katie: cliff. cliff: ig. katie: great discussion, really appreciate it.thanks to lisa coleman, rob waldner, and cliff corso. from new york, that does it for us but we will be back same time and same place next week. this was "bloomberg real yield" and 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 as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >> welcome to the bloomberg audiences. this is first word news. a russian warplane fired on one of its own cities today. it wounded three people. the russ

the day you took these cliffs, some of you were hardly more than boys. with the deepest joys of life before you. yet you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? well, what impelled you to put aside the instinct for self preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. the men of normandy had faith that what they were doing was right. faith that they fought for all humanity. faith that a just god would grant them mercy on this beachhead or on the next. it was the deep knowledge and pray god, we have not lost it. that there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest. you were here to liberate, not to conquer. and so you and those others did not doubt your cause. and you were right not to. don't doubt. you all knew that some things are worth dying for. one's country is worth dying for. and democracy is worth dying for. because it's t

cleveland cliffs dominates auto industry steel, amazing. they make flat rolled carbon steel, stainless steel, electro plate, template, among other grades. it is not some lousy commodity steelmaker anymore, not just anybody can make this stuff. customers spent fortunes paying down acquisitions and reducing unfunded pensions, they are justifiably proud of those achievements. newport, on the other hand, is a growth company. a growth company in the steel visitor nucor has all kinds of specialized grades to be used for everything from towers to bridges to consumer durables, oil and gas, warehouses. i would not go so far as to say it is a proprietary steelmaker, but it is as close to one as you are likely to get. here is what nucor and cleveland cliffs do have in common, and what you should care about. they both trade at hideously low price to earnings multiples. cliffs sells for six times trailing earnings, nucor at five times. that is because neither company can seem to put down, but they do just fine in a downturn. i find these numbers insulti

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they're on top of the cliffs, rudders wounded. but he doesn't want to leave his battalion and then as the next few go by, they are part of that allied effort working its way eastward across france and that's an important part of our story i won't go into any detail about it, but this one part of it that i have to tell you, one of our main characters that bob made reference to is a man named bob edlund. he's an indiana fella. and he was kind of a free spirit, put it that way. he had no. of anything of a free spirit, and he had three other guys sort of formed. what they what they called it became known as the fabulous. they were without without authorization. go on these scouting and go behind that he would sneak behind enemy lines and during this one particular period, there was a fortress there that was part of the restaurant australia campaign. and the allied forces are saying we've got to take this fortress. it's so strategically we've got to make sure we don't know how many guys are there, but we got to get all artillery set up

. >> reporter: yep, heading off a cliff.research, the total supply of rns decreased by more than 100,000 from 2020 the-2021. that, by the way, the biggest drop in 40 years. and as you pointed out, liz, that recent mckenzie report predicting the u.s. could see a deficit of up to 450,000 registered nurses in the next two years. part of the problem is a lack of qualified teachers at medical schools meaning thousands of potentially qualified nursing students are being turned away. listen. >> the how we fix it is we get more people trained. we should more online cases. we need to take these abandoned malls and turn them into with health care training centers. where's the silicon valley of health care training? why don't we create it? >> reporter: good idea. by the way, the nursing shortage is being blamed on several issues including high turnover and burnout after the covid pandemic. also many nurses nearing retirement age, a wave with of retirements expected over the next 15 years. and america is aging, meaning demand for nurse

second is around the fiscal cliff piece.ne of the opportunity i think coming in at the bide sxen harris administration created for us is they are, luing us to fleck the infrastructure dollars this come in to california through this new law. they are, luing us to fleck the funding coming in to transit if we want to. the state has, let to say and we have flexed 10% of the dollars coming in the state. but can we with -- world leading climate special equity goals think about, lining dlrdz with the goals that could help. i want to say i'm firm low in favor of identifying the durable ref now source we need to staff up. if we need to look at prierz or director heminger said, at whether this top heavy narrative you spoke to is in fact creating a circumstance where we are sort of over staffed. i would be happy to look at that. my anecdotal briefings from staff that we notoriety opposite situation we are in a place all staff are working well over the hours per week they compensated to. and i want to have the full team we neated to thr

year, a deficit that could require deep service cuts just to keep the trains on track. >> the fiscal cliff is real, and we're in discussions right now with the state of california and sacramento on providing operation money to keep transit moving. >> reporter: in october 2019, prepandemic, bart averaged 10.5 million rides, more than three years later as pandemic restrictions have nearly vanished, the system can attract half that number. ceo powers is putting a greater emphasis on safety and adjusting service plans to target night and weekend riders. some have suggested fare hikes, but he says that's likely not the answer to this problem. >> i don't think are i don't think the solutions run through fare increases. the order of magnitude of the fiscal cliff is that a fare increase isn't going to get us there. >> reporter: a transportation time clock, service leaders fear, is running out. >> the future is stark. if we're not able to generate more money. >>> we're going to turn to a new cheetah exhibit in the bay area. video of a 5-month-old cheetah cub namd kalihari. six flags got him and fiv

. >> two more ceos on earnings the chief executive of pfizer and cleveland cliffs are with us >>> james poterba on diffusing the debt ceiling time bomb. >>> and cvs ceo, with that stock getting crushed this morning. >>> off the session lows, s&p did hold 4100. interesting look at how the sentiment from last night's first republic deposit flow is sort of offsetting the corporate results we're getting today. those big earnings beats, 60 companies reported results as of this morning and have combined sales of $350 billion, no matter what sector of the economy you look at there was news for the bulls to look at. for consumer, pepsi, mcdonald's. industrials, and halliburton with good results. autos, gm beats and raises, ge health care, henet, and pulte group as well. in all, they beat 77%. only two companies lowered their guidance the question is what that tells us about the state of the market and whether investors were too bearish going into at least today's print. mike santoli is with us to weigh in on that. >> a combination of downgraded expectations going into this if you look at the in

this business near home cliff has welcomed the reopening. it| cliff has welcomed the reopening.hether going to work or looking leisurely, walking along the bank, yeah, it means a lot for this area. it is hoped this historical link which connects scotland and england will now be protected for generations to come. alexandra mckenzie, on the union chain bridge, on the river tweed. time for a look at the weather. stav is here, and it was rather wonderful today? it was for some of us. some western areas were quite cloudy, but for many a glorious day with temperatures of 22.3 celsius in action a ghat in the highlands, making it the warmest day of the year so far in the uk —— in achnagart. easterly winds will start to pick up, particularly in england and wales, and we notice these weather fronts of the near continent tending to bring more clout and the chance of rain at times particularly at the end of the week. but with high pressure dominating it will stay dry. 12—mac showers affecting this part of scotland. we will see low cloud, sam hilland this part of scotland. we will see low cl

laura: you mentioned 2011 and us reaching the fiscal cliff there. do you think this is a 2011-level scenario? >> i think it could be worse. partly what you have been talking about, which is there is no communication and no understanding. the only thing i can think of, and you all might have a better sense of this than i do, is that the relationship between the president and mitch mcconnell may be a back-doorway into something, but i think we are a ways away from that. i think there's a lot of brinkmanship yet to happen. >> you mentioned the possibility of democrats providing votes in the house to get past this. do you have any sense of if minority leader hakeem jeffries is actually going to want to do this? melanie: as of today, they are holding their position that there will be no negotiations and just a clean debt ceiling height, but i think the closer we get to that x date, we might start to see some movement. >> i just want to ask again, i mean, the stakes of this, is there any sense that lawmakers really are feeling it, feeling how close we cou

article i read in the chronicle that called it a high angle cliff rescue. could you say a little about what that is? >> basically high angle and low angle rescue, low angle is something you could walk yourself aassisted without risk of falling a long way down. high angle is something where maybe people scamper along a cliff side and can get there but if they fall there is a risk of a long fall and for the rescuers if somebody gets hurt down there we need the rescuers tied on ropes. two different ways of going about rescuing people. most rescues there is a component of both. you may go through low angle area to get to the cliff to get to the person, haul them up and walk them across less steep ground to get them back. especially at the lands end area out there, there is a lot of high angle rescue. >> i spend a fair amount of time in that part of our city, because it is a very beautiful and i see people constantly scampering past the signs and yes they gave me a badge recently and i want to whip it out and say get off the cliff. i know that's not what it is f

and in the sea cliff neighborhood, a sign that things are getting to the old normal. >> the fireside and the sea cliff. >> reporter: the mansion opening up the doors to the public can only mean the return of the beloved decorator showcase. 29 top deck rays or the spinning the magic in the 29,000 square foot spanish mediterranean home built in 1927. >> i love that color. the old world. >> it is coming back after four years of not having a in-person showcase and it is a beautiful home. >> reporter: it is a 44-year-old tradition temporarily halted by the pandemic. >> i missed it. >> it is a chance for the public to step beyond the threshold of a home that few can afford. >> you get to see the behind the scenes crib so to speak. >> in the four-year shutdown, they were offered a virtual version, and nothing like the genuine article. >> one thing about it is the virtual interaction. and the virtual one, you will get the interaction and after seeing the virtual. >> that is how you work with it. >> everything from a grand staircase to bay views when it is not foggy to the tiniest room in the

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we are at a fiscal cliff at risk of default. you either believe that's unacceptable or you don't i believe it's unacceptable i think most people do not everybody most people. second is we have a debt to gdp ratio that's more than 1% bread that's happened two times in our history world war ii and today pretty either believe that the problem or you don't. and if we are not attacking both problems we are acting in a manner that is unbecoming of our responsibilities. the way i wish we had preceded us knowing how this is going to end up or we know how this is going to end it's a solution than the last minute. fair to say that's what's going to happen? it's probably progressive a floor vote in the house showed to vote in the setting of a 60 filibuster threshold the democrat president. so anything that gets done and we know something has to get done per were not going to allow for markets to spiral per not woodlot that habits would be to party solutions why not start down that? a clean debt ceiling that's a one party solution for that'

reports with the changing rates now some in the industry are worried that they are reaching a solar cliff. >> reporter: having been an entrepreneur now for over 20 years, it's the thing that keep you upmost at night. is -- do i have to lay somebody off? >> reporter: randy hopes to be a solar survivor and believes he will. but fears nonetheless for the future of his industry. >> each individual company is banking on the fact that they're going to be the survivor. >> reporter: he founded clean solar 16 years ago. and currently employs 60 people. right now, his bustalsolar panels and batteries for homeowners rushing to meet an april 15th deadline. state regulators have changed how and how much utilities like pg&e will pay for excess solar power. sold back to the grid. >> much less cost effective for the homeowner. so that's why we're doing the project now. and fortunately clean solar was able to meet the deadline. >> reporter: previously, homeowners with solar panels like dennis pot got double benefit. the electricity bills were lower because they used less of the utility's power. and they g

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he agreed with gutierrez on that point, but that is where their common ground hit a cliff. lever off said that nato is fueling violence in ukraine by cindy weapons there. and he added that russian missile attacks on ukraine. he said that they're being launched to stop at western weapons from being used against russia. lever of accused the united states and the west of global bully and of making a mockery of multi lateralism ticklish. was amy distinguished colleagues, we have reached the threshold, may be more dangerous than in the cold war, worse than by the loss of and faith and multilateralism. as the financial and economic aggression of the west, destroys the benefits of globalization. when the u. s. in its allies, abandoned diplomacy and demand relations be clarified on the battlefield. all this in the halls of the united nations, created to prevent the horrors of war lifted the british noodles roughly. will our correspondent m u. s. if he is in new york covering today's meeting of the un security council, i mean, it's good to see you. there was a lot of yeah, blaming shifting th

what's happened since the collapse of silicon valley bank, bank lending has fallen off a cliff. you're looking at some of the largest declines in lending ona week over week, month over month, year over year basis since covid, looking like 2008 where banks are tightening their belts. i have to imagine we're going to see a lot more layoffs to come. typically the labor market is a lagging indicate and the unemployment rate bottoms before a recession starts so i think the next big shoe to drop from an economic standpoint unemployment and hopefully inflation falls off shortly thereafter. maria: we are seeing a slowing in the economy from so many macro items. but we're going to hear firsthand from the first quarter reporting season. fact set tells the us that earnings in the first quarter are expected to be down 6.8%. this week begins all of that. we've got the economic data of the week that will zero in on, that's the march consumer price index out on wednesday, the march produce r price index out on thursday and you've got retail sales on friday. and then the major banks kick a off

article i read in the chronicle that called it a high angle cliff rescue. could you say a little about what that is? >> basically high angle and low angle rescue, low angle is something you could walk yourself aassisted without risk of falling a long way down. high angle is something where maybe people scamper along a cliff side and can get there but if they fall there is a risk of a long fall and for the rescuers if somebody gets hurt down there we need the rescuers tied on ropes. two different ways of going about rescuing people. most rescues there is a component of both. you may go through low angle area to get to the cliff to get to the person, haul them up and walk them across less steep ground to get them back. especially at the lands end area out there, there is a lot of high angle rescue. >> i spend a fair amount of time in that part of our city, because it is a very beautiful and i see people constantly scampering past the signs and yes they gave me a badge recently and i want to whip it out and say get off the cliff. i know that's not what it is f