personalized advice so impressive your money never stops working for you with merrill. america company. romaine: government shutdown averted temporarily. why from bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm romaine bostick. katie: and i'm katie greifeld. not seeing much materialize when it comes to the s&p 500, the big markdown about .4% on this trading day of october. sadly more action to the upside, the nasdaq 100 up .3%.

we won this game because of merril today~ _ we won this game because of merril today he— we won thistough when he is on, he's been pitching _ today. he is tough when he is on, he's been pitching well _ today. he is tough when he is on, he's been pitching well and - today. he is tough when he is on, he's been pitching well and he - he's been pitching well and he carried — he's been pitching well and he carried that _ he's been pitching well and he carried that into _ he's been pitching well and he carried that into tonight's - he's been pitching well and he . carried that into tonight's game. in boxing, tyson fury was knocked down and according to many, outboxed by ufc fighter francis ngannou, but was still given the win byjudges in their clash of codes in saudia arabia. the wbc heavyweight champion did not have his belt on the line. he went down in the third after a left hook and struggled to land any big blows himself. ngannou had never boxed professionally before this fight, and despite many having him as the winner, he lost on a split decision with two of the three judges in riyad

personalized advice so impressive your money never stops working for you with merrill. bank of america company. rishaad: you are back with markets. the u.s. market is still healthy and the consumer is still in good shape according to jamie dimon. we had an interview with him. he told us there are two risks that may have wide-ranging path to the economy -- impact to the economy. >> the u.s. has been strong for a while, no surprise. the consumer is still in good shape, still spending money. they are in pretty good shape. people talking about deterioration. credit is not deteriorating. we think it is normalizing. corporate credit has been quite good. you have a stronger economy. that is the here and now. all the data is distorted because of covid. i do not make forecasts. i look out there and what are the range of outcomes. i said it may be a hurricane. we do not know what it is. there are two of them that are different from other things. i do not worry about the weather. i do not worry about that. rerun the company to serve clients through thick and thin. that is what we

we will talk about what that means were commercial real estate with chris merrill.s next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: every monday, we bring you money undercover, a look at less visible parts of global markets. today we are looking at real assets including commercial and residential real estate and infrastructure investments. lisa abramowicz is here now and chris merrill is here as well. lisa: thank you so much. this is a wonderful moment to be talking about commercial real estate, residential real estate, infrastructure spending at a time when treasury yields just hit a new post 2007 high with mortgage rates the highest levels going back to 2001. from your vantage point last week we talked to a commercial rose ceos says we think we are seeing the bottom of office space prices. do you agree? >> it's great to be here. that's a tough one. for us and for our business, for two decades can we focused on alternative real estate so we've done it to stay away from the traditional sectors. with the office market, there is certainly going to be the have and have-nots in that s

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of merrill's marauders.t is now time for heather to get in the hot seat. i was going to say nobody here's had a chance to read the book because it is not out yet. it is that one of the new first get the holter book in your hand and i got to see her hold her book for her first time in her hand today. that is 21 days to baghdad focuses on operation iraqi freedom through the career in the eyes of general buford blunt who led the u.s. forces the third infantry division went too baghdad in 2003. at the book that's part biography impart battle history. as a character hold that together? because as a republican history. >> versant drew me too this project was general blunt himself present fastening family history. one of his sisters did genealogy of the family and she was able to trace their ancestry back to a couple of brothers who fought the battle of hastings. they have a long military tradition in their family. they have had ancestors who fought at almost every u.s. war since the american revolution. and so tha

personalized advice so impressive your money never stops working for you with merrill.pany. caroline: and gm and it is just said the recent computer hacked that shut down many services will reduced as third-quarter profit is a book by about $1 trillion -- by about 100 million dollars. cybersecurity insurance should cover most of the cost mgm said other the full impact has been yet to be determined. trying to analyze ultimately the cost for businesses. in a medical environment, companies reticent to spend on things they feel extra. sub security one area they pull back on? does it hurt them in the longer term? >> if not spending enough preventively, absolutely. there's a number, 10% of your total i.t. spend is what issue it spend is what usually reserved for you cybersecurity spent on making sure all the things you integrate into your networking systems have this component for cybersecurity whether that is monitoring the detection or prevention of one abilities, -- vulnerabilities to combat such a incident. most companies are not doing that preventative stuff and they win

personalized advice so impressive your money never stops working for you with merrill.a company. shery: you are watching daybreak australia. the top corporate stories we are watching, tesla shares closed higher after the company kept its full-year target for deliveries despite the quarterly decline in more than a year. third quarter shipments missed expectations with factory downtime, resulting in slower production. tesla delivered 1.3 million cars through the nine months in september. to ship 1.8 million ev's. firkin stock is looking to raise as much as $1.6 billion from its ipo. the company filing says the german footwear maker will sell shares of a range of $49 that will value birkenstock at the top end of the range. investors including the norwegian sovereign wealth fund are interested in buying shares. paul: these are the stocks to watch when trade opens in a few minutes time. we will keep an eye on minors including bhp. and metals as well. this is the goment forecast. tumbling prices foral and lng. we will see commodities, export earnings, slump over thxt two year

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my favorite story was a story called guide for general merrill.y dad sent a message he was needed to provide a guide across the stick track of flat jungle. so real briefly went to the elders and asking to get me a guide they all said no we can't know it has been across there. there was one guy who hunted in their one up and said he had a son maybe he could guide you. so they bring hishi son up his n is maybe 12. every went over the average height is about five -- four he's also very tiny. we used toki love to hear the story where kids because this little boy says yes i can do this. so my dad takes into general merrill he kind of looks at him but he says okay. so this child leads them through 40 miles of jungle it's a great and interesting story because it tells you a little about the people and how responsible they are at such an early age and they know so much about the jungle. so that is my favorite. >> the merrill she refers to is the famous. it's a big thing for 12 year old to do. the sign for heather to get in the hot seat. i was going to say

my favorite story is the story in the book called guide for general merrill. and it's, my dad was, send a message by stilwell that he neededgu to provide a guide acrs this thick track of flat jungle. so realt briefly, he went to hs elders and asked can you give me a guide? they all said no, we can't. know what has been across there. they said there was one guy who hunted in there, but he's dead. and then one of them said, but he had a son, maybe he could guide you. so they bring his son and his son is maybe 12. and since i went over there, , average iq to be about 54-foot back he's also very tiny. we used to love through the story when we were kids because this little boy -- 5'4". yes, yes i can do this, and so my dad i takes in two general merrill and mayor look sediment, but he says okay. and so this child leads them through 40 miles of jungle, and it's really kind of great and very sort of interesting story because it tells you a little about the people there, how responsible they are at such an early age and how they know so much about the jungle. it's my

sitting next to professor merrill is dr. tomeka robinson. she's a professor of rhetoric, rhetoric and public advocacy and the senior associate dean in the rabinowitz honors college. her scholarship focuses primarily in the areas of health, culture and argumentation and debate. she is frequently invited to give lectures throughout the u.s. and brazil and regularly gives commentary to regional and national news organizations about issues of politics, health and race. dr. hollis serra, closest to me, holds a joint appointment as a professor in the department of counseling and mental health professions and educational leadership. she's an active member of numerous professional and community organizations, has presented at regional, national and international conferences and has authored or coauthored articles on topics ranging from the impact of hope, grit and resilience. behavioral health, college persistence and online pedagogy. so we will engage in this conversation with tina tchen for about 40 minutes, after which we will welcome questions f

personalized advice so impressive your money never stops working for you with merrill.y: statistics suggest asian equities performed best the last three months of the year but a bloomberg news survey has found that history may not repeat itself this time around. for more let's bring in bloomberg senior asia equities reporter. there are so many risks right now facing global traders. what's particularly the case across asia? >> that's right. a confluence of factors that are staring at the market which might bring markets down globally remains the same. the up to one being federal reserve's resolve to keep monetary policy tighter for longer. that's, you know, is going to impact equities across the board. and asia is no different. second is the rise in oil prices. i think oil has rallied more than 20% from its june lows. you know, keeping inflation and inflation expectations higher. so again feeding into the case f igher dollar, higher for longer rates. an tat's going to suppress multiples and possibly engs. but asia, china is the world's second largest economy and china, t

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but the star of the show was pitcher merrill kelly, who gave up just three hits in seven innings.ather. we now have a named storm, storm ciaran, arriving wednesday night into thursday. we could see a very blustery spell of weather indeed. as we end sunday afternoon, some heavy rain falling across southern scotland and northern england, lots of showers elsewhere. through the night, this area of wet weather will pull up into the north sea. we will keep showers going particularly around southern and western coasts, some could be heavy. overnight temperatures between 5—11 degrees. may get a little more chilly in northern scotland. low pressure with us to start monday. the low pressure tending to weaken a little. it's not going to be as windy on monday. for scotland, it should be a predominantly dry day. some pretty heavy showers across northern ireland, wales, the south of england. the midlands, east anglia probably not seeing too much wet weather. it will stay quite cloudy across northern england. temperatures north to south between eight and 15 degrees. tuesday, further showers espe

the runs just kept coming, but the star of the show was pitcher merrill kelly, who gave up just three doing it it was alljust a dream it's a lot of hard work and being of the right place and have to give a lot of credit to the arizona organisation for giving me a chance to be here. i appreciate them a lot for giving me this opportunity but i'm just glad we got it done. much more on her _ i'm just glad we got it done. much more on her website _ i'm just glad we got it done. much more on her website but - i'm just glad we got it done. much more on her website but that's all the sport for now. hello, the week ahead promises to bring yet more wet and very windy weather. in fact, we now have a named storm from the met office, storm ciaran, set to arrive through wednesday night and into thursday. so we could see a very blustery spell of weather indeed. as we end sunday afternoon, still some pretty heavy rain falling across parts of southern scotland and northern england with lots of showers elsewhere. as we head through the night, this area of weather will pull out into the north sea, but w

arizona starter merrill de kell took it from there, striking out nine and allowing only one run. diamondbacks cruised 9-1. they now head to arizona for game three on monday, tomorrow. >>> san jose sharks legend joe thornton put the rumors to rest this weekend. take a look. >> judging how many people keep asking me, i guess i have to tell you, i'm officially retiring from the nhl. i thought you guys would have figured it out sooner, but you kept asking. but here i am, retiring. >> he looks retired. the 44-year-old made the announcement on social media. his 24-year career in the nhl included a hart trophy and the league's most valuable player. >>> 7:26 right now. much more ahead. coming up, a live look outside this morning as we remain under that microclimate weather alert. rob mayeda will have more on the windy conditions as the red flag warning is still in effect. >>> i'm on a skateboard. >> that inspiring story here at home. how this skater in her 60s stays on top of her game before she competes iernationally. competes iernationally. nt kayaking is my thing. running is awesome.

here to share where he's finding opportunity is chris hyzy of merrill and bank of america.d to see you. >> great to be with you, mike. >> how are you seeing the big picture action? you could have said coming into this week, markets maybe getting a little oversold, we're in a better seasonal period, near some kind of potential support levels, maybe the yields can calm down a little bit and make way for something good seasonally as we focus on earnings. does that make sense? are you persuaded by the action today at all? >> i'm not traditionally this stark as it relates to what this week actually means. but this is a big week. the magnificent seven, the narrow leadership has been the news headline for a while. that passed the baton over to the 5% yield on the 10-year treasury and bouncing off of 4200 on the s&p and so many cross currents not to mention the significant rise in geopolitical volatility and risk overall. this mountain of earnings this week is particularly in the tech sector, that has to drive some momentum and a little bit of tailwinds and catalysts to get some of

bruce bochy's texas rangers looking to take a20 series lead over arizona and merrill.backs, ignoring those bananas in the corner strikes out former a marcus simeon. he went seven innings and struck out nine in top of the seventh arizona, up 2 to 1. former giant evan longoria base hit to left alec thomas will score that made it a31 game the d-backs scored seven of their nine runs in the final three innings. ketel marte , a two rbi knock. that's 18 straight playoff games of the hit a new major league record. arizona wins nine one. they evened the series at one game three in phenix on monday night. earlier this week, the giants made bob melvin, the 39th manager in franchise history. it's a homecoming for the bay area native who went to cal, managed the a's and also played for the giants in the mid to late 80s. bo mel told me one of his favorite parts of the interview process was talking to the best catcher in giants history. >> and i finally got to speak to buster posey. by the way, i have never spoken to buster posey in all these years. and you know what? that's a good t

rober, toga merrill was arrested in february of 2022. and a jury found him guilty of committing various crimes against his girlfriend over the course of a year and a half. his sentencing has not yet been scheduled. if you know anyone or you are a victim of domestic violence, there is help. there's this hotline number. you can see it on the screen. it's 24 7 help that is available for free. it's 807, 9, 9, 7, 2, 3, 3, >> and the a student at fairfield high was arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school. police say the school's administration found that gun while they were conducting a search for missing phone as stu was taken to solano county juvenile hall and was booked on several weapon related charges. a student was taken into custody. the east bay, a person was killed last night after an amtrak train hit them in berkeley. police say that person was hit around 5.30, near harrison street and the track city have on your mat. amtrak police are now investigating. another horse has died at golden gate fields. this happened during training

making these assessments and amine tax records, versus values and realtors and florida's say that merrill lago is worth more than 300 million, that the 18 minute mentioned millie the city said what you think braided. brett: poll think you for having me on his way beyond with him as well and i was so you, one of the most difficult cases i ever dealt with was actually real estate transactions in the evaluation of a, is very difficult to assess what you have and i'm here to tell you, that if donald trump, if is not running for president of the united states would you think any of these cases are brought and that has to be the witness test, for whether or not a prosecutor is using their office, to pursue something for political purpose in a very concerned about this many of the other cases, there being a bill donald trump simply because they are on the opposition in terms of the political spectrum of the president who wants to run for office again in 2024. liz: reports of smaller property some, they sold for more than $18 million it mar-a-lago assessment and rush limbo's resident sold for 100

merrill kelly schwarber has been making a habit of hitting home runs in this series, this solo shot waswould be a third same matchup in the sixth inning. schwarber hits this one into a deeper part of the ballpark, but gets the same result. the runs kept coming for the phillies, who rolled to a ten nothing win. they lead the series two to nothing as it now heads to arizona for game three on thursday. the phils are seven and one in this year's postseason. those who were expecting the 49 ers to do anything less than go 17 and zero this season are still reeling about sunday's loss in cleveland. probably more pressing than san francisco's first loss is the question of who will be healthy for next monday night's game in minnesota. three vital parts of the 40 niners offense left the cleveland game. deebo samuel with a shoulder injury. christian mccaffrey with what they describe as an oblique injury and left tackle trent williams returned after another very big guy rolled on his right ankle. the good news is that x-rays were negative on all three. the 40 niners do have an extra day to get healt

terrorists are trying to come out of you dan sum merrill that they be intercepted through the ground and the air. there were also several operations in the syrian theater. we will do everything we can in order to protect our citizens and israel's sovereignty in all areas, and we will continue to push on until we reach decisive and absolute victory in the south. i'd like to say to you that yesterday i met with the families of the hostages, many of them, dozens, and i listened to them with great sorrow and pain. i heard their tragic stories that touched my heart, the stories of family members, sons, daughters, parents, and the concern for their well-being, and our attempt to reach each and every one of them in any way we can. this is my top-most priority at any given moment with any operation, with any activity i authorize and whenever i discuss or do not discuss what's happening in the entire battlefield or just what's happening in the gaza region. this war is not going to be a short one. this is not going to be an easy war, but we are determined to win. we are determined to do it for

merrill kelly delivery up and out to left his 3rd of the season. and the rangers. lee, former giant evan longoria hit a hard shot gets through the left side of the infield and will comes in alex thomas and there too. the banks now. 41 8 key marked a blow. the game open with the bases loaded grounder up the middle. so come into score goes to the 9th and the diamondbacks. they're just piling on. they win it 9 to one and grab the home-field advantage in the series. game 3 is in on monday in arizona. so that's a tough one. i don't you know, rooting for the d'backs right now after they know. >> well, the thing is you got to root for bruce bocce. exactly because he my and then on top of that, all the philly fan that we have in the building. no, it doesn't make it easy to root for the about the brock purdy situation. not expecting them to be olaying not either, but i'm excited to because one kyle shanahan said he never even thought about not playing him if he was going to be able to play in. so it's good that he was able to get clear question protocol and be out there bec

i hope and pray that the -- merrill lynch. as a focused on international terrorism right now as they have been on going after people who were there at january 6th at the capitol. international terrorism is a serious threat. and we need to make sure that were protecting our homeland. if you ask americans what they care about, i can guarantee you they are going to be more concerned about not having another 9/11 than they are about a potential january 6th. i do not condone violence on january 6th. i never is have and i lever wile cannot lose sight of what matters most. united states, we are an ally to israel. we are a target. hamas, iran, they do not like us. i sure hope that the fbi is utilizing as many resources as they had for januaryth and those investigations in protecting us at home. it could be a cyber attack, maria, it could be a key net ific or physical astack like on september 11th. we have to be on point at all times. and just like, you know, your former guest mentioned, marjorie taylor greene talked about the border.

were leading two nothing by this point when mitch garver hits a solo homer off merrill kelly rangersrail 2 to 1, kelly would start to settle in. the pitcher went seven innings, allowing one run and nine strike outs. arizona would plate seven runs over the final three innings. kelly kettle marte excuse me, and his postseason hitting streak to 18 games. diamondbacks win the game 9 to 1. this series now tied at a game apiece. well, several key players are returning for bay area teams this weekend. today, the san francisco niners announced starting quarterback brock purdy has been cleared from concussion protocol. it means he's going to start when the niners host the bengals tomorrow at levi's stadium. the rookie quarterbacks availability was in question the past few days after exhibiting concussion like symptoms following monday's loss to the minnesota vikings. since then, coach kyle shanahan confirmed purdy is a full go after the short week the team will be aiming to end its current losing streak tomorrow with purdy in play. they lost the last two games back to back as well. also retur

the sas is working with tribesmen in north burma and they are force multiplier for what known as merrill's marauders in 1944. so, you know, i just think from the sort of irregular warfare side, there's a lot to fill there. and i think also in my opinion from the logistical side, but it's not sexy. you know, it's it's hard to approach beans and bullets side of war and make that really interesting on its own face. i tell you, there's a human story there, too. and i think that's that's maybe how that could be done. just it just might happen. yeah. yeah, sure. you're you have this completely alien and alternative history. what would you see the u.s. army in the making room for choosing to go to the philippines for themselves? the beginning of the history of the. yeah, great question. so it's funny because, last fall i really looked into this very deeply because i gave a about what was called operation causeway the potential invasion of formosa, what we call taiwan, gave a presentation to a group of senior level army officers. and because obviously that's relevant, obviously today's world, unfo

and of course, the morale she refers to is the famous morale of merrill's marauders. so it's a big thing for a 12 year old to do well naptime heather sturt to get in the hot seat and i was going to say nobody here has had a chance to read dr. sher's book because it isn't out yet it's this wonderful thing when you first get to hold your book in your hand and i got to see dr. sturt hold her book for her first time in her hand the day that book is 21 days to baghdad, which focuses operation iraqi freedom through the career and eyes of general buford blount, who led the us forces of the third infantry division into baghdad in 2003. it's a book that's part biography and part battle and how does the character buford blount hold that together? because he has a very complicated history. yeah. so the first thing that drew me to this project was general blunt himself. he's a family history. one of his sisters did genealogy of the family, and she was able to trace their ancestry back to a couple of brothers who fought at the battle of hastings in 1066. so they have a long milita

transition process and everything got done at the last minute and put in boxes and shipped donda merrill -- shipped down to mar-a-lago. the national archives is asking that you return official white house documents and the doj said we ask that you comply with the federal grand jury. host: the former president and supporters take a look at president biden saying documents are found in his property but the treatment was different. what do you make of those comparisons? guest: they are not like cases. when the department of justice prosecutes classified documents or espionage act violations, they look at multiple cases with aggravating factors. was there evidence of disloyalty to the united states? evidence of extremely large number of documents? in trump posey case -- in trump's case there were hundreds of documents. he did not comply with the subpoena. when you look at the aggravating factors, put trump side-by-side with biden, it is clear that trump's case attracted prosecutors in the way biden's does not. biden's seems inadvertent. they are still interviewing people. the cases are not c

merrill kelly was great.t bat, schwarber, turner, bryce harper, going for 9 with four strikeouts. d-backs beat the phillies, 5-1. game seven is tonight in philadelphia. joe, that stadium in philly tonight is going to be absolutely insane. a game seven of the nlcs. how about the texas rangers? most people had written them off after they won the first two, lost the next three. they figure astros are going home. it'll be easy work. but, wow, defending champs, houston astros going home. >> the astros have been part of history in all the wrong ways, including a crazy series this year, alcs, where the home team lost all the games. just like the 2019 world series when they were playing the nationals, it was just crazy. mike barnicle, you do wonder, you look at these rangers and kind of wondered it from the beginning, whether they're a team of destiny. they struggled off and on. i remember they were going through, like, five, six, seven game losing stroking streaks in. looked like they weren't going to make it. they