jonathan: lauren sauer joining us shortly. where is this show going?is "bloomberg." ♪ >> bloomberg learn notorious russia linked hacking group is behind the cyberattack on china meat producer jbs. earlier this year they took credit for hacking the townies hardware supplier most of -- taiwanese hardware supplier. back in business today, the cyberattack affects operations at its meet in north america and australia. president biden is pushing a close a tax break that helped donald trump amass a fortune. he has proposed narrowing a provision that allows real estate investors to avoid cabin game taxes when they sell property as long as they use the profit to buy more. former president trump most valuable investment in a fitted saint experts short of the real estate market. the price of oil was steady after closing at the highest since october 2018. brent rose after settling above $70 since 2019. opec nls came out with an upbeat estimate of the outlook for demand. up 40% this year. the world health organization approved a coronavirus for wider global use. th

adalja with johns hopkins university joins us on this incredibly busy day with a quick brief from lauren sauerhopkins as well. we are going to get to zero deaths. then what do we do? lauren: the first thing we will do is continue to maintain the push for vaccination as mentioned earlier. we will see that this becomes a childhood vaccination. this will go into the toolkit we have to protect children as they get ready for school, as they get ready to go out to the public, and give them the immunization to really keep those cases low and make sure we do not come to a place where we have unvaccinated adults who are very susceptible, or even unvaccinated children who are susceptible. tom: i look at the children susceptible. how close are we to a vaccination for the young offspring, under 12 years old? lauren: we are getting there. it is exciting to see. the 12 euros and up are starting to get -- the 12-year-olds and up are starting to get vaccinated. tom: i don't mean to interrupt, but when a 14-year-old gets vaccinated and demands a trip, is that part of the medical prescription? lauren: i don't t

tom: always with the blue ribbon and emergency services in john's -- in johns hopkins, lauren sauer joins pandemic. i want to look at the houston methodist, the acclaimed houston methodist where they said if you are not vaccinated, you are not working here. i don't have the exact number, think it was 150 people who were shown the door. morgan stanley has said if you are not vaccinated, you are not walking in the door. is that where we are heading? lauren: i think that is where we are heading. a lot of places will wait to get that final fda approval for one or more of the vaccines but the second we see that, we are going to see a lot more companies, a lot more private institutions going that way for sure. jonathan: on the delton varian -- on the delta variant, from the data you have seen, we have broken that link between cases, hospitalizations and deaths. lauren: yes, as long as we continue to push forward with vaccination efforts. the challenge of the delta variant is it easily seems to be taking advantage of places where vaccination rates are low, and that is where we see that link cont

jonathan: lauren sauer, university, emergency professor, emergency medicine.oking at the data, the same data, and trying to work out if we see that decoupling through the summer. tom: i looked carefully today, i don't see it. the resilience index from bloomberg is the same way. it is global. i think where we are midyear is a disparity between the countri es struggling and the ones really doing well. will that be the study six months from now or will it be about the delta variant? jonathan: for that matter, i think israel and the u.k. top of mind, two countries that have done extraordinarily well together vaccine distributed and try to work out how much the delta variant affects them. lisa: how much will people follow along with any further restrictions? jonathan: coming up, bank of america's head of research investment institute. just pulling back from all-time highs on the s&p 500. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> clearly with them -- there's clearly a sense of optimism and enthusiasm in the market. >> the demand is going to be very strong. >> as