another major influence was the great american composer, conductor leonard bernstein. the things that i learned from mister burns on about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later, he spoke as a humanitarian, also, as a great artist and a great musician, mr. bernstein was one of the most physically organic communicators. he was also very good with, with text. he could speak very well, a great communicator. but also if you watch, watch the videos of his movement is, is quite seductive, seductive showing exactly what it is. and when you think about it, this is one of the most was a fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling maybe that that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all on all levels. ah, in the me the news . and yet another source of inspiration

we will talk to jared bernstein a little later on and get focus from him on this issue.his supply chain story is going to be front and center. mark manduca is going to be joining me on the floor here. we are going to be talking about that, and then we are going to go to the port of l.a. the executive director will be joining us from there. it will be a conversation with bloomberg's ed ludlow. alix: it is so good to see you in the field. let's get back to the markets for a moment. we did get breaking university of michigan sentiment following that hot cpi. where are the numbers? michael: people are more confident going into december than they were. 7.4 is your headline reading. current conditions and expectations also higher at 70.4 and 70.6 you'd the inflation numbers did not change. that is what people wanted to see. one year inflation expectations for 4.9 percent, and the university of michigan's five-year did near -- five-year to tenure at 3%. this is a number we had not seen since 1982. i thought of people thought this would really scare consumers because they seem t

jeff bernstein joining us that seth bernstein joining us -- seth bernstein joining us.lix: morgan stanley raises its price target from 16 deported 200 on apple. this is bloomberg. -- morgan stanley raises its price target from 164 to 200 on apple. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: apple currently trading 117. morgan stanley raising its price target to a street high of 200. the end of benefits stemming from new products come in particular ar and vr. joining us now is bloomberg's ed ludlow. how do we get 200? how did she think we will make it? ed: it is interesting. she basically made the point that if you think about your services -- new services and product along the way, we are talking about apple watch, airpods, services, she does not think those future product lines augmented both reality and some kind of car product are reflected in the price. the big problem with that is the secrecy around it. mark berman does a good job of breaking the scoops of what is coming up, but in the interim, we do not know the substance of these things. and she think that will be more effective o

another major influence was the great american composer and conductor leonard bernstein. ah, ah, the things that i learned from mister burns on about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later he spoke as a humanitarian, also as a great artist and a great musician, mister bernstein was one of the most um, physically organic, a communicators. he was also very good with the, with text he could speak very well, a great communicator, but also if you want. so what's the videos of his movement? it's his quite seductive that it showing exactly what it is and when you think about it. this is one of the most. i was a fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we've, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling maybe that's, that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all of all levels. ah ah, the news . and yet anothe

another major influence was the great american composer, conductor leonard bernstein. ah, the things that i learned from mister burns about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later, he spoke as a humanitarian, also as a great artist and a great musician, mr. bernstein was one of the most physically organic communicators. he was also very good with, with text. he could speak very well, a great communicator, but also if you watch, watch the videos of his movement, it's is quite seductive, showing exactly what it is. and when you think about it, this is one of the most, i would say fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling maybe that that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all of all levels. ah ah, the me, the news . and yet another source of inspiration

another major influence was the great american composer, conductor leonard bernstein. the things that i learned from mister burns on about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later, he spoke as a humanitarian, also, as a great artist and a great musician, mr. bernstein was one of the most physically organic communicators. he was also very good with, with text he could speak very well, a great communicator, but also if you watch, watch the videos of his movement, it's is quite seductive, showing exactly what it is. and when you think about it, this is one of the most, i was a fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we've, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling maybe that's, that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all on all levels. ah, ah, the news . and yet another source of inspiration came

jared bernstein, welcome back to the newshour.rices climbing at their fastest rate since 1982. how big a problem for the country is this? >> well, this is something that the president considers a real challenge to family budgets. even a moderate amount of inflation, he's mentioned, can be a challenge. however, we also have to recognize that we are in the midst of one of the strongest labor market recoveries on record. that's certainly helping to lift people's job opportunities and lift their paychecks. we're talking about unemployment claims that are down to a level we haven't seen since 1969. that's this falling unemployment rates, on record, six million jobs since we've gotten here. but at the same time, price pressures. you're absolutely right. and we are doing everything we can-- many more levers actually, that we're trying to pull, than i even envisioned. and i've been in this business a long time. fr the white house, having to do with-- with our work on the courts, having to do with taking down the price of gas, which actual

carl bernstein back with me. never say never for d.c.ave here is the interests of the american people in the legislation that is going to go down defeated or not come to fruition, a real interest of people, children, adults, day care, et cetera, et cetera, being put secondary to the short-term economic situation. short-term meaning that there's plenty of time to address problems of debt. it is an ongoing problem, but this is the one opportunity that weave had to do extraordinary things for the american people with this narrow democratic majority in the senate, and it's now been undermined by senator manchin. this also goes to the question of voting rights. unless there is something that can be done about the filibuster rule which manchin has indicated again he will not change, stls not going to be an effective legislative means of doing what needs to be done to guarantee american democracy for the right to vote for all americans without being suppressed as we're seeing now. that's the ongoing big story. >> carl, thank you very much. fina

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we're going to talk to richard bernstein at rb advisors.houghts on the wing prospects of fiscal stimulus and what we should be thinking about the omicron variant. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> what the remain balanced across -- we want to remain balanced across sectors. >> the fed wanted to raise rates slowly. it is long-term ok for risk assets. >> we will get the potential for a serious rate shock, which will i think be in the short term quite damaging. >> it is not so safe to move around the cabin. >> we don't think it is time to give up on equities as a whole. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. >> good morning. this is "bloomberg surveilla

so those returns that bernstein is talking about, we're with them i see bigger returns for boeing and union pacific, but i like ups and fedex. >> one thing helping transports is yesterday the president's task force said the containers are moving 125% faster through the port of l.a. and even faster through the port of long beach are you also in on the story that transports have more room to run especially a ups and a fedex? >> i am, frank, and to a large extent because of the demand that jim mentions and also because even though the cost of fuel, whether it's fuel oil for some of those ships and diesel or whether it's diesel for the trucks and/or jet a for the flights that they have to move a lot of these goods with. we've seen a 46% jump in wti this year. we've had a pretty big comeback as omicron was being cited as the next variant andthere was pullback in crude oil, and we've come back 13% from there so i say that with the big jump in those prices to say that's a negative, but i believe we'll be able to pass that on, frank. that's what we've seen so far is these businesses have been

like here, as she conducts leonard bernstein to cut ish, a coral symphony that refers to the jewish prayer that is sung for the dead. ah this was at the live mozart festival, which she founded in 2017 ah ah ah ah, the event is named for its patron friends as eva mozart, son of wolfgang amadeus mozart. he lived taught and performed concerts in liveth for more than 2 decades. there is a plan to place a sculpture of frances eva mozart in this square asana lives tribute to central european classical music in the dust video fans. and it's really very important that people hear positive things about our country, rather than just about chernobyl, political crises, the crimea, or war in the eastern part of the country as muscles if he is making soup is how asana lynn. if relaxes, she's cooking the ukrainian national dish bush. she enjoys the ritual of it was his agony thought barsh is actually a love potion. and the 1st thing every girl has to do who's just fallen in love and is dreaming of winning over her beloved, is to make really good gorged. gotta own. i always make bush when i'm home, say, w

editor of the "washington post" and he shared and two pulitzer prizes and that watergate scandal with bernstein with the 9/11 terrorist attack. with nixon ford george h to be was, clinton, george w. bush, obama and trump as well as the cia and the joint chiefs, hollywood in the supreme court. but douglas brinkley has a degree in humanities and professor brinkley is a best-selling author and a grammy award-winning producer as serving as the president of the story and cnn. and then the "washington post" and the boston globe and the author ofme numerous books new york times bestseller is american moonshot jfk and a great space race. just before we begin, please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices please note with the exception of our house photographer will be taking photography this morning please join me to welcome our guest. [applause] thank you. >> good morning. welcome to bob assess. [laughter] and what an honor for the new york historical society with a 40 minute conversation and isha number one in the charts. i would be remiss if i do and ask him the very question so when

so are you and carl bernstein are you personal friends? >> with her memoir. is coming out chasing history.st and to the how the health education. >> is one of your closer friends. >> do you do a memoir on your whole life? and then doing the bob woodward story? >> fair enough. [laughter] are you all online? or do you have a rolodex? >> it is the next. to signal as a historian. but my university e-mail and then there is the vpn. >> have you found in recent years for what you do when you do a book like this, that you find ways to protect you? >> it>> is very interesting. sometimes there are hateful things that. i don't think people look at me because i spent a lot of time with interviewing him. this was just last year i spent all that time. although he doesn't like l the books but here is the problem with trump mike carol's problem with lyndon johnson. you never get in his head. you can do is describe the haze and if you layout all the facts. so what does trump think? does he think?? [laughter] seriously. freud says that as a victim we define ourselves by impuls

another major influence was the great american composer and conductor leonard bernstein. ah, ah, the things that i learned from mister burns son about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later he spoke as a humanitarian, also as a great artist and a great musician, mister bernstein was at one of the most physically organic, a communicators. he was also very good with the, with text he could speak for a while, a great communicator, but also if you want. so what's the videos of his movement? it's is quite seductive. it showing exactly what it is and when you think about it, this is one of the most. i was a fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this, you know, we, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling. maybe that's what that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all all levels. ah ah, the me, me the news . and yet

1971, he has shared into pellets or prices first for coverage of the watergate scandal with carl bernstein and second, a reporter for coverage of the 911 terrorist attacks. bob woodward has written number one best-selling books on the last nine presidents including nixon, ford, carter, reagan, george hw bush, clinton, or w bush, obama, and trust as well as the cia, joint chief, hollywood and the supreme court. his most recent book is carol, which he co-authored with robert costin the moderator for our opening discussion is douglas brinkley, in humanities and professor of history and bronx university and professor douglas brinkley is a best-selling author the grammy award-winning producer had he served as presidential historian for both new york post new york historical and sandinista a contributor to the new york times, the washington post, the boston globe and the author of numerous books in his most recent new york times bestseller, is american moonshine, john f. kennedy in the great space race. just before we begin i ask you please turn off your cell phones and other electronic devices

bernstein has an outperform on both those stocks. the network needs to be fast, so 2 5g is key.rd, the original met averse player goldman forecasts that meta platforms, the company formerly known as facebook will invest about 5% of its can, $39 million in new metaverse technologies. there are etfs like this one, meta, not to be confused with facebook, including a basket of 44 stocks with exposure to this space, including those that i have already mentioned companies do teem eager to talk about what they're doing in the metaverse. there are 449 mentions of the m metaverse in third quarter calls. so we'll have to see if that trend continues. brian, back over to you. >>> all right. julia boorstin, thank you very much >>> okay so we have talked a lot about the big infrastructure players in this growing metaverse. our next guest joins us to try to break it all down and give us the latest read on a real virtual world. jeffries analyst andrew irkwitz, your literally trying to build something out of the nothing people say what is the metaverse? i say, i don't know, but if i could imagin

let's do more on all things markets with richard bernstein of rb advisors.hen you are looking ahead to 2022, now that there's a question about the fiscal agenda in the states and a question as to how much of a growth impact we could see from the omicron variant, do you think differently than you did a week ago? richard: i think the markets right now are caught between a rock and a hard place. in the short term, we have a slew of bad news, whether it is build back better or covid or the fed from last week deciding they are going to be tighter. in the short term, you don't have a lot of good news. however, that short-term news could cause better longer-term outlook as we go through 2022 into 2023. i think the short term could be a little rocky, but i think to try and trade that may be full steam. guy: so what do you do? just wait, see what happens into the new year? richard: to some extent, that is absolutely right. it is always cute to say we can trade in, trade out, but very few people can actually do that. it is pretty clear that inflation is probably going

another major influence was the great american composer, conductor leonard bernstein. the things that i learned from mr. burns on about conducting are the sorts of lessons that become apparent. many, many years later, he spoke as a humanitarian, also as a great artist and a great musician, mr. bernstein was one of the most physically organic communicators. he was also very good with, with text he could speak very well, a great communicator, but also if you watch, watch the videos of his movement, it's is quite seductive then showing exactly what it is and when you think about it, this is one of the most i was a fundamental forms of human communication that we have just body communication, body language. and sometimes when we grow up, we can forget this. you know, we, we've had so many social training exercises, but you should not sure how you're really feeling. maybe that's, that's appropriate for certain circumstances. but for making music force, you need to be able to communicate in all all levels. ah, ah, the news, the news . and yet another source of inspiration ca

he has shared, two pulitzer prizes, first, for coverage of the watergate scandal, with carl bernstein, and second, as the lead reporter for coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. mr. woodward, writing number one best-selling books on the last nine presidents, including nixon, ford, carter, reagan, george h. w. bush, clinton, george w. bush, obama, and trump, as well as the cia, the joint chiefs, and the supreme court. his most recent book, peril, which he coauthored, with robert costa. and is in humanities, and in history, at race university. professor brinkley is a bestselling author, a grammy award winning producer, and he serves this presidential historian, for both new york historical, and cnn. he is a frequent contributor for the new york times, the washington post, and the boston globe. he is the author of numerous books, his most recent new york times bestseller, american moon shot, john f. kennedy, and the great space race. just before we begin. i hear other electronic devices and, remember, keep your mask on. please note, with the exception, with our house photographer excep

visit findyourindependentadvisor.com >>> coming up, rich bernstein says one part of the market may bebiggest financial bubble of all time he's going to join us with that that morning in just a moment. as we head to break, bond yields have been moving higher, but yesterday's levels, 144 the short end higher, the long end lower. that is a flattening of the yield curve. we're seeing session lows and they continue to come down 2.11 on the dow we'll be right back. the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. with deep expertise to outthink across multiple asset classes, actively managing investments in the world's public and private markets. outscale, with the resources to serve 1,500 clients in 52 countries. and outlast, with long-term conviction that looks beyond today's volatility. join the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. the investment management business of prudential. >>> tonight, the supreme court hears a major abortion case. why roe v. wade's future is now in doubt >>> plus, the michigan school shooting wrf warning signearn about covi, the more questions we have. th

shares are moving higher after bernstein upgraded the heavy machinery company to outperform and raisedht now it's at $201.70. the firm said expectations for the industrial giant are really kind of low, despite plenty of upside heading into next year, including the big infrastructure spend here in the u.s.. other tailwinds bernstein says, include the potential for lower steel costs, even though they're still crazy high and easing monetary policy in china, which would stimulate building there. tesla rallying after ceo elon musk said he has sold enough stock to reach his goal of off- loading 10% of his shares. as of tuesday, the ceo has sold 13.5 million tesla shares and will pay about 11 billion in taxes, and he's giving tesla drivers an early christmas gift he is gifting, starting tomorrow , free supercharging. the ev maker announcing that motorists can charge for free during off-peak hours specifically before 10 a.m., and after 7:00 p.m. at superchargers along select travel routes in the u.s. , starting december 23. musk making more headlines but this time, on the metaverse, during an

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bernstein points to the potential for nvidia, the world's largest graphics and a.i.tform that can connect virtual and physical spaces bernstein does have an outperform rating on both those stocks for vr to work the network needs to be fast so 5g is key. t-mobile, verizon and at&t's investments in spectrum and those investments are expected to pay off goldman sachs also highlights the original players, meta platforms formerly known as face g facebook and roblox exposed to the metaverse theme. metaverse kathy hochul tells us to look for those giants and other tech giants to make acquisition of cutting edge vr start-ups next year. goldman also forecast that meta platforms will invest about 5% of the market cap over the next three years and those are $39 billion in this new metaverse technology if you want broad exposure to the theme there are etfs like this one called meta, not to be confused with the company previously known as facebook it includes 44 stocks with exposure including those that i already mentioned here guys, companies seem really eager to share exposure

ups and fedex are both higher after bernstein analysts upgraded those stocks.also raised their target prices there as well plus, ups is the number one pick of jim cramer's investing club, by the way go to cnbc.com/investingclub for more on that quidel has gotten a lot of attention recently for its covid tests, down about 17% right now. and crocs also falling on a deal of its own it's paying $2.5 billion for hey dude, it's a shoe brand. croc's ceo is joining "power lunch" in the next hour. so tune into that interview in the next hour. now let's send it over to leslie picker who's got a cnbc news update good afternoon, leslie >> hey, dom, here's what's happening at this hour in minneapolis the jury at the kim potter trial has reached an outcome according to court officers it will be read into the record at least an hour from now. the white house says it is still hammering out contracts to order hundreds of millions of at-home covid tests. press secretary jen psaki says she has no doubt the deals will be struck. she expects the first batch of covid tests in early

found my grandfather's world war i draft application, saying theodore burns and in parentheses, bernstein and we believed he was of scottish decent and that he was born in brooklyn. it turns out he was born in russia and emigrated in no one 06. so that was -- me mother had some confused pieces of that and my grandmother, who was parisian, i knew well and her maiden name was simon and her mother's maiden name was david, david, and her mother's maiden nape was levy and it didn't get more jewish than that. both of my grandparents, that were closeted, flash and a simulated, and my mother believed they may not have known about each other's hidden jewish identity. >> fascinating. and marnie, for yourself? >> the first step was to go home to my lover and tell her i was a jew. that was my first. my lover was jewish. >> uh-huh. >> my lover freda. she said i always knew you had a yushakopf. >> a jewish mind. >> yeah. yeah. >> and that was my first stop and i went back and found my relatives in texas. they had some -- i started communicating with them and they had a huge family reunion and brought i

like here, as she conducts leonard bernstein to cut ish, a coral symphony that refers to the jewish prayer that is sung for the dead. ah this was at the live mozart festival, which she founded in 2017 ah, ah ah ah, the event is named for its patron francis xavier mozart, son of wolfgang amadeus mozart. he lived taught and performed concerts in liveth for more than 2 decades. there is a plan to place a sculpture of friends as eva mozart in this square oksana lives tribute to central european classical music extended thus vividly spawns got. it's really very important that people here positive things about our country, rather than just about chernobyl, political crises, the crimea, or war in the eastern part of the country as well, was it to you is making soup is how asana lynn. if relaxes, she's cooking the ukrainian national dish bush. she enjoys the ritual of it. boss is agnes though barsh is actually a love potion. in the 1st thing, every girl has to do who's just fallen in love and is dreaming of winning over her beloved is to make really good gorged. got her own. i always make bosch wh

also, cnn political analyst carl bernstein. during watergate. and of course, bob woodward made their reporting on including white house chief of staff, bob haldeman, who would wind up doing prison time. so, carl, how significant is this moment? >> it's hugely significant because what we are seeing is evidence of a conspiracy led by the president of the united states. and his chief aides to undermine american democracy, free elections, and to incite a insurrection against the united states of america. you have to go back to the civil war to see anything comparable in our history. such an attempt by a president of the united states to utterly undo constitutional law and the very fabric of our governmental system. >> gloria, i mean, if you look at the texts that have come out over the past 24 hours, how damning are they for mark meadows? >> well, i think they are damning. i think they are very troubling and, you know, i want to say that after all, he did hand them over to the committee. and he is the center of every story line we have been talking

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. >> reporter: now leading a dazzling and diverse young cast as they dance and sing leonard bernstein's his last tv interview for abc news recalled how this groundbreaking musical changed his life. >> it was my first, it was my virgin experience, you know? i was 25 years old. it had its own character. that's what i was proud of. i still am. >> reporter: with a new script from "angels in america" writer tony kushner. >> everything had to be as real as real life. >> reporter: including battles of rival gangs, the jets, ethnic whites, and the sharks, puerto rico, along with the star-crossed duo whose love at first sight crosses those lines. ♪ tonight tonight it will all be gone tonight ♪ >> it's relevant in the saddest ways in the sense of the division in this country. >> reporter: in her first movie role ever, rachel ziegler as maria. one of 35,000 performances who responded to a social media casting call. >> my friend mckenna from california sent it to me because i had played the role on stage. sent it to me with the caption, "thank me when you're famous." >> she was the second person i

the 1957 musical from four greats — director and choreographer jerome robbins, composer leonard bernsteinaurents who did the book, and lyricist stephen sondheim. at the world premiere of his adaptation of west side story, stephen spielberg made it clear he was indebted to all the musicals�* creative forefathers. the first feeling is gratitude and such an honour to be able to have been entrusted by the trustees and stephen sondheim to be able to make our west side story. # skyscrapers bloom in america. # cadillacs zoom in america. stephen sondheim was notjust a lyricist of the 1957 broadway west side story musical, but also for the 1961 movie and speilberg's new film. sadly, he died at the age of 91, just a few days before the world premiere. the production boasts a very talented cast. rachel zegler plays the pivotal role of maria, pretty much an unknown actress. this is her performing maria four years ago, well before stephen spielberg had even heard of her. # i have a love. # and it's all that i need. the actress responded to an open casting call online and was selected from more than 30

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jeff bernstein and attorney who filed the lawsuit, said that he agrees that putting people in cages ist he said the entire criminal justice system is broken, which is outside the scope of his class action lawsuit. a judge is expected to approve that settlement next month. the protest comes a day after a man was found dead in his jail cell at santa rita, the seventh in custody death this year in the 54th since 2014. an analysis of death records by ktvu shows. at $11 million winning super lotto plus ticket was sold at the 7 11 store on center road in san jose yesterday. the winner, though, has yet to come forward. man. he got my ticket. now we've got bliss. happy for him. whoever got it, that's awesome. and i mean like. it could have been me. it could be him. that's a blessing. the california lottery site shows that only one winner matched five of the winning numbers. plus that mega number. an employee at the 7 11 was unaware of any winners at the location, but said he has been selling super lotto tickets. all week. congratulations to whoever won that big prize. alright up next for us he

are you and karl bernstein, you're tied at the hip to history, are you personal friends? >> yes, we are. >> and do you spend time together? >> we talk all the time, and i've read his memoir, his book coming out "chasing history" about his time at "the evening star" and it's a great book about the self-education of a reporter. and we just talked the other day about it, and, you know, what's going on. >> so he's one of your closer friends -- >> indeed, indeed. >> and would you do a memoir on your whole life? have you considered with jonathan carp doing the bob woodward story? >> boy -- >> the education of bob woodward. >> no, no, you see, the only possible interesting thing about me are my sources, and i'm not going to name them unless they're deceased. >> do you keep your sources on an old-fashioned rolodex or are you online with them? how do you protect them? >> mixed. there's signal -- do you use signal as a historian? >> no. >> the secure -- >> my university emailed us that. >> it does it, okay. and then there's the vpn for internet security, but, you know, nothing is s

arndt ellinghorst, bernstein's managing director and senior research analyst.up, omicron throws another wrench into company plans to retur to office. we will talk about what workers are thinking right now. stay with us. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." perhaps unsurprisingly the push to bring people back to the office as a new foe, omicron. how is it affecting businesses that had returned to work plans in place for months and the employees he will be returning? rebecca ray, vice president of workforce research with new data on this. great to heavy with us. what you seeing in terms of the current sentiment around going back to work? rebecca: thank you for having me. just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, something else happens. i think this latest resurgence of a variant just gives us pause. i don't think you will be the massive disruptor i think was originally feared when we started to think about a new variant in the united states. it does appear in the early days to be more transmissible but milder. i think many companies are pushing

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