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how do you come to an agreement?think that's the worst thing you can do with the economy when you watch inflation. the natural gas price has not been this high since president biden was vice president. you're watching food costs go up, housing costs, lumbar costs, cars have not moved this high month over month, so raising taxes will be the biggest mistake you can make, remember the economy we had when we lowered taxes to 3.5% unemployment, everybody having opportunity regardless of where you are, some of the best employment we have, that's a nonstarter. when we walked into the room, i felt that was productive, i felt all of us as leader and the president and vice president sitting out and saying, let's first decide what is the definition of infrastructure. if we can all decide that then we can work on what we need to spend. that was productive and i felt coming out that's where we were ending up. >> yeah. we are not interested in reopening the 2017 tax bill. we've both made that clear to the president. that's our red

i will come back to you. i will come back to you, sandra. >> a supportive comment -- an american author, sandra dallas, has written the book on the beet farms. i think it is in eastern colorado, not so much western nebraska, but is very much the same story that you are telling of the japanese working in the beet farms and support and prejudice from the small town in colorado. the author is sandra dallas but i do not remember the name of the book. sandra: when i was doing my information -- my research, most of the information i found came from egg journals because they would write some articles about the japanese, germans from russia, child labor and that mexicans because they were working in those fields. >> this one is fiction, but a good story. joy: ica comment -- agriculture journals in brighton, colorado? sandra: this area still needs a lot more research. i just barely scratched the surface, but finding repositories that have documentation, that was another thing -- finding documentation, primary sources

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this has been a long time coming. come and see this room.t last, grandma and grandad can holiday with their extended family. it's just nice to be able to see other people out, doing what we're doing and enjoying the shows and enjoying the restaurants, socialising and getting to know people, saying hello. which we haven't been able to do for a long time. been looking at four walls for a while, haven't we? we've looked at four walls for too long, yeah. have a lovely day, see you later. butlin�*s means redcoats, but covid means it's not quite business as usual. with social distancing, _ obviously we were able to stand next to a child and have a photo, but now we take that - two metres difference, _ just make it bigger and everything is a lot more extra, it's great. hello, everybody. have a nice time swimming. i want to go swimming. families haven't been able to do this... ..for months. the swimming pool is one place which has been particularly popular. this resort can now operate at 75% capacity. the hope, of course, is that would increase come

if they don't come.e going to that when the people. >> and as we know tourism hasn't really come back yet. even you know, grand avenue closes down to cars on saturdays and sundays. you think that would help. but it is just a ghost town. there. so they're saying that the city they'd like the city to do more to try to save this historical neighborhood. >> well, long periods of time stuck together during the pandemic, during the shutdown during the shelter-in-place. would that do for marriages. >> divorce is on the rise. turns out now, new research says that one in 4 couples over the age of 50 are calling it quits and that includes some couples have been married for more than 20 years. however, the pandemic and the the other stressors that come with it see haven't helped many experts say there's a lot more to it than just the shutdowns. the year. >> now well into middle age and before and they're now looking up the next. portion of their lives in a different way. >> now. now what's interesting is that the r

they will come.but he's got to be careful what he says with our michael mckee after secretary yellen set up a clinic on what not to say. jonathan: i'm not sure mr. kashkari has ever held back. do you expect them to hold back a little bit later? lisa: no, i don't. it is very hard to come to a conclusion about what influenced this extra stimulus payment actually has because frankly, when you talk to economists, it is a mystery. the frictions are incredibly complicated, getting workers back on board. it is difficult to make some broad-based conclusions. jonathan: coming up, ellen zentner, morgan stanley chief u.s. economist. for our audience worldwide on this payrolls friday come on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're

i'm coming to it. now i'm coming to it, i'm coming to it. i'm coming to hundreds of thousands of moves and pray peacefully . this year. for some reason, the. there were a small group of people of agitators, big, big, dictated to by comma, who decided to gather stones and gather rocks. and gather fireworks and gather slaves and to throw them on the jewish worship. visit the western war below, to throw fireworks at them to throw rocks at them to attack the police, who were in the area. and the police like in any other country, decided to restore order because praying is something we encourage. praying and worship is something we want on the temple mount having a group of radicals and extremists who are going to be attacking and preventing people from worship. that's not acceptable when we acted as any country would to restore law and order law. order is important and very wrong, and they say they were being provoked by jewish extremist. mr. mr. freeman, even though the fighting has gone on the white house's signal, serious concern, not just ab

they didn't come last year. they didn't come last year. they didn't come last year.ing july, august, september and october, when i think it is safer to travel. but there are many reservations already forjuly and august. of course, we must say these reservations, they will charge at least one week in advance. in the next couple of weeks. in advance. in the next couple of weeks-— in advance. in the next couple of weeks. ., ~ i. , . of weeks. thank you very much for our of weeks. thank you very much for your time — of weeks. thank you very much for your time today. _ i don't need to remind you. it's less than three months till the start of the tokyo 0lympics, butjapan is deciding whether to extend its state of emergency in major cities, including the capital tokyo today. mariko 0i has been following the story closely. what are we expecting? well, victoria, it's been reported that the extension till the end of the month will be announced later this evening, and widen the areas that have seen a recent surge in covid—19 infections. there are growing calls from the japanese

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not coming in.ous where things are now. where is the balance sheet? did anything have to be cut? >> not yet, because we had a lot of covid patients and we serve a lot of medicaid patients, we checked a lot of boxes. that really kept us close. we are counting on those for this year. as we move out, we are worried about what covid has done to the economy, how many people are working, how many more people need more help with the systems. we want to make sure we are there to take care of it. emily: even when we get to new normal, do you see a hybrid mode of medical care continuing to the long-term? much more of it will be online? >> i am not sure that much more of it will be online but we will use the benefits of technology to improve access to care, to improve access to specialty care. imagine a situation where you go to see your primary care doctors. could you do that digitally, right on the spot? i could see hybrid care morphing or guided hybrid care. emily: that is the boston medical center presiden

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now i'm coming to it, i'm coming to it. i'm coming to hundreds of thousands of moves and pray peacefully . this year. for some reason, the. there were a small group of people of agitators, big, big, dictated to by comma, who decided to gather stones and gather rocks. and gather fireworks and gather slaves and to throw them on the jewish worship. visit the western war below, to throw fireworks at them to throw rocks at them to attack the police, who were in the area. and the police like in any other country, decided to restore order because praying is something we encourage. praying and worship is something we want on the temple mount having a group of radicals and extremists who are going to be attacking and preventing people from worship. that's not acceptable when we acted as any country would to restore lauren or the lower order is important. and very ryan, they say they were being provoked by jewish extremist. mr. mr. freeman, even though the fighting has gone on the white house's signal, serious concern, not just about

and the night is coming. i mean the night is knocking the daughter of god, which means that this is knocking the door of god's. i mean, in garza, now people prefer to night is not coming because it means more huddled, more explosions, more destruction. and more of this such a di, picture you describe for the people off guard when night falls, they believe death is coming. thank you. me a boot for lamb, a palestinian journalist, living in gauze i. we can cross now if it's ramallah in the occupied west bank and correspond hamid. what is the latest where you will? well, certainly there hasn't been any reaction yet to what's unfolding. i do in general assembly and i don't think any, but as soon as actually following very closely what's going the, what they're more worried about is what's happening in gaza. that is something that have been very has galvanized really especially do use in the occupied was back. another issue that is also galvanizing them is the issue of occupied east jerusalem. and those families th

comes from somewhere. and it comes from the rivers oh rivers are essentially the toilets of in the new york they're on the backs of. with this lack of waste management we have on an island our rivers in bali is turned into garbage dumps. with. the covert shut down provided an unexpected opportunity. is the sense of we want to go somewhere we want to do something and so that's really where we started are we thinking opposite around that same time. progressively you know we went from like 2030 an hour all the way absolute 15200 people. discovered people have more time is this community out there that wants to clean and press the reset button on bali before we open up to international tourism. here we are standing close to me there in the rivers about own district has got all these workers here that all lost their jobs in the car the pandemic the word insurers and now they're out every attack you made rivers sick to china to live are gone it's a war on plastic it's a long way to go. to michigan day and before

the fact is, we have not come off very much given where we have come.chart on your screen at the moment is showing the last year. it's a very clear trend channel. we have not yet broken that. you have got to assume that it's only when we break to that line at the bottom that speculators will capitulate. until then it seen as a healthy consolidation in the backdrop is here. not only the longer-term demand picture is good, but in a world were dollar is not yet bouncing off that six-year low, and the next move might be to break through, people aren't inclined to bear out of the middle space. despite the chinese rhetoric, this is more about a consolidation of the longer-term trend, not about a capitulation yet. anna: we heard from the premiere today at repeating that china wants to fight against hoarding and stabilize commodity prices. we will leave the commodity story and get back to the effects story and china. because as you are flagging to us earlier, it was crucial and i see it here on the bloomberg, the offer you on his past 6.4, that is the highest s

there is more coming up.his is bloomberg. ♪ david: if you're still long, you may want to close your eyes right now. following a 7% drop, it looks like will open for percent or from percent lower. volume spiking, put options, will talk more in a couple of minutes. a london lawsuit for apple claiming it overcharged 20 million u.k. customers for app store purchases. the claimants call the tech giants 30% fee excessive, the claim filed in london calls for apple, ipod and iphone users overcharged. apple calls it meritless. and the steering will issue could cause a loss of control, involving honda accords made 2013-2018. there were to ask a dean's -- two -- junta said it will cooperate with the investigation while continuing its internal review. look at volumes yesterday, 74 million shares. we will see what happens today. 10 straight days of declines, the lowest level since october. and emerging from the blue line, which is the 12 month price target from analysts. here's a look at some of the forecast for consumer

coming up. mornings with maria is live right now. ♪ ♪ maria: now, some of the top stories that we are watching this morning, the owners of the colonial pipeline announcing they have begun operations back to restore service. the company starting the process last night but also warning that it may take days to fully get fuel flowing once again across the northeast. the pipeline has been offline since ransomware attack shut it down saturday and the network providing 45% of all fuel for the east coast. the biden administration is set to resume construction on the border wall as the migrant crisis deepens. the u.s. army corps of engineers restarting construction on 13.4-mile stretch of levy in the rio grande valley to prevent flooding. the decision follows mounting pressure from residents and lawmakers. border patrol reporting more than 178,000 people were apprehended at the border in the month of april. that was a 20-year high. well, the johnson & johnson vaccine linked to more plotting cases, cdc i

the government is coming up, but they're coming up on that was the action of a thing in the company. but the government needs to move in and do the visit. all the children will go and watch them before they become perfect or of become like if i call those be the moment is to be supporting that needs to go forward and then also they should be in action. but again, here they're being done or not. are not fully knowledge of the the c o 2 also children who have not. right yeah. right. we'll leave it there for the time being. but thank you so much for joining us and it's very important. subject them injecting, go executive director of the bunch fun, but tell them enabling pakistan. people are watching in the devastating 2nd wave of cobra. 1900 with dread. many fear of their country could fall into a similar scenario with an already shaky health care system. in prepared to cope with a dramatic spike in infections. barcas on stop health official, says the coven, 1900 variance. that door through india has not been found in part, is done. bitter relations mean contacts across the land border

how did amazon not see them coming how did google not see them coming what happened?that's a good question. >> they're all such smart companies. why don't they see roku coming >> amazon has the firestick. it isn't like there aren't plenty of those out there. >> loving the firestick. >> but roku succeeded in a way in terms of creating this, and we all know direct to consumer is now television. that's kind of what it is. >> carl, the stock goes higher, it was just a magnificent quarter. by the way, the ceo is very nonpromotional can this break, carl, the trajectory of what i thought was another stay at home company that the market has hated? this is the one that is threatening to break that, and peloton is, too. peloton had, you know, i've got to hand it to coally, remarkabl numbers. people swear by this a winner during the pandemic and it is staying a winner and i know what happened when the treadmill, i love the fact that he started his letter saying look, i screwed up i apologize. he didn't say, well, he didn't make it someone else apologizing, or we made a mistake,

coming up, keeping the pressure on china.he bind administration is likely to proceed with the investment bank -- ban imposed by donald trump. we bring you more, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the chinese are eating our lunch. they are eating our lunch economically. they are investing hundreds of billions of dollars in research and development. they will only electric car market. they will own homes. we have to compete. anna: that was joe biden speaking in the louisiana about his american jobs plan and how that will help the u.s. to compete with china. staying with the u.s. china story, we have a bluebird scoop for you. bind administration is likely to preserve limits on u.s. investments in some chinese companies that were imposed under president donald trump. bloomberg sources say the talks on the banner still per luminary. wall street has been urging the team to rollback those restrictions. joining us now is bluebird she facia economic correspondent and or corrina. what does this news signal for the u.s. china relations? >>

and i know that going to come for this going to come. i do want to remind people if they feel like they've been impacted by this tragedy. there is an assistance center set up. >> at the red cross here in san jose on friday that will be open from 11 to 7 in san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> no. last night's vigil provided an opportunity for healing families of the murdered workers are still struggling with overwhelming grief. leonard mcgee m says that his 42 year-old son, paul mchale was a wonderful man. all started at vta back in 2002 is a bus operator trainee and later became assistant superintendent in service management. leonard, thanks. the sun's role as a manager. they have played a part in why % he was targeted. >> i think my son was a target. he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home. but the covid people. the wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. we smith pitched. >> paul leaves behind 3 children and his wife. another one of the 9 people who was killed was michael can

does it come with risk, though?active thing is it has some of the highest quality in the country. . you have very low risk homogenous, and both companies are coming out of this, the company will be able to hold broadly flat with a 60% reinvestment rate. some people ask about the colorado political risk. we view it differently. we as a company, what we have come out and announced is that this company day one will be net zero on scope one in scope to emissions. i think that is another part of what we are doing. alix: how are you doing that? what is the strategy behind it? ben: we have been actively reducing emissions through recovery units, through no flaring policies. we have a very strict monetary system as well. we have also embraced the electrification of our operations. we will continue to bring our own footprint down, and we have made a multi-year investment in our set investment as well. guy: this is significantly higher now. i am wondering whether or not the incentive to do the deal would have still been there

hebrew free loan and answer basic questions about how come a food truck and how come phil's coffee? why this, why that? if you can give us a little bit of your entrepreneurial spit and a sense of what entrepreneurial spirit and what it was for you now wanted to work for myself and have something of my own and spend -- i wanted something bigger than me, and i always believed in our company and what we tried to do. and phil's coffee gave meet opportunity to have it came in the form of a food truck. and i was passionate about it. i am excited about it. and so, i was determined to do whatever it took to make it happen. i basically wanted to help him grow the company in other ways, and yet have something that i could call my own. and that's the whole idea to have start in business, and make it happen. and that was it. >> wonderful. >> it was really that drive when he came into the office. he had the drive and the business loan applicants, i could tell he had an idea and he had a path and he knew what he needed to do to make successful and he was organized and clear and i could see it was

you mentioned — and you can come on in. you mentioned the _ and you can come on in.. you mentioned the countries on the uk green list were people from the uk can go on holiday and come back without having to quarantine on return, provided they meet all the testing requirements. is there any sense of any other countries being added to that at all?— added to that at all? yes, and if ou look added to that at all? yes, and if you look at _ added to that at all? yes, and if you look at purely _ added to that at all? yes, and if you look at purely the _ added to that at all? yes, and if i you look at purely the coronavirus rates and the vaccination rates, there's a whole lot of candidates from caribbean islands like antigua and barbados, through to the island of malta, which many people say it actually by rights should have been on the list before. but the department for transport, which is going to make an announcement this coming thursday, keeps its cards fairly close to it's chest and includes things such as the capacity for genomic sequencing and also is an internation

they can't get them to come back.ou figure that is probably going to change by the end of the summer as the on employment gains run out. tom: those will expire in september. we will see what happens. i have a hard time forecasting was going to happen from a payroll perspective in the next month. i will not venture a guess for september. the reality is this. we came up a 6.5% q1 growth pace in the united states. that's an unprecedented outcome. here we are in q2, midway through, and we are on pace to grow at a 10% clip. a 10% clip. you can't generate that activity without a lot of spending taking place. matt: i want to ask about inflation. i talked to the ceo of siemens. he said higher input costs are giving them the space to raise prices on their final products to customers. i talked to the ceos of bmw, daimler, volkswagen. they all say the same thing. all these end product makers have incredible price power. those are the kind of prices they say ok now you get a discount. that is inflation that sticks. what is your v

did i see this coming? no but it's — netanyahu. did i see this coming? no.ave happened. george, you sort of spelled out this feels a i things have happened. george, you sort of spelled out this feels a bit i sort of spelled out this feels a bit like anyone but bb, but at the same time, it is an extraordinary coalition of parties coming together here. i think the change the government has been thrown around. can you envision is how this might change the political landscape beyond the fact that we don't see benjamin netanyahu standing on the front of the stage?— front of the stage? sure, truthfully. _ front of the stage? sure, truthfully, this _ front of the stage? sure, truthfully, this will i front of the stage? sure, truthfully, this will be i front of the stage? sure, truthfully, this will be a i front of the stage? sure, i truthfully, this will be a what front of the stage? sure, - truthfully, this will be a what now find a _ truthfully, this will be a what now find a moment if this government takes _ find a moment if this government takes over~ — find a

keep them coming in. keep them coming in.irst part of a tv series he has produced with oprah, which looks at mental health issues. our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, reports. this is where prince harry said he was happiest — in the army, with no special treatment, wearing the same uniform as everybody else. it was carrying out royal duties that he now says caused him severe anxiety and panic attacks. to help him cope, he turned to drink. i was willing to drink, i was willing to take drugs, i was willing to try and do the things that made me feel less like i was feeling. but i slowly became aware that, ok, i wasn't drinking monday to friday, but i would probably drink a week's worth in one day on a friday or a saturday night, and i was finding myself drinking not because i was enjoying it, but because i was trying to mask something. in perhaps an early warning sign of future problems, it emerged in 2002 that prince charles had sent a teenage harry to meet staff and patients at a drugs rehabilitation centre after he admit

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you i'm on the inside with the world news on al jazeera live from doha also coming up. several students and a teacher killed after gunmen opened fire at a school in russia's cousin city. u.s. regulators approved the fines the biotech over 1000 vaccine for use in children as young as 12. month gas because west drought in more than 40 years leaves and 1000000 people facing starvation. in the space of 24 hours the violence and unrest has switched from occupied east jerusalem to the gaza strip hamas military wing has just announced it has 5 a barrel of rockets towards ashkelon an asteroid in southern israel monday night and this morning israel conducted as strikes into the besieged gaza strip and more is yet to come as rails defense minister has approved more aerial attacks. and called up about 5000 soldiers well there's really offensive has killed at least 27 palestinians so far 9 of them children with many funerals being held on tuesday morning as rail says it was retaliating to a barrel of rockets from hamas and its allied factions and giving rise to all of this was of c

we wanted him to come on board this evening. thank you for coming. >> thank you. thank you for having us. i'm james robinson. thanks for the introduction. tonight, off camera, we're joined by matthew and brad. matthew is our manager and brad is our chef. if you like, i also have them come in the camera view. they do a tremendous job as musicians. that is their number one long-term priority and goal in life. they are keeping the focus on their long-term careers. we have a terrific introduction. there might be some things. >> i have about a few comments. can you explain what is west portal doing? i know that neighborhood was very active at one time. it was a little great little neighborhood. how long you been there? can you explain more about the business? >> sure. my wife and i has been here since 26. 26 -- 2006. we've been resilient. it's pretty quiet by 9:00. it would be nice to have a few more lights on later in the evening. just to keep people flowing on the street and keep west portal on the map and transition into our evening time as well. >> adding little vi

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for us, it is more that when we have those waves come and go, coming from the suez, the port and the one for us. generally, as we have also experienced, a number of components and a number of commodities including transport has come up in terms of cost and price. anna: one of the newer areas of the business, the area of the business you are moving further into was around offshore wind. the biggest turbine in the world on that front. how is that particular business developing? henrik: i think it is a really exciting quarter and you will appreciate me saying that. people sit and read a piece of paper, you do an integration. we have now a business where we welcome more than 3000 colleagues into one vestas company and i think that takes some time. we finished with that in 2021, quarter by quarter. there are some systems, some locations. last but not least, there are also some supply chain discussions which we need to have. having said that, there is absolutely nothing in that offshore market that we don't love. i think it is the commercial part, the customer that we are embarking on toge

water that comes directly from the cuban a far cry from the clear filtered water you'd expect to come out of the pipes and you can use it for washing or drink it. we have to let it stand at home and then boil it with carrying buckets of brown water from the roadside pump has long been a daily task for residents of the month of street and maturing squire, this 2 story house does have water pipes. the pressure is often so low, they prefer to pump the water themselves. it doesn't matter where you can anyway. that's all the water in maturity, squire comes from the cuban. when this flooding, the water turned into grayish brown sludge, which then into maturity, squares pipes, nearly unfiltered residents leave the water to stand in large containers. so the dirt afterwards, the water is a bit cleaner, but just a bit. the even re balcony is retired. he can't remember the last time he drank pretty clean water from the time credit if the same stuff and meeting has since 975. and that's how long we've had the struggle. some people boil the water, but i've done it. i need to pick just that it's co

to come here. when you and i talked about your confirmation, one thing you committed to me you are always going to enforce the law. do you believe that you and your agency are enforcing the existing immigration laws? secretarty mayorkas: yes, we are. senator scott: there are none you have concern are not being enforced? secretarty mayorkas: i believe we are enforcing the laws in a smart and effective way. and actually we will do so smarter and more effectively as the days and weeks progress. and i'm very focused on that. i'm looking forward to actually meeting with the i.c.e. work force in the coming days to hear from them as frontline personnel to learn of their experiences, to inform the guidelines that i intend to promulgate. senator scott: you have seen this chart. unbelievable increase in apprehensions and also the chart that showed how many unaccompanied minors. are you disappointed that president biden and vice president harris have not taken the time to come to the border to see firsthand w

from gaza has already been talking about what the scenes that are coming coming from the election last compound saying that israel will pay a heavy price and we did see more rockets coming out of gaza last night very troubling scenes indeed there are a 4 set life for us from west jerusalem thank you harry well international pressure is mounting on israel the organization of islamic corporation says it's appalled by the brutality of force used against palestinian protesters the u.n. security council will meet discuss developments later on monday gabriels on reports from washington on how the u.s. has been reacting initially. you're getting a sense that here in washington that there is growing concern about the situation there in israel that we've been seeing over the last few days. biden's national security adviser jake so often had a call on sunday with his rig israeli counterpart and according to a readout from the white house about that call sullivan told his or israeli counterpart that the u.s. is very concerned about the violence that is taking place he said that there are serious

we're hearing protective gear these separatists as a coming with nothing about for him to fears around their heads and t. shirts and sling shots and some of them with slingshots but throwing rocks so it is extremely dangerous thing to be doing given. what you're witnessing now the extent to put implacable military forces here at the end of this road which is a well worn road on days like this this is exactly as we can see there we can see the trucks behind you there unleashing the 1st volley. of tear gas. the volleys they're being sent into war zones possessors us harry said correspondents are carried out with the protective equipment that helmets and so warn the protesters who are at the other end of that roads. have scarves rudra in their minds but they are in shorts and t. shirts really are jeans and t. shirts. certainly at the. nothing to protect them other than the cords on their banks more smoke rising up there is more volleys of tear gas in center and into the street below. and we don't have a hairy is there anything being there is at the volleys of tear gas and the coming from