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Speaker 1: Morris and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the stories we're

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Speaker 2: We begin with breaking news in Baltimore and what the

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Speaker 2: city's fire department is calling a dire emergency after one

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Speaker 2: of the city's major bridges was struck by a container ship.

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg Steve Potus has the very latest this morning.

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Speaker 3: A portion of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after

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Speaker 3: it was struck by a large vessel. It caught on

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Speaker 3: fire before sinking and caused several vehicles to fall into

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Speaker 3: the Patapsco River. A spokesperson for the Baltimore Fire Department

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Speaker 3: tells the Associated Press that authorities are searching for at

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Speaker 3: least seven people believed to be in the water, and

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Speaker 3: are calling the collapse a developing mass casualty event. A

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Speaker 3: fire department spokesperson says agencies received nine to one one

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Speaker 3: calls around one thirty am reporting that a vessel traveling

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Speaker 3: outbound from Baltimore struck a column on the bridge. Multiple

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Speaker 3: vehicles were reportedly on the bridge at the time, including

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Speaker 3: one the size of a tractor trailer. The spokesperson added

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Speaker 3: that conditions on the bridge are unstable and unsafe, prompting

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Speaker 3: emergency responders to operate cautiously. Baltimore's Mayor, Brandon M. Scott

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Speaker 3: posted on x that he is in contact with the

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Speaker 3: fire Department, Maryland's governor, and other officials, and that emergency

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Speaker 3: efforts are underway in Washington. I'm Steve Potisk Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 3: All right, Steve, thank you.

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Speaker 1: We of course I'll bring you the latest developments all

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Speaker 1: morning on the bridge collapse. We now turn to the

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Speaker 1: latest legal news involving Donald Trump. Hey federal judge in

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Speaker 1: New York denied a motion to delay the hush money

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Speaker 1: case against the former president. Judge wanmer Shawn has ordered

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Speaker 1: the trial to begin with jury selection on April fifteenth.

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Speaker 1: Trump says the trial should have been done long ago.

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Speaker 4: They could have started this when I left office. You

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Speaker 4: could have gone back three years more than that I

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Speaker 4: left office. All of these things could have been started,

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Speaker 4: so we wouldn't be quippling over starting this week or

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Speaker 4: have mattered. This thing would have been over two years ago.

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Speaker 1: Trump called the judge's decision to hold the trial next

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Speaker 1: month completely unfair. Because of the timing before the presidential election.

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Trump's business empire was supposed to be in peril.

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Speaker 2: Yesterday Monday was the deadline for Trump to pay a

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Speaker 2: bond of more than a half billion dollars or risks

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Speaker 2: the state of New York seizing his assets. Well Instead,

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Speaker 2: a state appeals court tossed Trump a lifeline, slashing the

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Speaker 2: amount he'd have to post to one hundred and seventy

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Speaker 2: five million, in amount he says he can cover within

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Speaker 2: ten days. The appeals court in Manhattan did not offer

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Speaker 1: Wellami, the former president also got some good news on

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Speaker 1: the financial front. Shares of the blank Chet company, merging

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Speaker 1: with Trump's social media startup are surging as it begins

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Speaker 1: trading today. Begin more from Bloomberg's John Tucker.

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Speaker 5: Donald Trump's social media company, Trump Media and Technology Group,

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Speaker 5: wrapped up a twenty nine month long merger process, meaning

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Speaker 5: shares worth billions of dollars on paper are now officially Trump's.

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Speaker 5: All told, his net worth increased by more than four

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Speaker 5: billion dollars. That means, for the first time ever, Trump

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Speaker 5: has joined the ranks of the world's wealthiest five hundred people.

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Speaker 5: On the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, with a fortune of six

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Speaker 5: point five billion as it stands now, he can't cash

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Speaker 5: in on his windfall from Trump Media's merger with Digital

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Speaker 5: World acquisition. That's because his shares are locked up for

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Speaker 5: roughly six months. John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio, All.

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Speaker 1: Right, John, Thanks, and Trump Media and Technology Group will

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Speaker 1: trade under the symbol DJT. It's up twenty percent in

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Speaker 2: And while Trump's wealth is rising on paper, he is

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Speaker 2: losing ground. In the latest Bloomberg News Morning Consolet poll

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Speaker 2: on the presidential election, it shows President Biden improving against

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Speaker 2: the former president. Bloomberg's Nancy Llons has more on the findings.

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Speaker 6: President Biden is in the strongest position yet in the

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Speaker 6: monthly poll, within gaining ground in six of seven key

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Speaker 6: swing states. He's notching significant gains in at least two

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Speaker 6: Trump by one point after trailing by four last month.

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Speaker 6: He's also gaining in Pennsylvania, where the two are tied

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Speaker 6: Trump in four other Crucial states. It's unknown if this

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Speaker 6: Nancy Lyons Bloomberg Radio, all.

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Speaker 1: Right, Nancy. Thanks. In geopolitical news, the US is explaining

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Speaker 1: why it abstained on the UN Security resolution regarding the

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Speaker 1: war in Gozam, and Bloomberg's and Baxter has that story.

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Speaker 7: The decision caused Prime Minister Benjamin that and Yahoo to

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Speaker 7: State Department spokes on Matthew Miller says there were things

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Speaker 8: The reason we didn't veto it is because there are

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Speaker 8: also things in that resolution that were consistent with our

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Speaker 7: Now, Miller says the US position has been consistent and

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Speaker 7: release and sees fire at Baxter Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, ed. One other note to tell you about

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Speaker 2: this morning, The Pentagon says, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will

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Speaker 2: discuss ways to address the Hamas threat other than conducting

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Speaker 1: Well, we turn to the markets now amy and US

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Speaker 1: stock index futures are higher following two consecutive days of

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Speaker 1: investors to be cautious. We get the Personal Consumption Expenditures

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Speaker 1: says earnings may be the key for stocks going forward.

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Speaker 9: The estimates have been coming down slightly, while the PE

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Speaker 9: management has done a very good job of managing expectations

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Speaker 1: And CFIRA sam Stovall notes, as we close out the

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Speaker 2: And in company news, a takeover offer has reportedly been

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Speaker 2: from a familiar face, Adam Newman. More from Bloomberg's Doug Prisner.

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Speaker 10: Newman as we Work's former CEO. He's also a company

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Speaker 10: The Wall Street Journal says Newman recently submitted an offer

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Speaker 10: to buy the company for more than five hundred million dollars.

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Speaker 10: It wasn't immediately clear how Newman would finance the ac acquisition.

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Speaker 10: The Journal says Newman's lawyer sent a letter to we

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Speaker 10: Loebe's hedge fund, Third Point and other investors in exploring

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Speaker 10: a bid. I'm Doug Krisner, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Doug.

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Speaker 1: It's time now for a look at some of the

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Speaker 1: other stories making news in New York and around the world.

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Speaker 1: good morning, Good.

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Speaker 11: Morning, Karen, a new York City Police officer is paid

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Speaker 11: the ultimate price in the line of duty. New York

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Speaker 11: City Mayor Eric Adams announcing at a news conference last

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Speaker 11: night that the officer, Jonathan Dillar, was shot and killed

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Speaker 11: while conducting a vehicle stop in Queen's It.

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Speaker 12: Is the good guys against the bad guys, and these

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Speaker 11: They have a total disregard for Officer Diller was shot

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Speaker 10: How do you stop like one person from making like

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Speaker 11: A suspect is in custody, and police say the man

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Speaker 11: appeared to have a history of mental illness. Meanwhile, New

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Speaker 11: to keep watch on turnstiles. Officials say it's the latest

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Speaker 11: enforcement officials have rated two properties owned by Sean Diddy Combs.

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Speaker 11: and other authorities as part of an ongoing sex trafficking investigation.

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Speaker 11: The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in a case

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Speaker 11: that could determine access to abortion medication from millions of women.

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Speaker 11: The dispute revolves around whether the FDA overstepped its authority

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Speaker 11: when it made it easier to get mifipristone, one of

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Speaker 13: This could upend and jeopardize medication abortion access in all

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Speaker 11: Carol Tobias, president of National Rights to Life, says, the

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Speaker 14: They are letting their zeal for abortion guide their actions

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Speaker 11: The High Court must decide whether to reverse a federal

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Speaker 11: appeals Court ruling that cut off access to MCFRA pristone

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Speaker 1: He brought to you by Tri State Audi. Here's John Stashauer. John,

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Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning Karon.

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Speaker 15: A little Knick's history made at the guard and tail

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Speaker 15: end of an otherwise uneventful blowout win over the lowly

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Speaker 15: Detroit Pistons. Dante Devencenzo made his eleventh three point of

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Speaker 15: the game. That's a Nick record. He poured in forty

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Speaker 15: Evencenzo had help from his former Villanova teammates. Jalen Brunson

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Speaker 2: Are following some breaking news out of Baltimore on Bloomberg.

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Speaker 2: The Francis Scott Key Bridge has collapsed in Baltimore. That

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Speaker 2: Can you just bring us up to speed on what

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Speaker 18: So we're still putting the details together, Amy, but we're

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Speaker 18: It looks like the remnants are still on the scene.

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Speaker 19: The one month of data, you know, for this month

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Speaker 2: Except for one trial. Right, let's learn more about the

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Speaker 19: This is the hush money trial looking at a stormy

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Speaker 2: Now he also managed to make a lot of money. Yesterday,

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