticking about lowering the threshold at which the 45% tax rate is paid. rishi sunak is looking for more than 57 billion dollars on spendin

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joinin g me now is tom cotton of arkansas, senator , a member ofs judisenate judiciary m committee ,also authorci of the new book, only the strong senator . i think it's fair to say that places like d.c., california, i mean this seriously kind of informs whersee the overall democrat direction is right now vis a vis criminals. laura , this is amazing. from the d.c. city council, putting left wing ideology ahead of the safety of the residents of our nation's capital . we're not talking about reducing sentences for people who are arrestedr pe with a dimw bag of marijuana. we're talking about things like carjn a city that's hads in a wave of carjackings in a cityo or a professional football player. a washington redskin was thrjackenaballton redsd and show months ago. this reflects the democratsft soft on crime, left wing ideology. this is a majo iogy,r issue inh the georgia senate race. this is whgey georgians shouldtr get out and vote for herschel walkerl walk. s will and it's also something that congress will take a look at if the mayor of washington, d.c.,co goes forward with thises resol

[laughter] tom: we will see. ♪ lisa m: keeping up-to-date with news from around the world.prosecutors have begun an investigation into ftx month before it collapsed. prosecutors in new york started poking into ftx massive exchange operations. it was part of a sweeping examination of cryptocurrency platforms with u.s. and offshore arms. the report -- the world warns millions of lives are at risk in ukraine this winter. they cite damaged or destroyed infrastructure that has left 10 million people without power. that's about 25% of ukraine's population. goldman sachs is forecasting the s&p 500 index and its earnings will see little change next year. the firm expects margins will contract due to upper cost pressure from wages, commodities, goods, and services. they urge investors to own low risk, like health care and consumer staples. china reportedly is set to find ant group $1 million -- $1 billion. that would pave the way for an overhaul of the fintech firm. beijing's crackdown of the private sector included the halt of ant group's massive ipo in 2020. waiting times for appl

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ktvu tom vacar spend the day there and has this report. this week, charles m.county airport opened a new terminal departure lounge and baggage area, part of the ongoing $40 million modernization. the theme of this renovation. what else? the beloved peanuts characters, the creation of the airports, namesake cartoonist charles m. schulz everything is new using the highest state of technologies, including two passenger friendly security lanes and new baggage carousel. absolutely beautiful. getting the 7 30 sevens in here. is phenomenal. it's beautiful. last time they had just tend to more or less up tent for staging area. but then he had the front door open. you did not go around it. but besides that, yeah, it looks a lot nicer. and looks a little little better two than what it was before, even though some 9000 air passengers come to the north bay daily more than 90% of them use other airports such as the cfo and oakland. we consider our market really sandra fell north, and if you look at the drive time that makes sense for us, and in that area, there's about 860,

ktvu is tom baker spent the day there and has this report. this week, charles m.chulz sonoma county airport opened a new terminal departure lounge and baggage area, part about ongoing $40 million modernization. the theme of this renovation, what else? the beloved peanuts characters, the creation of the airports, namesake cartoonist charles m. schulz everything is new using the highest state of technologies, including two passenger friendly security lanes and new baggage carousel. absolutely beautiful. getting the 7 30 sevens in here. is phenomenal. it's beautiful. last time they had just tend to more or less tent for staging area. but then he had the front door open. you did not go around it. but besides that, yeah, it looks a lot nicer. and looks a little little better two than what it was before, even though some 9000 air passengers come to the north bay daily more than 90% of them use other airports such as the cfo and oakland. we consider our market really sandra fell north, and if you look at the drive time that makes sense for us, and in that area, there's a

tom: bloomberg's josh wingrove on the latest with the midterms. joining us now is fund manager at m, maria municchi. we await the final results. will that be a catalyst or headwind for these markets? maria: it is an interesting rollout to watch and what we have seen is not what was anticipated with what we are seeing right now. but it is quite interesting in terms of what might happen in 2024 in terms of elections and who might run for those elections and what this midterm means for what we are going to see in 2024. it also what will happen between now and 2024. we have a much more divided government which will make it much more difficult to bring important policy up for implementation. this is particularly interesting in a phase where we are seeing an important balance between fiscal and monetary policy. we know where monetary policy is heading and the role that fiscal policy will play in fighting inflation and protecting the economy from the worst of a recession. but with this type of set up that we are seeing now, it is much more that we will see strong fiscal policy going forwar

tom: opportunities in the bond markets, a focus for 2023 for fabiana fedeli, cio of multi-asset equities at m&g. binance is aiming to raise $1 billion for a fund dedicated to buying troubled crypto assets. and there are plenty of those. more from our exclusive interview with the ceo changpeng zhao. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, everyone. we are 30 minutes into the european trading day. happy thanksgiving, everyone. maybe this is why trading volumes are lighter, the dax gaining .3 percent. overall equities are flat. fed minutes, they said maybe there is less aggressive rate hikes going forward but it is not moving the dial that much. tom: the terminal rate still could come in higher than market expectations. bitcoin still trading around $15,000, the binance ceo, or cz, has told bloomberg that the company is aiming for a one billion fund for the potential purchase of distressed assets in the crypto sector. he spoke to haslinda amin about the fallout of the collapse of rival ftx. >> when a platform goes down, there are many other people or institutions with money on a

tom's versus hands. >> reporter: david anderson is an agricultural economist at texas a&m university who says there willenty of birds available despite bird flu wiping out 7 million nationwide. >> the turkeys will be there but they may cost a little more than last year. >> reporter: the average cost of a whole frozen board bird is $2.40 per pound up $.40 per pound, the plenty of stores offer bargain birds to get you in the door. back on becker farms it has been a tough year, but kyle says they're in it for the long haul. >> the reason we can continue to do business as last year we made good money. this year we will make quite a bit less, and after turkey season, we will re-evaluate. >> reporter: not all the news is foul. as these birds were headed out for processing, a last-minute reprieve. >> this one won't go for thanksgiving. this is our pardoned turkey. >>'s families here in the u.s. prepare for the holiday season, millions of people in ukraine are bracing for a winter without heat, electricity, or running water in many do not have windows. they were blown out by russian missile strikes. still, you

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m&a activity. that's where they think the investment imang perform in asia. manus: doing better than the football team, aren't they? >> exactly. manus: passive comparison. they are blowing the budget. they are outstanding large. tom on the ground in dubai with ubs and credit suisse. now let me show you a yield curve. deeply, deeply ominous sign for europe. this is the most inverted yield curve since 1992. why did i go for 1992? i want you all to know this is an ominous sign even though stocks have rebounded by 15%. why is 1992 important to me? what do you think? the year over the first bloomberg terminal. that's why we like 1992. been feeding the beast ever since. coming up, black friday is the focus. how are consumers ♪ manus: good morning, i am manus cranny in dubai. covid alarm, china's case is a top 30 1000 for the first time, with parts of beijing seeing panic buying. they are struggling to contain the outbreaks across the nation. and injure impasse, eu efforts to strike a deal for price caps on russian crude stored as divisions pushed approval on some till mid december. that friday gloom, retailers brace for muted shopping results where thousands of amazon warehouse workers across the country's lamb protest

wish a job and it could be 2 in m a t i knew series of short documentaries, by african filmmaking, africa direct on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i'm tom mccrae. this is the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes . the religious school with links to the taliban comes under attack in northern afghanistan. at least 15 people, it kills china's formulator, shown ziemen who lived the communist party after the tenement square crackdown has died at the age of $96.00. it's mozambique biggest corruption scandal. a cotton motto is handing down its verdict against 19 former officials. researches hail a breakthrough treatment to saw the effects of alzheimer's impatience. the early stages of the disease and in the cutter world comp, tennessee of must defeat france if they want to advance to the round of 16. ah, at least 15 people have been killed in the bombing in northern afghanistan. it happened at a religious school in our bark, the capital of samantha and province. the interior affairs ministry says students are among the dead. the schoolers linked to the taliban. no group has claimed responsibility oh, by the law, by here is

tom? you're pam. i know that. i know you so well. you just have an exceptional team. m, -- you've been exceptional. you have put together an incredible team. we've worked together, accomplished a lot together. maybe not agreeing fully, but always trying to find common ground. we wish you godspeed as well in your future as well, pam. thank you so much for that. what that, ranking member, portman, you are recognized for your opening remarks. sen. portman: thank you, mister chairman, and just to respond to those comments, we appreciate the relationship we have had and the work we have gotten done. this committee has done a lot on a bipartisan basis. some of it does not get any notice because it is non-controversial by the time we finish our process, but in the process, i want to thank you and all the members of the committee for working with us to pass dozens of bills that are making an important difference to our constituents. and to you and to david weinberg of your staff, not tom but david, we want to thank you for your willingness to work with us. we have not agreed on everything, but we have been

jumps from 10 m, igor jumped everywhere everywhere, he is compact with us and jumps and does not break the very first time igor jumped out of the window of the second floor when the role of tom then. this swim, hey, swear, don't be afraid, you want a little, strange eccentric, he was the most conspicuous student who made a present. creativity wanted new songs. well, what kind of creativity in the eternal tour hour and at the same time they started talking that igor tried drugs and hit religion. a short flight does not give a flight. you are in a bind . this is his last video recording in the summer of 1998 , a short break in work, crimea utrish before death 1.5 months faith in constancy is the most important thing, that is, faith-standing. you seem to be wasting your time. he was always on the lookout for the truth. i don't know, he was looking for uh music, to which he would dedicate his whole life. it was a search for a search for oneself. it happened on september 1 all night suren with the musicians was writing a song early in the morning, someone noticed that igor had disappeared somewhere from the window in the room. the sixth floor were opened, after 3 days he will die

m&a for geopolitical components will be very high. we saw that with olaf scholz recent trip to beijing and the 25% stake in hamburg. very controversial. tomof those transactions. when it comes to the quesnf covid zero. you have covid cases at a record high. what is your assessment on when they are able to get out of covid zero? are we looking at the early part of 2023? tina: you reminded me of going back in time to the covid days when you had a lot of people that did not understand the pandemics talking about prognostications. they are stuck with zero covid because as soon as they take those restrictions off it is clear they will be faced with a massive influx of cases to their already overstretched hospital system. many of the global investors that i talked to really expected restrictions to be lifted. it will be difficult for china to do that anytime soon and it's hard to see a big move in that direction which means suppressing growth and really extending the trajectory for a recovery of china and the economy. tom: having lived there for five years and being in contact with people advising, that seem naive to me. the financial times des