deborah fuller, university of washington school of medicine professor.got the feeling when that headline came out in early november that things were about to change quickly. this market just raced away with it. small caps extend, the rustle up more than 40% from the end of october -- the russel -- the russell up more than 40% from the end of october. tom: it is almost unimaginable if we continue that acceleration where we will be in 30 days. jonathan: 9.2 percent fully vaccinated in america, 17% of the population at least one shot, doing this at a clip of 2 million plus a day. we are racing away here. lisa: but is a real delicate job when it comes to messaging because we are also getting a race to reopening. even in new york, you are seeing an increased capacity and restaurants at a time when you do have new variants starting to spread, and health officials, tony fauci was really adamant saying it is not looking good. we don't want to get complacent with 70,000 new cases diagnosed every day. jonathan: what a lineup we've got coming up for you. on the bon

deborah fuller from the university of washington school of medicine will be joining us. forward to what she has to say about how things are developing in america. bond yields are up for basis points on 10s. heard on bloomberg radio and seen on bloomberg tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. there will not the any quick fixes to the blockage of the suez canal. bloomberg has learned it will take at least until next wednesday to dislodge the massive container ship that is blocking that waterway. it was expected to take only a few days. there is concern the blockage will disrupt global supply chains covering everything from oil to grain to cars. china is imposing antidumping taxes of 218% on australian wine. it will last for five years. there are signs china is taking a harder line in its relationship with australia. beijing claims the wine is subsidized and sold under market value. president biden said the u.s. is in talks with mexico and expects to stem the flow of migrants. thousands of families from mexico and central ameri