political leaders acknowledging that mistakes have been made in testing in the vaccine roll out in digital solutions for example in schools and criticizing the ongoing tug of war between the federal government and regional political leaders over responsibility for imposing or lifting rules. like us to listen to another clip and hear what you think about that. although we must all pull together my fellow germans we must give it everything we've got there's no use merely being outraged about others or about our leaders rather than constantly pointing out what doesn't work we should point out that things do work when everyone does their bit that is what i'm talking about when i talk about trust because ultimately trusting in a democracy means nothing other than trusting in ourselves. on. trust seems to be the big challenge for steinmeyer the one he thinks germans are needing to face why is that. well one reason is the nature of his constitutional role the federal president does not make policy what he do does is service a kind of moral compass for both citizens and for political leaders and you reinfor

political leaders acknowledging that mistakes have been made in testing in the vaccine rollout in digital solutions for example in schools and criticizing the ongoing tug of war between the federal government and regional political leaders over responsibility for imposing or lifting rules. i'd like us to listen to another clip and hear you think about that. we must all pull together my fellow germans we must give it everything we've got there's no use merely being outraged about others or about our leaders rather than constantly pointing out what doesn't work we should point out that things do work when everyone does their bit that is what i'm talking about when i talk about trust because ultimately trusting in a democracy means nothing other than trusting in ourselves. so well and trust seems to be the big challenge for steinmeier the one he thinks germans are needing to face why is that. well one reason is the nature of his constitutional role the federal president does not make policy what he do does is service a kind of moral compass for both citizens and for political leaders and he reinforces

people know where they stand mistakes have been made when it comes to testing to vaccinations to digital solutions the pandemic as they hold up a mirror to our country reflecting our compulsion to lay down rules for everything our fear of taking risks the shunting back and forth of responsibility so during pretty much everything trust board and politicians to stop the spread of the virus is dissipating with every make signal they send like this one says day the 1st of april as well as the surge of april should be defined as calm days with extensive contact restrictions and a ban on gatherings from the 1st to the 5th of april. the idea was a mistake this mistake is my mistake alone a mistake must be called a mistake and above all it must be corrected at the same time of course i know that this whole matter trygaeus more uncertainty i regret that deeply and apologize to all citizens. vaccines turned out to be no silver bullet against the corona virus prompting even more contradictions was a reason we won't give this mr seneca vaccine to people over 65. it has been greenlighted for people over 55 wit

political leaders acknowledging that mistakes have been made in testing in the vaccine roll out in digital solutions for example in schools and criticizing the ongoing tug of war between the federal government and regional political leaders over responsibility for imposing or lifting rules. like us to listen to another clip and hear what you think about that. we must all pull together my fellow germans we must give it everything we've got there's no use merely being outraged about others or about our leaders rather than constantly pointing out what doesn't work we should point out that things do work when everyone does their bit that is what i'm talking about when i talk about trust because ultimately trusting in a democracy means nothing other than trusting in ourselves. on. trust seems to be the big challenge for steinmeyer the one he thinks germans are needing to face why is that. well one reason is the nature of his constitutional role the federal president does not make policy what he do does is service a kind of moral compass for both citizens and for political leaders and he reinforces norms

political leaders acknowledging that mistakes have been made in testing in the vaccine rollout in digital solutions for example in schools and criticizing the ongoing tug of war between the federal government and regional political leaders over responsibility for imposing or lifting rules. like us to listen to another clip and hear you think about that. we must all pull together my fellow germans we must give it everything we've got there's no use merely being outraged about others or about our leaders rather than constantly pointing out what doesn't work we should point out that things do work when everyone does their bit that is what i'm talking about when i talk about trust because ultimately trusting in a democracy means nothing other than trusting in ourselves that thought long. and trust seems to be the big challenge for steinmeier the one he thinks germans are needing to face why is that. well one reason is the nature of his constitutional role the federal president does not make policy what he do does is service a kind of moral compass for both citizens and for political leaders and he rein

over the plays that i could offer digital solutions and a lot of the movie coming into this and foremostase and i think in the next 5 years i'm seeing everyone using this type of solutions and not just in south africa that the rest of africa. shops are informal convenience stores often run from home one of the lakers customers is based in alexander township in johannesburg. much. when the owner meanie is not behind the cash register she cares for her disabled son ford let me move to online ordering means that she can spend more time with her child and her business. it's easier for me to calls a disabled child difficulty. coming. in cause them as. complaining that sometimes it's the clothes sometimes it's ok and having people like meaning in mind industry forecasts are expecting an increase of about 200000000 users in africa by 2025 fueling a race to build the necessary digital infrastructure since the internet still relies on bricks and mortar as much as it does by send bits. now to some of the other global business stories making news. the head of the italian central bank has added his

i think you'll you'll begin to see digital solutions. there are already some companies that already doing this. for example, of the san francisco giants. reported recently in the bay area. news paper is using a company to go ahead use a digital certification. so i think that's probably going to be the wave of the future. the state is going to be focusing on ensuring good standards. ensuring privacy and also ensuring that we pay attention to equity. >> so some sort of app or something that i would be able to show when i go into an event that would scan a barcode and say yep, she got both doses. she she can come in. >> you know, will. this will be yet. you you'll see you. i'm we're all confident that this will definitely happen and you can see, for teams are sports teams that ticket holders. don't really need to be verified once and i know it will be much more smoother as as you move forward. >> and as we get to more people in our state being vaccinated. we're already seeing a lot of these rules being restricted. what about masks? are those

attract and accelerate the development of people so that we can accelerate the development of digital solutionsfference in our customers' lives. if you look since the financial crisis, something like 70% of population growth and 80% of job growth occurred in the big cities, most of which were on the east and west coast. we predominantly serve mid tier cities in america, places like buffalo, utica, altoona, pennsylvania, and so forth. so for us to be competitive, we needed to have an environment where we were attracting modern class talent, and that was the impetus for the tech hub. i think we have benefited in some way from the pandemic because it has really accelerated that sort of digital adoption, and what i think is that as an employee base, we are probably better together than we are apart, so i expect us to come back to work. having said that, i think the way that that happens, there will be a lot more flexibility than there was before just because it is more efficient and easier for our employee base. alix: how are you bringing people back into the office? what is your plan? rene: we are

over the plays that i could offer digital solutions and a lot of the movie coming into this and foremost base and i think in the next 5 years i'm seeing everyone using this type of solutions and not just of the africa thing of the rest of africa. shops are informal convenience stores often run from home one of the lakers customers is based in alexander township in johannesburg. but. when the owner meanie is not behind the cash register she cares for her disabled son ford let me move to on line ordering means that she can spend more time with her child and her business. for me calls a. difficulty. coming close this job in custom has. complained that sometimes the shop is closed sometimes it's ok and having people like me in mind industry forecasts are expecting an increase of about 200000000 users in africa by 2025 fueling a race to build the necessary digital infrastructure since the internet still relies on bricks and mortar as much as it does bytes and bits. now to some of the other global business stories making news. the head of the italian central bank has added his voice to the gro

unanswered so far, so we have to further investigate in the question you raised concerning also digital solutionsty issues, because this is highly political, obviously. anna: ok, further investigation needed. danyal, thank you for joining us. coming up on the market open, we get back to the earnings story. earnings are in focus. it is a busy week. we discussed what to expect with the market live team's laura cooper. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. european equity markets are open and to the upside. laura cooper joins us, bloomberg lives margaret strategist to take us through her start -- macro strategist to take us through her starts. let's start there and think about what we are watching for. some of that is from the fed. some of that is on the data. some of the data last week was really strong. last friday, we got those sales numbers, the strongest since the 2006, by any credible reference point. what is going to be a highlight for you? laura: quite a busy calendar like you mentioned, and i think we're going to see strong economic data come thro

recognition that descale the problem is so vast that it's not only about digital literacy but it's also about enforcing technical solutions and building society wide resilience to which digital literacy is $1.00 part of the solution. you look at in this conversation i'm sure it isn't and you may not see the dangers quite yet in ai synthetic tension ology i want to share with you a quote from nina's book deep sleep porn is an undeniably gendered phenomenon after hundreds of videos i scrolled through in the new deal say porn sites but it was the single one of the male celebrity you know brad pitt george clooney dead now he'll we're getting into that dark side of dean face tell us more. well the 1st manifestation. of surprise surprise when it started leeching out of the research community this amazing ability of ai to generate fake media the 1st application the world in nonconsensual porn in so many ways pornography is pioneering just as it was at the very beginning of the age of the internet and enormous user calling himself fakes basically use some of these open source tools out of the research community to start making it

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digitally. but many worry that this will become an equity issue. >> california department of public health says they are assessing how our country and others abroad are doing this. >> to arrive at an equitable and ethical solution to verify records. digitally in san francisco phillips aqi kron 4 news. >> in the south bay businesses are on edge after a string of robberies and burglaries at a store in san jose to take a look at your screen. an armed robbery happened last month at the plaza jewelry store in the alum rock neighborhood. the robbers held the workers at gunpoint to steal jewelry. that same store was burglarized again earlier this week. now other nearby businesses say they've been victimized as well. this is new video of a break in at a salon just a few doors down from the jewelry store. the burglaries are packing on more stress for businesses and business owners during the pandemic. >> a lot of our members haven't been able to open their doors. and then we have to deal with having a situation like this. where were robbed at gunpoint. we're our properties are getting damaged. this. people there have no fear of danger and they can you know, there's some things, you know, really bad and get someone hurt.

within 72 hours before the event starts and so we anticipate that in the future that these solutions will be digital currently it's going to be self-verification. >> reporter: experts say you should keep proof of vaccination handy, but that a universal system sometimes called vaccine passports is still far off and can even be controversial. >> there's a lot of debate about vaccine passports, what that would look like, how it can be done with technology and how we can make sure that vaccine passports don't create further inequities. >> reporter: if it seems like the guidelines are changing faster than you can keep up with, public health experts say it's just part of battling a new disease. >> the evidence around the protective effectiveness of the vaccines was something that was just recently released at the end of the month. we didn't have that information at the beginning of providing vaccines. so we're learning as we go and we're adjusting as we go as well. >> some states are pushing back against the use of vaccine passports. earlier today florida's governor signed legislation banning businesses a

so we anticipate that in the future that these solutions will be digital.rently it's going to be self verification. >> reporter: experts say you should keep proof of vaccination handy but a universal system, vaccine pass ports, is far off and can be controversial. >> there is debate about what that would look like, how it can be done with technology and how we can make sure that vaccine pass ports don't create further inequities. >> reporter: if it seems guidelines are changing faster than you can keep up with, public experts say it's part of battling a new disease. >> evidence around the protective effectiveness of the vaccines was something that was recently released at the end of the month. we didn't have that information at the beginning of providing vaccines. we are learning as we go and adjusting as we go as well. >> some states are pushing back against use of vaccine pass ports. florida's governor ron desantis signed legislation banning businesses and agencies from requiring them. >>> happening today, a hand out of easter meals to go and more in san

digitally. but many worry that this will become an equity issue. >> california department of public health says they are assessing how our country and others abroad are doing this. >> to arrive at an equitable and ethical solution to verify records. digitally in san francisco phillips aqi kron 4 news. >> 34 the time in the east bay, the oakland unified school or the oakley union elementary school district now has an all-new aboard and a new board president. the entire old board had to resign back in february following comments that they made during a meeting. they didn't realize was still being streamed live. they made some disparaging comments about some of the parents. mike maxwell was brought on as the interim board president and he and the rest of the interim board. we're able to work on a plan for students to head back to school next week. take a listen. >> were originally charged with just seating a new board and during the time that we did that we we decided it was important to get involved to not make this one step at a time. but to make this. these are 2 projects that we felt were both important and could be done at the same time. >> yeah. the new board members or teachers and parents and retirees. but

certainly not be sensible to wait until they have the perfect solution on the market but to take the initiative now. we've designed a digital customer interface using our we connect services and we'll continue to expand and develop that. carmakers are working on their digital strategy individually as rivals the prospect of one big mobility platform for all isn't on the cards. they have been ideas and discussions on not but no decisions yet. so there's plenty of room for innovators from other industries to play google and apple are already on the job. even aircraft maker sense an opportunity. it's. there's any big breakthrough the german part of maker could once again find itself playing catch up. and from 4 wheels to 2 you think it'll be a little harder to win over real redhead's when it comes to going electric and there are a lot of hurdles when it comes to the technology but even motorbikes a racing up the popularity ladder we put 2 of them to the test drivers dhoni and chi static. we're going to find out who is queen or king of the murder cycles. i don't have the feeling. i gave the 3rd. and therefore we prepared some se

digitally. but many worry that this will become an equity issue. >> california department of public health says they are assessing how our country and others abroad are doing this. >> to arrive at an equitable and ethical solution to verify records. digitally in san francisco phillips aqi kron 4 news. >> all of san francisco's public school students will be back inside classrooms 5 days a week by the fall. in the meantime, the school district will continue a phased reopening this month during a town hall last night. the health director said the parents are pushing for their kids to go back to schools as soon as possible. the health director says that reopening comes down to following cdc guidelines and the covid statistics. >> the criteria for reopening is really linked to having low levels of community transmission. as we said it tie in part to our states. >> tiered system in the blueprint for a safer economy and at the orange level schools tk through 12th grade are able to open. we know that we can do this safely and we have a lot of experience right here in san francisco that says that it can be done. >> statistics show that 105 schools reopened last fall, 19,000 students and staff have been back a 108 at so

so digital vaccine passports are being touted as one potential solution.d them discriminatory and some have even suggested that they might pave the way for government—mandated id cards in the future, so dr stephanie hare has been finding out more for us. today is the first day in the united kingdom that we can all go to the pub. it's still outdoor seating only, but it's a major milestone on the way tojune 21, when the government hopes to lift all restrictions. but the path to freedom is full of risk. both: cheers! as we open up the country, we could see a rise in the number of covid cases. but borisjohnson thinks he may have a key to unlock the country — vaccine passports. this would come as an app on your smartphone, or a piece of paper. either one would show our covid status — whether we have had a vaccination or a negative test result or immunity from having recovered from the virus. across the world, countries such as israel, denmark and china have rolled out vaccine passports, with france, germany and spain also trialling different systems. but by lin

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digitizing the value chain. that is actually the sweet spot of sap. we are providing solutionsthe cloud for commerce, we have been up market leader for finance, offering unique models. all of the digital capabilities our customers need. it's why we have seen in q1 the highest order entry into the cloud in years. emily: if you are winning share, who are you taking share from? christian: that's a good question. when you look at our quarter, we had 5000 net new customers, so we are gaining market share. as we've seen in our personal life, commerce is a solution of high demand. we also see high demand in our supply chain business. when you look at how disrupted supply chains were, it is critical for companies across the globe to have intelligent supply chain solutions. in the core year, we are clearly gaining market share. their are other large vendors that follow this example like toshiba and many more. emily: when you took over as ceo, i understand you had a baby on the day of the worldwide lockdown. how has that impacted your key learnings and decision-making? christian: when yo

then, in what way will be this demonstrated, through an app, through digital green certificates, or will it be tailor-made solutionsountries, which makes it more difficult for us as operators to adapt to and also more confusing for the customer. it is an enabler to get travel going in the same way. we are for that. guy: is the price of test still prohibitively high. what could be read -- what could be done to reduce it and how big of a barrier will this be for the industry? you are leading the industry in this. what can you do, what can you say to the government to get them to bring it down? johan: they are needs to be a clear scientific nationality what should be in place in the green categories of countries. that is number one. one of the fears i have is we will find there are restrictions being introduced and not removed. there are complexities and costs that will make travel prohibited it limited for millions of people because of the cost involved in these measures. when you're looking at the pcr testing as an example, the average test in the u.k. would still be around 140 pounds. weight above what of fair tick

nbc's digital reporter looks at the potential problems and solutions. >> the latino community has been greatly impacted. at our peak we were 15 times more likely to have covid-19. >> the latinx population that traditionally has lower access to health care and testing needs a different solution to keep everyone safe. we actually have to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: 24th and mission, it's the neighborhood's town square, the center of the latino cultural district, and now a covid-19 testing and vaccination site. the line stretches around the block. >> we've been piloting this this rapid test and getting results . >> reporter: it turns out in this community death. if it takes two days to get an appointment for testing and three days to get a result. >> by the time you get to the home, everybody has been infected. >> reporter: the people who identify as latino made up 40% of those tested here. they accounted for more than 95% of the tests that came back positive. >>> what was your reaction when you first looked at that data? >> i was not surprised, but i was devastated. >> reporter: pri

the solutions to those end up looking and feeling like traditional tech companies. energy services, digitalet intermediaries, open finance and crypto adjacent companies, which are traditional tech companies that interact with crypto in a meaningful way. joe: you mentioned coinbase. fairly straightforward business models. other crypto companies doing things on custody and security. when you look at the ecosystem, what companies do you want to exist or what problems do you still need to be solved in this space? >> it runs the gamut. there is a blue ocean opportunity for everything from treasury management to payroll to taxes to authentication services. we are seeing an array of different opportunities, which is exactly what we are positioned to do. caroline: where is it being built globally? >> based on where our firm is located, we are typically in san francisco. based on where we are located, the lion share of where we are seeing companies is in north america. we do make investments outside of the u.s. we are seeing founders from nigeria, latin america, and other places, the middle east. th