paul: breaking news about nintendo. nintendo intends to boost production of its switch consul.now six years old and shipped 20 million consuls in the year. nintendo told partners it wants to turn out more switches in the fiscal year starting april, but has not yet set a target. we do not have official confirmation at the moment, but bloomberg reporting there -- they will be boosting output. nintendo pushing higher by .5% right now. shery: we will turn to the consumption picture across asia. of next guest expects china demand recovery to be the key driver of a jeanette these. joining us now is the head of apac. it is not just chinese consumption, it is asian consumption reopening. are you focusing more on those retail names, consumer discretionary's? >> the combination of them, i would say. consumer discretionary, and that includes e-commerce, internet and gaming, would possibly be the biggest beneficiary of china reopening. we have had two to three years of depressed consumption. sentiment is improving. on the ground numbers, looking at mobility data, or the tourist movement wi

and that is really kind of how i saved up money to buy nintendo games and do all the things that werehe wonders of my childhood. emily: what do you think you learned from that? you know, mowing lawns early, washing dishes early? tony: i think two things. one, looking backwards, it is just that you have to work to actually get things done. i didn't understand what it meant to live off of food stamps, to buy groceries, or free and reduced lunch, every day, inside school. but it was a very empowering feeling to buy my own nintendo or earn my way to buy my first apple computer. the second thing was, really, just the power of independent thinking. you know, my parents, because they were so busy just trying to make a life for our family, that i was largely left alone. so, i grew up playing basketball, watching tv. that's how i learned english. i grew up moving around a lot as a kid. and as a result, i think that gave me a lot of time to realize that it is pretty important to think for yourself. emily: so, you studied engineering at berkeley. tony: i did. emily: you went to business school a

i guess nintendo original. there they are. alright mario best buddies in four different toy story movies, woody. and buzz lightyear are voiced by which to hollywood a lister, tim allen and tom hanks. guys dreamworks this, uh, question studying. maybe i need to slow down. you guys are getting all of these. really, really quickly, okay? question four, which to a literate actors got their starts on nickelodeon's all that they then shared a sitcom together and you get away with the second half of the question. good burger. who was it and cowl? yeah come on, child is speaking to us. come on, by the way, there's an all that reunion in the works. really yeah. they're gonna be there and amanda bynes is going to be there. amanda amanda? amanda. amanda manager, please. yes okay. question. five. bruce wayne and nick grayson are better known as what dynamic duo i mean batman and robin. that's robin and batman to minute. okay so it turns out this dude duo crushed our dude duo quiz. yeah, i guess we did. this is what i think that's the firs

but this time, it went awry one of fish reportedly accessed nintendo s store and made purchases on theto refund the money and fish is now a congressional aide to george santos. only honest one on his team. >> last night an uber eats worker walked on court of a college basketball game to make a food delivery, he had more business being on the court than the los angeles lakers. during second half of a match up, he walked on court looking for someone to claim a bag of mcdonald's. talk about a huge mistake an official time out was called. the referee called a charging foul after seeing service fee. and food it was never delivered. customer who or r ordered it it never identified, i have a good idea. not saying names. today can the 8 anniversary of this show gram, the best show in cable news. i'm talking about this show. let's go to moment your dreams came true, first episode of kennedalia, january 6, 2015, i remember like it was 8 years ago. >> hello there welcome to the maiden voyage of srvs s kennedy, i hav always loved two things music and politic, they share the aim and love for freedo

>>reporter: nintendo fans are gearing up for the super mario brothers movie set to release in april chris pratt is the voice of mario in the new animated film based on the iconic videogame. the famous plumber and his brother luigi travel through the mushroom kingdom to save a captured princess britt other big names include jack black and seth rogen. pratt also stars in the latest from marvel studios, guardians of the galaxy volume 3 with the writer and director bringing the space trilogy to a close. the ragtag guardians on another dangerous mission to defend the universe. it is set to release in may. harrison ford returns in june as a legendary archaeologist in indiana jones on the dial of destiny. it has been 15 years since we have seen him on the big screen and this is the fifth and final installment of the franchise. in the newest adventure he takes on former nazis in an effort to help the us government beats russia in the space race. oppenheim or explodes onto screens in july. pq blinders actor murphy stars as a physicist oppenheimer the father of the atomic bomb it includes emily blu

so they don't know that they're getting nintendo switches, but their eighth no present is getting nintendo because both of my children are becoming videogame nerds and great. and i will you why they're getting video games i as a kid was prescribed video games by my ophthalmologist to because my hand-eye coordination was so and they couldn't get me to play games of catch because i was like that's going to fly into my face and then i'm going to get hit in the face and my glasses will and this was the voice of experience. so the doctor was finally okay, just get her. mario so they did. and mario specifically super mario on the super is the thing that caused me to be able have hand-eye coordination. so i am a strong proponent of having kids play video games because it helps their connect what they see with their eyes to. their hands? yeah, that's great. i mean, i, you know, i believe in i mean, if there any kids watching this, maybe talk to your pediatrician, see if they two will prescribe you a video game, tell your parents a blind lady tv's said you should have a super. yes, i have just caus

high end, consoles that cost several hundred bucks, low-end, they lump nintendo in there.eo game market as they try to kill this >> this is very activist, william. and i would imagine this would have long-lasting impact, because you're really testing the bounds of anti-trust law and sort of trying to rework it through case precedence in the courts is that how you view it and is this, you know, is microsoft much more of a target? is this particular merger much more of a target, because it would be a feather in the cap of the ftc and be precedent setting, versus, for instance, when the ftc went after another vertical merger, it was a gene sequencing blood test maker buying a cancer blood test maker, and there wasn't much of a challenge there. >> this is unmistakably an effort to reset merger policy and set it back within boundaries that existed in the late 1960s and early 1970s there's an important test in the courts in california right now involving the ftc's ability to block. the district judge is set to make his decision by january if the ftc prevails if that case, that w

the nintendo story up. that's where you go. the games and it ended up buying about $4 worth of content. so some good news there didn't spend too much money, but the bad news here is that it exposed its owners credit card information anyone that was watching the stream at the time. so not a fish. >> and if you about the owner of the hopefully they will reimburse coming up next at 3, a beach in southern nicaliforni looked a little different this week just why researchers turned the waters here. think. >> when kron 4 news returns. >> and now to a peculiar side to show you off the coast of san diego. take a good look at this. the waves crashing to the shore are a shade of pink. but here is the reason why the scripps institution of oceanography added i to the water at torrey pines state beach to conduct a special study. they're trying to learn more about how fresh water interacts with salt water near the shore. >> the die is not toxic and allows researchers to observe how settlements pollutants laura rea and other materials disperse

so the fish swim in a way that let it access the nintendo store.t's where you go to buy all the games for the switch. and that fish ended up buying about $4 worth of content. so fortunately not too much was last year except for the fact that this fish also accidentally exposed its owners credit card information for everyone on that stream to see. yikes. hopefully they canceled that card. okay. well, check this out. a camera set up to take pictures of colorado's wildlife was discovered by this bear. this animal apparently decided to turn the set up into its own personal selfie studio. boulder's open space and mountain parks team found 400 photos from the camera that appear to be taken by the same fare. just same bear. just look at all those angles. it's getting there. this particular bear appeared to really enjoy being on camera, striking all those different poses and possibly maybe even looking for the perfect filter to go with those pictures. all right. the vanilla frosty is back at wendy's. the decades old menu item replaced by the peppermint fro

if i let my eight-year-old play nintendo switch all day long, he would literally play it from six in the morning until my wife puts him down at 830 at night. he would play the whole time. my daughter once shocked me. when she was two years old. by taking a pretend l3 with her pacifier. i said while this is really crazy. think the struggle will be what is that interplay between the analog world and the digital world. i used to think it was going to create issues with socialization. i actually know don't believe that. because i'm seeing my children socialize. i'm taking a step forward. i'm starting to see socialization opportunities involved in teen myself and children. flank and tender games with my son. it is exciting and fun in an opportunity to bond and spend time together. at the beginning i thought this could be a problem and lack of social skills. because you're so digitized. but i also am seeing them play these games with their friends. they are virtually online with their friends and they are playing and talking and socializing. it is just a new world that we are getting into.

that gaming companies like the traditional ones like activision, blizzard, nintendo have.sed site those numbers in your report and you -- the conclusion he draws that there is a healthy m&a environment. yet caroline and i are waiting every day an update on microsoft and activision. do you think it will happen? guest: i do. the reason why, the objections are based on the theoretical of what might happen in the future. i do not think that will win out in court. that would set a dangerous precedent for future m&a come across all of entertainment. well, we might become a monopoly so we should stop this m&a. the ftc, could retroactively, if their fears become recognized, slap the hand of microsoft and see you need to divest. right now it is a really tricky environment and it would set a weird precedent across all the ftc scrutiny of different markets. caroline: your funds, your new ones, where is it right to invest? guest: there are a few areas and a lot of hype is generated around ai gaming. one of them is artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence will make the creation

45 billion in cash that gaming companies like the traditional ones like activision, blizzard and nintendo ed: you cite those numbers in your report and you look at the cash the mega tech companies have a new conclusion you have is there still a healthy m&a environment and yet caroline and i are here waiting every day for updates around activision microsoft, will it happen, won't it happen. do you think it will happen? >> i do. it short, i do. the reason wise because the objections are based on the theoretical of what might happen in the future. i don't think it wins out in court, it sets a dangerous precedent for future m&a across all of entertainment, not just gaming. you might become a monopoly so therefore we should stop this. the ftc later could retroactively, if their fears become realized, can step back in and try to stop the head of microsoft and say, you need to separate. so it can always step in later if their fears are realized, but right now it's a really tricky environment and sets a router -- a weird precedent across all of the ftc scrutiny of different markets. caroline: you

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remains to be seen on the other hand, a lot of these hardware players, whether it's apple, sony, nintendodevices so the holiday season in 2023, i think, will be telling >> will meta benefit from that if it's not them making the device or the killer app >> i think so. i think they need each other a killer device will need a killer app and facebook and the metaverse is potentially one of the killer apps. >> maybe not the promise of the metaverse but facebook is working on artificial intelligence which plays into it and there's been some evidence reported by "the journal" their investment in ai is getting more people interested in facebook again, particularly reels. do you think that facebook is a leader in the space as we talk about things like chatgbt and the algorithm? >> ai has a ton of promises and moved forward with leaps and bounds whether facebook is one of the leaders in ai, i'm not sure. i don't see them be like a dominant player in ai. i think they will be a great player but i don't think they will be a leading player. >> you're bullish on facebook, meta you don't think they have

they've offered to let "call of duty" play on other consoles like nintendo, for instance, all to a-- these days, europeans will come up with a viable company like microsoft. in the meantime, they're going to copy their ideas and take their money. look at bitcoin can. have you any idea why it's breaking out? lauren: fear of missing out. stuart suit that's it? stuart: lauren: and the ftx fallout. you're stuck in the $16-17,000 range, and all of a sudden over the weekend 21,000 the, it seems to be holding. i asked two guests yesterday, they said, yeah, we don't believe this. bitcoin's going back to 8,000. stuart: ryan payne's i itching to get into this. >> nothing's changed, stuart. when was the last time you used bitcoin to buy coffee in the morning? never. lauren: i don't know if we can, but if yo pull up the cryptocurrency-related the stocks, all surging today. 10% gains in mare hon. stuart: that's a rally in crypto today. lauren: so there is something going on. stuart: careful, payne, careful. lauren: for certain cryptos. stuart: let me see pfizer, please, because i think wells farg

. >> jimmy: happened to be the same month the nintendo wii came out. >> oh, that i knew. >> jimmy: thatwent back through and kind of collected some notes. you drove yourself to the show. >> okay. >> jimmy: you got lost coming here. >> makes sense. >> jimmy: did you drive yourself tonight? >> i did not. >> jimmy: okay. >> i was on time. >> jimmy: you learned your lesson. >> yes. >> jimmy: we had a psychic on the show, and we expected you would want no part of that. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: but you decided to hang out. >> of course. >> jimmy: stay with the psychic. >> yes. >> jimmy: you like psychics in general? >> i can't get enough of all that stuff, yeah. >> jimmy: you like it. >> i like psychics, i like close -- you know, card -- magic tricks, things like that. >> jimmy: similar things, you think? [ laughter ] >> i think they're a little bit similar. am i wrong? >> jimmy: i think you're right, actually, yeah. and the psychic told you that you were a psychic, basically. that you had the ability to see the future and et cetera. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you agree with that at the time? >> uh -

. >> reporter: nintendo fans are gearing up for the "super mario brothers movie" set to release in april famous plumber and his brother, louie ji, travel through the mushroom kingdom in a quest to save a captured princess. other big names lending their voices to the film include an i can't taylor joy, jack black, and seth rogen. >> hello. we come in peace. >> pratt also stars in the latest from marvel studios "guardians of the galaxy volume three." star lord peter quill leads the rag tag guardians on another dangerous mission to defend the universe. >> i'm her godfather. >> harrison ford returns in june as the legendary archaeology in "indiana jones and the dial of destiny." it's been 15 years since we've seen indy on the big screen. and ford says this is the fifth and final installment of the film franchise. in his newest adventure, indy takes on former nazis in an effort to help the u.s. government beat russia in the space race. >> now i am -- the destroyer of worlds. >> oppenheimer explodes onto screens in july. peaky blinders actor stars as physicist j. robert oppenheimer. the star s

. ♪ >> reporter: nintendo fans are gearing up for the movie set to release in april.n the video game. the plumber and brother in a quest to safe a captured princess. other names are jack black and seth rogan. >> hello. we come in peace. >> pratt also stars in the latest from marvel studios. with writer/director james gunn bringing the trio to an end. the film is set to release in may. >> i'm her godfather. >> harrison ford returns in june in indiana jones and the dial of destiny. it is 15 years since we have seen indy on the big screen and ford said this is the final installment of the franchise. indy takes on former nazis to help the u.s. government beat russia in the u.s. space race. >> i am the destroyer of worlds. >> oppenheimer explodes on screens in july. physicist j. robert oppenheimer. this drama is about the father of the atoming bomb. the cast includes emily blunt, robert downey jr. and matt damon. ♪ wish i could be ♪ ♪ part of that world ♪ >> for much younger moviegoers a live action version of "the little mermaid" in theaters in may. ariel falls for a dash

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from ancient acorns to your nan�*s nintendo — we'll visit a new museum devoted to old pcs and gaminglabour has accused ministers of watering down standards of patient safety. we're joined now by the shadow trade secretary nick thomas—symonds. good morning. the headlines. hundreds of new ambulances, potentially 5000 more hospital beds. £1 billion. not to argue with that, is it? i £1 billion. not to argue with that, is it? ., ., , is it? i do not trust the conservatives - is it? i do not trust the conservatives to - is it? i do not trust the conservatives to deal i is it? i do not trust the i conservatives to deal with is it? i do not trust the - conservatives to deal with the crisis in the nhs. it is rather like asking the arsonist to put out the fire they have created. we seem to have come a long way since the conservative promise of a0 new hospitals, to promising what they are today, which is hospitals at home. our national health service is in a dreadful state as a consequence of 13 years that the conservatives have had to get this right. what they should be doing is seeing the pre

the gameboys, the first ever nintendo walkmans gizmos and gadgets which transfixed online in awe of thisctro sonic genius. pretty much everything . one came from a much everything. one came from a faraway place on the other side of the world called japan. sony. hitachi mitsubishi, toshiba. all we had to do was wait another few months. and the latest in technological explosion would be available to beg, plead and die for on your birthday . japan with for on your birthday. japan with a trains and brilliant brains was the future that japan , alas, was the future that japan, alas, is no more. and it could argued that one of the main reasons is a collective japanese instinct of isolationism and traditionalism. the are not fond of immigration or even cross—pollination. they have a special pejorative for those of mixed ethnicity despite their finest tennis player name a sucker being just such a person a hafu or half breed . as a hafu or half breed. as a result of this, the japanese are altogether a more daunting prospect. the end of their civilisation as they know it. the is demographics . a th

nintendo plans to boost the switch, the company which is based in kyoto, gave forecast to $19 millionause of a chip shortage. it is convinced it can make more . demand remains strong. analysts expectations are fails to decline somewhat. have a look -- let's have a look at the bank of america fund manager survey. looking at the most crowded trade in months. the chinese market, 12% of people at the moment. that is trailing only long dollar and est positions, which guarded 2% and 17% of the votes. fund managers bowed ash bedded against china stocks, after -- batted against china stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: beautiful day. skyline of tokyo. 11:29. seven degrees celsius in the japanese capital. this is a session which started off with the nikkei in negative terrain. we have turned positive, as a going to the lunch break. on top of that, we are looking at fumio kishida, the prime minister will be commenting on a covid last vacation. he'll be doing that at 11:45, company standard time. also, we have inflation out of the country as well. the cpi year on year, 4% up from 3.8% in novem