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hal lambert back with us.ed it is the digital currency player, it will kill off anyone else who is even thinking of it. what do you make of that? >> yeah, i think all really comes down to power. when you're unelected communist regime the number one fear is being left alone. you want to make sure you control every aspect of your citizens' lives. they have done it. they can see all the transactions going on exempt for bitcoin. they don't like that. if you want a digital yuan, you see real time purchases, you can monitor it, you don't want bit kind around. you don't want capital flows going out of your country in bitcoin. this is about control and maining control. bitcoin has gotten too big for their comfort level and they're trying to squash it. interesting, neil, it hasn't really worked. we've seen down on bitcoin but holding steady within the 30,000, 34,000 range. with this news it is up. it is not doing what china expected it to do, trying to collapse the cryptocurrency market and it hasn't happened to this p

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short-term expectations drive valuation. >> hal reynolds, pleasure to have you back on a short week,, have a great day. >> good to speak with you. >>> thank you. that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. we have futures not doing a lot, but a lot of news under the hood opec and crypto. cyber crime. a lot to talk about. "squawk box" picks it up next. we wl ilsee you tomorrow on wex. have a spectacular day business was steady, but then an influx of new four-legged friends changed everything. dr. petsworth welcomed these new patients. the only problem? more appointments meant he needed more space. that's when dr. petsworth turned to his american express business card, which offers spending potential that's built for his changing business needs. he used his card to furnish a new exam room and everyone was happy. get the card built for business. by american express. ♪ watch the olympic games on xfinity ♪ ♪ root for team usa and feel the energy ♪ ♪ 7000 plus hours of the olympics on display ♪ ♪ with xfinity you get every hour of every day ♪ ♪ different sports on different screens, ♪ ♪ yo

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. >>> was your mother there when you were inducted into that hal?>yes. >> hea neuce laer >> well,e >> well,e e frdom. it's at the core of who we are. the freedom to live without fear. og whe we ease. to wear a hoodie. the freedom to breathe. before we celebrate the freedom most americans have, we must fight for the freedom all americans deserve. because all lives can't matter, until black lives matter. we are missing the sounds of a busy morning, the sounds of joyfulness, and the sounds of hustle and crowded sidewalks. [traffic sounds - drums] we are missing the soundtrack of our lives. we've endured over a year of solitude and struggle. we all yearn to connect again and we will. but we must continue pselv and e around us. acnated... cessy guin rent. around us. acnated... [squl m look at her scoot. h at bottle? [squirrel 1] oh no, he's going to throw it in the trash. i can't look! [squirrel 2] wait, wait. he's putting it in his bag to recycle later. [squirrel 1] way to go, mister brown shoes. [squirrel 2] hey! up here [squirrel 1] can he see us? [ch

this is a festival that was thrown by tony lawrence and hal tulchin.e footage, it was like, 2017 so they came to "the tonight show," i really didn't believe that this thing happened but when i saw the footage, like, i was overwhelmed. like it's 40 hours of the greatest, crisp footage ever >> jimmy: you entered the movie in sundance. i mean, walk me through this, because i was here the day - >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: -- that it all, kind of, happened it was bizarre >> questlove: like, the whole sundance thing is really a a blur i get a call early in the morning to say that exactly at 11:10 a.m., make sure that i pick up my phone because tabitha jackson, who runs sundance, is going to -- wants to talk to me. so, it was -- we were in the middle of a blizzard this particular morning and it was like three feet of snow on the ground there was eight inches of slush. it was hailing and wind. it was, like, the worst -- next to hurricane sandy, it was like the worst conditions and so, at 11:10, she calls me right when i arrive at 30 rock and all i'm trying to

the first of three virtual health and safety town hals, the district is expecting all students to returnrson for learning on august 16th. the school district is facing questions about receiving funds for opening early. more ahead for you this morning. 4:54. scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> this morning our countdown to the tokyo olympic games is on. relative of rock and roll royalty will represent the united states at the summer games. >> the u.s. equest stre yan team announced their jumping team and a familiar name appears. 29-year-old jessica springsteen, daughter of bruce springsteen, made the squad. jessica springsteen trained in riding since 4 years old on her famous father's farm in new jersey. some say she was born to ride and don't forget, nbc bay area is your home for the olympics. watch the games here starting july 23rd. >> going to be so much fun. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," state

i mean, just after yorktown, we had this huge victory at yorktown, and then i think it was john hal's diary and a lot of other accounts. the army is being decimated some by smallpox but also i think by other diseases. i think it was typhus and other diseases. as they headed north from yorktown to head back to the northern states, they were being dropped off at different parts. the philadelphia hospitals and barracks were full of these guys. and, yeah, i think it really would have been a real mess. and if you've ever read about -- if you ever read about the effect of smallpox have on people, which i just did for an article not too long ago, that's freaking horrific. it's un -- it's a horrific disease. disease. at the very least, it's probably leaving it a with pox scars all over your face. it's liable to, i forget the percentage of deaths from smallpox, but it was relatively high. it horrible death also. it reminds me of ebola. that's the kind of death it was. i think it was a huge thing he got smallpox vaccine, or inoculation into the army at least. >> for disclaimer, i finished the b

the business itself it is the only one of the major airlines right now adding capacity in the second halsus the other three that are slashing capacity because of labor constraints. so for those reasons this is a stock that i like a lot going into reports and they report in two weeks or so. so the trade structure that i want to use reflects the fact that because earnings are coming up here in less than two weeks, the implied volatility for these options are a bit on the expensive side so i'm using -- so i'm going out to the july 30th weekly options, september, 52.5 56 call diagonal here, and i'm spending about $3 for the september 52.5 calls, and i'm selling the july 30th 56 calls against that for about 60 cents. so net-net here i'm paying $2.40 for this call diagonal so i'm risking here about 4.5% of the underlying stock's value to place a longer-term bet that southwest airlines will perform well on earnings and well into the second half of this year >> mike, what do you think you look at the trade there, is this a trade that you advise doing on a sector that is already been really trade

austria's scenic town of hal—ine suffered severe damage when torrential rain sent flood water rushingragging along anything in its path including cars. and in parts of sicily�*s capital, palermo, sudden thunderstorms and heavy rains hit the italian island, turning roads into rivers. the fire brigade had to rescue drivers trapped in their cars in dinghies. many people may have been spied on using spyware according to a massive datalink. misuse of a spyware sold and developed by an israeli surveillance company — the company in question have denied the allegations against them and say that technology is only sold to the law enforcement and technology agencies of vetted companies. the software is known as pegasus, so how does it work? one click on a malicious link and install software without the owner having any idea. it isn't the only means of attack a simple mist whatsapp call can also install it. patches in iphone security mean thats have been installed again without the user's knowledge, regardless of whether they received a message. it can read text messages and conversations and a

portion of the business reopened three months ago for meet and greet is so doubt yoshi's general manager hal campbell's credits community support raising nearly $200,000 and loans. helping the business stay afloat. surviving was really hard. we're actually almost. lost the business twice when i have a show the artist is coming back home. that's how i feel like this is their home. and i'm just hosting them at their home. escovedo plays at yoshi's every year, he tells me this night is a wish come true. he wanted to be the first artist to play at yoshi's for its reopening. it's the beat of your heart. you know that keeps our heart being and keeps us alive. is the music. s kavita will be playing here through sunday. he tells me he'll be celebrating his 86th birthday july 13th and is considering retiring so audiences this weekend will be getting a special treat. yoshi's gm says there are artists booked through january 2022 when the business celebrates its. 50th anniversary. andre good to ceo. she's surviving and thriving. amber. thank you. well coming up a group of palo alto police officers takin

austria's scenic town of hal ine suffered severe damage when torrential rain sent flood water rushingthe town centre, dragging cars and debris along. and in parts of sicily�*s capital, palermo, sudden thunderstorms and heavy rains which hit the italian island turned roads into into rivers. drivers trapped in their cars had to be rescued by the fire brigade in dinghies. the uk prime minister is now self isolating following contact with the health secretary sajid javid who has coronavirus. downing street had to do a rapid u turn after initially saying borisjohnson and the uk chancellor rishi sunak would be part of a pilot scheme allowing them to keep working if they tested negative every day. but with hundreds of thousands of people having to self—isolate after a positive contact, they were met with a barrage of criticism, and mrjohnson conceded it was �*important that everybody sticks to the same rules." it comes as almost all legal covid restrictions are due to be lifted in england on monday. here�*s our political correspondent nick eardley. life might be feeling a bit more normal, bu

. >> hello everyone welcome to the store's virtual event series my name is hal and the event director of the bookstore and an absolute thrill today to get to welcome george packer for the release of last best hope american crisis and renewal in conversation with williams. but the pandemic is taken a toll on all of our lives, events like the one you see

. >> hello everyone welcome to the store's virtual event series my name is hal and the event director of the bookstore and an absolute thrill today to get to welcome george packer for the release of last best hope american crisis and renewal in conversation with williams. but the pandemic is taken a toll on all of our lives, events like the one you see her become bright spots in our days to give a huge thanks for guess for joining us this evening especially to george what our favorite locals. some housekeeping should build to see in your presenters but they cannot hear or see you. so if you have

frankly think they were all discussed with this kind of thing using the lake champlain corridor and bud halin by this time has recognized washington as washington and the main american army as the primary center of gravity. he is the commander-in-chief in new york city and what he argues is i want to go to philadelphia where the seed of congresses and will i do that all assure i can go up there and destroyed can army will end at first he considered marching over h lando philadelphia but it could lead to all sorts of problems and he would have to protect his lines of communication back to new york and of course he was earned in late 76 early 77 with the trenton and princeton campaign in washington conducted against him so he decides to use the mobility of the realm avian is rather the commander of the royal navy and the loads his troop is on ship and his plan is -- i'm going to go back a second. his plan then is to load onto ships and take his army by c. and ultimately they will end up going up to the chesapeake they land south of philadelphia and then -- so that is howe's plan. fairly strai

stewart myrtle beach hal, dave bellinger, fernandez, richard faulk and i met to think about what we could do on our trip to stop nixon from using the pilots, the captures pilots as the pretext for perpetuating the war. when americans flew over the north they bombed villages and rice paddys. everything. they were also shot down. and the pilots who parachuted were captured and taken prisoner. the nixon administration claimed, with possible -- possibly good reason, that the pilots were being tortured. and of course in war that's always a possibility. and nixon wouldn't stop the bombing until the vietnamese stopped the torture and released the men. of course, if they stopped bombing, they wouldn't have prisoners of war. families of the missing men, missing because only a few knew who was dead or alive, joined the nixon campaign. stewart meacham came up with a suggestion that since nearly all families had no idea if their pilot seasons, fathers or husbands had been companytured, killed, or were missing in action, we should offer to find out by letting them write a letter once a month and recei

to confront the history of racist ideas associated with hal social economic, cultural, political disparitiesacist policies. just a few months later, in front of the american historical association, she went further. >> the social studies curriculum, we have been, the last decade, or two decades, at a critical juncture at really recognizing the need to teach critical history. is also really critical that we begin to introduce a lot of the systemic structures that we have in place, and understanding that our role as educators become really important because the narrative we often expose students to his white exceptionalism. >> laura: you are always smarter with glasses, right? come on. joining us now, ben carson, former hud secretary, founder of american cornerstone institute. dr. carson, we can now see this clear line were social studies became social activism or a vehicle for it. your reaction? >> well, in fact, this person says they have actions and associates that with critical race theory, in which they abandon all thought to political neutrality which used to characterize public educatio

facing similar pilo shortages, causing it to trim its schedule but up to 80 flights a day for the first haljuly. 1600 for american pilots still need their retraining, accordin to its pilot union. and the airline has yet to replace another 1,000 who recently retired. give a 44 million people meanwhile chose to driver over the holiday weekend, according to aaa. and well for seeing a gas price over the summer, driver spent about 95 cents more on a gallon of gas this fourth of july compared to last year. and here is the good news, prices are expected to climb another 10-20 cents through august. happy summer, everyone. >> ouch. it's -- if you want a lot of ago somewhere, be prepared. we said we put get more kevin court, so are bringing it back. for the july, there were a lot of likes my neighborhood and people celebrating a lot of fireworks and dogs dressed up, all of it. there are some new polling numbers about america bradley you've been digging into who is proud to be an american and who isn't exactly. >> i think the biggest take awa is there a lot of proud americans can be do really love the

. >> hello everyone welcome to the store's virtual event series my name is hal and the event director of the bookstore and an absolute thrill today to get to welcome george packer for the release of last best hope american crisis and renewal in conversation with williams. but the pandemic is taken a toll on all of our lives, events like the one you see her become bright spots in our days to give a huge thanks for guess for joining us this evening especially to george what our favorite locals. some housekeeping should build to see in your presenters but they cannot hear or see you. so if you have any questions click on the q&a button at the bottom of the screen, submit them will be absolutes at the end of the program. there's also a chat button hereto which i'll be hosting a link to buy tonight's book. we are all at the mercy of her home internet connection and server load so please bear in thinning technical issues that might arise. will try to solve them quickly. we scheduled a whole host of summer programming. had over to our website to stay up-to-date. i do want to point out next t

please, a 50 piece 50 exactly, not 51, not 49 , 50, and let me have a large drink, no ice, half sprite, halck-fil-a, and the 50 minis match the 50 points he scored in game six of the clincher. she as i mentioned is also clutched, got it done very didn't even shake, nothing. not even nervous. gladly watch that together. outnumbered is next. so many do not know that. there's no expiration date on your eligibility for the va home loan. every veteran, every service member out there if you're thinking about buying a home if you're thinking about a cash out refi whatever you're thinking with a mortgage, you should come to newday usa first. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. and you could take out $50,000 dollars or more. ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is ac

. >> hal linden is basically the bob newhart of that office. does he have the same address? >> the workplace comedy is great because all the characters come in and they're not related, so they don't have something in common. >> turned out to be a diverse cast which was i guess different in those days. >> jack soo, gregory sierra, ron glass. that was pretty unusual and revolutionary. >> i believe that when the '70s happened it was a fallout of the '60s and they who might have had a dream about how america would be a completely different place then all of a sudden had to get a job. ♪ >> we're all part-time here. i'm part-time. i only work 60 hours a week. >> we were a bunch of people in a garage. we had dreams. we weren't going to make it. we were going to stick in that garage forever. but the dream was the thing it was about. >> great news. i just called the gym. they want me to spar with carlos navarone. >> the champ? >> wow. >> imagine, the champ hitting my face. >> danny devito's character on "taxi," louis depalma, has got to be top five grea

i think as they see the fda give hal final approval they will jump on the board and get vaccinated. if you live in a community with lower amounts of vaccination rates, generally speaking the southeast, it is much more likely you're going to see outbreaks. in fact, it is guaranteed you're going to see outbreaks over the course of this late summer and in the fall. so getting vaccinated, talking to your neighbors about why they should get vaccinated makes a very big difference in the spread of this over the course of the next few months. >> there was a that church camp outbreak, 125 out of 400 people at this church camp in texas. is that something you think -- we don't know their vaccination status for sure, but is this the type of thing that you expect we'll see? >> it's exactly the type of thing we'll see. church outings, weddings, other types of events, we'll see outbreaks of this nature. hopefully they will be limited in scope. they won't look anything like they did last year. but still they will be occurring in communities with largely unvaccinated people. there, of course, will a

let's remember a year and a hal ago. we started putting masks on children not because we were worried about severe illness bu because we were worried they were the super spreaders that we're going to infect their teachers and they're parents an other vulnerable adults. but here is the good news, data has now shown us that yes, they still are essentially going unscathed from covid 19, that's not to say there aren't severe cases, but it's about five or six hospitalizations for 1 million infections in kids, that's great news. we also know they're not transmitting it to the adults a much as we may have originally thought. any vulnerable adult around a child has the opportunity to be vaccinated. so we could not be masking our children until the vaccine is available for them. it doesn't make sense, it certainly doesn't follow the science. >> certainly there are a lot of people including the american academy of pediatrics saying al children should be masked up. of former surgeon general dr. jerome adams is recommending a return

college in new york city and author of the new york times bestseller a hobbit a wardrobe and a great war hal jrr tolkien and cs lewis rediscover faith friendship and heroism. as we welcome dr. joe loconte we encourage you to send questions throughout the event as we will have an opportunity to respond to them later in the program joe over to you. well, thank you angela for that very gracious introduction. thank you all joining us today. we got a terrific program lined up for you before i introduce our all-star panel and they are an all-star panel. let me just offer some historical perspective. to kind of remind us what what it is that we're fighting to preserve what's under attack what we're fighting to preserve so imagine a group of revolutionaries tired of tyranny hungry for liberty and ready to throw off the chains of political oppression. they're prepared to risk everything for freedom. they want an end to absolute monarchy what they want is a republic a republic a democratic form of government based on we the people so they launched their revolution of a freedom and to the astonishment

. >> hal linden is basically the bob newhart of that office, surrounded by all the craziness. >> lenny comedy is great because all the characters come in and they're not related. so they don't have something in common. >> turned out to be a diverse cast which was i guess different in those days. >> jack su, gregory sierra, ron glass, that was pretty unusual and revolutionary. >> and be sure to tune in, "the history of the sitcom" airs tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on cnn. >>> it may seem like cutting grass as a chore many kids would prefer to avoid but one man has convinced hundreds of people across the u.s. to volunteer to mow lawns for people who could use the help. this week's cnn heroes salutes rodney smith jr. who created the 50-yard challenge. >> our 50-yard challenge is a challenge we've issued to kids nationwide and worldwide to mow 50 lawns in their community. they make a sign saying i accept the 50-yard challenge and we'll send them a shirt and eye protection. to date we have about 2,000 kids nationwide. kids are responsible for finding their own lawns. that's another way

. >> reporter: every day that the hal taliban control surges in afghanistan, the situation grows more to flee the country after working alongside u.s. troops and diplomats. three interpreters who have applied for special immigrant visas to the united states or sivs spoke to cnn and described just how urgently they must get out of the country because after years of putting their lives on the line next to u.s. soldiers, the taliban are hunting them down. >> need to get out of the country. they are looking after us. >> our future will be dark. they're going to cut our heads, too. >> reporter: he's referring to a recent report of the taliban beheading aftghans who worked alongside u.s. troops. these afghans fear for theirs families as well as themselves. cnn is concealing their identities to keep them safe, one of them, nayob is particularly concerned about what will happen to his daughters if the taliban take over. >> they'll destroy the schools and they'll prevent my girls to go to school. >> reporter: all three men we spoke with have faced terrifying threats. one of them ramish explain

correa you're down alvaro's and hal tucker and we'll all wind up going down, frankie.reat work, turn it over to the bullpen. jake dieteman will come on, get his seventh save. nice plate ended by tony kemp and the eighth hold on tight 21 winners and they are 4.5 games back in the western vision. yeah, of course. the houston astros giants still leading the west in the national league by a game over the dodgers, who won last night victory over the cardinals, but it came with a little bit of a subplot. some fun and the usual. is it cheating? or is it gamesmanship? the extra curricular stuff started the second anyone, mike is stransky hammers one of the wall in center field. he's got himself an r b i double and the giants into the lead for good, but watch the cardinals rookie pitcher johan. oviedo he takes offense and you stream ski because he thinks he's giving signs to the home plate. wilmer floor is the batter scram scenes based we like, just throw the ball. and if you can read lips, you know that the rookie the nerve to talk back to you strip skin. here's mike's take on

um for two or three or four joe rogan like hours, but i think that hal is going to i come i'm the worst part about the event because i'm ending it. but as always for tom you need to get some sleep. so yeah thomas needs to get some sleep is extremely late. he's he's in from paris which we didn't mention but so a huge. thank you to thomas the mvp of the event staying up late asking great questions george as always wonderful working with you wonderful seeing you and for everyone. thank you for joining us and one thing that yes the book thing that i want to do. by the book one thing that i do want to do is post a link to the book, which i should have had ready, but i was just so captivated by that last answer that involved monarchism of all things. and so i am posting that in the chat one more time before we all leave. so, please click that link. check it out plenty of copies of the bookstore if your local and otherwise george thomas, thank you so much and this was lovely and everybody have a lovely evening and thank you for community bookstore and in every course everywhere. thank you guys

. >> hal lyndon is the bob newhart of that office surrounded by all the craziness. >> lenny is my otheris great because all the characters come in and they're not related. so they don't have something in common. >> turned out to be a diverse cast which was, i guess, different in those days. >> jack sue, gregory sierra, ron glass. that was pretty unusual and revolutionary. >> all right. boy, that really is taking us all back. let's bring in lorraine ali, the television critic for the "los angeles times." i thought about it in sitcoms and categories but then when you put it together like that, it makes perfect sense. what is it about -- i mean, whether it's "wkrp," "taxi," "murphy brown." what is it about the workplace that could conjure up so much good comedic material? >> i mean, it's kind of like what isn't there about the workplace. it's just got everything in it. it's got the dysfunction the family has but it's got all these people thrown together with their oddball, you know, kind of personalities. and they have to deal with that. they don't have their collective history of a family

but for just a catch-up trade, i think hal makes a lot of sense. >> down 3.5% today expand on your thoughtsenergy trade >> well, listen, if you were just looking at any one of these inflation inputs that people have been screaming about for the last couple of months that had kind of ripped higher earlier in the year, but have come off pretty dramatically, it made perfect sense that crude oil might do the same. and the confluence of events with the opec plus, volatility around whether they were going to reach a deal or not, it all kind of coincided now with this variant, really becoming a concern for some investors here, or at least about the pace of second half growth if you look at crude oil, and jeff just said something really interesting that he expects it to find a home and consolidate, go back and look in march. crude was at a high. i think it got back to the high 60s. it sold off maybe 15%. and it actually had a high single digit down day. a big down day and then it consolidated we might be in the throes of that too i know that guy and timothy that crude ultimately works higher here a

yoshi's general manager hal campbell's credits community support, raising nearly $200,000 and loans foress stay afloat. surviving was really hard. we actually almost lost. the business twice when i have a show the artist is coming back home. that's how i feel like this is their home. and i'm just hosting there, my dear home, escovedo plays that yoshi's every year. he tells me this night is a wish come true. he wanted to be the first artist to play at yoshi's for its reopening its. the beat of your heart, you know that keeps our heart being and keeps us alive is the music. esca veto will be playing here through sunday. he tells me he will be celebrating his 86th birthday july 13th and is considering retiring so audiences getting a special treat. no, she's gm says there are artists booked through january 2022 business will be celebrating its 50th anniversary of the music just got started. so it's the mood is absolutely. electric here, joy? yeah you can tell the beat of your heart and the beat goes on, amber. thank you. in san francisco. the warriors kicked off their first friday night hap

. >> our first september 11, september of 1776, john adams and ben franklin are meeting with the hal brothers to discuss the peace commission, the peace commission. you know, that's only a few months after they signed the declaration. >> yeah. yeah. >> yeah. i think a good word is the fragility of the whole thing. i think -- yeah, people don't realize how fragile everything was and that it was all -- yeah, it could have all gone away. and anytime -- numerous points throughout the war. so pretty amazing that it did fall into place the way it did. >> and we got a little over 10 minutes left. i want to throw a hand grenade into this. >> knox, henry knox? >> beside henry knox. one of the -- and we are dealing with a pandemic and inoculations and vaccinations and washington introduces inoculation or -- to the continental army. so with that being said, besides the smallpox inoculation, what is one thing on the periphery that actually let me go back to that. let me ask -- is that a good idea? what do you view on the view of smallpox, the epidemic, the belief that smallpox would have been a

hal what will make companies in this sector profitable in the future? >> you're right.re trying to have -- other services. the data is the biggest thing at the moment. the balance sheet of car manufacturers. the biggest challenge is the financing of the cars. most of the companies are doing -- the data. if they understood how to run the data, more services for -- especially for the european car manufacturers have to understand to take the software out of one hand and companies like volkswagen announced they could produce their own software and they now start with the software side of the car. anna: thank you very much. c.i.o. for european equities. he will be continuing his conversation with us on bloomberg radio at 9:00 a.m. u.k. team. i'll be there at 9:00. coming up on this program, we talk green bonds an sustainable finance for financial services. that conversation next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. the european union has proposed a whole slew of new rules to bring the world of finance into line with its ambitious goal to make

you know, hal, i'm looking through the selfish part of the markets if you'll indulge me and yesterdayot of worry about this , less worry today, but you do have to wonder average folks hearing this , we were mentioning earlier that apple is going to delay by a month to getting workers back into their offices. i'm sure there might be other companies that might consider that, and certainly a lot of workers, whether companies are or not, are not, certainly reconsidering it themselves so what would the impact be if this sort of festers? >> well, i mean, it could be damaging. i think it is really confusing the messages that are being put out and i think neil, you nailed it earlier when you said the cases are still down over 80 % so when you talk about this bump up in cases it's because the delta variant is more contagious and so people are catching it but that shouldn't be the measurement. the measurement should be whose going to the hospital, how sick are people getting and if somebody got vaccinated and caught the delta variant and all they had was sniffels why are we shutting things down

with me now is hal cohen who had a second kidney transplantjust before the first lockdown and has been— weakened immune systems. what does that mean in terms of how _ weakened immune systems. what does that mean in terms of how you - weakened immune systems. what does that mean in terms of how you manage | that mean in terms of how you manage your life and any outdoor contact? basically being extremely careful sister pandemic started, for the first real six months or so, i didn't leave the house much or at all at first. since then, recent times, i will do things outdoor bar at low—risk, but even after being doubly vaccinated i am not sure what protection i have, so i do not do things with indoor mixing, without ventilation, with people who i do not really know if people might be carrying covid or if they are vaccinated, i cannot take the risk. so you have just mentioned you a double vaccinated but you do not know what level of protection that has afforded you. if there anyway to measure it?— has afforded you. if there anyway to measure it? ., ,., ., , , measure it? there are some measu