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lou: joining me now, catch uple campos duffy and mike gallagher, home of the mike gallagher show.hael, a recount in michigan, detroit, 3% of the precincts a little problem? >> absolutely. and, you know, there are more votes than there were people. they should be audited. there should be an investigation. it makes me think what they did in my home state. also we find out there was another reason they came to wisconsin. it was greed. $1 million in consultant fees. maybe they ought to go to mitch a began. lou: i was so sure she was on a campaign of justice and to bring truth and light and purity. >> rachael mentioned voter i.d. this screams for a need for voter i.d. it must be the russians. they must have gotten to detroit. jim comey coordinate with the rugs to have dead bodies. maybe under a president trump you will have voter i.d. laws. lou: the idea of a voter i.d. this is an idea that greg abbott the governor of texas started driving and won more than he lost against this administration. but we are going to have to wait and see what happens with the trial court which should make

if you look at singapore or some other emerging market, you still sectors,uple of weeks which are 40%o 50% of market capitalization, so i don't think we are that different. you have seen the consumer sector come up because consumer demand in pakistan is very high. consumer companies are doing very well. we have seen 100% expansion in steel and 100% in auto manufacturers, so as these sectors improve, these sectors will gain weight. >> coming up, a hack attack highlights laws in middle east cyber security. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ arabia's against saudi central bank, transportation industry, and the agency which runs the country's airport has highlighted laws in middle east cyber security. our reporter joins us from abu dhabi with an update on what is at stake. >> this happened a couple of weeks ago and targeted a few said,nd computers, as you the minister of transport, the central bank, and the service that runs airports. we do not know much, but we do few thousandhit a computers, that data was damaged. luckily, the ministries were able to gather or restore some of that lost

and next uple the california judge is center of brock turner assault trial cleared of misconduct.y criticizeded when he sentenced a stanford student ofix months in jail and there was a new sentencing law in it california and hard alcohol ban at stanford. >> michigan uber driver arrested for stab august passenger over the weekend. he told police he did it because he felt his vehicle was "disrespected" please say jacob matthewalman picked up two paerns and got into the altercation with them because one tapped his window before getting in the car. police say he took it as a sign of disrespect. the victim suffered stab wounds to chest, back, face. al man was chamed with assault. back to you. >> crazy story. >> if you were watching cowboys game on sunday night you may recall ezekiel elliot jumping into that red salvation army kettle and i'm in that inspired fansal vacation army said in the twelve hours after his leap he raised $182,000 in online donation. that's a 61% increase over the same time period. last week salvation army still needs your help so make sure you too remember to stu

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uple, if it decides to ante could get some of its money back because the ceo said $50 billion of that billion would go into u.s. investment. ramy.nk you so much, so much more ahead. hong kong's money market squeeze is sending a -- squeeze. >> take a look at markets trading in the asia-pacific. an hour ofter half trade, the nikkei 225 leading some losses this morning, down a .25%.e more than zer we do see the dollar at a bit of a halt here. we are coming out of the open in singapore. this is bloomberg. ♪ craig's it is a 11:30 a.m. in sydney. theave breaking news about monthly business survey, a slight improvement in confidence strife in theying australian economy. this is good news. to five ingot november, having dipped to four in previous months. we are in hong kong. a little bit of a perk there for sydney. betty: im betty liu in new york. you are watching "daybreak asia." >> oh peg boosted production in november ahead of next month's collect of -- opec boosted production in november ahead of cuts.onth's total output is 38 million barrels per day. andysts expect opec independent produ

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it's been projected that this number will quinn it uple. >> from a doctor's perspective, what's the messageif he's watching this morning and he does watch our program. what would you like to see change? why replace first of all? >> replacing obamacare is not something that can be done overnight with a sledge hammer. we need the fine precision with a scalpel in order to make it successful. we need to focus on the strengths that the aca has provided us, increased coverage, inclusion of patients with preexisting conditions and keeping our children on health care plans until the age of 26. these are extremely hefty provisions to keep. they are financially burden some. we need to increase state exchanges. we need to decrease federal mandates in an effort to increase health care innovation. >> what are the kenks your patients? >> our patients are seeing less face time with physicians. they are having to go to more mid level providers, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, which are huge aspects of health care and are vital to us. patients are not seeing their doctor anymore. they don't know