supposed to go on until many people have been faxon ated what does all that mean i don't think lisa russia has thought things through so i can't see any point in calling the state premiers back for talks earlier than planned so i mean this to put it in confidence as a. problem is simply the time we've lost one for a month we've known that the numbers are going up so it's clear that we need decisive measures now as is clark and shouldn't. the man next to lash it is a leading german intensive care doctor and he warns. the measles where for the next fortnight or so we expect the number of infections will continue to grow we'll have 5 or more 1000 cope with 1000 patients in intensive care the situation really is very dramatic you know august as a. partisan with my dog and the health minister says vaccinations will not break the 3rd wave only about 10000000 germans have had their 1st job so far. i my next guest is dr eric dane he's an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists he joins me from washington d.c. tonight it is good to see you again german leaders are

supposed to go on until many people have been facts native what does all that mean i don't think lisa russia has thought things through so i can't see any point in calling the state premiers back for talks earlier than planned so in a minister position conferences and. this i for problem is simply the time we've lost one for a month we've known that the numbers are going up so it's clear that we need decisive measures now. and she's. the man next to lash it is a leading german intensive care doctor and he warns. the measles where for the next fortnight or so we expect the number of infections will continue to grow we'll have 5 or more 1000 cope with 1000 patients in intensive care the situation really is very dramatic you know august as. the out. of the health minister says vaccinations will not break the 3rd wave only about $10000000.00 germans have had their 1st job so far. and earlier i talked to his chief international editor richard walker and we asked him what has changed between now and 3 weeks ago when chancellor merkel announced a strict easter lockdown and then reversed the decisio

jonathan: afghanistan one issue, iran, taiwan, russia. lisaought of you when i was reading a story about how china is actually lobbying specific companies in the u.s. to get relationships with them, not the government. it goes to this idea of possibly getting a more favorable kind of audience then perhaps the biden administration which looks a lot like the trump administration when it comes to china policy. jonathan: i like the lisa thought about me during an article about chinese policy. we will be talking about the banks very shortly. tom: let's focus on the banks. jonathan: directory -- director of equity research will be joining us later. tom: a great lineup. jonathan: it is wednesday braden -- it is wednesday. i've been doing yoga and meditation in the commercial break spring [laughter] -- commercial breaks. [laughter] jonathan: yields higher by a couple of basis points. tom: would somebody say transitory? jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." here is the pric

russia. i think this was a warning shot. tom: -- jonathan: seeing abounds -- lisabounds back in the ruble gaining against the dollar. what could potentially obstruct markets that seems like a realistic escalation between the u.s. and russia? daniel: i think we have seen an evolution of securities, trading related activity restrictions since 2014 with the beginning of some of the debt and equity restriction sector. crimea was annexed by russia. what we saw yesterday, and again to build up 2019 sanctions that restricted trading in non-ruble denominated sovereign debt, this is only impacting primary market trades. secondary market trades on russian sovereign debt, be it in europe or ruble are still permissible on the secondary market. treasury knew this would have an impact, not an adverse issue similar to one sanctions were dropped in 2018 and you saw a brief destabilization in the aluminum industry. certainly you can touch upon greater restrictions and access to capital more broadly in the span of the secondary market. it is very clear the touch of just the primary

cast as sort of addressing old wrongs that they see from russia rather than a current up-to-date maneuver in response to the troop movement. lisa this ongoing tit-for-tat that people were expecting from the? biden administration? jack: it does look like the biden administration is trying to thread the needle maybe two months ago biden rushed off putin when putin as our conversation. than a phone call the other day popped up seemingly out of nowhere. they're trying to keep a line of munication open. i'm sure there will be a tit-for-tat. russia has sent they will respond to these -- has said they will respond to these sanctions. it does not seem like something worthy biden administration is trying to massively shake things up. lisa: sticking with the script of the biden administration, infrastructure. we heard from republican some skinny infrastructure bill. to get $800 billion skinny infrastructure bill? jack: we have heard from a couple of senate republicans, let's focus on something more traditional physical infrastructure they say would probably come out to about 800 billion dollars. that has not developed enough so we could

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lisa murkowski is a disaster. china virus, whatever you want to call it. russia, russia, russia.ions and hoaxes. get impeached for doing nothing wrong. very unfair. get a second impeachment for doing nothing wrong. i could write a great book. as far as north korea is concerned, i have a great relationship with a certain man that's got great power over north korea. getting along with vladimir putin is a good thing. and i got along with him very well. >> of all the times to proclaim this, the u.s. just took action against russia for its unprecedented hack on the u.s. government. a russian dissident is said to be dying in prison and the russians are staging tens of thousands of troops along the ukrainian border. objectively there's a lot to ask donald trump, including how the multiple investigations that he is facing post presidency are poised to derail a potential run for the white house that he keeps teasing. instead this -- >> welcome to hannity as we continue as we're broadcasting from mar-a-lago and palm beach, florida. i know a lot of people around you everyday. this is what t

russia. looking at the risk of a no no rush but i thought up a stuff. for lisa bloom things in your bios at the unstable sky back home but i can merican suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. not the smug that he'll be a losing one by elsa store on the budget. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the african americans who were to prove you're in the know if you found great crowd. moulay is cool if you we're going to call. you and now almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time went to russia. probably the worst time to go anywhere why not me. when i come here. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going foundation let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic. developing that only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country tryin

russia. looking at the post with no no rush but also up all stuff yes it got lisa bloom things in your bios at the. back but i camaro can suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. this month that he'll be a losing show one by elsa still on but by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the troops who were through during the night. found great crowds. to move a few you're going to go you. know almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time we went to russia. probable wars try to go anywhere why not me. what if i come here. while the demick no certainly no blood is just flying to nationalities. has emerged we don't look like seem. to. judge. coming crisis like this. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing it's your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. seems wrong. wel

russia. looking at the risk of the on the left but also up of stuff yes it got chills for lisa cohen things in their lives that their child. back home black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. not the smug that he'll be a loser show them one by else a store on or by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all and some of the african americans who were too through during the night. around great crowds. through the moon they adored few you're going to call close you and now almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time went to russia. probable worst time to go anywhere why not me. when i come here. this is the boom bust of the one business show you care for them it branches bore into washington years we have coming up the u.s. has added just short of 1000000 jobs that the and. certainty of the pandemic begins to wane straight ahead we'll bring you up to speed on the recovery and how global markets did this week plus the backlash against georg

lisa arrested more than 10000 people during a nationwide protest in january calling for an evolving to be freed he was arrested upon returning to russia from germany where he had spent 5 months recovering from the nova chalk poisoning he's now serving a 2 and a half year prison sentence for violating the terms of a previous fraud conviction that involved he says. it was politically motivated his doctors say they were not allowed inside the prison to scene of only sunday. but we came as doctors but it's cruel and monstrous to deny access to a dying patient we will call the medical unit and try to find out what's going on we'll keep trying but at the moment we've done everything we can we can't do anything else the u.s. is closely monitoring of all the situation president joe biden has said the treatment of no volley is totally unfair and totally inappropriate and on sunday the u.s. national security adviser warned that if not all me dies in russian custody the international community will hold the kremlin accountable and there will be consequences castro al-jazeera washington now the been reports of shelling in eastern ukraine radio fr

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incarcerated which he wouldn't be if russia upheld its international commitments to the european human rights convention and finally released him. went in and listen all for you lisa germany's foreign minister speaking earlier let's bring in that vladimir a short cough he is executive director of the anti corruption foundation and an ally of alexina volume and joins us now from london so what are you hearing about mr volleys a medical condition. we have seen today reports that he was transferred from one colony to and not there and he is put in the hospital there if not really and then to quote medical care for him as this hospital is used as that tuberculosis port so our demand for an independent physicians to stay in the valley and to get him proper medical care care still then the top diplomat said discussed mr novell the situation today how much can they influence what happens how should they respond. there is no silver bullet that will make mr fortune release. any but i think there are many channels both public and private available to western governments and obviously mr fulton cares very much about his relations with europe the canonic ties are quite substa

lisa arrested more than 10000 people during a nationwide protest in january calling for an evolving to be freed he was arrested upon returning to russia from germany where he had spent 5 months recovering from the nova chalk poisoning he's now serving a 2 and a half year prison sentence for violating the terms of a previous fraud conviction that involved he says was politically motivated his doctors say they were not allowed inside the prison to scene of all the sunday. we came as doctors but it's cruel and monstrous to deny access to a dying patient we will call the medical unit and try to find out what's going on we'll keep trying but at the moment we've done everything we can we can't do anything else the u.s. is closely monitoring of all the situation president joe biden has said the treatment of no vali is totally unfair and totally inappropriate and on sunday the u.s. national security adviser warned that if the volley dies in russian custody the international community will hold the kremlin accountable and there will be consequences castro al-jazeera washington cavers ruling party is emerged victorious off the sunday's parliame

lisa: also tom, you are european. paris climate accord, ago. obviously. tom: i think the europeans have to provide a lot of leadership. jonathan: europe is the problem child on so many issues. germany under russiarmany over china. so many things need to be worked out. tom: to me what they can deal with in the next few days is a reaffirmation of the paris agreement. jonathan: good morning. this cash equity shaping up as follows. off by a 10th of 1%. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ surveillance. ♪ jonathan: good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. two straight days of losses on the s&p and nasdaq, of the russell, the small caps down monday through tuesday. a little bit up on the russell. down 2/10 on the nasdaq. the s&p 500 basically unchanged. yields look like this, a little bit higher. we creep up by a basis point or two. finally in foreign exchange a quick look at euro-dollar if we can. euro clinging onto a 1.20 handle. down a about a third of 1% on the six session -- the session. tom: didn't we see a lot of strategies line up markers to a stronger euro? jonathan: the path forward pretty clear, vaccinations in europe a whole lot better relative to where we w

lisa: what is the expected response from the kremlin? nick: i think what you are almost certain to see is expulsions. we have been down this road before, after the trump administration expel some russian diplomat's. russia expelled about 400 american diplomats during the trump administration, so there's very little that russia can actually do that would have a financial impact. but you are probably going to see the tit-for-tat expulsions, and of course, russia may decide that vladimir putin will not attend this climate summit, a big initiative of president biden's, set for later this month. russia could show its disapproval by saying we are not going to show up. jonathan: for the environment down in washington, d.c., dan tannenbaum pointed out a lack of leaks around this administration. we are not talking about days ahead of time, we are talking about hours now. just how tight is that ship down around washington? nick: i am not so sure about that. we reported this week -- we reported last week that sanctions would be coming this week. i am going to do our own horn. -- going to toot our own horn. [laughter] bloomberg has definitely been ahead of the pack on this. you are really not seeing any of the pala