paradigm's gus coldobella, thank you.oming up, index ventures partner nina achadjian joins us to discuss a new $200 million seed fund and what kind of start ups are looking for. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: seat funding -- seed funding is not new to index ventures. the firm has backed this i spoke companies at the seed stage, like robinhood and deliver oo. the firm has launched a new, $200 million seed fund called index origins. partner nina achadjian joins us now for more. talk about the seed fund and the companies you have picked for success. nina: we have been doing seed investing for quite some time at index. index origin is a way for us to meet the needs of new founders. they need a platform that can scale with them from origin all the way through out. so being able to do a $200 million seed fund is part of our $800 million venture fund in order to do this. what we are doing to help founders be successful with today is having access to capital and a trusted partner from day one of the journey until the company ma

joining us to discuss is gus gus goldebella of paradigm.re focused on crypto but but you've got a long history working for other countries. you are a top lawyer in the apartment of homeland security. think about the legal ramifications of all this. but first, with your investment hat on, how important was brevan howard saying they are buying vis-a-vis a coinbase listing to a new system? gus: everything that happened in the past week related to coinbase and related to other serious players making an announcement about etf's are point to the main issue here, which is that crypto is that a mainstream inflection point. five years ago, there were forward-looking hobbyists in the area and stories would come across the newspaper every once in a while. but today, crypto is in the newspaper every day. it has totally hit the public consciousness. bitcoin at all-time highs, coinbase going public, fidelity and galaxy end of the companies -- and other companies filing for etf applications with the ftc. and this is resulting in a massive amount of well-d

gus was serving on the uss, arizona. and he had written to his family to tell them that he was going to be able to send extra money to them. because he was gus had went ahead and volunteered for extra duty and part of that extra duty was working in the galley. and on december 7th 1941 on that sunday morning gus was working in the galley on board the uss, arizona. next slide and of course the us has arizona was sunk. and he was listed as one of the men killed in action. so from the very beginning of world war ii we see hispanic americans not only serving but actually making the ultimate sacrifice there. next slide but d-day one of the most infamous in allied invasions on the normandy next slide fruit also chavez from pecos, texas. through doso had just recently been married and there's you see a photo of him with his wife maria. they had a child together in early of 1943 and he put those was already part of. of the 29th infantry division that actually made the landing at omaha beach. they were the 29th infantry division w

the chief says the officer has been separated from gus the canine with gus returning to the originaldor. the department also says the officer did not lose his job and that training of k-9s in the future will be closely monitored. gus suffered no injuries and is fully healthy. >>> up next, banning menthol cigarettes. the move by the fda and the backlash that followed. >>> banning menthol cigarettes the fda hoping to remove the flavored cigarettes from store shelves. the cdc says data from 2018 shows that more than one-third of cigarettes sold in the u.s. were menthols. another concern, doctors say most black smokers buy them. >> despite all the headlines focused on covid-19, tobacco related disease remains the leading cause of preventible death in the country. >> flavored cigars would also be banned. the new regulations are expected in the coming year. >>> a possible speed bump to your summer road trip. some stations are actually running out of gasoline. not because there is a gas shortage but there aren't any drivers. it is a driver shortage. last year many were laid off because of t

walter -- virgil gus grisham. john glenn. leroy gordon cooper.alcolm scott carpenter. ♪ the seven new astronauts spent months and months undergoing rigorous testing and training. ♪ several monkeys took rides in the murky spacecraft while they were being trained. ♪ [engines firing] ♪ meanwhile, the orbiting of unmanned satellites became more and more commonplace, and weather watchers found a permanent place in our daily lives by improving weather forecasting capabilities. ♪ on august 12 1960 president eisenhower took part in the first transmission of the echo one communication satellite. >> this is president eisenhower speaking. it is a great personal satisfaction to participate in this first experiment in communication involving the use of the satellite balloon known as echo. narrator: on may 5, 1961, astronaut alan shepherd made america's first sub orbital flight, project mercury was underway. >> 3, 2, 1. >> roger, liftoff, and the clock has started. yes, sir, reading you loud and clear. freedom seven. it is go. 14 psi. oxygen is go. cabin press

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here in jamaica really really tough and people literally you get the sense from the indian captain is gus people breath. thank you very much for that update i'm ready to change did i mean delhi bureau chief. a man miles military commander has travelled to indonesia for an emergency summit of regional late is it's the 1st time general main only long has left me and must since the army seized power from the civilian government at the beginning of february adelaide is set to press for an end to the violent crackdown on pro-democracy activists according to rights groups hundreds of people have been killed during protests demonstrators say they refused to back down until their elected leaders afraid. remembering the victims of myanmar is crackdown on democracy more than 700 people have been killed since the military seized power in a coup on february 1st in spite of the danger demonstrators take to the streets almost daily to protest against the military regime and demand to return to democracy. the country's deposed civilian leader aung sun suu kyi remains in detention as do thousands of poli

ukraine instead of north korea this doesn't change the fact that it's russian gas that is that this is gus that comes that comes from states with companies and russia and the independence of one source like russia for gas it would not be changed if we decide to not take it that it was grossly too but rubio ukraine there are few the arguments of the other side also very weak let's let's switch gears just briefly and talk and talk about china are you concerned that germany is falling also into a trap when it comes to china because after years of fostering business ties your main business association is now saying that the west strategy for opening up china has failed they call it a wake up call is it a call that germany is potentially answering too late we have a german in the pacific strategy and we have a 10 sheet of european commission 2 and a half years ago on a more tough strategy on china i think we should mention u.s. and north america very close and the question how to be face so even creasing and. because if news of china by mixing political and economic interests to gether and i kn

strongest in northern scotland again, gus set 50-60 northern scotland again, gus set 50—60 mph.specially near those snow showers, it will feel a lot colder and more typical, really of the middle of winter. by the time we get to wednesday, those colder, stronger winds are out—of—the—way. still another cold start, mind you, many places, though, will have a dry day. we have still got some snow showers left over in the northeast of scotland, but most of them are now by this stage into the north sea, and instead, we look to the west to see advancing cloud coming in, maybe a little light rain or drizzle into northern northern ireland and parts of wells will stop many places will be dry, but it will cloud over after that cold start. it is still a cold day on wednesday, but not as windy by any means. a colder stronger winds are heading away from the uk and we are starting to see our weather coming in from the atlantic. so it is less cold air. we are left with low pressure to the north of the uk and some brisker winds on thursday and some rain, but still dry in the south. hello and welco

>> we have mazey and gus. >> mazey the rabbit is not here to get a covid shot. >> we appreciate you.and dozens of other rabbits areere ho get the vaccine for rbhd-2. while humans are not affected by the disease, this highly contagious virus is bad news for rabbits. first identified in china in the 1980s, the initial rhdb outbreak wiped out 140 million rabbits. the newer strain popped up in france in 2010 in 2019, washington got the first case. >> we have people who were desperate. you know, calling our clinic repeatedly over and over again, hey, we want the vaccine, please, please let us get this vaccine. >> reporter: this doctor was the first veterinarian in the country to import the vaccine. no american company has produced the vaccine, she had to get permission to bring it in to the u.s. >> we know it's 90% effective and that is really good. we are happy with that. considering the alternatives almost 100% fatality, it's really good. >> reporter: today, cases of rhbd-2 have been identified in a number of states and since so few have obtain today vaccine, finding the dose can be an

the russian general staff and the gr you -- simply called gu, it is the integral part of the russianthey are given orders by their superiors to gather information of the enemy which are maybe going to have a war in the coming several years, maybe not, and of course, hopefully. field officers working in the west under diplomatic cover, they are ordered to recruit assets. the more assets you recruit, the better the assets are, the better for you, and you are given marks like in school. here in headquarters in moscow, by analysts for how important are your recruits. if you do not recruit good assets -- if you do, you get metals, you get promotion, and if you don't, you don't. assets are also played money and you can also skim some money off the payment of the assets, so it is very important to all the time being room -- be working on recruiting. that is what the russian intelligence are doing, but they do not seek political information, because if the assets say inside the italian government are something, that is bad, because asset with the former kgb. that intellige -- the military is

so that's on the gus. so this was significant winds, and that's again. not that a typical now in altamont pass, you've got gusts up to 35 miles an hour right now, with living more downtown at about 25 miles an hour sustained. there's the sea breeze, blues and greens, and it's not just you see it xlat off this area pierce yet that area's not that's that's kind of by berryessa. so that hills that's a pretty high ridge line, so the cool air is not getting in. but the cool air spilling right up in through the delta, which is low lying and cooling off the end of a valley. so i come back. we'll look at the rain and the five day forecast. here in a few minutes, nearly revised map shows the widespread drought conditions plaguing much of this state. the map by the u. s drought monitor shows a good portion of california falls under the category of severe to extreme drought. those of the areas in the red and the orange. but look at the maroon their parts of the eastern, central and eastern southern regions again. those are the ones in maroon are facing exceptional

i wonder how confident are you that the jury will return a guilty gu gu guilty verdict in this case or a decision? >> it certainly seems to me that based on all the information that we know including what has been presented over the last eight or nine days and what will continue to come in throughout the trial points to a clear conviction in this particular case. george floyd had a knee to his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds while handcuffed including while he was on the street corner lifeless and motionless let alone clearly he was not resisting. you know, for the last year or so as we've been struggling through this pandemic, we've been urged by public health prop professionals to wash our hands for 20 seconds. that seems like an eternity, those 20 seconds of washing our hands, which we should continue to do as we navigate our way through covid-19. can you imagine a knee to someone's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds? that's murder. >> i want to ask you about the january 6th insurrection. former republican speaker of the house john boehner writes the former president quote incited

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[closing bell rings] liz: gus, great to have you.s report after the bell. we're cumming back with "kudlow" ♪. larry: hello, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. great to be with it you. two big tories in today's "wall street journal" what wall street is telling us about the u.s. economic route look, that is one. the west looks past covid-19 and sees economic resurgence. that's another. i thought the first story, they're both important stories, don't get me wrong but i thought the first story was a little soft. yes, it credited government stimulus and vaccines for the booming economy. i don't know. the stimulus is so short-lived. it did note how prepandemic we were producing strong gai f

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well that's gus.y up to 50 miles an hour on some of the ridge tops, so most areas today were down around 2025 miles an hour. the forecast for tomorrow, then the yellows or seventies the greens or sixties and it zone i stay look a lot like today. temperature wise as well. so the forecast high 73 fairfield 70 to these numbers. down, obviously from yesterday. when again we those inland numbers. we had numbers in the low eighties 82 83 degrees. so that's the plan tomorrow, which is wednesday and then our tuesday and then as we get into wednesday and thursday, temperatures are generally going to warm up as we go into the weekend with highs back into the low eighties possible by the end of the weekend. bill. thank you. squat valley. alpine meadows is preparing to build a base to base gondola connecting the two resorts. it's a $60 million project that'll transport guests between the village at schooi valley and the alpine meadows base area. the gondola could move 1400 people per hour in eight passenger cars.

we've some tremendous gus developing out there. and you can see in the distance there. see those clouds. yeah. not everybody's getting it, but some people are aware it was coming down. it was coming down very heavily. look at the storms. >> rolling right through northern parts of napa county and now parts of slama county to is that storm system moves on by some lightning strikes with that as well watch closely, especially for causing any fires is not a lot of rain associated with it just moving through very quickly. but you see that spreading rain through saint out believe in the napa area. and then for the south. now we're starting to see a couple showers moving into parts of vacaville down even further south and that toward fairfield american canyon may be getting near vallejo. but this is going to run out of steam. pretty quickly. it's pretty isolated. and then it's going to sweep away making its way into the central valley. you see right here model start picking up on it as this moisture begins to rotate and kind of casey's for to see if they're moving in the sacram

gu. go get your vaccination now. it's free and it's convenient. 90% of the american people live within 5 miles of a site where you can get a vaccination. you can do this. and we will do this. thank you, all. and god bless you. and as much of the temptation is to stay outdoors on this beautiful day, i have more work to do. thank you very, very much. >> reporter: mr. president, the risk is so -- >> reporter: would you have any preconditions before meeting with vladimir putin. >> one at a time. >> reporter: if the risk is so low outdoors, why doesn't this new guidance apply to everybody? >> because the science indicates that the most concern way to make sure it doesn't spread is if both people have been vaccinated. >> reporter: and you chose to a wear a mask as you walked out here, what message were you sending by wearing a mask -- >> >> watching me take it off and not put it on. >> do you have any preconditions with meeting with vladimir putin -- >> reporter: will you make it faster for them to get the vaccines, the va

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. >> after alan shepherd and gus gris ham's test flight four other astronauts orbited starting with johnard. >> you are go: >> water systems. >> go. >> range operations. >> mercury castle. >> go. >> all panel lights are correct. the ready light is on, the check mercury umbilical. clear. >> all recorders, t minus 18 seconds and counting it hit start. >> 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. >> as nasa geared up to respond to the lunar commitment, it became clear that new management techniques for handling far flung systems manufacture and final integration would have to be developed. clear also was the fact that state of the art electronics and computers would be pushed to the limit. unknowns about the moon were numerous. such things as whether an astronaut would sink into dust over his head were a real concern. lunar impact studies like these were carried out in an attempt to learn. researchers fired projectiles simulating meteors hitting the moon and descend rock like material and how much was thrown out by the impact. this animation shows how scientists believe the huge crater tico was formed on

more in the 20 to 25 mile an hour range, even farther inland and some gus along the coast in the 30 toange that will get your attention and trying to move you around a little bit. we will see some white caps out on the bay by friday afternoon. looking good as we look down for the golden gate, not sing any fog at this point but it will keep its way back in as we head later into the evening and into tonight. 57 degrees downtown, that several degrees warmer than we have been at this point in the evening for the past several days, only 60 degrees in oakland but temperatures farther inland, mid to upper 60s to around 70 degrees and that is not too bad. about you by rocky, he is a 14- year-old retriever, who when this picture was taken had had some kind of surgical procedures but he looks like the cone of shame not really bothering rocky whatsoever. we hope by this point he is feeling well enough to get out and take advantage of the nice weather this evening. temperatures in novato, rocky's hometown in the 60s now, they will steadily drop into the 50s after the sun goes down. temperatures wi

this one in ventura county forced some evacuation o ic were late lstern gu as rain also in new england. but most of the northeast will have strong winds today. up to 60 miles an hour. new york reaches 68 degrees today. very hot in southern california and the southwest. 70s from the northern rockies all the way to the southeast. you got 82 in new orleans. >>> coming up, amazon announces when it's rolling out big deals in the coming months. >>> also ahead, multiple arrests in the kidnapping of lady gaga's dogs. how police say they tracked down the suspects. >>> and the nfl draft unlike ever before. th dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ as the covid-19 vaccines become available you might be asking yourself... should i get it? and if i do... will i be able go about life wit

management for the marine environment slows and practice proved to be efficient so for example when nolan gus company. is doing a new project that will. probably have an impact on the marine environment. they have to make an impact assessment and report to d.m.'s me and together with the minister of environment they have to put in place some strategy of mitigation and compensation going back to the grief. installation and we just did a recent one with $200.00 units which was for $600.00 tonnes almost of relief 3 days after we put it there we thought we'd done it and there was fish living there really was before it was just a barren piece of ground 3 days later we had fish moving in. the arabian gulf is a very special sea it's extreme it can go to 15 degrees in the winter to $35.00 degrees in the summer so there's like 20 degrees range of water temperature and for course for example this is completely insane on the great barrier reef if the temperature of varies by cheetah griese above the normal they start reaching and suffering and eventually dying in cata the species we have and the adapted

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you've got general gus that are beginning to move in along the coastline. some of those gusts to 32 miles per hour right there at the pier 15 downtown in the richmond. you're looking 60 mile an hour winds in the north, a 26 mile an hour winds near beach and costa hills to 29 you get the idea some gusty winds all around the bay area. 22 in shelbyville. also some of those gusty winds continuing into the east bay crockett. you're looking at 13 mile an hour winds right through the delta 20 mile an hour winds, 20 mile an hour winds port chicago, you get the idea some gusty winds out there for sure. and that will continue through the evening hours. but something else we're watching for 2. they've had a fire up toward ukiah today. this is controlled burn. this is this is not wildfire up there. so you can see right here, they're going to be doing this off and on all week. but the flow, the pattern here that northwesterly winds been carrying some of that smoke. you can see all the way down in the santa rosa in the outfield petaluma. some of those places you may have

ukraine instead of north for him this doesn't change the fact that it's russian gas that is that this is gus that comes that cut that comes from states with companies and russia and the independence of one source like russia for gas it would not be changed if we decide to not take it that it was grossly too but with the ukraine there few of the arguments of the other side also very weak let's let's switch gears just briefly and talk and talk about china are you concerned that germany is falling also into a trap when it comes to china because after years of fostering business ties your main business association is now saying that the west strategy for opening up china has failed they call it a wake up call is it a call that germany is potentially answering too late we have a german in the pacific strategy and we have 10 sheets of the opium commission 2 and a half years ago on a more tough strategy on china i think we should mention 'd u.s. and north america very close in the question how to be face even creasing. because if news of china by mixing political and economic interests together and

of a dive bomber, and in sumatra, dickie richardson and in sumatra, dickie richardson and his pilot, gushe java sea. the ship where prince philip was the first lieutenant arrived very promptly, 20 minutes after they crashed into the sea. fished them out of the water, and prince philip lent his clothes, including his silk pyjamas to dickie richardson, who dined out on that story for the rest of his life. he only died a couple of his life. he only died a couple of years ago. aha, of his life. he only died a couple of years age-— of his life. he only died a couple of years ago. a rather lovely story to have up — of years ago. a rather lovely story to have up your— of years ago. a rather lovely story to have up your sleeve. _ of years ago. a rather lovely story to have up your sleeve. captain, l to have up your sleeve. captain, thank you so much for talking to us. a little later in the programme, we'll have more on the death of prince philip. activists in myanmar say soliders have killed more than 80 people in the central city of bago. the mass killing occured during violent clashes on frida

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ukraine instead of north cleam this doesn't change the fact that it's russian gas that is that this is gus that comes that comes from states with companies and russia and the independence of one source like russia for gas it would not be changed if we decide to not take it that it was grossly too but with the ukraine there are few the arguments of the other side also very weak let's let's switch gears just briefly and talk and talk about china are you concerned that germany is falling also into a trap when it comes to china because after years of fostering business ties your main business association is now saying that the west strategy for opening up china has failed they call it a wake up call is it a call that germany is potentially answering too late we have a german in the pacific strategy and we have 10 she talks european commission 2 and off years ago on a more tough strategy on china i think we should mention u.s. and north america very close in the question how to be face even creasing. because if news of china by mixing political and economic interests together and i know as a ge

you might notice gus 'tis. tomorrow evening depending on where you are. into the over night hours.ong range out look. wednesday april 14. notice right there you see the spot the green. it's not over the bay area. it is over the sierra. looking like a possibility for scattered showers for the lake tahoe area wednesday and thursday. the rest of us here it's not looking good. you can see the rain staying in the pacific. through saturday april 17. and we're going to be getting warmer. let's look at san francisco 7-day forecast. cooling down a bit. in tuesday. that will be probably the coolest day of the week. including inland areas. by next sunday we'll warm up by as much as five, nine degrees in some spots. giving a preview of summer. hopefully you get a chance to get out next weekend. >> all right. thanks. >> back in a moment. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever

>> as soon as we were celebrating guilty, guilty, gu guilty, then someone runs up and says, they did it again in ohio. we were celebrating the life of justin, who was murdered by st. paul police, and while we're celebrating his birthday, someone runs up to me two sundays ago, john, they just killed somebody in brooklyn center. so these victories are short-lived. it's going to happen again, and again in this state, unless we get some reform and accountability. >> justice may have been served in the legal system. but real justice would be gianna floyd growing up with her father alive. how does one reconcile that? >> don, i'm so tired of ingesting this in my body. i don't know if people know that. but it's traumatic for an african-american male and mom to keep ingesting, even though these aren't our children. but they are, these are our kids, future doctors, lawyers, future barack obamas, and they're dying at the hands of people who are supposed to protect us. some people say we're making law enforcement's job hard, but laulaw enforcement is making it hard to be black in america. >> thi

most interesting part of the forecast beyond the fact the temperatures will be trending cooler and the gus 'tis wind tomorrow. watch out for that. ocean beech. that more interesting part of forecast, end of the week. more clouds and potential for seeing rain showers. as we get through the weekend, notice we have here into saturday. rain approaching north coast. and this particular model just did an update. it keeps the rain chances ongoing. sunday sp monday. the window of opportunity will be the 24 through the 26th. we want to see model consistency from weather models. the same picture. here's one that does bring a forecast for now. we want to see this trend continue. it could lead to april showers. plan on more windy conditions. cooler temperatures monday through wednesday. a brief warm up thursday. let's hope next weekend we can briefly talk less about fire danger and showers getting into the 7-day forecast. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed for rain >>> so many of us are working from home. that's all well and good. it's making us sitting ducks for a growing fraud. >> official sounding c

gus, thank you for joining us., but we're all focused on coinbase going public, potentially a $100 billion valuation, which frankly blows my mind. does this make sense to you? >> well, thanks for having me on it does make sense, because what we have seen over the past six months to a year is crypto is at a mainstream inflection point. it's very exciting, but it's hit the public consciousness in other ways you have seen the crypto art on the front page of the "wall street journal". bitcoin hit an all-time high today, and major institutions have filed with the ftc, so this has resulted in a massive amount of attention and spike in the number of users, and just ordinary people who are sbld in crypto >> so will that etf ultimately get approved this is still a relatively new area of investment >> you know, we are hopeful that the folks that president biden have brought into the s.e.c., including gary gensler, who has been focused on cryptocurrencies at m.i.t. for the last several years will give the applications a full

or you are hanging out with my friend gus. >> greg: may be i do like those robot dogs after all.! >> greg: everybody knows, it's a minority of women are abject slobs. >> absolutely disgusting. one time kim came over and he was like -- my fiance, he said what is this pasta stain on the floor? i think it was ziti. he said he wasn't asking what kind of pasta it was. i actually like -- look, just because kids can't get covid from disinfecting the surface, i think we should still be doing it. right? i like that we were doing it. >> are you a libertarian? >> no, have you ever been to a theme park which might give got to clean -- brushing your teeth doesn't reduce your risk of covid, but you should still do it. you could still get a cold or the flu or a touch of booger or an old gum. usually at my house. >> and disgusted. walter, as a man, as a male, identifies a man britt i know that i am kind of disgusting, especially with my mask usage. i don't know what to do with my mouse, how about you? >> i've worn the same mask since covid started. it's true. they never released guidelines on ch

people would have resulted in a citation, a friendly advice moment, a -- i'm going to give you a pass, guet it done. the question is why it doesn't extend to people of color, we can't allow officers to say hey a split-second decision ab solves me of responsibility because the supreme court only extended that benefit of doubt based on if they truly had to make a split-second decision based on reasonableness. was it reasonable to believe you were holding a taser instead of a service weapon. was it reasonable to use and discharge the weapon nor the citable effect. particularly when, remember, he is pulled over, they have his license, and they know where to find him, he was not endangering himself or other people. what could the officers have done to ob vrks iate the need to use force on his person while he was alive. car off. closed door. behind the vehicle. why weren't those steps taken. there's a lot of concerns and questions. i'm with the chief, the notion of this use of form of continuum was not intended to be a carte blanche or just a gift to officers. >> i want to come back to somethin

gu a little more -- gilliaume a little more optimistic but also making a movement of freight.rket traditionally, but airbus is looking at that. there will be long-lasting implications. guy: 100%. alix: talking about business travel -- after having talked to airbus and having looked at boeing's result, you have a different take on boeing from yesterday than you do after talking to airbus today? guy: they are in completely different places. boeing has had to deal with so many problems and airbus has not. little issues, but it has not had the problems that boeing has had. the recovery will come in the narrow bodies. not in planes, the big ones we all get excited about. it is the narrow bodies. that is where airbus has a huge opportunity. the two 20's is what we are looking at the moment. small super efficient airplanes. the long-range version which a lot of airlines will be looking at. boeing does not have those options. that will be problematic. nevertheless, boeing is starting to get stronger. it will recover from here. guy: it has to -- alix: it has to. there are only two of t

gu to the place where there's been an outbreak and you kind of smother it with immunity.supply means that we are able to open up eligibility to large numbers of people, which is good, but we're now, you know, vaccinating 20, 30-year-olds who are lower risk. they should be vaccinated, but they're clearly lower risk, in places where there is no big outbreak or surge. so i think it would make sense to try to direct and send more vaccines to places like michigan, places like philadelphia, places like new jersey where we're seeing these hospitalization upticks as well. and especially direct them to the front line essential workers who cannot just sort of stay home and order those groceries, because they're the ones sending us the groceries, because we're vaccinated by age, which is important, because old people are -- you know, they have vulnerabilities, but now there are all these people who cannot necessarily protect themselves and the vaccinated are feeling great. that is very understandable, because they're clearly safer, but we cannot leave those people behind just becaus

ukraine instead of north korea this doesn't change the fact that it's russian gas that is that this is gus that comes that comes from states with companies and russia and the independence of one source like russia for gas it would not be changed if we decide to not take it the newest crossbreed to part with the ukraine there are few the arguments of the other side also very weak let's let's switch gears just briefly and talk and talk about china are you concerned that germany is falling also into a trap when it comes to china because after years of fostering business ties your main business association is now saying that the west strategy for opening up china has failed they call it a wake up call is it a call that germany is potentially answering too late we have a german in the pacific strategy and we have a 10 sheet of the european commission 2 and a half years ago or more tough strategy on china i think we should match u.s. and north america very close and the question how to be face so even creasing. because if news of china by mixing political and economic interests to gether and i k

there is the afternoon onshore surge, san francisco has a 23 mile-per- hour gus.don't see that anywhere else unless you are on the coast or on the delta where will always be windy. and it will try to find its way inland being pulled in by all the hot air within the central valley. so today not that much windy today and a little warmer, future cast picks up on this week's system off the coast and no change. pretty unique to watch this. as we put this into the long- range forecast models we will continue to see system sitting out there, even as the one right now gets kicked onshore. that will not bring us rain. it will be replaced by another one. were looking at the possibility that a majority of the month of april we see a system. what does it mean for us? it doesn't want anything to do with us so it means nothing. daytime highs relatively warm, 70s and sunshine inland, upper 60s and low 70s at the bay and upper 50s on the coast. onshore breeze and morning clouds, that is the drill. >>> a nurse in brazil has come up with an innovative way to warm the hands of her c

looking at a biopic or something like that, and there has been some documentaries written on someone like gus garcia might be really interesting. and it is a tragedy really. it is a tragic story. i think it would be an interesting story to be told. i actually think, wrote an article that will be in the right directors and writers hands would be a really interesting movie. so george washington gomez tells a story of a family down in jonesville on the ground which is brownsville and so his father is killed by texas rangers. but his father's would proud of the u.s. so he swears of his brothers to never tell his son he still by the rangers. in sorbed george washington gomez, he only goes by like george in school. he starts learning that in school he's one person. talks about the kind of double consciousness way. in school and classes george and at home and in these different things and everyone always tells them is supposed to be a leader for his people is going to be this great figure that's going to bring about social change. and at the end of it actually becomes this by. he gets a law degree a

business oriented republicans who know that there is a valid point made in the georgia law because it gusvisions that are needed in election law but also some completely mean-spirited political provisions that don't stand up, not giving people food and water in line, being the greatest example of that. >> but, ben, about that. about those good provisions that you're referring to in the georgia law, since it's more of a mixed bag, i think, than some demo democrats say it is, do you think it's going too far by taking these actions in georgia? >> i think it may have been too far other than fact it was the first bill. it was really handed in a way that was wrong. the whole signing ceremony, the arrest of the legislator, a bunch of provisions in it really hid the positive election law administration changes that were in the bill. so it did become a symbol. it is in georgia, which is obviously kind of ground zero for election disputes. i think corporate america saw its role as a citizen about needing to express etc. regarding the provisions. >> how much power do these corporations have, do you

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