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former treasury secretary jack lew will be our special guest.markets president courtney gibson on getting more women in leadership roles. >> in the u.s. more than 50% of the college educated labor force is made up of women yet women still only hold 25% of leadership roles and less than 5% hold the title of ceo as leaders, we all need to demonstrate that this is a business pry or the by not only what we say by what we do, what we measure and how we lead real outperformance happening in the last few months especially for the mid and small cap stocks keep an eye on that. also, watch what's happening with the nasdaq composite overall. we have seen a bit of a bounce you can see here, we did see some bigger draw downs over the course of the last couple of at least quarters here. this draw down was 12% nasdaq bouncing here 1% yesterday. the three stocks that maybe help contribute the most have been these three. facebook up 3.5% tesla up almost 5% and nvidia up 7% facebook, tesla, nvidia all part of the nasdaq 100, the biggest nasdaq stocks out there. t

john lewes is to shut eight more stores, putting over 1a hundred jobs at risk.he closures are part of its new strategy to adapt to online shopping. as a third covid wave sweeps europe — the eu tightens coronavirus vaccine export controls. here, the government says it has confidence in its supplies and the country remains on track to meet its vaccinations target. the great suez snarl—up — the 200,000 tonne vessel that's run aground. and blocked one of the world's most important trade routes. the government says there's been a "serious breakdown of governance" at liverpool city council — and sends in commissioners to run some services. and coming up, we hear from russia's eurovision song contest hopeful, about the barrage of abuse she's received from her compatriots. the home secretary, priti patel, has set out her plans to reform britain's asylum system — that's the process under which people seek refuge here on the grounds that they are fleeing persecution in their home country. ms patel claims the process is being abused by illegal people smugglers who make mon

global minimum tax to avoid a so-called race to the bottom here's what former treasury secretary jack lew said about potential taxation targets >> there's some pretty low-hanging fruit. the top individual tax rate, we know that the economy did just fine before it was reduced the corporate tax rate there was no clamor in the business community to go to 21%. the clamor was to go to 25%. i still think 28% is the right level. >> president biden of course campaigned on raising the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%. according to mr. lew, he doesn't think that would be a huge problem for corporations you might hear it a little differently in some board rooms, i would guess. >> i was just going to say, and perhaps some shareholders too. we had some of that flight to ireland and other areas of course in the world when corporate taxes were higher so i'm sure it won't be without some rumblings, any reason the corporate tax rate usually gets a lot of attention. >>> well, on to the bond market we go. i know mr. santelli has a big theory on taxes in general, but he's tracking the action at the cme for

lew hill was just 56 years old.orked with hill for many years and said the world lost a special person when hill passed away. he touched so many young men's lives. >> just too young. thanks andy. >>> then this, a new york woman just filled a prescription for the best medicine of all. that's a tender lasting moment for evelyn shaw. she's now fully vaccinated and finally able to hug her granddaughter for the first time in a year because the pandemic. look at that, her doctor wrote an actual prescription saying she is allowed to hug her granddaughter. >> you have heard from me, i've been waiting a year to hug my grandma. news alert at 10:00 when it happen. can't wait. >> i know, i can't wait for her to get her second shot. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. plants clean the air. when applied to stained textiles, plant-based surfactants like the ones in seventh generation detergent trap stains at the molecular level and flush them away. plant-based detergents clean y

archaeological museum one of its most amazing exhibits is the medium boat a warship from the year 32080. 1 jack lew is very familiar with the history of the region. and how do you say when one is jealous of its golden era describes it in the 17th century when it was the duchy of a call shine it got all of these at that point it was really one of europe's prime cultural centers of culture not to military might was used to try to rowing is to the level of 10 mach 5 that was an outstanding time when there was a quote when there was a lot of construction done on the consul when the governors were planted and when there was a huge library here give us a sense how it was the center of both science and the arts it had far reaching influence. even the only one was of course of its history of this region periodic we belong to denmark why were the danes so interested in it you thought it often happened that the duke of chalets vic was also the king of denmark which meant that from the danish perspective of this region was always a part of denmark. under the. week was officially a danish feet but they were in

julian lewes the chair of the intelligence and security committee said that they described the cameron osborne area as grasping naivety around china. he said that some of that was still evident because of the way that the economic closeness with china was still being described in this review. clearly, boris johnson is trying to take some steps away from that. that was started by theresa may, particularly around the structure and things like that, but there is clearly some need for there to be some economic ties with china and johnson himself says he thinks it is wrong to let it be some new cold war. we can't sequester our economy entirely from china. he is trying to play both sides, and i don't know whether he will manage to achieve the particularly with this very well organised caucus of tory backbenchers who want to align. katie i know you are adept at deep —— deputy political attic or menu have been writing today commit including the eye tomorrow. it says johnson's china problem. is that what you are talking about, the politics for the prime minister, or what? , . , what? yes, the p

by criminals is eroding public trust and disadvantaging vulnerable people who need our help. john lewespping. as a third covid wave sweeps europe — the eu tightens coronavirus vaccine export controls. here, the government says it has confidence in its supplies and the country remains on track to meet its vaccinations target. the great suez snarl—up — the 200,000 tonne vessel that's run aground.

julian lewes the chair of the intelligence and security committee said that they described the cameronjohnson is trying to take some steps away from that. that was started by theresa may, particularly around the structure and things like that, but there is clearly some need for there to be some economic ties with china and johnson himself says he thinks it is wrong to let it be some new cold war. we can't sequester our economy entirely from china. he is trying to play both sides, and i don't know whether he will manage to achieve the particularly with this very well organised caucus of tory backbenchers who want to align. katie i know you are adept at deep

but brandon lewes said ultimately the government had to do the right thing by the people of the unitedireland. you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, david cornock. mps on the women and equalities committee have been continuing their inquiry into the take up of covid vaccines amid concerns that some of those reluctant to have a jab are those most vulnerable to the disease. the vaccines minister told the committee that 94% of adults in the uk said they're likely or very likely to have the vaccination. but ministers hadn't lost sight of those who weren't so receptive to the idea. of course whether it's 6% or 10% of those who are hesitant does skew heavily towards black and afro—caribbean communities, bangladeshi, other communities, and that's what we're trying to address as well. temporary vaccines stations were being set up. we're also obviously then making sure that we talk to, whether it would be a church or a mosque or a temple that want to host a pop—up, we've amended the gps contracts to allow for them to do that. all of that is really working well and you'll begin to see

thejohn lewes partnership has warned that not all its stores homeless people will be prioritised forhout the need for an nhs number or be registered with a gp. an eight—year—old black rhino has completed the first leg thejohn lewes partnership has warned that not all its stores will reopen after lockdown, as it posted its first ever annual loss. eight stores were already earmarked for closure injuly. the chain, which includes waitrose supermarkets, says the coronovirus pandemic resulted in a loss of £517 million for the year to january. an eight—year—old black rhino has completed the first leg of her 11,000 milejourney from north yorkshire to tanzania. chanua left her home at "flamingo land" to travel to africa as part of a plan to increase the number of the species. luxmy gopal has been following herjourney. chanua has been training for this moment for weeks. her keepers in yorkshire have worked on coaxing the eight—year—old black rhino to step into the crate. and now, for the final time, the barrier comes down and she's safely stowed, ready to start her journey to africa. getting a

larry summers and jack lew. >> there is a need for a big package.n & johnson ceo. >> 100 million doses by june. one billion by the end of 2021. >>

jack lew will be joining david westin on television and radio.ne in, we are looking forward to having you on dab digital radio, alix and i had the top of the hour. we are going to kick back and talk about the kind of the week it's been. that's coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg headquarters, working to balance of power with the world of politics meets the world of business. encouraging job numbers this money, how are the markets reacting? kailey: this jobs reports has reinforced the idea that growth and inflation are coming. we are seeing a continuation of the dramatic moves we have been seeing. we are about flat on the 10 year treasury. 1.56%, above where we started the year. the yields are weighing on big tech. just to fit -- the yields are hard to justify. the nasdaq 100 is in correction territory. higher yields are not just impacting the equity markets but fx. the dollar is stronger for a

, the inversions would start again, remember what jack lew told you, he said, no, no, no, people willus back up that never happened before that. >> remember, jack lew made it harder to pursue an inversion. >> trump did, too. >> what is that? >> i think trump did, too. i was reading here that med product's taxes were going to go up based on some of the stuff the last administration did about the company trying to operate over there >> do you remember, apple had the famous -- >> yeah. >> what is it, the irish twist what's the great tax dodge that apple was doing for years? >> right >> irish -- >> up in the beats, yeah >> i don't want to blame a whole country on a holiday, no less for apple's tax sale >> right >>> coming up -- anyway -- there i go with my anyway, coming up nba star lebron james taking a stake in a maj srtorpos name those details coming up next ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya do

and i'm joined now by monica schnitzer she's a professor of economics at the lew big macs in millions university in munich and she's one of the 4 members of the german council of economic experts which released the prognosis today professor good to have you on the show your projection today of 3 point one percent lower than the earlier 3.7 percent projection still solid growth so is this good news or is it bad news. i think it's good news because we're in the 2nd wave of the pandemic and yes there is growing so in that sense it's good news and much better doing then last year in the fast way where we had lots of interruptions. and now this is not unusual industry. industries looking well but all of us who are here in germany can look around and see that much of the shops the restaurants that we go to normally are closed and yet we're projecting a pretty solid growth figure does that mean that government spending is making up a lot of that output. that's true but it's also that this part of what we all see we see in restaurants closed shops like it was they really only make up a small

lews hamilton has dominated for the last four years but might not have it all his own way in 2021. pace all through practice, the dutchman nearly three quarters of a second clear of hamilton in the final session. you can listen to qualifying on 5 live sports extra or via the bbc sport website. wales head coach wayne pivac has admitted it's disappointing to be lifting the six nations trophy behind closed doors at ltpm, but says they're thinking about the supporters and rugby family. their second title in three years was sealed when france lost to scotland last night. the ceremony is taking place at the wales training ground. domestically, it's a tight game between first against third in rugby's premiership, with leaders bristol taking taking on harlequins. bristol had the edge at half—time, with three tries to ouins' two, piers o'conor going over before the break. the second half is under way and it's now bristol 21—20 harlequins. glasgow were without their scottish internationals against winless bennetton in the pro11t. they're comfortable, though, leading 27—15 in their dead rubbe

it is guys like lew alexander that have been dead on forever 10 years.athan: the inflation basket and where the weightings come from. tom: they never got enough credit for nailing these calls. jonathan: lisa has to get the final word on the pendulum of doom. lisa: i think the bigger risk is not higher inflation, it is a disinflationary environment. this sounds crazy to time people are talking about higher inflation rate you talk about where prices are increasing, it is the stuff we buy. that is not a recipe for good inflation unless there is a boom in services. that to me is the key question. jonathan: i needed a final dose. lisa: was that good? i want to say something about this. it is looking around the corner. i would argue that right now it is harder to look around corners whenever because of the bifurcated nature of the outcomes and the risks in the markets. jonathan: so profound, lisa. thank you. lisa: any time. jonathan: coming up, steve major. tom: can i go with you? jonathan: you can come. that will be shortly. alongside tom keene and lisa abram

david lew shows us a futuristic look. >> reporter: 8,000 people put down deposits to get a solar production by year's end. >> any free mileage from the sun resonates with people. >> reporter: the three-wheeler can transport people using a solar array with additional panels on the hood and rear hatch to extend range up to 1,000 miles. >> reporter: they're thinner, less expensive, put onto the vehicle, itself. so the technology for solar today is just perfect for a vehicle like ours. >> reporter: the batmobile-like profile is designed to impact range. instead of steel, it is a composite of kevlar and heaven. they are used in formula one to provide strength and safety. >> when you get that better fuel economy because they're not pushing so much air and because we are using light weight components, we get 1,000 miles per charge. >> reporter: those prices and factors keep it affordable. the range is expected to be from $26,000-to-$46,000. john young is reservation holder number 29. >> there is the kind of future i want to live in. so it's a future of efficient use of resources, efficient use of

. >> i want to read you something written by david palumbo lew and he talks about these claims that you mentioned and the suspect and the suspect said that the killing was about sex and not about race and too many people accept that. the fact is the two are merged especially in terms of asian women and their objectification as such by men. you were quick to note, these are asian women who were killed and that's notable. explain what the professor is saying there and why this is so important, lisa. >> well, look, i mean, we keep talking about this killer's sex addiction and his mental health, but why are we not talking about the mental health of the victims and the victims' families? i mean, why are we not talking about the mental health of asian people who again are afraid of leaving their homes and fear of being attacked just because of what they look like. there has continued to be this eray suhr of asian-american's stories. kids when they grow up and are really, you know, at a time when they should be learning empathy, there's no mention in our history books about the things that asi

what stories we were going to be covering, booking reporters and guests, getting things set up and kab lew it down, we had a whole new plan, we had to tear that one up, too. we haven't had a night like this in a long time. this is turning out to be one of those nights. there's lots of different places we could start. let's start here. if you were a second grader, say, and you were trying to show for a class project that you had mastered a second grade-level understanding of what corruption is, of what it means to be a crooked corrupt public official. what are the things you might conjure up grader's level understanding of that concept is that, like, hypothetically, you might have a person in the government whose job in the government was that they were in charge of road-building projects, right? that person could not also own part of a company that was the country's biggest supplier of road-building materials, right? if you were a second grader trying to show that you understood what corruption is, that would be like an almost oversimplified example of what it would mean to be corrupt. bei

and david who didn't follow his queen's instings, jack lew probably so excite this morning. >> -- evenser to home for me yeah. >> lisa sue is amazing my ceo of whatever age you want for years. i don't know, five years the only person can go near is jensen wong. they are not related there is a story they are related that eat nvidia another one without a blink. that's nvidia. they find stocks and make money. and we have to present them as opportunities when they are down. >> to that point, if in fact you have been along for this entire ride, if you were lucky enough to just not sell at some point don't yaw want to take some profits here. >> she has a road map. a multi year road map. and i know intel is breathing down their necks pat gels ger will tell you, he's got the emoji. no it is not about mojo. it is about orders, it is about partnerships it is what about lisa sue has done in the interim. and they still run hard. they run aggressive and i've got to tell you, carl. this stock, this company still the one to be in particularly when those stexiling steel closs terrific they are acceler

one side said we don't need a race to the bottom, jack lew farley said, if you go to 28, nobody else5 so there will be inversions. >> i don't love it, joe, but i don't know how we're going to be able to dig ourselves out of the hole to me 28 seems like a natural compromise given everything that is going on. you're right, capital finds its way to the cheapest venues, but remember, you know, whether it's new york or california, people are staying in those states even if the taxes are high if they like their environment and they like their living standards. so it's really a catch 22 for people but i don't see how you're going to get around it. whether tom agrees or doesn't agree, start planning for it because you're not going to be able to run $4 trillion in deficit spending and keep everybody happy on the taxes remember this, i know you know this, but taxes are -- deficits are unfunded tax liability and, you know, when you're doing this kind of money printing, it is a secret form of tax because if you look in your bank account, you've got dollars there and they just printed 20, 30% mor

other nominees awaiting senate approval include: die young to be deputy omb director lew, and dr.thy to be senate general. they may also take up the paycheck protection program, which expires at the end of the month. the house is not in session this week, that they continue to hold hearings. next week both bodies are out for the easter and passover holidays. watch the house live on c-span, and the senate live on c-span two. >> targeting someone based on their race, gender, or religion is always wrong in our laws attest to that. the measure under consideration, however, victimizes women, and decimates girls sports. by federal fiat, the equality act creates discrimination against any american who is reasonable, sincerely held view of human sexuality and gender conflicts with the government's morphing ideology. this is not only wrong, but it endangers women's safety in locker rooms, bathrooms, and homeless shelters. >> my daughter would not grow up in a nation where -- as an example, in 25 states, she could be discriminated against because of who she was. that is upsetting to me. she

amendment two to the domestic terminal food and bev age between d-lew enter prices and the city. 9.endment 3 do the electronics and technology stores in terminal 2 ab3 between in motion entertainment doing business as in motion and the city. for all four lease agreements to extend to three years no later december 31, 2023 with no change to the current annual guarantee subject to adjustment in accordance with the terms of the lease and board approval of all four items. >> thank you, madam clerk. seeing no one on the roster. can you please call the roll on items 6 through nine. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> there were 11 ayes. these are passed unanimously. please call item 10. >> item 10 resolution to retroactively authorize the department of public health to accept and expand a $44,000 gra