i believe mari will be a great apac addition. got you guys support and backing and get her part of the p.a.c. i believe she will help our students. all students, not just our students but all students. thank you. >> clerk: this section is for items that are not on the agenda tonight. >> caller: i question the timing and profits for implementing these changes. to make a changes after our school choices are made is a slap in the face to all the parents who ranked all the schools and decided which system to send their kids to. we feel stuck in a bad situation in result of bad planning and impulse movement by sfusd. second, this rushed change will have an impact with those with the least flexibility. such of those from disadvantaged background. this is a racist act that can will affect these people who are at the -- are going to be suffering the most. this district seem to have habit rushed decision. communication discussion with parents is lacking. i have no flexibility with my job. i urge you to delay this dilation by a year so at

interesting is its upgraded his expectations for developed countries where vaccination is proceeding apace it's interesting because it really plays interesting because it really plays in this idea of a sort of to track global opening out. some countries here in the uk where if there are not more but dangerous variance to develop and that are more vaccine resistant, we will be sort of approaching something normal like probably by the end of this year. that is just worlds away from what is happening in the global south and poor countries where i measure what it would be like here with a delta variant which is more likely to hospitalise people and more infectious and if we did not have vaccines. that is the reality that some poor countries are facing i think we have got a big ethical question in the more affluent parts of the world actually. talking about our third boosterjabs and can be really important in keeping us safe here but it also is going to impact on supply and emmy people who may not even have their first vaccine yet living in poor parts of the world, some really big ethical dilem

. >> normalization of every institution is continuing apace.ou are not on the radical left afraid of being socially undersized because institutions changed from the inside. it takes 20% of people to normalize the institutional on their lines, along their intransigent and out of this cowardice in the institution. you seen it happen up to and including places conservatives that were safe like the military and we see the stories rolling out and there will be blowback. laura: democrats are paying a price. according to this new piece they are losing, democrats underestimating parents anger where critical race the, objections to new equity plans extend to many moderate and independent voters. if they are doing it to the military, they are running into mama bears in the school and dad bears. >> they can boiler from only so long before people realize the frog is boiling, it does try to jump out of the pot. we are in that point, all those who said i'm sending like kid to school, leaving them there and these goodhearted teachers will make my kids better

wealth management pretax, they're capturing in the apac and the u.s.they're recovering as well and they a fine $8.1 million with the securities and exchange commission, the s.e.c. in the u.s., haslinda. haslinda: it's upbeat about its prospects. they will sustain the business momentum for the second quarter as they continue to be a trusted partner for clients. they will focus on growth, execution, evolution of its strategic initiatives, that's driving its strong financial performance across all of its businesses again, again, a beat for u.b.s., rish, let's mark that line on wealth investment pretax and it's the strength of the company as well. rishaad: across the board with a few exceptions known to be the ficc part of it as well. generating assets at $25 billion. if you want more on this, go to your bloomberg terminal. you'll get comments and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors as they sit through these numbers from u.b.s. with a fine-tooth comb. coming up, cases soaring, the mo in the world as coronavirus restrictions expirement we head over to

>> the renormalization of every single major institution in american life is continuing apace. everybody can feel this number literally the only people in america by broad numbers feel comfortable saying what they think our people who are just o the radical left great if your not on the radical left, you have to think twice about it, your affair of your afraid of being ostracized. institutions have been changed and changed from the inside. all it takes about 20 percent o people to re- normalize the institution along their lines, allowing their entrance bins, and there is cowardice within the institution. thieves seen it happen in the wide variety of institutions up to places that we thought were safe like corporate america in the military parade as we see these stories rolling out, ther will be blowback. we're just hope the blowback isn't too little too late. >> been coming to your point, the democrats are already putting a price, according to this new piece in politico, the may be losing ground on this cool equity plan, their writing that people are scared, democrats are under

switching out the chart right now with the midweek check on the grr function for the msci apac index. several analysts are seeing upside risk for oil prices and we have seen energy stocks outperform this year in the region, even as inflation areas have kept a lid on gains for inflationary stocks in asia. haidi: coming up next, sydney's lockdown is expected to be extended for another week as officials signal an approach on restriction. the rba takes its first baby steps to taper its qe. joining us to discuss later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. the white house says it's encouraged by ongoing opec-plus talks. it's confirmed the administration has spoken with officials from saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and the hopes of reaching an agreement to send the rise of crude oil prices. u.s. briefly jumped the highest in more than six years after a bitter dispute between saudi arabia and the uae blocked the supply increase. that plunged opec-plus into crisis. bloomberg has been told russian government hackers breached the computer s

so obviously things will be proceeding apace now, and we will keep everyone posted as to when we find anything of this indictment being opened and its contents being revealed. court is under way we are being told, so at any moment we will have more information. jen, you know, there's something that critics of, i would say, the former president feel, which is that he has been able to skirt accountability for various crimes, alleged crimes, accusations. so people around him have gone to jail and have been convicted but he has not. do you think that there is a scenario by which allen weisselberg is held accountable for somehow these perks or fringe benefits that the company was giving allegedly but donald trump could say he knew nothing about it? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean in a lot of ways it is like a drug kingpin. you know, you insulate yourself with the people below you taking the hit because you make it very hard for law enforcement to get all the way up to where you are and to prove the intent that you have to show in order to make criminal charges stick. so if allen weisselberg do

that is continuing apace, and as a function of that, we are seeing greater extremes and greater intensityperatures, intense rainfall, and thatis temperatures, intense rainfall, and that is leading to some of these events that we have already seen. let's talk about the flooding in china. we are use to rainfall in that part of the world, but the amount that has fallen is absolutely staggering. why is that, in your view? ., ., , view? so, there are always local weather conditions _ view? so, there are always local weather conditions that - view? so, there are always local weather conditions that have - view? so, there are always localj weather conditions that have led view? so, there are always local i weather conditions that have led to that particular situation, but what we find is because of climate change, when there is intense precipitation, that precipitation is falling harder. so we are seeing greater, intense rainfall. that's happening notjust in china, but the us, europe, pretty much everywhere where we have got enough data to see this, we are seeing that same pattern, which has bee

out of countries that are experiencing a high covid level, into places like china or other places in apacin the virus successfully. haidi: what about the tech sector? are you bullish on trauma -- on hong kong and shanghai? or is there regulatory uncertainty? guest: the tech sector will continue to face a significant regulatory overhang. in the meanwhile, this could last perhaps for another few months, perhaps to the end of the year. what it really needs is for senior leadership to come out and actually say that the tech sector continues to be a very important sector of the economy and that they continue to want the tech sector to flourish. i think that would be sufficient enough to really boost the tech sector. i'm not sure we will get that comment out of beijing, but that will be one thing i'm watching. in terms of the u-turn of ipo's, i think that trend will continue. many adr companies listed in the u.s. are certainly having boardroom discussions about potentially doing a u-turn back to hong kong. i think hong kong -- the hong kong exchange is a very bright future. haidi: david chao, g

the absurd comparison to jim crow segregation and other kind of other horrors have continued apace. to provide a little more context about this fake hysteria, we can only look internationally. as one columnist recently observed in "the washington post," the balance struck by the state of georgia amounts to, quote, one of the most expansive voting access laws in the world. most other countries do not allow no-excuse absentee voting and drop boxes are also virtually unknown elsewhere. other democracies around the world. if georgia's elections are undemocratic, then almost all of our democratic allies are also undemocratic. if liberal activists around woke corporations believe their own rhetoric, they wouldn't stop at boycotting and threatening state of georgia. they couldn't possibly. they'd be busy trying to disinvest -- trying to divest from most of our any tow allies and -- nato allies and essentially the rest of the entire developed world. some european countries allow mail-in voting, but most do not. we constantly hear from our socialist friends how we should be emulating norway,

the speed-up of finding of victims picked apace.ly this particular building and buildings around them, high-rise condos in general, very popular, very much in financial demand in a booming real estate market. jerry howard, the national homebuilders association ceo, weighing in on some of these developments. jerry, always good to have you. it is interesting, i was talking to a number of florida realtors last couple weeks since this tragedy, they said anecdotally people are hedging their bets. they love florida, that hasn't changed, maybe not a high-rise. maybe individual family home or something lower to the ground. is this a trend? what do you make of it? >> well, first of all, neil, our thoughts and prayers go out to the people impacted by this absolute tragedy. i think in terms of the market it is much too early to call anything a trend. people are reacting right now to the severity of this disaster. and rightly so but i think people need to step back, let a little time pass. let analysis take place exactly what happened with this