you look at what's being added penn and caesars, two gambling names. make of this >> yeah. penn and caesar's, both gaming stocks i'm guessing that that's going to propel the stock even higher especially as it goes head-to-head against draftkings. nxp semiconductors, a strong game >> that one's up 5% after hours on this news time to look back one of our open trades. cohen keert said regional banks might be headed for a bumpy ride >> you can see the channel that kre has been in. it's very well defined after basically breaking out of the upper band, which is a move of excess, you're likely to check back to the middle or lower range of the band, so that's considerably lower from here we're a seller of kre. >> the trade i was looking at on kre is a pause trade more than an outright bearish trade. you could collect about $1 is.90 for that close to the 40% or so that we like to get to the up side credit sell if we're trading. >> mike, what do you do? >> yeah. so there's something to think about here first of all, when you sell a credit spread and you've prett

i'm sure resorts are national owns over a dozen of these properties and caesars owns most of the restaurants last time that you have like the way the column on the money ship goes are owned by other people but for the bulk of it is have resorts international and caesar's space we own all of the corporations took over vegas and went from have around 880000 people in 1980 to around one and a half 1000000 by the year 2000. the population almost doubled and the money did a lot more than double a just blew up. in g. and started taking over the town. to bottom raj in 2000 and steve winter some of the 4400000000 the mirage sold for and open the way i'm steve wynn and this is my new hotel the only one i've ever signed my mate and that's where stephen data became a regular frequent visitor once or twice a month since day in las vegas until 6 so you know we're talking about 11 years i've got a picture of steve holy a 2 $150000.00 check signed by steve when. steve came in they said well we got your room mr paddock. stephen paddick was. well known on the mandalay bay property sometimes he was moody neve

>> hail caesar. >> roman law is now in session. >> [whispering] >> i've invented the zero. >> what ishape of the earth? >> flat. >> what happens when you get to the ad? >> you fall off. >> does the earth move? >> never. >> the earth moves, the earth is round, blood circulates, there are world smaller than ours, there are worlds larger than ours. >> hey, what are you doing? i'm painting the ceiling. >> what are you doing? >> i'm painting the floor. >> darwin says man is an animal. >> man is not an animal. >> shall we start from the beginning? >> i'm a bug, i'm adjournment. -- i'm a germ. >> do you think it will work? >> let's give it a try. [explosion sounds] >> government of the people. >> the world must be made safe. >> the wars to end all wars. >> one world. >> [coughing] [pencil scratching] ♪ >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. today, we will discuss bone structure. you'll note first that the base of the skull is divided by two ridges. over the cerebellum, this separates the occipital lobes. >> the code? >> social security number? >> telephone? [traffic noise] ♪ >> get the money

>> hail caesar. >> roman law is now in session. [inaudible] ♪ >> i've invented the zero. >> what?g, nothing. >> ♪ what is the say -- shape of the earth flat what happens when you come to the edge you fall off does the earth move? never ♪ ♪ >> the earth moves. the earth is round. the blood circulates. there are worlds smaller than ours. there are worlds larger than ours. >> hey. what are you doing? >> i'm painting the ceiling. what are you doing? >> i'm painting the floor. ♪ >> man is an animal. >> men is not an animal. >> is. >> isn't. ♪ >> shall we start from the beginning? >> i'm not a bug. i'm not a germ. i'm not a bug. i'm not a germ. ♪ >> think it will work? >> let's give it a try. >> what do you think? >> it worked. >> all men are created equal. >> government of the people, by the people. >> the world must be made safer democracy. >> i see one third of a nation still bound. >> one world. ♪ >> help. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, ladies and telemann. today, we discussed the bone structure of the cranium. you will note that the base of the skull is divided by two transverse ridges formi

gym resorts or national owns over a dozen of these properties and caesars owns most of the rest of one's life outside of that you have like the way the column on the money issue goes are owned by other people but for the bulk of it is have resorts international and caesar's basically almost all of the corporations took over vegas and went from having 880000 people in 1992 around one and a half 1000000 by the year 2000. population almost double the money to a lot more than double a just blew up. in g. and started taking over the town. to bottom raj in 2000 and steve winter is some of the 4400000000 the mirage sold for and open the way i'm steve wynn and this is my new hotel the only one i've ever signed by me and that's where steven tata became a regular frequent visitor once or twice a month since staying in las vegas since 06 so we were talking about 11 years ago. picture a $150000.00. in the. mr . stephen was well known on mandalay bay property sometimes it was moody never mean to any of us people just man a very few words he was a highly gambler a guy by the name of richard. mandalay

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i still don't think it made him a caesar figure i do think it discredited his achievements. >> thanks so much for a fascinating discussion and many of the issues you talk about our ones that we can spend a lot more time but we have to leave it there. i heard interested viewers to talk to check out your book so they could get more ascents of these matters. thank you so much. >> it's been a pleasure. >> for me as well. >> "afterwords" is available as a podcast . visit c-span.org/podcasts were search "after words" on your podcast app and watch this and all previous "after words" interviews at booktv.org, just click the "after words" button at the top of the page . >> are watching the tv on c-span2 every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors . the tv on c-span2 created by america's cable television companies brought to you by these television companies will provide book tv to viewers as a public service . >> shamus hughes, deputy director of the program on extremism at george washington university talked about the threat posed by american supporters of crisis . here's a por

caesar vegas reporte booking is up 20%. tsa is hiring 6,000 more officers to meet where it is expected to be a summer rush like nothing in recent memory >> now is the time to bebooking. there is a surge comieporter: travel expert says many airlines are offering flexible booking in case plans changed. >> reporter: experts caution to ch in your area many places are also considering vaccine passport for travel to prove that you are fully vaccinated >> reporter: in the meantime >> anywhere else something different. >> reporter: travel booking is taking off kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> up next, they're serving meals with real meaning and inspiring america. >>> finally as we close out this week, this has been a tough time for restaurants, two houston brothers ran an establishment decided to do something. >> reporter: they say food is medicine >> let's get ready to take it off. >> reporter: today's prescription comes from this kitchen, the home of lucille's 1913 >> reporter: a nonprofit born out of the pandemic providing nutriti

do you see a tendency of that in the right as snell in the book you say trump is not a caesar figurend may be not have the abilities cesar has or the kills but i think he will -- before the event of january 6th and before the reaction to the reaction, not just his reaction but that of much of the republican party where they rejected the peaceful transition of power, a good many of them who either supported or excused the violence of january 6th so is that just an aberration? is that showing deeper anticonstitutional tendencies on the right? is it just simply something that unique to trump that will go away? what is your perspective on that? you it fit interests your larger thesis. >> with. >> i have just written a long essay an the question for the chairman re -- chairman review of barksesses and take the posin that trump's speech on january 6th did not incite insurrection. you rook tee speech and its context its fails that -- the incitement test. however it was reckless to hold a mass rally on january 6th, the day in which the congress was constitutionally handed the job of counting

that's founded by civil rights leader caesar chavez. >>> governor newsom and first partner will join dr. biden. organizers picked today for their fourth vaccine clinic. >>> businesses in alameda county are reopening in the less restrictive orange tier today. alameda and santa cruz counties moved from red to orange yesterday. now the orange tier means indoor gym capacity can go from 10 to 25%. restaurants, movie theaters and churches can increase capacity to 50% and bars can reopen outdoors without food. >>> now napa county was not able to leave the red tier because of a rise in cases last week. county officials say there was an outbreak at the veterans home of california. and they believe up to 25 people may have been affected at that facility. but that means napa county couldn't move into the orange tier this week. , now right now it's not clear when napa county will be moving into the orange tier. it could be next week given the number of vaccinations that are currently underway. and you can see where your county stands in the reopening process any time on our website. this map sho

and first of all, there's there's william manchester's biography american caesar. manchester was a marine corps veteran during the second world war in the pacific and he said that he didn't particularly respect macarthur when he began during the research and writing of the biography. but by the time he had finished he had come to respect him a lot. so if you're interested in the full story of macarthur's life from someone who actually did value him the manchester biography is good eric larraby published in 1987 commander in chief franklin delano roosevelt his lieutenants in their war. he has a couple of chapters on roosevelt at the beginning and then a chapter on each of roosevelt's key subordinates in managing the war george marshall for instance. and of course there is a chapter on macarthur and i think it's a very valuable read because he gives i think a pretty accurate assessment of macarthur's role during the second world war. then there's david halberstam the coldest winter america and the korean war published in 2007. that's also i think important because it

she's going to be visiting the central valley to take part in a caesar chavez event happening at the0 acres national historic, it was the first agricultural labor union in the united states. >>> $10 billion a day. that's the amount analysts say is being held up by the cargo ship blocking the suez canal. another effort to free that ship failed today. crews dug down deep enough to free the stern and rudder but then the tide fell and the work was suspended again. it's been blocking canal for five days now. 300 ships are waiting in a water traffic jam. companies are scrambling to reroute vessels to avoid the backup with about 90% of all global retail trade moving via cutainer ship. just about every brand and company is impacted. if the price isn't freed soon the price of some of those items even in the bay area could go up. >> a little comfort for those getting their vaccines at the solano county fair grounds today, live music. organizers brought in harpist and guitarist to help calm the nerves of those waiting to get their shots. one of the musicians tells us he was thrilled be part of

why do you think caesar's, one of your picks, will be a winner. >> they tend to be more of a consumerpany, right, they have a large regional network around the united states. they do have a vegas presence. it's maybe a third of the business, and as well, they are about to close on their acquisition of william hill, which brings them a sports belting and i gaming opportunity, digital gaming is the most exciting growth avenue in gaming in the past 20 years we have tried to choose stocks that have multiple things going on multiple ways to win, not just, you know, stimulus, recovery play, and hey, it's cheap. >> and speaking of consumer travel on a different side, okay, think of the children, david. i know my kids, they like to go to six flags, nice day trip. i know six flags is open in kind of a weird way right now it's another name that you like. it's outtodoors, we move quickly the wind is blowing by us as well do you think that's going to be a winner. >> we have and we were on to six flags before covid started the management team changed. the company had a retooling process. their who

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and over the years, they've built big accounts with companies like the coffee bean, mgm, and caesarsertainment. ana: we've got to make sure that we send quality stuff. they're unhappy because we didn't catch it. lemonis: but a recent drop in sales has left the company with a serious cash crunch. ana: i do apologize. the order will be going out. we don't have an exact date yet. lemonis: bills are now going unpaid, orders are getting delayed, and with every passing day, gilbert and ana find themselves deeper in the hole. about a year-and-a-half ago, i invested in another family furniture manufacturing business -- grafton furniture, located in miami. since that time, the business has grown by about 50%. with their focus on residential furniture and pacific's on commercial furniture, i think they'd make a perfect match. hi, there. woman: hello. lemonis: is ana here? woman: let me go get her. lemonis: let her know marcus is here. woman: okay. lemonis: thank you. i didn't really understand when i walked into pacific, why i was seeing residential furniture. i thought this was a hospitality

has been in the fight for justice his entire life: he is a son of farm organizers that worked with caesar chavez. >> he was born in the philippines and as a baby moved to california. >> he has known has family for decades. in the 1970s protesters fought to keep the city from evicting filipinos living in the international hotel, he and his mother protested together. >> his appointment will really inspire, will really be, give many people a feeling of empowerment, you know, the fact that as filipinos our time has arrived. >> reporter: california state treasure says that his nomination is meeting this moment. a time of need for california asian american community. >> especially now with all of the asian hate crimes, having a strong ipi attorney general is very, very important. having a top cop who is going to prosecute these type of asian-related crimes is very important to our community. >> reporter: bonta is expected to be confirmed. back to you. >>> asian communities in san francisco will get more protection under a new city program. the mayor announced today that the city is putting in m

to see what people do react to a post pandemic a garment first up to bat is the omnia nightclub at caesarsmes operations in march only that era syria will be open and safety is a top priority pakistan group saying its implementing touchless menu systems and rigorous cleaning plans when things get tough or you've got got to get a little anthony curtis with the tourism newsletter las vegas advisor in just a long term alterations because of the economic hit nightclubs took from coronavirus closures what we've seen in the past i don't think is ever going to come back you're not going to see the dj making the kind of money they made you're not going to see them spending the money. >>going after these high priced people in the high price. the facts to money recognizes club culture will disappear, but as he prepares to break ground on the majestic las vegas this fall, he hopes his luxury lounges offer a different option. >>and that was orko manna reporting for us tonight experts do stress that you know despite the ever evolving party scene companies need to create a balance because there will alw

has been in the fight for justice his entire life: he is a son of farm organizers that worked with caesar chavez. >> he was born in the philippines and as a baby moved to california. >> he has known has family for decades. in the 1970s protesters fought to keep the city from evicting filipinos living in the international hotel, he and his mother protested together. >> his appointment will really inspire, will really be, give many people a feeling of empowerment, you know, the fact that as filipinos our time has arrived. >> reporter: california state treasure says that his nomination is meeting this moment. a time of need for california asian american community. >> especially now with all of the asian hate crimes, having a strong ipi attorney general is very, very important. having a top cop who is going to prosecute these type of asian-related crimes is very important to our community. >> reporter: bonta is expected to be confirmed. back to you. >>> asian communities in san francisco will new city program. the mayor announced today that the city is putting in more than $2 million into a c

that's at this hour caesar. when you hear me now oh yes we don't need you and how the last years german chancellor will bring you on about magical and you've never tried to have a surprise yourself with what is possible medical really what moves and want. to talk to people and follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us for metals last august. my name is do you know paul. i was born on portal for the england but i have an indian mother. 10 years ago i came to mumbai the center of the indian film industry to pursue my acting career. i quickly discovered that 2 different worlds coexist in india on one side the upper class a booming economy high rise buildings that house some of the richest people in the world on the other communities trapped in poverty who cannot progress with the rest of society. this is the story of one of those communities. my work in india has taken me to many places and one of my favorite locations is register. and i love the way they have preserved the heritage and culture the mag

other movers, we had caesars, general act.r those companies are up today and susan, what is the reason? susan: specifically let's point out the national, they are all rallying because s&p 500 starting march 22, new stocks to trade their entire the s&p is rebalancing that takes place to add and remove companies in its bullish when you're at it because that means trillions of dollars in index funds mirror the s&p 500 adding these particular names to. stuart: i can see general act added to the s&p 500, the generator company. there's a big backlog. you order one of their generators and you have to wait because demand is so strong. susan: i wouldn't know, but so i hear. stuart: i all-- i know all about it. the skit to vegas now back in business and stocks related to vegas are doing pretty well. crowds swarming the strip after nevada's governor signed an order e-zine covid restrictions. he opened up starting today casinos can increase capacities to 50%, gyms, amusement parks, bowling alleys to 50%. that is nevada, how about cruise l

social justice, first lady joe biden is heading to california this week to mark the caesar chavez holiday. dr brydon plans to visit the 40 acres monument north of bakersfield on wednesday. that's where cesar chavez first received national attention and despite to improve the conditions for farm workers in the 19 sixties. wednesday is also the birthday of the legendary civil rights leader and the founder of the united farm workers. the average u. s. price of gas jump in nickel per gallon over the past two weeks. a gallon of regular is now to 94 industry analyst trilby lundberg said today that the price of the pump might be near its peak as gas supplies even out across the country. the price of gas is spike 77 cents per gallon since last november. and is that its highest point since may of 2019, the highest average price in the nation right now is 3 94 gallons in the san francisco bay area. the lowest average is 2 54 in baton rouge, louisiana. oh pretty darn nice weekend out there. we had temperatures last couple of days. in the low eighties we saw 80 degrees and fairfield today 80 and anti

one thing we know is there is bifurcation in the space caesar's and lbs big new highs and wynn and mgm laggards. that is either the opportunity or the risk. >> mike? >> yeah, i mean, i'll leave it to these guys to talk about the technicals i will say that fundamentally it does seem fairly fully valued to me here. tony was talking about 2018, and that's the last time it saw valuations as high, about mid 2018, well before the taper tantrum. that's when they did $6.7 billion in revenue. of course, they've taken on about $3 billion worth of debt since then we're not going to see those revenues again until full year 2023 actually the losses from last year and this year essentially are going to wipe out all of the earnings basically, from the tail end of 2014 all the way through 2022 when i'm taking a look at that, i'm thinking maybe we're going to make three, four bucks a share in 2022. maybe not even as good as that to me the valuation looks a little bit on the rich side, so i think if you're playing for a break out, that's fine use options. but i wouldn't be buying the stock here >> yeah,

pandemic shut down of cultural sites forcing the country's health minister to negotiate with them on caesar salad is it one of the occupied venues. i know my god. was. the chorus of calls demanding the reopening of cultural venue's is growing allow day in france but with no clear end date in sight to the closure of theaters concert hall cinema museums so mother taking more drastic measures over the last week 3 of france's 4 national theatres including this one behind me have been occupied by protesters it is true that every day several times a day we take another place a new theatre a new national stage is occupied in this way with multiply in the case of resistance to make a claims hood so we've all hit by the o.t. now for a week and for that it serves as a place of residence the odeon is a symbolic place it was occupied in the $968.00 process there are already struggles that have been expressed in this place in fact it was the base to signal the alarm of the cultural catastrophe which is taking place. protesters who set up shop here at the boat in fear to say they won't leave until their

advantages respond to that doesn't mean that you can muster no i mean there are obviously a talker caesar to look to iran venezuela. i suppose one can argue about russia where iran and venezuela have done far better than britain or the united states so in a program hasn't. on deaths per capita britain is double yes yes overall not sure along with a bunch of a whale is not in the top 10 nor is iran the capital i don't know what about deliberate lies you say the u.k. fudged to to sticks with it 300 staff to track the pandemic obviously tracking trace as well who can i say she says essential for her being we are. the effect of the pandemic do you believe there were deliberate lies here in britain. i don't say were deliberate lies i think most countries and look for injuring or at least not having accuracy just expressed in the beginning why would they fudge the statistics it's as you allege here in britain well obviously the british government denies it's fudging any statistics every crumb every nation i think find you statistics at one point or another and you do say the islands. apart from

. >> you got that, caesar. just remember old trevor had your back from day one.emember me when st your planet. let's make like q-anon and head toafer the u.s. capitol. president biden and the democrats now have enough votes to get their coronavirus relief bill passed over republican objection. but while republicans can't kill the bill, at least one has found a way to be a dick about it. >> snot republicans launch an effort to reday the society on president biden's 1.9 trillion covid relief package. senator ron johnson from wisconsin says he plans to force senate staff to read the entire relief bill outloud on the floor adding at least ten hours to the process. >> i don't want to sound -- but i will read this. okay, so the first way i will read this is i am going to go down and object to the waiving the the reading of the bill. i will make them read, their 600 or 700 page bill. >> that's my man. ron johnson, delaying desperately needed aid he knows will get passed anyway and to all the hungry kids out there, be patient. ron johnson is making a symbolic point, you

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in the book you say trump is not based -- figuring they may not have the ability that caesar has her the skills but before the events of january 6 and trump reactions to the election and not just his reaction but much of the republican party they were ejected the equal transition of power and a good many of them who either supported or excuse the violence of january 6 so it's not just an aberration. that's showing the constitutional tendencies on the right something that is unique to trump and how does that fit into your larger thesis? >> guest: i take the position that trump's speech on january the sixth did not incite insurrection. if you actually look at the speech and its context it seems to me it fails the incitement test however this is reckless to hold a mass rally on january 6, the day in which the congress was constitutionally handed the job of counting the electoral votes and providing the necessary constitutional step in the election of the president. that was an offense against the constitutional order or at least it was the root of constitutional order. it was reckless a

we know he owned a translation of caesar's commentaies on the gaelic wars. so not only food, but this was a place of thought. these were people who read and brought their libraries with them. the deck we're standing on would have been filled with things that were needed every day: linens, canvas bedding stuffed out with straw, curtains to give families a little bit of privacy in their small bunks. we're not sure how they fed themselves. that's still a matter of controversy or up for grabs. we don't know whether the cooking is being done by the ship's cook and then food distributed among the passengers to keep down the dangers of fire. at one point it was thought possibly there were sandboxes with little brasiers that were used for cooking in the voyage. we don't know. the record isn't thick enough for us to get those kinds of details. you might have had cooking implements here on this deck, but we don't kn'sí] we do know that john alden, who was a cooper, the young man who made barrels, took care of barrels, he was given the responsibility of, under supervis

i bought it from this man caesar, see the transactions before that until the 19th and typewriters became day hand writer in these things. we went back they were all written in english dutch and whoever they agreed with were not people who were able to write. they were castles or some such. i realized these were the originals of the land. and they were indians the further south. [inaudible] until i was suddenly struck by this notion that the people from whom the land was stretched and acquired, henry hudson expedition some things for the dutch did not have the concept of ownership. they owned the land they grew agriculture on it, they raised animals, they hunted the superintendent overcome the world. but they did not own it. but they defend the speech by chief when he was selling lands that would eventually become seattle made this famous, famous speech think we can know more own the lands then we can only breeze or the ocean. the land is your mother but you don't exactly own it. and here was i looking at the land and falling to my knees and running the soil through my fingers and being a

caesar ignored it and the results weren't good. if recent history is any indication maybe we should heed the warning as well. in march of 2008 significant domino fall a chain of events that sparked the global financial crisis. parts of the following year the 50% from over a year earlier in the dow and a liquidity crunch in march of 2020 or a salient echo the other ides of march for the romans the deadline for settling debt. it has an unsettling habit of coming in view in march in a recent history. in fact at this time last year both domestically and internationally the financial regulatory committee fortified itself as covid-19 and related containment measures spread across the globe which i referred to as the covid -- financial stability board moved into high gear holding weekly usually daily meetings with the most senior leaders of the central bank market regulators to share information and to synchronize cool the global approach to the financial stability's challenges at hand. the stability to spring to action on short notice is

caesar ignored the soothsayer and the results were not good. if recent history is any indication maybe we should keep that warning in mind as well. in march of 2008, we witness a significant domino fall in a chain of events that sparked the global financial crisis. parts the following air the dow jones average margin calls 2020 or significant echo of the other ides of march for settling debt. financial history.y. in fact at this time lester both domestically and internationally the financial regulatory committee fortified itself isfi covid-19 and related containment measures spread across the globebe which i referred to as the covid event. the stability board moved into high gear only weekly, usually daily meets on the senior readers of finance industries, market regulators, to share information to shape the synchronized global approach to the financial stability challenges atnas hand. this ability to spring into action on short notice is exactly what has to be established in thehe wake of the great financial crisis. it's a mandate with financi

and tweaking the outlook no rate hikes through 2023 and stocks ahead of the open penn national and caesars-market. you see nxp up almost 7% all joining the s&p in the reshuffle ahead of trading on march 22nd >>> now to the other top stories. bitcoin pulling back a bit after the new record high over the weekend. the cryptocurrency climbing to $62,000. it is now at $56,000 that pull back after a report that india would pursue a ban on digital assets bitcoin price has doubled this year >>> air travel is showing signs of improvement tsa screenings in a year improvement. more than 1.35 million people at airports on friday the highest figure since march 15th of last year. still that figure was down about 20% from the same day last year. >>> texas power provider griddy energy is planning to file for bankrupt accordingly to "the wall street journal. this is after the operator cut off customers for unpaid bills following the crippling winter storm last month high bills have forced two other power companies to seek bankruptcy. >>> turning to washington now as the biden administration begins the roll

did you say the day after the ides of march with julius caesar in 44 bc where the roman empire -- isthe march 16 dialect you've got working? >> i would say yes. then people would know i would be lying. i live for your, i would call it a sermon, your serm onlies and you stopping the camera on my show at least a couple times a month. thank you, professor. >> love you. stay strong, man. >> thank you very much. >>> so the defense for the former police officer in the death of george floyd asking for a trillion delay after minneapolis agreed to a settlement with george floyd's family. is that settlement having a negative impact with the family? that's next. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. did you know that every single flush flings odors onto your soft surfaces? then they get release back into the air, so you smell them later. ew right? that's why febreze created small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work. unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces. so they don't come back for 45 days. just imagi

they just entered into a partnership with caesars, so now they'll have an online gaming presence i believeine games is going to offer the solutions for municipalities and states. this is a very small company, i think it's a billion and a half. >> can they all win, joe, in your future? or is this all survival of the fittest. >> you only have about 13 states currently that have the ability to have online gaming. i think ultimately the growth opportunity for further states, whether it's texas, georgia, that will present itself in the near term. i think during that period that, yes, pullet pal companies can be winners in this environment. ultimately when that ends, melissa, that's when consolidation comes into play and companies begin to recognize value through reaching out and acquisition. >> that stock ticking higher josh bought more simon property. why, josh? >> because i'm a baller. [ laughter ] >> well, of course, obviously. >> i'm the opposite of a baller. i took a very timid position in the 60s and i should have been bigger, so i'm making up for that i doubled up i feel very comfortable

the hands of president bashar al assad 1st of all say what this function is are about the so-called caesar act as a sanction which that all business all people who are getting are all companies which are in business with the assad regime can be attacked or affected by the sanctions just means but the reality for the people that there are now in a situation that they are. they don't have hospitals they don't have schools they have no no purse practive for daylight and i think the. military war in syria has not been and it's showing that now the regime change politics should continue in the other great economic ray and i don't accept that because it's politics on the expense of the people in syria it's politics on the expense of the children in syria and those should stop if the e.u. wants to do really something against this war want to do something for the people in syria you should help to. track country. really for the people to get her spectacle and their country but the focus and to hold out the people the refugees out of the european union and this is not ok for me and maybe one other

defection of caesar and people around him give us a snapshot into one part of the process which is. photography by military police and other security agencies for recordkeeping there's another part which is ok what used to happen to these bodies. so this is a satellite imagery. comparing changes in september 2012 at the national martyr cemetery so what we what we can see for example is that. there were trenches that were dug up new areas so this year you can clearly see for example that there was a new trench that was. dug up by a machine and it was left and over time as you can see between november 2012 in february 2013 the 1st trench was covered in a new trench was was dug up again. this is what we can see from the satellite imagery it's not enough for us to say these many bodies were buried in it or these or this is the identity of the bodies that were buried it may be a legitimate activity maybe they are burying government soldiers but it may be something else and it could be you know i don't the question i would want to ask the government is what did you do with these bodies ve

not only is it the 256th anniversary of the assassination of julius caesar, it is also the one year anniversaryf lockdown. we focus on airlines next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." i am matt miller. it is time for the stock of the hour. united and other airline stocks have made almost the whole way back from the pandemic and the proof may be they have started talking about ending the year long cash burn. ritika gupta joins us. ritika: please see concrete signs there could be a turnaround for the aviation industry and united airlines coming up in a filing today saying it would be positive for march and be if bookings stay on the current trajectory. that is huge because the united airline was one of the most pessimistic and now it can be one of the most optimistic coming out of the cash flow milestone. investors are liking that because shares are trading at their highest in more than a year. especially after the tsa numbers we got over the weekend. those screening levels the highest in a year. we had over 1.3 million people boarding flights in the u.s. on friday and su