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Speaker 2: Good morning. I'm Nathan Hager and.

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Speaker 1: I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the stories we're following today.

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Speaker 3: Karen, we begin once again with the arrest of a

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Speaker 3: suspect accused of murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson on

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Speaker 3: the Manhattan Street. Let's get the very latest now at

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg's John Tucker.

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Speaker 4: John, Good morning, Nathan. The drama surrounding the intense manhunt

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Speaker 4: for the suspected shooter. Twenty six year old Luigi Mangione

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Speaker 4: has now morphed into a legal drama over his extradition

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Speaker 4: from Pennsylvania to New York. He's fighting it. As he

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Speaker 4: was letting antel the Blair County Courthouse, he yelled to

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Speaker 4: reporters please out. Has a defense attorney, Thomas Dicky, says

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Speaker 4: his client intends to plead not guilty to all charges.

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Speaker 5: We're going to use the process and use the constitution

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Speaker 5: and the rights that are available to any one of

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Speaker 5: us room and any Americans, a citizen or person charged

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Speaker 5: with a crime fighting extradition.

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Speaker 4: By some time, he may gain some discovery by forcing

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Speaker 4: authorities to show what probable cause or evidence they have

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Speaker 4: a Police have already said that evidence includes written admissions

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Speaker 4: about the crime. Meantime, in the weeks leading up to

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Speaker 4: the killing, friends and family worried about the accused shooter.

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Speaker 4: ABC tracked down a former roommate in Hawaii says Mangione

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Speaker 4: struggled with a back injury.

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Speaker 6: The severity of his back issue is such that it

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Speaker 6: was very difficult to have physical relationships with women.

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Speaker 4: Mangioni also posted about brain fog and sciatica, at one

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Speaker 4: point writing it's absolutely brutal to have such a life

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Speaker 4: halting issue. While the extradition battle unfolds, Al Tuna police

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Speaker 4: say some threats have been made against their officers. The

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Speaker 4: deputy police chief, Derek Swape said this is clearly a

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Speaker 4: very polarized case in New York. I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: All right, John, thank you. While we want to turn

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Speaker 1: now to the latest developments in the Middle East. Israel

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Speaker 1: has increased its attacks on military sites in Syria. The

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Speaker 1: Israeli military claims as strikes are to prevent strategic weapons

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Speaker 1: from falling into the hands of terrorists. We yet more

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Speaker 1: from Bloomberg Middle East correspondent Jumani Birsecci.

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Speaker 7: It's been an extremely intense military campaign that started right

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Speaker 7: after the regime fell. The Israeli Air Force has now

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Speaker 7: said that they've launched more than three hundred raids in

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Speaker 7: various parts of Syria, so not specific to Damascus. They've

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Speaker 7: been striking most of the strategic weapons stockpiles. They've also

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Speaker 7: targeted navy facilities, air force airfields, weapons production sites, even

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Speaker 7: naval vessels as well. We're hearing off the coast of

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Speaker 7: Latakia the idea of estimate that they've actually managed to

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Speaker 7: eliminate seventy to eighty percent of Syria's entire military capabilities.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Middle Age corresponded. Jumana Barseeci says Israel is weary

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Speaker 1: of the opposition groups that brought down but Sharla Sadz government.

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Speaker 1: The rebels are led by Hayatarira al Sham and Islamist

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Speaker 1: group are richly affiliated with al Qaeda.

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Speaker 3: Now, Karen, let's get to the latest on the Trump transition.

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Speaker 3: President to like, Donald Trump has made more key appointments,

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Speaker 3: including Andrew Ferguson to lead the Federal Trade Commission. We

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Speaker 3: get more from Bloomberg's stud Prisner.

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Speaker 8: Ferguson is one of two Republican members on the FTC,

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Speaker 8: so his appointment will not require Senate confirmation. The chair

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Speaker 8: of the agency is a politically charged role currently held

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Speaker 8: by Lena Kahn.

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Speaker 9: Now.

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Speaker 8: Ferguson joined the FTC in April, and he has dissented

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Speaker 8: from several of Khan's rule making efforts, including a ban

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Speaker 8: on non compete clauses in employment contracts and rules making

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Speaker 8: it easier to cancel subscriptions. Now, Ferguson will have to

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Speaker 8: navigate between competing interest within the GOP on one side

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Speaker 8: populist regulatory hawks and on the other establishment conservatives in

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Speaker 8: business groups. In New York Time, Doug Prisoner, Bloomberg.

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Speaker 1: Radio, all Right, Doug, thank you well. Along with the

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Speaker 1: FTC pick, President elect Shrump has filled several more diplomatic posts.

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Speaker 1: He's named Ronald Johnson as his ambassador to Mexico. Johnson

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Speaker 1: served as ambassador to El Salvador in Trump's first term.

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Speaker 1: The president elect has also tapped Colony Capital founder Tom

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Speaker 1: Barrack to be his ambassador to Turkey and Scott Besson,

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Speaker 1: Trump's picked to serve as Treasury Secretary. Is planning to

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Speaker 1: meet with several Republican senators today as he continues to

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Speaker 2: Turn to markets now, Karen.

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Speaker 3: The dollar is strengthening on a report Chinese leaders are

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Speaker 3: considering allowing their currency to weaken as they brace for

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Speaker 3: higher tariffs under a second Trump presidency. Meanwhile, stocks have

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Speaker 3: fallen for two straight sessions. Peter Cheer, head of macro

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Speaker 3: strategy at Academy Security, says stocks are at lofty levels.

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Speaker 10: I do think we are a little bit over our skes. Again,

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Speaker 10: it's very hard to get a big sell off. I

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Speaker 10: think in December seasonality tends to be good, but I

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Speaker 10: I think people have also become overly complacent on Trump.

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Speaker 10: I think they forget that he likes chaos, and now

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Speaker 10: that everyone's decided, oh, these are all just negotiating employees

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Speaker 3: Academy Securities, Peter cheeroes this s P five hundred is

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Speaker 3: up more than twenty six percent so far this year.

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Speaker 1: Well, Nathan, the direction of the markets today and next

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Speaker 1: week's FED decision may be impacted by a key economic reading.

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Speaker 1: This morning at eight thirty am, Wall Street time to

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Speaker 1: get the latest reading on inflation, but the consumer price

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Speaker 1: index for November, we get a preview with Bloomberg's Michael.

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Speaker 11: McKee headline, Inflation is forecast to have ticked up in November.

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Speaker 11: Will that derail of FED rate cut next week? Probably not.

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Speaker 11: The FED will be most interested in the composition of inflation.

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Speaker 11: The largest contributor to higher prices is housing, and it's

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Speaker 11: not getting any cheaper. The question is will the rate

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Speaker 11: of increase slow. Used car prices are also expected up

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Speaker 11: a question of demand used car sales, and therefore prices

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Speaker 11: tend to rise after natural disasters like October's hurricanes. Also

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Speaker 11: on watch auto insurance. All things a FED rate cut

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Speaker 11: likely warned influence Michael McKee, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: I might thank.

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Speaker 3: Several companies are in the news this morning, including SpaceX.

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Speaker 3: The value of Lawn Musk's rocket company has jumped to

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Speaker 3: about three hundred and fifty billion dollars. That's because, according

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Speaker 3: to an email to employees seen by Bloomberg, investors have

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Speaker 3: agreed to purchase as much as one and a quarter

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Speaker 3: billion dollars of SpaceX common shares at one hundred and

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Speaker 2: Dollars a piece.

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Speaker 3: Sources tell us that share prices up from the one

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Speaker 1: As of late September, Well Nathan, one of musk competitors

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Speaker 1: and another one of his other businesses, is making a

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Speaker 1: strategic move. General Motors is shutting down its Cruise Robotaxi program,

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Speaker 1: citing high development costs and reputational risks. GM invested more

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Speaker 1: rivaled Google parent Alphabet's Waimo for robotaxi supremacy and San

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Speaker 2: Well, Karen Kroger may have to shop for a new

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Speaker 3: A federal judge has blocked the supermarket chain's twenty four

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Speaker 1: And nathan Us Steel and dropped almost ten percent, sources

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Speaker 1: a President Biden plans to formally block the fourteen point

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Speaker 1: Steel on national security grounds. The fate of the once

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Speaker 1: fabled US steelmaker has become a hot political issue since

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Speaker 1: move its headquarters out of Pennsylvania and shutter some operations

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Speaker 1: if the merger collapses. Time now for a look at

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

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Speaker 1: and around the world, and for that we're joined by

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Michael Barr. Michael, good Morning.

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Speaker 9: Good morning. Karen. The marine veteran who choked a volatile,

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Speaker 9: mentally ill man on a New York subway, is speaking

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Speaker 9: says he couldn't have lived with himself if he hadn't acted.

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Speaker 9: Penny put Jordan Neely in a choke hold for about

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Speaker 9: six minutes after Neely had an outburst that frightened riders

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Speaker 6: He was just threatening to kill people. Who's threatening to

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Speaker 6: go to jail forever, go to jail for the rest

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Speaker 9: Daniel Penny spoke to Fox News. Meanwhile, scores of New

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Speaker 9: Yorker's protest at the trial outcome last evening. About twenty

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Speaker 9: thousand residents in Malibu, California, are under evacuation orders and

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Speaker 9: more than four square miles and remains zero percent contained.

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Speaker 9: Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Morone says more than

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Speaker 9: Chief Maron says a few homes have been burned and damaged,

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Speaker 9: Minister Kim Jong un attempted to kill himself in South Korea,

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Speaker 9: on allegations of playing a key role in a rebellion

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Speaker 9: Kim is said now to be in stable condition. Global

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

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Sports Update. It's brought to you I try state

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Speaker 1: OUTI here's John Stashawer, John, good morning.

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Speaker 13: Good morning Karen. The Yankees are willing to pay one

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Speaker 13: Soto about forty eight million dollars a year, and obviously

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Speaker 13: to spend elsewhere, and they have added a frontline starting pitcher,

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Speaker 13: Max Freed. Over his last five seasons with Atlanta had

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Speaker 13: Yanks are giving Freed an eight year contract that takes

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Speaker 13: eighteen million dollars. That's the most ever for a leftyes

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Speaker 13: Glove winning third baseman Nolan and Aaronado. His agent was

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Speaker 13: Does that mean Pete Alonzo will not re sign? Mets

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Speaker 14: We love Pete and we've been consistent about that throughout

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Speaker 14: off season goes. I'm not going to make any predictions,

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Speaker 14: but we understand what Pete has met to our franchise

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Speaker 13: One other signing last night Texas is keeping starter Nathan

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Speaker 13: Neval the NBA Cup Quarterfinals, Milwaukee got thirty seven points

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Speaker 2: This is Bloomberg Daybreak. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager.

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Speaker 3: The five day man hunt for the suspect in United

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Speaker 3: Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder is now a drawn out

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Speaker 3: legal fight. Luigi Mangioni is fighting extradition to New York.

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Speaker 3: His attorney, Thomas Dicky, says he will plead not guilty.

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Speaker 5: The burden's always on the government, thank god, and that's

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Speaker 3: Attorney Thomas Dicky spoke in Altuna, Pennsylvania, where Mangioni remains held,

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Speaker 3: News Senior editor Bill Ferries. Bill, good morning, Waving. Extradition

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Speaker 3: does drag this case out potentially for quite a while,

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Speaker 3: but we've already seen quite a bit of evidence against

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Speaker 3: Luigi Mangioni.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Hey, good morning.

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Speaker 15: Yeah. I think Mangioni and is his attorney are going

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Speaker 15: to try to slow this process down. I mean, we

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Speaker 15: got used to this, you know, this five day manhunt

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Speaker 15: where things were happening every day. We were getting little

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Speaker 15: some news about where uh Mangioni, the you know, the

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Speaker 15: alleged suspect here was moving around, where he was going,

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Speaker 15: But yeah, this is gonna slow down considerably in the

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Speaker 15: coming weeks as he fights that extradition. We have seen

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Speaker 15: police reports have put out some evidence so far. They

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Speaker 15: He did have some sort of a manifesto against the

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Speaker 15: some brief excerpts of that, and I'm sure more will

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Speaker 15: And of course, you know, just to initially investigate this crime,

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Speaker 15: there was a considerable amount of use of you know,

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Speaker 15: looking at a CCTV videotapes from around New York City,

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Speaker 15: including all the way to the bus station. Still a

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Speaker 15: lot of questions in this case, but fighting that extradition

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Speaker 15: gives Mangioni a chance to perhaps look for a stronger

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Speaker 3: So a lot of questions still to be answered, Bill,

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Speaker 3: but I think one of the biggest questions for many

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Speaker 15: Yeah, that's going to be a huge part of this

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Speaker 15: just kind of you how do you evolve from one

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Speaker 15: really shocking change. There's been a lot of digging into

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Speaker 15: his social media profile, some questions about whether maybe he

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Speaker 15: you know that may be linked to his complaints or

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Speaker 15: frustrations about the insurance industry that I think as those

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Speaker 3: And in our last thirty seconds bill this is really

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Speaker 3: sent a shutter through the health insurance industry.

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Speaker 2: Hasn't end, Yeah, it has.

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Speaker 15: I think you're seeing all the frustrations that a lot

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