so, professor allen, let me ask you. let's say i'm not the only one who wants to redeem my $10 worth of tether or usdc for dollars and maybe there's bad news in the market and people rush to cash in their stable coins. what would a run on the stable coin market look like? could it endanger our financial system? >> thank you for that question, senator. so a number of the witnesses today have said that stable coin don't engage in maturity transformation and therefore don't suffer the same fragility as bank deposits and runs and that's probably true to some degree. but a run on the stable coin would look like the runs we saw on mutual funds in 2008 and again in 2020. so if holders of the stable coin suddenly lose confidence in either the ability of the issuer of the stable coin or the reserve of assets backing it to maintain a stable value, they could seek to redeem or exchange their stable coin en masse and if they have direct redemption rights it would force the issuers to liquidate. the stable coin holders are only using

we will get to your calls for allen guelzo in just a few minutes. his first book came out in 1989, theological debate for the union of evangelical christiandome came out in 1984, abraham lincoln redeemer president and lincoln emancipation proclamation and abraham lincoln, man of ideas, 2009, lincoln a short introduction, 2009 as well. then a look at the civil war and reconstruction in fateful lighting followed by gettysburg, the last invasion is how allen guelzo looks at the book in 2013, are redeeming the great emancipator in 2016, reconstruction of concise history came out in 2018 and his most recent from a different point of view robert e. lee, a life. if we could allen guelzo, let's go to the year of 1863 which kicked off with the emancipation proclamation very tumultuous year in the nation's history but i want to quote from your book redeeming the great emancipator, quote, the emancipation proclamation which was delivered on january 1st, 1863 is surely the unhappiest of all of abraham lincoln's great presidential papers. that was the one that j

>> i agree with professor allen. i don't know that there is a retirement investor that wants the volatility and insolvency risk of bitcoin. it gives you very little yield if any at all. >> thank you. we know that the stable coin market is worth about $130 billion. a lot of this growth has happened really fast in the last couple of years. i don't think regulators have kept up with this transition. the president's working group on financial markets released a report recently on stable coins, suggestions for congress, as well as banking regulatory agencies recommendations for what we should think about as we regulate stable coins. what do you think we should be considering, as policymakers, as we think about a regulatory framework for stable coins? >> i think we need to think about the secondary market and how stable coins drive de-fi and make sure there is not a gap between the protections that you receive as an investor in the equity market and the protections that you may receive as an investor in the crypto acid mar

josh allen just flattened him. that is something we're not used to seeing growing up watching the nfl games we've watched in the past. if you are even a linebacker, i mean, and josh allen's picking up a head of 1250e78, watch out. >> he's a tight end with a great arm, joe. that's the only way to describe him. in the open field you're in peril if he's coming right at you, and he did it again and again and again last night. but then when you see the throws he makes, running to his left, sidearm throws, the throws that mahomes makes, this was a level of quarterback play. there have been other great quarterback duels in nfl history. this produced 25 points in the last 1:50. i've never seen anything like it in my life. >> there have been extraordinary match-ups, staubach and bradshaw, a couple of super bowls. mike, thank you so much for being with us. we'll get you back. we'll talk about the worst rule in sports, which you have said time and again, is the extra time, added time, overtime rules in the nfl where they didn

allen, let's turn to you. a nicole hannah jones latest effort the 1619 project a new origin story was released earlier this week. how does this new origin story of the united states compared to the historical realities of pilgrims and the mayflower compact and what seems to be the greatest weaknesses? of the 16 night project and why should that matter to us? in 30 words or less i think it's important for us to understand. the nature of the conversation we're having we have two storage of a story of family memory. and the story of national memory and we aren't always aware not always cognitive the power those things get together. how they mesh when i've spoken about the mayflower compact i've spoken about it from the perspective of that opening reliance upon god and the instruction from pastor robinson. before they even mounted the ship they had the beauty imposed upon them. to arrive at the destination not just geographically but morally that they had aimed for. but we are perhaps led astray. when we focus too

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this is the 3rd time allen, which is not his real name lost his job in just 6 months. he was an investigative reporter for apple daily, but the police detained several editors and a paper closed. i used to work closely with the people arrested. it's terrifying and the threat feels so imminent. at 1st i thought things would get better after a while, but then you heard of former colleagues being brought to the police station and going missing. it's like the clearing, frontline journalists pro democracy publications like apple daily stand, news and citizen newest went dog after enormous government pressure authorities have insisted that price freedom remains protected. i recent survey by the hong kong foreign correspondents club found otherwise more than 70 percent of the journalists that they were worried about being arrested to all prosecutor to for their work under the national security lol. nearly half the respondents were considering leaving the city song. she whole flight to taiwan 6 months ago, shortly after he was sacked by the public broadcaster, i'll he, h, k. h

but a will be a struggle for allen to build a readership without resources. it's a fate shared by many of his fellow journalists back in hong kong. only day haven't gotten out yet. now, a choice piece of real estate in rome is still on the market after failing to attract no bidders. the villa aurora was built in 1570, and its unique selling point is the only ceiling mural painted by the artist caravaggio. current occupant as being forced to sell after an inheritance dispute with her late husband's children. starting bid was set at 353000000 euros perspective buyers will also need to invest 11000000 euros to bring the property in line with 21st century building codes. washing dw news. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. german foreign minister, online banking at talks, and the russian capital with her office at numbers, sergey la ra, at the top of the agenda was the russian troop build up on the ukrainian borders stoking fears of a russian invasion. don't forget, you can always get the dw news on the go, just download our app from where

allen's as his 1st priority as his mantle house, after all the trauma. but he plans to keep reporting to stories of overseas, hong kong and us being a journalist is more than just the job title. it's also a way of life to seek the truth. to think critically and to care for the underprivileged, we can see things through these lenses and continue reporting even without a job titles. but a will be a struggle for allen to build a readership without resources. it's a fate shared by many of his fellow journalists back in hong kong. only day haven't gotten out yet. the european parliament has a new president, members elected conservative, roberta, med sola from malta, as their new leader. at 43, she's the youngest person ever to hold the job. and she's only the 3rd woman in the european parliament was set up in 1958 men. so last exceeds italian, david says solely who died last week. rule of law, free speech are brussels bureau chief alexander, fall nomine, met with roberto, met sola, and asked her about her priorities as the new president of the u parliament. f

allen: thank you, mr. speaker. the impact aid program represents the federal government's promise to provide school districts with additional assistance when property taxes are lower because of the presence of military, federal or tribal lands. every year affected school districts take count of the federally connected student lose it a take-home survey. this head count determines the district's impact aid reimbursement which can help pay for teachers' salaries, technology and student support services. throughout the pandemic, school systems across the nation have worked through many challenges to continue serving students. conducting these impact aid surveys have been no different. that is why the supplemental impact aid flexibility act will allow school districts to reuse their f-22 student counts and property tax data when submitting their upcoming f.y.2023 applications at the end of january. this additional reporting flexibility will be helpful to many of the 1,100 federally impacted school districts, including

allen has health insurance. yet, he says ccc told him to leave it off his form. >> there was a question about filling in insurance information. they said just don't bother. >> again, allen is not alone. we asked ccc about this. a spokesman said what you describe is non-ccc policy. not directed by ccc, and of course, is unacceptable. these companies that have gotten more than $100 million tax dollars are the same companies as we reported yesterday, that medicare inspectors say were not properly equipped, were not properly staffed and did not properly handle samples. we asked the spokesman if the company's billed taxpayers for botched tests. his response, no. a degraded or spoiled sample is not tested. therefore, no payer is billed. >> i guess i got what i paid for, but it is costing me something from tax dollars, apparently, and that's not good. >> right now, center for covid control has paused its nationwide operations until saturday. the company says it's retraining staff. now, considering the federal inspectio

charity, the patricia allen fund, named after his grandmother. benefiting the o'shy children's hospital in buffalo. >> hi, david. >> reporter: brett fitzgerald, who runs the "chiefs kingdom memes" fan facebook page, helped come up with the idea. >> what i hope from this is more friendly rivalries donating to these charitable causes. win or lose both cities win. would be great to see a lot more of that. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> reporter: and the chiefs fans started donating. >> going forward, i hope that this is a trend that catches on across all sports. >> i hope this shows that no matter what our differences are or our rivals, we can all come together and support a good cause. how about those chiefs! >> hi, david. >> reporter: even bills fans cheering on for this. >> we really appreciate the love that you guys have been sending up from kansas city. thanks and go bills. >> reporter: tonight, this astonishing number. fans have now raised more than $413,500 from more than 18,300 donors. 7-year-old grace, a patient, writing thank you, kansas c

i saw allen and company also getting in on the action. when we covered that sun valley conference, activision and macro software in the same circles. bankers always looking to get a piece of the action. sonali: the boutiques have really been investing in the gaming industry, new media, and it is too early to think about league tables. allen and company and lion tree are two of the top five. they are heading toward these big gamers. lion tree on the zynga deal, and now allen and co. on this activision. don dietz had been a technology banker. to see them be the soul advisor on the microsoft deal really is an affirmation of the tech business, after five years in a row of goldman sachs taking them number one spot in m&a. matt: it is funny, you mentioned league tables. you can see them on the terminal. i click onto this deal, and i see that goldman is the sole advisor to microsoft, but allen was the sole advisor to activision blizzard. a lot of fees, of course they earned it. was this deal conceived at the allen and sun valley, idaho conferenc

allen said is, you know. starting out with some primary sources in a compelling question associated with that that those primary sources really framing that inquiry is the way to approach it and and i think you're right. i think eventually students start to develop their own interpretations and we cannot provide that interpretation form a lot of times. we need to have them pull that out and question them and make sure that they understand those source as well. i would simply say that we have a high school curriculum that's free. it's five lessons on religious liberty that are tied to key themes but it also rooted in the work of martin luther king jr. and others and a junior high version of that's called the america's first freedom curriculum. they can download from the religious freedom institute website. it's at the 11th grade level like your text, but after in february or march, we'll publish a eighth grade version of that. that'll be freely available it ties some of these things. they illustrate this if we

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what are we hearing about ukraine allen? well, clearly the idea of a sanctions against russia is something that a joe biden is thinking about. but he is aware that if he does take sanctions against russia, if we were to invade ukraine, the russians could quite simply turn off the gas tap to europe. and that would hit millions of people across the country. so they're trying to source alternative sources of energy. one person to go to would be katara. and the emir because of course, katara has a large supply of liquid natural gas that it already operating in full capacity. but they might be able to divert some reserves. they might also be able to talk to some other suppliers to see if they can send some to europe if there was a need. so that is going to be key to the talks in the oval office in the coming hours. finally, i put a business on the table as well. well, every american presence likes to show that he's bringing in business here. the communities about to sign a deal for safety for new triple 7, x freighters are, which

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haidi: paul allen in sydney. other stocks in focus, we will be watching rio tinto at the start of trading in sydney. we will be keeping an eye on the refiner. the electronics retailer reporting just under $288 million. we will reaction for that. consumer sentiment has a question given the spread of the virus. they have emerged as one of the prime contenders for the country's biggest pet and vet retailer. the company is owned by ppg capital. ♪ certainly there. the question will be, how quickly can all of us execute to build capacity to meet that demand? that is what we are very busy doing in the next 24 months. we expect to get to about 600,000 battery electric units globally. that is before our bigger investments we are making in kentucky and tennessee for batteries as well as assembly. they do not come online until about 2025. ♪ haidi: good morning. we are counting you down to asia's major market open. david: i'm david in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." our top stories this hour, china scra

thanks robert allen. i've got to start with your congress and do you consider hillary clinton to actually be under consideration for future office? no, it's going to be trump versus by unless one of them falls sick between now and, and 3 years from now it's really locked in. unless that happens now, if biden does god forbid fall sick, then it's a different start point than what you're seeing now is that there are a certain number of political operatives who are clinton easters, and want to get in the media. so they're saying things like this, but she has no chance of getting the nomination as long as joe biden wants it and is able to have it. on the other side, it's a very similar situation. but trump is that a tremendous disadvantage because 85000000 people voted for him. and the last thing a voters ever want to do is have over somebody that they voted against beforehand. so trump starts out in very weak position with regards to 3 years from now. when it's interesting, again, it is present. i'm not gonna

and especially for middle to upper class people, allen, i'm helen numberless, though they seem to be proud to wear clothes using these natural dies dreka, rather than synthetic dyes, garza godaddy. me. sellers confirm that fabrics with natural dies often fetched double or even triple the price of those made with synthetic colors. that's because while they may not be as bright, they're considered to be of a higher quality as they are more durable. meaning they're likely to be around for years to come. the tie, dance known as nora has its roots in india, but has been practiced in thailand's muslim majority south for centuries. the performance is combined, dancing, singing, and storytelling. recently the art form was granted. unesco headed to the status ah, for centuries dancers in southern thailand have been performing nora. it's an arc form that combines drum and ritual with performances that can last up to 3 days on p. yamaha rum ration alone is not enough to perform nora do 8 data. students need to be patient because when they're learning the dance, but it takes a lot of time to lea

for senior zoe allen allen allen everyone is personal. >> i myself have people at home more risk if they get covid. reporter: it all started with physics teacher kinley who saw that many of her students -- kim lee who saw that many of her students were wearing the most protective mask. >> it is most likely not that they don't want one, it is that there's a barrier to getting it. reporter: the masks can be expensive, out of reach for some families so can put the word out asking for help. >> i sent a letter out to parents, asking for donations. it exploded from there. reporter: donations started rolling in, more than $2500. enough to buy masks for all of her students and most of the school. >> we've distributed between 600 and 700. >> the school district should be providing this reporter: for us. reporter:the principal says the district has provided masks to students but not n95. >> i think a lot of us through our hands up and said we've the best we can. it is to kim's credit she did not settle for that. reporter: last week, the west punter county school district had to close the school an

allen? >> thank you so much, paul. >>> it is a huge weekend for sports fans with an emotional return on the basketball court. vern glenn joins me now. >> what an epic sunday. say hello to victory monday. the 49ers had an epic comeback. jimmy garoppolo led the 49ers 88 yards when they just had to have it. 26 seconds left and then robbie cool would have the game win and they trailed >> just to come out the way we did, it means that. they shed a few tears and we still have a long way to go dallas nextd u can watch them followed by the fifth quarter post game show with your uncle vern . the cleveland cavaliers and the founders, thompson scored 17 points in 20 minutes. golden state beat cleveland. the joint was john payne we get to see him again tomorrow with warriors at the memphis grizzlies. >> thank you so much, vern. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the better business bureau is warning against online scams and how to avoid falling for this. >>> streaming today on cbsn

i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. doctors now say cloth masks are out and surgical masks are in. as max darrow reports, they may be tough to find. >> reporter: cloth masks are better than nothing. doctors tell us right now people should replace them with well fitted surgical masks or even higher-quality masks. >> of that is what the experts are saying, i believe them. >> a cloth mask does not cut it anymore. >> reporter: dr. rossi is with state healthcare. he says cloth masks were adequate but not really the case anymore with the highly transmissible omicron barry and. >> upping the mask game is something easy you can do to try to prevent obtaining the virus. >> i think we have to do what we have to do. >> reporter: he says think of the current surge like a really rainy day. when it is pouring you want to stay dry so you probably wouldn't go out in heavy rain with just a hoodie on and expect to stay dry. >> you really need an umbrella or something that provides more protection which is what a surgical mask does compar

i am paul allen. coming up on -- this is bloomberg. haidi: the chinese president's wide-ranging address. a geopolitical expert joins us to interpret those comments. searching yields as investors ramp up expectations for rate hike. christopher smart joins us with his outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's look at rio tinto trading at the moment after the mining giant sees again in the fourth quarter when it comes to iron or production. down by over 1.5% at this point. the top iron ore producer in the world reporting an uptick in quarterly shipments for that enabled it to meet guidance. looking at the expectations for 2022, there were delays to one of the minds but also upbeat when it comes to the demand they expect to see for this year. certainly not upbeat when it comes to the share price performance so far in the early session. david: broader conversation. commodity prices a big source of inflation and risks to inflation. a massive route in government bond yields. the german 10-year approaching

this is the 3rd time allen, which is not his real name lost his job in just 6 months. he was an investigative reporter for apple daily, but the police detained several editors and a paper closed. i used to work closely with the people arrested. it's terrifying and the threat feels so imminent. at 1st i thought things would get better after a while, but then you heard a former colleagues being brought to the police station and going missing. it's like the clearing, frontline journalists pro democracy publications like apple daily stand, news and citizen news went dog after enormous government prussia authorities have insisted that price freedom remains protected. i recent survey by the hong kong foreign correspondents club found otherwise more than 70 percent of the journalists that they were worried about being arrested or prosecuted for the work under the national security lol. nearly half the respondents were considering leaving the city song. she whole flight to taiwan 6 months ago, shortly after he was sacked by the public broadcaster, i'll he, h, k. he host at a p

i am allen martin. now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new developments in the elizabeth holmes trial. the jury said they are not able to reach a unanimous verdict on three of the fraud counts faced . the judge sent the jury back to deliberate some more. minutes ago, the court received another note from the jury. we will soon learn what this is about. holmes is accused of defrauding investors and deceiving doctors and patients as the head of theranos . if convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison and we are joined now by stanford law professor david. we do not know which of the charges they are hung up on. >> no one really knows until we see what the jury tells us and we have reached the end of the deliberations. the biggest news this morning was the jury was able to reach a unanimous verdict with regard to eight of the charges. the fact that they have not reached a unanimous verdict with regard to the other three is less important. >> how likely is that the trial might end in a mistrial?

i know ryan has a hard time accepting that, but it was always allen. allen was the love of her life. it was beautiful to watch when she talked about him. so she is hopefully with him now and she's forever and ever going to be happy. >> jeff, thank you so much for joining us to share your memories. incredibly sorry for your loss, but thank you so much for your work for the past 21 years keeping betty in our lives and in our living rooms. thank you so much. >> thank you, paula. take care. happy new year. >> we'll be right back. i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ but thank you so much for your at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now

but a will be a struggle for allen to build a readership without resources. it's a fate shared by many of his fellow journalists back in hong kong. only day haven't gotten out yet. i believe you with a good news story from the galapagos islands where dozens of giant turtles. i've been released into the wild from a breathing center. after 8 years of coming of age in captivity, it was time for their big day. animals were 1st taken by truck and then ellis did by helicopter to their new habitat, which they will share with 4 other giants total population. looks like they're already started to come out and show it wasn't it? i mean, you see as a reminder of the top story we're following for you do as secretary of state antony blinking has arrived. and here as the start of new diplomatic, pushed to prevent possible russian invasion of ukraine. moscow denies that is planning to launch an attack on its neighbour despite sending more than a $100000.00 troops to the border ridge. and that's it from me and the team here in berlin. don't go way up. next. this close up. ta

but a will be a struggle for allen to build a readership without resources. it's a fate shared by many of his fellow journalists back in hong kong. only day haven't gotten out yet. that's it for today, we'll see you back here tomorrow, but ah, we'll go to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. were organized crime rules. were conglomerates make their own laws? work through what's big. it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people. we shed light on the opaque world who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to whistle o peak world this week on d, w o . d u car sales have slumped to have record low. that has also make his struggle with the effects of the pandemic. research suggests. europeans want them to clean up their act when it comes to admissions. those are coming up major us airlines of warning passengers that catastrophic disruption is heading that way. oh, because of 5 g, we'll look at the claims and we're also off to th

earlier i spoke with allison and steward allen. she c o of the consulting firm, international marketing partners. i asked about tesla founder, ellen, must the decision to open and change young and how risky it was. here's what she said. it is risky. and so this is a person that is famous for taking big risks. the question is, is he flattering the law? ah, now, technically no. because he could argue that he's not importing ah, components that will make their way back to the united states, which would then violate u. s. law. what he is doing, however, is retailing in china or so he will claim and therefore there's nothing wrong with retailing in decision jane profits. however, there is a problem if you use in the components. the question really for corporate leaders is about trust and does what he's doing by opening his 200 and 11th show room in china. in this particular province, does this compromise people's trust in the tesla brand. at the same time, even the slightest connection to she's young right now for many companies is cons

josh allen was hot. allen scrambles. he looks like he is about to step out. he is about to throw it away. no, houdini finds dawson and he knocks it, 7-0 bills. josh allen had more passes than incompletes. look at allen to the formal 49er emmanuel sanders. this one was over before fans had time. there were five touchdown passes for island. there were four incompletions. buffalo scored. they rule 47-17. this is the first playoff matchup between these two teams since 1995. i will set it at for him to have. this is the subplot to the plot which is two very even teams meeting in the wildcard round. let's go back to last sunday. i want to talk about jimmy g. he kept the 49er season alive with a late touchdown drive. did he keep his 49ers career alive as well? trey lance is waiting in the wings. this could be it for jimmy in the bay area. before that news check, if this is the end, a deep playoff run would benefit both sides. >> it is mutually beneficial for us, for jimmy to play well. obviously, this is the season. jimmy is our quarterback right now. we are trying