Raped citing a forensic report the European Union is launching legal action against the u. K. Over its bracks it plans a bill going through British Parliament would violate International Law in relation to trade rules in Northern Ireland the us house of representatives has just passed the democrats 2. 00 trillion dollars cope with 1000. 00 relief bill its opposed by Senate Republicans though all titians have been at an impasse for months over the size and scope of the relief package 40 belorussian individuals have been sanctioned by the European Union for their role in the disputed president ial election president Alexander Lukashenko isnt currently on the list of sanctioned individuals but the head of the European Council warned that could change police of crackdown on opposition politicians on protesters since look assange coke claimed victory in august. We really prevent what we as politically decided that least its immediate point about recession to no question to its not on the cu
If you are a medical professional, we hope to hear from you. Good monday evening. The doctor will be joining us. He will be going to a different location in washington dc for the interview. We want to begin as we always do with numbers, courtesy of Johns Hopkins university. Confirmed118,000 deaths. Of coronavirus. The death toll surpassing 23,000. From the university of alabama, the school of medicine. Therote a piece for washington post. This is the headline. He wrote the following, despite all of my knowledge of Infectious Diseases and how this virus was addicted to behave, i was not prepared for the toll it takes. It is less about how i felt moment to moment but rather the fear of the unknown. Ofas plagued by my knowledge what was happening biologically. I knew that my symptoms were this will not be the last time a virus skips from animal to human. It should be the last time we are so unprepared. The experience has been a humbling lesson. We can modify and lessen the symptoms, but h
With strict conditions will be allowed to compete under a neutral flag. Russia has 21 days to appeal the decision. Former fed chairman paul paul volcker is dead. He broke the back of u. S. Inflation during the 80s. Later, he led president obamas efforts to rein in the investment risk of commercial banks. That led to the volcker rule which the banks hated. Paul volcker was 92 years old. Global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Vonnie and at 6 00 p. M. In hong kong. 0 a. M. In im a vonnie quinn. Welcome to bloomberg markets. From bloomberg world headquarters, here the top stories from around the world that we are following. We are on the cusp of a busy week with a lot of potential catalysts from the fomc meeting to the looming americachina tariff deadline. Plus, the u. S. Winter flu season is off to its earliest start in more than 15 years. We will tell
Plus, what investors and consumers like you need to know. Power lunch right now. Well, well, well an historic milestone once again for the dow. Its been a while, but now we are above 27,000 first time at that level on the back of 150pluspoint run the s p and nasdaq, they have turned negative, but the s p once again dealing above 3,000 briefly. United health, a major catalyst, accounting for roughly 80 points of the dow gains the stock having its best day since october 2017 weve got more on this well tell you the whys, where fors, and whether to buys coming up rates are spiking. Yields on the benchmark tenyear treasury note jumping this hour, just 2. 21 that, kelly, is quite a move and well keep a close eye on it tyler, thanks. Those old records do keep getting broken we have turned a lot lower in the past hour. Bob pisani is here to explain it all. Bob . Well, just on that note, just let me show you interest rateciti stocrate ratesensitive stocks. It was a disappointing bond auction. T
Peter, welcome. Thank you for joining us. Its really great to speak to you today. I thank you for asking, inviting. So youve written quite a bit over the years about about hollywood, particularly the movie industry. This book is a really wonderful tour of modern tevision and how it evolved into a medium for deep, provocative, original storytelling. Weve all become familiar with this term that were that were living through the golden age of tv with these shows like mad men and breaking bad and succession. And the list goes on and on. What made you want to tackle this subject now . And also with so much ambition and sweep, this is a book that spans several decades. Well, basically, because, you know, movies have declined. You know, theyve become you know, theyve become a monoculture here of superheroes. You know, basically through marvel, somewhat through dc and there was it just seemed to me that there was less and less interesting work being done in the movies. And a lot of the talent