testosterone is something that does lots of different useful things in our bodies and people finke that it plays a vital role in muscle and strength development we also know quite confidently that if you take someone's natural level and lower it they will probably get slower weaker. and now my personal bests are 215 in the bench. my squat is 3 or a little under 215 for bench and then about 365-3654 the deadlift i don't know what the best ever records are for female power lifters but i know nico for our own is in my weight class she's lifting $1400.00 pounds plus and her me gets i'm lifting about just under $900.00 so that's it's a significant difference and that's it don't play my old. achievements but in the grand scheme of things i'm still pretty. i think people are looking at it very purposefully. as a way to eliminate trans people participation. without really looking at the numbers. he treated women in sports for a good reason no all amount of transition by taking the morning testosterone can magically changing into. testosterone has been used by a proxy for womanhood and it's not

airport for the 2nd concorde the journey was over after just 143 seconds on this day finks team corning some passengers swapped seats between the 2 canoes. the 25th of july 2000 marks a turning point in the history of aviation. perman has a special relationship with concorde and we had to be modest if we always felt we needed a concorde it was a lifelong dream of mine it was just a dream it was out of reach it's a classic case of megalomania. there's a 5 on the list of on. after the fatal concorde crash in july 2000 his dream came true his since high museum of technology near heidelberg got the chance to buy a french concorde for one symbolically euro and even had to deliver to germany by and france. the pilot on this flight was from newsweek trying to not. get there morkie. to kind of touristic to find concorde beauty and speed to disguise the plane there has always been a mind by every pilot simply will not go to mordor at parvati's of your eyes your vehicle caught it in a body is. design and touch screens. are also top technology and window to the future. technology. to your. concord

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when fink it has made a name for himself as a chef he prepares fresh snored seem greedy and served in innovative combinations. professional cliff diver and has been hearing herself off rugged ledges for almost 15 years well sometimes from a height of up to 20 metres and through these daring feeds she's become one of europe's most successful cliff divers we met up with her in switzerland on the edge of a cliff. 3 seconds that's all she's got then on a platter hits the water at a speed of about 85 kilometers an hour. cliff diving its cliff diving gives me this great sense of freedom up there i'm on my own a sort of untouchable me and when i take off and i'm in the advantage that is a moment of weightlessness that's what freedom feels like to me yes it's nothing i hate i'm. one of europe's most popular cliff diving locations is near this was philip ponta brother. telling off his vital since cliff divers cannot afford to slip to hit the water at such high speeds that the water surface can act like concrete that's why they always into the water feature 1st. hitting the surface at a bad ang

this situation in the 1st place within a relationship look it just goes back to communication and finking that even though we think we know you are passionate about think we know how it is to be in a relationship it doesn't hurt to stop and i don't know how we could do it better to communicate in take it step by step sometimes going back to the drawer important say how can i do things differently and listen if you are going to your partner with a question how can i be better how can i do things differently what are you expecting to change is actually being able to listen as well very interesting stuff or telling a lot for me to definitely listen to and take on board thank you very much for joining us we'll tell people there from switch in australia thank you for having me and then it's great solutions there from rico now it's your chance to ask the questions keep sending them into our you tube channel and our science correspondent there williams will do his best to answer them. how likely you to catch david 1000 outside for example from someone running by. for me one of the most striking

by this mother i mean it was only a year later the gerard kush who was the black rocks boss larry fink credit suisse goldman sachs they just b.c. i mean they were all there in 2019 and they had a successful virtual conference this year if if tens of millions of people are under threat of death according to the u.n. human rights council can't can your film. be that extra. thing on the pivot to make change or you know this is this is work it's so complicated. we're what what we see and what you just alluded in davos in the desert you know m b s's investment conference and in the 2 years following to show you murdered that here all these investment banks big goldman sachs a credit suisse or k p m g you know or the cushion or 0 heads of government or you know even as we saw you know recently you know with with former prime attire and prime minister mattel renzi you know coming to saudi arabia and you know calling this the new renaissance right that that that we see that the money the true just money and investment. is going to and continues to take place over human rights and and the same

this situation in the 1st place within a relationship look it just goes back to communication and finking that even though we think we know our panel think we know how it is to be in a relationship it doesn't hurt to stop and i don't know how we could do it better to communicate in take it step by step sometimes going back to the door important to say how can i do things differently and listen if you are going to your partner with a question how can i be better how can i do things differently what are you expecting to change is actually being able to listen as well very interesting stuff or telling a lot for me to definitely listen to and take on board thank you very much for joining us would help people there from ipswich illustrator thank you for having you been it's great solutions there from rico now it's your chance to ask the questions keep sending them into our you tube channel and our science correspondent there williams will do his best to answer them. how like you to catch page 1000 outside for example from someone running by. for me one of the most striking aspects of this pand

doesn't fink its sense as in not to know who's powell or and doesn't decide. we need more sobering wait each week is going to be difficult. the british government has condemned sunday night's rioting in the city of bristol but the home secretary describing it as thuggery police found with torched on 20 officers were injured during a protest against a conscious bill to expand police powers. or we can go across. the isa could you take us through what's been happening bring us up to speed. what we've seen over the weekend was protest. yes and legislation being introduced by the british government but many of accused the governments of attempting to try to 5 cut down on people's ability to protest freely giving the policeman the powers as to when and where people can demonstrate now of course a lot of this is taking place against the backdrop of the coded pandemic and there are fears that this legislation will lead to long term if not permanent changes and so to the extent that the protests in the southwestern states you bristol last night as the evening wore on t

doesn't fink itself as in not to know was power or and doesn't decide. in a more sovereign way each we're going to be difficult. united states is grappling with a severe migrant crisis on have southwestern border and a record $5000.00 unaccompanied children are now being held in border patrol custody local authorities have run out of space to house them and many youngsters are being housed in cramped conditions in overflow facilities these images from the city of donna in texas were released by a democratic lawmaker it's one of several border shelters that are now running at around 16 times capacity of many children have been stranded there for at least 10 days sleeping and eating on flaws border crossing from mexico are now at a 20 year record and it's presented a huge challenge for the biden administration has cared more but now reports. well it does point we've got washington d.c. officials going back and forth about whether or not what's happening at the border is really a crisis we've got biden promising that he will visit the border meanwhile we've

doesn't fink it's sent as in not to know was powell or and doesn't decide in a more sovereign way each we're going to be difficult mr tallman i'm running very low on time here but i must ask you the e.u. and us they are starting to disagree on all sorts of things these days and then there's also venezuela where the e.u. no longer recognizes the us backed opposition leader one guy i don't know as president we seeing the 2 sides perhaps drift apart when it comes to that of foreign policy. yes. us tour the cold war the perception of interest of diverging more and more joining the core of a common in need was u.s.s.r. but no u.s.s.r. disappeared but nato is steve there and distinctive consider about to russia it's the adversary but the more and more some european countries they start to to disagree vet position especially of french which has a tradition of a gold east approach to the europe and project to be more autonomous more independent and more more some european countries would like to decide on be our own jumper it kept priorities and disagree of course we've are. strategy of united

doesn't fink it's sent as in not to know was powell or and doesn't decide in a more sovereign way each when it's going to be difficult. so many screens have been criticized for their calls to scrap the north's train to gas pipeline the party was a major winner in this month regional elections and has now claimed that the project will damage the country's international standing but a member of the ruling christian democratic union told us that energy imports need to be diversified. the greens are more or less an arm of the u.s. internationalist elite. they've been they've done that for a while they are more or less completely. following the u.s. strategy they're not looking after germany their party that have in their mind in their program basically to abolish germany and you can see that on all fronts and so they point towards ukraine and we should look for german interests 1st we should look for european interests 1st and it's very worthwhile and good for europe and for germany to diversify its energy sources and not to be dependent on one direction because if you're dependent on one

this situation in the 1st place within a relationship look it just goes back to communication and finking that even though we think we know our panel think we know how it used to be in a relationship it doesn't hurt to stop and i don't like how we could do it better to communicate and in take it step by step sometimes going back to the door important to say how can i do things differently and listen if you are going to your partner with a question how can i be better how can i do things differently what are you expecting to change is actually being able to listen as well very interesting stuff or telling a lot for me to definitely listen to and take on board thank you very much for joining us what help people there from switch illustrated thank you for having me and then it's great solutions there from rico now it's your chance to ask the questions keep sending them into our you tube channel and our science correspondent there williams will do his best to answer them. how likely you to catch 1000 outside for example from someone running by. for me one of the most striking aspects of this

doesn't fink itself as in not unknown was powell or and doesn't decide in a more sovereign way it is going to be difficult for. us immigration officials involved have an unprecedented migrant crisis on the southwestern border a record $5000.00 unaccompanied children alone reportedly being held in border patrol custody authorities of run of a space right now with youngsters being held an overflow facilities in cramped conditions democratic party lawmaker released these images are saying only screams from the texas city of dawn are hundreds of children of allegedly been stranded in patrol custody there for more than 10 days border crossings from mexico and a 20 year high presenting huge challenges for the by administration but it played down the emergency. children presenting at our border who are fleeing violence or fleeing prosecution who are fleeing terrible situations is not a crisis well it does point we've got washington d.c. officials going back and forth about whether or not what's happening at the border is really a crisis you've got biden promising that he will visit the bord

this situation in the 1st place within a relationship looking just goes back to communication and finking that even though we think we know you are passionate think we know how it is to be in a relationship it doesn't hurt to stop and i don't know how we could do it better to communicate in take it step by step sometimes going back to the door important say how can i do things differently and listen if you are going to your partner with a question how can i be better how can i do things differently what are you expecting to change is actually being able to listen as well very interesting stuff or tell it a lot for me to definitely listen to and take on board thank you very much for joining us for help people there from ipswich in australia thank you for having me and then great solutions there from rico now it's your chance to ask the questions keep sending them into our you tube channel and our science correspondent there williams will do his best to answer them. how likely you to catch paving 1000 outside for example from someone running by. for me one of the most striking aspects of th

merger situation, you know, a lot of experts have come on our air, lloyd blankfein, you know, larry fink, who have shed some caution on this world, because there's just, you know, adverse incentives that take place when you have that much capital out there looking for a finite amount of companies that would make sense >>> speak of spacs, one of those high-profile names that put this in the mainstream in the, virgin atlantic off lows of the trading session. it was trading as high as $60 last month today, what is putting pressure on the it stock? the chair sold his stakes to redirect that capital into what he calls a large investment towards fighting climate change, saying he remains as dedicated as ever to the team, mission and prospects. his social capital, still holds about 15.8 millions shares, but on the heels that they won't his launch commercial -- also the former ceo george whitesides leaving to explore opportunities in public service, again, tyler, this is one of those what you would call i guess momentum names that's part of the broader swath of the market we have been seeing sel

we don't know how they remotely fink it's okay to stop wearing masks and stop social distancing. recommendations because that's what will spread the slow of the virus f. we doernt the. various centers like the spring break plans for many people will have lots and lots of pockets of growing and mutating. we need to keep track of that. >> dr. redliner, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >>> underserved zip codes can now walk up to get their covid vaccine. forget the glitches and unprinted vaccination times. joining me now from philadelphia is nbc news correspondent cal perry. cal, this makes it a lot easier. >> absolutely. there is another variant you didn't mention, which is public transportation. the city is working with public transportation to get people here. we saw a line, as you said, from 6:00 in the morning. there are 3,000 vaccinations set aside today for people who don't have appointments, those communities who are underserved. thosely. weaver been talking to people all day about the vaccine. >> i think it's great since i've been trying for three or four weeks ju

mushtaq karim is the founding member of the afghanistan affairs unit a security fink he says is concerned these latest attacks could impact the peace process. first of all as let's look at the incident it has targeted an outpost we didn't warrant such a huge attack as far as the time and distance on but then that eventually media was deceiving the lot of charities secondly nobody has claimed that it's also been a few and then this sends a message across that definitely in our spy letters our face and that means they're trying to be the end of onesies process and of course that is one that comes from the human need to. have that house seat is being taken in terms of sunni and getting with these but of course we have seen all of the last few months that nobody has been gaming this possibility or certain that guides and that government straight away say isn't the problem which means that this is more of a tactic impish pressure on the on each other in the dark of the military effort that's going to dominate the peace talks the talk about of response has not come out which means that they won

introductory -- we've heard out that will surely be provided in the men ufrks options that we provide as a fink product. i think my first takeaway is there's a lot of good ideas and people trying to collaboratively work together and i'm just anxious to mow more of that. >> barak, i know we just began this of course. what do you remember think you're attendees should season c & e -- i think the idea that they have have to are from, the only way you can take risks is imagine them at what you would think they will like and there's -- i think the point that mr. hold raised is it's. you need people that are clear on this in a thoughtful and smart enough to already null -- to have their imagination us gs pause the in noufr. we need to have a huge and radical imagination. >> thank you for that. as far as reimagining public safety, i mean, it's not a big-city issue, store? is it a big city issue, or is it municipalities that all need to work in all sizes on public safety? >> yeah, i think that it is an issue for everyone. listen, if -- if if newark has something that is working, and people want to feel

he has long been seen as one of the potential successors to larry fink.inappropriate remarks at past events. corporate governance really in the spotlight. anna: some really interesting stories. thank you for bringing them to our attention. coming up on the program, when will it be time to pack your suitcases for a vacation? we speak to british airways about the prospects of traveling abroad. what role will the vaccine play in enabling people to travel? will that trouble come this summer? that interview is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. anna: welcome back to the european market open. half an hour into tuesday succession for european cash equities. moves t

more on this gop strategist and ceo of the vogul group alex vogul and rebel communications laura finkaking time. alex, let me start with you, was this border crisis self-inflicted in your opinion? alex: it was and it's a combination of incompetence and not have a plan in place if you want to make changes. hypocrisy because obviously we heard so much about policies in the trump administration and kids in cages all along and shocking lack of transparency. a lot of that is solely within their control and and how they respond and has put the president in a position where he will lose people in the left who was disappointed in his policies. he's going to lose people in the middle because of the incompetence and he may even lose the media because of a lack of transparency. i've seen more legitimate transparency in shooting wars where reporters are embedded than they provided to the american people around what's happening at the border and it's a real problem. griff: laura, let me let you weigh in on how you think. you can respond to that and also how you think the biden administration is ha

directed, based on a strategy that at least involves part of that of course, blackrock, and larry fink in some ways leading the way. so you've got the fed ex announcement this morning, jim, you know, talking about their entire fed ex parcel pickup and delivery fleet the zero emission electric vehicles by 2040, and then let's also talk exxonmobil, which is having an investor meeting this morning, we talked about the changes on the board, on monday, but a lot of the focus in their presentation that i've been looking through is, as well, on carbon sequestration, on, or carbon capture and storage, and on the needs that they have in terms of developing r&d, to make this something that is going to become cost effective, which obviously is one of the keys and there you see one of the many slides that they have, jim, in this area, they're not there yet. but they're talking about, you see it, there are $2 trillion addressable market, you know, they're not going to play in windmills and solar farms, they're going to play here, is where exxon is saying, because they believe they have the actual a

politicians that a tax hike would cause workers to move out the letter signers include jamie diamond, larry finkbuorla all saying only 10% of their workers are back and many will move permanently if state taxes go higher. this is simply about our people voting with their feet ultimately, these new taxes may trigger a major loss of economic activity and revenues as companies are pressured to relocate operations where the talent wants to live and work. new york legislators proposing the largest tax hike and budget history. they say the pandemic has widened the wealth gap and more is needed for education and infrastructure and biden wanting a tax hike on the wealthy. if both state and federal proposals pass here, the top tax rate for higher earners in new york city is over 5 5%, and by the way, that's the highest combined tax rate in new york since the 1970s and, david, we all remember how well that went. >> well, i remember the 70s very well having grown up in the city then there was nobody who wanted to be there just those of us stuck there robert, what are the chances this happens again, you lin

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the economy in -- in new york, signers of this letter include jp morgan ceo jamie dimon and larry finkceo, jetblue ceo. what are your thoughts on taxes in new york and where they are going and the impact as the ceo's write? >> well, sure. we know that president trump's success in having the best economy in decades and really the lowest unemployment probably ever in history was because of the tax cuts that he put forward that incentivized these job creators to expand and create more jobs. you know, all of that is in jeopardy right now during a time where we are recovering. that should be a major concern for everybody because if we are trying to jump-start this economy and get us back on track and they're raising taxes at the same time at both the state level and at the federal level, you know, that's going to really slow down our recovery and it's going to hurt people who are trying to get people back in the workforce. new york state has a real big problem with spending. they want to put forward a 208 billion-dollar budget which is almost the same as california spends. california has tw

maria: joining me right now is former senior adviser, mercedes schlapp and democratic strategist laura fink laura, if this issue is front and center for president biden, why do you think he didn't mention it last night in his first prime time address. >> because he was focused on the coronavirus and the economic crisis, maria. but it doesn't mean he's not doing things on the bore of border.secretary mayorkis is woo respect for immigrants on the border, particularly the children, we know they were living in squalor, unsafe conditions in mexico, we're working hard to make sure they're in safety while they're waiting to process refugee claims. president biden didn't create the challenges of the northern triangle. but he is working to address those directly. we saw hurricanes, we saw drought, we saw poverty conditions and violent conditions in those countries that are what's driving this. it's a difficult problem to solve but we need to -- maria: i'm actually questioning if -- laura, i'm questioning if he actually did create this crisis. because under the trump administration they had a remain