gina: do you think the ban is in the price right now? there's a lot of skepticism that this will actually happen still, but i am curious to get your take. carole: the skepticism is there because of the divergent positions of you countries vis-a-vis russia. some are less dependent than others on russian energy exports , but also some countries are in better position if using about the availability of infrastructure to get supplies from other producers. for example, there's a different if you were a landlocked country such as slovakia, for example, one of the countries that has been opposing the imposition of restrictions on russian oil exports because they don't have easily available infrastructure to replace those exports. so there is division, but we have heard some unofficial statements that the eu may allow some exemptions in terms of either giving a waiver for certain countries in a condition where they cannot find alternative supplies, but move ahead with the embargo. guy: what do using is going to happen with refined products? this

gina, what's the brain? the brain is the oregon by which the mind thinks and acts and interacts with the world. is the oregon to which we sent everything and it is the organ through which we do everything. it is our brain is our mind at all. the best metaphor that you have either created yourself or you've heard, or you've read about how our brain actually works. well, we tend to think of the brain as like a work horse that we just sort of keep logging in. to like gets the job done. but i like to think of the brain as more like an orchestra conductor that's at the heart of everything. it's bringing in resources from here and there and creating, you know, beautiful music. all right, so you've read, i guess. and you know, i know this topic, what would you like to ask them about? how do we get more out of our brain? if you and ye cheap, you can be part of today's discussion of comment section is right that i'm expecting your brilliant questions. no pressure, the shape starts right now. i mean, let's talk 1st of

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i just spoke with max and gina and tom. these are parents of children who lost their lives in school shootings. these are parents who have come up with a solution, a nonpartisan solution. got it recommended by the federal commission on school safety. they told me that the day after parkland had a parent from sandy hook had a piece of legislation that they'd been trying to get passed but couldn't, that would help. they would have been 100% supportive of that piece of legislation come to the floor and passing by unanimous consent irrespective of the timing. they asked me to come to the floor today to ask my colleagues to lay aside partisanship, to do something for these families, provide them some measure of comfort by passing a completely nonpartisan bill that could make a difference, that could save a life. there's no reason not to pass this bill today in this chamber at this hour. so madam president, as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar num

now say women like gina will let down a st. printing. one has had a lot of mixed messaging through the pandemic. so originally that was said ok. so fine, don't worry, you know, it doesn't seem to affect the pregnancy at all. then became, oh, you're within a vulnerable group. so take extra special care, but don't get lunch. and i said, until we have the food safety data from the vaccines coming out, saying, actually you can get vaccinated. experts say studies now make a clear case of vaccination in pregnancy. the latest national data shows almost all pregnant women, hospitalized with cove 19 or on vaccinated. and the government's running a campaign to boost maxine writes, noted of axiom does not cause miscarriage does not cause the best as not in consider score by pretty mature, burst. and for now, we are confident to add a command vaccine to bring on. it's, it is true that the best way to protect and breaking a woman. and her baby is to get the coven. bessie supposed to tell me the risks of cove it on pregnancy are also clear. professor

gina: guy: i think it is a -- gina: i think it is a good question because the stock market likes the short end of the curve, so we tend to rely on the two-year as a pretty good indicator for the stock market. in terms of the broad market outlook for the equity market, you've got kind of this double-barreled negativity right now. you've got earnings, which unfortunately, we are seeing earnings expert patients come in largely refunding is happening in china, now you've got some ism numbers looking a little bit weaker than anticipated here in the u.s. a slowdown in the housing market certainly coming over the next several quarters. so you've got a downdraft in earnings expectations on one side, and then the discount rate that you would apply to those earnings expectations is also going higher, so you've got this sort of double-barreled pain in the equity market and nowhere to turn until rates stabilize and/or the earnings outlook stabilizes. guy: equities waiting for the bond market. we are going to wrap it up there. thanks very much, indeed. always a pleasure. want to turn our attentio

gina was so on. well, doctors told her a c section was the only way to save both her and her daughter a house side. so an gray. i felt so scared. my husband could be there. no one was there. they just held, held her up so i could see whether she was a boy or a girl. and in that was it. she was was to why not sincere for 14 days. that was of her the 1st time i got see her face play in the photograph. bonnie was delivered at just 30 weeks. may was sent me in a low brown in vibe. so that was how i saw her one neat wash in particular i just held my hands out to her because i knew she was the one that was dumping me for it cuz i wanted to hug her, couldn't, couldn't touch anyway. it was something a of a saw farm is a because some, but old consultants in that they had these quite big lot more sown with tubes coming around into oxygen tanks and it was so surreal. so through this was me, me enough for the 1st time during her pregnancy, gina was advised against vaccination. pregnant women were not included in

now say women like gina were let down. i think pregnant women had a lot of mixed messaging to the panoramic. so originally that said, all, it's all fine. don't worry, you know, it doesn't seem to affect the pregnancy at all and then became, oh, you're within the pollen revel group. so take extra special care, but don't get vaccinated until we have the 1st safety data from the vaccines coming out. saying, actually you can get vaccinated expense say studies now make a clear case of vaccination in pregnancy. the latest national data shows almost all pregnant women hospitalized because 19 are on vaccinated. and the government's running a campaign to boost vaccine rates, not exceeding the storage does not cause the bash does not increase at a school, but are pretty mature burst. and for now, we are confident to commend the vaccine to bring on it. it is true that the best way to protect and the pregnant woman and her baby just to get the corporate vaccine. the risks of covert on pregnancy are also clear. professor iris papa joe,

jon: let's bring in gina martin adams, chief strategist for bloomberg and the head of mid-caps strategythank you both for being with us. i will start with you and the general assessment of the general selling we are seeing. >> thanks for having me. this is going to be a year marked by volatility. usually you see volatility pick up when you have leadership and regina shifts and we have gone from a period of zero interest rate with fed tightening, we have gone from globalization to deglobalization. the yield curve inverting, tending to be a reliable signal of what the vix does over the next several years. we expect rockets to remain volatile. -- we expect markets to remain volatile. our target is 4500, but certainly it is a probability of recession and should that continue than certainly there could be more downside risk here but at this point are base is for continued growth. kriti: you have done a lot of quantitative work, but are stocks trading on the margins right now ya gina: -- right now? >> one thing that popped up that investors weren't expecting is the earnings weakness in the te

joining me is gina martin adams and michael mckee. michael, lots of people talking about a recession. the fed has hinted at that being probably a realistic option. we have moved from a soft landing to a soft-ish landing p review talked to fed speakers and what is the take away? do you think the base takeaway is the u.s. economy is headed toward some kind of recession? michael: i don't think it is the base, at least among policymakers but there are concerns being expressed paired when i spoke with loretta mester , she suggested things are going to be bumpy, which is about as much as you will get out of a fed person on whether there is a recession rising. you see recession odds rising in the market as people pricing all of the things that are going on around the world. i thought one of the most interesting things to come out of the fed is jay powell's interview with marketplace, in which he said there are a lot of things we cannot control that will determine what happens in the u.s. economy. that is a much more pessimistic outlook that

gina: not a ton.t happens with the energy sector is it is very dependent upon what happens with oil prices. if oil prices are starting to peak, as we talked about this morning, earlier this year we were talking about 100 when he five dollars, maybe $150 for oil prices. some of that sentiment got embedded into the price, so you have this near-term downdraft in energy adding some pressure. that said, energy stocks are still incredible cheap relative to the rest of the market. as long as oil prices are going to maintain about $100 into the longer-term, you could still rely on energy to contribute some overall positivity to your equity portfolio. in the short run we are contend with a lot of volatility in oil price and some changes to expectations, which frankly is also weighing on energy sector earnings. we saw some big energy sector companies come out last week and provide not exactly positive expectations, so those are certainly dampening confidence as well. i think it is more of a short-term reflectio

here to break it down is gina martin adams. walk us through what you -- what is driving the trade right now. gina: i think it is a little bit of both. a lot of what we are seeing reflects happened yesterday. we have a rough market today after an extraordinary gain yesterday. the longer-term scheme of things, lower lows and lower highs. the trend is breaking down. why? interest rates, even with the commentary yesterday, interest rates are going higher. expectations did not change. we expect to see the treasury yield above 3% two years from now. the equity market has the price for that. at the same time inflation is very strong. we will find out next week if we finally passed our peak. investors are concerned inflation is trading a downtrend and growth expectations. over the last couple of weeks we have seen estimate revisions for s&p 500 companies shifting to the negative it had been a tailwind for stocks through march. it turned sour in april and really soured towards in of the month. kriti: i'm glad you brought of earnings. so

it is a long-term picture and we are not getting bent out of shape. >> gina, you say the markets are searching for quality. i look at the amazon report. there was a lot of quality in there with the cloud growth. i thought business could slow down with people leaving their house. >> i agree with you. amazon is quality. if you look deeper into the numbers, the cloud story is not going away you see tremendous growth continuing in amazon web services which is a big piece of their long-term story. we have also been expecting that the ecommerce play would unravel because the pan an ddemic as pe started to get back out into the economy would have a natural pull back. the interesting thing is no one will stop ordering amazon products that's here to stay. i think we will see amazon settle where it will settle. the market is looking for long-term quality and durability in the end, amazon will have the last laugh. >> gina, one thing with the rising interest rates situation, the market will not deal with stupid evaluations paypal for example is that stupidly high? the others will be paper money,

gina: absolutely.t's a combination of margin pressures that were prominent in the first earnings quarter, but also a reassessment of expectations for what we are going to see and quarters ahead. one of the most telling things is to look at the overall retail space coming into this quarter. investors and analysts were expecting about a 7% drop retailers at-large, now greater than 20%--25% drop. a lot is amazon but target and walmart are nomadic of what is happening in the water retail space, true margin crunch resulting in vicious downward estimates, for future quarters of this year. kriti: brendan, when you are live blogging you made points in terms of international sales. this is about the international consumer, if you look at walmart sales from yesterday you made the point that those international sales are declining. how much of the currency picture we need to be aware of? brendan: what walmart really talked about was demand in china with lockdowns. that hit them in the chinese stores and kept thei

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and around the world about 75% of the jump in energy and food prices, gina, came before the invasion by putin it accelerated as he amassed troops on the border and people speculated what he might do. we had inflation well before anything happened in ukraine, did we not >> you are absolutely right, brian. much of that was really pandemic related labor shortages that led to commodities and supply shortages. supply shortages put us in a precarious situation if you look at the peak of inflation expectations, they occurred before the beginning of the year they occurred in late 2021 when inflation expectations were at the highest. believe it or not, inflation surprises have been lower and lower. the numbers are still high, but the absolute terms are still high we have been trending down in terms of what is expected versus what we get. >> yeah. i want to show and i don't know if we have the chart ready we are looking at the run-up from when the fed began and congress, you know, fiscal and monetary stimulus. guys, thank you very much. from the pandemic lows back in march 2022 and then the fi

we are about to have a conversation with gina raimondo. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> now we welcome our audiences, we are joined by david westin and gina raimondo, the u.s. secretary of commerce and the former governor of rhode island. let's talk a little bit about what is happening in the labor market. we saw today the payroll numbers. we saw a very strong set of data. what we didn't see was pickup in the participation rate. there is evidence within the data that we may start to see a skills gap emerging in the united states. we were just speaking to the coo of pioneer who talked about that. you are the commerce secretary, not labor. commerce has a vested interest. does america have a skills gap and what can be done about it? >> good morning. first, i will say the jobs numbers, there have only been three times in the past 50 years that we have seen unemployment rates as low as it is. having said that, we do have a skills gap. we also have an issue with not providing enough support to women. if you look at the industries where you see the slowest gro

luke's mom gina is a member of the group. they're with me now. thank you for spending a few minutes with me. i don't know if you heard that last report on democratic senators saying it feels different. well, we have heard senators say it feels different before and no federal legislative change. does it feel or appear to be different this time from your vantage point? >> it feels like there's a little more energy in this at the moment. can't really recall if it feels different than when the parkland shooting happened 4 1/2 years ago, but we're encouraged to see, you know, the negotiations going on. there's another group of senators, nine democrats and republicans, we're very happy to see that lindsey graham and senator blumenthal are back together. we had been talking with them about red flag laws in 2019, and had made substantial progress back then, and unfortunately the impeachment kind of derailed all of that. so we're very hopeful that they're going to get back on track with this. >> let's talk about the gun and the sale of that gun. the parkl

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for a while and so we just think that that large scale purchase is not on the agenda. >> all right ginaappoint, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much >> gina sanchez with three buys and a bail. >> a look at the emerging markets posting gains in may and whether there's more room to run. before we head to break, we show you the chart and tell the story. booking holdings on pace for its best week since mid march after the stock fell 30% in less than a month. the ceo of its priceline unit joined "squawk box" for his prediction of the summer travel season >> flight prices are running 40% up over 2021, so year over year, and consumers appear to be willing to pay the prices which have seen flight capacity running close to record high, even though there are seats available, down 10%. with that pressure on the inventory you're going to sea e busy airports not just for memorial day but throughout the summer. ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a ded

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so gina, how are you dealing with this? are you dealing with this sort of extraordinary volatile market that in some ways seems oversold but the dangers are still maybe to the down side? >> well, you know, i don't think now's the time to sell; right? as soon as you think about that, it's too late. but we think there's three reasons to be optimistic towards the second half of the year. and one is because the market has come down so much, valuations are attractive, but p-e on forward looking earnings is 16 instead of 22. we still think strong earnings will support a stock market rally, and we do expect inflation to ease by the end of the year. so we're bullish, although we're cautious. we do not know we're at the bottom. bottoming is the process. we could reach the lows but we think we will have a better half of the year. >> charles: how do you ride out the near term buminess of this market? >> i'm more cautious than gina perhaps. i think cash is an asset class that everyone should have and accumulate. i think we should be in

transportation command, gina adams, president and ceo of gerber, and ambassador of switzerland to the united states. i especially want to thank dr. biden for being here, and for being a tireless advocate for our children. before we begin, i want to take just a moment to say that i am holding close to my heart the parents and friends and loved ones of the 19 beautiful children and two adults who were murdered at robb elementary school. as a parent and as an american, i cannot fathom the depths of the pain that they are feeling right now. but too many others can./ the black community in buffalo. the taiwanese community in laguna woods. communities in parkland and charleston and newtown. too many people with a hole in their hearts that cannot be filled. if anyone ever doubted that gun violence is a public health crisis in america, yesterday was an unequivocal reminder that it most definitely is. we owe it to them, to the victims and the survivors, we owe it to each other and to our children to do more to address this crisis. our children should be able to go to school safely. their paren

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it reads welcome to camp sentinel, open to t kids everywhere and gina macdonald joins us now.wi gina, thanks foror being with us tonight . you know, we see news reports. we sometimes see video of these open air drug markets. >> what is it like in san francisco? well, thank you for having me in san francisco right now wea are seeing two people a day on average die of fentanyl overdoses we've had so far this year. one hundred and ninety three people die from overdoses. janu it's just januaryar to april. we see just the streets lined with drug dealers, people laying on the street, shootingng up, smoking,, fentanyl smokinger heroin, living on the street in tents. and we see city agenciesie handing out foil and clean needles and pipes and things you use and that's what san francisco has become. so the response to this crisis, this human tragedy right thereth on your streetse, the responseto by your city's leaders is to pass out boyle clean needles to enable well, that is what iss happening by the nonprofit agencies that are contracted through through the city. there are definitely they're

gina sanchez and kim forest. the major question for the markets and the economy is whether the inflation rate is likely, or not to fall sharply in the coming months and unfortunately, the data point to a lot of persistent price and wage precarers the labor market is are where where we see the over heating. they hit a record 11.5 million and the quips hit a record that's two openings, almost, for every unemployed person in america. then we got the first quarter report on labor costs and p productivity so, that's compensation benefits and all of that. but it's still trailing inflation. in real terms, it dropped for the second quarter in a row. it was down 1.4% year on year. you're right if you feel like you're not keeping up. this morning got the big jobs report, the wages number they were soft but still up 5.5% from a year ago. and for nonsupervisory workers, they were up more than 6%. not only a huge increase, it's not enough to come out ahead in real terms all of this is why the market seems more focussed on inf

cousins gina and nancy? when they found sandi's car did you go to thinking -- >> there's a chance she's gone. >> she's gone. >> i figured if someone had her, that's it. from the perspective of law enforcement when you find sandi's car abandoned with the keys and her cell phone inside. >> at least it gave us an area to focus upon. the vehicle was located in southwestern king county. >> the cops noted an unusual detail, the driver's seat was pushed back. sandi who was tiny, drove with the seat in the foward position. as close to the steering wheel as possible. >> when you find a car and a wallet and no sandi? >> well, sandi clearly had been taken away from her vehicle in some manner, and at that point we were very focused on why was this vehicle located here? why was her wallet found across town? >> to detectives, it all added up to foul play. >> it was a very strange and compelling case. a mother of two small children, essentially just dropped off the radar screen. >> was it baffling to the whole police depar

guy: we will be talking to gina raimondo about are we starting to end up in a situation where we have a skills gap. cpi next week, the survey is 8.1, down from 8.5. what are people saying at the conference you are at about the trajectory of inflation and about powell's to take basis point off of the table? michael: nobody thought 75 basis points was a serious proposal. i think the market got ahead of itself in thinking that way. the fed does want to move expeditiously and 50 basis points was a big change, especially when you are going to do it for a couple months in a row. i don't think that will be an issue front of mind but everybody is king that maybe inflation has peaked. headline inflation -- but everybody is thinking that maybe inflation has pete. -- but everly is thinking that maybe inflation has peaked -- but everybody is inking that maybe inflation has peaked. if core doesn't rise as fast as the headline, that would be after news on the inflation front for the fed. kriti: i to ask about the 75 basis points mike was talking about. is there any chance that the 75 basis points d

we've been going out into the field documenting these sites in that kind of i would say akila, gina, sans to see what struck to and still exist as well as contextualizing this tangible heritage, dis, tangible, nato buildings in land to people as memories and people stories digitizing african cultural heritage is a way to re examine, contextualize, and preserve this history and culture. ah, i feel that they walk about read going to digitize his see is also about connecting time. we are connecting the past the present. and in this very act we are shipping future. 7 thanks to digitization, it's possible to save, got casual heritage for generations to come. but 3 d models shouldn't be regarded as mere replacements or backups of the originals. instead, there a chance for people across the globe to get to know cultural sides they otherwise may have never seen was your take? can monuments really be capital on the screen? or do you need to physically be there to get the full experience? let us know what do you think? as often now? bye bye. ah . oh god bless and good ideas. these benedictine

gina. sienna has been a rice farmer for all of his adult life. working the rice paddies has always been hard, but it provided stability for his family. no more. after sri lanka, band, chemical fertilizers, crop yields have dropped steeply as a warrior de lumpy booth. and again, we used chemical fertilizer and we were able to get a yield of about 3000 kilograms of rice per acre. lot in the but since we switched to organic farming lot him, we have received only half than yield is 1500 kilograms or less. alan mer above the even worse. no one is surprised by the disastrous drop. the government's moved to organic fertilizers had been controversial from the start. after that than what i thought about going up. even experts rejected italy. these experts, including professors advised against full dependency on organic fertilizer to go to the farmers also clearly expressed a disapproval earlier. but despite the opposition out of another government went ahead and imposed strict rules and forced it on us. you end in the end of it failed little league. you had been a very will you even the governme

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