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Speaker 1: News when you wanted with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm Doug Prisoner.

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Speaker 1: The US government shutdown is now in its thirty fourth day,

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Speaker 1: and some senators are predicting this could be the week

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Speaker 1: to finally break the impasse. However, those informal chats haven't

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Speaker 1: involved party leaders or President Trump. Meantime, the Trump administration

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Speaker 1: said it will partially fund the Supplemental Nutrition Program for November.

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Speaker 1: Two judges today issued rulings requiring the government to keep

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Speaker 1: SNAP running now. The Department of Agriculture had planned to

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Speaker 1: freeze payments beginning November first due to the government shutdown,

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Speaker 1: but now the USDA will use an emergency fund with

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Speaker 1: four point sixty five billion dollars to cover about half

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Speaker 1: the normal benefits. Here is Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall.

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Speaker 2: This was compelled py a pair of federal judges that

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Speaker 2: said that the administration had to look for some sort

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Speaker 2: of solution with this contingency of funding. But at this

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Speaker 2: point they're saying it's partially funded. It is unclear just

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Speaker 2: how much recipients are going to receive an how quickly

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Speaker 2: they will get that money. It looks like it might

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Speaker 2: be replenished sometime later. This week around Wednesday, That is.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall. Meantime, the FAA was forced to slow

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Speaker 1: traffic at many airports due to rising controllers staffing shortages.

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Speaker 1: Given the shutdown, today, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he

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Speaker 1: would close US airspace if officials determined air travel was dangerous.

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Speaker 1: Here is Duffy speaking on CNBC.

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Speaker 3: If I have a controller doing two jobs, and by

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Speaker 3: the way, they're certified, it's they're able to do both

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Speaker 3: of those jobs. But is there more risk in the

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Speaker 3: system when you have a shutdown, Absolutely there's more risk.

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Speaker 3: But if we thought that it was unsafe again, we'll

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Speaker 3: shut the whole airspace down. We won't let people travel.

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Speaker 3: We're not there at this point. It's just significant.

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Speaker 1: Delays, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy speaking to CNBC. We moved

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Speaker 1: to earnings news next after the bell. Palanteer Technologies reported

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Speaker 1: third quarter results above analyst estimates andeer race its annual outlook.

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Speaker 1: The company cited accelerating and other worldly growth for its

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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence and data analytics products. We got reaction from

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Max Chafkin.

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Speaker 4: This is a company where you have a couple of

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Speaker 4: trends working in its favor. One is AI Palenteer is

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Speaker 4: marketing itself as like essentially a way for big companies

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Speaker 4: to incorporate artificial intelligence in their workflows. That's obviously something

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Speaker 4: lots and lots of companies are spending huge sums of

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Speaker 4: money on. The Other thing is this is a big

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Speaker 4: defense contractor, and it happens to be Peter Teele's name.

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Speaker 4: He's co founder of the company. It is a company

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Speaker 4: that is very close to the Trump administration.

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Speaker 1: That is Bloomberg's Max Chafkin. This company's stock has surged

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Speaker 1: nearly four hundred percent over the last twelve months. Amazon

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Speaker 1: has signed a seven year deal with open ai for

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Speaker 1: computing power. Open Ai will pay Amazon Web Services thirty

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Speaker 1: eight billion dollars for access to hundreds of thousands of

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Speaker 1: Nvidia graphics processing units. Under the agreement, OpenAI will immediately

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Speaker 1: begin using AWS, with all targeted capacity to be provided

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Speaker 1: before the end of twenty twenty six. Here is Bloomberg's

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Speaker 1: Caroline Hyde.

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Speaker 5: AW has just proved themselves on Friday. Of course, on

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Speaker 5: Thursday evening got the numbers out of Amazon and AWS

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Speaker 5: growth had reaccelerated to some twenty percent year on year growth,

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Speaker 5: and they're managing to show once again that they can

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Speaker 5: offer what they call tens of thousands of GPUs from Nvidia,

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Speaker 5: but then also start to access Amazon Zone Vertical Integration,

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Speaker 5: who could be millions of CPUs made by Amazon themselves,

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Speaker 5: to continue the inference that they're going to be able

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Speaker 5: to see coming out of OpenAI.

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Speaker 1: That is Bloomberg's Caroline Hide. Shares in Amazon today and

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Speaker 1: the regular session we're up four percent. In Vidia was

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Speaker 1: up more than two percent. Kimbilly Clark has agreed to

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Speaker 1: buy the embattled maker of taile andol Canview. The price

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Speaker 1: tag is roughly forty billion dollars now. Shares in Canview

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Speaker 1: have lost nearly thirty percent of the past eight weeks.

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Speaker 1: This is after a series of unproven claims that the

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Speaker 1: use of tailenol during pregnancy can cause autism. Here is

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg analyst Diana Gomez.

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Speaker 6: It is surprising in many ways from the perspective of

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Speaker 6: Kimberly Clark. I must confess it shows that ken View

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Speaker 6: really has a lot of work to do to turn

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Speaker 6: around the business since it split from Jane Jay about

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Speaker 6: two years ago, and the third quarter miss just added

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Speaker 6: up to a pile of disappointing results, that.

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Speaker 1: Is Bloomberg analyst Diana Gomez. Now, today Shares and Kenview

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Speaker 1: were up more than twelve percent. Shares and Kimberly Clark

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Speaker 1: fell more than fourteen percent. Last week, the FED cut

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Speaker 1: its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point, and at

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Speaker 1: that meeting, FED Governor Stephen Myron voted for an even

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Speaker 1: bigger half point cut. Today he talked about his descent.

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Speaker 7: I think that the FED is too restrictive. I think

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Speaker 7: that neutral is quite a way below where current policy is,

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Speaker 7: and given my rather more sanguin out look on inflation

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Speaker 7: than some of the other members of the committee, I

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Speaker 7: don't see a reason for keeping policy as restrictive for

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Speaker 7: a long period of time as we are. The longer

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Speaker 7: you keep policy restrictive, the more you run the risk

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Speaker 7: that montary policy itself causes a downturn in the economy.

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Speaker 1: FED Governor Stephen Myron there he was a guest on

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Surveillance. You can hear the full conversation on the

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Speaker 1: Surveillance podcast, and that is news when you want it

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Speaker 1: with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm Doug Prisner, and this is Bloomberg,