dani: good morning everyone from european headquarters. i am dani burger, this is daybreak europe. here are today's top stories. president biden reaches a bipartisan infrastructure deal worth over half $1 trillion. treasuries are slipping. wall street biggest lenders easily clear the stress test, setting the stage for a buyback and dividends. eu leaders reject calls to hold phone talks with vladimir putin. likely angela merkel's final summit. in morning on this friday morning, it is the end of the week. we have made their, and what a way to end the week. we just had the american cash equity session and on all highs s&p, nasdaq 100, nasdaq composite at a new high. that enthusiasm over the infrastructure package coming out of washington and the economic gains we see from them carrying over into today's asia session. asia pacific index is higher. american futures, it is those industrials, those cyclical sensitive stocks that are leading the pack so far this morning. dow futures are up .4%. doubt barely changed. we are looking at a weaker dollar spot. bonds barely react. we will be tal

dani: good morning. what a day for me to start with you, you are talking me into the deep end with this market action. i think that vehicle encapsulates the debate going on, is this a change in the reaction function? every time some inflation starts to get a with, the fed gets a whiff of inflation, it swats it down. if i'm an investor, why not by the long end of the curve here? manus: it depends on how much further the flatten or has to run. they talked about buys twos and fives. maybe we are getting a little carried away. don't forget, equities dipped on the taper in 2013 and went on for a fairly resplendent rush higher. dani: positioning i think is so important here, because a day before the fomc meeting, j.p. morgan came out with the client survey that shorts and treasuries are the highest since 2005. you have to imagine a complete rethink of what you are holding in your portfolio if the fed turning more hawkish. manus: absolutely. the bond markets are almost pricing in a little recession. what have w

♪e greenback. ♪ dani: this is bloomberg daybreak, europe. i dani burger.rging market currencies hit by a hawkish fed may soon regain the record run against the dollar on expectations that developing central banks may outpace u.s. counterpart in policy tightening. the currencies of brazil, the czech republic and poland come all countries that delivered multiple rate hikes or are expected to do so soon, are retaining orderly gains. zillow economists have raised inflation rate forecast for 2021 after the central bank delivered its third consecutive 75 basis point hike. our guest says the forecast has moved upwards reflecting supply-side factors by the combination of dm guidance and persistent slack will allow most em central banks to maintain modest policy adjustments. raffaele bertoni is still with us. modest policy adjustments but after that more hawkish tone coming out of the fed, does this essentially give emerging market central banks the green light to tighten more aggressively? raffaele: it is possible but it is not our expectation for the simple reaso

dani: yes. manus: you put away $1.4 trillion from a bond market where you are a hefty buyer from a similar program and it is a minefield to do that. there is a depth suing. -- debt ceiling. dani: yes. what happens with the buyer is not there for those? the skew in the market of tell wrist, hit a record in the past two days. on two markets -- manus: yes, gone. dani: not to interrupt you, i just want to contrast this chart with what is happening in the markets this morning. this is volatility, the same time, cash yesterday was muted. we are looking at a futures market that is moving higher. you have again, holding edits level, just about 1/10, significant that we are able to jump over that as the dollar continues. from a going to have any more bulls join the last day. finally, at the u.s. 10 year, it is the dreaded auction of the seven-year today. will it be more pandemonium or will it go bite with no one batting an eyelash -- go by with no went by -- go by with no one batting an eyelash? manus: i

dani: good morning everyone. i am dani burger. alongside me is yusuf, live from dubai. vexing optimism. stocks rise as modernity says they have antibodies against the variance. more than -- vexing doses have been given. chris waller says a strength of the economy since going back purchases sooner than expected. we will bring you that, exclusive interview. plus, inflation focus, we are set for cpi readings from france, italy, and that eurozone today. good morning. happy last day of the first half. as things stand, if global equities can continue or hold on, this will be the best start to the year for the all country world index since 1998. this this mean that good times keep rolling, or are we now on bubble watch? yousef: you had strong economic data. we had the biggest jump in house prices and 30 years, 14.6%, the latest number three came through. a tweet was righted that housing bubbles are also curing many other economies and emerging markets, the boom and bubble will eventually be followed by a bust and a crash. dani: but that in context of the fed's chris romano tel

dani: thank you for joining us.oming up, hong kong holds its first trial under the national security law. we are live on the ground with stephen engle who is going to give us the latest. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. to hong kong now. the first trial underway under national security legislation that was imposed by beijing. a 24-year-old man pleaded not guilty to charges of incitement to secession and engaging in terrorist activities. we have stephen engle outside hong kong's high court. this is a tense, pivotal moment in terms of testing law. >> absolutely. there are more than 50 people who have been arrested under the national security law. more than 100 have been arrested facing possible charges. this is the first one to go to trial since the law was imposed nearly a year ago. the activities under the microscope today in this trial, the 24-year-old former restaurant employee allegedly rode his motorcycle carrying a banner calling for the liberation of hong kong into a police cordon. that is why he has been charg

yousef, dani? dani: thank you. coming up, permanent hybrid work at ubs. sources say this was lender will let employees mix working from home and the office. we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we are talking about ubs, the bank will permanently allow most employees to adopt a hybrid model of working at home and in the office. according to sources, the plans would apply to two thirds of this was lender's workforce and the hybrid schedule would come as many u.s. banks take a more hard-line approach. joining us for more is our asia finance reporter. are there any particular sources of inspiration that has pushed ubs in this direction? >> that's a great question. this issue of how to get workers to engage and the future of the office is affecting everyone you talk to across the business in the finance community. this is an interesting move from ubs, at a time when workers are demanding flexibility. perhaps that is the inspiration. flexibility equals trust, and giving workers the hybrid model shows a

dani: sorry to interrupt you.nk if we can track this idea yesterday of tech doing very well, this morning is a little different. we are pulling back slightly on nasdaq futures, down about 2/10 of a percent, that if you are having a little bit of reversal of the tech, we are looking at european futures moving higher, still looks to be in with the yen outperforming the u.s. dollar. the yield curve picking up slightly after flattening to a large degree. i want to get onto another one of our main focuses, that is the green economy. we are move -- removing get -- removing a gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere by 2030 is no easy feat, but our next guest says her company can do it. thank you so much for joining us . this idea of carbon sequestration is not new, trying to store carbon. what exactly is different about your approach than what we are seeing out there? >> so it is incredibly tedious to bring down carbon atoms from the atmosphere. that is why bio carbon is the way we can do it at scale already today. this is

dani jo carter's best friend diane had just been shot. right at piedmont and 14th in midtown atlanta. what was crazy, impossible to understand, was that the shooter was diane's own husband, tex, sitting right behind diane in their suv. >> she started making these noises that i had never -- i had never heard before, and i -- i thought i was hearing her die. >> a street sign pointed the way to emory university hospital. tex told dani jo to head there. >> tex was calling her name, and he leaned forward and kind of grabbed her head, and she was kind of breathing panicky. >> they arrived at emory. that's tex in the red shirt. hospital personnel heard him yelling gunshot, and diane went into the e.r. less than an hour later a doctor came out to tell tex and dani jo that diane was alert. >> and she said that diane had spoken and that her heart was strong. they had taken her up to surgery. >> by then police had arrived. they wanted to talk to dani jo outside. >> they wanted to drive the route. >> oh, they drove the route with you right then? >> y

dani will join me for that.nowhere but it's going to be exciting, i promise you. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: -- matt: welcome back. investors wait for friday's payroll stickers to decide which three to go. all accents gains after closing at the highest level since october 2018. the world's top meat producer looks to reopen both u.s. plants today after a crippling cyber attack the late russia group is not to behind the situation. the cyclic futures right now. a whole lot of direction in terms of futures picture. we did not see much direction yesterday. even less today after the stoxx 600 rose to an all-time high. use futures are up. -- u.s. futures are up. here is a look at your macro mover screen. your left out: -- left-hand column is where they will populate as they open up. your ftse 100 out of the gate is not doing much of anything at all. traders are waiting for a lot more data in terms of inflation. they see that the ibex has opened up, the dax is opened up a little less. the cac is open even less than that

dani burger, thank you for that. that is it for this hour.arket open in less than five minutes' time. futures pointing higher here in europe and in the u.k. ftse futures gaining less than 0.1%. the trend is to the upside. the open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ total gym includes everything you need to get into the best shape of your life. for every body at any age. it works every muscle group, including your core, using your own body weight as resistance. customers love total gym because it's fun, fast and effective. nothing delivers full body results like total gym. and right now you can try it risk free and enjoy special savings too! get on demand workouts free, free shipping and - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. ca

dani burger is back with us.t here in person, but she is with us and she is bringing the stocks to watch this morning. what do you have for us this morning? dani: after that sobering view just before the break from sam on the u.k. virus, certainly all of the leisure stocks will be on focus with that decision from the government earlier today -- later today on whether the easing of restrictions in the u.k. can go ahead. all expectations are that there will be a delay, so we should see some volatility in the shares today. mark: good morning, dani. what is going on with seb? dani: seb, the big swedish bank, talking about some of their strategy about targeting high net worth individuals, the wealthy clients. this is a really lucrative segment considering this population in the nordics has bounced back quicker than others. -- a lot more offerings to target that population. anna: let's keep on u.k. retail or u.k. fashions. what is the story? dani: ted baker out with some earnings today. the really concerning thing is t

dani: yeah.olleague sonali basek was outside goldman sachs headquarters in new york yesterday. even though it was raining, i was jealous of her because it was the first time goldman sachs welcome back their employees. it was a most like a festival. they had live music, free food. not sure if they were playing dj sol's hit. soloman, the executive of goldman sachs, released a new single. that contrasted over at canary ward in london. we are not seeing the en masse welcome back. goldman sachs not looking to get employees back until july which reflects the caution coming from the u.k. government. if you want to go closer to wall street headquarters of goldman sachs in new york, down the street is citigroup. they are not welcoming employees back mostly until july. even then, they will have a hybrid working model. yes, we have banks that goldman sachs welcoming people back but it is not by any imagination. it shows how banks are still trying to catch up and figure out what is the most sustainable model

anna: dani burger with the stocks we are watching.w minutes until the start of cash equity trading. we talked to juliette saly about amc and the meme stocks. worth dwelling on it. mohamed el-erian has been suggesting this goes further than retail, this is to do with liquidity and markets. i'm interested to see the short squeeze we saw in meme stocks yesterday went hand in hand with selling in s&p and nasdaq. there is concern around contagion. what is your thought about the broader relevance? mark: you actually brought the attention to our colleague who wrote this piece saying gamestop was doing well as a meme stock in the moment. it traded inversely to the broader index. that is what we start to see with amc the past couple days. that does make sense. it is about greater uncertainty, greater volatility. when you are getting bizarre moves you don't see are explainable why fundamentals, you want to lower risk. people must deleverage. also when people feel obliged to cut back because they are worried their shorts will be targeted next, t

dani burger has a rundown for us. dani: i have cb project -- cd projekt up on top.turn to the sony playstation store. it was removed last december. there was a lot of glitches and user complaints. it will be reinstated on the 31st. s8 the has fallen more at the open but falling in sympathy with oracle, who disappointed on its cloud sales as well, just overall forecast for earnings. solar pack, a tiny company with a huge jump. e is buying this solar factory maker and developer as well as buying them at a 45% premium in all cash so those shares jumping massively. i want to switch gears. taking a look at what is going on with commodities listed in shanghai. earlier, we had the china data that disappointed but even earlier in the morning, bloomberg learned china is stepping into high gear its attempts to help control some of the price rises in commodities. state firms have been ordered to curb their exposures to overseas commodities and china will release metals from its secretive state reserve so you can see copper, aluminum, steel, all of those listed in shanghai futu

joining us to discuss the markets is dani burger. take us there what's happening.arely, a difference between wednesday and thursday is what traders are looking at. dani: a huge difference. both days have the old to mid effect of flattening the yield curve. the gut punch reaction on wednesday is vastly different than what we saw yesterday. wednesday, you get this bear flattening. the long end of the curve frozen while we get that shorter end of the curve with the reaction. we will perhaps have to deal with higher rates. you get that lift up in yields. yesterday, we see the long and yields absolutely plummeting. that's when you get to the biggest flattening since march 2020. the our is back in. they now have the green light to go back in and buy these types of duration assets. this is not just about dots on a plot. perhaps now we can trust the fed as an inflationary fighter. we have to do this major unwinding of prior bets. is the fed behind? now the market is behind and having to play catch up with the fed. the u.s. is the first shop on the block to reopen. now you

here to discuss is dani burger.ing, he said just a little bit north of $6 billion, is this a surprise for wall street waters? -- watchers? dani: it was a surprise to some because we saw shares fall, not just j.p. morgan, all banking shares. the estimate had been around 6.5, so definitely more than expected, but we knew executives had been warning about this for basically the past year, saying the boom because of volatility and trading revenue is not going to last. this is more a case of wall street fine-tuning their models are what earnings will look like, rather than some huge shocker that the trading revenue isn't going to last. we also heard from james gorman at morgan stanley with a similar warning during the virtual conference jamie dimon spoke out. manus: jamie dimon is the king of guiding expectations. when we arrive on those results, so it is not pandemonium. deutsche bank, if you look at the strategy, this is what i call a medium-term investment strategy, they have had an absolute dealter -- belter. what is

banks from dani burger.ropean banking sector, could there, sam? >> in terms of the u.s. lenders have ramped up their payouts because the fed is allowing them to do so. this sort of direct correlation across certainly for sentiment will look really good. investors in that sector have been waiting for this to come. third-quarter is when most analysts see it happening. a little bit of sentiment read across today but certainly something to watch closely for european tanks over the next couple of months. mark: good morning. what do you expect on the minors inside in context that ash minor -- miner's side in the context that we have seen copper down? >> iron ore often has a very significant impact on a lot of the larger miners, so the likes of rio tinto and bhp might be under a little bit of pressure. i am seeing talk from analysts about how long this super cycle for metals will go on for. likely to lead to some very healthy payouts for miners but how long that lasts has become a bigger debate. anna: let me ask yo

something dani burger has been following closely.is saying one thing, and there's one story that encapsulates it all. they feel that were not working if they can see us. it's a power-play thing. it's generational and it's all down to the baby boomers. dani: and i would argue it almost seems like something the bullish banks are diverging with. hsbc is trying to get rid of some of its office space so they can save costs. what i think there is a real argument here we can make that says if you wanted diverse staff, you have to allow for some flexibility, if people need to be home for child care or caring for adults even. you need that flexibility. this is a model that works for everybody. manus: like you said, a little more flexibility in all of our lives. there are few boundaries and they get blurred. another story, murdoch went in for 230 million dollars of stock and then dumped it and said we've had enough. you've got to add disclosures, then would murdoch disclose, it's like a crossing of a regulation file. >> it's incredible, it's k

dani burger reports.e the internet skeleton, over 400 of them already cover the planet. at the end of this year, the latest undersea cable will emerge in the south of france. it is dubbed the piece cable. it will transport 90,000 hours of netflix to china, europe, and africa in one second. >> [indiscernible] as i mentioned, it will transport for china. dani: it will be built and operate the landing station in marseille. it will connect china and europe and egypt over 700 -- 7500 miles across the red sea in the u.s. canal. another route will had to south africa over kenya, more than 9000 miles over the indian ocean. effete in engineering, the biggest hurdle will be geopolitical. a big shareholder in the company building the cable, sticking point for the u.s. >> candidate will see data rerouted to china, we have also seen -- it is clear that they have a pattern that shows data being moved to china. dani: internet giants like facebook already set they will not use the cable because they have enough transfer

thank you dani burger.021, many commodities are wiping out their gains for the year or close to doing that. despite the talk of a commodities super cycle, markets are only managing a small rise. suzanne hutchins, investment manager of global funds, newton investment management is still with us. you mentioned some of these commodities in our last conversation. given the short-term pressures on commodity markets and concerns around inflation and growth, and concerns in china over the price of commodities, how convinced are you commodities are a good place to be? suzanne: some commodities are the place to be in the longer-term. you need to be specific. in the short-term the dollar strength which is key to risk assets as well as commodities is causing some pressure for the metals and mining sector. bearing in mind many people have been investing in commodities over the last 6-12 months, there has been a lot of exuberance, but no real surprise that they are starting to falter at this juncture. i believe we are i

[laughter] dani: there is a bitcoin move and elon musk tweets are never far behind.to put tesla's ability to transact with the coin back on the map. assuming we can get around 50% of clean mining from bitcoin. estimates are not that far from there at the moment, 30%-40% estimated at the moment. but really, we have to keep in mind we are so far from those highs bitcoin has posted when tesla first started accepting bitcoin, we are 40% off still. tesla accepting it coin again or promises of it is not likely to move the map too much at the moment. elon musk has been such an arbiter of sentiment for bitcoin, it really fuels the conversation or at least brought it to the four in terms of -- of the fore in terms of environmental impact. it could have a significant impact. annmarie: he is the ceo of a massive ev company, it make sure he wants -- it makes sense he wants clean coin money. thank you, dani burger. we are about an hour away from the start of european equity trading. seeing green on the screen. really, what is this about this week? what the f moc delivers or doesn

we have dani burger. dani: germany moved to the upside.ph reporting that will start new domestic routes. one of the few trips you can take without having to quarantine in the u.k.. if you are hoping to travel to manchester to edinburgh five times a week, easyjet will not allow you to do that on their trips. we are looking at the fallout from the curevac vaccine data study. only about 40% effective against preventing covid-19 symptoms. the shares in the u.s. lost nearly half their value. curevac does have a german listing that is down about 15% as well. we are looking for reaction across bayer which also helped fund and support the study. whitbread, the premier also reporting earnings, 90% of their hotels are open, analysts see the shares moving higher because of this. whitbread is now confident they will see post-lockdown bounce. anna: thank you very much. markets we close out this hour of the program. mark, i'm keeping my eye on the banks and things that can move on the dollar. mark: yes, what is interesting is that yields are slightly lo

dani danon there.a cardiac arrest on the pitch on saturday — and that "he was gone" — before being resuscitated. the former tottenham star collapsed during denmark and finland's euros game — he is now recovering in hospital. nick beake reports from copenhagen. the heartfelt messages were to get well soon. a show of strength for christian eriksen, who was awake, even asking about his team—mates. everyone here at this euro 2020 fan zone knew it could have been so different. hearing that he's in good shape and he actually had some conversations with the team and so on, it's fantastic. that's the only thing that matters to us, christian's health. yeah, the football is secondary today. 100%. that sense of relief has been shared by football fans the world over. that's because today we got confirmation, if it were needed, ofjust how serious the situation was. earlier, we asked denmark's team doctor how close they were to losing christian eriksen. yeah, what should i say? he was... he was gone. and we did card

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dani: it is probably all of them in reyalts.y single bank is going face this drop. to be clear, this drop we're talking about is stark from last year. volatility was so high. that really fueled this trading revenue boom but it is kind of going back to normal. part of the reason we're seeing such a negative reaction is jpmorgan, it is not just trading revenue they are warning on. it is loan growth that is not getting back to normal. you still have a consumer that has a lot of savings benefiting from the stimulus. not only is trading going to look bad but we'll not see loan growth. manny: we just had a monster bond offering from the e.u. the bids for this have been vast. some didn't get fees from it. who are they and why? >> 10 banks barred from participating in these auctions and i want to say yesterday's auction going out without a hitch shows that the power is in the hands to have e.u. they can say these banks, a who's who of global banks, bank of america, jpmorgan, barclays, among others. you had antitrust transgressions in pa

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this is where sort of the multiple conversations here, dani are.ecides what vote counts. i want to put up a map here. we have about a dozen states who want to change or have already changed laws or restricted local officials from what they can do to change election law. this seems to be, first of all, hard position to defend from the right and the question is whether or not the courts can effectively stop them. >> there are a whole bunch of issues at play here. i don't think the republican party at the state level or federal level wants to be known as the party of the voter suppression any more than the democrats want to be known as the party of fraud. the challenge here is because of covid, there were a lot of changes on a state-by-state level. it's confusing to me and to a lot of people that when states seek to adjust based on some of those changes, for example, drop boxes, georgia never had drop boxes before. now drop boxes are in law. this is the law merrick garland was just talking about. there are going to be problems that if at the federal l

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ah, how can there be peace when we pockets danis can't even own a small pot of land. the his follow is to cut alms and terrorized islam. about the capital was on the verge of an uprising in the army stepped in and stormed. the red mask, radical militants were dragged out. i'm duleigh these guys. he tried to escape, but he didn't get far. the police found him disguised as a woman in a guess, way car and arrested him. the, the press nicknamed him moolah booker. but he was not convicted. he was acquitted on all challenges. the n b o thorough, he's negotiated as he's fine with him in the capital. upon his return, he was greeted by hundreds of his followers. ah, allah wills it. we will continue the war to impose maria law until my dying bram. i will fight to establish an islamist regime so that our country will finally have bind dual as ease ghazi was placed under house arrest, but he's allowed to continue educating young students in his mid rasa. i ya, but we only have a few students here. our big draw is over on the other side. the in this room about 15 boys learn the ko

difícil, hablamos de estoporque donde está el agua, primero que nada nació y ya la tormenta tropical daniles, ha sido una temporada activa y después sigue el sábado y vamos hasta muy pendientes a lo que sucedía también en el pacífico mexicano el panorama es complicado y es que acá asignan problemas por colima y michoacán, ahora vamos a ver cómo se mantiene enrique frente a las costas del pacífico mexicano, de hecho frente a jalisco y se espera que continúe como tormenta tropical, no como huracán directamente se las costas de cabo san lucas en baja california sur, esto a partir del próximo miércoles, pero la misma circulación está generando especialmente para partes de sinaloa, jalisco, como colima toda la meseta central un panorama de lluvias intenso, estas lluvias pudieron a medida que va subiendo este sistema traer para las zonas de desiertos lluvias, así que en las zonas de desierto surge cuando entra el monzón en una situación muyinteresante, son tormentas de arenas que van a estarse presentando a partir de esta semana en las zonas de desiertos, cables vamos a estar informando cada ve

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by our senior political analyst at marwan shara, and of course my want to hearing from you barbara dany. she was explaining that she was interrogated by israeli police. so she has been obviously released from custody and she hasn't been charged. but the important thing is that she has been expelled from shaft, you're off for the next just over 2 weeks, which means that she won't be able to cover the story. and so how does this sort of treatment impact coverage of, of the actual story the job are, and of course, of the journalist report as a, you know, the, the purpose of them being that well, you know, i can't find the words. it's so silly and it's so foolish to think that the distance i have for 2 weeks is going to change. anything i think is, is just trying to climb down the tree. because let's all remember that israel is 2nd to none in the world, in the degree of repression of the palestinians. and at the same time, in its skill in covering it up is that it has a what the court has, but it's not, it has a p r machine that is again, 2nd to none in the world. no other country comes as

. >>> and we're learning just how serious the situation was when a danis danish soccer player collapsedome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. great to you have along with us on this sunday. you're live in the cnn newsroom. and new tonight, and white house counsel at the time don mcgann. the data of two house democrats and senior questions about the scope of the sweeps and what top officials

we are keeping our people safe because they are sacrific danie. >> quite the first year you have challenging for you, hang in there, we are all pulling for you. >> thank you chuck. >>> when mr. biden said on thursday we have a deal, it seems like the bipartisan accomplishment he promised to skep i cans that he could deliver. republicans were angered when mr. biden announced he would not sign this. >> only one comes to me, i am not going to sign it. >> well, lindsey graham, one of the 11 republican senators on board, if he's going to tie them together, he can forget it. i am not doing that. that's extortion. yesterday with the deal apparently in jeopardy, the president walked back his statement a bit. in a lengthy statement he writes, my comments also created the impression that i was issuing a veto threat on the plan i agreed to which was not my intend. >> many won't go along without that two bill guarantee. where does that lead us? >> joining me now is bill cassidy who was part of the group at the white house. bipartisan group, what was initially the a celebatory day. >> is the deal still i

. >>> and we're learning just how serious the situation was when a danis danish soccer player collapsed before a team. he was gone before being brought back to life. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. great to you have along with us on this sunday. you're live in the cnn newsroom. and new tonight, and white house counsel at the time don mcgann. the data of two house democrats and senior questions about the scope of the sweeps and what top officials inside trump's justice department knew or didn't know. cnn's paula reid is following the developments. this story has a lot of moving parts. connect the dots for us. >> we know that in february of 2018 the justice department requested from apple records from then white house council don mcgann and his wife. but to underscore how extraordinary a request that is, at the time mcgann was the top lawyer for the president of the united states. and apple was barred from disclosing this request until may of this year. so that means the justice department had to go back to court repeat

lou said i have the privilege of watching my 1-month-old dani, best gift in the world.tle nightcap of some kasie d.c. before heading tuf dream land. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, one big thing. and coming up on morning joe, more reaction after a high-rise collapsed overnight. after a hig collapsed overnight. >>> the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs slams critics who accuse the military of being woke because they teach about race. >>> and the concerns over the delta strain of coronavirus here in the u.s.f don't go anywhere, "morning joe" just moments away. just moments away. 100% stain removal, 24 hour stain resistance to lock in your whitest smile. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't

dani da dandanial, thank you so much. >>> and tonight cnn's drew griffin will take a closer look at thee new special cnn report assault on democracy, the roots of trump's insurrection. here is a preview. >> there are now hundreds in the mob. roaming halls, banging on doors, taking photos and videos. some members of congress are being escorted to safety, but scattered behind doors staffers, news media are in hiding. >> then i remember telling my colleagues, i think we need to go into lockdown. >> reporter: inside house speaker pelosi's office her staffers rushed to a conference room, locked the door. among them, alisa and kelce smith speaking exclusively to cnn. >> then we started hearing the banging. and, like, hooting and hollering. very close to us. >> there you go, brother . >> i realize, okay, music off, everybody silence your cellphones, turn the lights off. do not say anything. >> we're coming for you, nancy! >> it was menacing. >> i mean, they were, like, where is nancy? where is nancy? where are the people that work for her? like, yeah. >> they had barricaded themselves in, hopi

dani burger looks at the risks for european data. >> they are the internet skeleton.f them cover the planet. at the end of this year the latest undersea cable will emerge off the south of france. dubbed the piece cable. it will be able to transfer 90,000 hours of netflix from china to africa in -- >> we use many to transport chinese data. >> it will be built by a telecom giant who operate in marseille. the french port will connect china to europe via egypt over 7500 miles across the red sea and the suez canal. another route will be to south africa over kenya 9000 miles across the indian ocean, a feat in engineering. the biggest hurdle may be geopolitical. a sticking point on security for the u.s.. >> canada, we have seen data rerouted to china. we have seen what happened with the african union. it is clear huawei has a pattern of behavior that shows data being moved to china. >> internet giants like google and facebook said they won't use the cable officially because they have not updated transfer capacity. however, last year both google and facebook suspended part of

keep us posted, dani. you hang in there. we need to laugh.rnment which apparently has a poor sense of humor isn't appreciating that. the we'll have more after this. >> appreciate your support, thank you. i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! like you nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ neil: the president on his way he is going to be gone for two weeks, his first international trip as a united states meeting with vladimir putin at the end of the trip. we will keep track of that, in the meantime focusing on key cabinet secretaries in washington, the labor secretary taking some heated questions over job numbers that could be a lot stronger critics say that the administration had not been so aggressive in pushing for extended federal benefits that we keep a lot of people home

i think danielis exactly right.about reaction from the hill. you were talking about this at the end of last week, that the trump white house was actually getting the phone records of people that were investigating the white house. i said, back in the old days, back when i was there on the hill, you would have seen a bipartisan outcry against the president going after people in congress. have we heard any bipartisan complaints here? has it just been the same predictable democrats complaining about this overstep? >> well, you know, joe, i think the most interesting dynamic has been, in fact, democratic frustration with the biden justice department, with garland's justice department. i think this is consider daniel goldman's point is so well taken. garland is in there trying to get everyone back on a set of norms that were essentially abandoned or at least partly abandoned under trump. he will likely want to go back to not talking about this kind of stuff and following the rules. but democrats on the hill are looking a

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players and then main's tour this year, the number three seed stephan tsitsipas is heading out after danist will do the country proud. the first of today's two last 16 matches kicks off in under half an hour. spain play croatia in copenhagen, with crotian winger ivan perisic missing the match after testing positive for covid. later, france take on switzerland in bucharest. stage 3 of the tour de france has just finished, won by belgium's tim merleer — but one of the race favourites, britain's geraint thomas, has had a crash 25 miles into the stage. the 2018 champion was on the ground for quite some time, and received treatment from his ineos grenadiers team — there was speculation that he'd suffered a dislocated shoulder. the crash happened early in the day, at a relatively slow speed. however thomas got back on his bike, first riding solo and then helped by team—mates, made up a 5—minute deficit to rejoin the main group. it was a chaotic finish to the stage with several more crashes. caleb ewan, one of the favourites to win today, went down in the final sprint — which was won by tim merle

dani celebrating after last night. just i keeping it calm last night.was _ on that 24 number, isn't she? yes, she is. it was a _ on that 24 number, isn't she? yes, she is. it was a tough _ on that 24 number, isn't she? yes, she is. it was a tough day - on that 24 number, isn't she? yes, she is. it was a tough day on - on that 24 number, isn't she? 19s she is. it was a tough day on centre court anyway because they were two back to back retirements. the tournament fields it. such a great champion has won the tournament many times. we always look forward to her trying to reach that 24. a devastating blow to the tournament. but hopefully it is nothing too serious. the grasses i was quite slippy in the first few days of the tournament because centre court and court number one never get played on for the rest of the year. it takes a few days to find their footing. it is unfortunate it happened so early on in the tournament for its arena. you mentioned of the other retirement. roger federer survived a scare, didn't he? he retirement. roger federer survived a s