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Speaker 1: News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now, I'm

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Speaker 1: mad Canigi. Senate Majority leader John Thune says the Democrat's

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Speaker 1: one year Affordable Care Act subsidy extension offer to end

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Speaker 1: the government shutdown is a non starter.

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Speaker 2: Republicans are not about to further burden taxpayers by blindly

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Speaker 2: extending a flawed program. The Democrat's proposal is just more

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Speaker 2: of the same, masking rising premiums and padding insurance companies

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Speaker 2: profits with more taxpayer dollars.

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Speaker 1: Punch Bowl News is now reporting that the Senate Gpeak

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Speaker 1: Conference will meet at twelve thirty pm Sunday. The Senate

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Speaker 1: will convene at noon for a rare Sunday session as

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Speaker 1: they try to find a way out of the shutdown.

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Speaker 1: Airlines canceled hundreds more flights this weekend, causing delays at

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Speaker 1: major airports in New York City and elsewhere as federal

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Speaker 1: authorities curtail air traffic because of the government shutdown. Out

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Speaker 1: of over twenty one thousand flights scheduled Saturday, about three

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Speaker 1: point seven percent had already been canceled as of Saturday morning.

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Speaker 1: This according to data compiled by aviation analytics company Serrium.

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Speaker 1: American United and Delta Airlines were the most affected. Many

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Speaker 1: flights that did eventually take off were delayed by hours.

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Speaker 1: UPS and FedEx are grounding part of its fleet following

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Speaker 1: a deadly plane crash earlier this week. Bloomberg's Monica Rix

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Speaker 1: has details.

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Speaker 3: Both UPS and FedEx are grounding their MD eleven fleets

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Speaker 3: on Boeing's recommendations as the company helps the FAA reveal

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Speaker 3: cargo plane crash that killed more than a dozen people

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Speaker 3: this week in Louisville, Kentucky. The groundings affect nine percent

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Speaker 3: of UPS's fleet and about four percent for FedEx. The

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Speaker 3: MD eleven was manufactured by McDonald Douglas, which Boeing took

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Speaker 3: over in nineteen ninety seven. The companies working on an

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Speaker 3: engineering analysis on the MD eleven that went down, and

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Speaker 3: the FEDS are using recovered cockpit voice and flight data

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Speaker 3: recorders to determine a cause. Monica Ricks Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: President Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard to Portland, Oregon,

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Speaker 1: to quell protests against his immigration crackdown was permanently blocked

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Speaker 1: by a US judge, handing him a major loss in

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Speaker 1: his bid to send troops to democratic led cities. A

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Speaker 1: judge who oversaw a trial last month, agreed with city

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Speaker 1: and state officials Friday that the protests have been largely

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Speaker 1: peaceful since a spate of violence in early June and

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Speaker 1: did not require the intervention of troops. The US Supreme

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Speaker 1: Court let the Trump administration for now withhold four billion

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Speaker 1: dollars in snap food aid that a judge had ordered

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Speaker 1: distributed Friday to fully fund November benefits for forty two

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Speaker 1: million people. The administrative stay, issued Friday night by Justice

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Speaker 1: Katanji Brown Jackson, is designed to give a federal appeals

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Speaker 1: court more time to consider the government's request for a

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Speaker 1: longer term order, letting it avoid making the payment. Pfizer

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Speaker 1: agreed to buy Metsara for up to ten billion dollars,

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Speaker 1: prevailing over Novo Nordisk in a tumultuous bidding war. After

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Speaker 1: US regulatory opposition thwarted the Danish drug maker's rival bid

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Speaker 1: for the obesity drug startup, Pfiser raised it'saw offered to

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Speaker 1: as much as eighty six dollars twenty five cents a share,

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Speaker 1: matching a revised bid from Novo. On November sixth, the

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Speaker 1: US company agreed to pay sixty five to sixty a

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Speaker 1: share in cash and up to twenty sixty five a

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Speaker 1: share contingent on certain milestones. In a statement Saturday, Novo

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Speaker 1: said that after careful consideration, it does not intend to

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Speaker 1: increase its offerre, adding that it believes that the structure

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Speaker 1: of its merger deal was compliant with antitrust laws. Farm

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Speaker 1: Maid is still on the table even after trade wins

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Speaker 1: and the Trump administration. Bloomberg's Amy Morris explains.

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Speaker 4: New international soybean sales are a boon for farmers, but

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Speaker 4: farmers also lost an estimated five point seven billion dollars

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Speaker 4: worth of soybean exports to China alone this year, and

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Speaker 4: Republicans from farm states say the Trump administration still needs

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Speaker 4: to send producers economic bailouts. The Agriculture Department can send

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Speaker 4: direct payments to farmers affected by the Trump tariffs. Senate

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Speaker 4: Agriculture Share Republican John Boozman says he's also working closely

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Speaker 4: with the USDA to decide who qualifies, but a multi

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Speaker 4: billion dollar farm maide package has been held up by

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Speaker 4: the government shutdown in Washington. Amy Moore as Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Baby formula manufacturer by Heart has agreed to a recall

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Speaker 1: of some of its powdered formula. After thirteen infants were

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Speaker 1: diagnosed with bochuism after consuming the product, The Centers for

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Speaker 1: Disease Control in the FDA are investigating thirteen reported cases

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Speaker 1: of infant bochoism and hospitalizations in ten states. All the

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Speaker 1: babies affected had consumed by heart Brand powdered infant formula.

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Speaker 1: Although it can be fatal, there are treatments for the toxin.

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Speaker 1: There are no reported deaths of this specific outbreak. An

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Speaker 1: unusually large massive cold air is headed across parts of

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Speaker 1: the US soon. Here's meteorologist Craig Allen.

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Speaker 5: We have a very unusual drop in the jet stream

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Speaker 5: for so early in the season. It's going to occur

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Speaker 5: over the next three days and bring a very rare

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Speaker 5: cold outbreak of temperatures well below average along with some snow.

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Speaker 5: This displacement of the jet stream is going to send

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Speaker 5: record low temperatures down into the central US and then

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Speaker 5: the southern US first before heading east over towards the

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Speaker 5: eastern seaboard, So it goes all the way down to

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Speaker 5: the Gulf Coast Georgia, Texas, Florida, and temperatures could be

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Speaker 5: in the thirties and forties with windchills even colder than that,

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Speaker 5: And as for snowfall, there could be six inches or

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Speaker 5: more downwind of the Great.

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Speaker 1: Lakes meteorologist Craig Allen. That's news when you want it

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Speaker 1: with Bloomberg News Now, I'm made Kleggi. This is Bloomberg