krishna: normally, credit risk would be good.roblem is spreads are tighter and overall, interest rates are relatively low. the returns you can get out of credit assets are really low, historically low. we go into private markets not because we want to. who wants to take liquidity? when you don't have enough returns from other places, you have to go everywhere you can harvest risk premium. private markets still provide decent returns. jonathan: that is the problem. we will get an ecb rate decision and seven minutes time. we will hear from christine lagarde. last time we heard from them, they extended pandemic emergency purchase program to march '22. in '23, they will still be reinvesting bonds they bought, even if they stop additional purchases. what did we learn in the last 14 hours? ecb targeting credit spreads according to reporting in frankfurt. anyway, these central banks, long after the pandemic passes, will be sitting on massive balance sheets, reinvesting bonds. that presence in this market will go right the way through th

krishna: the vaccine is very stable. it, but if you kept it one week at room temperature, it is still stable. rishaad: how would you rate the government's response to the pandemic, and are you working with them to come up with a plan to immunize a vast number of people? krishna: we have a good immunization system in place for the country. there are 30 million people, is what they are thinking will be able to use this. so it is not impossible. rishaad: will you be making money from all this? that is the big question. krishna: people are losing their jobs. the almighty has given us an opportunity here. it's a time to help the community. i do not want to take a capitalistic view of how to make money. we are not taking any money. we want to show that we have a responsibility to help the public health. so that is how we are doing it. rishaad: you say you are working with other countries. any licensing agreements that you have signed with them? countries are2 talking to us. [indiscernible] that is a major problem. better strat

krishna: it is.e risk that what we have started to see around vaccine nationalism continues, especially if we see more hiccups of supply in the short-term. it's unfortunate to see what is coming out of europe. it is similar to what we saw coming out of india a few weeks ago. the government in india walked back any control of export -- back any talk of export control. haslinda: covax was meant to level the playing field, but it is not working out the way it was planned. krishna: covax is a complex mechanism, and we live in a world that is a bit disjointed. if you compare covax to the aspiration of the ideal state, it has been disappointing, but if you look at it relative to what the world would look like without it, it is serving a critical purpose with 190 participants at the table talking about mechanisms for global equity. i see covax as necessary for global equity, but in no way sufficient. we have to see covax be successful, and in addition, we have to see many more things happen for the global r

krishna: absolutely.which in some ways is an overused word, but at the end of the day is a powerful platform and how companies can design their products better and how they are able to operate their products better. a number of oem's are looking at building and digital technologies or digital capabilities into their products. they are redesigning their products such that they have a lot more sensors, they have a lot more intelligent devices in the sensors, a lot more can be done in real-time, which makes their operations more efficient and which makes their usage more efficient. for us to redesign these products using these sensors and using these technologies, it's actually quite interesting it has happened across industries. even if you look at an industry like airspace, which has gone through a fairly rough cycle over the last nine months, companies and oem's are really looking at redefining their products by building in these digital technologies, so going forward and makes them easier to operate, it

trumpet ministration official jared krishna the president's son in law and seanie advise and help to negotiate the deal apparently will attend the ceremony with 2 other officials. again according to senior trump official under the agreement as i was just saying. for the return of lifting the blockade cassava doha will have to drop related lawsuits so they go in breaking news in the past. 1520 minutes on out to sarah we've learned that saudi arabia is to open its land border as space to council that announcement being made by officials in kuwait kuwait having played the role of mediator throughout the blockade which began in june all of 2017 cattles leadership said. it had been invited by saudi arabia's king to attend the g.c.c. summit in riyadh that there was no way really they could get that with. space being closed to craft. and so. 'd possibly before. a full end to the blockade saudi arabia has opened its land border. it's aspace and. sea lions around the the regions to. once again jealous child is back with us on the line he's covered the blockade extensively throughout the past

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really part of one of france's powerful families she's part of the french leave her name is camille krishna and she has father was a french politician and her stepfather. she was a he is a political commentator he's a constitutional specialist in this book she accuses her stepfather of sexually abusing her twin brother when they were just 14 and as a result of this book they are allegations that she's made in the book olivia hasn't faced a trial. yet but as a result he is he stepped down from a position at a top university in france and a president mccrone is promising to listen to the victims and survivors of abuse and in the video message he put out heaves really on the side of the victims wanting to listen to them more as a take a listen to his sound bite that was going to be some of you have been freed of a burden of shame that you have carried for too long because you wanted to be free but sometimes has a tainted i just want to tell you that if we are here we are listening to you he will never be alone again we believe you. were caught well tell us a little bit more about how this case

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i'm joined by krishna oodaya—koomar, the founding director of the duke global health innovation centeral health and policy. he gave me his thoughts on the astrazeneca row. i think what we are seeing now is a microcosm of what it looks like around the world and in some cases, just to put this in perspective, we are talking about the eu in the uk about how many days or how many weeks it may be that we should keep in mind that most of the world we are talking about, months to years that they're going to be waiting and so, while the eu in the uk have significant concerns rightly so about how quickly they can vaccinate, there's still taking doses and while we talk about the need for global equity, we are still seeing signs of more vaccine nationalism or regionalism here. nationalism or regionalism here, , ., nationalism or regionalism here. , ., ., here. so, we saw the situation in germany — here. so, we saw the situation in germany with _ here. so, we saw the situation in germany with vaccination i in germany with vaccination centres being empty and this problematic next ten weeks, is it f

to krishna or tech giants i think in the long run facebook what's out there are controlled by the same corporate this isn't makers have to revise the rules because they have. in a way scared people know that there are already a lot of the nation cases against them for misusing information and there were a lot of court cases but now they're making it public so in a way the secret is now coming out that the information is in use and they are actually getting your consent for it and and they have double standards if you are what yours are in germany you have a different conditions but if you are in russia or if you're in turkey if you're in azerbaijan if you are incorrect is that you are entitled to different rules this is not fair we now live in a global village and these kind of forms connect all of us so technology should not be discriminative technology and communication should be embracing everyone and i think these policies are going to make people feel that they have been isolated and they have been discriminated against. the rows of empty shelves at supermarkets in northern irelan

states just overnight that donald trump is very angry with those closest to him the likes of jerry krishna his son in law and one of his closest advisers mark meadows chief of staff rudy giuliani has tommy who charges $20000.00 a day for his for his work and his press secretary killie mcanany now he's suggesting that they went out here in the media positions appearing on t.v. defending him enough saying that the election was stolen saying that he didn't support the violence that we saw on the capitol hill last weapon state so he's very angry at them but the reality is his power is leaking away and people know that it happens everywhere as the last few days of any government any regime any administration it moves along people realize that the poet is leaking away that's why we've seen a lot of defections over the last week and even though there are still 6 days to go we still might see more the west wing is emptying out and already the movers are making plans to shift donald trump come january the 20 alan fischer thank you very much. well us a job. claims have increased the most since march

i'm joined by krishna udayakumar, the founding director of the duke global health innovation center,bal health and policy. we are seeing this developed between the eu and astrazeneca and the idea that these vaccines need to be shared out. your thoughts, if you would. the uk was ahead of the curve when it came to signing deals for the astrazeneca vaccine and they were also head of the curve when it came to approving this particular vaccine. on the flip side, we are seeing that unless all countries get on top of covid—i9, it is still a danger to all of us. what do you make of where we are with this particular aspect of the vaccine situation? i particular aspect of the vaccine situation? ~ , particular aspect of the vaccine situation? ~' , ., particular aspect of the vaccine situation?— particular aspect of the vaccine situation? ~' , ., , ~ , situation? i think will be a sink is a microcosm _ situation? i think will be a sink is a microcosm of _ situation? i think will be a sink is a microcosm of what _ situation? i think will be a sink is a microcosm of what it _ situation? i think wi

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people who like the idea have begun to high odama krishna and his team need to build recharge wells in their homes or complexes. to gather the money for those 1st dig a pit that is 20 feet deep and line it with forests and mentoring. this will eventually fill up which mean water also facade on off. into the ground. the entire community benefits as the ground water is eventually shared by the city . he says recharge wells of the link between green and the ground water might grow in water we love our work and no matter how tough it is all we want to do is build wells the i only feel satisfied when the job is done some of them. runs well. i was walking in bangalore the owner of the complex gave me a bit of water when i was about to waste what i didn't need when he stopped me and asked me whether i knew the value of water act and if they're going forward that's how we need to be and learn how to save water to get them especially rainwater that is the most precious one and it is where the new. so far the money orders have dug 113000 wells. they intend to dig 1000000. when the ground is real

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joining us is krishna guha who heads the global bank policy team you say here in the notes that if theeep and flip the election, which isn't necessarily the base case of the markets at this point, you expect a powerful internal market rotation. what do you mean >> well, the market might well go lower on a dem sweep, but i think what matters is really what's going on under the hood you're going to see some big winners, you're going to see some big losers. so investors are going to be pricing a lot of different changes, different implications if we were to get that dem clean sweep. one of the most obvious ones is more fiscal, but more upward pressure on yields that would tend not to work well for the tech stocks, not to work so well for housing. on the other side, more spending on infrastructure, pushing up those industrial names, more spending on greener environmental initiatives, pushing up those names so it's not just a question of market up, market down it's a question of whether we can get one of those big wrenching internal rotations and i think that would be very much on the cards

. >>> let's dig deeper with raja krishna murthy who joins us. we want to get your reaction. more republican senators are planning to object. we reported on this call between the president and house republicans. where do you think this is headed? and are you surprised at all? >> unfortunately i'm not surprised. it will be a long wednesday. tomorrow, a swearing in day. my child said what bad words will you be saying? and there's some republicans uttering choice words when they see the unnecessary dramatics on wednesday, too. >> these 11 republican senators aren't even spelling out specific allegations of fraud. they're simply saying there are allegations and a lot of americans believe there's fraud, in part, because the president keeps saying it. how do democrats plan to fight back against this week? especially on wednesday. what's the plan. >> as you know, if a house member and a republican senator, for instance, join together and object, then we move into a debate of two hours on that objecti objection, on the house and the senate and there's a vote. there's no way possible

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provide guidance during the pandemic and just had its own ceo transition, not too long ago and arvin krishnaw negative revenue growth is expected to continue into this quarter and some questions about what we should make of ibm's difficulty growing that,, there, guys on this spin-off of the infrastructure services business and how that's going and also interesting, gary cohn coming in in the past few weeks as vice chairman >> yeah, john, i feel like we've been asking the same questions about ibm for years and we continue to see the declining revenue growth although we've seen a few blips along the way the spin-off news will be big, carl and any of the layoffs wondering if that will happen and whether that's good or bad for the markets and the number that i always watch for ibm, carl is capex to see if they're spending again because their capex spending has been so far below some of the tech cloud peers. >> yeah. and buybacks, too, because some of the skeptics continue to argue that ibm remains very much an accounting story. >> finally, guys, we talked about gm leading the s&p so far this yea

big move coming nine months after the firm hit the refresh button on its c-suite appointing arvin krishnatake the reins. shares lagging long-term as big blue works to refocus on cloud computing. okay. what do you have to lose? come on the show. things don't look so good. maybe, you know, maybe come on and give our viewers the respect they deserve. all right. >>> as vaccine -- i'm having a moment mere. all right. vaccine distribution seems to be going very slowly here. wall street firms are re-evaluating now when they can bring employees back to the office en masse. charlie gasparino with details on new timelines that are apparently being discussed behind closed doors. charlie? charlie: yeah, these timelines have always been rather in flux. a lot of wall street and big banks thought they would have most of the work force in by now. obviously that's not the case, as we have gotten what's tantamount to a second wave. then the timeline shifted to return most of the workers, maybe the second quarter of this year, first or second quarter of this year. now that timeline looks to be slipping as w

airplane hair plane check it out my fell 2 krishna hair thank you sarah you've got to give support you know your hairdresser absolutely loves been closed for so long dying to get >>ucla got can't you able original. we're looking outside at some clear skies. this morning later today there's going to really bad because the rain's going to be falling all over the place and making for a rough commute to work tomorrow too i'm talking what exactly do expect in your forecast. >>all right and some good news at traffic collision we're tracking down a san jose all cleared you commute into the city as it continues to pick up still under 15 minutes we'll continue tracking your traffic this morning that some next. >>welcome back it is 7.14 right now before you head out the door you got to see what closure need that's right. i was happy to have this pull this out a while yeah and more importantly will closure going to be getting home which is going to be different when you get into work today, it's almost to pack a bag for what you need this morning which is just that extra layer to stay warm becaus

people who like the idea have begun to high odama krishna and his team need to build recharge wells in the homes of complexes. to gather the money for those 1st dig a pit that is 20 feet deep and line it with forests and mentoring. this will eventually fill up which mean water also facade on off which will percolate into the ground. the entire community benefits as the ground water is eventually shared by the city. he says recharge wells of the link between green and the ground water might grow in water we love our work and no matter how tough it is all we want to do is build wells the i only feel satisfied when the job is done well some of them. once when i was working in bangalore the owner of the complex gave me a bit of water when i was about to waste what i didn't need when he stopped me and asked me whether i knew the value of water and going forward that's how we need to be and learn how to save water to get them. especially rainwater that is the most precious in a while in a district where the new. so far the money orders have dug 113000 wells. they intend to dig 1000000. when

all his expenses for traveling also on the list of people he's not very keen on at the moment gerri krishna his son in law and also close advisor mark meadows his chief of staff a number of members of the media he thought should be there defending him and kili mcanany who is of course the press secretary he believes that she should have you note along here that the media positions appearing on television networks argue why don't trump should not be convicted of impeachment but also arguing on the election thing is well interesting tape from donald trump late on wednesday night of course he can put out on twitter is he's done before because he's banned from the social media platform but what was missing of course was any acknowledgement that joe biden won a fair and free election and ignore legitimate that he had was wrong to suggest that the election had been rigged or had won by a landslide instead appealed for calm from his supporters many people suggesting that it was way too late to be doing that although grateful for any small measure of contrition shown by the president right and with

not allowing anybody to move out or anybody journalists have been blocked from accessing our patio krishna's friends and family have been blocked from coming to us we call our own or the region no continue to and one of the staff or con community the african union and the united nations own citizens of the one. to intervene in these. serious catherine soy is monitoring developments from neighboring kenya. i'd have spoken to the police spokesman fred and mongo who stated that they will abide by the court ruling and will withdraw all of the soldiers and the police that have beseeched for the wind home he did not say when he have also said that they're going to keep the surveillance going he did not give details on what this the valences but then when i was in uganda a covering the election i spoke to him several times and he did mention about this surveillance that has been going on he insisted and continues to insist that bobby wine is not under house arrest and he's safe what the security forces have done is provide a cover a surveillance because of a body one's own protection and also becau