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ing. that stimulus money might flow directly into the stock market too. and i think you rook at the vaccine, all of the headlines i'm seeing lately have been positive suggesting that we're going to, you know, get out of this thing at least as quickly as we thought and maybe a little bit quicker. i think a lot of people could be looking at making up for lost time with their summer vacations. jack: yes. we all had been doing that. unfortunately, carlton, it's pretty serious in in texas as natural gas pipelines froze, we heard horrible stories. the broader picture for the energy market has been demand if increasing as the economy reopens, and that's been pushing prices higher as well. >> definitely. so we have oil topping $60 a barrel, we had a huge spike in natural gas prices for the reasons you mentioned. but there are reason to believe that the underlying case for energy is good. even ahead of the storm the etf was gaining, and it's up 22% this year. some analysts at ever corps said we're

european union in many member states and hence not everyone has access to the vaccine so attribute ing rights to people on the basis of health status is dangerous it's even more questionable as long as people don't have access to the vaccine i mean let's guarantee 1st that people get the vaccine and then we can debate on what kind of stomps or carts or whatever we want . of course they have to be prepared obviously they can't just remain in damage control mode forever certain member states economies heavily rely on tourism without a certificate system or a passport of some kind how do you suggest that they rev up their economy again. well how about we start by targeting the virus you know it's been absolutely incredible what we've been seeing from the european union will lag behind both on the vaccine roll out on the vaccine purchases all the production capacity very simply you know we should ramp up production capacity as quickly as possible so with all those little arcs are but with all due respect and i'm sorry for interrupting there that is not something that they can control right

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and then how screening should happen in schools and so she's in relation to ing. our ventilation guidance was the first in the nation that we were aware of. we wrote this early on, late summer early autumn when folks why starting to worry about ventilation in the setting of covid-19 and much credit to environmental health for leading the way there and the state asked us for our guidance which they then adopted. we have influenced the state outdoor dining and barriers and our thought process behind that and we wrote the state guidance to reopening playgrounds actually and they just adopted it and they made changes but again, it led to the state opening playgrounds and then early on in the pandemic, we wrote ppe recommendations for shelter staff and serving persons experiencing homelessness during scarcity and this is last summer when no one in the country was writing anything in that department and i'm proud to say we're very health protective in recommending ppe first shelter staff and ed was the sme on that. and i also want to mention a colleague of mine actually

president joe biden today sound ing a dark note on the future of the american economy, a weaker than expected jobs report showing 49,000 jobs added in december, less than expected and only 6,000 in the private sector, and an unemployment rate at 6.3%. now president biden came into office, promising to compromise with just 16 days into his presidency, biden has ditched his calls for unity with the republicans. instead, dispatching vice president harris to break a partisan tie in the senate for his first major piece of legislation. now, democrats are set to jam through a massive $1.9 trillion stimulus deal without any republican support. and president biden told house democrats today, that may not be big enough. >> you saw the jobs report and only 6,000 private sector jobs have been created, and at that rate, it's going to take 10 years before we get to full employment and that's not a hype rbole, that's a fact, president obama put me in charge of the recovery act and it was hard as hell to get the votes for it to begin with, and then it was hard as hell to get even the number we got,

chris turner from ing is with us.t was your reaction to this brewing story over the past couple of days and the headlines we finally got last night. chris: that was one of the alternatives, a technocratic government would be invited under draghi. as you mentioned before, very well respected name and i think italian politics is very complex so it is not necessarily a done deal he will lead that technocratic government. we have to see the broad coalition behind him. we can't assume it is a done deal now, but it would be welcome. in fx markets, you would say euro was slightly weaker over the last two or three weeks and started to recover, euro-dollar got caught up with a broad number of things, but i think were draghi to be installed within a technocratic government, allowing the eu recovery funds to be distributed to italy and others, some a major beneficiary, that would be a well development for the euro. anna: if that is not going to be the main driver, where is your focus on the euro at this point? clearly the fight

and it's super bowl weekend and there can be plenty of ways to make money from bet and invest ing we've got you covered either way all that and so much more on "making money." all right, the market is higher on the verge of closing out a magnificent week amid optimism over massive amounts of money pouring into the economy, greater distribution of vaccine including that single shot option, perhaps real soon from johnson & johnson, and strong earnings which ultimately dictate the value of stocks and markets, for more on where we're going from here and what the big winners might be i want to bring in managing director michelle schneider along with wets enhancement group senior vp nicole web and fox business contributor scott martin. michelle, i'll start with you. we've got this jobs report this morning. i thought the ugliest part of it was that 400,000 decline the labor participation which by the way probably still at the fate of that $1.9 trillion stimulus they're pushing through but you take that, add in more vaccine, the ground is reopening as this economy and ultimately looks like the

so i think this is just showcas ing the power of the blockchain technology.t one of the side effects of blockchain, that was just in vented to show you what blockchain technology can do, and now, people like mark cuban showing that the industry has really reached a much higher public acceptance and personally , i think the nft side of it is a little bit more personal, but i'm very happy to see that cryptocurrency has come along this way. actually, if you think about it, in a very short period of time. charles: yeah, no you're absolutely right. in the meantime though it hasn't been a smooth ride, right? we see bitcoin under pressure again and a lot of folks are telling me these wild gyrations are just part of the growing pains. is that your assessment of this , maybe if you want to be a part of it get used to 20% gyrations? >> yes. 100%, so any value asset and yes , i do consider bitcoin a value asset, which warren buffett would probably get angry about, but i do think that it is now time to accept bitcoin in some other cryptocurrencies as a value asset but if

okay, breaking news you're looking at a live picture of the fda's vaccine committee hear ing on whether to authorize johnson & johnson's one shot vaccine candidate and while approval is not yet confirmed, it is expected, perhaps, as soon as this evening. pentagon officials say if approved vaccine shipments could soon reach 13 million doses per week by march which is double the current rate. j & j stock has been higher it's moving lower by 1.8% as we wait. now the vaccine ramp up has got to be, i don't know, beethovan's ninth symphony to the ears of airbnb ceo brian chesky. the stock is soaring in the final hour of trade jumping 16% after the company reported a $3.9 billion quarterly loss, but a revenue beat by a longshot. let's bring in airbnb ceo brian chesky. welcome back, thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you for having me today, liz. liz: this is your first quarter ly report since taking the company public two months ago. translate for investors airbnb's near $4 billion loss and why it isn't as bad as it may look on the surface. >> well, yeah, the gap ebitda loss was involved,

and you can see more of hendrix whistle ing adventures on our you tube channel. next up we are going to get a new perspective on art with a british painter patrick hughes now he is known for his unique 3 d. optical illusions and not only did he invent the technique he also invented the terminology we met up with the artist in his studio to learn more about his view on a reverse specter of. seclusion is on 3 dimensional surfaces. they play with trumpets so it's and perspectives to trick the viewer into seeing what's not really there. british artist culture cues calls this reverse spectrum for the 1st perspective the painter developed the technique itself . it's extraordinary because it uses you to create the movement. to make the move through the machines inside but my makes it work by having you move the painting seemed to me. he's got a team of 6 to support him in his london studio the actual creation is a very involved process. it can take up to 3 months to complete one image. the 1st step is to build a 3 dimensional base out of wood. and patrick you sketches o

and fro-ings, american democracy is strong.nd the american constitution is strong and robust. and we're delighted -- i'm very delighted to have a good relationship with the white house, which is an important part of any u.k. prime minister's mission. and i've had some good conversations already with president biden. fantastic conversations about the way he sees things. you know, margaret, there has been some important developments in the way the u.k./u.s. speaking thas come toghascome together it few weeks, particularly on things like climate change, nato, iran. and the u.s. and the u.k. will work together to deal with the environmental challenge that faces our planet. some of the stuff we're now hearing from the new american administration, from the new white house, is incredibly encouraging, and we want to work with the president on that. >> brennan: and i understand you will be hosting president biden for his first foreign meeting on the 19th, although it will be virtual because of covid. the trump administration has already

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european union in many member states and hence not everyone has access to the vaccine so attribute ing rights to people on the basis of health status is dangerous it's even more questionable as long as people don't have access to the vaccine i mean let's guarantee 1st that people get the vaccine and then we can debate on what kind of. or carts or whatever we want. security forces in nigeria have launched a rescue operation to find more than 300 kidnapped schoolgirls gunman struck in a nighttime raid on a boarding school undeterred known to carry out kidnappings to demand ransom payments and bargain for the release of jailed gang members jarius president says the government won't give in to blackmail it's the scene on the latest mass kidnapping of nigeria's children and then forced their way into a government girls secondary school engine gaping and the country's northwest nearby residents say the shooters fired constantly forcing people to cower in their homes the kidnappers took off with more than 300 girls police and the military have launched a joint search and rescue operation. wel

ing what do you think? >> yeah.o know the truth about how many covid deaths occurred on cuomo's watch. as cuomo was busy writing a book, literally praising himself for his covid efforts, he was allegedly cooking the books to obscure the number of deaths occurring in nursing homes. new york's attorney general, laticia james -- who i'll point out, liz, is a democrat -- recently released a report accusing cuomo of undercounting covid deaths in nursing homes by up to 50%. and as cuomo was manipulating the numbers, he received an emmy award, he was the subject of glowing media coverage. there are thousands of families out there who are affected by this man's decisions who deserve the truth. they deserve accurate accounting. these are people's family members who died, their spouses, their parents. has cuomo no shame? it's one thing to make a bad decision, but then to lie about it for a year as thousands of people died because of your decisions? that's just moral depravity that should not be accepted by the people of new y

s medical chief say they're committed to combat ing misinformation and admits not community could derail all the efforts in the fight against the pandemic if one particular community remains in vaccinated in the virus will seek them out and it will go through their community like wildfire it's not something any of us wish to see which is why we're spending a lot of time and a lot of resources in this area the big message i have for everyone is this virus just doesn't care what ethnic background you're from it just doesn't care about the color of your skin or where you live in the world the virus does not discriminate the u.k. has made significant progress with its vaccine rollout which has been faster than most other countries but to see the program completed a key obstacle needs to be overcome convincing the most vulnerable communities to take the job of b.c. you see continuing nation of the existence of the virus people already disproportionately affected by. this virus so if i clean cotton communities only dressed to make sure that you get vaccinated to stay safe to get them to the te

>> f-ing traitor. so much for backing the blue. there's a couple more examples. >> they called law enforcement officers traitors. you have to wonder who are these rioters sworn to? to whom do they believe the police owe their loyalty? to the people? to the constitution? to our democracy? or to donald trump? even those who were not outwardly injured, the mental toll has been significant. several capitol police officers have reportedly threatened self-harm in the days following the riot. in one case, an officer voluntarily turned in her gun because she was afraid of what might happen. black police officers were also met with racist vitriol. you heard lead manager raskin reference a black police officer who, weary from racialized violence that he had experienced that day saying tears just started streaming down my face. i said, what the f, man? is this america? is this america, lead manager raskin asks. is this america? what is your answer to that question? is this okay? if not, what are we going to do about it? these people matter. t

we'll get much more on all of that come ing up. this is clearly an historical and critical week here in washington for the president and certainly for his massive pandemic relief plan. our senior white house correspondent phil mattingly is joining us right now. phil, the white house believes the bill being crafted by congressional democrats will align very closely with what the president has outlined. >> that's right, wolf. that $1.9 trillion plan. while the rest of washington shifts its focus starting tomorrow to impeachment, the white house making cheer from the president on down, their focus is getting that planned signed into law. >> that will be a primary focus for him this week, or of his senior staff either. >> on the eve of his predecessor's second impeachment trial -- >> the president himself would tell you we keep him pretty busy and he has a full schedule this week. >> reporter: president biden focused primarily on one thing, covid relief. >> we're encouraged that both speaker pelosi and majority leader schumer are in fu

and now there's fauci-ing. a term first coined by the dating app plenty of fish. to date someone because you don't feel they're taking covid-19 seriously enough. on top of being worried about ghosting or catfishing, now i have to worry about being fauci'd. is this a thing? is being fauci'd a thing? >> yeah. what we're seeing at ok cupid is there's been hundreds of thousands of people who said they wouldn't even bother meeting up with someone who wouldn't be open to socially distancing. >> reporter: forget cupid, the fauci effect is in full force. the doctor himself learning about fauci'ing just this week. >> i'm going to fauci you. >> reporter: but for the modern dater fauci'ing is serious business. >> no vaccine really means no valentine, and it's something that is a huge, huge deal breaker for people. >> reporter: and 20% of modern daters say they want their potential new boo to wear two masks. >> they now want their dates to be double masking like dr. fauci has recommended. >> reporter: so forget the bend and snap, if you don't want to get fauci'd, now it's all

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we have our fox business team coverage with blake burman cover ing the white house, also have hillary vaughn standing by on capitol hill, ashley webster is in florida so blake, let's start with you on this news breaking getting the children back-to-school. what's the latest there? reporter: there is not a mandate , connell, from the cdc to recope schools they say they can't do that and rather what they provided to was guidance and a roadmap as to how schools could potentially reopen safely here in the future. it's not one-size-fits-all either, for example, four different color codes as to how school districts and communities can operate, based on what the transmission rate of covid-19 looks like within those communities; however these are the main guiding principles going forward, according to the cdc. for example, they say that there should be connell: use of wearing masks, physical distancing and hand washing along with focusing on cleaning and maintaining healthy facilit ies and contact tracing. the cdc also recommending the use of pods, meaning student s staying together in groups

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and then how screening should happen in schools and so she's in relation to ing. our ventilation guidance was the first in the nation that we were aware of. we wrote this early on, late summer early autumn when folks why starting to worry about ventilation in the setting of covid-19 and much credit to environmental health for leading the way there and the state asked us for our guidance which they then adopted. we have influenced the state outdoor dining and barriers and our thought process behind that and we wrote the state guidance to reopening playgrounds actually and they just adopted it and they made changes but again, it led to the state opening playgrounds and then early on in the pandemic, we wrote ppe recommendations for shelter staff and serving persons experiencing homelessness during scarcity and this is last summer when no one in the country was writing anything in that department and i'm proud to say we're very health protective in recommending ppe first shelter staff and ed was the sme on that. and i also want to mention a colleague of mine actually

>>ing it adult male get into airplane at andrews. >> that is exactly what the air force is investigatingow. everybody in the department and certainly everybody in the air force understands what a serious matter this is. they have made adjustments to their security protocols at andrews. >> the intruder who was handed over to law enforcement and given a federal summons was trespassing had two outstanding arrest warrants for theft. he said he just wanted to see a plane. officials suggested the man may have been suffering from mental issues at the time and did not belong to a known extremist group. the air force has launched a worldwide security investigation of its bases and flight lines. president biden flew out of joint base andrews just moments ago, heading home to delaware. we are told that none of the president's air force one's fleet were breached. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. an update to a story we brought you last night. the cost for the national guard deployed to washington, d.c. since january 6th is now estimated to be around $438 million. and

and fro—ing was involved there, so there is really a difficult negotiation.rtant because obviously there is this massive instability due to covid, so if this is going to get agreed, and if both sides can get around exactly what is happening, the better companies on both sides.— on both sides. nice to see you, fiona, on both sides. nice to see you, fiona. and _ on both sides. nice to see you, fiona, and fiona _ on both sides. nice to see you, fiona, and fiona cincotta - on both sides. nice to see you, fiona, and fiona cincotta from| fiona, and fiona cincotta from city index. let's talk transport. the giant uber, the white knuckle ride for investors continues! it was nearly $1 billion last year, despite a surge in revenues and its food delivery service, uber eats. ~ . ., eats. with the pandemic, more of us have _ eats. with the pandemic, more of us have been _ eats. with the pandemic, more of us have been ordering - eats. with the pandemic, more of us have been ordering food i of us have been ordering food online and that as helped uber. its food delivery busin

friday, watch out for dutch letter ing. -- dutch lender ing.ave plenty of earnings that we get our teeth into, looking at ratios and possible cross-border consolidation. bloomberg continues into the next hour. we will talk about the reflation trade. we are close to record highs. we keep touching record highs, so we will ask what next. tom keene joins me out of new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: janet yellen says the u.s. needs big stimulus to get the economy back on track quickly. larry summers publicly disagrees. a new astrazeneca vaccine is being developed, this after early data suggests the product has limited efficacy against the south african covid variant. and ecb president christine lagarde hints at a soft exit from stimulus once a recovery takes hold. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. come -- tom, are you ok? are you thinking about the reflation trade and how you can trade it in the second week in february? there is a lot going on? we look at covid-19, vacci

shipping in volume so sometimes that is proved differentiating in our road show when we're asked question ingmake our own anode, cath eid, light and separator. those are worth class in and of themselves but when we integrate those toby, we can make high-program was cells, where it's an expensive asset, and you need it to probably tick outly, our batteries that we may, fast charging, in a very safe application. what's it's like to be making a battery in the center of houston, but two, with the change of administrations railroad expecting a more favorable subsidy situation to come your way? >> i don't foe yug on the -- if the -- then the return on investment will speak for itself, but it does help when it's anouned tha 645,000 government vehicles need to be electrified. europe has it and we're seeing it in our customers in such a rapid pace of course, china does by being the largest market of today. the fact we're in houston, it's a great place for a headquarters, but being a glob company, that is just a ironic. >> it just mash you l.a. lap a bit. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you >>> al

and then how screening should happen in schools and so she's in relation to ing. our ventilation guidance was the first in the nation that we were aware of. we wrote this early on, late summer early autumn when folks why starting to worry about ventilation in the setting of covid-19 and much credit to environmental health for leading the way there and the state asked us for our guidance which they then adopted. we have influenced the state outdoor dining and barriers and our thought process behind that and we wrote the state guidance to reopening playgrounds actually and they just adopted it and they made changes but again, it led to the state opening playgrounds and then early on in the pandemic, we wrote ppe recommendations for shelter staff and serving persons experiencing homelessness during scarcity and this is last summer when no one in the country was writing anything in that department and i'm proud to say we're very health protective in recommending ppe first shelter staff and ed was the sme on that. and i also want to mention a colleague of mine actually

it hasn't done that since august first, the most important roll-out is accelerate ing of course we have a second-half reopening. finally. most importantly, blowout earnings, that's really what moves the market here. the big stories, last week here, much quiet her gamestop may be iffy, but you see activision, blizzard, and the guidance they gave for 2021, well above estimates this is a story of two different game companies gamestop versus activision very different stories there guys, back to you. >> as stocks do approach these report highs, what is left to guy down she's chief strategist, and ron asana is an analyst and commentator as well as a senior adviser at schroeder's are you feeling more sanguine about the direction of the -- i would say, tyler from the vaccines that are, you have to feel somewhat better about that and the quickening pace is good news as well for the biden team to infuse more moan is all good news i'm feeling better obviously, you know, we can tackle valuation game all day long the fell committed to keeping them there. you i was struck by one note you said, the en

dani: of course, lots of earnings come a really strong one from ing. more profits.f the biggest gainers of the day. they are hoping to return to dividends as soon as the ecb gives them the go-ahead. we talked with the ing cfo about this earlier today. >> we think with the better macroeconomic situation that growth will resume with pricing discipline, additional fee income growth, as well as cost efficiency. believe we are back on track for a challenging 2020. dani: back on track. of course, that's exactly what investors want to hear. the other earnings we got after the bill yesterday, proving to be one of the big gainers today, is l'oreal. a lot of their luxury brands were brought in airports, for example. no travel means less sales. what they were able to make up for that in what they call their active skincare line -- moisturizers, creams, that sort of thing. they had a very strong showing, meaning sales were at 4.8 percent growth in the fourth quarter. analysts expected less than 3%, so definitely beating expectations there. and apparently therapy, one of their p

european union in many member states and hence not everyone has access to the vaccine so attribute ingrights to people on the basis of health status is dangerous it's even more questionable as long as people don't have access to the vaccine i mean let's guarantee 1st that people get the vaccine and then we can debate on what kind of stamps or cards or whatever we want but of course they have to be prepared obviously they can't just remain in damage control mode forever certain member states economies heavily rely on tourism without a certificate system or a passport of some kind how do you suggest that they rev up their economy again. well how about we start by targeting the virus you know it's been absolutely incredible what we've been seeing from the european union will lag behind both on the vaccine rollout on the vaccine purchases on the production capacity very simply you know we should ramp up production capacity as quickly as possible so with all those little acts are put with all due respect and i'm sorry for interrupting that that is not something that they can control those a

and cortez ing grace europe's largest department store chain is also open the authorities only allow them to operate at 30 percent capacity but some departments are still crowded the company stresses that everything safe items of clothing for example are disinfected after each city. it's very important to us that customers feel safe shopping here. and according to department of health data if there are very few are virtually no coronavirus outbreaks in retail stores. but smaller stores in particular are suffering the most from the pandemic as many spaniards are still holding back on shopping posy on store saw his sales drop by more than 50 percent so far government aid has only been available in the form of loans. now this is the. government is not giving out free money which is causing companies to go even deeper into debt. that businesses for many years or even drive them into bankruptcy. for rent signs can be seen all around. many store owners have shut down for good leading to the loss of more than. 50000 jobs throughout spain you know so i don't know what i'm going to hear in th