matt: that was neuberger berman ceo george walker, and does he look a little bit like his relative, georgealker bush? i think there's a little resemblance there. speaking of presidents, we are awaiting president biden, set to speak about the vaccine effort and the milestone that has been reached. we will bring of those comments live when he speaks. this is bloomberg. ♪ peaks. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >> i am mark with bloomberg's first word news. the united states is set to cross a major vexing milestone this week. president biden will announce the country has met his goal of administering more than 200 million vaccine doses in his first 100 days in office. more

george walker, neuberger berman chairman and ceo.course, our thanks to bloomberg's sonali basak. a bit of news from j&j. it will try to sort out the problems that had at a biosolutions plant. it will try to deal with that promptly. unsanitary conditions. it is also talking about basically setting up a global manufacturing network, a vaccine network that will involve basically 10 sites in that production. so a step forward in trying to make this j&j vaccine available globally and at scale. coming up, my conversation with virgin atlantic's ceo shay weiss on sustainability -- ceo shai w eiss on sustainability in the airline sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up, tiktok's creator. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's check in on the bloomberg first word news now. i'm ritika gupta. vladimir putin is warning countries not to cross russia's redline, or else face retaliation. putin says moscow's response would be asymmetric, quick and harsh. he devoted most of the address to domestic issues. putin promised expande

joining us, george walker.ah, that's right, becky so, we believe that the system will work better when owners behave more like owners. and engage so what we've tried to do is to, you know, be the first large asset manager which is preannouncing important proxy votes. sharing not only our vote, but the rationale afforded that vote and, you know, in an effort to, frankly, help companies perform better and to hold management teams and boards accountable >> so, let's run through the companies that we just mentioned. with berkshire hathaway, you're voting against some of the proxies. voting against management. do you want to explain >> sure. we've been -- most of these -- these are companies that we like berkshire is a company that we've owned for a long, long time we, like you, revere the management team there. we believe, generally, that you should separate the chairman and ceo title. and if you don't, we believe, for example, you should have a lead director. we discussed this with the company over a number of yea

george herbert walker bush said, i am a white man and i hear the quiet people in our country. well, america first is not a quiet movement, and i am not a quiet man. i hear the millions of americans who feel forgotten, canceled, ignored, marginalized, and targeted. i draw confidence knowing silent majority is growing louder by the day. i welcome the different movements, anyone who can rally around our inclusive america first agenda. it is going to take all of us, one great big team to make america the best version of herself. what is in the mind and heart is never lost. we have tasted victory, we have renegotiated trade deals, had drawdowns from wars, and created peace and acceptance for the land that -- that has been hours for 200 years. before the chinese coronavirus attacks our bodies, and fraud attack the election. they could not beat trump at the ballot box in 2016, so they tried impeachment. that did not work, so they ran to the mailbox with millions of ballots swirling around without any true and very -- verifiable connection. two voters. -- connection to voters. no -- t

in terms of the allergies only when it comes to mind is president george walker bush after he had sushiin japan. that's the only one i know of. this leads to another question. people often ask me is there a presidential taste tester? yes there is. it tends to be the opposition leader in congress. [laughs] [applause] now it's actually the white house chef. they are the taste tester. for the last ones to taste before the president. >> thank you, i've enjoyed your discussion. my question is can you give us an insight into our present president trump. does he have any -- i know he does not drink. >> yes, so we don't get a lot of information about what president trump likes. what we have heard and what i've seen in the press so far is he loves meatloaf. he loves a well done stake with ketchup. that's what i saw on the news. there is a lot of chronicles about fast food but the fast food label is unfair because when you're on the campaign trail that is what you are getting a lot of times. c loves meatloaf. a kind of comfort food like that. other than that we just don't get a lot of information

when he accepted the 1988 republican nomination for president, george herbert walker bush said, i amt man and i hear the quiet people in our country. well, america first is not a quiet movement, and i am not a quiet man. i may be a canceled man in some corners and i may even be a wanted man. but i hear the millions of americans who feel forgotten, canceled, ignored, marginalized, and targeted. i draw confidence knowing the silent majority is growing louder by the day. i welcome to our movement anyone who can rally around our inclusive america first agenda. it is going to take all of us, one great big team to make america the best version of herself. forgiving each other our foibles and flaws. besides, what is in the mind and heart is never lost. this is the message today we have tasted victory, we have , renegotiated trade deals, had built 400 miles of wall, changed asylum laws, had drawdowns from wars, and created peace and acceptance for the land connected to our fate for years. 4000the economy rose and america was its best. until marxists attacked our streets and the chinese coron

stallion. [ cheers and applause ] and back with us for the first time in four years, former president george walker texas ranger bush. president bush is promoting his new book of portraits. he's a painter now. which -- can you imagine donald trump painting? he'd be like, "painting?" "what am i, mexican?" "get me a taco salad and a diet coke." but president bush paints. and he will be with us very soon. hey, speaking of high profile guests, i have a big announcement to make. one week from tonight -- you probably want to put this in your calendar. "hey siri -- set reminder." next wednesday night, we will be visited, in-studio, by the mypillow man himself, mike lindell. [ cheers and applause ] i know. all our dreams are coming true. mike lindell launched a new social media media website for people who are too crazy for twitter with a 48-hour livestream. he called it the "frankathon." and this was the frankathon scene last night when they got word of our official invite to appear on the show. >> he promised me last night, he invited me on his show. jimmy, if you're out there we did try and get ahold of

here we have george herbert walker bush denying that he was involved in the iran contra scandal. and what mr. block is showing, that while bush is denying his involvement in the scandal, the testimony of the people who were the principle players in the arms for hostages are going to ensnare him, anyway. mr. block really liked to draw that president with really large lips, because he was always saying to people, "read my lips." next we have bill clinton, and here he is shown in a masterful attempt at tightrope walking, trying to move a budget forward and keep the monica lewinsky scandal at bay. now, ms. lewinsky is not labeled ms. lewinsky, and that may be lost to people who look at the cartoon in the sands of time, but we know that that was his intention, and anybody who opened the "post" that day knew that that's exactly what bill clinton was trying to balance. mr. block did not work long into george w. bush's presidency. he was too ill during 9/11 to do anything about that, even though apparently people were going to his hospital bedside and encouraging him and saying that they

in the immediate aftermath of the collapse of the soviet union the end of the cold war your george herbert walker bush spoke of you know a new world order where the united states would have subordinates would not subordinate itself to the world but were worked together with the world through the united nations to create you know something that was different from the bipolar existence that was that exists during the cold war but the united states was unwilling i would say to an able to rid itself of the mantle of a sole remaining superpower and so the decade of the 1990 s. was wasted opportunity thinking 911 the united states for the next 20 years bleeding itself to death morally and physically through this global war on terror we forgot about europe we forgot about asia and then done truck came along and freed us from you know what this is this rules based international order that everybody speaks of he said no this is america only america goes alone now battles trying to bring it back but you can't undo history the world has moved on it is not a eunuch or a world is not even a bipolar world is i

- mack and i were talking about it we had ross perot on larry king live when the president george herbert walker bush went to congress on vote on going to war, and robert mosbaucher was yelling at ross perot. and i thought, oh, my goodness, this guy has more power than we thought. i just thought he rescued his staff from iran. and he announced he was running for president. so it happens on cable. >> what was with those suspenders? >> i can explain that to you, too. and you should know that because you're a producer now at the kennedy center. it's the appearance of sitting straight up and down. see? >> i'll get myself a pair of suspenders. what are you writing or producing next? >> i have a movie coming out called "house with a clock in its walls." it's jack black and cate blanchett. it comes out september 21st. all of you go see it six or seven times. >> without telling us the ending, what's the essence of the plot? >> it is about a young boy in the 1950s who loses his parents and he goes to live with his uncle. and he discovers his uncle is actually a warlock. and his uncles has no rules, you c

enough we had ross perot on larry king live the famous weekend when george herbert walker bush was goingvote on congress and whether to go to war, and robert moss burger called into larry king live remember, and it was yelling at ross perot. and he said i mcguinness disco has more power than a thought. he just rescued his staff from iran, and i stayed with him, and two months later he announced he was running for president. so what happens. >> what's with those suspenders of larry king? >> i will explain that to you. you should know that because you're a producer. it's the appearance of sitting straight up and down. see? >> i have to get myself a pair of suspenders. what are you writing or producing next? i have a movie coming out called the house of the clocks. which has nothing to do with the white house. it's with jack block in cape lunch at. comes out september 21st. please only go see it six or seven times. i'm not telling you the ending. >> is it the essence? it >> it is about a young boy in the fifties who loses his parents and goes and lives with his uncle. it doesn't talk much.

and i were talking about it, we had ross perot on larry king live, the famous weekend when george herbert walker bush was going to congress to decide on going to war and ross called into larry king live and was yelling at ross perot. i was like, this guy has more power than i thought. and i stayed in touch with him and two months later he announced he was running for president. >> what was up with the suspenders for larry king. >> i can tell you about that too. it's the appearance of sitting straight up and down. >> going to wear some suspenders. >> that's the secret. >> what are you writing or producing next? >> i have a movie coming out called the house with the clocks in its walls. it's a kids film. it comes out september 21st. please, all of you go see it six or seven times. >> without telling us the ending, what's the essence of the plot? >> it is about a young boy in the 1950s who loses his parents and he goes to live with his uncle, who the family doesn't talk about much. and he discovers that his uncle is a war lock and his uncle has no rules, why don't you eat cookies for dinner. and he

but then you get appointed by george herbert walker bush to be the chairman of the joint chiefs. did you ever think that was going to happen? colin: no, why should i, i was just some immigrant kid. i wasn't expecting that. but i fell into a great relationship with vice president bush, but especially president reagan. we were having a situation -- meeting in the situation room and i was chairing the meeting because frank wasn't there. and the president wasn't there. and so schultz is there and i am presiding over it. and then suddenly, frank walks in and sits down on that side of the table. and right behind him is president reagan sitting at the end of the table. and so frank scribbles a note to me and he passes it down the table to me and i open up this little piece of paper note and it says you are now the national security advisor. and that was the end of it. there was no more army for then. i did that for a total of two years, national security advisor. a great relationship as i did with vice president bush. and so came to the end and frank had gone off, and so i'm free, i can

you know, brian in the wall street journal george walker from newburgher quote as saying we have precedentednt to try to draw them back in with higher taxes, higher crime, you know dirtier city more difficult city to run without the quality of leaf leak it just doesn't make sense. >> you said it. you get the impression and new york that it is going backwards at a moment when the rest of the country is moving forward and people are going to the places where the country is moving forward. new york city and new york state continue to go backwards raising taxes not just on wealthy individuals but on businesses as well. so people making the choice about where to relocate or where to locate are saying, this country is full of great places to do business, and increasingly new york is not one of those. soy fear for this city i fear for this state because it is trending exactly the wrong way at a moment where the rest of america is actually getting a lot more competitive, and a lot more interesting to those with good ideas and capital. >> oddly to your point with respect to things going backward here

. >> george floyd's family, breonna taylor's boyfriend kenny walker is present here with us philando's mother is here. >> reporter: a call for policing and justice reform everywhere. minnesota's governor and both senators attended. >> we must be steadfast in our accountability to change from the top to the bottom and not rest until we create a different future for daunte wright's son and every other child like him. >> it is time for washington, d.c. to move forward on police reform and pass the george floyd justice in policing act. we must make policing more accountable. we have to change police training and standards, including banning chokeholds. >> reporter: a final good-bye to daunte wright, a window of hope that real change may finally be possible. ♪ >> reporter: so that very, very graphic video of daunte wright being shot with a single shot from a glock nine millimeter from then-officer kim potter, that caused such a shock to this community as it was dealing with the trial of derek chauvin and the murder of george floyd. there has been protests, angry protests many nights in br

. >> george floyd's family, breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenny walker is present here with us.lando castile's mother is present here. >> reporter: a call for policing and justice reform everywhere. minnesota's governor and both senators attended. >> we must be steadfast in our accountability to change from the top to the bottom and not rest until we create a different future for daunte wright's son and every other child like him. >> it is time for washington, d.c., to move forward on police reform and pass the george floyd justice in policing act. we must make policing more accountable. we have to change police training and standards, including banning choke holds. >> reporter: a final goodbye to daunte wright, a window of hope that real change may finally be possible. ♪ >> miguel marquez joins us now. i'm wondering what the mood in the community is tonight after daunte wright's funeral. >> reporter: look, minneapolis has been whip lashed by, you know, protests over the last two weeks. the verdicts in the chauvin trial just a couple days ago seem to sort of calm things a lot an

walker and you look very dapper this morning. >> we will hear from george floyd's brother philonise, along with the family attorney benjamin crump. >>> we have much more news ahead. we'll hear from the mother of eric garner. she talks about her son, the george floyd case, and the way george floyd's family got justice. you're watching "cbs this morning." ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated euti including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. ♪ ♪ think you're managing your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease? i did. until i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for him. so, i talked to my doctor and learned. humira is for people who still have uc or crohn's symptoms after trying other medications. and humira helps people achieve

walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. former police officer derek chauvin is found guilty of the murder of george floyd in the us city of minneapolisdegree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. the family say the verdict is a "turning point in history" for america and justice has been done for their brother. today we are able to breathe again! yeah! all six premier league clubs pull out of the new european super league amid heavy criticism from all parts of the game. in the end the pressure proved too much.

presidents from nixon, bill clinton, george bush -- the second george bush, jimmy carter , they all came into the white house as governors. herbert walker had a long history in the cia before becoming vice president. you have to go back to lyndon johnson to find a president who actually knows how congress works, knows how laws are passed, knows how you reach agreements to get legislation passed. but biden seems to suffer the same problem that johnson had. johnson could pass grade messick policy but when it came to foreign policy, whether it was vietnam or his invasion of the dominican republic in 1965 was extremely hawkish in foreign policy. i am wondering your sense of how you see biden moving forward in terms of the u.s. expanding the u.s. empire if they can still be talked about as an empire with possibilities of expansion? >> it is a great question. i will answer it by saying the white house is pushing as this sort of premier issue on war regarding biden, this notion that biden will end the war in afghanistan. it is important for accuracy's sake to recognize the plan that biden is implementing now was the plan that was developed by

george floyd's family has endured. rudy cardena the man in the wrong place and wrong time as outlined in the 2004 court case a state narcotics agent michael walker mistook him for a wanted parolee and shot the unarmed 43-year-old in the back. his daughter is grateful the officer was charged. she thought the same thing in george floyd case because in her view, both officers were clearly in the wrong. however, unlike derek chauvin, the narcotics officer who shot rudy was acquitted. >> so at that moment, when we got the verdict, i was shocked. like i couldn't believe what i was hearing. >> reporter: the cardenas family said it was painful watching the chauvin trial. >> i thought the same thing, there's no way he could get off, there's no way but then you have that doubt in the back of your mind, well it's happened time and time again where they always get away with it. >> reporter: when the chauvin verdict was announced? >> i started crying on the way to work. i didn't realize it would get me so emotional. you feel a little sense of relief for this other family, just knowing that maybe, hopefully things are going to a better place. >> reporter: the

george floyd's girlfriend. the trial of derek chauvin on c-span. >> joining us this morning from milwaukee, wisconsin, is the former governor of that state. republican scott walker, now the president of the young americans foundation, here to talk about free speech on college campuses. why did you decide to get involved in this group? e to get involved in this group? guest: i

that it was marred by violations and as robin forestay walker reports from tbilisi people want justice for those injured during the protests. george's parliament has been empty of debate for months with the opposition refusing to enter it but politics has continued on the street these protesters want justice for over 200 people injured in anti-government demonstrations in 2019 as almost a 1000000 other miserable also visited the victims including me had cases in strasburg and millicent in we demand the rehabilitation of our rights on the 28th of june 29000 crowds gathered outside parliament furious at the government's decision to allow a russian deputy to sit in the speaker's chair to default to war with russia in 2008 over its separatist territories a panacea and self-assertive police fired on protesters with non-lethal rounds at close range. the violent events which took place right here led to almost 2 years of political confrontation between the governing party and the opposition camped out here next to parliament in fact for 6 months the opposition have been refusing to take part in ordinary political life and enter parliament

walker: henry, what do you have to say about this? ( laughter ) >> henry ford iii: it's pretty heavy, darren. >> stahl: this was the board's last in-person meeting before the covid-19 pandemic struck. then georgeas killed, both thrusting issues of inequality to the center of the national conversation as never before, just as nonprofits, including those in the arts, were fighting for their lives. >> walker: theaters went dark. museums closed down. all of the kinds of things that we support here at the foundation, were in need, so people were panicked. every one of you had a role to play. >> stahl: working from home, walker thought up a secret plan, something no foundation had ever done: raise a billion dollars by issuing bonds, so the foundation could double its payments to needy grantees in the arts and racial justice. the bonds were rated triple-a, and sold out in less than an hour. it had to be that your background suddenly came in, because you were a bond salesman. >> walker: to be totally candid, it was less my knowledge of the bond market, and more the urgency i felt to do something. >> stahl: walker is calling on everyone to do something. he's turned the ford foundation building into a v

george floyd! >> this trial is not the end of what needs to happen. but this is a great start and i'm so glad minnesota was the one to say enough. enough. >> kpix5's wilson walker is live in san jose with more on how people there are reacting this evening. sounds like a concert is going on. >> the first thing they said was civil rights leaders gathered here a couple of hours ago in the moments after the verdict was announced. they said they were getting the band out here. >> if you hang arounda yover seen do the james brown, i have a song i always sing called i feel good. today, i'm feeling a lot righter. a little bit clearer. >> reporter: local naacp president jeff moore called the verdict a breath of fresh air. one victory in a larger struggle. >> today, today, today we can celebrate together a great victory. it is not a day for justice, this is a day for accountability. >> reporter: in one factor in that accountability was the testimony of fellow officers against derek chauvin. moore says that was unique to this case and could signal a turning point for future prosecutions. >> we need to honor those types of officers that stand up and say that is not what ou

walker and louise minchin. our headlines today. justice for george floyd.'t breathe". those were george floyd's last words. we can't let those words die with him. european super leave. all six premier league clubs pull out of the proposed tournament after heavy criticism from all parts of the game. in the end the pressure proved too much. spurs say they regret the anxiety and upset, arsenal simply say sorry. the anxiety and upset, whether the super league will happen at all is now in huge doubt. good morning. if you are looking for since significant rainfall in the forecast, there is none for the rest of the week. a sedative cloud for some with the odd spot of rain but it should brighten up and most of us will see some sunshine. —— there is a fair bit of cloud for some this morning. it's wednesday, april 21st. one of america's most high—profile race trials has ended with the conviction of the white former police officer, derek chauvin, of the murder of george floyd. chauvin had been filmed kneeling on the neck of mr floyd — an african american — for more th

george floyd's girlfriend. the trial of derek chauvin on c-span. >> joining us this morning from milwaukee, wisconsin, is the former governor of that state. republican scott walker, now the president of the young americans foundation, here to talk about free speech on college campuses. why did you decide to get involved in this group? e to get involved in this group? guest: it was a no-brainer. i have been involved with young america's foundation, my wife in particular, on the board of reagan's ranch which young america's has operated. i just look at the future and said if we are going to have a good debate that involves both conservatives and liberals, we have to have a voice on our college campuses and increasingly our schools, and someone has to help lead that card, fight back to create that kind of balance, and i know a thing or two about fighting back and winning. host: what is the young america's foundation and who financially supports it? guest: the easiest way to ask lane it is it is the y.a.f. -- explain it is the y.a.f. trained the next generation of freedom fighters. one of the earliest leaders was ronald reagan. that is why as governor and even presi

george. >>> right now we'll continue with new developments in the shooting of lady gaga's dog-walker and theturned in the dogs after claiming she found them. zohreen shah is in l.a. with the story. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, george. you remember lady gaga offered $500,000 reward for the return. police told her not to pay it because they said from the start they were suspicious of the woman who returned the dogs. now she and four others have been arrested and charged. >> help me. >> reporter: this morning lapd confirming they've arrested multiple suspects allegedly involved in this terrifying dognapping where two of lady gaga's three french bulldogs were stolen. her dog-walker left shot on the sidewalk. police confirming they've arrested and charged five individuals, three facing robbery and attempted murder charges. seen in this february surveillance video obtained by tmz, the suspects jump out of a white nissan altima and threaten the dog-walker, demanding he hand over the pets. >> give it up. >> no. >> gimp it up. >> no. >> reporter: you can hear him screaming refusi

walker with was shot and gravely wounded while walking the superstars puppies. we spoke to the l.a. county sheriff who told me he believes criminals are being enfolded by the progressive policies of georgeriff says that people need to realize that elections have consequences. >> they need to pick and choose very carefully because for them it's very, very easy to say, all cops are bad and let's reformat the defunded the police. they are the very first ones to pick up the 911 yet when someone is crawling over the back gate and trying to get into someone's house. >> those figures up and down the west coast on top of months of black lives matter protests, the ufc professor jody armour says police have to look at how their own conduct has impacted crime and the reputation. >> that reservoir of recent comic resentment is in and of itself a driver of crime. we are not going to get at the spiraling crime problem. >> and the professor argues the funds need to be redirected, leaving problems like homelessness to agencies other than the police. >> then it's law-enforcement's attention to focus on solving violent and serious crimes. >> we agree on how we get to that solution. >> when we look at tho

in terms of the allergies, the only one that comes to mind is president george herbert walker bush after he had sushi in japan. this leads to another question. is there a presidential taster, right? and, yes, there is. it tends to be the opposition leader in congress. [ laughter ] no, it's actually the white house chef. the white house chef is the taste tester. >> thank you. i've enjoyed your discussion. my question is, can you give us insight to president -- our present president, trump, does he have any likes or -- i know he doesn't drink, so -- >> yes. we don't get a lot of information about what president trump likes. what we have heard -- what i've seen in the press so far is he does love meatloaf and he does love a well-done steak with ketchup and there's a lot of chronicles about the fast food. the fast food label is unfair. when you're on the campaign trail, that's what you're getting a lot of times. i do know he loves meatloaf, comfort food like that. other than that, we don't get a lot of information about what's going on in the trump white house kitchen. >> thank you. >> thank

administrators who served in the reagan administration, who served in the administration with george herbert walker bush, and who served in the george w. bush administration. her professional experience includes service in both federal and state government. that includes impressive tenures in indiana indiana and massachusetts government agencies as well as years of leadership experience at e.p.a. based on that experience, ms. mccabe knows that in order for any federal agency to be successful, its leaders must work closely and collaboratively with state and local partners, no matter which party is in charge. her pragmatic and inclusive style has also inspired the support of the electric power industry, the yettison electric institute enthusiastically supports janet mccabe's nomination. this is an organization -- listen to this. this is an organization that speaks for companies that provide power to 220 million americans. that's right, roughly two-thirds of all americans. let me put it another way. edison electric generates electricity for two-thirds for all americans, and they have thrown their supp