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apac, japan and global digital cities joins us later this hour. rishaad: next, more than 670 3 million shots administered at the rate of roughly 16.2 million doses per day. the latest on the pandemic and vaccine rollout is next with nancy baxter, the head of melbourne's school of population in global health. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the world has to come together to bring the covid pandemic to an end everywhere. and for that to happen, the united states must act and we must lead. there is no country on earth that can do what we can do. both in terms of developing breakthrough vaccines in bringing governments, businesses, and international institutions together, to organize the massive sustained public health effort it will take to fully end the pandemic. rishaad: nancy baxter at the university of melbourne is here. thank you for joining us. we just heard antony blinken talking about the inoculation program in the u.s. but given the sense of what's going on in australia and getting people immunized. nancy: australia has done an extremely good job in

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confirmed it will further loosen lockdown restrictions next week as its vaccination program continues apace nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen an outdoor dining will be allowed and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch here's a look at some more stories making news around the world russian president vladimir putin has signed legislation that would allow him to stay in office for 2 more terms it means he could potentially remain in power until 2036 the changed part of constitutional reforms approved in a referendum last year mr putin's already been in power for more than 20 years. who is government is clamping down on independent reporting on the coronavirus pandemic according to an internal memo only one state run media companies now allowed to film and take photos in hospitals and doctor surgeries prime minister viktor orban is facing international criticism for restricting his country's media . emergency crews in florida are trying to prevent a reservoir from bursting an

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building coal plants in other words are important their construction of coal fired plants continues apace we seen in brazil the devastation of the forest and it has gone unabated will the president responded and seize the destruction of the amazon another important question so at the end of the day this summit is important that the words we really need to hold these leaders accountable you know we know that this is a turning point so what for the united states when you compare president biden with former president donald trump you can we say though that this leaders' summit is a turning point in the global fight against climate change. i think that u.k. prime minister boris johnson said it best with president binds announced and it really is a game changer for the united states to be this ambitious with its goals now you're absolutely right you have to have bipartisan support for the type of transformation we're talking about whether it's the infrastructure deal that is on the table. highlighting renewables really transforming the american economy we have to have everyone forward that's a

will take further steps out of the walk down beginning next week as it's vaccine program continues apace non-essential shops can reopen and outdoor dining will also be allowed and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of its vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for its last bag. authorities in indonesia and east timor say dozens of people have been killed in flash floods and landslides triggered by a tropical song heavy winds and torrential rain pelted a cluster of eastern indonesian islands as well as neighboring east timor emergency teams are struggling to reach people in some of the affected areas. in this village in lone hundreds of houses where swept away by a flash flood triggered by rain storms. this man is looking for his relatives who he believes have been buried under their house. must you be there i must you are you by any. means and i do susi to compute. dozens are reported dead and the death toll is certain to rise with many still unaccounted for. on the early morning of april 4th of we received reports that some areas have

building coal plants in other words are important their construction of coal fired plants continues apace we seen in brazil the devastation of the forest and it has gone unabated will the president respond and seize the destruction of the amazon another important question so at the end of the day this summit is important that the words we really need to hold these leaders accountable you know we know that this is a turning point somewhat for the united states when you compare president biden with former president donald trump can we say though that this leaders' summit is a turning point in the global fight against climate change. i think a prime minister for his johnson said it best with president biden's announcement it really is a game changer for the united states to be this ambitious with its goals now you're absolutely right you have to have bipartisan support for the type of transformation we're talking about whether it's the infrastructure deal that is on the table. highlighting renewables really transforming the american economy we have to have everyone aboard that's the question

it will take further steps out of the walk to beginning next week as its vaccine program continues apace non-essential shops can reopen an outdoor dining will be allowed again and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of its vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for its last batch. in india new data has indicated the covert $1000.00 crisis is pushing women out of the workforce at a rapid rate a study by the center for monitoring indian economy says only 9 percent of working age women are employed but that's a massive gender gap that could get worse as the country faces yet another spike in coded cases you've been here a challenger you has taken a closer look children it through has been out of book for more than a year. the 55 year old domestic worker used to cook at several homes in an upmarket neighborhood but the pandemic has done her life upside down. the law down was really bad for us until a talented we said why don't russians that we do meet it wasn't that i advocate that my employees told us not to come and leave a budget we might

you see these trends being replicated in the apac region.comfortable is it to other markets? christopher: sustainability plays a major role for bmw. we are saying we are not just doing sustainability, we make bmw sustainable for 365 days a year. the bmw group, in 2020, we reduced co2 emissions in europe by 53% compared to 1995. all of our plants saw electricity from renewable sources. now the bmw group has defined more targets for 2030, concrete targets. it is for the complete entire lifecycle. that means from the supply chain to production to the end of use case. our target is to reduce co2 emissions per week by one third at least compared to 2019 to 2030. that means across the entire spectrum. in the supply by 20%, for production by 80%, and in the use case by 40%. haslinda: one of the countries in this part of the world that is showing a lot of interest in sustainability and ev cars is indonesia, a market of 260 million people. it wants to be a battery manufacturer. what are your own plans for indonesia? what is your strategy there? chris

successful with their planting but they've still lost 3 coverage overall because deforestation continues apace in other parts of the country. so we pledged for when $5000000.00 and this area is on farm lands is on now did it forests and his own community forests it's a long reversed so it's all of them you think you have a plus or minus you have a minus because i think their latest order based so. we're losing 39000 the yet. and if we are planting 4000 there's no balance. overall the bomb challenge just succeeded only in slowing the pace of deforestation and saw global forests continue to shrink over the last decade alone 470000 square kilometers of forest disappeared that's an area larger than switzerland. and many experts agree that the goals of the bomb challenge are not being achieved partly because of ongoing deforestation. is the organization behind the initiative think of it all. it is a tragic thing because obviously restoration is not an answer to everything restoration has to go hand in hand with protection of the forests that that remain you know was never intended to take any atten

successful with their planting but they've still lost tree coverage overall because deforestation continues apace in other parts of the country. so we pledged for when $5000000.00 here and this area is on farm lands is all and now it's forests and his own community forests it's a long reversed so it's all of us think you have a plus or a minus you have a minus because i think their latest order based so. we're losing 39000 since the yet. and if we are planting to 4000 is no balance. overall the bomb challenge has succeeded only in slowing the pace of deforestation and so global forests continue to shrink over the last decade alone 470000 square kilometers of forest disappeared that's an area larger than switzerland. many experts agree that the goals of the bomb challenge are not being achieved partly because of ongoing d forestation. is the organization behind the initiative think of it all. it is a tragic thing because obviously restoration is not an answer to everything restoration has to go hand in hand with protection of the forests that that remain you know was never intended to take any att

we have seen the msci aipac gauge back too -- apac gauge back after prospect started to waiver in marchk losses in asia this month led by japan and india, which are under increasing virus pressure. on india, one official has some optimism to offer, noting that as concerning as rising infections appears to be for india, he says this may be temporary given the supply demand mismatch of vaccine. that is not expect it to last long as measures are taken to boost supply and access. he stated research and's in the country will become unnecessary, which will allow the economic narrative to improve. this as investment started to expect -- as investment expected to start picking up in india. noting that ramped up investment in physical infrastructure will provide support as well. haidi: let's get back to our top business story. the boom netflix enjoy during the pandemic has come to a halt, sending shares plunging. joining me to discuss is bob o'donnell, chief analyst at technalysis research. a big part of this is the post- lockdown effect, less people on netflix. the other part would be content.

building coal plants and other words are important their construction of coal fired plants continues apace we seen in brazil the devastation of the forest and it has gone unabated will the president respond to and seize the destruction of the us on another important question so at the end of the day this summit is important that the words we really need to hold these leaders accountable you know we know that this is a turning point so what for the united states when you compare president biden with former president donald trump can we say though that this leaders' summit is a turning point in the global fight against climate change. i think a prime minister boris johnson said it best with president biden's announcement it really is a game changer for the united states to be this ambitious with its goals now you're absolutely right you have to have bipartisan support for the type of transformation we're talking about whether it's the infrastructure deal that is on the table. highlighting renewables really transforming the american economy we have to have everyone on board that's a big quest

course of the summer and virus variance will be dealt with and the vaccination program will continue apacearly in the market, not just europe in the west but the developing world. guy: tim clark, the emirates president talking to me at the world aviation festival, virtual still because we cannot fly. reopening the north atlantic will be one of the critical factors for virgin atlantic. when will that happen? shai weiss is the ceo of that business. i caught up with him earlier on to get his take on when that is likely to happen, when the british government and the u.s. government will allow that to happen, and what kind of spending will we see? will it be business, will it be leisure, how much demand is there? shai: nothing has changed the fact that there should be the resumption -- may 17 should be the resumption of international travel at scale, subject to the traffic light system which we welcome. we think it does not go far enough in terms of benefiting letterman's progress of vaccinating. the positions for travel over the summer will continue to materialize. guy: what does this travel l

i think it will continue apace. why is it that you've seen major spac whales, why is it so hard to get a deal done? bill gates had made the point that maybe some of these companies are going public too early, right? cary: there's probably a bit of indigestion in the market at the moment. that is the primary cause. i presume that will get work through. you have rapid growth in the funding of the ipo side of this. in terms of too early, let's be clear. the pipe process enables institutional investors, legitimate institutional investors to invest in companies that they want to get investment into earlier. many of the companies that are undergoing spac have late rounds of opportunities. they have lbo opportunities, live sale opportunities, they have ipo opportunities. they have spac opportunities. alix: it is alix in new york. i wonder if there has been lessons learned about previous m&a, like facebook buying instagram back in the day. now we have heard that twitter may be approached clubhouse. where there lessons learn

let me take on the my apac hat and fill my sfusd parent hat. so i just learned today about the covid recovery support, and i wonder how parents can find out mor and some of these things that we find out later in a more equitable way. thank you. >> thank you. hello, yvette? >> thank you, mr. steele. thank you, all of the educators and families, and everyone who worked so hard to get families back in, at least for our younger children. we've heard about vaccines, we've heard about variants. 63% of san franciscans have been vaccinated, so rather than what could happen, i'd like you to focus on this m.o.u. and see what could happen next year. the time for scrambling at the end about transportation and all of these other issues, leaving our educators and family in the dark about what could happen should not happen? is there a ded line imposed so that we know what the details are for the fall -- deadline imposed so that we know what the details are for the fall, what we know outside the variants, and please, details about everyone else. >> and presid

but the investigation now running apace.hey are all very, very well connected. >> you said an attorney for gaetz had no comment. he's denied all the allegations. >> he's denied everything, correct. >> and all the other things, where it comes to the pictures. gaetz and a spokesperson for gaetz did not respond to requests for comment, on the images and videos he allegedly showed to lawmakers. again, he's denied all wr wrongdoings. that alleged extortion relates to a completely-separate investigation, right? >> right. exactly. and right, he's tried to confuse the two things. but, you know, keep in mind. this is a very serious investigation and it's being run completely separately. and at this point, you know, we are not even sure. it's not clear, to us, that there is -- that there was an extortion. that is the claim he is making, and he's shown these documents but again, it's not -- it's not been proved. >> esse, i am glad you are here to talk about the politics of it. facing, you know, allegedly showing -- allegations of alleg

how is that weekend apac shaping up. >> we are seeing temperatures begin to warm up got to get threw this morning where we have 58 million people under a frost advisory freeze watch warning extending down to northern florida, where we are close to record low temperatures it's only 40 in jacksonville and the record is 39 close to record lows across the northeast. pittsburgh, it's only 23 degrees. this afternoon we stay below average with temperatures about 5 to 15 degrees below average but warm air is waiting in the wings. this is going to trickle in on easter sunday, chicago 71. new york 62. richmond, virginia 71 warmer temperatures continue into at least the middle of next something to lo >> and that's your latest forecast back to you guys >> i like seeing all the 70s, dylan, thank you. >> me too. >>> still to come, is there a curse in cairo why some say these mummies on the move today are responsible for bad headlines in egypt today. ♪♪ ♪ mondays, right? what? i said mondays, right? [ chuckles ] what about 'em? just trying to make conversation. switch to progressive and you can sav

confirmed it will take further steps out of lockdown next week as its vaccination program continues apace nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen and outdoor dining will be allowed the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of its vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch. overs government is clamping down on independent reporting on the country's vaccination campaign and the situation in hospitals hungry has one of the highest per capita death rates from coffee at 19 in the e.u. although it also has the highest vaccination rate the w correspondent for the 1st shot heard from one doctor on a reality of the odds with the picture being put forward by the government soldiers money for people checking into his hospital treating patients when we start to film the building go there and do you know to me thing over there they ask us to film the parking lot according to staff inside the hospital is that capacity . one doctor has to take care of 10 patients and all is in short supply these are just some of the claims for hearing from

the challenge for the authorities is they don't want to trigger outflows that would reach apace thatr to 2015. it is about the same for china in offsetting the pressure from these new flows by allowing money to leave without triggering instability we saw few years ago when they really rushed to get their money out of china. shery: and the balancing for china, how can it balance the tension when it is planning to open up to the world? enda: optically, china would have to be careful about the messaging because they have been preaching and financial markets a degree of openness in recent years. they have been allowing foreign banks to take over the local operations. they have been encouraging foreign investors to arrive. the bond market has been included in major indices around the world. they want to make sure they keep that open for business side visible. anything that threatens china's control or anything that threatens financial instability, will trigger a backlash from the authorities. we have seen that consistently from all of china's economic policy. they will not hesitate to tak

we are seeing the apac index in white lagging benchmarks in the u.s. and europe.that coming from the downside moves we are seeing for chinese shares, off nearly 13% from the peak we saw back in february. concerns over tightening liquidity as well as the shift by authorities in the mainland toward curbing financial risk. and the antimonopoly probe on alibaba as well. haidi: joining us, the head of asia trading strategy from citigroup global markets. where are the opportunities ucf the moment as we continue to -- where the opportunities that you see at the moment in this low volatility environment here in the u.s. and in asia? >> we are concerned about the u.s. market and what we have seen in the last two weeks is being, the market rallying on very little volumes. rsi now at 72 and it is a place from which are models say there could be a correction emerging. what has actually happened is that at the end of march, there was a very big injection of liquidity by the ecb through tltro program, something like -- gltro program and billions of euros came into the market in

this $172 billion is a reflection of the breadth of our business we saw flows in apac, flows in europehout europe and all throughout the united states wealth management firms, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds. more and more money has been put to work and yet we still have a record foundation of cash sitting on the sidelines part of our $172 billion of assets that we were awarded, about $40 billion was in cash and about $68 billion were in etfs and the rest was in active flows. we had the best quarter ever in active flows over $58 billion, which $20 plus billion was in active equities. in an industry that's still seeing outflows and active equities across the board whether it was an index or active, across the world, across the globe we saw these type of flows and i do believe it speaks to our platform and this consistency of investing and staying in front of the client's needs in trying to provide a broad solution-based relationship with our clients. it really is resonating. i would also say these investments, such as the investment we made 12 years ago in bgi when we bought ishar

while that continues apace, lots of news about the astrazeneca vaccine this week, and also the idea vaccine lifted? yes, the debate over— restrictions might be lifted? yes, the debate over vaccine - restrictions might be lifted? 1a: the debate over vaccine passports is an important one and i think we have to make sure as we go down that route but typically, things are fair and we want discriminating against some populations. we know that inequality exists, we don't want to exacerbate or heighten inequalities. however, if you think about the science behind it, i think there is clearly logic there. if i am going to go somewhere where i might impact other people, i want to be reassured that the people next to me have got immunity because they either have had covid or have been vaccinated, what i have been tested to protect myself and the people around me and themselves. but we need to make sure that it themselves. but we need to make sure thatitis themselves. but we need to make sure that it is fair for everybody. absolutely. good to see you this morning. thank you for all that advice. really