that and i think we disagree with david on the level of certainty that we have around both the arctic sea and the risks but that process of driving information so that we can all look at it together is critical i'm just looking on this rainy is watching on each of this thank you for being part of the show today if we do so no geoengineering how do we force companies to change the harmful practice my concern is people will keep doing the same harmful things over and over again they would touch and they shouldn't take a climate change solution but it can out. companies will keep doing the wrong things and less governments force them to stop so we won't get climate action unless we have government action to regulate the use of the atmosphere as a waste dump for our carbon that's what climate activists including me have thought our entire careers for no question it won't just happen automatically we need we need people marching in the streets we need government action that's what's going to change and nothing about really changes that much one way or the other so general will provide an excus

cooking i mean not arctic. sea for she is a network of almost 100 cities around the world including lagos that promotes climate action this energy usage survey is being carried out under its guidance the team go door to door they've already uncovered the main reasons why solar energy is not used more widely in such informal settlements where people were not. used because one day dawned knowledge about and finance is actually good. but a local mini power grid is coming to our the reader the government wants 10000 solar powered mini grid set up across the country by 2023. and environmental n.g.o.s teaches neighborhood residents how to set up solar panels and how to 10 daytime sunlight into nighttime street lamps to make life years safer. and when it is night it everywhere will be getting dark you can see if we can see from here to that so but where we store all these you can see from here far distance so that the reason why we are doing this in the communities another problem here is put sanitation this is a public t

the latest report found that arctic sea ice was the second smallest on record last year.ves a year. in the 2010s it was six per year. >>> meanwhile, forecasters at noaa say that warmer temperatures are the new normal. they also say to expect wetter weather. that's partly the result of more water evaporating from the oceans due to higher temperatures. and space junk is even affected by climate change according to a new study. researchers presented it at the european conference on space debris. there is such a thing. right now millions of pieces of debris orbit the earth. they include parts of space craft and rockets and defunct satellites. normally earth's upper atmosphere slows down the debris and burns it in the upper atmosphere. higher co2 levels made the upper atmosphere thinner, and that means less debris gets pulled down. the proliferation of space junk could disrupt satellites and make access to space harder in the future. >>> coming up, the cdc's new guidance on masks is drawing some cheers from the public and some confusion from businesses. how will they know who

. >> the speculation is that climate change could be affecting the food resources in the arctic, less sea ice in the winter could be having an affect on the food web. >> reporter: as for those getting hit by vessels, they are pushing for a stricter speed limit of 10 knots in certain areas. >> that gives the whale more time to understand that a vessel is approaching, to hear it and get out of the way. but it also gives the skipper of the vessel time to see the whale and perhaps be able to move to avoid a collision. >> it is long overdue. if we're all going to live together here. >> reporter: the marine mammal center says there is one thing anybody can do to help. when you see a whale, report where you saw it. that will give the marine mammal center a chance to contact the coast guard. >>> are you still waiting to get your money back from the concert that never happened because of the pandemic? we have five numbers you need to say that could get you that refund. >>> plus, things looking up for governor newsom, who's facing that recall effort. we explain what's gone on recently but too early

1950s when it comes to snow and ice even that has been changing. 2020, second smallest amount of arctic seaerned, the area burned by wildfires each year has increased since the 1980s. you can go on their website and find out how our climate has been changing. for today, a nice change, plenty of sunshine the eastern third of the country. temperatures are seasonal or a little bit above normal. strong storms, though, are >> a cloudy start to the morning and missy skies in a few areas, tri-valley, livermore 354 degrees and thanks to the all-day sea breeze temperatures run willing mild for your friday afternoon, if not slightly chilly. closer to the bay. high of only 60 today in san francisco, mid-70s for livermore. 72 in san jose and we could see an isolated shower or two tomorrow as storms move away, drifting westward from the sierra during the day. cool temperatures continue to ramp up the weekend into early next week. >> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. coming up, millions of americans who stutter are now finding hope in president biden's story. >> kate snow is t

has criticized china for its expansion a military presence in the south china sea, and russia for the arctichether that is the south china sea, the arabian gulf, and increasingly the arctic, it is of vital interest to american foreign policy to secure unimpeded flow of global commerce. vonnie: boris johnson has left the door open to a possible trade deal with australia. he declined to remove the tariffs, saying they are a great thing that u.k. farmers can do with trade deals. the farmers union has warned that imports could for some farmers out of business. sticking with prime minister boris johnson, he says he is competent covert vaccines are effective against all variants, including the one in india. it's part concerned that the u.k. government may have to delay something. nearly 2000 cases of the more severe strain have been reported in the u.k. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. >> still ahead, our guest joins us to look over chinese tech earnings,

arctic. russia has already been promoting its northern sea route, that will shorten the distance between europe and asia, in terms of shipping. russia has also said that they want to exploit the economic resources of the arctic. that would mean oil and gas exploration as well. the arctic council is a meeting of the arctic nations that border the arctic. they have been trying to get some sort of rules and regulations that will guide the eventful melting of the arctic ice cap. it has sovereign rights in the arctic. it will do everything to exploit resources host: -- resources. host: good morning. caller: good morning. i have two questions. the 2016 election, they said that russia was heavily involved in democracy, but kim is unelected. american government sanctions -- but they did not sanction the israeli government. [indiscernible] guest: i am not aware of what the accusations against israel are that you have referred to, but in the 2016 election, there were clear examples of russian interference that prompted a response from the u.s. and sanctions against russia. host: about 30 minutes left. de

. >> whether that is the south china sea, the arabian gulf, and increasingly the arctic, we need unimpeded flow of global commerce. mark: the u.s. has criticized china for expanding its military presence in the south china sea and russia for creating outposts along the arctic coastline. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as airstrikes in the gaza strip will continue despite calls from the u.s. to wind down the conflict. the prime minister says he is determined to continue the operation until "quiet and security is restored for the citizens of israel." mr. biden and the israeli prime minister spoke today for the first time since new hostilities broke out between israel and hamas last week. the house of representatives is poised to vote today on a 9/11 style commission to look into the deadly generous sixth riot at the capitol. the vote today will be the first step to creating an independent panel that would investigate the siege but the bill is expected to be a more difficult sell in the senate. mitch mcconnell says he opposes the idea. british prime minister boris johnson is not rul

russia is accusing the us and nato of provocations in the barents sea ahead of a meeting of the arcticincreasing. sara monetta explains why. the temperature is rising over the freezing waters of the arctic, and notjust because of global warming. with the ice melting, the arctic is becoming more accessible for longer periods of the year. it means more business for maritime trade, the possibility to tap untouched natural resources, but also a new potential area of conflict between the west and russia. both sides know it and defence investments have increased in recent months. denmark is spending $245 million for surveillance drones to fly over greenland, and a new radio station on the faroe islands. on his visit to copenhagen, us secretary of state antony blinken didn't miss a chance to give his stamp of approval on the initiative. we very much welcome denmark's recent decision to invest more than $2110 million in north atlantic and arctic defence, in coordination with the governments and we will continue our close cooperation in the arctic council, where we are headed soon, to ensure th

russia is accusing the us and nato of provocations in the barents sea ahead of a meeting of the arcticas sara monetta explains. the temperature is rising over the freezing waters of the arctic, and notjust because of global warming. with the ice melting, the arctic is becoming more accessible for longer periods of the year. it means more business for maritime trade, the possibility to tap untouched natural resources, but also a new potential area of conflict between the west and russia. both sides know it and defence investments have increased in recent months. denmark is spending $245 million for surveillance drones to fly over greenland, on his visit to copenhagen, us secretary of state antony blinken didn't miss a chance to give his stamp of approval on the initiative. we very much welcome denmark's recent decision to invest more than $240 million in north atlantic and arctic defence, in coordination with the governments of greenland and the faroe islands, and we will continue our close cooperation in the arctic council, where we are headed soon, to ensure that the arctic region is

in the arctic, the coast guard is a proud american presence in the region rapidly growing of strategic importance as ice recedes and new sea lanes open, we, the united states are an arctic nation, and the united states must demonstrate our leadership and engagement. diplomacy and operational skill, we must continue to uphold clear rules of international agreements that will protect and steward this pristine environment and secure it for future generations. by the way, as you know by now, to protect our homeland security as well. we have to make sure that every country respect these international norms, so we need modern icebreakers, yes, but just as critically we need to stand shoulder to shoulder with those allies and partners that share our values, including indigenous communities where the keepers of traditional knowledge of the arctic waters. class of 2021, it's time for you to go out and be the future, to make the future. you have learned your history and your science. you predicted and practiced your disciplines on land and sea. you've shown that you are salty. this year the academy is graduating a class that is just

arctic historically has been a zone of cooperation. what is changing now is its accessibility because of the receiving sea ice. and so we could see more, we are seeing more competition among the arctic nations as well as what are called the near arctic nations that includes china, japan, south korea. european countries. also consider the arctic to be of strategic interest to them as we did the fletcher school with international law. it's a challenge because there's no, there's no international police power. so internationalize really a guide that the governor behavior during peacetime, but they should always have the ability to go rogue and move outside of those international legal norms. they pay a price for that diplomatically. there may be can amik sanctions as a result, but it could be done. i think at this stage we're not seeing that because the, the sea ice is still there. it's still a harsh environment and there's so much in there so much opportunity for mineral extraction in undisputed territories that that's been really the focus of the arctic nation so far. oh, that's now dig into some more of the pol

arteries of trade and shipping remain peaceful, whether that's the south china sea, the arabian gulf, and, increasingly, the arctic. it's of vital interest to america's foreign policy to secure unimpeded flow of global commerce. and it won't happen without us taking an active role to set the norms of conduct, to shape them around democratic values, not those of autocrats. and it's why we'll continue to support the united nations convention on the law of the seas, which outlines many of the key principles to ensure that our waters of our planet are not exploited by any one nation, but are preserved for the benefit of all. but they're being challenged now, all of it. so as we work together with our democratic partners around the world to both update the rules for this new age, to hold all of us accountable to living up to those rules, your mission, your mission will become even more global and even more important. you have an essential role in our efforts to ensure a free and open indo-pacific. our new agreement for the coast guard to partner with taiwan will help ensure that we're positioned to better respond to sh

from china to south china sea in the arctic, but you've got to look out of this world into space.are really going after that new frontier. they've got a mission to mars to land a rover in a few weeks and a space station likely in a few months and the next person on the moon by 2030. it may behind the u.s. but you've got to look at the time frame that they've done all of this and it's been rapid development and they're not slowing down. >> david culver. great piece. we appreciate it so much, thank you. let's bring in retired astronaut le ler leroy choa. good morning. >> good morning. >> china saying, look, this happens all the time, it's all hype. what's your reaction to that? >> the fact the chance it's going to hit an inhibited area is low but it doesn't happen all the time that we see such a large piece, a rocket of core stage going to enter the atmosphere. if you look back at the space shuttle program, every time we launched the space shuttle, a piece would survive the reenry, but a piece would call into the indian ocean into shipping lanes. other things in years past, sky lab

we're behind the curve, most of the sea ice in the arctic is melted, not like this will see winds, it'sp fighting hard. >> bill mckibben grass roots campaign 350.org thanks for helping us understand. >> thank you. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. l be right back. stay with us [doorbell rings] thanks, baby. yeah, we 'bout to get spicy for this virtual date. spicy like them pajama pants. hey, the camera is staying up here. this is not the second date. with relapsing forms of ms... there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doc

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adamant that these areas of the world remain peaceful, whether the south china sea, arabian gulf and increasingly the arctic. it's a vital interest to secure the flow of unimpeded. it's why we will continue to support the united nations convention on the law of the cease which outlines many of the key principles to ensure that our waters are not exploited for any one nation, but preserved for all. but it is being challenged now. as we work with our democratic partners around the world, and work through this new age of holding all of us accountable to live up to these rules. your mission will become more global and important. you have an essential role in our efforts to ensure free and open endo pacific. with relationship with taiwan will help ensure. the u.s. coast guard throughout the region will take on issues like illegal and unreported fishing are essential to building muscle cooperation when distant water fishing fleets travel thousands of miles to strip maritime resources without regard to catch regulations or internationally established economic zones. it hurts everyone. which is why we sent the u.s.

. >> whether that's the south china sea, the arabian gulf, and increasingly the arctic.terest to american foreign policy secured unimpeded flow of global commerce. >> the eu has endorsed quarantine free travel for vaccinated tourists and visitors from countries it has designated as covid low risk. that paves the way for transatlantic flights. boris johnson reinforced -- britain's need to comply with the guidelines when making travel plans. >> you should not be going to an amber list country except on extreme circumstance. you should not be going to a country on holiday. we will enforce the 10 day quarantine and if you break the rules you face substantial fines. >> malaysia reported a record number of covid infections for a single day. more than 6000 infections were reported even after the government imposed nationwide restrictions on movement to curb the spread. daily cases top 4000 for the first time since february. less than 3% of the population is fully vaccinated. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and

biden: whether that's the south china sea, arabian gulf, and increasingly the arctic, it is of vitalest to american foreign policy to secure unimpeded flow of global commerce. jonathan: the president of the united states there, joe biden. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. equity futures about an hour and 12 minutes away from the opening bell, down seven, -0.18%. claims data 12 minutes away. yields coming in about a basis point. euro stronger. we reclaim that $1.22 handle, up about 0.25%. that is a stronger euro. tom: i do want to note, bitcoin finally gets some movement here. that is $39,000 to $42,000 off of the ugliness of yesterday. you get lucky on "bloomberg surveillance" when you have a changing of the guard at j.p. morgan and morgan stanley to have robert albertson join you, piper sandler chief strategist. he writes the best chart on the street. we are thrilled that robert albertson, student of global and american wall street, could join us this morning. all of these banks, the institutions you've follow

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outfitted with an array of weapons to hit targets on sea and land and fight off planes and submarines. russia has a clear strategy up here in the arcticree different things. on the one hand a very strong military and then dominating the northern sea route and also tapping and exploiting natural resources. and russia is warning the u.s. and its allies not to mess with that plan. >> translator: it has been absolutely clear for everyone for a long time that this is our territory. this is our land, and we are responsible for our arctic coast to be safe. everything that our country does there is absolutely legitimate. >> reporter: rhetoric that increasingly has the u.s. and russia on a collision course in the high north with moscow so far in a stronger position. the russians have been following for quite a while. they put in place a unified arctic command in 2014 and the russians say that this is a lot, that they built in the past couple of years more than 500 new military installations in the high north of russia, and one of the things that really helps them with that logistically is they also have a big fleet of nuclear ice breakers that

outfitted with an array of weapons to hit targets on sea and land and fight off planes and submarines. russia has a clear strategy up here in the arcticng military, then dominating the northern sea route and also tapping and exploiting natural resources. and russia is warning the u.s. and its allies not to mess with that plan. >> translator: it has been absolutely clear for everyone for a long time that this is our territory. this is our land. and we are responsible for our arctic coast to be safe. everything that our country does there is absolutely legitimate. >> reporter: rhetoric that increasingly has the u.s. and russia on a coalition course in the high north with moscow so far in a stronger position. just to give an indication how big that military buildup already s the russians are saying that they have constructed almost 500 new military installations in their high north over the past couple of years. obviously the u.s. very concerned about that, the russians saying they are not backing down and yet another indication of how global warming is increasingly leading to international tensions, christine. >> fred, thanks for bringi

criticized china for expanding its military presence in the south china sea, and also russia for creating alcoves along the l -- along the arctic coast. rising by more than one third from april one global trade was hammered by the pandemic. overseas shipments up 30% from a year ago, as economic recovery gains. exports to the u.s. rose 45% and europe was not far behind. machinery orders, a leading indicator of capital spending, also gained in march. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. yvonne: still ahead, with authorities not accepting the coronavirus can spread through the air, we ask what needs to be done on the policy front. that is later on. haslinda: next, a look at what is in store for blank check listings and e-minis this year with a market capital. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: the event is taking place in hong kong this afternoon. it's held in tandem with a foundation that supports programs to eradicate gynecological cancers in hong kong. sophie kamaruddin is ther

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arctic and more interest here that it is determined to secure. the shipping route that squirts this island is one of them. global warming will make the seale, as well as the oil and gas but needs. the base commander tells me there is no difference between securing russia's economic interest in its border. so the troops ar settling in for this harsh landscapes russia stakes its claim to a region of untapped potential. katty: always interesting when they decide to let the journalists and. the world's biggest televised singing competion is taking place. it did not stop the european singing contest. two countries have been forced to isolate after a member of their delegations tested positive. >> and iconic eurovision song pumps out of the traffic lights providing fans with a soundtrack for their long anticipated arrival at the arena. >> i heard it and i sought on television and i said, i'm going to rotterdam. whatever happens >>, i'm going. >>i think it's much safer than sitting on the terraces. >> we thought we would go all in. it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for her as well. >> 3500 people are allowed in to watch each of the live show

arctic. russia has already been promoting its northern sea route, that will shorten the distance between europesia, in terms of shipping. russia has also said that they want to exploit the economic resources of the arctic. that would mean oil and gas exploration as well. the arctic council is a meeting of the arctic nations that border the arctic. they have been trying to get some sort of rules and regulations that will guide the eventful melting of the arctic ice cap. it has sovereign rights in the arctic. it will do everything to exploit resources host: -- resources. host: good morning. caller: good morning. i have two questions. the 2016 election, they said that russia was heavily involved in democracy, but kim is unelected. american government sanctions -- but they did not sanction the israeli government. [indiscernible] guest: i am not aware of what the accusations against israel are that you have referred to, but in the 2016 election, there were clear examples of russian interference that prompted a response from the u.s. and sanctions against russia. host: about 30 minutes left. democrat

change is causing the sea ice to receive dramatically. opening up the world's smallest ocean to the globes. biggest super pass and to intense geopolitical competition. the arctic council brings the 8 polar nations together, along with indigenous representatives. and together, for the 1st time, they've agreed a 10 year strategy for cooperation on climate environment or science and maritime safety. the arctic council needs to ensure stronger attention to indigenous peoples rights and protection of our cultures to ensure the development is truly sustainable. and that no one is left behind, were committed to advancing a peaceful arctic region where cooperation prevails on climate, the environment, science and safety. and where sustainable economic development benefits the people of the region. by 2040, it may be possible to sail to the north pole across open water. but as the region becomes increasingly accessible, economic development, extraction of natural resources and strategic interests are being hotly contested. russia is expanding and modernizing its military faces along the arctic rim, rebuffing criticism by pointing out that nordic members of the nato all

climate change is causing the sea ice to receive dramatically opening up the world's smallest ocean to the globes. biggest super pass and to intense geopolitical competition. the arctic council brings the 8 polar nations together, along with indigenous representatives. and together for the 1st time, they've agreed a 10 year strategy for cooperation on climate environment or science and maritime safety. the arctic council needs to ensure a stronger attention to indigenous peoples rights, and protection of our cultures to ensure the development is truly sustainable and that no one is left behind, were committed to advancing a piece larger region where cooperation prevails on climate. the environment, science and safety, and where sustainable economic development benefits the people of the region. by 2040 it may be possible to sail to the north pole across open water. but as the region becomes increasingly accessible, economic development, extraction of natural resources and strategic interests are being hotly contested. russia is expanding and modernizing its military bases along the arctic rim, rebuffing criticism by pointing out that nordic members of the nato allian

arctic and real interest here that is determined to secure. the shipping route that skirts this island is one of them. global warming will gradually make the seamic interests here and its border. so the troops are settling into this harsh landscape, as russia stakes its claim to a region of untapped potential. sarah rainsford, bbc news, fraanosef land in the russian arctic. its eurovision week. the world s biggest televised singing competition is happening in the netherlands this year. two countries have already been forced to isolate, after a member of their delegations tested positive for covid. but that hasn t stopped the fans flocking to watch the semi finals. our reporter anna holligan is with them in rotterdam. waterloo by abba plays over speakers. an iconic eurovision anthem pumps out of the traffic lights, providing fans with a soundtrack for their long—anticipated arrival at the ahoy arena. i heard it and i saw it on television. and i said, "i�*m going to rotterdam. " whatever happens, i�*m going. yeah, i think this is much safer than sitting on a terrace in the town. i think so. because everyone is tested. baby's first concert, actua

change is causing the sea ice to recede, dramatically, opening up the world's smallest ocean to the globes. biggest super pass and to intense geopolitical competition. the arctic council brings the 8 polar nations together, along with indigenous representatives. and together for the 1st time, they've agreed a 10 year strategy for cooperation on climate environment or science and maritime safety. the arctic council needs to ensure a stronger attention to indigenous peoples rights, and protection of our cultures to ensure the development is truly sustainable and that no one is left behind. we are committed to advancing a peaceful arctic region or cooperation prevails on climate. the environment, science and safety, and we're sustainable economic development benefits the people of the region. by 2040 it may be possible to sail to the north pole across open water. but as the region becomes increasingly accessible, economic development, extraction of natural resources and strategic interests are being hotly contested. russia is expanding and modernizing its military faces along the arctic rim, rebuffing criticism by pointing out that nordic members of the nato alli

sea. wally the whale, as he's been called, should be enjoying the warm waters of the pacific ocean. instead biologists think he took a wrong turn in the arctico warm waters melting to the northern route too early. scientists said if he doesn't find wait home soon, he may not make it back. thank you so much for your company this hour. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is up next. have yourselves a wonderful day! - in business, customer support is mission critical. with grammarly business, you can turn your frontline reps into bottom line superheros. take carl, for example. carl's got a superpower, spot on customer support. grammarly business helped him set the right tone increasing our customer satisfaction by 17%. - [children] hurray! - which leads to happier customers, and stronger relationships. learn more at grammarly.com/business. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tr

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arctic. >> experts say this new species called the paisley comes as a result of climate change. erik henriksen takes a look at the result of a grisly polar bear hybrid. >> rising sea levels intensifying storms and extreme droughts. climate change is making its mark on our world. one impact. you might not expect animal hybrids. >> his lee there is essentially a hybrid between a brown bear and a polar vanderbilt university associate professor larisa desantis studies the diets of prehistoric species like the saber tooth, tiger and even the polar bear and essentially bears are hyper specialized in what they do, designed to survive in frigid temperatures in hunt seal. a melting arctic has robbed the polar bear of their hunting ground. they've been eating saw things really haven't changed until the 21st century. so we may be seeing sort of a tipping point at which these there's are really getting desperate for south. the polar bear has encountered a distant cousin. the grizzly. and well. >> this hybrid you know, it may give us some hope in a world that's that's changing. you know, maybe this intermediate could confer some advantages. typically hybrids. >> or not better

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