anor: tatiana de rosnay, thank you.flowers of darkness" was a novel that was written simultaneously in french and in english, which is a world first and gives insight into how much technology is making us increasingly paranoid. thank you again. they're actually going to move on to test 24. as you will see, smartphones -- smart homes spying on us is not that fictional. dan is back in the studio with us for test 24. tatiana was just talking about these connected homes, starting to make me feel paranoid because of all of the sensors and video cameras. to what extent is it actually true that perhaps our homes are spying on us today? analyst: every connected device needs data to make it more intelligent, so it collects data . this company, the i robot company, it placed great emphasis on privacy. if i go to its website, it says it is using the high standards of encryption to keep the data private and secure. now let's take a look at how this roomba works. you can see there is a base, the cleats, and the robot. this robot is

prelude to an escalated tensions with iran do you think israel is genuinely all that threatened by tatiana or is it perhaps a way of redefining its territorial conflict with the palestinians and completing the promised land project on its own terms well i think israel has genuinely and to some extent in a manipulative way. feared any. strong state in the region. and it has specially if that state isn't. true its government sympathetic with israel's legitimacy and iran in that sense is a psycho political threat more of them than i think a material threat whether it's used to be material threat is used to manipulate in part the israeli public which is very divided now and they need symbols of unity and one of them is the. threat and whether that works in the present context i'm not sure now speaking out you mentioned this assassination of. iranian their. scientists and israel is widely believed. to be behind it just as it is believed to have nuclear weapons but it would not comment on any of those issues what do you think i mean putting aside be the moral s.-s. meant all of the means of isra

will always when that people always pubescent math even if that means continuing to use for example tatiana above the promise for the hope of of a clean wild and a clean future. we would certainly think that if your dog is already on a i would not tell you because i just hit quickly from charlie that was more for you. sorry opposes repeated questioning do you think that it's a case of money trumps all so that even people will continue using dutch energy they don't care about what it means all they want to do is to make money for business to be successful and you know what if the wall does and. so be it. there's an element of our companies and governments are starting to wake up to richer and a lot of people around our workers now especially young generation to restart our interests are important for. our or our in the right direction. while i appreciate all of you coming on and giving us your thoughts i was independent political commentator and john this an environmental component of a to come out on economic and financial commentator charlie boyle thanks for having . wild thoughts be let's

now, joining us this morning to digest all of the latest news, tatiana. good morning to you. i want to get your sense of the situation. we are hearing so much out of brussels and london. it seems like the effective deadline is going to be thursday at this eu summit. do you think we reach a compromise by then? >> good morning. they keep us guessing, don't they? you know, i'm torn. it seems they, market is not. the market thinks a deal is on the table because it makes economic sense. i'm maybe a little less optimistic about that because it's not just about economics. it is about ideology and politics. this morning, as maria just said, it is clearly a positive that there is some movement on fishing. one would've thought it was possible to find an agreement there. there's a number of ways to cut it. one is the timing of the transition. you have something to play with. i would think that there is something similar on the playing field that you just have to find the right wording, where you can say, i'm independent, but, at the same time, i do acknowledge that i work in a great sys

tatiana, deputy cio at tobam. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. 30 minutes away from the startsh trading across europe. futures are up. not huge gains, but that is a turnaround from what we saw 30 minutes ago. some of the air has been taken out of this rally by mitch mcconnell's move in congress. authorized the use of the astrazeneca vaccine marking the first national approval for this immunization. that could be what is injected -- no pun was intended but it is pretty good -- the optimism back into these futures. joining us now is a variola just at university college london -- ogist at university college london. we have already got millions of people immunized around the world. is it going to happen quickly and efficiently? >> good morning. happen quickly and efficiently and in the u.k., we are at a peak of all time of cases and hospitalizations. the advantage of the astrazeneca known, it, as widely does not need the cold chain. it does not need these heavy freezers and it does not need currentited time the pfizer vaccine requires between defrosting and being given to individu