that was the community of rochester where he really focused a lot of his philanthropy and more broadly on areas that were complementary to business if i think of business today a lot of business leaders, i think take social support for the basic market system as as given that i i wrote a piece recently in atlantic, and i know they haven't been talking to many people 30 and under that. well, that's what i was about to say and if you talk to even business school to so these aren't undergraduate political science students and talk about people who are studying finance and business school are skeptical of the outcomes of the capitalist business oriented economy. so i think businesses need to be more engaged their businesses also can solve a great many things in partnerships with each other and with local educational institutions. i use it in the book the example of pittsburgh as a place that did come together under business in philanthropic leadership to reinvent itself the state of massachusetts did the same after the evisceration of mills as an industry. so business leaders can play on t

i grewin up in rochester new yok and i'm going to bring you back to that later.t's fascinating in the book but when i grew up in rochester new york it was the silicon valley and film and cameras and copy machines and optics and a fly in equipment and incredibly prosperous and rochester got hollowed out by the globalization competition from japanese. one company after another went under. when i wasr growing up 600,000 people i don't know the numbers exactly to date but it might be 300,000 people. but i i it was very painful. a lot of people moved and resettled. when we look at the statistics from that period, there was a lot of things. i think the statistics still today the 30% of americans live in a state' where they were not born compared to europe where i think it is 3% that live in a country where they were not born. but that has really changed. the statistics have gotten drastically worse and that is absolutely as you are saying and you cited at the very understated way i think the mobility isn't down and so when youngstown, which there's a beautiful opening

it's just outside rochester, rochester, new york home of xerox, kodak, all these great companies of horriblemic policies rochester the same county with the same incident occurred. i will guarantee you if elite trying to have been a democrat, the sky would be behind bars he would not be enjoying a nice comfortable dinner tonight after try to kill our congressman and our governor candidate. i mean he went after him it was like a brass knuckles type of defense thing with a very sharp point on it. and he was going for his neck to try to kill cutting which would have been fatal. this is a serious crime that's being pooh-poohed by the democrats. they're all kinds of citizens. not just congressman and candidates their citizens across the state in this country who are in peril who are looking for us to pass commonsense laws as the congressman said we need to start holding people accountable. when you hold a crime you need to be held accountable if it takes going to jail you need to be off the streets for the primary job of our government is to keep a safe and secure. elizabeth: to the congressman's

president biden's bat wtle with covid, despite being double boosted >>> breaking overnight, two rochester, new york police officer shot while on patrol, one rormeportedly killed >>> mother nature continues delivering scorching temperatures that pose danger to people and animals >>> and we'll introduce you to a 100-year-old golfer who says he doesn't do anything special, doesn't eat well either but is sharing his secret to vitality it is friday, july 22nd. "early today" starts right now i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. the january 6 committee wrapped up up its hearing with prime time bombshells the committee gave a minute by minute account of the attack on the capitol and the actions taken and not taken by the former president chris pollone joins us, good morning. what did we learn in these latest hearings? >> reporter: some of the most chilling testimony came from a white house security official whose identity was obscured. this person described calls from the secret service detail protecting former vice president mike pence the agents feared for their lives. >> members were starti

jonathan: jordan rochester, of nomura.urope, there are all these micro stories and i like what he said about little flyers this morning. to go to the other side of the world, out on twitter from bloomberg, writing on property bonds. i don't know anything about this in china but we are underplaying the stresses of china. jonathan: could not agree more. we talked about that a few times. the prospect of more covid restrictions. wti, down by 4.6%. coming up, jim polson. looking forward to that. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now, there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating, and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's g-o-l-o.com. >> underlying

jordan rochester said we are getting there.han: ing was talking to the team earlier this morning. he basically turned around and economist at ing. let about if or when there will be a recession but how deep it will be in europe. that is what we are trying to figure out. with that in mind, this pretty much crept up on us. next thursday, we will cc -- we will see something from this ecb -- from the ecb that we haven't seen in a long time, a rate hike. tom: the importance of it is tangible where you and i should get on the gulfstream and get over to frankfurt and cover this properly. jonathan: that might be difficult at the moment. tom: talk about this historic moment for christine lagarde. jonathan: we talked about the invasion of ukraine over the last six months and the next stage of our coverage and of course we will cover that invasion and the war as it is ongoing. the economic fallout. that is just turning to come to the surface and a much more pronounced way. lisa: and what is the economic fallout? i'm trying to think about

jordan rochester out of london.t miller, from the german economy minister, not ruling out intervening in gas prices. tom: how do you do that? jonathan: i would love to know, but that is essentially the statement that's been made. matt: it is also the opposite of what we been reading. with the bailout and a lot that just went through, we expected them to let higher cost to be passed on to the consumer. i am not sure how he would intervene. the interesting thing that doesn't really matter, this is contrary to his party's raison d'etre. they want to reduce the use of fossil fuels. higher prices should be good for the greens. jonathan: one hell of a reality check about how you go about doing that. we have a netflix call as well. tom: we are getting into earnings season and they are adjusting. he goes a little weak and says it is the new streaming. paul sweeney is the expert on this. streaming wars are here and it is not happening. this show "stranger things" is not going to save netflix. i believe they go to a neutral.

reporter, john hand, rochester -- >> they found that jean was still upset. her neck, but that there wasn't enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> so, incident over? >> that night. >> he shot to kill me, but nothing results in terms of charges? >> correct. >> so, a history of abuse it, appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. on campus, coach colin hadn't heard from charlie and days. and now, his phone ring -- >> campus police called me up and asked me to come to his fraternity house, which i did. they wanted me to know that charlie's father had been killed. it was rugged. we've got a bunch of players in the fraternity and everybody was, obviously, very upset. >> charlie tan admitted that he had shot his father to death. >> i think he was probably disbelieve more than -- and shock that this occurred. >> we had a team meeting about it, but immediately after, there was summer support for him. everyone was amazed by the support. from >> the get-go, there is no debate, the entire frat and team had char

we are seeing numbers coming out of syracuse and rochester.ant to feel safe on their streets. they have want life in new york to be more affordable and filled with more opportunities. they want freedom. they want a government where they feel like they are in charge of their government. they want public servants who believe that public service is about serving the public, not being served by the public. [applause] kathy hochul had a really bad week. there was a story that someone had given her, a family gave her hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign contributions. >> harris: we're watching congressman lee zeldin at his news conference. first event he is holding since the attack on stage. he held the attacker off, then a group of people jumped in also to save him as the attacker kept going for him. he is about to take questions about that. when he does we'll go back to that event in syracuse, new york today. i want to bring in the power panel. the executive director of america rising pack and the ceo and founder and a democrat campaign co

blunt rochester of delaware, mr. veasey of texas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. steele of california, i inform the house that ms. steele will vote nay on h.r. 5118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress members kahele, thompson, levin, bourdeaux, vargas, swolewell, richie torres, cuellar, panetta and keating, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on h.r. 5118. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by ms. eddie bernice johnson, mr. jerry m

and intense hate live this year has bought drought to many parts of rochester state. here trains bringing 2000000 liters of water have become the only reliable source of it. ah, these 40 wagons, all of them filled with water, or a lifeline for the state of for justin. this does that region often see temperatures bryce to about 45 degrees celsius. but this year the heat wave arrived early, big, 3 months of drought has left thousands of inhabitants without water. either way, look, i opened the top and there's no water. at the moment, we only get water once every tindy's, without water, we can do anything. all i ask is for water to drink. twice a day, local authorities fill up the train with water from a lake nearby and transported over 60 kilometers. as soon as the train arrives, precedence flop to get their buckets filled, even though the water is not yet drinkable, it should be filtered by a treatment plant before being distributed yet. yeah. got it. yes, this water is not filtered, but what can we do about it? plastic bottles are too expensive, we can't afford to buy

sitting congressman, the suspect expected to make an initial appearance before a federal judge in rochester. you see him walking up to congressman zeldin before he was tackled as the congressman campaigned for new york governor in fairmont. meanwhile, quite a scary seen as you can see. the attack has been turned into a rallying cry for reform after the suspect was released under new york state law as congressman zeldin predicted. other big stories, president biden continuing his recovery at the white house after his covid diagnosis and the world health organization sounding the alarm over the monkeypox outbreak declaring the global emergency. we have live team coverage. christina coleman has more on this. we will start with alexis mcadams who has the latest. >> reporter: breaking moments ago the man who attacked leaves eldon is facing federal charges for assault after he spent a few hours in handcuffs and didn't post bail in new york even though the entire thing was caught on camera. >> what is he doing? >> reporter: you hear people shocked wondering what was going on. he is republican cand

she's at the convention in rochester the state convention. smith wants to get wants of fdr on the line. he stays away from the phone and away from the house. finally honor says, okay. i'm not going to promote this with them, but i'll get them on the line smith convinces him. it's his duty to do it. and you know, he decides yes as a good soldier the party i will run. louis howe and eleanor didn't want him to run lewis howe had said it's not a good year to run. the republicans are riding high. it's the roaring twenties and if you lose you're gonna be blamed. they're going to blame it on your health condition and say that you you didn't didn't win because of that. so he accepts the domination and he decides that he's going to go out on the campaign trail smith was like you don't need to worry about the campaign herbert lehman the lieutenant governor candidate. he can do a lot of this you can make a few speeches. fdr goes out sort of barnstorms the state all over the state traveling and by car another, you know all over the state. in rochester he

the worst-case scenario was from jordan rochester at nomura. nomura at $90.rude is someone hundred dollars. copper -- crude is sub-$100. copper. losing the faith and dr. copper. as this a global recession narrative rises. said the -- sam fazeli said the fed can raise rates by 200 basis points and still not cause a recession. dani: we have a reporter standing by, and the current, annabelle droulers in hong kong. manus: a report in beijing. lizzy burden in london with the final poll of potential prime minister's is down to eight. dani: the imf warning a broad-based surge in inflation posts systematic risks to both the country and global economy. we are joined by enda curran. walk us through this warning from the imf, of course, i had of cpi today. enda: slower growth and rising unemployment. they are now looking for growth of 2.3% gdp in the u.s. this year, down from 2.9%. they are expecting unemployment to go up to around 3.7%. they said policymakers need to be focused on tackling inflation but also said the stakes are very high. they warn it is going to be ve

rochester, minnesota, we hear from paul on the republican line. >> this is rochester, new hampshire. >> i'm sorry about that. go ahead, paul. >> i have a real radical, radical idea. when we take all the nuclear weapons that we have, we have about less than 200 countries in the world. take all the nuclear weapons we have and put them in a big pot and divide them up equally with all the countries in the world then nobody would have to, they wouldn't have to develop nuclear weapons. everybody would be worried because they neighborhood nuclear weapons and nobody would want to use nuclear weapons because the neighbor had nuclear weapons and we would stop that we could all go on to developing and doing things that were necessary for mankind. rather than worried about nuclear weapons. >> okay. chanel in rock island, illinois. on the independent line. >> yes, hi. thank you for having me on. >> you bet. >> i had several different topics that i can do that fast. on the monkey pox thing, when the hula segment monkeypox and the cdc and all that. the spreading is basically the whole body monkeypo

lee zelman of new york, republican candidate for governor was attacked at a campaign event outside rochestern thursday. a man with what is being described as a sharp object confronted congressman zelman and assaulted him. zelman was not injured. the suspect has been charged. german chancellor olaf scholz has opened the door for extending the life of the country's three remaining nuclear power plant. the units are said to be switched off at the end of the year, but germany is at the center of an energy crisis that has gripped the eu. schultz signaled he might reconsider the nuclear plant closures. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is "bloomberg markets." snap's disappointing results had a ripple effect in the social media sector. $90 billion wiped out of stock market value after snap reported an increase in concerns about the outlook for online advertising. let's bring in mandeep singh. scott kessler. scott this is interesting. very

congressman lee zeldin i'm a reportedly was attacked tonight during a campaign event outside of rochestere man is believed to have had a knife, we are told lee zeldin was not injured, we will continue to follow that story as it unfolds, stay with us. also tonight, another day, another round of january 6 committee political theater. this predetermined outcome, one sided show trial. if joining us now is the host of "life liberty and leaven," i call in the mark levin. you and i both condemned violence, you and i believe in protecting our institutions, protecting our elected officials, we both agree on that. we also agree what happened in the summer of 2020, we have 574 riots, mark. we had thousands of injured cops, dozens of dead americans and billions of property damage. why aren't we also looking into that too? >> well, we know why, because this is a rogue committee that is appointed by nancy pelosi to stop donald trump from running for president. you know, donald trump apparently waited 187 minutes, sean, before he issued his video. that would be 11,220 seconds. why did they keep saying 1

blunt rochester, mr. veasey, i inform the house that ms. blunt rochester, mr. veasey will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. weber: speaker perlmutter, i inform the house that mr. carter of texas, ms. granger of texas, mr. paul gosar of arizona, i inform the house that they will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. correa: mr. speaker, happy birthday. mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members kahele, mike thompson, andy levin, bourdeaux, vargas, swalwell, richie torres, cuellar, panetta and keating, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri seek recognition? mrs. wagner: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, mr. barr of kentucky, and mr. guthrie of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. barr, mr. guthrie, and mr. mchenry will vote yea on t

a pretty suburb of rochester.ouses, big families, and top ranked schools that make the people who live here want to stick around. >> this community, i grew up in a bubble. this is the community is a bubble. >> the rideout family lived in that happy bubble. chelsea dated the whole this right out boy, colin. >> i remember one of the first time i went over to his house in high school, he was cooking dinner. and i was like oh, man, cooking dinner. very cool. >> very responsible? >> oh yeah. that was one of the reasons why i fell in love with him. i loved his family. >> and it was a big one. three girls, four boys. the rideout household was always bustling. family dinners, holidays. colin's parents, craig and laura, embraced the chaos. this is craig, s sister, robbyn drew. clearly they like being player they were enjoying this? seven. kids >> dad craig worked as a computer programmer and spent time entering kids at his church. >> craig is an outwardly personable person. you meet craig rideout, your like. him >> paul tu

. >>> an arrest now in the deadly ambush of two cops in new york police in rochester say a gunman killed one officer and hurt another. the police chief there said the officer who died was a 29-year veteran. >> last night officer mezurkowitz and his partner were attacked in a cowacowardlyambush >> just jed yesterday the mayor declared a state of emergency. the announcement in response to a surge in shootings the two officers were working on a murder investigation the gunman hid in some bushes and fired about 17 rounds at officers sitting in an unmarked car. cops say ambulancies took the officers to nearby hospitals where one officer died his partner is said to be recovering at home they say a bullet also grazed a 15-year-old girl inside a nearby home she's okay but after the shooting, officers then combed the area they found the suspect hiding in a crawl space inside a vacant home he's facing murder, attempted murder and other charges they didn't identify him, but said he had an extensive criminal record. >>> it's going to be another weekend huddled around the air conditioner. in case you

i live in a place, rochester, new york, which is home to the rochester institute of technology and university of rochester, both great research facilities. there was a book recently written, "jump-starting america", two m.i.t. economists. they rated 130 different communities across the country that are falling behind despite the fact that they have great innovation ecosystems but they lack investment. and the public investment, which we're talking about making through our regional innovation hubs, will drive private investment because priechlt private investments in advancing our interests for the long term. we have to do this. this isn't something we could decide to wait a year, two years. this is an investment we must make now. we've fallen behind and we can no longer afford to fall further behind. so our economic interests, our national security interests are intimately tied together. that's why this legislation is so vital and that's why i hope we will have a strong bipartisan support when the bill comes to the floor and with that i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves

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in rochester, rochester. so, you know, i like the youho know, the biden white house, kathy hochul, the governor comes out with statements we condemn. we condemn. how about c condemning no cash bail for criminally negligent homicide, second degree manslaughter, money laundering. and if are advancing terrorism, i mean, there's dozens of no cash bail saying that they in 2020 but they're not condemning that. they're just putting out these saveti it, you know, kind of statements on to say you've got exactly what do you think do tht cat cat keychain cat. yeah it's pretty cool. yes. yeah. i knows is this weird. it's almost like you couldn't stage a totally performance art project . >> yeah. illustrate a point. i know i don't i get why he continued the speech because he's proving he's strong and unafraid but he also didn't really need toll because whatever words he was going to use couldn't have been as effective as what he was talking about happening. yes, exactly right. he he kind of just come back and said so that

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he was addressing the rochester ladies' anti-slavery society. this is james earl jones reading the historic address during a performance of voices of a people's history of the united states. it was co-edited by howard zinn. the late great historian introduced the address. >> frederick douglass, once a slave, became a brilliant and powerful leader of the anti-slavery movement. in 1852, he was asked to speak in celebration of the fourth of july. frederick douglass: [read by james earl jones] fellow-citizens, pardon me, and allow me to ask, why am i called upon to speak here today? what have i, or those i represent, to do with your national independence? are the great principles of political freedom and of natural justice, embodied in that declaration of independence, extended to us? and am i, therefore, called upon to bring our humble offering to the national altar, and to confess the benefits and express devout gratitude for the blessings resulting from your independence to us? i am not included within the pale of this glorious anniversary! your

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here in winter the there is the wonderful 10 kilometer decided to lay down the glacier to more to rochester dodge. in the summer, i see you can do the glacier trail, which also leads down holes from the d of a later this year. this alpine scenery is really something the next 50 kilometer length of the route to our next stop will take diana or about 3 and a half hours by bike like car it would be 50 minutes. galban den has around 11000 kilometers of mike pops in. all the swiss national park with its 170 square kilometers, is the country's largest nature reserve here, fight thing is not allowed. see, i vibe and you have been working here for 26 years. i'm in. what kind of any money have you seen? how and see bill butted him so much the da feel a hit. she think i get a lot of deer under goats and ibex is in summer and bad bill bark that don't involve spotted bears and wolves as well about in the slot and on base all day, it was very special to see such predators using it. also it also allocated to be a bother. oh fine. yeah, last stop me straight out of a fairy tale. i did finish here. we are

representative lee zeldin was giving a speech near rochester yesterday when a man walked on stage with a pointed weapon in his hand, apparently trying to stab him. video shows zeldin grabbing the man's wrist. they fall to the ground as others got involved. zeldin was not injured, and the man was taken into custody. zeldin continued his speech. he's challenging governor kathy hochul in november. >>> the heat wave that is baking the deep south and northeast is expected to continue into the weekend. people in new york tried to cool off at coney island yesterday. temperatures soared into the 90s, but it felt even hotter with the humidity. >> the breeze coming off the ocean kind of lessens the heat. but overall, once you get away from here, it's hot, sticky, humid. you got to take at least two, three showers. >> in philadelphia officials declared the first heat health emergency of the season yesterday. temperatures there are expected to stay in the 90s for the next several days. there's a heat advisory in effect through sunday. >>> and health officials are investigating the first polio case

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from rochester, pennsylvania three. hearing from david on the democrats line. go ahead. david, i'm sorry, david in rochester you are on the air. >> yes, that last got got off the air i appreciated everything he said, everything. he cannot have said it better. trump is a criminal, pence is just like him, he see and you have a living restriction republican station. we know that now because you had those same redneck calls every day, all day long. they say the most stupid stuff and you never intervene and say stop it, it is a lie, when it's a lie? >> washington d.c. is next, on the independent line we hear from john. >> good morning, america, first a lot like say thank you to c-span for allowing the rednecks to call, for allowing the african americans to call, allowing everyday americans to call. of course we don't all see eye to eye on everything. mike pence, i do not think mike pence would be a valuable candidate to be a president. of all of the malfeasance that has taken place, not only with trump, although trump expoun

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and rochester, top diplomat has hinted that a t cause of europe's energy crisis wise and pure politics. sergei lab, rob stress that the nord sim, 2 pipeline, which connects russia, germany, but doesn't currently have berlin's operational approval, is capable of meeting the demand. to just was the was, we're now witnessing the bus around the decision, my gas problem, that one more gas turbine of north stream one has to be taken to maintenance. and the e. u is conveying some extraordinary energy session on the matter. in this regard i simply wanda, there are rules which provides secure operation of the pipeline. did i get it right? that way of being urged to violate the rules as particular german representatives of doing. as far as i'm concerned, germans are famous for being committed to rules. how can they cool for the violation of rules on which dependence the security of people, when it comes to the north stream to it, is completely ready to make up for the demands of europe, which needs this particular fuel. however, it's close for purely political reasons, but it's you, sir, gala ro

food stuffs, in kenya, with flowers, sugar, and cooking oil, doubling in price in recent weeks. rochesters have blamed for government for the economic hardships as they gathered in front of the president's administration building to express their outrage. some said the government has been treating them like slaves in their own country. oh, i don't want to meet my legs now. you know what to do. i know when children are starving to death, and honestly, we are suffering simply because we cannot afford even a pack of corn flower or may not. even the most common fish produced in kenya is now too expensive about you. so it has forced us members of the community to come out of our houses under bring to the attention of the government, not to the cost of living is daily rising and it is now hurting us. many families are slipping hungry. we have the people are departmentalised that are not finding it hard driven for poor report foot on the table. we want to ask that government not to they must to now come fought on douglas. this issue. dutch police have fired warning chance at outraged farmers prot

he and the prime minister have promised to resign over and rest, sparked by the economic crisis rochesters in colombo. say they'll carry on occupying the leaders homes until the 2 men are gone. european union health agencies are recommending a 2nd karone of i was booster vaccination for people over 60 and for the medically vulnerable to counter a fresh wave of coven. 19 a 2nd booster for people over 80 was recommended back in april or to nigeria. now where the front runner and next year's presidential election has broken with the countries tradition of power sharing between muslims and christians . bulletin who boot is the candidate to succeed in coming. president bahama do bihari for the ruling. all progressives, congress party to new has chosen muslim senator and former governor cassim shakima . as his running mate, nigeria follows an unwritten rule of power sharing between the largely muslim north and the christian south. in an effort to foster unit from one l, i'm joined by alyssa chic wilma, our correspond, it in lagossi and melissa, let's talk about the situation a little bit. what d

and in may 2020 authorities issued directives to protect bath across the state of rochester in india, after more than 150 were killed there. the the color region is one of india dry, nice mining top minus still be on the hill would not for the determination of that scientists, dr. bar given sri, nevada, who discovered it, call me of call or leave notes back inside the cave. in 2030. the species hadn't been spotted in several decades. we found the listing side of the bat, and we found that the mining logic in mining happening lots of trucks on the hill. and the mining had come to almost 100 meters near the listing site. so immediately be alerted the local authorities 1st and also the local communities. we also run a signature campaign with the religious, with ours continued protest that you know, you need to start mining. a ban on mining happened in january 2015. and an area of 223 acres was declared, a conservation resolved in 2019 finally bringing protection to this critical bat habitat. these are the cut marks that you can notice over you. off the mining that was happening back then