julia morgan's vision and the gardens. and we need to preserve those gardens and how it integrates more wholly with the parks and the larger environment and landscape. thank you. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners woody labounty from san francisco heritage, i want to commend the property owners for reaching out to heritage early, about san francisco heritage, about this early, and we have been in discussions with them to talk about their future plans. but there's no doubt in heritage's mind. san francisco heritage is that this should be a least included on the landmark work program, and we ask for your positive recommendation to do that, the organization behind this building is, as mr. verplank mentioned, in the very early days of san francisco, and you can see its previous building and so many historic photos, so just the through line of this organization, through the entire history of the city makes it worthy of investigation. and then you talk about an architect of merit, such as julia morgan. i don't i think it's

julia wang, strategist at j.p. morgan private bank. we had the impressive run-up in japanese equities. it pulled back slightly. is this an opportunity to get in? julia: thank you for having me on the show. if you take a step back we had a really good q1. since mid-march we have seen japanese equities start to correct due to two factors. one is the global pullback in ai and semi related names, and secondly, some volatility causing investor concern around the yen. we think if you take a step back and think about our broader thesis it is predicated on structural changes in the market. if you believe ai is arriving and going to transform the global economy and result in greater demand for semiconductors, then japanese companies are indispensable on the semiconductor supply chain. they will be in the leading position to benefit. and the global supply chain shift. that is the core thesis. i think that is why you are seeing japan's economic recovery is really the corporate investment driving recovery. annabelle: we are tracking shares of softb

alex morgan, julia, the white house. thanks very much. i'm alex mark where here in the situation room, erin burnett outfront starts right now outfront next fireworks. the trump legal team tries to tear michael cohen story apart. casting serious out on several fronts did it move the jury? >> plus trump hurt black people? >> that is the message. biden is putting out there tonight is it resonating to radio hosts who spoke to the president about the subject or outfront plus breaking news this our nato now closer to sending troops to train in ukraine it's putin makes gains towards one of the biggest cities in ukraine. cnn is on the ground, on the front lines. let's go out front and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. trump taking aim at cohen. it was an explosive day in court and trump was all in he knew today could decide the case. as trump's team turned up the heat on michael cohen. trump was present like he hasn't been yet for this trial the whole day, staring down the man who once said he'd take a bullet for trump. trump's

julia. bloomberg will be at j.p. morgan's global markets conference in paris. we will speak to jamie dimon plus the lenders chief economist and the head of global commodities strategy. what a day to be talking commodities. plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. slovakia's prime minister remains in a serious condition after an assassination attempt. the interior minister said the shooting was politically motivated. let's get more on the story from prague. what more do we know about the prime minister's condition. >> he may be out of life condition and is recovering. what we are awaiting is confirmation from his allies and colleagues in the medical staff that his condition is indeed improving. tom: what kind of, give us an idea of what kind of politician fico is. he has a long history in that country, slovakia. what do we know about him as a politician? >> he has a long history in europe. he is one of the longest-serving leaders in the eu itself. a popular politician, he experienced. over the years he has turn

julia? >> yeah. i mean, what's really interesting here, morgan, is this all dates back to the merger between live nationthat their market share has actually declined ticketmaster's market share has declined since that merger 14 years ago. we have a quote here from live nation, they say, it's, quote, ab stourds claim that live nax and ticketmaster are wielding monopoly power live nation in no way fits the profile saying service charges on ticket master are no higher than elsewhere and frequently lower. a couple details here. i think live nation is going to focus on the fact that its artists that set prices for their tickets and that venues set and keep the majority of ticket fees and while live nation does own and control some venues, certainly not all of them, they do ticketing for, they also say that every year competition drives live nation to earn lower rates from concert promotion and ticketing and they do stress that ticketmaster's market share has decreased and more ticketing competitors have emerged since that merger between those two companies back in 2010, that vertical merger there. we see sha