it's not come up too far too fast currently trading at $89 lang thinks this could be smooth sailing to00 and 120 by the end of the year. it's easily his favorite name in the group. i agree with him and a market with little patience for the fast growing tech companies, roblox managed to rocket higher. that tells you everything you need to know imagine how well if the growth cohort gets its groove back. shaking money flow is extraordinary. this is beautiful. let's go to take two ente interactive. we had strauss on the call reported a tremendous quarter. that's what it always does this time wall street figured it out and did under promise and over deliver and the stock exploded higher from the 160s to the 180s long said -- lang said when it moved higher, it blasted through the resistance line so it went right above that, okay it's now above the 50-day moving average. here we go pink -- what would you call that mauve? i like that color. which is something the charts can't get enough of. the trajectory is improving to lang it's looking like take two made a w pattern, oh, oh, boy do we like

this is mike lang, this celebrating his birthday, playing drinking games together with the valley. these private video recordings seem to suggest that he was a typical teenager for the area. the young men would spend a lot of time driving around and generally had right wing views. and other acquaintances of his but also willing to talk to us. they describe the now 27 year old as an unassuming, lo, now more the shy boy from next door. shortly after finishing high school, he left his home town to do his basic military service. before moving on to study chemistry, he then dropped out of his studies due to health issues and moved back in with his parents. there he began assembling an arsenal of weapons, drifting deeper and deeper into the ideological alternative. well, there's these rules development, mike langer also noticed that's actually over the, evolved over time. he was becoming increasingly withdrawn and eventually broke off all contact. when was the last time we were hanging out together, paranoid and kept talking nonsense about his own being tapped from telephone. the pupils

i'm matt miller amanda lang.e have just gotten a fiscal year 2022 budget proposal and from the biden administration. let's bring in journalist, columnist, and the author of the book "the upside of down," megan mcardle joins us at bloomberg for the moment. great to have you on the program. let's get your initial reaction to biden's spending plan. certainly, he is asking for more than he wants to receive, but a couple of interesting issues worked in there. the taxes and how it relates to debt and deficit. megan: it's pretty stunning. it looks like the debt would not fall below $1 trillion for years. in the past year, we took our national debt from 80% of gdp to over 100% of gdp. you know, i supported the measures that did that. we paid people to stay home because we did not want them to be spreading a pandemic virus, but we are now at a point where it is time for the economy to start recovering, and the biden administration's argument is, this is world war ii and we have to go in and spend, spend, spend. they are r

for amanda lang, i am matt miller.berg. ♪ mark: i markham i'm doing bloomberg's first word news. -- i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. they aim to double their train by 2030. that is following a virtual meeting between boris johnson. an u.k. statement, following, prime minister johnson set a new era had begun with the world's largest democracy. in that britain would consider to support india as it battles the coronavirus pandemic. meanwhile, johnson says there is a good chance that social distancing rules and england will be scrapped on june 21. on the campaign showed today, johnson said the government's lockdown easing remains the plan on track. with the rapid rollout of vaccines. the prime minister says making his case to millions of voters in england, wales and scotland ahead of key elections this week. evan mccarthy says members of his party are questioning whether representative liz cheney can continue in

i am amanda lang. matt: i am matt miller.our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences this time each day. here are the top stories we're following for you from around the world. crisco comeback -- crypto comeback, bitcoin free ball -- bitcoin freefall and bounce. the latest on the digital currency and volatility surrounding it. it is coming back. we discussed the wind saw -- the whipsaw with meltem demirors, from coinshares, one of the foremost experts in the space. we also speak to jaime leverton of hut 8. we will cover it from every angle, amanda. amanda: and you set the tone today, matt. we have markets negative today. the s&p 500, every subgroup lower, led by energy. materials right behind. tech is the best performing group and that's worth noting. down about .25%. nasdaq not fearing is poorly -- not fearing as poorly as you might think on a day when you think there might be a risk off mentality. we will get the stock of the hour and a moment. it is up more than 5% on its earnings and outlook. that is key. we are watching th

stay with us. ♪ matt: -- amanda: i'm amanda lenk. -- i'm amanda lang. and weston talked to the city -- ceo about the chips. >> i think we are going to see recovery. we think quarter two will be the weakest. we will see some recovery in q3 and q4. i don't have anything to share, but there's a whole menu of things that we are working on. more to come later in the year of how we will make sure that we are never in this situation again. we have a dedicated team working on that as well. matt: fascinating interview. i recommend you go on bloomberg and check it out. the thing is, most of the other automakers have almost been brought to their knees by this chip shortage. we see a shortage of cars on dealers lots. the only benefit has been the incredible pricing power that they have gotten from this because dealer markups are going to turn into higher prices on the manufacturer and that is going to be a good thing for the carmakers and to bring a little bit of inflation. amanda: the supply chain disruption that led to this one, but it's one of those places that

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this is "bloomberg markets" with amanda lang.te the gradual reopening of the u.s., more people are going out and socializing. estee lauder sales have fallen short of analyst estimates. the interesting thing is that i have not worn makeup for so long , but just as the weather starts to look nice, i like to put on the little blush, just a little bit of lipstick and mascara, and get out there to the beer garden. the problem is they are still closed here. amanda: it is funny that you of all people should make that joke because you do wear makeup every day. it is true that most men don't, and the women who do have no occasion to wear it. although the u.s. is opening up, the market for estee lauder, including the u.k. and parts of europe, brazil, very shut down. the company is getting hit hard today on the disappointing figures around that. this is an example where they mitigate -- they make it a light ounce back, but i'm not going to get two lipsticks because i have missed it in the past year. i will only get what i need for now. matt

when asked why he had fired another shot at young lang. although she was already down, he said he didn't want to end up like philip mom's house than a region man who murdered his adopted chinese born sister. he announced beforehand on an image board of his plans mosque. but on his subsequent attempt, he was overpowered by a muslim worship. in court, he claimed she's been fighting for the survival of the white race. he was sentenced to 21 years in jail. mom's house use the trial as a platform that okay sign here serving as a gesture in support of the white power movement. a gesture also supported by the christ church attacker in court. and also found by the police in hello, on the computer of steph and buddy, a almost all of the terrorists in 2019 also used steam, an online platform for buying and playing computer games, which claims to have over a 1000000000 uses. they use the platform to play games and chat with other people around the world. they also form groups and far right. symbols are sometimes used in violent games. 18 year olds, w

and a lang child has a few more things to add to his extensive collection. like you know, i think the daily news coming up next in d. w. news, asia, india is digital divide hits. it's covert vaccine rollout. how patchy internet access and language barriers are preventing many from receiving vaccines and the gone interpreters to worry, they'll face reprisal attacks after western troops withdraw. will there be offered those stories and a whole lot more coming up in just a moment? hang in there, herancha growing on behalf of all of us here. thank you so much for spending this part of your day with headlines will be back to the company on the news . news. the news. ah. outdated medical infrastructure, overwhelmed intensive care units. in romania, this is led to hospital fires with his deadly consequences. the doctor diana, but she got lost her father in one of now she's fighting to improve her countries health care system. the focus on europe in 60 minutes, on the green you feel worried about turning to neil, host of the on the green and post code as me, as we n

especially in the 1st 2 hours after birth, it's very important that the baby is together with another lang skin to skin and has the opportunity to breastfeed. with number 4. in some cultures, people want the 1st bone child to be a boy and some belief that women are responsible for the child sex woman is absolutely not responsible. if it's going to be a boy or if it's going to be a girl, i've heard from some families have taken care of here in berlin. the women believe that if they pray hard enough, or if they do some kind of purification ritual before they get pregnant, that they can have a boy because that's what their family hopes for them to have. but this isn't true . it's actually the man who is the deciding factor. this firm either has an x chromosome or y chromosomes. do you know which oregon is usually this size, the uterus. the uterus is the place where the embryo and later the fetus develops them for the. during this time, this organ is like a busy man working 257, and it has real superpowers. ah, he's pretty remarkable. how much can happen in 9 months. in a woman's belly and emb

we welcome our bloomberg audiences, as we do each day, and my coanchor amanda lang. you think about these markets? >> we were watching markets a little mixed today. the reopening of the economy will be a factor. president biden addressing the milestone america hit, 60% of americans now have the first dose of the vaccine. that is a key milestone that has allowed reopening to happen and it is happening on wall street today. the nation's largest bank has its employees back to work. ritika gupta it is there. it feels like an important moment. jp morgan tried this before and it did not work out well. we are at this critical level of vaccinations in the u.s., it feels different now. it feels like it is time to reopen for wall street. ritika: this is a different scenario. we have more than 200 million doses of the vaccine administered here in the u.s.. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon tried to do this back in september 2020. it didn't really work. today's a big day. i am outside their new york headquarters. their office has been open for some time and it has been busy here. we hav

. -- i'm amanda lang. matt: and i'm matt miller.ittle bit of inflation out there, matt, but nothing that is bothering markets. we have tech in a leadership role once again today. matt: it looks like we are getting some budget headlines right now. check out your bloomberg terminal, and you will see biden'budgets headlines rolling across. $6 trillion has been telegraphed for fiscal year 2022. it looks like the budget assumes real gdp growth of 4.3% next year, unemployment of 4.1% next year a

lang and because i can see just him for sure he's got an interest off more than i. teach. my shoes. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallows. to day here now choose to the 4th of may in the headlines from for a year of isolation finally the e.u. is seeking to open its doors to terrorists but only for those who receive brussels preferred jobs. elsewhere the us government marked world press freedom day by attacking other countries record same journalism freedoms and rights. and fines or imprisonment away to stray and citizens returning home from covert ravaged india we hear coming up from some who risk being criminalized under a new temporary law. extremely disappointed with the rule that they're already stressed with someone who's losing a family member of the losing jobs so i think this is an it's just sheer.

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artistic, alter ego cindy, me, whether it's a robot who sent by falling in love, inspired by fred lang. metropolis manet uses android as a stand for the marginalized and the oppressed, and the tropes, the science fiction. to imagine a future where black and white, queer and straight, and freaks of all varieties come together. the part i the the world away from hollywood, boucher and julia futurism is also taking root. a new generation of african artists is looking at their own culture from a new angle. comic book artist, the g mckinney credits black panther aqua card before. no, i've been known to be for about the a 3rd world country and then black panther bring seats to the for the phone as a war to power. that is completely loaded with technology. it was mind blowing. africans everywhere were wow in his comics, but kinda uses sy fi and fantasy to address real world issues of political power, corruption and abuse. lucky lou set in 2050 a. d. the matches africa as a world power battling on the global stage alongside china. and the us panther may have brought afro futurism to the mainst

on don and blow wise, fancy work, don't know how much i don't i go co when door newtonian lang. how my son jump. only you already got my how could my just gotten the right? yeah. he's now awaiting trial, but he says he's not worried about being sent to prison. 20 for a bunch of sag when you're doing a well you guy, johnson and iran get down to business at a local restaurant. but who me? she confesses that she's having difficulty with a strain she's working with me. while i had all i could buy them and her mom was home. me allow me why and i got in my house. i didn't go hybrid. i knew he does have a guy who is known for perfecting a stream that can perform well in thailand, humid climate, and wants to continue that work. what i tried to to read out now is, is the strain which it can grow every way in china outside. not indo should be good enough magazine. so it's not too expensive for regular people to try and we're too afraid to get arrested. ah. yeah. i never feel scared afraid question. never think that this bad. i'm not kill anyone. i not have any anyone. a devout buddhist. h

hello everybody and welcome to call africa it's great to have you with us i'm krista lang's in lagos nigeria always we have a lot of interesting news stories all the apartment. and offer that is great piece and i am so proud to be no video coming to you from compiler here in uganda a big hello to everybody today will be taking you on a trip all over you to feel continent as we investigate some of the many environmental problems that we face here among the topics on the show. how hygiene is what to received just. how many things to grow in sweden. and in the house of africa's breast and zambia and peoples lives. because sometimes . fast we had to is what what is that you may be asking not everybody knows that is what is the name of swaziland adopted in 2018 the small landlocked country lies between south africa and was in the less than a year ago most of its clinics did not have access to clean water when the corner virus seemed it became more than ever before to remedy the situation thanks to an international initiative things are suddenly a note that. anyone wanting to enter. must 1

artistic, alter ego cindy, me, whether it's a robot who sent by falling in love, inspired by fred lang. metropolis monet uses android as a stand in for the marginalized and the oppressed, and the tropes, the science fiction. to imagine a future where black and white, queer and straight, and freaks of all varieties come together to part i the world away from hollywood in boucher nigeria. after futurism is also taking root. a new generation of african artists is looking at their own culture from a new angle, comic book artist, the g mackenzie credit, black panther aqua card before. no, i've been known to be for about the a 3rd world country. and then black punk bring seats to the 4th floor and i think was the power that is completely loaded with that knowledge. it was mind blowing. africans everywhere were wow. in his comics, mackenzie uses sy fi and fantasy to address real world issues of political power, corruption, and abuse. lucky lou set in 2050 a de imagined africa as a world power battling on the global stage alongside china, and the us black panther may have brought acro futurism

they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer and do a lang chai, have a few more things to add to his extensive collection. why an enormous iceberg has broken off and i shelf in antarctica and the european space agency since the world's biggest iceberg, and slightly larger than the spanish ivan, of the yorker, scientists beneath the spit was cause naturally, rather than as a result of global warming. this is d, w coming up next in news asia. india's digital divide hits the is it covert vaccine robot will look at how country internet access and language batteries are preventing. many from receiving the african interpreters in one of the face replies this tax western trans withdrawal of delivery offered away and d, w, use asia. it just will these at the top of the app with layla harris with the the news, the news news, [000:00:00;00] news news the the the ah, the intuitive species in expedition into disease or the secret language with whales. the exciting part of the underwater listening is you're getting your window into their, their life, but you never, you will never see we ac

that's not the any risk facing the base to a lang chaise group might be savior with set up against a backdrop of the insect global decline. there's a huge crisis in us and europe where the having problem, we've be going almost ex thing. so before that happened here, i think is important that we continue with the phase of the b and make sure that doesn't happen here. many honey, be colonies in the west who wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees abandon the queen's in a mysterious phenomenon. called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with malaysia. scientist recently looked at help . these were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copeland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer and do a lunch. i have a few most things to add to his extensive collection. why an enormous iceberg has broken from an ice shelf in on tarka. the

it's fun calling media tycoon and pro-democracy campaigner johnny lang has pleaded guilty to taking part in an unauthorized protest in 2019 a media company late owns has halted trading of it shares after authorities froze his assets under the territory's national security law that has sparked new concern about press freedom in hong kong around 3000 migrants have illegally entered spain's north african enclave of say by swimming from neighboring morocco sail to is one of 2 populated spanish regions on mainland africa it's a popular arrival point for migrants hoping to start a new life in europe and south africa's former president jacob zuma is in court for the start of a trial in a bribery case dating back 20 years the case has been postponed numerous times over the years zuma is facing 16 charges of fraud graft and records here. well south africa has begun banks and aiding citizens over the age of 16 south africa has africa's highest number of corona virus cases but so far it has only inoculated one percent of its population while more than a 1000000 south africans over the age of 60 hav

challenge is more vaccines fast arthur caplan director of medical ethics at new york university's lang on medical center mr koppel as always we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thanks for having me. it really came as a as i told you. on one of my 1st trip as secretary of state to convey personally on behalf of president biden how deeply we value our friendship our partnership with ukraine. and that was u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken on wednesday on a visit to ukraine one of his 1st foreign trips since becoming america's top diplomat blinken called on russia to withdraw all the troops that it has master along its border with ukraine condemning what he called moscow's quote reckless and aggressive actions ukrainian president voted me as a linsky said russia had only pulled back a few 1000 troops and we can also said significant forces were still in place. on georgia night by our correspondent in kiev nick connelly good evening to you nick let's start with the optics here a brand new u.s. secretary of state visits ukraine in his 1st 100 days in office the

it's most likely that she was allowed to appear in person been following the junior achievement on lang's interview on a chinese brought cost to a phoenix tv saying that she will appear in court in person. it's also quite significant that she was allowed to meet and speak to her, her lawyers for 30 minutes. they had previously struggled to even have a meeting with her in private. i think it's, it's an indication, possibly by the june to, to show that, you know. busy this trial, these charges that she's facing, everything is going to proceed as normal. of course, we know it's not going to be normal. the country is run like a military dictatorship. but that she was allowed to make these remarks and for these remarks to be made public, even though there through her lawyers. i think that's significant. a couple of days ago we had, or last week, late last week we had from the newly appointed chief of the election commission saying that her party, the nationally for democracy or n l d will be dissolved on grounds of electoral fraud. suji remarks, i think is to address that, but also it appears

for example, put line workers and electricians to work lang thousands of miles of lines to build a modern energy grid, put engineers and construction workers to work building bridges , whether rising homes and buildings, and setting new standards where they have to be built with better material and built to withstand heavy winds and hurricanes and the like. and withstand the impact of the change in weather. to put plumbers and pipefitters to work, replacing 100% of the nations lead pipes and service lines that are delivering poisoned water to our kids, over 400,000 schools in america have lead pipes, i mean, yes, that's right, 400,000 with lead pipes going into the schools right now. and over 10 million homes where the water source is fed by lead pipes laid years and years ago. we will rip it all up and make it safe, all across america, and it will provide millions of jobs, thousands of jobs, and provide much more security, putting plumbers and pipefitters to work replacing it, so every child in america can turn on the faucet and not worry about drinking polluted water. we will be visitin

the current prime minister has been in power for 22 years. lang e for be sure. el jackson is an independent simone journalist. she explains the latest developments now around the office, swearing in she has the numbers, but currently does not have the authority of the office of the legislative assembly convene parliament tomorrow. as we eat, the office of the legislative assembly just issued a note to say that they are further owning the parliament from containing so even though she has the 26 majority to rule, she has met with a lot of resistance to convene the parliament. there were swearing in the 1st female prime minister body of leadership by the human rights protection policy has this has been a long time coming. and over 20 years of leadership, one person, you know, will have challenges along the way. and the cracks in his leadership did show in the past 2 years when they've had some charity in the parliament for many years now. and so a lot of the changes through, there's a sense of content and writing among people, leading to his deputy prime minister leaving his party and joining

showing the government failure to address the root causes of proper problems and it just shows it lang lack of willingness to engage with the real roots of the ongoing conflict armed conflict in pop and westpark war and levelling armed groups in pop or as a terrorist organization that's nothing to help the people or if anything it only increase the potential for further human rights violations and based on our monitoring in military and police personnel allegedly. justified to killing of pup when residents by claiming that they were members of the when movement or the armed criminal groups without any clear evidence the claims that are often denied by local residents and church leaders terrorists a level will only serve as further justification for such terrible human rights abuses let me put to you the authorities line on this and they say basically the actions taken by some of the past were powerful and separatists amount to the 2018 antiterrorism law and definition of terrorism you know they'll point to events like the separatists attack on april the 8th which set fire to 3 schools

raj of rockets at its neighbor palestinians say at least 198 people have been killed in the coastal lang play even the past 7 days including 58 children in israel 10 are dead including 2 youngsters well hey you can see the aftermath of palestinian rocket strike on the city of ashdod in southern israel a residential building was severely damaged and at least 3 people were injured here emerged. if he were to say people managed to evacuate quickly preventing further casualties what we're about to show you here the scene after an israeli strike on garza which you might find disturbing a wall plane struck several buildings and roads in cars on sunday with 40000 people there killed it was the deadliest single attack since fighting broke out a week ago on saturday for a minute and said 18000 rockets had been fired from gaza into israel by how massive islamic jihad and also other militant groups pictures from gaza show a bomb crater blocking a main road leading to a hospital and as we're about to show you next multiple children a foreign victim to the show. was about the load of the below the fo

shows just how impervious myanmar military rulers are to international pressure senior general mina lang had attended a special meeting by the association of southeast asian nations in jakarta last month but friday's announcement in a way shows myanmar military rulers will continue to do as they please and many in the international community including a group of more than 200 global organizations are urging a tougher stance earlier this week they host the un security council to impose an arms embargo on myanmar meanwhile anti coupe protests continue to take place across the country and clashes in ethnic army controlled areas are intensifying the latest reports we're hearing is that ethnic corrent fighters burned down a military outpost on friday morning now and this could lead to retaliate 3 strikes by the myanmar military which in turn could lead to people being displaced or trying to flee into neighboring thailand now myanmar has seen and still is seeing several long running conflicts between the military and ethnic armed groups but these have intensified since the coup in february and

the 1st me in march, june to chief a said, the astutely tongue san sushi is in good health. min on lang says to cheat. we'll face trial in a few days. she's not been seen in public since she was placed on the house arrest . following the cook, those are your top stories up next the bottom line, we will see you very soon. for the moment i i am steve clements. i have a question. is the democratic party is traditionally rock solid support for israel slowly eroding. let's get to the bottom line. ah. when president joe biden got to the white house, he had a long list of priorities that he wanted to tackle. and the palestine israel issue was probably competing for last place on that list. but it always does that open wound of the palestinian israeli conflict has a way of forcing itself onto the world's agenda. and now biden is facing calls from within his own party to really address it. the u. s. president finally called for a cease fire. after about 10 israelis and $200.00 palestinians were killed, including scores of women and children. but the administration has mostly emphasized strong su

(bell tolling, fireworks exploding) (cheers) ("auld lang syne" playing) >> happy new year! >> on new year's eve, i was so happy that 29 was ending, because 2019 was rough! um, so... (laughs)

says government statistics are likely to be coach a significant under count sir lang because impose the travel band in an effort to curb a search in corona virus infections and that a 3rd way this comes with the islands. keen medical association is demand a lockdown for 2 weeks and the poll is facing political turmoil because it's parliament has been dissolved for the 2nd time. in 5 months, new elections have been called for november. neither the caretaker prime minister k p shall only, nor his main rival could meet a friday deadline to prove they had a majority to form a government. only a communist party, it was reduced to a minority after maoists refused to support him. amid the worsening corona, virus health crisis and a surgeon code with 1900 patients is straining the poles. fragile health care system experts are describing it as near apocalyptic mass commissions are being held. as the daily death toll reaches new highs, the vaccination campaign has almost stopped after an indian export ban. an outbreak of covered 19 on mount everest has in fact more than $100.00 climbers and suppo

i mean, what we can discuss here in georgia, i've done great lang, is the thing of the landing of the plan, the, the plane, the means by which will use i think that, that is questionable. the fact that they wanted to speak to this individual. there is no question about that at all. oh yes. well, i mean, if we all remember ourselves that they, you're 26. you know, we all had different opinions and probably will be a shame for what thinks we did that age. but these guy did participate in the civil war in your grade. he was in from us, although, but daily and which was described as a not now not sure organization, even the, the british and american media. so there reasons why he should have been arrested and he was arrested when he was on the rush and legally you know that there is one point of view that there is another, you know, sphere that is the war. but when they shut off the bill, russian aerospace and when they are building they want to impose sanctions on just about all the industries including the most important. busy one capital, what will be the result? there are which will m

jackson is an independent southern gentleman to join us now on skype. lang, eat point, cheryl jackson. does she have the numbers to get the top job tomorrow? she has the numbers, but currently does not have the authority of the office of the legislative assembly convene parliament tomorrow at the office of the legislative assembly. just this shouldn't note to say that they are or their owning the parliament from containing so even though she has the 26 majority to rule, she has met with a lot of resistance to convene the parliament. there were swaying in the 1st prime see no prime minister. does that mean that it will or it won't happen? do we think that according to the legislative assembly, the issue that was the notice that was just issued a minute ago. it will not happen prior to that, you may, the prime minister elect. it will happen. but that was about 3 hours ago. so people in the ground, it's really uncertain what's going to happen tomorrow, but there is an element of fear that it might, that the, you know, unrest my arise as a result. if this is a political process, whoever i

back and such or so there is some of the lang we can draw and last year richard we saw the solar winds attack again blamed on russia which backed us government departments and major u.s. companies just quickly how vulnerable is american infrastructure and why are companies not doing enough to protect themselves i mean is this all about cost versus risk. here models infrastructure is extremely vulnerable wrote that and that investing enough in it's a lot because these companies are operated very low margins so they're they're holding back they don't want to invest more until somebody is willing to allow them to raise the raids in the case of a public utility. or they just can't get the people in the resources in order to do so re security as effectively as a defense contractor would a writer richard said i'm great to get your thoughts thank you for talking to al jazeera thank you thanks. but life in the u.s. is beginning to return to normal as the effects of the pandemic gradually subside and that means crime is returning to its usual level and even passing it a spate of mass shootings

we look aside history lang because it get to see this is a high security zone. we made a group of tourists staying in this fishing village. there's no beach bar and certainly no night club. if you want to party, you need to be more resourceful the little bit. yeah, it's never easy to find out where it is. you got to earn your evening pine at noon . she was off a simply follow to music. today the tourist will be spending the evening at this guest house. it's like a sort of block party where all the visiting sisters in the area have decided to meet the every night. the guest house has been delayed to take turns, setting up an improvised night club with a d. j and a bar pint of beer cost $250.00. facing these kinds of events enabled the owners to boost their income. in a good month, they can make 5000 euros just from party. that's a lot of money here. the average monthly salary and sri lanka is $250.00 euros and the party host could and a lot more if it weren't for the regular mishap, the ah, the such frequent power outages. this is really no energy profit. everyth

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i'm matt miller with manda lange. we are getting headlines across from president biden.elaying his revamp of trump's blacklist for china investments. he is speaking right now at the ford rouge. if you have a bloomberg in front of you, you can type an i.e. xc, that gives you headlines from the white house. he said he is going to delay the revamp of trump's blacklist for china investments, and will clarify with the trump era band looks like. or what a new band would look like. by june 11. we will continue to bring you headlines from that. speaking at the root in dearborn. u.s. housing starts fell by more than forecast. suggesting that rising material costs continue to hold builders back. danielle, it is the worst time to be holding builders back, isn't it? because there is so much demand out there and not enough supply. >> i think that's a great point. we know we have unprecedented numbers of young people getting of age where they are likely to be first-time homebuyers. in their early 30's, that is where people typically nationwide bought their first home. the unprecedente

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later this year, lang the groundwork, tapering -- laying the groundwork, tapering.nnmarie: when you talk about a regime change, if this is transitory, how do you define transitory? frederique: the number of months, you know, less than a year that we have this short-term, high inflation of 3.5, 4%. the medium-term, 2.5%, before returning to something which we are a bit more accustomed to longer-term. annmarie: you mentioned the labor market. interesting what happened yesterday, mcdonald's, amazon raising wages. is this showing that the market is working, that there is a demand for these jobs and they are increasing these wages to hopefully get workers back? frederique: they are -- there are reports of companies having difficulties finding workers, perhaps because the unemployment benefits are so generous. in order for this increase in wages to really have a big impact on margins, you would have to see these increases on a sustained basis. we are watching the situation but we are less worried about it from a corporate margin point of view basis. annmarie: that was the

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that's not the only risk facing the bees. re lang chaise group might be savior the set up against the backdrop of the insect global decline. there's a huge crisis in us and europe where they are having a problem. we've be going almost ex thing. so before that happened here, i think it's important that we continue to phase of the b and make sure that doesn't happen here. many honey, be colonies in the west wiped out in the mid to thousands worker bees. abandoned queens in a mysterious phenomenon called colony collapse disorder. pesticides are thought to be a driver of this. and this ties in with malaysia scientist reach me look to help ease were impacted by intensive agriculture. in tropical countries, they found the number of insect pollinators were 70 percent lower and intensive copland compared to the natural habitat. but that's a fate. these rescued bees will hopefully avoid. they found a new home in the garden of a volunteer. and the railing child has a few most things to add to his extensive collection life. norma's iceberg has broken from an ice shelf in and toward. the iceberg