francine: marija veitmane there, senior multi-asset strategist at state street global.pec+ is considering its biggest production cut since 2020. we are live in vienna, that stories up next. and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. we are 21 minutes into the european trading day. pressure as markets are now pending that inflation fighting is the number one priority for sinful banks. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. >> ray dalio has given up control of bridgewater, the firm he built into the world's largest hedge fund. the cofounder transferred all of his voting rights to the board of directors and it stepped down as co-cio at the end of september. micron plans to invest $100 billion to build a memory factory in new york. it will get state incentives for the plant, which will generate 50,000 jobs. it comes as the u.s. boosts incentives to reduce reliance on asian suppliers. emerson is in talks with blackstone to sell part of its commercial and residential solutions business. it would mark a sizable deal in an increasingly weak merger

we are nowhere near there is what state street said to me. but dollar construction. where are the dark parts of the concern in the world across assets today? dani: someone essentially said they are monitoring it and it is not bad yet, perhaps indicative of that chart. the world is monitoring it. let's get to our top stories. as he burden is at the tory party conference in birmingham -- lizzy burden is at the tory party conference in birmingham. manus: we have ahead of that, prime minister liz truss spent the weekend defending the government's economic policies after the mini budget triggered a market rout. >> i stand by the package we announced and by the fact that we announced it quickly because we had to act. i do accept we should have laid the ground better. manus: we are on the ground in birmingham. lizzy, the question is, did that interview yesterday set up enough to quell the mounting anger against her and her chancellor? lizzy: liz truss is trying to stay defiant but you can see the crack's in her resolve starting to show. it is mentioned that she through the

michael metcalfe of state street bank joins us.loomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ ♪ shery: this is "daybreak: asia," counting down to asian major market opens as we get hawkish fed speak, a stronger u.s. dollar, the japanese yen at a 24-year low against the greenback as we hear the drumbeat of recession warnings. did i get everything in? [laughter] haidi: we are hearing escalating fears from the likes of the imf, cutting the global growth forecast, saying there is more risk of sub 2% growth globally. output is already being flagged. all of this is playing in

this time we know that there are hundreds of prisoners, steve being taken in prison with state street that the north takes place at the north, around the prison are also on the ground as was very well protected. and the reason cooled effect of dynamics, that the events that are going on the ground shooting the wrong and tell us are still present. abraham ra easy has been speaking about the developments in the country and oversee the ongoing tensions. what did he have to say in his remarks? well, today he was doing a culture. he went and did his ph work on this. i did call to go live in the wrong, but there was some lines. it's still were there were, were quite interesting. so the said that, you know, you run this try culture, be bad if there are some things. if there saw a missed practices that they should be. why some of the laws regarding did the culture she's in the car needs to be to walk by so expert and might links familiar with what scoring promising that reference to the most people. all right, apologies for that. we'll try and establish hopefully what will be a better connect

shery: julia from state street global advisors, good to have you with us.nty more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here is a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. snap shares plunged after the bell on the slowest quarterly sales growth ever. a decline in advertising spending dragging on results. the maker of the snapchat app says third quarter sales rose 6% to $1.13 billion. snapple -- snap noted increased competition. shares were already down 77% this year. a bloomberg source says deutsche bank has laid off dozens of origination and advisor staffers globally within its investment banking division. the move comes as a market slump and fears of a recession crimp dealmaking. we're are told the cuts focus on -- but at least one managing director will depart. blackstone's third-quarter profit has faltered. markets and rising borrowing costs have chilled dealmaking. distributable earnings in the third quarter fell 16% to $1.37 billion. that measure of earnings available to shareholders amounted to $1.06 per share, which did not

state street, jp morgan. russell and, lines and bernal sdpeen price. propoedz 3 [inaudible] not what we were looking for here. russell had challenges. we appreciate russell's service history but there were challenges that have related staff turn over and number of positions in the combined through the years. team is getting loner this happened the same time they were in the fifth year of an 8 year fund. and therefore selected turn over at the firm or turmoil and change. observed during the course of the contract. in addition, there are senior level turn over. with the departure of the ceo for these reasons are what quality is in the service team and the capitol of the organization, it was deemed they would be a reliable partner going forward than i were e lim nitted. jp morgan provided a response they offer off the shelf funds and a couple of shortcomings. but there is a >> reporter: if you use alternatives liquid real estate woad be on the table for this mandate, you would have to use their requirement not manage we remember look forward to. in additi

coming up the state street global advisors joining bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. you up-to-date with news from around the world, this is the first word. in germany chancellor olaf scholz will reverse a long-held position and support the issuance of european debt to ease the energy crisis. bloomberg has learned schultz singled openness to use common borrowing, but only of the money goes to eu members as loans and not grants. that follows news that germany's aid decision could trigger imbalances in the block. in the u.k. the chancellor of the exchequer is taking steps to calm financial markets following a turbulent period. ill announces medium-term fiscal strategy and economic forecast on october 31, more than three weeks before he had planned. russian missiles hit kyiv and other ukrainian cities today in the most intense barrage since the early days of the invasion. vladimir putin threatened further attacks, warning action would be harsh after vladimir putin played ukraine for an action that damaged a rail bridge connecting crimea with russia. global news 24 hours

investors waiting reports from financials from goldman and state street and truist financial.ter a strong day with the kbe surge more than 2.5% led by bank of america and by mellon. still has a long way to go down more than 11% this year joining me now is devin ryan at jmp securities devin, thank you for joining us. >> good morning, frank >> we had a big week of bank earnings goldman coming up later today. what is the theme with big bank earnings >> i think the theme we're seeing this quarter probablyal year in a really tough back drop is the business models are resilient. i think more so than people probably have given them credit for and more so in the past. what you are seeing through the capital market central names is investment banking is very weak. particularly after a record year last year. areas like trading are picking up the slack and performing relatively well. interest rates are creating uncertainty in the economy for banks, the higher interest rates are a positive thing the theme is resiliency and also the theme of macro uncertainty continues here it is creating

mega names, here is the calendar folk, bank of america me hadlon, goldman on tuesday, along with state street , wednesday, allie, citizens, comerica, thursday, keybanc so a lot of banks but could some of the companies have upside surprises and in turn, trigger investor sentiment to a much firmer move? let's get to the floor show we are joined by our old school all-time fabulous traders john c orpina, keith fitz-gerald. gentlemen, we know that for the week the dow is the only major that looks to gain here but i would like to ask right off the bat, john, where is your focus at this point? >> yeah, my focus is trying to just get through earnings season at this point, right? we kind of know that the sentiment is heavy and is going to sit on this market, and we also know that ceo cfo's are really going to rely on the current situation. rising interest rates, geo political uncertainty, global economy uncertainty, so what does that forecast going to be moving forward? we know that it's going to be rocky waters. we know some of these calls are going to be tough. it's just the ripple effects that come

get banks to take your deposits and then invest in very, very richly in treasuries but i think state street is a terrific buy. and thank you for those kind comments that's the kind of stock i like people to buy. good yield too how about karen in florida karen. >> caller: hey hey, jim yeah, karen from jacksonville, florida. >> oh, i love jacks. big game this weekend. what's up? >> caller: hey, i need your advice i bought shares of novavax yesterday. as soon as i saw it on an alert from the cdc that it was recommending it to be used kind of as a booster shot in conjunction with both pfizer and moderna. so my question to you is this novavax stock has done absolutely nothing for the last 24 hours from the moment the centers for disease control announced its release. >> right that's why it's down 87% >> do i hold it? >> no. karen, i've been against this stock from time immemoriam and i'm reiterating once again i'm against novavax. now, let's go to rick in florida. rick >> caller: hi. hallelujah boo-yah, reverend jim bob cramer >> how are you doing, partner? >> caller: yeah. my question is on fox

states. the streets really are paved with gold because you have a great store.n. >> i hope you do and i would love to show you around. stuart: thanks for being with us today, appreciate it. >> love your show, thank you, happy holiday. stuart: when it comes to cutting back costs there is one service consumers don't want to give up. tell us what it is. ashley: streaming services. even as americans cut back in the face of rising prices, fears of recession, few are willing to give up streaming subscriptions. according to a report from national research group most people said they were more likely to cut back on dining out, groceries, and clothing and less likely to cancel amazon prime, tv, and movie streaming services, just over half say subscriptions now make up a significant portion of their monthly spending with average monthly layout of $135. 9 was higher than that but according to another report most consumers underestimate how much they spend on subscription services every month by $100 because they lose track of those subscriptions that are charged automatica

natural science has been given that status, how the faucet reports from mom and or in southern states, the streets of la mancha. don't feel like they belong in one of spain's most famous natural habitats. this festival of 1900 sixties and seventies architecture well, but in closes, europe's largest salt water, lagoon, marmen or the little c. it's shallowness and high salt content produce a singular ecosystem. pedro garcia has spent much of his life trying to preserve it . years ago, he says, this dream would have been a trickle. now it's a near constant flow choice. i'll get out of luck on the ceiling. this is altered the conditions of lagoon that used to be sophie losing an important part of its characteristic ecosystem which is very fragile. and this is had environmental but also serious social and economic consequences. for pet drew and other activists, the main threat is intensive agriculture. since the 19 ninety's water has been diverted to irrigate what was a dry landscape, that water takes nitrates from the farmland into the mar several times in recent years, it caused alga blooms, sucking

participation of ukraine will not be, though not only in the united states are dissatisfied with such a decision and the building of the wall streetal publishes an article stating that that the saudi crown prince in private conversations is learning the senile dementia of president biden and the president of the united states constantly gives biden a reason this time. lost in my own garden. wherever we go to go there, in the end the path to freedom was found, which, apparently, dramatically increased the chances of biden to take part in the elections of 24 years. and this is poland, where they officially declare there multifaceted support for kiev, but in fact they want to tighten the law on the stay of ukrainian refugees in the country. thus, migrants will have limited access to social benefits such as a monthly monthly child allowance of pln 500. and now they will participate in covering their living expenses. all this is happening against the backdrop of an energy crisis and rising inflation in the country. so the building fact reports that the poles began to hunt for discounts and buy products with a draining expiration date i

street gangs are one part of the problem but we have a governor that has weakened gun laws across the state and flooded streets with guns by letting dangerous people get access to those weapons. georgia does not have a waiting time or universal background checks and one of the few permits we have that stopped 5000 people that should not have weapons from getting them got weakened by this law. my intention would be to get that people who do 90% of law enforcement the support they need. they have asked for $136 million to recruit and retain officers. i'm the only candidate who has put in place a plan for $25 million in grants, not loans, to go to these local law enforcement officer so they can recruit and retain officers so their officers are not working two or three jobs to making ends meet. mr. hazel: you keep going back to guns and i thing it's going to be your undoing in georgia. we are going to have less and less gun laws whether it's under republicans or libertarians. libertarians don't believe in any gun laws. we believe you know how to best protect you and your property. the biggest m

state. the wall street journal, economy grows. the u.s.conomy grew in the third quarter but showed signs of abroad slowdown as consumer and business spending faltered under high inflation and rising interest rates. the issue of rising energy costs was a topic in this week's governor's debate in new hampshire between chris sununu and democratic challenger state senator tom sherman. take a look at this exchange. [video clip] >> nobody is talking about taking away natural gas or fossil fuels because every state is dependent on that to some extent. massachusetts is 20% renewable. new hampshire is around 1% or less. and that is because every attempt to expand our energy options has been blocked by the governor. we know that if we actually did that, from studies out of massachusetts, a study commissioned by the puc, and the experience of our surrounding states, the actual benefit goes to the rate payer. >> high energy prices have been a problem here for years. not just this year. for a long time. how should the state address that? >> the bill th

economic scenario but in the distribution of outcomes, a good chance we could have a recession >> state street will follow along, jim billion dollar buyback >> well, yeah. a consistent revenue stream. what he is basically saying is that's not us. we're not like that anymore. they have separated this fin tech business which i didn't care for they are expanding their business with animal dramatically that's consistent revenue. they spent a lot of money getting up to do this direct to consumer they are merging with the rest of the business. i have to tell you, when i listen to goldman, we are episodic they said it before. i happen to think they meant it this time. >> we talked about it yesterday. that's what they want you to believe. they may believe it. book value up to 2$308.22. will exceed book value for the first time in a while, jim that is not saying much, is it some traded two, even three times book, which is absurd. this has been a consistent frustration for them they have traded discount to book >>> which is shocking. i remember it used to be the highest of the group i will say this, the

. >> there is a lot of concern in this part of the state about wall street hedge funds purchasing colorado water rights. what do you see as the role of the free market and colorado water? and are current laws aligned with that or do they need to change to ensure colorado maintains control over their water rights? ms. ganahl: first and foremost, i have to be a governor for the people of colorado and protect our water rights here before we let it go to new york or wall street. i believe there are solutions on this front by allowing communities to have a first right of refusal or essentially stop outside interests from doing the wrong things with our water. we have to also stop china from buying up our farm line. that is happening under jared polis' watch. he was named a china friendly governor by a think tank. we should not be selling our farmland to china. that is a debacle. that should not happen under any governor's. watch we have to protect our water rights. we have to respect property rights, respect the farmers in the ranchers would also protect -- find ways to meet in the middle. gov.

lustration emmanuel macron agreed to jointly strengthen support for ukraine, this was stated on downing streetlowing a telephone conversation between the british prime minister and the president of france, meanwhile, the british call the slopes a lame duck, according to a poll, the confidence rating of the british prime minister fell to an anti-record. in 10%, 80% of the british surveyed spoke about the course of the government. disapprovingly, members of the same party from the conservative camp called for chandelier to resign, but the premier responded by apologizing to the british for the failure of economic policy and said that she would remain . , where the prime minister sings and smiles, despite the fall of the pound sterling. meanwhile, british defense secretary ben wallace, who also once prophesied the premier 's chair. today i canceled my speech in parliament and immediately flew to washington to discuss the situation in ukraine with representatives of the white house and the pentagon, and in particular the risk of russia using nuclear weapons, and a few hours earlier, the us ambassa

. >> was happening as a homelessness in the state of california is unacceptable. it's happening on the streets and sidewalks is unacceptable. what's persisted in the state for decades is unacceptable. >> the governor announced the awards in orange county, $40 million in all day communities across the state and it will be used to help those living in encampment's transition into housing. san francisco's funding will be spen me thandhouse livi ing cendled see downtown.undi hpce city shut down eampment in the west oakland park last month. berkeley, city and state officials celebrate the grand opening of the berkeley way apartments and hope center, the largest affordable housing in berkeley's history located near hart streets. it includes 53 permanent housing units, 12 transitional housing beds for homeless veterans. that project was built with funding for measure of accrued back in 2018 for the nonprofits and the government. >> much more to come, less than two weeks away from the midterms. this year there is a race really heating things up in towns across the bay area. >> a different sort of pand

the country step away from french influence plus extensions or heating up in europe. us 1000 state to the street. the beloved protest in the store in cost of living. i'm russian faction a welcome to all t international will lie here in moscow. i'm mommy, let's take a look at the latest headlines from this hour. we saw with the updates in the quitting conflicts as a result of strikes by russian forces. so offensive by the crane army have been repelled. here is the latest map of the front lines. he kind of falls his stays and offensive in 3 areas in the last 24 hours in that house or region. as a result of a russian counter attack, the attack was repelled as p is. forces continue to shell, the city centers. it's been found out that you, they used in foremost identify the civilian targets. arts is ego is done off brings us more on this story. but i must warn you. the following views of the following images may be disturbing. bribes and brainwashing are the favorite tools of caves, intelligence agents on the russian home front in the dawn bass. they look for people eager to sell the lives of their n

getting out there to help her these are volunteers or they say they are fed up with the state of san francisco streets. and they are going to take matters and trash into their own hands. they call themselves refuse refuse, and they hold regular trash pickups all over the city. they hope to motivate all of us to do what they do, to volunteer, take action, have some pride, beautify our neighborhoods, like this one. the organization is planning a big cleanup tomorrow that will cover all of san francisco. if you want to volunteer, be part of a community effort, join one of the dozen neighborhood trash pickups all around the city. good for them. >>> bay area foodies, this one is for you. san francisco restaurant week starts today. get ready to eat up, belly up to the bar, restaurants tried to draw in customers with special deals and menus. the organizers hope that customers will explore new places at a discount or even save money enjoying their old favorites. >> the lunches are from $10-$30, and dinners start at $30-$75. these are multicourse three, sometimes four, course dinners. >> another place where yo

lee ferridge of state street will be market. i like cash.hat you said, do think it is with constitutional equity -- jonathan: he is a portfolio manager, it is hard to make the argument you should just be in cash. something they otherwise i guess would not want to do. lisa: how many people come on the show and talk about their pay to stay invested and he is is basically saying i'm still trading. but yeah. jonathan: much more to the bearish voices i'm thinking about this month. perhaps for the last 10 years or so, on a podcast they talked about retail investor, we hear all the time with is over the long-term i love stocks because they reward you over the long-term. and he turns around and said something i have not heard before, he said ok, you are basing that on 120 years of u.s. market history that should not happen to be the time with the u.s. rose to be a hegemonic power and all these great tech companies came as well. is that a big enough sample of data to make the assessment for the next 10 years, it is going to be great because that last

jonathan: the global macro strategist at state street. futures positive on the s&p 500, half of 1%.0-year done by 12 basis points. the two-year, 4.55%. asking guess last week, will we still be doing qt at the start of 2023? i got a yes from three, i'm not sure from mohamed el-erian. wondering that can continue given the financial stability concerns. tom: the data dependency, the theory that at every central bank has to keep their options open. one of them is keeping people guessing. jonathan: bond vigilantes are back. tom: perspective on that now from edward yardeni, president of yardeni research. decades of study of wall street. we have never seen this. you call it a bearish opera, and on we go with the media. how do you figure out what is going on if everyone is speaking italian? edward: the idea of the opera came to me on friday when fed chair lael brainard gave a speech where she indicated that the fed is sort of in between a rock and a hard place. i think it is actually between voelker 2.0 and bernanke 2.0. it is kind of a bearish opera. the opera is not over until the fed lady

. >>> a group of volunteers fed up with the state of san francisco streets is taking matters into their they are, they call themselves the refuse refuse. the goal is to motivate fellow san franciscans to beautify their neighborhoods like this one on valencia street. >> i'm originally from ireland, where throwing trash is a mortal sin. so, to me, i tried to do something to keep it clean. >> the organization is cleaning planning a cleanup that will cover all of san francisco, volunteers can join one of a dozen neighborhoods trash pickups around the city. >>> our jib is going to move and i want to give a shout out to our operator, matt's mom is watching tonight, thanks for watching. doesn't she watches every night? thanks for watching us tonight, the news announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank y'all, everybody. i appreciate it. yeah, i do. thank you very much. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well

street gangs are one part of the problem but we have a governor who has weakened gun laws across the state flooded streets with guns by letting dangerous people get access to those weapons. georgia does not have a waiting period. georgia does not have universal background checks and one of the few permits we have that stopped 5000 people that should not have weapons from getting them got weakened by this law. as the next governor, my intention would be to get that people who do 90% of law enforcement the support they need. we know have asked for at least $136 million to recruit and retain officers. i'm the only candidate who has put in place a plan for $25 million in grants, not loans, to go to these local law enforcement officer so they can recruit and retain officers so their officers are not working two or three jobs to making ends meet. donna: thank you. before rebuttal, governor kemp, shane hazel, you can respond to that question. mr. hazel: you keep going back to guns and i think it's going to be your undoing in georgia. we are going to have less and less gun laws whether it's under

now officials in number of state law street on this day, 19 people federal credible capsized. they tried to distribute materials, especially put items to victims of the disaster. but the numbers are just too much for local authorities to cope with when the federal government sent in representation with some items to be distributed to the victims. it was clear to see that these items are never, you know, a lot of people are going to need. a lot of people are concerned that in the next coming days there will be more damage to properties or even better station of floods. is that what you that are considered? ok, our community address. thank you for that. still the heads on al jazeera pocket stones . crickets is get the perfect booster head of the key 20 woke up with ah, with with mm. oh, oh. oh, several sports news now. hey, thank you very much. scary. well man to say nighted left it later in the open league. it stop is time when it again, ammonia, nicholas yeah. keep them in with the chance of topping their group. united dominated the match at old trafford that but it took this

plans for the development of the middle kingdom for the next five years a wave of street violence in the united states teenager shot dead five people in north carolina and in pittsburgh, three attackers were killed looking for. quality turkey meat for domestic consumption and for export of the largest project in the kamensk region, a new enterprise is being prepared for launch. sweet and sour fruits on the shelves of shops and in safonds agricultural organizations harvest apples, and young naturalists, and blue compositions for the competition. updating the roadmap with tajikistan kazakhstan’s initiative to promote the russian language and an agreement on greater mutual support for partners in the cis, the asian vector in belarusian foreign policy was supplemented in the outgoing week by new projects, including within the framework of the commonwealth, a high-level negotiating marathon was held in dushanbe and astana so that belarus tajikistan in the next 5 years must fulfill 38 points of the road map mechanical engineering processing modern production, the supply of equipment and food will provide an

reduce greece has been gripped by protests thousands of medical workers took to the streets of athens after the end of the state of emergency of the order of doctors and orderlies of the authorities. forgotten surcharges ceased revenues fell to the level of five years ago dissatisfied with the policy in the state and students the university campus was deprived of autonomy here too. now the police have gained access to the protests in afi. turned into street fights. and this is france besides economic problems arose in paris, a protest against uncontrolled migration into the country after the brutal murder of a twelve-year-old girl, the crime was committed by an algerian citizen who should have been deported long ago during the protest , there were clashes with the police. in france , workers in the fuel sector are on strike and queues at gas stations are growing, and the french are going to refuel in belgium and switzerland where fuel is more expensive, but there are trade unions at any gas station that the strike will be indefinite. in lithuania, the parliamentary opposition offers to take. here he is, the lac

street is asking for better. it is very embossed in autumn and spring people can't get to work. in winter, too. you understand, such a state, and for many years people have been waiting for the street to be beautiful after all. we need to identify the most promising settlements that i mean, first of all, those settlements where we see that there is, uh, an influx of population; the second is the presence of social infrastructure - this is a kindergarten. this is a school. this is a fap, possibly an outpatient clinic. and so, based on these priorities, we should develop and build housing there. therefore, we need to make up our minds and, first of all, tell people there that they are dear friends. here in these agricultural towns. here you can take your child to the kindergarten. you can come in. you were tore . you can bring your child to the school. there is a club. here, we'll do more. this is this this is this and it is, in principle, a very comfortable place to stay. this is a physical rehabilitation mch-complex. there will also be two swimming pools, the first for the district center, the complex opened a foreign spri

not just in washington, but honestly in the streets of the united states. i grew up during the 1st cold war i'm, i grew up in the seventy's. i grew up in the eighty's and i is crazy. as our leaders could be as crazy as ronald reagan could be. they seemed, or at least want to prevent a nuclear war. and there was a large piece moment who was demanding that that never happen. right. now we have leaders who seem, as you say, comfortable with the idea of a possible nuclear conflict. and we have a population in the united states that doesn't seem to give a damn. there is no peace movement that's on the streets. it is time when we know when our own president, our own president, said, we're on the verge of a nuclear. she said these words, he didn't say he had a plan to stop it or prevent it. he just said we're on the verge. and the response was crickets? sure. as we say, no say. it's the most bizarre thing i've ever witnessed in my life. i mean there's something very wrong in america. i say that very, very dangerous as well. you mentioned the nuclear, the possibili

states. it doesn't seem to give a name. there is no peace movement that's on the streets. it is time when we know when our own president, our own president, said, we're on the verge of a nuclear. she said these words, he didn't say he had a plan to stop it or prevent it. he just said we're on the verge. and the response was crickets? sure. as we say, no say. it's the most bizarre thing i've ever witnessed in my life. i mean there's something very wrong in america. i say that very, very dangerous as well. you mentioned the nuclear, the possibility of a nuclear apocalypse. and just before the start of the russian military ration in the ukraine, the ukrainian politicians openly discussed a possibility of acquiring nuclear weapons, including a dirty bomb. this is something that led to ms. lewinsky, the president of your brain, mentioned go believe the minute security conference, and none of the western leaders commented on that did despite the fact that the, that was formerly subscribed to the regime of non proliferation. given that everything seems to go when it comes to figh

state. one of the hardest scenarios, this is a regular, straight on normal street movement is possible here in the capital by also state, which is the other one. this is why more to cause and price. it goes like this and even a desk can risk forcing and the water is really stagnant. it's not moving at all public reading grounds, almost keep those and other vectors. features are really, really afraid. but in the coming days and weeks, we will see some health emergency here in baleful state. malaysia has detained suspected operatives working. israel's intelligence agency ma said the keys this nazi and palestinian man from the streets in the capital color lumber. and beating him as he was driven to a house, police rated the building entertained the kidnappers. israel has some industrialism baset off the camber, reverse this decision to recognize through them as the israeli capital. surveillance at the city status must be decided through talks between israelis and palestinians to grow and rebels say they've lost the city of charlotte to if you government forces in foreign ministry says it's read

yes, they walk down the street shouting down with the president, each state determines for itself how particular act is. here are some risks or challenges for stability and for the development of society. let's look at whether brussels on washington or on other countries, the west these countries can exist without the president. these countries can exist without a government. we know periods when the federal government of belgium was not formed for 2 years, and nothing has changed there. for 150-200 years, it has already been established for them that the main elections, including in geopolitics. in economic policy, there has long been a consensus at the level of the elite at the level of the people, and they exist in this situation in a completely different context. here, look good. you say that less state more personal freedom but the pandemic showed it was completely opposite , it turned out that we had much more freedom in this regard during that period. yes, that is, the state did not dominate the personality as much as it was in the west, and moreover, well, quite specifically,

now the department of sanitation streets was created and approved by voters just 2 years ago in response to the state of the city streets and after the department of public works, director, we'll have a new route here was arrested for accepting bribes. mayor london breed and several city supervisors support this ballot measure. they argue that rolling 2 departments back into one would save the city money and preserve jobs. analysis from the city controller shows the mhasure would likely save the city about 6 million dollars over the next 2 years. however, re combining these departments would reduce the number of administrative staff needed. so some folks would likely lose jobs. people opposing proposition b include garbage collectors, street cleaners, sand a homeless encampment management. they argue the move to dis. all of the sanitation department is a power grab from officials which would we're turning the cleanliness of the city streets back to politicians. so bottom line here, a yes vote means that you want the department of public again, be responsible for all the streets and sanitation, a no v

the case numbers aren't exploding, which is why some chinese are taking to the streets, fed up with the states 0 covered strategy. it hurts livelihoods and economies far beyond china. and it's taking the deaths of dozens of children for indonesia to question how the country regulates medication. how did contaminated cough syrup, make it on to pharmacy shelves? ah, i've been fizzling nice to have you along. videos have emerged from the tibetan capital, apparently showing public protests against corona bias restrictions. laza has been locked down for nearly 3 months. under china, 0 cove policy videos shed on social media show. hundreds of people said to be mostly han chinese migrant workers, demanding they be allowed to return home. they believe to be the biggest demonstrations in laza since 2008 and protests against state repression were violently subdued. besides lhasa and many other cities, there is a lockdown for hundreds of thousands of people in blue hon, where the buyers 1st broke out. neighborhoods have been sealed up in gong jaw. there is mandatory testing and parts of shanghai resident

streets. we see rising violence in every place across the state. alternative reality. >> dagen: on that note, though, you ran for governor as a republican against andrew cuomo. andrew cuomo won another term and he was the author of this bail reform that it was -- has been devastating for many new yorkers. all new yorkers who care about crime, frankly. so the voters continue to vote in individuals who favored this. what gives? >> well, i think that the reality has sunk in. there are voters all across the state, new york city, upstate new york that now see it firsthand. they are listening to law enforcement. there are district attorney democrats and republicans across the state who made it clear. let's be very clear here. we told them this. those of us responsible for public safety on the ground told state lawmakers this is what was going to happen and they chose to ignore us. and even today, the governor, she will be just down the road from this very incident with president biden for what is likely to be a theater production to distract from all of

according to the new rules during the state of emergency, protesters can be blocked from the street for no longer than four hours it is noted that in the tents there were personal belongings, food and documents of the demonstrators the day before, thousands of protesters took place in chisinau, the organizers announced about 70,000 participants, the protesters lit smoke bombs in the colors of the country's flag, calling for the resignation of the government, a large-scale protest continues in tunisia demonstrators. blocking the streets on the banners of the inscription you have made us poor and hungry. you drowned us in debt, the protesters blame the authorities for its effective management of the economy against the backdrop of sky-high inflation tunisian residents faced a shortage of basic foodstuffs. it's already new york. here, protesters accuse the authorities of replacing city birds with spy drones, claiming that it is not a real bird, allegedly. spying on americans the closer the us presidential election, the lower biden's rating falls, only 33% of americans are ready to support

from today is the election and is not just about republicans who want to save our state they want to take back our streets life in new york more affordable but also democrats and independents realizing we need balance the governor is in over her head she was never elected governor but ascended based off of scandal taking down andrew cuomo. everybody has seen the crime, higher taxes new yorkers are leaving the state so the timing is right for what we are trying to do to save new york. steve: i believe it's a very similar situation where people say it's massively blue state but they got to the point where people say we have to make a change so this is the victim the attack in the subway talking about why nothing is being done. >> how can they allow somebody like this to be in the street? how they he is supposed to be inside and making sure we have the proper security that we need in our city that something like this has to happen then somebody has to lose their eyesight. >> and then to make sure somebody is an out on the street attacking people so this is a state responsibility. >> crime wave kathy new york

traffic conditions along embarcadero, all routes, goldene bridge, bay bridge, even the state of texas on to king street to king street will be busy as . public transit a god idea. you can give yourself extra time and extra time and box your parking in advance that will certainly p you out when the air shows are . great places to view the air sh. marina grown has the great viewg area. you can check it out with the twin peaks, pier 39, the pro tunnel tops as well. on top of fleet week and all the tests, the italian heritage parade is also happening on sunday in thes near north bochy, china town and and the marina. street closures powell treat, beach, north poind francisco. closures for the parade start around 8:00 in the morning. should be fine. definiy plan ahead for all the extra busy traffic conditions. >> i grew up every year watchine blue age yells flying over san o bay for the fleet week air showi remember as a kid think is it ws the coolest thing in the world. >> that is the lieutenant who gw upright here in san francisco. > >> and this year he is one of te pilots flying for the blue ange. it is a

germany against anti-russian sanctions almost fifty dead hurricane, and the united states destroyed homes flooded streets overturned boats in florida, almost a million residents are left without electricity. hello, let's talk about the main thing today. at night ukrainian nationalists again shelled the settlements of donbass at donetsk aleksandrovka fired about ten shells of nato caliber 155 mm, kherson region has not yet been reported on casualties and injured, novaya kakhovka was under fire , the air defense system worked, at least seven explosions are known, in addition, the kiev authorities unilaterally closed the entrance to the liberated part of the zaporozhye region, according to local authorities. this is done intentionally to prevent people from leaving dangerous areas. it is possible that vsu can prepare another provocation. as it happened on september 30th. then the militants struck a blow at a colony of cars that were trying to leave kuplensk. in russia , more than 30 civilians, including children, became victims. during a special operation in ukraine, crews of acacia art installations covere