jing ulrich there.nk that is an example of how delicate things still are in the region -- leave the politics to the politicians. that is not something you hear in the united states, or in europe for that matter. tom: she is so steamed in being where she is and being as consistent with deutsche bank and j.p. morgan over the year, and that was a real clinic. question after question a delicacy there, and that is a representation of mr. dimon's interest in the pacific rim. jonathan: and -- tom: are we governmentizing alibaba, is that what is really going on here? jonathan: i think that is the view of some people. regulators come down on this company hard, i think it is an example of how china's different. lisa: basically you want a chinese government that does not want all financial data held in a company that can be used in a multitude of ways, but in all honesty, we do not have a company like alibaba in the united states. it is not analogous to some of the big tech in the united states. jonathan: cpi in a

nbc bay area's jing area con au conejero saab is on the campus for us. >> reporter: spacious and organized is how it was described here at facebook. today over 1,200 people from surrounding underserved communities came to the tech giant's campus to get the shots. >> what is wonder if is we can vaccinate all of the adults in the family. >> reporter: today is exciting for her team from family health center in east palo alto. throughout the pandemic she worked to add access to covid testing and now vaccinations to underserved communities, and today she gets to help from facebook. >> we have to improve equity, we have what we call barrier-free vaccine clinics where people can just show up. we make sure that they meet the eligibility requirements, which now have all been waived except for you have to be 18 and older. >> reporter: the vaccination site at facebook particularly served three nearby communities. east palo alto and the communities of north oaks and bell haven. according to census data, the neighborhood of bell haven in menlo park reported 52% of covid cases in the city, prompting its

jing at times months motor sport was exempt from mark is trying to imagine what the future will be like after the pandemic is over he's in charge of a startup that's developing ideas for a new kind of tourism after coke at 19 all in all the bergdorf are very grateful that they've made it through the pandemic healthy so far. after the terror attack 5 years ago more than bacon belgium became known as a terrorism hotspot. a young tech entrepreneur wants to show that the brussels neighborhood has more to offer. molen back 5 years ago after terrorist attacks in paris and brussels the whole world knew that word and this place this district became infamous as the home base of a handful of bad guys the rest of my index almost 100000 residents felt unfairly stigmatised i was really frustrated inside. but i also wanted to explain to people the guys modeling big it's a nice area with people with quality. and this is not our city of truest ybor he was a real also felt lost growing up like those small and black men who would become bombers he dropped out of school at 13 but where they turned to crim

combination of fiscal spending and the combination of a very dovish fed and continued asset person jing- purchasing, will that be the rest -- recipe to get things going. as the solution for every essential bank has been trying to get inflation going and no one has been successful. rishaad: we could find ourselves in the right sort of environment to get inflation going. we have shipping rates going through the roof, commodities soared to record highs. that is on the one side. you also have possibly demand pull, money is sloshing around in terms of tech arriving on americans doorsteps and cost of infrastructure. it could be longer-lasting than many are arguing. >> absolutely. one thing you can count on with americans is we love to spend money. so with checks arriving and everybody -- we hope that the vaccine gets more widely disseminated around the world, our hearts go out to everyone in india and other countries that are suffering. but in the u.s. it is all systems go, people have had their vaccines, they are getting back to normal, people are traveling again. it is a pretty hot economy,

and it is expected to rise further as it's close to midnight here various efforts underway with the jing under the rubble for even more people who have been injured or died in the attack and we're talking about civilian students and even take people who are the hospitals that it was the area of the attack according to the head of the low guard the provincial council there was a minit truck that drove in that area where the dormitory in the hospital where the people in the truck said that they were coming to distribute food for it start like you mentioned it's the holy month of ramadan and then the explosion happened buildings collapsed and again according to the head of a low guard provincial council and dormitory problem there were a lot of students who were there ready to take their university entrance exams and according to game on please don't one floor there were 25 people there and he said that he believes that they are all dead the hospital has been badly damaged there have been a lot of people who have been transferred here out of the emergency hospital and downtown kabul and as

i'm wondering when kiwi expect a final determines about the united states participating in the pay jings given that he said the chinese president doesn't have a democratic bone in his body? >> well, i think the u.s. olympic committee would play a big role. >> he weighed in on major league baseball here in the united states. he actually didn't -- i don't know if you heard the answer -- the question the answer that happened a few minutes ago where we dressed this and i answered the question. so and i give a little more context maybe maybe you blnt paying attention to that part. >> tucker: i'm not going to answer the question i'm going to pretend that i already did and you didn't hear it because you are dumb it's your fault. we looked. there is no answer no. one at the white house explained why a law against voter fraud in georgia justify as boycott but a genocide in china does not. it doesn't matter. the domestic boycott against georgia grows any way. huge parts of corporate america have joined it. they decided that georgia is reinstating jim crow. here is a great one. coca cola, which is

markets this morning are jing lower take a look futures indicating deadline of start of trading for dow industrials ahead of another batch of earnings reports from major companies today including coca-cola, ibm and united airlines. the dow industrials right now down 74, the nasdaq down 9, and s&p 500 weaker by 7 points this comes after record highs last week, as a major week with earnings topping at smith and strong economic data lifting major averages on the week. european markets must be higher this morning let's attack a look at the about 8 points and kax up and lower by 33. in asia overnight green across the board, take a look at the asian indices best performer in china and up 1 and a half percent. "mornings with maria" is live right now. now to top stories we are watching this morning, finally a president biden admitting the migrant surge at the border is, in fact, a crisis. this as he deftsd his administration's mixed messages over a refugee admission cap on friday white house announce it would maintain the current 15,000 limit and change course the very next day after pressure f