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basil smikle and greg swenson.acy's long-term credit rating has been cut to junk and now has a bb plus rating. than $4n has more billion in bonds outstanding do to compiled by bloomberg. this is of the good bounce of power" on bloomberg television -- this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. hsbc shook up the banking world that it would be laying off 35,000 employees in the next 30 years to save $4.5 billion in costs. the hsbc cfo talked earlier with bloomberg television. areasare shrinking in where we think we have clear oferperformance and a lack long term sustainable competitive advantage. equally in today's plan, what you see is and get investment in those parts of the business where we do think we have advantage and can grow. i think we are absolutely doing both of those things. was anefinitely interesting comment from the shareholders and lay the options for hsbc as fairly binary. what you are saying is you are balancin

beth and basil are sticking with us. in an exclusive clip from kasie hunt's interview with michael bloomberg. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> would you vote f

basil, what about warren? so sanders is in massachusetts. he'd like to win massachusetts and basically leave warren with no chance to get out of the race. and minnesota will vote on tuesday. is that the ball game, do they have to win their home states to have a justification to continue? >> it's hard not to win your home state particularly in this cycle because you have sanders surging. you've got biden maybe doing a lot better than he had been. and getting a significant bump. i think people are getting used to the idea of potentially supporting mike bloomberg but they -- but some may not want to go down that route so they're going with joe biden. i'm not saying it's a must win but a hard case to be made if they don't win their home state. if it's not president obama, somebody has to have a conversation with these folks and say, you have to take a step back. union leaders or whatever the case may whether. >> clock is ticking because after next tuesday all of the delegates are off the board and claimed. >> it's hard to see how many keep going

basil: absolutely.y theory has always been bernie sanders in mike bloomberg have the money to go the distance. what will have to happen is someone, whether it is president obama, the donors, some of the unions, go to these candidates and say you need to drop out. we need to get behind one candidate as an alternative to bernie sanders if it comes to that, some moderate. that might be joe biden, that might be bloomberg. that conversation will have to happen. i thought amy klobuchar was going to drop out the other night. it sounded like it. biden needsesident to understand he is running for present and not senate like he announced today. david: that was unfortunate. many thanks to our political panel. tune into our special coverage of the super tuesday election coming up one week from today starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. of ourup, part conversation with the director of the federal housing finance agency. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power"

maria and basil, thank you both.at to have both your voices here with us. >>> early voting, yes, early voting is under way right now in the key state of nevada. after finishing low in the first two early voting states former vice president joe biden is saying he's optimistic he can get enough votes in nevada to finish first. we're live next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> right now voting is under way in nevada. that's right, they have early voting there ahead of their caucus next saturday and democrats in nevada are under tremendous pressure because the nation's first democratic caucuses in iowa, as you know, spun into total chaos just 12 days ago. here is what nevada officials hope is the key to getting it right in time, ipads. yes, ipads. the nevada democratic party scrapped its initial plans on the initial app

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. >> all i have to do is flipip it open and i get a full-size screen with hardly any basil. bezel.therter: it is cheaper than galaxy fold that cost around $2000 last yeaear. there were reports of screens breaking. foldable's did not take off in 2019. huawei launched its own version in november, but only in china. political tensions reduced appetite. global smartphone sales are estimated to have declined byby% last year, the first contraction in more than a decade. 5gh the arrival of technologies, shipments are expected to pick up this year. analysts say it could give a boost to folding bones. -- phones. >> foldable's are totally different. they drive you to use your phone in very different ways. i think people are going to really like it. they are not going to like the price point, and that is a challenge. full double phohones, eyey say, willll move aboutut 30 million ununits. stephen: european n shares tradg up this lunchtime. in the past hour, we havave head the chinese president announced tax cuts and come for businesses. we a are also keeping a night on shares in the french lux

squirtle some little basile it's a bug. the bug the 1000. this is the 1st. we make our way to the famous reale toll bridge on the grand canal taking a gondola ride as my activity chip for a perfect weekend. back on st mark's square a costume competition is underway for the day's winner has been chosen. now it's time for me to get into my own cost you a masquerade ball is on at the hotel down yelling this evening. fabio momo keeps an eye out to be sure all the guests are appropriately dressed. just a little history since this started the condom of venice go ahead until the end o. be 18 century till the end of the nation republic. is stops in furious and starts again 40 as we go in 1980 s. and the mind of the people breeze the car they've all been great carnival or be a to century. now my transformation can begin it takes the better part of an hour to get laced in and mass in the end i can even recognize myself now i'm all dressed and ready to. go for the party begins i test my new look on the streets of venice and try the intention of several on lookers. back

awards and a historic tie at the laureus world sports awards sportsman of the year was shared between basile in a star leno messi and 2019 formula one champion lewis hamilton well this is such an incredible honor to see all those greats that followed have been inspired by to be in amongst to sit with all of you tonight some of the great rising stars but legends watch so many of you have been inspired by you. for. the 1st time a soccer player has clinched the award. the year american gymnast. making this her 3rd win balls became the most decorated gymnast in world championship history when she won her 25th medal last year the world. so grateful and i want to congratulate 'd. isn't just about individual accomplishments team effort matters to south africa's rugby team grabbed the world team of the year award after winning the world cup in japan last year. 2 mates. see achille's see who accepted the award became south africa's 1st black captain last year. vietnam has hosted the 1st ever national catch show in the capital 100 it was a chance for cat lovers to show off their finest felines but som

here with us, beth fouhy, nbc news senior politics editor and basil smikle.ario here for the democrats nervous about sanders where they find some way to thwart him at the last minute at the convention. let's talk about the immediate one. democrats who have been sounding the alarm for the last weeks saying bernie sanders in their view would not be a strong general election candidate. they don't want him nominated. we just showed the numbers a few minutes ago. in south carolina, since that nevada result came in over the weekend, biden is up. biden is up big. are democrat who's are sounding the alarm about sanders getting democratic voters to pump the brakes here. >> we'll know in a couple of days when south carolina casts its votes. of course biden has been favored to win in south carolina for some time. there was some question if he didn't do well in the first three contests whether his lead there would evaporate. it doesn't look like it has. we'll wait and see for sure on saturday night. but the question is whether that's going to take him anywhere after that

do you get the sense based on what civil society groups are think, basil and secrets are saying, do you feel like your ye headed in the right direction? >> guest: let me save my prep history as person and act actrs has been as a consumer advocate. so eileen toward the consumer groups that are making comments, but because i really do feel committed that we have bipartisanship, we are certainly listen to everyone else and seeing if those things can be incorporated. there are definitely some issues like the issue of preemption. are we going to say to the states that were going to do just a federal bill and whatever you have can't be done? i'm reluctant to do that. there are things like a like ae right of action, letting consumers actually sue as opposed to not having that power as individuals. so there are some very serious questions that we want to look at, but we are now at the point of just gathering all this data. some of the people want to have meetings and were going to try to schedule those, but i have committed to having a bill this congress. if we can get there. >> and something t

and i got a full size s six poit seveven inch screen with hardly any basil. starting at one thousand three hundred and eighty dollars the galaxies at flip is much cheaper than last year's galaxy phones which costs around two thousand dollars. that model facaces delays feeling reports of screens breaking. foldable didn't really take off in twenty nineteen. while they noticed its own version in november but- need china. political tensions as well as reduced appetite for expensive new phones were partrtly to blame. global smartphone sales are estimated to have declined by 2% last year the first contraction in more than a decade. but with the arrival of five g. technologies shipments are expected to pick up the sack and analysts say it could give a boost to folding fans. photos are an ex. new they're totally different- the drive you to use your phone in very different ways- and i think people are actually like it or not feel like the price point and that's a challenge. according to research firm gartner political foes will account 45% of high end phones by. twent

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than the reporting in his lobbyist newspaper the amazon washington post well at the end of last year basil stressed the importance of the military project with the pentagon but next as caleb open reports this weekend he's now hindering the deal one by microsoft. remember when jeff bezos called out his tech rivals for not stepping up to the plate when the country needs protecting and my view is is big tech is going to turn their backs on the department of defense this country is in trouble this is how we're going to do it we are going to support the department of foods this country is important the silicon valley tech giants love to walk hand in hand with the pentagon but their employees not so much google workers protested a program using artificial intelligence for drones and microsoft employees have voiced their concerns about a $10000000000.00 contract with the pentagon to offer cloud services but lucky enough for the department of defense amazon led by jeff bezos america's richest man has stepped up to the plate they say amazon is happy to do business with the pentagon we're going to c

basil oliphant ot arguing that the courts would take too long and the president was an imminent threat to the republic. house managers claim that resistance from the administration for example, charles threatened to sue, the congressional committee afraid of being sued while claiming to be pursuing truth for the good of the country. it also rings hollow when adam schiff said we couldn't wait for the next election for the voters to decide the president trump's fate after speaker pelosi told the articles for 37 days. that decision smacks of partisan political motivations. the partisanship they warned against was reflected in the houseboat was the only bipartisan vote being against impeachment. they never explained why the opinions changed. the role of thee, senate is to judge theus health of residentsn house managerand house managerse case was overwhelming and compelling. having not pursued further witness testimony including the case, their case to the house managers demand of th demanded e call for witnesses the house did not call. additional witnesses however with not have changed the

despair that was characterized by two economists at princeton and they look at the census data and basil that the depths of despair were related to alcoholism and drug overdose and from suicide actually since world war ii. deaths went up a little bit so that is still 67,000 people that died of overdoses and tha that n the small figure so that weighs in on the entire life expectancy. why is the united it's not doing a better job of getting people off the tightrope and getting people onto a solid paved road >> guest: i think that this is a 50 year course that the u.s. took. in the southern strategy in 1958 and the tendency to stigmatize investments in human capital and programs on the basis that african-americans would disproportionately benefit. i think that lea led to a numben strength and human capital and benefits across the u.s.. i think it also relates to president ronald reagan's narrative where the government can do no good and is invariably part of the problem. and the kind of glorification of business taking of power from labor unions and corporations with the war on drugs come i

my thanks to basil, matt and rick for spending the hour with me. most of all, thanks to you for watching. "mtp daily" with chuck todd starts right now. >>> welcome to thursday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening, i am chuck todd here in washington for a few days. if you thought the situation for democrats out of iowa couldn't get any more chaotic, you'd be wrong. after joe biden acknowledged iowa was a gut punch to his campaign, this afternoon the head of the democratic party called on them to begin recanvassing the results. a bit of a

schools use now with paul martin thank you so much the internal divisions between players and bosses basile are no words helped on thursday night as the spanish champions were knocked out of the cup adele right by off let it build lionel messi has been at the center of the dispute hitting back at the board member who accused the players of getting their former coach sacked this defeat continues their bad start under new coach k k such yen having also fallen behind rail majority in the league title race messi has a release clause that means he can leave for free in the summer one positive abbas is that real lost as well zidane the dons man missing out on the summers with a $43.00 defeats to rail sausage out at the bernabeu. the milwaukee bucks almost total dominance of the n.b.a. so far this season continued with the attack the compo putting in another superhuman display the man known as the greek freak was a thorn in the side of the philadelphia 76 ers the fan pleasing his fellow in style joel embiid head on says a comp i was last season's most valuable player and looks well on the way to c

my thanks to basil, matt and rick for spending the hour with me. moech most of all, thanks to you for watching. "mtp daily" with chuck todd starts right now. >>> welcome to thursday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening, i am chuck todd here in washington for a few days. if you thought the situation for democrats out of iowa couldn't get any more chaotic, you'd be wrong. after joe biden acknowledged iowa was a gut punch to his campaign, this afternoon the head of the democratic party called on them to begin recanvassing the results. a bit of a head-scratching announcement this late because iowa democrats are doing exactly that, recanvassing the results. that's how they're getting the results. and the dnc is the one working with them on this project. more important than that, though, is the message this potentially sends. the head of the party is telling democrats with just five days to go before new hampshire, don't trust the results out of iowa, even the ones you're seeing right now. you can bet some sanders and buttigieg supporters will vie

on the bad news again today, we just learned from our basil but they have canceled their event here inet to happen in march. this is an event that drew 88,000 people last year. they are now saying they are citing the health and safety concerns about international travel the could make logistics traveling. the movement of artwork and the building overall. it's no surprise, we already heard earlier of art dealers asking organizers to cancel this event. some already dropping before this announcement. thank you. to howto pay that this the virus is continuing to affect the markets. david, we made it here. taking a look at what assets have recovered and which ones have not. u.s. markets look strong. how does that hold over to where you are? what retraces all the way back if not -- there are stocks. china stocks were behind what we had in the u.s.. relatively speaking, that was the group that has managed to claw back because of these bargain hunters coming back in. it is also worth noting, when you look at other assets things especially byncy the way when you look at bond yields in china, i o

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you get tablespoons of basil, not the whole bunch that you have to throw out. >> fresh herbs, everythings bad pretty quickly. >> and parents know what it's like to take your children's uneaten lunch for lunch the next day. >>> let's see what the roads look like. sal? >> the south bay is having the best commute. we have some slowing, but i'll put up a map to show you the silicon valley commute is not full strength today. if you are driving over to sunnyvale, or mountain view, or palo alto, it does look okay. there have been no major issues. we're going to go to the east bay, as well. we have some slowing in some spots like highway 4, bay point, 680 through concord and walnut creek. things are ever so slightly, better than normal, san mateo bridge. the peninsula is slow on 101 through san mateo as it normally would be and no problems on the peninsula. i think i like what i see here. there is a ten to 15-minute delay at the bridge. 7:51. let's bring steve back in. >> sal, thank you. let's get to it. we have to show the drought update because as you know it's been very, very dry here. it was

basil and oregano. and that gets all done up. if you don't have a scooper, get a big spoon.this is a lot of fun to make. you just roll it up. >> i like zucchini better than eggplant >> it's gentler on the stomach a little more subtle on flavor and you just lay them in marinara sauce add more mozzarella. >> throw it into the oven? >> throw it in the oven. >> is this your portion, what you would recommend? can i have two of these? >> you can have two, carson, because you're special like that >> i love you. >> the little ramekin is so cute >> it is cute. we have a little more. you can have this one, carson. >> i'll try this one >> what we're going to have up on the website is seven new dinners, brand-new dinners, three new sides and the cookies i have come up with. now, you want to get nice, wilted -- >> is this a salad >> a wilted brussels sprout salad. if you don't have a mandolin, you can cut them nice and thin as thin as you can, because what you want to do - >> shave them. as thin as you possibly can. >> shave them, yeah. get them nice and thin get some pancetta in here. a

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. >> and the question, basil, will it become narrower or start to look very quickly like one person hasthis is just not only nevada, if we look at, i think we have the national numbers that are accounting tonight, this is the first time, nationally, that bernie sanders has taken the lead in the total delegates, 26 and counting. the margin of victory would lead you to believe, that's there, 45% and counting out of the 36 delegates in nevada and the overall breakdown, 26 for sanders, 23 for buttigieg and knno one in double digits. >> there are 47 states left and some territories, as well. but this is about building social and political movements. and that's what bernie sanders has done. and not only has he built that kind of movement around his policies, that voters were focused on health care, among all other policy issues, but what his movement does is, create an infrastructure separate and ap part from the inf infrastructure that the actual democratic party has, so, when you have that kind of enthusiasm behind you and you have the money to go the distance, which bloomberg will have by