vonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. stocks moving lower. let's get a quick check on these markets. the s&p 500 relatively unchanged . counter factors weighing on the market and pushing the market higher. the golden dragon index was down about two point 75%. mainland -- 2.75%. mainland china is closed, taiwan reopens friday. we have crude oil moving higher substantially. brent is above 75 and a new york crude is above 73 from some comments from president biden about the middle east. we will get to a moment and the two year yield at 3.6930 after better-than-expected services reading and the jobless claims that were not as bad as we anticipated. let's get to some of the movers on the equity side. vista is hitting a record high after nikkei reports alphabet is considering buying electricity from nuclear power plants for its data centers. nvidia is surging in the session as tech is one of the few positive groups in the s&p 500. we also got more headlines tied to nvidia and ai as it expands a partnership with accenture. and levi's is slumping aft

vonnie: what happens to the curve. if these inflation and job market expectations continue to shift than that could mean having, no? lara: you are bringing up one of the least appreciated features of the fixed income market. the yield curve remains inverted. as that normalizes, it will be a combination of fed rate cuts that bring short-term rates down. and strong economy, debt and deficit dynamics, inflation that is a little stubborn. all of those will cause long-term interest rates to drift higher. i think the long-duration trade has run its course. we are in a higher for longer interest rate environment and yield curve normalization will be a big part of that. vonnie: you are chief economist, and you are a fixed income specialist recommended and what type of play from the yield curve can be made at this point? lara: i think it is all about harnessing the strength that we are seeing in credit markets. it is about looking for extra yield and deeper in the credit space. that is everything from high yield, leverage loans

vonnie: we have tomorrow cpi print and friday, ppi. what would we need to see tomorrow in order for anybody to make up their mind on something to be more decisive on what the next move should be? michael: if we had a surprise in the cpi as we did with the jobs report, that would scare a lot of people if inflation suddenly shot up but there is little chance of that happening. economists are good at forecasting what will happen to price indexes. it does not mean a whole lot except for this. if we get the numbers they expect with a slight decrease in inflation and gives the fed permission to react to the employment side of their mandate. as long as inflation is going down, they can pay more attention to the employment side although they will continue to repeat the idea they are looking at both. vonnie: balance of risks. he will be back at the top of the hour for those minutes. turning to hurricane milton, florida governor ron desantis spoke earlier about the state of the storm. >> hurricane milton is still a major very strong hurricane. i

vonnie: it reflects the mood of the country.on and they are basically tied. 17% said it was a tie. that is what we are seeing and why the final stretch will be so significant. harris has the advantage, she out fund raised the trump campaign or-one. in terms of everything else it will be extraordinarily close and that moment was the most combative that we saw them. it was convivial. very few points of combat. tom: any memorable moments from they closely run debate? vonnie: we will get to maybe a couple of nuances post debate but the questions we were asking was did they pick the right running me and would we learn anything new? both candidates picked the right running mates but there were small gaps so on a question of gun control tim walz said he had become friendly with school shooters, he was talking about sandy hook victims and it's likely that's what he meant to say but that has blown out, trump retweeted it and there was another moment in which phrases like knucklehead were being used. it went off as planned and they abided

vonnie ericson: she's great. just a good person. loved to quilt with her neighbors.er family. that was definitely, very important to her. keith morrison: now, she'd never see her children get married, or welcome grandchildren into the world, or be with chris at spider lake. and so, to say her family was in a state of shock would be to profoundly understate the feelings of that awful morning. unaware of the activities of this man. derek woodford: i believe i received the call at about 3:00 am. keith morrison: derek woodford is a senior special agent with the state bureau of criminal apprehension, the bca, in southern minnesota. i know most of the local investigators. when they have a violent crime or homicide or death investigation and need assistance, they call me. keith morrison: so he got dressed and drove to brewster. and before dawn, agent woodford was staring intently at the carnage in chris and jan's bedroom. derek woodford: what i found was the victim on a backboard. she was deceased. what was the nature of her-- of her injury? derek woodford: it was a shotgun

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they speak to us on big about this is joining us live from living homes because vonny that's in the east of the country. what's the situation like, where do i send of the? well, the situation has, has been the same for the last week or so, which is that there's been an increase of his reading strikes that we understand invalid back, which is around 4 to columbus. and where i'm standing, it's an ancient city. it's home to the roman temple as uh, thousands of years old, designated and the, the unesco heritage sites here, which is sites that, that city has been specific focal point for is really bumming that we understand that the job of the a neighborhood was hit through the strike, and there's been some considerable amount of destruction elsewhere in the back of a these are they which is around 5 to 9. so i'm just from where i'm standing, the area that was head of the doors, doors. the ton of doors about the object comes through understanding has been hate to know the place, is that right? and then even in the last, we've heard the constant sound of a drone hovering overhead. i'm not sure

this is vonnie in brooklyn. caller: good morning. host: how long have you been a poll worker?aller: over 20 years. i retired now. i'm 90 years old. host: why did you start doing it 20 years ago? caller: i have worked at many polling stations within the polling station. during that time, we never had any problems. because why? at every station, you have a democrat and a republican sitting together. so whenever you hand over a ballot, they both cross check to see if it is correct. they sign and confirm that you give a ballot, you go to the booth and put it in the scanning machine, and that's it. we never had any problems in my time i was working here. so there's no question there's any -- your caller -- it's impossible. host: you talk about those people, i think you are referring to the election poll watchers appointed by the parties and the candidates themselves. what's the interaction between poll workers and poll watchers? caller: well, the poll watchers will walk around the booths, walk around the station to see what is happening. the interaction we he -- they would ask ques

i remember vonnie, like, squealing.wonderful because we just-- i mean, we were all just cheering and hugging each other. the weight of the world was off my shoulders. i think i hugged everybody in that courtroom before i got out of there. keith morrison: including the man from whom the clouds were suddenly lifted, chris kruse. you know, you can't-- i don't know how to put that into words. it's hard finding words for things, sometimes. yeah. what have the last five years been like for you? it's been a real rough five years. unimaginable. keith morrison: and now, finally, he could face his family and the world as an innocent man, vindicated. except, after the verdict, the county attorney issued a statement saying, while they respected the jury's verdict, they firmly believed after a long and thorough investigation that chris did, indeed, kill his wife. as of this point, there are no other suspects, and there are no other leads in the investigation of jan's murder. keith morrison: not even bailey's boyfriend, jeremy majeru

so united nation side at a vonny, he was describing the aggression inside lebanon, the genocide in gaza. he said that israel is pushing the region to an unprecedented catastrophe. he really emphasized that countries like america and the u. k. were to blame for this for giving israel. he described his comp launch for carrying out these acts of aggression in the region. he said that israel has no interest in pursuing peace, or is that nice fire? and the actually we are hearing now from the representative from iraq at this the imagined sneezing of you. and let's listening to this madam president's holding meeting after meeting of the security council over the past year without achieving any tangible results to sump continue. it is radia taxed against it by the senior people, just such a painful reality. the reality that the security council is not making any effective residual decisions to stop these violations that allow the occupation to perpetuate its practices and escalate finance in the region. it's time for the security council to pay ineffective rule to maintain international peace

and that is perfectly in line with what the audio vonny and foreign ministry earlier said during an interview to r t. it was for administer. a boss are off to you also all set similar remarks while laming b is really a violations and aggressive actions against the one on the united states. always the disorder i'm, you know, that's, they are behind any effect for you as well. we defend the last 500 assessment, defend this one again, if it affects us to respond to the response. so all in all, for now we need to wait for more information to surface out of this overnight attack by swell against your want to get a sense of whether or not to get wind will respond. a multiple states are condemned . israel's attack on around saudi arabia, seizure really and sovereignty and international law was violated by the strikes while russia has called for an end to the cycle of violence. and to criticize the overnighted talk for undermining regional stability. with the pro 5, no, to defense on government, call them, it's not these really daily hardware. it's a mirror or in the store and you're most welcome is

, whenever that happens to that spring until his i saw that he's a writer and specialist in there, vonny and affairs, and he's joining his life on the capital that on to him. one of the biggest questions right now is how was wrong despond all these attacks against one of its biggest allies have we heard anything from iranian officials? well actually we have been hearing a lot of statements coming from uranium not supposed to be here today from the secretary for supreme national security costs of, of iran. mr. at maybe on saying that it's a, it's of war in bitch existence front is engaged and the single action is not going to be meaningful. this is a very critical. ready statement so far, which shows in assess the 3rd of the sort of tennessee in the wrong towards formulating get more orchestrated, answer when it comes to ease really of noxious behaviors. bus. there is a still this emphasis by different talk, the shows into wrong that these actions are not going to be left on answered when it comes to the match or timing, which is a sort of urgent question these days that we are being cons

looking at these 2 bedrooms, the villages on the main highway that links the capitals and rebecca vonny and susan susan profits has been fired from 11 on into north israel. the strike stock is at several locations in gallagher. some of the boxes for the intercepted and crashed beforehand that's on the democratic presidential candidate of capital homicides condemned. donald trump for and long c reports will be made about adult hitler. she says the comments are a window into who, how republican rival really is. yesterday we learned that donald trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, a retired 4 star general, confirmed that wild donald trump was president. he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military. that is loyal to the united states constitution. he wants a military that is loyal to him. a massive amounts of money are pouring into the democratic and republican campaigns. capital harris has raised more than a $1000000000.00 in just 3 months. that's 3 times more than donald trump raised in during the last quarter. so there

any of my colleagues civil vonny, i spoke to cindy mccain, the executive director of the world food program. she is in poor saddam. he began by asking about the situation in the samsung camp. the situation is catastrophic because we have not been able to get in that scale and access has been very difficult. so i'm pleading with the world and helped me gain as a broader access within sudan, and to be able to get to people who are suffering from famine and help stop famine . nevertheless, i've been here talking to many of the leaders here within the country, pleading our case with regard to, to access, making sure that we, that we have, we are able to not just gain access, but before we have gate crossings that are active like andre and others and, and actually helping the world focus on sudan and not forget about some down. this is a crisis and we need the dentist do it. multiple parts of the country right now are considered to be at risk of famine. now just to make this very clear, for viewers, famine is measured in the number of people who die of starvation every day confirm and still be p

and that is perfectly in line with what audio vonny and foreign ministry earlier said during an interview to r t. it was for administer. a boss are off to you also all set similar remarks while laming is really a violations and aggressive actions against that. ron, on the united states, always the disorder. i'm, you know, that's, they are behind any effect for you as well. we defend the last 500 assessment, defend this one again, if it affects us to respond to the appropriate way, how response so all in all, for now we need to wait for more information to surface out of this overnight attack by swell against, or want to get a sense of whether or not to get wind will respond. it's a nation's are lining up to condemn the is really attack on a ron, including opposed to american ally in the region. saudi arabia says israel has violated the international law. and to ron's sovereignty, several others have called for an end to the cycle of violence and criticize the recent attack for undermining regional stability. earlier we spoke with a journalist, smell like charlotte, and she says, israel 6

and that is perfectly in line with what the audio vonny and foreign ministry earlier said during an interview to r t. it was for administer. a boss are off to you also all set similar remarks while laming b is really of violations and aggressive actions against the one on the united states. always the sorry i'm, you know, that's, they are behind. i mean, i thought i'd call you one of the 3 defendants last time. so some of the defend this time, again, if it affects us to respond to the response . so all in all, for now we need to wait for more information to surface out of this overnight attack by swell against the want to get a sense of whether or not to give on will respond well, multiple states are condemned israel's attack on around. so do you rate base, is there any and sovereignty and international law was violated by the strikes? russia has called for an end to the cycle of violence and criticize the overnight attack for undermining regional stability. while they're really an academic and commentators side mohammed were on the predicts a dangerous future for the world. should the us bec

i just don't have the saudi, he's a vitamin specialist in vonny in a fast and joins as like from tough on i to he does. honda was just saying the iranians are saying that there's attack was an act of self defense. exactly the same language that we have from the as ratings as you were saying earlier, that backing it up with exactly the same actions slow i told you earlier that this stock the match or versus the matcher of actions. and i insist on that again. valley is really prime minister, was in bunker to based on the statements, just the jeopardizing look threatening iran. at this level, the rainy and chief of the staff was out to respond publicly and i'm going to side some of the statements by him as the recent update that'd be receiving from to iran . he said that i hear by declared at the i r 's, you see, and armed forces of the country are fully prepared for us both passively and offensively, to respond to any repetition of the russian by the is really regime. and he further goes on to say that if design is reaching is not controlled and takes action against the wrong google targ

i'm 0 civil vonny explained. so let's look at the us select tool map. we want to tell you about a very important swing states president joe biden, home state of pennsylvania with 19 electoral college votes. it is this year's biggest prize among battleground states. many observers, in fact, i believe it will be the tipping point state. the place at either side must win the claim. the white house pennsylvania voted blue for decades. but that changed with donald trump. in 2016 trump breaks the democrats, so called blue wall winning pennsylvania by a margin of just over 44000 votes, out of nearly 6000000 cost. now in 2020 joe biden, slips it back, but the margin remains very sent about 80000 votes. so it margins like this, we need to look deeper to understand what's happening. the basic electro map of pennsylvania in 2020. it looked like this, those big blue areas, the cities of philadelphia and pittsburgh. and all that red in the middle is mostly rural, and much more finley populated. look at what happened over time, starting in 2012 voters. from these 3 c

reserves, it's rides to respond to these ready attack, and that is perfectly in line with what audio vonny and foreign ministry earlier said during an interview to r t. it was for administer. a boss are off to you also all set similar remarks while laming is really a violations and aggressive actions against ron on the united states. always the disorder i'm, you know, that's, they are behind any effect for you as well. we defend the last time under the system to defend the sun. again, if it affects us the people to respond the way our response so all in all for now we need to wait for more information to surface out of this overnight attack by swell against your want to get a sense of whether or not to get wind will respond a multiple states have condemned israel's attack on around study ray, be a seizure really in sovereignty. and international law was violated by the strikes . russia was called for an end to the cycle of violence and criticized the overnight attack for undermining regional stability. restaurants live now to independent journalist. david is a waiter in b route for his tec

so vonny explains the role of the electoral college. and most democracies elections are pretty simple. voters vote the candidate with the most votes wins or the party with the most votes wins that appoints its leader to government. but that is not how it works in the united states. instead of voting directly for a president or const picks their leader through what is known as the electoral college and every 4 years we have to remind ourselves of how that actually works. so here goes, there are $538.00 electors for electoral college motors representing all 50 us states plus washington dc. these are people that are appointed by the political parties. a candidate needs house of that plus one to win the presidency. that's 270 electoral votes. that is the key number. what americans are rarely voting for is their state directors. the group of people who will vote for the presidents on their behalf. states have electors based on their population size. so look at this, take a big state like california this year. it has 54 boats in the electoral

early my colleagues civil vonny, i spoke to cindy mccain, the executive director of the world food program. he began by asking about the situation in samsung camp in this situation is catastrophic because we have not been able to get in that scale. an access has been very difficult, so i'm pleading with the world to help me gain a broader access within sudan and, and be able to get to people who are suffering from famine and help stop famine. nevertheless, i've been here talking to many of the leaders here within the country, pleasing our case with regard to, to access, making sure that we, that we have, we are able to not just gain access, but we have gate crossings that are active like andre, and others and, and actually helping the world focus on sudan and not forget about sudan. this is a crisis and we need the dentist do it. multiple parts of the country right now are considered to be at risk of famine. now just to make this very clear, for viewers, famine is measured in the number of people who die of starvation every day can family and still be prevented at this point. in those area

lasted nearly 3 hours in that meeting, the uranium ambassador to the united nations, a mirror site era, vonny sort of hinted or for shadowed to what we're hearing today, he said that the, the reading attack on israel was a self defense in line with the article 51 of the un charter. and he said, i'll read something that he told the security council an open form just 24 hours ago. he said he ran is fully prepared to take further defensive measures if necessary. so certainly a lot happening here at the united nations were expected to hear from john pier laquatta, the head of a un peacekeeping, where he'll be updating journals here in the next few hours about the situation with un peacekeepers in the southern 11 on. we also expect the elected 5 are non permanent, i'm sorry, elected 10 non permanent members of the security council will also be briefing journalists here at un headquarters in new york within the next hour or so as well . also on the situation in the middle east. all right, thank you very much from united nations, gabrielle is on the this. meanwhile, at the israel 11 and border, isra

the whole since of people gathered in a square and paid on waving has been lebanese and vonnie and flags. mohammed von reports tribute into clouds in the streets of devonne and dozens of other evening cities. minutes of the onset of an ocean they've gone, launched a wave of missile strikes on each side of the collective chance field. expressing dorian side of the military house with a sort of daughter to highlight as a cost agent to live in on this, i'll just print that on a on e o signs. we alternate systems we have in just those places. wave follows through the slides. those webcast pictures of the late secretary general of his full so you'd have something someone who's killed on friday by any sort of despite on the southern southern guns as well as teens celebrated on the states of this kaiser, the top with a slight of getting the missiles this is the body of the food. you count a few 100 meters away from the board and refuse or your young palestinians will come to you at ending assault of the sufferings. again, obviously the bombs, raining death and destruction of the community in th

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