keith morrison: so did tom for that matter. i liked tom. he was a pretty good guy, very intelligent. keith morrison: jeff rodriguez was tom's boss at the weld county jail. they were corrections officers. he was a good employee. he had a son that was sick so he did miss more work than what most fellow officers liked. keith morrison: stressful, draining thing caring for a sick child. so maybe their new year's eve party was a way to hope for a better times. and take a break too. ashley's adoptive dad, joel, was at the party. there was dancing going on, people were having a good time. keith morrison: ashley seemed to be having a fine time said andrea. she and tom seemed to be getting along fine. they seemed to be getting along fine. that's when ashley and andrea went off into the kitchen, had a little party of their own. what were you drinking? jungle juice and jello shots. oh my. yeah. i was having a good time, i intended to have a good time. keith morrison: there was one unusual thing though said andrea. ashley had just gone through something

tom: ok. more support for the consumer could be on the agenda and hstech is up around five percent, another strong day. chief china equity strategist at bank of america indeed. the eu set to unveil efforts to tackle lackluster competitiveness, the details next, this bloomberg. >> ursula vander lyon will meet with leaders to boost competitiveness. drafts of the clean industrial deal show the block planning boosted investments. let's bring in all over croke and burgenland, walk through the plan. guest: we should get details in three hours unveiled, all that wants putting the urgent see front and center, first step from the commission to include the stick and care it, the great deal to point no revamped after detractors from climate agenda said competitiveness is important, looser rules, boosting industries and rolling back the regulations and not call it deregulation and it will making it easier to basically reduce burdens and not lose sight of the companies this concluded to hold it back to 85%

tom: ok. policy fellow at the council on foreign relations with that assessment and analysis in the current context, indeed. we will build up to the german elections including a special program on february 23 live from berlin. will get the read on the labor market after bank of england governor and you bailey warned the economy is static. i'm joined by lizzy burden, will the numbers out of the u.k. move the dial? lazy: these numbas have been the bane of policymakers lives because people are not answering the door when statisticians want to know the latest on jobs data but a hot paper and will not move the needle, not stop it from moving more because the bank of england revised up its forecast. we heard from andrew bailey yesterday, pouring cold water over strong figures, not quite 1% but not a recession but look, bailey echoed catherine man. even if he did not get to the same jumbo cut, actually it's not likely to knock the boe off the careful cuts. tom: bloomberg sees an additional three cuts

tom: thank you very much. eric lombard, the finance minister of france on that ai investment and the response to those threatened to trump tariffs. vonnie: a very revealing interview from the french finance minister. thank you tom mackenzie in paris. coming up, some major biotech and pharma companies will report earnings this week. vertex after the bell. you can see vertex outperforming over the last year. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it is, right. he gets it. yeah. vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. let's highlight a couple individual equity movers. isabel lee joins us. isabel: lyft said they will launch driverless vehicl

tom: yeah.e've heard european leaders trying to push back on a trump that is now mirroring the talking points of the kremlin on this conflict. how much support can ukraine expect to get from europe? can they reply up -- rely on european support? tony: yes. european leaders are very much on the spot now. it's down to them whether ukraine will get continued support if the u.s. begins to pull away to try to pressure zelenskyy to agreeing to a deal. the u.k. and france are putting together what's being called a reassurance force. in itself, doesn't sound very reassuring. the idea it seems to be is that there will be something like 30,000 european troops who would help to protect ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure like ports. but crucially, they would not be deployed along the front-line areas in eastern ukraine. that's 1000 kilometers. 600 mile front-line. under any peace agreement, somebody would have to police that. estimates have put something like 100,000 troops that will be required t

tom: u.s.resident donald trump speaking about his meeting with russian president vladimir putin, or at least, his phone call. president trump is also proposed a meeting with his russian and chinese counterparts to discuss cutting defense spending in half. let's get to bloomberg's oliver crook at the munich security conference. ollie, this is a major event over the next two days, and the trump plan around ukraine will be scrutinized. how seriously should we take this proposition, is he just airing an idea talking about cutting defense spending with china and russia 50%? or how seriously do we take this, should people on the ground at the meeting security conference be taking this? >> it is very hard to say how seriously we should be framing it. we are in the right place at the right people how they are feeling about it. we are speaking to ceos of defense contracting companies later this morning. when you hear that the u.s. was to have his military budget, china, russia that will have huge impact

tom: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i am tom mackenzie in berlin. we are here just two days before germany goes to the polls. we will speak to the d.l. ceo and cofounder on the state of the german tech ecosystem. at 6:40, our guest will join us with her views on the election's most likely outcome. at 8:30, we are joined by the author of in search of berlin. at 9:30, a former german abbasid or to the u.s. shares his views ahead of what could be -- german ambassador to the u.s. shares his views ahead of what could be the most consequential election in decades. china's tech rally rules on. in japan, nissan spikes 11% on reports it may seek investment from tesla. the u.s. treasury secretary tells us sanctions relief for russia could be on the table. we bring you our conversation with scott bessent. will undecided voters in germany did the lead of frederick mertz? we will have analysis throughout the show. let's check in on these markets. asia in focus with a tech rally continuing. the earnings coming through from that e-commerce giant with a focus on th

tom: ok. marked three years since russia's invasion of ukraine. now some other stories making the news, u.s. government agency is advised employees to ignore a demand from elon musk to justify their jobs or face dismissal. trump said emails to more than 2 million workers ordering them to report accomplishments before midnight on monday. berkshire hathaway's earnings surged 71% driven by underwriting and the 10th quarter in a row at a record at the end of 2024. pope francis continues to battle pneumonia. the pontiff is receiving oxygen to help with his breathing. tests show renal failure and the pope is alert and well oriented. researchers at wuhan say they discovered a new coronavirus in bats. coming up, 4.1 billion euros. we digest the deal with the ceo. this is bloomberg. tom: just eat take away was bought in the biggest deal to date. anner edwards is standing by with the ceo. anna: thank you for joining us so early, let me ask what drawers you to just eat take away? fanrisio: europe needs i

tom: fed officials in no rush. how is this adjusting the pricing from traders as they listen to these fed officials and weigh in from policy? >> a couple of things we are seeing happening, the yield curve is flattening, we see a lot more demand for long end treasuries compared to the short and. we are seeing people dial back expectations of rate cuts this year. for now we only have one interest-rate cut fully priced into the market. we have another half cut priced item but that is gradually being reduced. it is a consistent theme from fed speakers, they want to see more information. they are concerned there could be inflationary impact from the new measures from the white house administration. it may shave longer-term growth off the united states as well. bloomberg economics as it could be more than 1% off gdp if tariffs become a big thing for the united states and their counterpart. there is uncertainty where the direction is going. typically central banks like to sit on their hands. they don't need to move one wa

tom: ok. let's get more with mark graham field from our mliv team. how are bond traders reacting to his comments on the dollar? he seems to be walking back some of his previous criticism around the issuance at the front end. >> generally speaking, there's a bit of relief about what we've heard so far from mr. bessent. particularly happy to hear that he's got no big plans to change the quarterly refunding issue for now. there was some concern once the new president came in that there would be higher issuance of long-term bonds. the u.s. treasury would be looking for ways to fund the expansion. particularly some of the revenue they may get from taxation or other measures. they need to issue more bonds. that doesn't appear to be the case for now. he's saying that there's no need to do anything with the long end. that's music to the ears of the bond market. they are happy to hear that. there will be plenty of issuance in the short end. we are seeing a flattening of the yield curve. that's been the

tom, good evening. >> reporter: tom, this happened at 2:45 p.m. in toronto. the response from firefighters immediate. the airport was closed for several hours, just opening now. but amazingly, everybody got out of this plane alive. on the runway in toronto, a terrifying end for delta flight 4819. >> our plane crashed. it's upside down. >> reporter: lying upside down on the runway, an endeavor air regional jet had just arrived from minneapolis in gusty winds when something went terribly wrong. as thick black smoke poured from the plane, firefighters smothered the scene in fog. the right wing ripped off, the fuselage bearing what appear to be skid or soot marks. >> everything, drop it! come on! >> reporter: all 80 people on board managed to escape through the emergency exits. >> i was walking and i could see crj that is possibly crashed on the airport. the airplane flipped. >> reporter: 18 people injured and transported to area hospitals, including two airlifted to trauma centers, one child rushed to children's hospital in toronto. >> i've seen a few people on

tom: good morning, this is bloomberg "daybreak europe," in tom mackenzie in london. a trade war between the world's two largest economies. the u.s. imposes a 10% tariff on chinese imports. beijing responds with levies on coal, oil, lng and more. donald trump orders a one-month pause on tariffs for canada and mexico, as both nations pledge tougher measures on migration and drug trafficking. ubs reports net income well ahead of estimates. switzerland's biggest bank promising share buybacks worth up to $3 billion. we will bring the lives earnings from bnp paribas, dassault and infineon. tom: markets whipsawed by the tariff action. we are now in a trade war between the u.s. and china. were we ever out of one? tariffs increased in terms of imports of chinese goods into the u.s. market, and china responding swiftly with a detailed response. european futures pointing lower 0.1 percent, after losses of a little over 0.8% yesterday. mexico and canada spared at least for now. ftse 100 futures pointing to losses of 0.2%, s&p futures stateside after the losses yesterday for both

this time it was on tom homan's turf.ll get into it with him have agreed the mayor has agreed to reopen rikers. the cover of the "new york post" though is the big story everybody is talking about regarding mr. adams. feds drop case so he can fight migrant crime we need him alive. down in the corner see that plus? prosecutor resigns in protest. that is an image of danielle says sown. she is the interim u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york she did not think she should be ordered to drop the charges so she resigned and essentially said they dropped the charges for quid pro quo. we'll drop your charges but you got to help us with the migrant crime in new york city. she quit. and then two people in the public integrity unit at the doj quit. three others after that. so, the whole suggestion is this was a deal that adams struck with the trump administration, okay. we're going to get you off the hook meeting with tom homan. we can refile those charges any time we want so you better help us. >> brian: lt. governor d

tom: welcome back.resident trump says he is preparing to impose tariffs on cars, chips and farm suited cal imports of around 25% probably he says in early april. derek joins with us the details. it is always difficult to know how much of this is rhetorical jousting from the president and how much is actually going to become reality. what do we make of the latest comments in terms of the tariff plans coming through from trump? >> well, it sets a deadline of april for getting some more details to flush out on this. we have already seen a little bit of market reaction that this was going forward. trump has telegraphed that he wants to make moves in these spaces repeatedly now. it is something he has said a lot. there is a lot of time between now and then and keep in mind this president has been willing to use tariffs as an actual term of policy and a negotiating start point. so there is some potential room as we're going through on these. april is also a point where we're supposed to get a little bit more

tom homan is like, are you kidding me? that will bring other people in. >> steve: when we pressed mayor on, you have not cooperated with ice. he said, we cooperated as much as we can given fact we're in a sanctuary city that has rules and things like that. >> ainsley: how about the green light law? >> steve: it allows migrants in the country illegally to get a drivers license and they are entitled to sanctuary city stuff we've talked about. it is great they are getting on the same page. here they are talking about when they decided to meet. >> i think he had a real level of frustration and he was trying to figure out what is going on, eric, what is happening? we were able to get in the room and articulate what are my powers and authority and what are things we need to legislatively address that is preventing us from doing what we want to do and that is getting dangerous people off the street. >> tom: i've called the mayor out many times. when i sat down with him, i saw the cop in him. he wants to help take public safety th

tom? >> all right, richard engel for us.rd, we thank you for that. >>> in 60 seconds, as we continue to track the plane crash, there's new concern as the trump administration lays off hundreds of faa workers. why some worry those cuts could be too deep. that's next. on chewy, save 35% and shop all your favorite brands. for any taste, or any diet, at prices you love. delivered fast. for low prices, for life of pets, there's chewy. >>> we're back now with questions on air safety. the trump administration has fired hundreds of faa employees part of it is effort to reshape the federal workforce. here's kelly o'donnell. >> with alarming real world incident, the public safety faces an internal test as the federal workforce is under scrutiny and hit with job cuts. president trump's department of government efficiency and elon musk's doge team continue to make cuts including at the federal aviation administration. close to 300 faa employees terminated this weekend according to a union that represents rkers there. 28-year-old jason k

tom fassbender: it's a game changer.ff that we weren't really aware of, like teresa was shot in the garage and had died there. andrea canning (voiceover): and after speaking with dassey, fassbender had his team return to the avery property once more, and they found this in his garage-- a bullet fragment. andrea canning: and that was missed the first time around? well, i guess they could say it was missed. but you're talking about a bullet fragment, a 22 bullet fragment. it looks like a piece of dirt possibly. it was tested? it was tested, yes. teresa's dna was on that bullet, and the bullet was shot from steven's rifle, or the one above his bed. andrea canning: do you now believe that teresa was shot in that garage? yes. andrea canning (voiceover): one strange thing, though-- when they searched the garage for blood, they never found a drop. how could you clean up all that blood? well, he did it to the best of his ability, i guess. bleach, paint thinner, that cleans up blood. andrea canning (voiceover): teresa's friend, k

tom mackenzie is standing by.ather akin to stargate, about private sector commitments in france, tom. >> it is. if a fire had not been lit under the feet of policymakers in your prior to deepseek and stargate, it certainly has been in recent weeks. this is macron's response. currently have some from alphabet speaking. the commitment from macron around 113 billion u.s. dollars is in part an answer to stargate. it is also in part answer to the innovation now coming out of china and an attempt by france in europe to position itself to close the gap. macron has been clear, this is catch up for europe. yesterday say we need to invest, invest, invest. along with the 100 $18 billion u.s., also a general catalyst driving plans for about $150 billion in say it kaput to play in france, in europe alongside other investors to drive and build out infrastructure to layer is well on top of the industrial sector of europe. that is where they think the opportunity is. key questions around implementation and regulation and whether

tom brady. >> tom brady be --'s when he was with the box in the super bowl, right?t the chiefs -- and burroughs beat him. also beat mahomes. >> we'll check in with you later. >> thank you so much. by. >> happy birthday this morning -- the super bowl. [cheering] good morning abby. >> good morning. not only is the energy great but check out this food. look at what were having for breakfast. are you guys jealous? we've got the kelsey combo. what do you think is in the combo. he designed this. >> looks like bacon. >> he's cheating. let's hope the eagles don't cheat on sunday. what you most looking forward to on super bowl sunday. >> i'm looking forward to scoring a touchdown pass and tom barker running 60 yards for a touchdown. were rooting for our -- >> i will go to you in a second but i have a follow-up. what kind of cheer will you do when they score. >> fire up eagles, turned it on! [cheering] >> with your message to chiefs fans? >> first of all i have a message to donald trump. we love donald trump, he's right about everything but he's totally wrong about his predic

i'll probably be hanging out with tom. i don't know, me and tom.hel: by the way, tom and i have on the same page, i mean, when it comes to predicting how the eagles really have a very good shot this year, will. will: yeah, you are on the same page. okay. what are we going to make our wager, rachel? i'll go chiefs, as i've saint thed, you're going eagles -- stated. what's the wager? rachel: you fill in for charlie one of these times on "fox & friends." charlie: wow -- rachel: give him a break so -- will: that's a heavy wager. charlie: so as soon as i get here, you leave. you quit the show as soon as i get here -- [laughter] and now she's trying to get rid of me -- rachel: i'm trying to give you a weekend off! charlie: i know how this goes. will: don't read into it, charlie. rachel: and i'll fill in on "the will cain show." will: well, all three of you have an open invitation to the will cain show anytime you want. [laughter] you want me to fly to new york and give away a weekend if i lose this bet, and i need to exact some type of equal level tax on

does he understand how long he has been a federal official, tom homan? a small town but what is one thing have to do with the other? >> it has nothing to do with it. and do you know what? look. small community they are not going to be safe. it doesn't matter what size your community is or what position you came from and what area of population take the oath of public safety to uphold the laws of this nation? and that's the problem. tom homn is right on the money. is he doing exactly what the people of this nation want. the people of massachusetts want. and do you know what? this commissioner and this mayor and this governor better get ready because tom homan is a man who is a man of his word who has the background and is going to do the job to keep this state safe. >> brian: yeah. if you are going to get in his way he is going to put you under arrest. i don't care who you are. he made that clear when he got the job. when he was named he said i have a plan for those city officials who are going to stand in my way. we know that chicago, new york, philadelp

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tom?acklisted for years he has been and made a great career in hollywood but people hold it against you you mentioned people like mel gibson sylvester stallone but hollywood holds it against those guy physician now the reason they have a career is because they're so talented so popular with the audience. but yes there is a blacklist as in never hire this person, no. but in hollywood, it's there's a lot of people who aren't even that into politics but they know what is cool and what isn't sen being conservative never has been cool in hollywood and they don't want to be around conservatives. >> whenever you watch a film actor runs a bit of a risk if they express any type of opinion have any kind of relationship. have a marriage have divorce or any drama going on. that could affect people want to watch them or see them like tom cruise for the longest time you know, that impacted his career because people thought they didn't agree with the way he was acting and you know, it just -- in real lif

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tom: that's part of it.e are seeing a lot of billionaires in this space now is that decade and a half since the financial crisis, the sector has seen tremendous growth. $1.6 trillion industry now. asset managers they don't have a foothold in the space are desperate to get in. we saw that last year when blackrock bought hbs or agreed to for $12 billion. it is trading massive wealth for the founders of these friends. vonnie: hbs, blackrock bought them. stephen nesbitt wrote the book on private credit. if we read it, i'll be able to do it? tom: possibly. i have not read the book so i cannot tell you that. it was an interesting one. he's been doing this for a long time, right about 25 years. started off just kind of advising high net worth individuals and institutions on making investments in the space. round about five years ago they started offering their own funds. following an external investment he's a billionaire as well. vonnie: give us more names of billionaires. there are a pair of brothers that are qui

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border czar, tom homan. tom homan is in an undisclosedded location as he begins another operation.. assess your work so far. >> well, look, we've got the numbers this morning. the crossings on the border are down 93%. 93%. maria: wow. >> that's a bigger decrease than under the first trump administration. so, look, i said it, president trump's the game-changer. no one has had the success he's had on securing the border. he clearly understands we can't have strong national security if we don't have border security. we need to know who's coming in, what's coming in, where and why. we've achieveed success on the border already. we've got more worked to do. and as far as the deportation operation, we're just shy of -- i think we got 5,000 arrested the first week and majority of them being criminals. the non-criminals and the media's talking about who are these non-criminals? the non-criminals are arrested in sanctuary cities because you force us into the community rather than arresting the bad guy in jail, and when we find that criminal, he's most likely with others, and they're going t

conversation along side your pal, tom brady, the great tom brady?rder to get into the, you know, the g.o.a.t. talk as the greatest of all-time, i'm gonna be a a little biased because i played with tom brady, and i think he's the greatest player of all-time, and he's proven that he is the greatest player of all time. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> and in order for patrick mahomes to enter that era, i mean, first off he's gotta win this super bowl coming up and get the three-peat. and i'll believe that's probably one of the best dynasties in the last decade. but we had the dynasty for two decades. but for just having one decade of a dynasty, that's the best dynasty for one decade, i would -- i would say, if they win the three-peat. [ light laughter ] but is he better than tom brady? tom brady beat him two times in the playoffs and is undefeated versus him. >> jimmy: dynasty of the decade. >> we beat him in the a.f.c. championship game -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and the super bowl when we were in tampa. >> jimmy: but in this decade, do you th

. >> tom doesn't think that's right. tom. what's your reaction to that? there's government is not. >> every agency, every agency of the federal government. it helps to know some things. if we're going to have this debate, every agency of the federal government

arthel: how do you see it, tom?ugh i do not give advice to democrats but if i were to be a democratic consultant i would say to a democrat politician, cooperate with the president. they were talking for years the president wasn't office last time around that no one is above the law. another saying no, we are going to ignore the law because we do not agree with it. i thought that was a very interesting video that was released by the white house. they labeled a smr video that is essentially sound effects video. young people know all about the stuff i think someone young on the staff said let's put this out there as in a smr video it's essentially like a little signal to young america. >> of relaxing sensory message with a scalp massage or a low tone whisper. but let me get you in on this right quick. >> up in a boston it's been interesting to see this back-and-forth containment to mark your calendar date will be march 4 when the mayor of boston and denver and new york city, and chicago go to washington wherfortheir go

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does tom cotton welcome.art this way. what is it that communist china wants? what do they want from the united states of america? everything? >> mark that's a good way to put it they want everything. they want to replace the united states as the world's dominant superpower both militarily and economically. chinese officials were pretty open about this in president trump's first term with some of his officials whenever he was there in a state visit they said that ultimately they want to be able to exclude united states from the economic sphere of asia. they want to treat the united states like a low cost commodity provider they'll buy our oil, and our agricultural commodities. but if we don't dance to their tune they can get those in places like latin america in the middle east, and that's their ultimate goal that's why -- they've undertaken the biggest military buildup in history. that's why they've been waging an economic world war especially against the united states for the last several decades that's why

he already met with tom homan.having another meeting about an executive order going to hit turbulence with an extremely, extremely left wing city council? not his fault. is he somewhat of a moderate. among the people upset -- let me just read this now. we are now working on implementing, this is mayor adams, an executive order that will reestablish the ability ice agents rikers island that was the case 20 years ago. i'm sure as lefty as this city is, if you ask people should illegal immigrants be kept on our larr dollar or sent back te countries they are in i think it's a 90-10 issue, don't you? >> steve: problem is 10% runs the town. >> brian: no one runs. >> steve: the speaker. >> brian: she is worst. >> steve: the speaker is looking at the deal that tom homan and eric adams struck and is going i think we need to investigate that there are people who have common sense in their heads one of them by the name of robert homan. here he is agreeing with trump and homan. watch. >> to have anybody in new york city that's

tom size land has been to see what it's all about. they may be electric, but these birds can reach speeds of more than 90 kilometers per hour known as rice boats, but baffling it outs and capital has capital one of the 7 races around the world in season 2 of the e one series, the 9 teams that best buy celebrities including nfl, start tom brady, who's team one the 1st season. we see some of the other rates in raising series, where people are just blowing away the competition. this is not one of those racing series. it's not like, you know, f one where somebody's got a great car and they can beat someone every single time out like what's happened in that race in ship one of the race but pilots is michelle elevate and who's also saudi arabia's 1st ever female valley called dr. a officer a windlass 1st season, she won the open at her home rice and jet at last month. the linen jed that was for the book said they say not only because we want to be one to 10 saudi among my people, that's a different feel for sure. one of the most important t

tom: what are you model? we are looking to build a generational company with a few different business lines and each market is already huge. entertainment where you can create content. dub it to other languages which adopt ai to tell stories to users and then working with companies that are creating use cases. aa -- aa -- a -- day -- a place where we will see customer support and call simulator where we allow them to create an experience that's a lot more seamless. your hearing ai, that's more aggressive. time magazine where you cannot only read the article, listen to the article but you can interact. ask it questions, learn more about the background. it's new and impossible so the market is just getting started. tom: talk -- talk -- talk to us about getting cannibalized by language models, are they the main competitors? maddy: as you think about the future of the company we are competing with the potential to build incredible models, we specialize on audio. it is really the devil down on the models that are

good morning, tom.altman turn this down, no thank you is what he said, is that a surprise? tom: not really, no. these two, musk and sam altman have been in the war, a feud over the direction of openai. don't forget that going back to 2015, the founding of openai, elon musk was one of the first investors. this was a plan they put together, sam altman and elong must work together to build out openai in the early stages, but since then, they have diverged dramatically because elon musk says the organization and start up under sam altman has moved so far away from its mission of providing safety focused ai open to the public and a nonprofit. openai pushes back on that characterization, of course. they are also in a legal battle or two. this complicates that effort by openai to shift from nonprofit to a multibillion-dollar profitable organization at a time when they are trying to raise funds and looking at a valuation of $300 billion. we don't know how seriously to take musk's bid but according to the report

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tom: countries signed on but the u.s. and u.k. will work with the french but it was a headline when the u.k. and u.s. did not sign off. neither wanted to sign off, both having different reasons. harder questions on national security and responses to global governance. open ai, countries like china and india signed. the u.k. was less comfortable. lizzie: that is the international relations but you've been having some juicy conversations haven't you? what else has been discussed innit? tom: there was the question of deepseek top of the list, no one saw this as a major game changer when it comes to changing the spend on the chips and the date or centers, we got split opinion on the development of ai. not a silver bullet changing efficiency but the ceo in france said it was positive for companies focused on openai rather than closed. we got the offer from elon musk and sam altman's response when it took a personal twist. >> his whole life is from a position of insecurity. i feel for him. tom: it is getting personal between these billi

tom? mr. mason: our focus has been shifting away from the rapid growth that we experienced and the addition of new staff to more attention and development of the staff that we have. our peak hiring year was 2023. we hired about 2500 new staff. that's a lot. but the numbers have been coming down this year, depending on what happens with the budget, it will be more like 1200. our normal turnover is about 800 to 900. we are not quite at a steady state but we are getting there. the hiring is tapering. so we brought in a lot of new people, a net growth of about 5000 over the last five years or so. they are enthusiastic, they are smart, they have skills that are going to be very valuable to our mission. and what we don't want to have happen is just as they are getting to a point of proficiency, which takes a couple of years at least in our business, that they go off somewhere else. as was mentioned, i think we have made progress in terms of our compensation and benefits, and that was really critical

tom, when do we expect to lrn more about the chopper's black box? >> ntsb is expecting to give us a readout tomorrow. they're trying to synchronize the flight data and the cockpit voice recorders, but the chopper's black boxes were not time stamped, so it's taking some time. in addition, they have finished interviewing all of the air traffic controllers. hallie? >> tom costello, thank you. >>> out west, some 13 million people are under flood watches across california tonight, where an atmospheric river is bringing a lot of rain and flooding, look at that, to tow like these, and could even spur mud slides through wednesday. the storm system set to hit cities like san francisco and sacramento. the rain will also affect l.a., where the deadly eaton and palisades fires have only just been contained. >>> we'll take a break, and in 60 seconds, the courtroom fireworks in the legal battle between actors blake lively and justin baldoni. the judge's warning to the lawyers in the first hearing in the case. 60 seconds the courtroom fireworks in the legal battle

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tom: unra is the largest of the u.n.perations working in gaza and it is the backbone of the operation, particularly in the education and health sectors and no other agency or organization frankly including the palestinian authority can step in and deliver education at that scale. but they are operating across the region and those are continuing unimpeded. geoff: the trump administration is in the process of hollowing out usaid. what will be the effect of that? tom: i don't think you build a golden age by retreating from the world. the u.s. has been a humanitarian superpower for decades now. almost half of the humanitarian campaigns funded by the americans. i think they can ask us to be more innovative but without that support -- i hope this is only a temporary freeze -- we will not reach tens of millions of people who in the past have been supported by the generosity of the american government and the american people. geoff: how are gazans responding to president trump's idea for the u.s. to take ownership of gaza for it

>> i have a quick question for tom. when we talk about august 16, this is something that bedeviled me when i was in the agency. to be mean the date it was delivered to the parliamentarian ? the federal register date? the date the parliamentarian noted delivery as an executive communication? what is august 16? agencies can issue a ruling and it can take sometimes weeks before it gets into the federal register. does that matter? mr. wickham: it does not. the traditional position has been the later of those. therefore congress the most time to react to a agency action. all of the steps you indicated, issuance, delivery, stamp, etc., it will be the latest of those dates. sometimes the delivery and demarcation of congressional record will be different for the house. mr. balla: one thing i will mention is there has been a lot of conversation about working with leadership in what to do when contemplating rules under the cra. when i look back at the rules disapproved by the first trump administration, a very small group of thos