Ed Kalecki

Venezuelan leader Marina Corina Machado, who emerged from hiding to accept the Nobel Peace Prize, spoke optimistically of a future democratically elected government following her meeting with President Trump, who decided to work with the current acting president of Venezuela.

Marina Carina Machado.

A down Friday and a losing week for the U.S.

equity market.

We get a wrap-up from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

Using the common painkiller acetaminophen during pregnancy is not linked to neurodevelopmental disorders in children.

This according to a study published in The Lancet on Friday.

Researchers conducted a systematic review of numerous studies that looked at links between use of the pain reliever and autism, intellectual disabilities, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

They concluded there was no link between use of the drug, with its brand name Tylenol, and those outcomes in newborns.

The Lancet paper comes after the Trump administration linked the use of Kenview's Tylenol to autism in September and advised pregnant women to avoid the drug.

The Friday numbers on Wall Street, the Dow lost 83, Nasdaq fell 14, the S&P shed 4.

The 10-year Treasury yielded 4.22%, the two-year at 3.59%.

That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.

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A federal judge ruled Friday that President Trump's administration cannot block federal money for child care subsidies and other programs aimed at supporting needy children and their families from flowing to five Democratic-led states for now.

California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and New York.

argued that a policy announced Tuesday to freeze funds for three grant programs is having an immediate impact on them and creating operational chaos.

The states contended that the government did not have a legal reason for holding back the money from them.

Ed Kolegi, Bloomberg Radio.