shery: given challenges in the u.k.the markets, how does this code or the ecb and tightening as well? christian: on september 23, the u.k. government comes up with a big budget. six days later, the german government announces a similar package. and nothing happens in the markets. there is a credibility deficit that the u.k. has that the continent doesn't have. now that germany said it and has arguably given the rest of europe covert to follow suit to support the economy as well, it all depends on how this is designed, whether it works to lowering inflation had -- inflation and helping the ecb or making it worse. if it makes it worse, the ecb hikes further and we could experience a situation as in the u.k.. but giving europe the benefit of the doubt, some of the packages look more compatible than what we have seen in the u.k.. shery: is germany going to be one of the economies that is going to fail relatively well -- fare relatively well with the drumbeat of recession across the board, and their exports have been slowing

shery: we got the reaction in the u.s. with the treasury rallying, the ten year yeld falling to -- yield falling to 10%. they have lifted the stock market, that is how they have had a rebound from technical levels as well. we are seeing wti prices gaining ground but we have not seen movement in the new york session. a potential pullback in demand given what we saw from a that they are doubling down on the covid zero policy. it seems to be risk on, we are seeing wti gaining ground. haidi: we saw the moves to the upside when it comes to trading. the u.k. chancellor scrapping most of what is left of liz truss' economic program. let us bring in garfield reynolds. it has been a wild ride for u.k. assets. we basically are back to where we began. where do we see guilds and the pound trading here? >> we are and we aren't. things have settled down and we are closer to where we were before they came out with the many budget. it is not just for perception. this is going to remain a risk premium. baked in, all of u.k. assets for at le

shery: coming up,, the u.s.ef warns that cyber security threats are growing at home and throughout asia. our exclusive interview with other hundred mayorkas, up next. -- alejandro mayorkas next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: a sea of red across markets in asia right now. the energy space, the only sector that is greening ground as the wga maintains gains -- wti maintains its gains, despite the fact we saw the biden administration confirming release of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve's. materials and tech leading the declines today. paul: the u.s. homeland security secretary says cybersecurity threats are growing both at home and throughout asia. speaking to bloomberg, alejandro mayorkas warned about the nation's activity coming from china, north korea, and iran. sec. mayorkas: malicious activity from the prc is a real and present threat not just for the united states but for other countries as well, and that is why i traveled such a distance here to singapore, to speak of the nature of the threat, the nee

shery: u.s.ures continue to extend declines in the new york session after every sector in the s&p 500 was in the red mostly, except for energy. we are hearing from cleveland's retta mester saying she does not see the fed cutting rates next year and the fed will not cut until they get inflation down to 2%. hawkish ♪ haidi: we have labor cash earnings as well as household numbers out of japan just crossing the bloomberg. missing household spending for the month of august, the print 5.1%. expectations were 6.7 percent, but it is an increase from the 3.4% the previous month. we saw in july, the cutback when it comes to japanese households on spending. we have surging virus cases. some consumers making the effort to rein in spending to offset the cost of living as well even as inflation in japan has been moving higher. but we are seeing the gain of 5.1%, not what the markets were spending. labor cash earnings seeing a stronger-than-expected gain of 1.7 percent. we are really seeing gains against expec

shery: u.s.utures extending games after -- extending gains after we saw a little bit of a dip, after north korea fired missiles. we w millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. ♪ shery: we have breaking news out of japan that tokyo's court cpi rose up 2.8% year on year, back on line with estimates for the month of september and accelerating from the previous month. when it comes to the headline it cpi numbers, we are near growth of 2.8%. a slight deceleration from the previous month, but in line with estimates. you take on a fuel, but also

shery: we also see a new in ita.'s get to the first word news aul: giorgia meloni has been sworn in as italy's new premise her, becoming the country's first female leader and leading its most right-wing government since world war ii. she must steer the country and its mammoth debt through an energy crisis compounded by a rising interest rate since slowing economic growth. she will address both houses of parliament makes week for a confidence vote. that officials are preparing to roll out another 75 basis point rate hike next week. an eventual downshift to more incremental increases. buried daily says policymakers should stop planning for hikes of 50 points after next week. the fed will have to guard against overshooting on restrictive policy. north and south korea have exchange warning shots along the disputed western sea boundary. south korea's joint chiefs of staff said the navy fired warning shots to repel a merchant ship that violated its border. north korea's military said it responded by firing 10 artillery she

shery: that was are earnings today. the biden administration is planning to release 15 million barrels from u.s. emergency reserves. they may consider significantly more this winter. bloomberg has more on this. we continue to see more measures to try to fight rising gasoline prices. >> this is a top issue for the midterm elections that will happen here in the u.s. in three weeks. the administration was angry when opec-plus announced plans to lower production targets by 2 million barrels. there are sensitive to any action that will result in higher gasoline prices. the action was taken today to try and limit any price effect from that opec-plus decision by putting the last 15 million barrels from that original trench on the market come december. paul: how about the plan to add to the petroleum reserve when prices get to between $67 and $72? does that put a floor on the crude prices? >> it remains to be seen if that will happen. the administration official who was talking to our reporters said that they are intending to g

shery: full of loyalist men. that's a very important in this huge change in leadership but interesting that you keep mentioning the former president, hu jintao. i feel like you are alluding to some of the reason why we saw that former leader in that shocking removal from congress. any idea what happened? stephen: what made this strange is this is a highly scripted event, the closing of the national congress. to have after the cameras were rolling and the foreign press and local press in the great hall of the people, to have these assistance come and physically lift -- this is the man who ruled china before xi jinping, to physically lift him out of the chair and he seemed discombobulated. he said a couple of words to xi and patted the shoulder of another on his way out. he's saying a couple of words to xi and xi just nods at him. the word is hu jintao, who looked frail, had some health issues and that's the official response. but of course social media, what posts could not be censored was alive with speculation t

shery: the top stories this hour. u.s. listed chinese stocks plunger concerns over xi jinping's grip on power. the golden dragon index opposing the biggest drop on record. haidi: a rally for the second straight session as investors gear up for technology earnings and the prospect of slower fed hikes. shery: rishi sunak warns of a economic challenge as he becomes the third prime minister this year. u.s. futures under a little bit of pressure after u.s. stocks gaining ground for a second session i had a big technology earnings this week -- ahead of big technology earnings this week. 80% of firms on the s&p 500 are in the green. 60% are positively surprised. we continue to follow the data around the economy in the u.s., pmi's contracting in the services sector, a little bit more pessimistic mood in the new york session although in the asian session we are gaining a bit of ground towards $85 per barrel level on oil. in the u.s. and on what is happening in china, delayed economic numbers. pointing to a mixed recovery. look at w

shery: the top stories of this hour. u.s. stocks fall. chip stock sinking to 2020 lows after fresh restrictions on china's access to u.s. technology. haidi: lael brainard lays out the case for fighting inflation, the world bank and imf warned of a $4 trillion global recession. shery: president biden condemns latest missile barraged on ukraine as vladimir putin threatens further attacks. annabelle: u.s. futures seeing a little bit of an asian session -- sing a little bit of a pick up on the asian session. when it came to the semi conductors, the pressure was felt across the board. november 2020 lows down 40%. not to mention it was not just washington's actions but it was also the fact we got a peek into earnings season that did not look great last week with samsung. crude prices falling for the first time in six sessions. we continue to see the downside pressure. mobile demand concerns coming to the forefront despite the fact we have opec plus announcing production cuts. not to mention geopolitical tensions around ukraine. we were and it c

shery: the top stories this hour. u.s. stocks rally's solid corporate earnings boost investor sentiment, the s&p 500 opposing the first advance in two weeks. paul: netflix surging on strong results after 2.4 billion new subscribers in the last quarter. shery: the bank of england is starting the light bond sales after a record selloff that sparked intervention. u.s. futures extending gains as as the s&p 500 is rebounding. this is finishing off a session high, we tell you why because we have a little bit of pressure from the technology side. treasuries are unchanged today, 10-year yield managed to stay above the 4% level, a two year yield pressured towards the 440 level. we are following wti because we have heard reports we could see some more releases from the u.s. reserves. oil was under pressure today but it is gaining ground in the asian session. we had dated today. when it came to firebrick production we did see gains 23rd consecutive month. apple at one point turning negative today, given reports that it was cutting ba

shery: we are seeing yields zooming up a percent.nything interesting when it comes to corporate or sovereign bonds? >> well, we are thinking right now the rates are good. if you're going to hold onto your bonds for a few years, it is probably not a bad time right now. they are so much higher than the yields stocks. they do afford some balance to the portfolio which they have not been able to provide year-to-date. that is something people like to have some treasuries for high-quality corporate's in their portfolio to just give them some sense of security. even though they may be giving up some upside on the stock rises -- rices. we think treasuries and corporate's in the u.s. are looking more attractive. shery: mariann montagne, portfolio manager at gradient investments. you can get all of the stories on today's addition of daybreak terminal subscribers can go to day b . this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the business flash headlines. peloton is laying off employees for the fourth time this year, along with other

shery: the energy crunch?spite environmental concerns, demand for the dirtiest of fossil fuels has been on the rise. most u.s. power plants one of the key fuels that is used and the stock prices for coal from central appalachia was up more than 200 for a ton. newcastle coal from australia is up, it is down on the day. you see the wesco prices there as well. check out the action for a lot of the coal-based stocks. they took a big dump on the back of the spot price increase. the surge in coal prices has to do with post-pandemic demand for electricity and the fact that coal miners cannot boost supply fast enough. haidi: in the meantime, australia is posting a fit of the lithium refining capacity. -- fifth of the lithium refining capacity. a reporter joins us now. james, they are looking at the value of australia's energy as well as mineral and mining exports. he goes to the back of what sue was saying, despite the momentum behind the energy transmission, we see oil and coal place at a huge, voluble part -- play s

shery: our bloomberg columnist.rgy minister says european proposal to set limits of the price of natural gas are hypocritical. speaking exclusively to bloomberg he also told us it may be challenging to meet next year's energy demand, including from asia. >> it will be difficult to meet next year's demand, so it depends on what russia will do. you see a lot of factories closing down but there was a lot of switching going on. how much of that happens will also dictate the result of fuel or maybe a different outcome. i hope that they have it for winter. in my view it will take until 2025 to get a good resolution. >> do you think asia is better prepared to tackle the type energy market for the next couple of years than europe is? >> i think asia is actually in a tougher position. some of the advanced asian countries do not have a lot of the conversion to different fuels. some countries are much more on coal and fuel oils may be able to withstand less gas in the future. >> a couple of months ago you promise not to divert

shery: right. today's opec-plus meeting where ministers will discuss potentially the biggest oil output cut in two years. let's bring in andrew jean. how significant would a 2 million -- 2 million barrels a day cut bait? andrew: that is a big cut. delegates a couple days ago were talking about one million barrels a day and now apparently doubling that. there has obviously been a change of thinking there. this is may be reflective of the fact that major economies are heading for recession and the outlook is not looking good. the other point to knowing -- to note is the saudis don't seem to be too concerned about retaining the u.s., because it is hard to overstate the amount a biden administration is focused on keeping gasoline prices low. and the timing of this is also particularly bad given you have the midterm elections in november. already we have had reports that white house officials are possibly trying to revive an idea about limiting u.s. exports of refined products like gasoline and diesel.

shery: what are other people saying?are less optimistic about opportunities in the markets at that point. annabelle: we also had an interview with boaz weinstein and he was more sanguine. he said that basically markets are trying to figure out what to focus on. first you had concerns around inflation, supply chain issues, he still have a fed leading on the market. he says basically we are in a market fog and it will really take a long time for that to clear. we are not talking just the next two months, he is looking at a timeline that extends over years. take a listen to this exclusive interview. >> we're all used to selloffs that are fairly quick. even 2008 was five or six months, where at the end, you can wonder, is there an all clear sign? we have the fed behind us, quantitative easing. now we don't know who the savior is because at the end of all this we are going to still have tightening and shrinking the balance sheet. selloffs were just a prelude to a bull market one or six months later. to me, this is the feeling

shery: the top stories this hour. u.s. stocks surged with the s&p 500 reaching a key technical level with the strongest rally this year. haidi: the reversal of fast fiscal stimulus boosting sentiment, jeremy hunt scrapping tax cuts as prime minister liz truss faces growing pressure to step down. shery: china relays a -- releases a report to concern investor uncertainty. we actually had a very strong rally with almost 90 9% of s&p 500 companies one point and gaining ground, we are seeing the 10-year yield moving to the 4% level as treasuries also rallied, it was a risk sentiment today, being boosted by what was selling in terms of earnings not to mention we were rebounding off of technical levels. not a lot of changes in wti prices. we are seeing concerns about global demand. along the asian session we are seeing a little bit of upside above $85 a barrel. let us look at the bloomberg, the numbers out of the bank of america when it comes to the consumer side of things, adding to the rose expectations about consumption, spend

shery: i'm shery ahn coming to you from sÃo paulo.the top stories this hour, president bolsonaro and his challenger as the numbers come in. haidi: asia starts to build on gains last week. the dollar edging up against most of its peers. south korea in morning after the halloween crowd crush that killed more than 150 people. the president promising a thorough investigation. shery: in brazil, we are watching the presidential election with 81% of votes tallied. we are seeing guatemala at 53 percent with a sharp edge when it comes to the vote count. bolsonaro 49.7%. the caveat is in the initial results, we are expecting bolsonaro to take more votes since they come from the southern states where he has greater support. we continue to watch. if we get a close election, the key question will be whether we could see more turmoil or if both candidates will accept results when we continue to see challenges for the economy, inflation rising. the silver lining in brazil seems to be the central bank primitively tightened so that might help the econ

shery: the top stories this hour. u.s. technology stocks fell after hours on disappointing earnings from some of the industry's biggest names including alphabet and microsoft. haidi: australia warns of growing debt and deficits as the latest government holds down spending in the first budget, we are live. shery: the twitter takeover saga going to the end, final steps to sum up the cash. the asian trading session, we have the misses coming from the disappointing technology earnings, that is pressuring the market, in the new york session we had a third day of rallies. we had the likes of gm and coca-cola coming up with positive results and that supported markets. we how the 10-year yield falling for .1%, bonds continue to rally. we have seen oil under pressure in the asian session, we are slightly higher in the new york trading session. look at the after hours of trades because microsoft for example talked about the surge in dollar. -- the surge in the dollar hitting their revenue. we saw the gain in the new york session. el

shery: good evening. i am shery ahn. the top stories this hour. u.s. stocks halt their two day rally with treasury yields surging to multiyear highs on rate hike concerns. paul: fed officials keeping up the hawkish rhetoric on the fight against inflation but james bullard sees an end to aggressive hikes next year. >> we are predicting that inflation will come down and it will be a disinflationary year in 2023. shery: the dollars growing strength ways on tesla's results but elon musk says a meaningful share buyback is likely. u.s. futures extending its deadlines. we have every sector of the s&p 500 in the red today except for energy. oil gaining and that is what markets were watching. above the $85 per barrel level, close to $86. we continue to watch nasdaq futures. tech under pressure. we have the 10 year yield continuing its rally with the treasury selling renewing with a two-year yield at the highest since 2007 and it's all about the hawkish fed really playing into the markets. and after hours trading, we are watching tesla. stock coming off session

shery: good to see you again, governor.hose rrr cuts you talked about before the end of the year and now with that complicate your monetary policy stance? >> the way it looks, the fed is going to probably do at least two more 75s and maybe another 50. so, its a question of how much we will respond -- it is a question of how much we will respond. the argument for not responding point by point is that our inflation rate is lower. it is lower. the argument for moving something higher is that the pressure on the currency also has to be addressed. haidi: the philippines central bank governor speaking to us. this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decide

shery: from new york, i'm shery ahn. the race is on to replace liz truss as the u.k. prime minister with the conservative party aiming to choose a successor within one week. >> u.s. stocks and in the red as treasury yields rise on more hawkish fed remarks. >> the white house they be looking to expand plans for quantum computing and ai. we're keeping a close eye on what bloomberg has learned in terms of tech exports controls. we are seeing u.s. futures under pressure right now. we had seen selling and treasuries continue with 10 year yield above the 423 level. we are seeing them pricing and a 5% peak policy rate in 2023 and a hawkish fed record -- rhetoric. we also had oil rising but paring back some of those gains. we have a little bit of optimism that china was going to roll back some of its quarantine requirements for visitors. the broad market pessimism his weight on oil prices as well. 85 barrels per barrel. look at the 30 year yield on guilt. these are the key events over the past few years, but liz truss becoming the shortest serving prime minister of the u.k. w

shery: you mention china. much do you have to pay attention to geopolitical implications on a day like today for example. we've learned the is planning to expand export controls even to quantum computing and ai. julia: it looks like those tensions are only escalating and it has been a very difficult year for china, especially because of not only the property market in china, but the zero covid policy. for investors, they need to ask what could possibly change in 2023 and 24. we have only seen an escalation in terms of the very slow growth that we are seeing in china or are we going to see china turning a corner and better growth coming out. we know that looking at other experiences and other economies, economies and countries exit zero covid and economic growth and rebound is very rapid. so while things are very, bearish at the moment, i think the key for investors is what could be different in 2023 and 2024 and that we could be seeing tailwinds here coming through for china. paul: before we let you go, i want

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shery: trading is underway.e are unchanged at the start, but futures had been appointed take day two of gains, driven by what is coming through the u.s.. optimism we are hearing on the outlook for company earnings. add to that more relatively calm descending on the u.k. and also have the slight retreat there in yields, another some vector for the equity session as we get underway we are still focusing very closely on what is happening and currency. particularly the japanese yen, now trading fairly flat. we have seen signals of intervention in the markets. two times in two sessions. the offshore yuan about 7.3 for the first time ever. concerns about the outlook for the chinese economy, some think and focus given we've got two sorts of orchids going in asia. one in wall street, and another in mainland chana -- mainland china. xi jinping stacking key leadership positions with allies. what that means for covid zero and companies at the expense of the private sector. we are watching dip buying, or if it extends. othe

shery: what about wage pressures?seeing that tight labor market we have experienced here in the u.s. and in the australian economy as well? annabelle: it shows just how slight the labor market remains. it is the primary constraint on big business. a proportion of businesses reporting debt -- it's the primary constraint that continues to increase. looking at some other measures in finding skilled and unskilled labor, we are seeing signs of a shortage. labor shortages remain very acute and it does point to continue pickup and wage growth over the coming year and that will add to inflation in terms of the pressures. haidi: christina leung joining us to preview the rbnz decision which you can get more on on your bloomberg at tliv . you can get commentary and analysis from our team of expert editors. this is bloomberg. ♪ zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fid

shery ahn, we thank you as always.ning us now is stephen parker, head of advisory solutions at jp morgan. let us pick up where sherry left off. how concerned should we be about china? is there a geopolitical risk premium? steven: what is interesting is it has been a chinese issue. we are not seeing contagion and other market, even around asia. that would be unthinkable to previous years when he sought news like this. when i talk to our emerging-market portfolio managers, they have had a cautious view on china for a wild, primarily because of that regulatory uncertainty as it relates to markets. they are not ready to move into the region yet because they are finding compelling opportunities in other asian markets. jon: let's build on that. what are the kinds of existent would build confidence for investors to give it a second look? stephen: the thing we are going to meet looking for is a shift in terms of policy that relates to both rated her corporate policy and policy earned stimulus and economic growth. in particular

shery ahn joining us from sÃo paulo.lk about how the market is reacting to what we are seeing now. let's go through what is turning out to be a volatile special. walk us through what markets are looking for. shery: what a dramatic comeback not only for president lula but also european assets. the real fell 2% against the u.s. dollar. it is rallying and seeing its best day in a month. the vespa had fallen 2% at the open but we are seeing the likes of real estate companies and est related stocks and others gaining ground. perhaps the initial reaction, a lot of negativity over the state owned companies. what happens to them, what does incoming president lula want to do with them? we have seen the privatization drive from president bolsonaro the past four years. we are watching what overseas investors are thinking about the markets. it seems the moves are driven by capital inflows from overseas. historically, they have been less averse to workers party administration. what is next depends on the economic team, who left a poi

shery: this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we are watching shares of sk hynix.planning to cut investment spending by more than 50% next year. let us bring in annabelle for more on the results. annabelle: keeping with the numbers that came through in the last few minutes, we saw in the third quarter profit numbers 60% drop here. operating profit declining $1.7 trillion. you put that in contrast to what analyst had been expecting which was 2.5 trillion won profit. that also missed the estimate of 12.2 million won. the problems and only facing sk hynix but also where the inventory levels and wheat exports and thinking about inventory levels with all the numbers doubling in the previous quarter. as i said, those warnings have been coming through from other chipmakers, pc supplies, the semiconductor market is heading into a sharp downturn there will be lasting until at least the first half of next year. you have the concerns around recession risks also soaring inflation and that is forcing customers to cut back on their spending. haidi: it was the reduction in capex

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and of course our thanks to shery ahn, as we continue to cover the market reaction.ing up, canadian saying finances have weakened over the last year as they cope with rising prices. more on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is bloomberg markets. time for today's "for what it's worth." today's data point is 47%. that is the percentage of canadians who say their finances have worsened in the past year. by comparison, just 13% said their finances have improved. that is the latest canadian confidence paul. this is the high since the survey began back in 2008. let's get more perspective now from our reporter who covers the canadians. >> it illustrates two things. number one, there is no escape from the current cocktail of terrible economic circumstances. you have high inflation, high interest rates, and falling home prices. there is no escape from this. the second thing it illustrates is that economists have been warning the canadian economy is particularly interest rate sensitive. pain and household are carrying a lot of debt. they are among the most indebted ho

professor sheri berman of columbia university.nd the us says iran has deployed its military experts in russian—occupied crimea to help launch further drone attacks on ukraine. iran is accused of helping co—ordinate so—called kamikaze drone attacks, causing immense damage to ukraine's power grid. tom brada reports. street lights extinguished. office blocks and apartment buildings without power for hours at a time. russian attacks targeting ukraine's power grid have forced millions to adapt to life in the dark. translation: unable to use | energy resources as a weapon, the current leadership of russia gave the order to turn the energy system itself into a battlefield. in the space of a single week, at least 30% of ukraine's power stations have been taken off—line. hoping to make the most of the energy they do have, ukraine's government has imposed restrictions on electricity use, with power outages of up to four hours at a time. translation: we are ready i for outages, we have candles, we have charged power banks, ukraine is charged

polling puts you at a 6 point lead over democrat sheri beasley and a new new york ti sienna pol findsleaning towards republicans with just 35% preferring democrats. congressman, what's going on in terms of the independents, hispanics, what can you tell us about the voter population today and where they're leaning? >> we've got a strong campaign. folks are waking up to the fact that the real issues are not what the democrats are talking about. they're out in left field. they're not talking about things that the american folks and folks here hard working families in north carolina are talking about. which is inflation and crime and education because parents a say in their kids' education again. they know what's causing inflation, they know it's joe biden, the policies of the green new deal that sheri beasley would support. they know crime is worse at the border. they know it's right in our neighborhoods here, they're not safe anymore because of joe biden's anti-police and sheri beasley's anti-police policies. so they want to take back control and they realize that republicans are the wa

i hope you get the chance to get out and enjoy that, shery ahn covering the election in brazil for usgo to tliv to get commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. haidi: these are the stocks we are watching as we go into the market open in sydney. my quarry -- macquarie feeding forecast, supporting their global markets business as well as commodities trading. speaking of, stocks are sinking faster and deeper out -- on slowing demand out of china. bank of japan is expected to keep his current monetary policy settings unchanged. later today, we will be asking the former finance minister official takatoshi ito where he thinks policy action might be warranted. daybreak asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going a

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sheri berman is politics professor at barnard college at columbia university.pittsburgh. thank you very much will being with us. quite the drama in the uk, how is it being viewed in the united states? i uk, how is it being viewed in the united states?— uk, how is it being viewed in the united states? i would say with a combination _ the united states? i would say with a combination of - with a combination of bemusement and puzzlement. bemusement at how such a chaotic situation could arise, and puzzlement because the rules of your political game are so different from ours. let's talk more about that, because of course we have a parliamentary democracy in britain, whereby the governing party gets to choose their leader, who then becomes the prime minister. and of course in the states, you directly elect a president. so there must be some confusion over how someone can come to power without a direct election. right, exactly, half of americans think it would be wonderful to change our leaders every 45 days, and the other half think this is completely and utterly nu

because if yours is told that so cited troy, sheri is also slow because when russia with cowers surprises like october 1st, well roll october, carla, so forth. so yet you and you on that was normal, was for, for be on the west with oh, so abortion was illegal in the united states until the case of roe vs wade. i had an art today because i had an abortion in 2012 and that abortion saved my life. and we are here to fight for women's rights. the constitution actually is no life and reward children are persons. they should be afforded the right to life is every other person they shouldn't be murdered. just because mom thinks that can be murdered. the overturning of roe vs wade. well, it's a tremendous victory. it's historic victory. our role must be very clear. the health life of women, this nation. now at risk, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point, obviou

because if dorsey is told that so cited troy, sheri is also strong because when russia with cowers surprises like us, so the 1st world will ask other collab. so for so yet union that was norris for far behind the west. on this addition of the program, we asked 3 questions. how was the conflict in ukraine likely to end? why does the west refuse to negotiate an end to the conflict? and how will the international order likely change as a result of the conflict in ukraine? ah, children at st and residential school suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages, the police and evidence that identified those perpetrators in the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was only 7 years or was too high for me. so for me to put me in the chair or by the law warriors to run over here, be somebody and run here and she kept solution with themselves. some of them are my relative. didn't make it jerking themselves to death over doses . but yeah, it made me make me the person i am today because i'm i, i don't give up what is

rice: it is so great to see iliana and sheri even though it is virtual. this is a really important conversation. in eight years i have seen an enormous increase in the number of women coming to washington on both sides of the aisle. regardless of ideological differences, that's good. until women are 51%, we are not going to have equality. my decision was personal. i was coming up on my 57 birthday and i said, it's time to do something else. i have always been cognizant of the negative impact that a lack of term limits has on the legislative process, local or federal. i said i am not going to wait for me to be term limited, i am going to term limit myself. i also want to expand on what sherri talked about. january 6, for those of us who were there, was incredibly horrifying. it was for every american. that was part of my thinking, more in terms of that day was terrible, but the political aftermath made it almost impossible to get anything done in a bipartisan way. when i was a freshman member of congress, i spent my political career as a reach across the a

good part of northern ireland, western scott and seeing some sheri right. heavy rain, they're into good parts of portugal as we go one through wednesday. more the same as you go on into thursday that wet weather coming across wales. good part of england, few showers there into central park for much of central europe. as you can see, it's dry and fiber, plenty of sunshine, warm sunshine, they're across much of the mediterranean, some lovely weather continuing here, largely dry chair across much of north africa, still a few showers into eastern parts of egypt with heavy showers for west africa. the weather, sponsored by cat on a ways jumping the stream when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to dinner at the end of the day. we are the subjects of the door and family, plus one person's opinion, but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption. we're a global audience, becomes a global community though scariest part of this moment in my country. is this toys for a more weapon?

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sherry: -- shery: good to see you again. how would that affect your overall policy stance?e way it looks, the fed is going to probably do at least two more 75's and maybe another 50, and in this case, for the philippines, it is a question of how much we will respond. the argument for not responding point by point is that our inflation rate is lower, but the argument for moving boulder -- moving bolder is the pressure of the currency also has to be addressed. yvonne: that was a philippine central bank governor speaking with our "daybreak" team. to get to first word news, we have vonnie quinn in new york. funny: south korea says it has dispatched 35 fighter jets after north korea fluent aircraft near the inter-korean border friday. south korea says it has detected the launch of a ballistic missile. the latest in a barrage of recent provocations by kim jong-un's regime. north korea state cited kim as saying pyongyang needs to continue strengthening its arsenal to deter enemies. about two dozen police patrol visited a beijing intersection after footage emerged about a rare prot

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