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Speaker 2: Good morning.

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Speaker 1: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the

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Speaker 1: stories we're following today.

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Speaker 2: Karen, we begin in Israel, where events continue to unfold

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Speaker 2: after six Israeli hostages were found shot dead in a

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Speaker 2: Gaza tunnel over the weekend. Prime Minister Benjamin Natuna, who

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Speaker 2: has responded with a defiant press conference saying Israel will

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Speaker 2: not meet Hamas's demands to give up control of the

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Speaker 2: border area between Gaza and Egypt.

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Speaker 3: I don't believe that either President Biden or anyone serious

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Speaker 3: about achieving peace and achieving the release would seriously ask

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Speaker 3: Israel Israel to make these concessions.

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Speaker 2: We've already made them, Israeli Prime Minister Natunyah, who is

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Speaker 2: also apologizing to the bereaved families. He says the nation

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Speaker 2: must maintain permanent control over the Philadelphi Quarter. He's accusing

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Speaker 2: Hamas of using it to import arms that it's used

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Speaker 2: against Israel.

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Nathan, Israelis took part in labor strikes and nationwide

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Speaker 1: protests Sunday to try to force antan Yahoo's government to

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Speaker 1: agree to a cease fire and secure the release of hostages.

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Speaker 1: Many post offices and bank branches were closed, while the

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Speaker 1: country's main airport suspended some takeoffs, and a number of

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Speaker 1: shopping malls and high tech firms shut their offices as well.

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Speaker 1: They were the largest protests since the deadly invasion by

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Speaker 1: Hamas that set off the war last October.

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Speaker 2: Karen Netanyah, who is also feeling pressure from President Biden,

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Speaker 2: he says the prime Minister's not doing enough to reach

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Speaker 2: a deal. The President was asked if he has spoken

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Speaker 2: to Netayah, who about the negotiations where the.

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Speaker 4: Sting dustration not with him as mark College cover from US.

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Speaker 2: The President says he will speak with Israel's Prime minister eventually,

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Speaker 2: and he promised that Hamas leaders will pay for the murders.

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Speaker 2: Netan Yahoo contended during his news conference that the only

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Speaker 2: way for Israel to achieve total victory is to destroy

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Nathan the UK says it's suspending some licenses for

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Speaker 1: arms exports to Israel after concluding the use of British

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Speaker 1: components in Gaza could violate international humanitarian law. Bloomberg Israel

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Speaker 1: Bureau chief Evan Bronner says the move is more symbolic

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Speaker 5: It's not a major export to the major exporters to

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Speaker 5: But the UK is considered an important ally and friend

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Ethan Bronner says the UK suspension does not amount

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Speaker 1: to an arms embargo on Israel.

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Speaker 2: Bank hear in the US, Karen, the presidential election, we

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Speaker 2: can say is in full swing now. Following the Labor

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Speaker 2: Day holiday, Vice President Kamala Harris told the United steel

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Speaker 2: US steel to Japan's Nippon Steele.

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Speaker 6: US Steele is an historic American company and it is

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Speaker 6: vital for our nation to maintain strong American steel companies.

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Speaker 6: And I couldn't agree more with President Biden. US steel

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Speaker 7: Owned, an American operator.

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Speaker 2: The statement is Kamala Harris's first on the proposed deal.

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Speaker 2: It does align with President Biden, who has also pledged

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Speaker 2: has also called for the transaction to be blocked. The

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Speaker 2: former president did not have any campaign events over the

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Speaker 2: holiday weekend, but he and Harris will return to Pennsylvania

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Speaker 2: That's going to be held at the National Constitution Center

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Speaker 1: Well, Nathan, we have a number of international election headlines

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Speaker 1: this morning. Venezuela has ordered the arrest presidential candidate and

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Speaker 1: Mundo Gonzales. It's an escalation of the government's crackdown on dissent.

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Speaker 1: In the wake of a disputed election, Venezuelan authorities declared

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Speaker 1: President and Nicholas Maduro the winner to a third term,

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, in Germany, Karen Chancellor oll Off Schultz's ruling coalition

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Speaker 1: Well, we also have a key company news out of Germany,

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Speaker 1: Nathan Volkswagen's considering closing factories in its home country for

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Speaker 1: the first time in its history. The cost cutting move

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Speaker 1: with workers to keep jobs secure. Bloomberg's Elizabeth Berman says

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Speaker 1: Volkswagen's set up for a showdown with workers and government.

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Speaker 7: To push through any big decisions, any big savings plan,

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Speaker 1: And Bloomberg Auto's editor Elizabeth Berman says Volkswagen's profit margins

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Speaker 2: In Brazil, a Supreme Court justice has ordered the shutdown

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Speaker 2: of X former elite Twitter, saying it violates his orders

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Speaker 2: X's billionaire owner Elon Musk, is decrying the move as censorship.

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Speaker 1: Well elsewhere in company news, Nathan Sources tell Bloomberg Goldman

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Speaker 2: And this morning, Karen futures are trading lower as we

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Speaker 9: John and Nathan September has the unenvy built distinction of

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Speaker 9: being known historically as the worst month for stocks. On Friday,

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Speaker 9: the Federal Reserve. Markets are currently pricing to start to

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Speaker 2: All right, John, thank.

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Speaker 1: You when it's time now for a look at some

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Speaker 1: of the other stories making news in New York and

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Speaker 1: Michael Barr. Michael good Morning, Good morning Karen.

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Speaker 8: New York City's Caribbean festival, known as the West Indian

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Speaker 8: Day Parade, turned into chaos and violence. Five people were

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Speaker 8: Police said four males and a female between the ages

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Speaker 8: Shell saying the gunfire was targeted.

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Speaker 10: This was an intentional act by one person towards.

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Speaker 3: A group of people.

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Speaker 8: Chief Shell says, if anyone has any video to help

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Speaker 8: International Airport After equipment outages related to radar Monday afternoon,

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Speaker 8: the FAA issued a ground stop, which threw the normally

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Speaker 8: According to fly Aware, more than three hundred flights were

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Speaker 8: arrested a suspect in a fatal shooting on a moving

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Speaker 8: a police using surveillance video. In Connecticut, one person is

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Speaker 12: They were alive.

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Speaker 8: Six other people were taken to an area hospital. Global

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Speaker 8: it with News Now on Bloomberg. I'm Michael Barr, and

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Speaker 1: Karen. All right, Michael Barr, thank you time now for

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Speaker 1: the Bloomberg Sportes update with John stash Hour.

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Speaker 2: John, Good morning, Good morning Karen.

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Speaker 10: After swifting the White Sox, the Mets returned home to

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Speaker 10: They moved ten over five hundred. They're only a half

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Speaker 10: NL Wildcard. Half game is fill with the Yankees leave

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Speaker 10: the Orioles by Baltimore now getting to flit the lowly

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Speaker 10: White Sox. The Orioles won thirteen to three. Shott was

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Speaker 10: the eleventh loss in a row, one hundred and eighth

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Speaker 10: of the season, and they've also lost each of Chris

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Speaker 10: Flexen's last twenty starts. That's a dubious Major League record.

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Speaker 10: Yankees in Texas Cleaver Torres to run double third inning,

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Speaker 10: He has been ready to call Yanks behind. Garrett Cole

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Speaker 10: beat the Rangers eight to four. US Open top seeds

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Speaker 10: lead the way into the quarterfinals. Yannik Center lost the

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Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. There is new pressure on

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Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Natan Yahoo to come to a

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Speaker 3: We say yes, they say no all the time, but

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Speaker 2: That was the Prime Minister last night in a defiant

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Speaker 2: news conference following a weekend of massive protest in Israel.

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Speaker 2: Middle East and Africa, Rosalind Mathison Roz, Good morning. The

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Speaker 2: Prime Minister talks about keeping maximum pressure on Hamas. What

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Speaker 14: Well, the pressure has been quite intense from the US

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Speaker 14: Although the protests today look like they have tapered a bit,

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Speaker 14: they are smaller in size, so maybe some of that

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Speaker 14: initial pressure is fading. But certainly you're seeing a high

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Speaker 14: agreement for a ceasefire in Gaza. You know, fundamental points

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Speaker 14: that Israel has, fundamental sticking points that Hamas has also,

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Speaker 14: and the Israeli Prime Minister says that he feels that

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Speaker 14: allow Hamas potentially to regroup into rearm and come back

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Speaker 14: at Israel yet again in the aftermath of the October

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Speaker 14: through in the negotiations, because the clock is ticking not

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Speaker 14: the US political cycle for example, and the US is

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Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about where the negotiations stand right now.

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Speaker 2: I mean, we've had these sort of indirect talks with

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Speaker 14: Well, there are currently no formal negotiations going on. After

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Speaker 14: the last round again proved inconclusive. There have been various

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Speaker 14: and force both Hamas and Israel to agree. But you know,

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Speaker 14: it doesn't necessarily again overcome those fundamental sticking points, which

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Speaker 14: that would allow fighting to resume. And it's quite a

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Speaker 14: But we need to see whether there's going to be

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Speaker 2: Just thirty seconds left. Ros Well, we've seen massive protests

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Speaker 14: Well, certainly they reflect a deep sort of feeling of

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Speaker 14: Anti protests that we're going on that kind of came

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