is there a cigna begins that this is at the annual state gop convention in north carolina -- significance that this is at the annual state gop convention in north carolina? guest: you are talking about diehard republicans there in the state so it will be a very friendly crowd for him. there is also going to be an interesting senate midterm election going on. senator booker who voted -- senator burr who voted for trump's impeachment will not be running again. right now there are three confirmed candidates. we will watch for who he mentions, if he talks about senator burr at all. many will be lessening for who he will support in the midterm elections because they think those endorsements of his carry a lot of weight. host: if he does bring up midterms, we expect him to bring up whether he is going to run for president again in 2024. guest: he has flirted with the idea. as statement came out yesterday from his pac pushing back against facebook's decision not to put him back on the platform until 2023. he said " next time i am in the white house," which many took as a kent that he does want t

is there a cigna begins that this is at the annual state gop convention in north carolina -- significance that this is at the annual state gop convention in north carolina? guest: you are talking about diehard republicans there in the state so it will be a very friendly crowd for him. there is also going to be an interesting senate midterm election going on. senator booker who voted -- senator burr who voted for trump's impeachment will not be running again. right now there are three confirmed candidates. we will watch for who he mentions, if he talks about senator burr at all. many will be lessening for who he will support in the midterm elections because they think those endorsements of his carry a lot of weight. host: if he does bring up midterms, we expect him to bring up whether he is going to run for president again in 2024. guest: he has flirted with the idea. as statement came out yesterday from his pac pushing back against facebook's decision not to put him back on the platform until 2023. he said " next time i am in the white house," which many took as a kent that he does want t

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coming up, what is cigna? it is the fast-growing software company shaking up the world of design.alk to the cofounder and ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: >> i have exciting news for you today. we have announced the launch of a news mailer. early subscribers can see their questions and my answers in the newsletter. i look forward to all of you signing up and me interacting with you online. emily: you will know you don't want to miss that. design has become an ever more important part of user experience. figma has been disrupting the world of creative collaboration just raised new funding. it's five times more than what it was worth last year. i want to bring in the cofounder and ceo. great to have you with us. figma has been disrupting the world of design. i am curious what makes it so special? what makes it stand out from competitors like adobe which does many things but also is trying to do what you do? >> designers have been on a tear the last decade. we are just on the start of that. it's amazing to see the way that as we have cloud services, app stores, everyone is abl

. >>> cigna jewelers wowing investors with earnings 75% of investments of same-store sales doubling raisinguidance shared rose as much as 22% this morning and as much as 10% at this hour. >>> and home furnishing retailer beat q1 revenue. copy citing the housing market and record stock market. shares up now about 140% in the last year. jon, back to you. >> seema, thanks. >>> talked earlier about creators issues with apple fees. julia boorstin has more why so many industries are feeling pressure now from tim cook, not just video creators. julia? >> that's right, jon apple's expanding options in its ecosystem and building walls around its garden higher some companies are push aring back, as you just heard. just yesterday fanhouse joined the list of companies not wanting to pay apple 30% of creators, what they give to the app. this supports epical lawsuit against apple for the fees that apple charges. this is just the latest example of how many different industries are on edge about apple's broadening reach we just learned this week that apple's launching a paid podcast tool putting it further

and then in order to get around the cigna -- -- the secondary sanctions the united states imposed countrieshat are doing business in iran. even our closest friends, the big three european allies, are trying to create a pavement mechanism that stirs the dollar some. those are real threats to america's economic vibrancy and we ought to be thinking a lot more carefully than we are about how to preserve that. colin: would you like to pick up the point on sanctions, kelley? kelley: those are magnificent points. i would like to take the humanitarian perspective, because i while i totally appreciate, kori, what you are saying about the economic interests, that the blowback we would inevitably have to them, i find in the studies i have done that the sanctions do not necessarily work and if anything, they hurt the very people we are supposedly trying to help. regular people. so for example, the trump administration made a big deal about the maximum pressure campaign. it wanted to pit on -- put on iran, and did, in the wake of pulling out of the 2015 jc poa -- j say -- jcpoa nuclear deal. we have not

. >> and cigna right there. the fda says the drug maker biogen will. >> need to conduct a post approval trial to verify its clinical benefits. if the drug does not work as intended. it could be removed from the market. >> another big story we're following for you tonight. prosecutors are expected to announce charges tomorrow against the 2 suspects arrested in connection with a road rage shooting that killed a 6 year-old little boy on the 55 freeway in southern california happened last month. >> police arrested of a man and a woman at their home over the weekend. they're each being held on 1 million dollars bail. and our ken wayne is here now with the latest on the investigation can this is a a story that kind of rocked the country at the time given the circumstances and. police say justices is coming. well, it's a heartbreaking story. half a million dollars in reward money was eventually raise not sure that's going to be handed out. but. >> there are 2 people in 6 year-old aiden laos was killed on the morning of

it will be interesting to see if on the pepp program the language will stay unchanged, that cigna becomerence. the markets want to avoid anything that looks like taper talk. if you do get a hint that does signal tightening, you can see a selloff in the market today. the market is not positioned for that today, and that could be a shock, so the language in the press conference will be key for lagarde. anna: we are looking for a restatement of that line, a significantly higher pace of buying versus the first month of the year. that is what they said in march. it is the word significant and higher paste that the markets are going to focus on. in terms of the strategic review, looking longer-term at the ecb's mandate and what it is all about, we are expecting a three-day retreat from the ecb to kind of invigorate that debate. what are we looking for? maria: that is the idea, to inject some new life into that review. remember this was bigry before the european central bank before the pandemic hit, and was suspended for much of 2020. the focus on that is very much on the inflation target. ther

and finally, ashley titus, a board member and corporate cigna terry of the democracy fund. she is a partner at a law firm which she joined in 2004. she maintains a nationwide law practice with compliance on complex campaign finance, advertising, lobbying and non- profit exemptions and regulations. thank you. i will now recognize each witness. dr. herron, you are recognized for five minutes. dr. herron: thank you representative butterfield for this opportunity to speak to the committee. i appreciate this. my work as an academic is in the field of what's called election administration. we heard about that in the first panel. this is a field in political science that dates roughly 2000, and the presidential election there was a complicated dispute. this is the origin of a lot of interesting political science in the question we are engaging in today. my own research reflect that as well. this is a nonpartisan field, people interested in election administration study how voters cast their ballots, not why some are democrats or republicans i want to emphasize that this is really

that being said, this statement that daszak organized that was in the lancet with more than two dozen cigna attention away from any discussion of a leak from the wuhan virology lab and focus it on natural or zoonotic origins. and there was a blatant conflict of interest daszak had because he was funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars in research money into that very lab. a conflict of enter that should have been disclosed -- interest that should have been disclosed then. he mailed or contacted tony fauci some weeks later thanking him for, again, diverting attention away from any discussion of a lab leak and focusing it on animals which we to this day, the scientific community has not identified any natural origin for this coronavirus. and it also goes to the point of, like, did -- i raise this question, and if all i'm doing is posing it, but did daszak's interference in the investigation or attention to a possible lab leak, did it ultimately wipe away the opportunity for the world to find out where this virus came from and why 4 million people dead or almost 4 million people? maria: rig

is there a cigna begins that this is at the annual state gop convention in north carolina -- significancet this is at the annual state gop convention in north carolina? guest: you are talking about diehard republicans there in the state so it will be a very friendly crowd for him. there is also going to be an interesting senate midterm election going on. senator booker who voted -- senator burr who voted for trump's impeachment will not be running again. right now there are three confirmed candidates. we will watch for who he mentions, if he talks about senator burr at all. many will be lessening for who he will support in the midterm elections because they think those endorsements of his carry a lot of weight. host: if he does bring up midterms, we expect him to bring up whether he is going to run for president again in 2024. guest: he has flirted with the idea. as statement came out yesterday from his pac pushing back against facebook's decision not to put him back on the platform until 2023. he said " next time i am in the white house," which many took as a kent that he does want to co