you have done it 30 full—time so a to credit dominic kevin. great fear.ke a credit to you to great value. that or a credit for you too, kevin. great for you. in a few moments on bbc news, we'll have a special edition of talking movies. before that, it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. western scotland not doing so bad. some sunshine in the western isles. tempter is around 23 in london. fairly cold airon tempter is around 23 in london. fairly cold air on the north sea coast. here are the storms moving across the north across the course of the night. it will be a muggy night, 16 degrees, some very warm nights in the last week or so. that is not going to change. here is tomorrow's weather forecast. showers will become widespread across northern parts of the uk. it is very hit and miss so some of us will miss the storms altogether tomorrow. hello from new york. i'm tom brook. sitting on a bench in central park not far from my home. in today's programme, a special edition of talking movies. we will be looking at how some of the tumultuo

rackspace -- kevin: when it comes to security, data dominance is absolutely critical.e proper design of a security environment and having the strategy laid out and bought into by the board in the interests of our customers, absolutely critical. having active management of incidents in a methodical and operational way is critical. making sure all the virus protection is done in customer's environments, that is another thing that can harden the security environment for customers. and finally, making sure you partner with the best technology providers, like us. and certainly since we moved into leadership in multi-cloud, it has been really important for us to enhance security. will have to leave it there, kevin jones, ceo of rackspace. coming up, dr. anthony fauci joins us on the latest state of the pandemic, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. imitation is sometimes the sincerest form of flattery, and social media is no exception. they spoke's instagram has launched a tictoc competitor, some might say clone, in more than

kevin: it is all about that unifying message, but also rallying the base. elizabeth warren of massachusetts and a dominantn the future of the democratic party will deliver remarks tonight, as will former president barack obama and kamala harris. from a broader view, this is all about trying to capture the attention of the base while also trying to lay out the vision for the country great i was struck last night by how many republicans spoke, including the bito to the late senator john mccain. secretary of state colin powell. the pageantry, out the virtually, has been something that political watchers will be watching for some time. then you have the moment with dr. jill biden and bracing her husband as they appear together in a classroom where she taught in delaware. alix: thanks very much. i appreciate it. triple duty for you. also front and center is biden's platform in his climate and energy policy, with a plan to could create a 100% carbon emission free grid by 2023. it is not just him, his corporations as well. ,he latest is citigroup ceo touching on climate in a cnn opinion piece. he wrote that busi

is widening after months of dominance by big tech companies amazon, google, facebook, the like, joaning us is washington cross advisor market strategist portfolio manager kevinn great to see you i want to teat your take on markets as investors are setting up for this monday so much going on. we're waving coronavirus, the recovery, vaccines, we're watching the dnc kicking off tonight and what is most pornghts thing and where would you be allocating capitol? >> most important thing is that markets sent sentiment and good feeling that market has been enjoying last couple of months continues and begins to spill over into real economic data. so since march, we've seen a tremendous impouring of stimulus money into the economy just about exactly offsetting the decline we've seen in private sector. but then beyond that we've also seen tremendous support by central bank and getting traditional support globally by bank of china for example. so this has been very nice. itit has been nice to see hold n with reasonably levels fund by cheap money but now has to accelerate the broader economy where we would expect to see leadership broaden out away from groups like technol