caroline: all of this ad course -- of course, they are sudden sounds of optimism from brad smith, butels like the redline is in place. they will not be buying this unless they can have "call of duty"? dina: that is what smith said. they do not believe it is feasible or logical for them to buy activision blizzard and then sell off "call of duty." microsoft will have to convince regulators that it can behave according to these remedies rather than a divestiture. smith was optimistic in the interview he did with bloomberg television earlier about the chances of that, and in particular, the chances of convincing the ftc, which has been a staunch opponent to this deal. the ftc administrator said he thought if microsoft could work things out with brussels and london, they would be ok in washington, d.c. as well. ed: thank you so much. coming up, coinbase releases its earnings, and its stock is up 3% in after-hours. it had been trading lower, choppy but now higher. we will tell you next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: time now for talking tech. let's talk about china. e-commerce leader jd.com clos

brad smith held up a contract saying we're ready to sign a similar deal with nintendo and nvidia, but sony has yet to sign such a deal yet. microsoft has a really big task on hand. regulatory pressure in the u.s. and in the uk and in the european union, microsoft going on a charmed offensive, but still a number of hurdles to overcome and, of course, from its fiercest rival, sony back to you. >> microsoft has certainly got its plate full we were talking about chatgpt over the past few weeks and i just remembered that activision blizzard is a huge part of it. >>> coming up on the program, u.s. president joe biden reaffirms support for ukraine, but his russian counterpart accuses the west of turning the war into a global con flingt we'll have administrator on the ground from warsaw and staothers after this break >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum with joumanna bercetche these are your headlines european equities struggle as the ee tthos institute says gern will not avoid a recession and after wall street sees its worst trading day of the year. >> russia threatening

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the president of microsoft, brad smith, said it would take some functions that cost a nonprofit $15 to do down to as low as eight cents, which, holy cow, so what are the implications of that for workforce issues? kids, for sure. wages. there are all sorts of implications. and again, folks on either side of that argue the consequences with great passion. >> this morning you talked about doing a playbook of best practices for mental health. have you learned anything so far that you want to bring to jersey ? >> can you describe it, because it is a game changer? >> this is something we developed a few years ago called the safe utah app. it is available to all of our students. at the push of a button they are in immediate contact with a mental health professional at the university of utah. we estimate we have saved over 300 life now with that app. it really is phenomenal, the use that it is getting, meeting kids where they are with the technology piece, and then getting real help. we have rolled it out to our national guardsmen, as well, where we have seen, unfortunately, some serious menta

another tech icon, brad smith moved back to his hometown in west virginia and became president of marshalrsity. so this whole idea of the champions giving back, it's part of the moving forward, as well. >> you mentioned the pandemic. there is this huge opportunity, if you are a state or county or a city, to look at what you're doing and say, there are a lot of people that want to move out of california, that want to move out of washington state, some of the traditional tech areas. what can we do to attract them. some are doing that. if you're a mayor doing this, what would be the number one things on the list? >> it's interesting that some of these cities are paying workers to relocate, and they have had success with it. tulsa has a remote working program, west virginia has a remote working program, and they're attracting a lot of millennial talents to come to these places and tay and do startups. that's having an impact, as well. >> you spent years covering business overseas in asia. we talk about up and comers. we often mean asia and not the midwest of the united states. are those two r

brad smith, head of the team assigned to interpret voyager pictures described the film an hour ago and there's a lot going on in this time sequence. i feel the spokes are trying to tell us something. it may be days or weeks before we really understand what they are trying to tell us. by that time you would all be gone. so we're going to share it with you this morning and all of you out there can do instant science right along the rest of us in trying to see what's happening. there's a lot of complex activity going on. one tends to see some spokes looking as though they're sharing out others, seem to be forming. others seem to be fading away. so why don't we just go to it and we can all analyze the problem. go through it twice fairly fast and then twice a little more slowly. you have to be careful of projection effects. it appears that some of the features actually. to it. dr. smith also showed a new and spectacular color picture of the rings. now, this is greatly exaggerated color, but what we were concerned about with these were these within the ring when you when you look at a at a n

♪♪ [applause] >> on saturday, microsoft vice chairman and brad smith will be part of the discussion on challenges in the labor market. hosted by the governors association, montana governor greg gianforte will be the moderator. you can watch on c-span now or online, c-span.org. c-spanshop.org, rousted the latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books, home decor and accessories. there's something for every c-span fan and every purchase supports the nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime on c-spanshop.org. >> the house of commons, questions about support in the people of turkey in syria following an earthquake that killed 20,000 people in the two countries. expect support for ukraine ahead of vladimir zelenskyy's speech to the parliament. prime minister's questions is about half an hour. >> would like to point outside language interpretation proceedings is on live tv, we start with questions for the prime minister. >> mr. speaker, i am delighted that president zelenskyy is here in the united kingdom, a testament to the unbreakable friendship between our countries and i am proud

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we did hear from brad smith, commenting earlier on the way into the hearing, saying this will providetition but a lot of regulatory challenges. guy: they just got a deal with nintendo on the switch, many people saying maybe those remedies will not go far enough. we will look forward to continuing coverage as to what is happening here. coming up on this show, walmart's outlook very much disappointing, shares under pressure today after forecasting a second straight drop in annual profit. we will be joined by the cfo next. the market reaction has been interesting today. we will get john david's take on what is happening on the services side. we have just seen pmi data coming through and you are seeing that reflected in worldwide numbers. we will get john david's take on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh kailey: we are an hour into the u.s. trading session. it is not looking pretty at the moment if you are long equities. abigail doolittle is tracking the moves

. >>> brad smith is in brussels to make the case for microsoft's bid for activision >>> chinese giant to give ali pay users access to the league's content t. will with move to marketing and digital collectibles >>> and watch for earnings from coinbase and home depot. tomorrow, we get baidu and bumble on thursday, earnings roll on with alibaba and beyond meat and bookings we get initial jobless claims and real gdp to round out the week with personal income and home sales and then fed speak from loretta mester and susan collins >>> and jpmorgan chase says investors may set up for disappointment the bank says stocks don't bottom before the fed hikes rates and it is too early to say if recession is off the table. jpmorgan chase says the first quarter will mark the high point for the year pointing to warning signs from the inverted yield curve. let's talk more about this now with sylvia jablonski and greg branch sylvia and greg, great to have you here >> good morning. thank you. >> what do you see in the market, sylvia the dow and s&p off a two and three-week slide and now futures in the r

brad smith leads a global team in 54 countries at microsoft. you are playing a key role on the critical issues on the intersection of technology and society. that's give him a warm welcome. [applause] ravi kumar is a highly accomplished enter c services executive. just three weeks into your new job. if you are not familiar with cognizance, they have many employees globally delivering professional services. he became the ceo last month. [applause] and jennifer aument, the transportation chief executive -- executive, leads a global team of 14,000 employees across highway, transit, aviation, port, freight sectors. it's a fortune 500 infrastructure company. please join me in welcoming jen. to tee up with the first question, we are focusing on solutions. that's what we want to hear from you. so that we as governors can take back some of these lessons. we are going to talk about how companies and governments can partner better to meet workforce needs and build a workforce for tomorrow. we want to focus in on this public-pot -- public-private partners

. >> brad smith there who says microsoft in fact would be happy to make a similar deal with rival sony >>> all right. starbucks -- i'm not sure about this -- starbucks is rolling out a new line of drinks featuring an ingredient not commonly found in coffee, extra virgin olive oil. believe me, this is not just a drizzle on top. it's apparently a full spoonful of the stuff in your latte, espresso, or even the sweet foam topper. really? that slippery sheen of oil in the cup may seem strange, but starbucks is betting its health benefits will attract customers. now the olietto drinks are of course only found in italy, where you would find the best olive oil as well. but will debut in other parts of the world later this year. and of course it's coming to california in spring. yeah, sorry, not sold and not convinced, even though i was raised by an italian mother who claims olive oil does great things. okay. i'm paula newton. i want to thank few your four company. "cnn newsroom" continues with max foster, and that's next. i control my septic system. it does not control me. i do not fear 2-ply.

brad smith leads global team in 54 countries and at microsoft you're playing a key role on critical infrastructure in f technology. next ravi kumar from cognizant. just a couple weeks into his new job, three weeks . if you're not familiar with cognizant, cognizant house north of 300,000 employees globally delivering professional services . he became the ceo last month welcome to the panel here, ravi. join me in welcoming here and finally, jennifer aument from aecom. i appreciate you being with us. she is transportation chief executive leads of global team of 14,000 employees across highway, transit, mediation andfreight sectors . aecom is of fortune 500 in infrastructure company and please join me in welcoming stephanie. to tee up the first question we're really today focusing on solutions and hopefully we can take advantage of your options so we as governors can take back some of these lessons. were going to talk about how companies partner better to meet workforce needs to go all workforce for tomorrow i want to focus in on this public-privatepartnership . one of the biggest challenges or govern

brad smith leads a global teen in 54 countries, and -- at microsoft and you're really playing the key the critical issues the intersection of technology and society. i want to welcome you. can we give brad a warm welcome? [applause] >> next, ravi kumar from cognizant. he's highly comp or services industry executive and a couple of new weeks into your new job. >> three weeks. >> three weeks. if you're not familiar cognizant, cognizant has north of 300,000 employees globally delivering professional services. he became the ceo last month, so welcome to theam panel here, robbie. please join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> and finally jennifer aument from trip to. we appreciate you being with us. she is a transportation chief executive, generally a global team of more than 14,000 employees across highway, transit, aviation, port and freight sectors. aecom is a fortune 500 infrastructure company, and please join me in welcoming jennifer. [applause] so to tee up the first question we f are really today focusing n solutions and that's what we want to from you and take avenge of your knowle

and we have our west virginia university president gordon gee, marshall president brad smith and members of their staff. so now clap for them. [applause] we have our covid team. you just think about these people. these people literally never really took a dime, hardly. didn't do anything but work, didn't have a playbook, didn't have anything to go by. and absolutely have guided us in every way imaginable. and a heck of a job they've done. dr. clay marsh, general hoyer, dr. amjad, now dr. christiansen, and our secretary crouch and dr. coben, please give them a round of applause. [applause] okay, this is the seventh time i've been here in front of you. i can't -- i can't imagine that time can go that quickly. you know, the first year i jumped all around and put things on whiteboards and did everything and i sweated like a dog the entire time. absolutely. at that time, this state was in tough, tough shape, and you all knew it, and everything. we didn't really know where we're going or where to turn. and today is a bright day. you know, through that time, i would tell you just this -- i won'

copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> on saturday microsoft vice chair and president brad smithbe part of a discussion on some of the current challenges in the labor market. including how to address worker shortages. hosted by the national governors association, montana governor gianforte will be the moderator. live coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app, c-span now. or online at c-span.org. >> the name of america, which belongs to you in your national capacity. >> four score and seven years ago. >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> throughout american history, presidents have delivered pivotal speeches from inaugurations, times of challenges and tragedies, wars and farewells. and on saturday watch the second of our 10 party series, speeches that defined a presidency on american history tv. hear from george washington through re-enactment to john f. kennedy, ronald reagan, george w. bush and barack obama. this week we'll fee kur abraham lincoln's 1863 gettysburg address given the during the dedication ceremony f

that burisma was correct and joe biden was trying to stop an investigation into >> this afternoon, brad smithll be discussing challenges in the labor market. hosted by the national governor's association, live coverage will begin i 1:00 p.m.. eastern on c-span. you can watch our free mobile video app, c-span now. or online, c-span.org. the house is out, the senate is in and's working on president biden's nominations. they consider the nomination of the head of the federal communications commission, the senate finance committ considers the commissif the irs and officials from the departmente white house testify before the senate's foreign relations committee on trficking. live on the c-span network, or free mobile video app. head over to the span.org for scheduling information or to stream video, they were on demand, any time, c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these companies and more including medco. ♪

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smith will not succeed on that one. >> all right. so we said all words lead to mark meadows. and i do. you have him involved on the call to brad raffensperger, going down and visiting georgia election offices, going down in legally in the oval office and people finding ways to undermine the election results. all of that, and then of course, cassidy hutchinson into the january six committee, said this, scott. >> i remember pat saying to him something to the effect of, the rioters have gotten to the capital, mark. we need to go down and see the president now. and mark looked up and said, he does not want to do anything. pat -- and pat said something to the effect of, and very clearly, said this to mark -- something to the effect of, mark, something needs to be done or people going to die. and the blood is gonna be on your effing hands. >> the mark is mark meadows. >> yes. >> obviously, what he has to say is enormously important to finding out if crimes were committed here. i still think we all sort of know what happened, generally. but when you get down to the core of what was on trump's mind that they and were crimes committed,