the blast destroyed more than 500 homes. ,lobal news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. emily: i'm emily chang and this is a special edition of bloomberg west from the storied m.i.t. media lab in cambridge, as it use its. it's the birthplace of so many innovations like touchscreen devices and gps. we have spent the last few days speaking to the entrepreneurs and investors driving the startup scene and heard from the cities established layers in robotics and i/o tech. the next hour going behind the scenes to where the ideas are conceived. the media lab specializes in anti-disciplinary thinking, looking for misfits and rebels, working on ground breaking products no one else would take a risk on. other ideas that got their start here, the precursor to google street view and one narrow by all it is here just one mark zuckerberg's breakthrough price. the media lab is pioneering research in biology, agriculture, urban living and more. m.i.t. sits at the heart of some of the most cutting edge in robotics with compa

the north has been testfiring missiles and in january, conducted its fourth nuclear test. .lobal news hours a day brazil's acting president may announce a budget freeze by friday, according to an official from the economic team. the congress would need to root a fiscal target change by the end of the month. he and the newly appointed finance minister are under pressure to deliver results. we are joined by someone who was the same job. he was brazil's finance minister last year. he is currently cfo of the world bank group and joins us now. joe: what does brazil's interim to getent need to do now the economy accelerating again? >> they have a finance minister, and experienced man. we better trust him. joe: one thing we hear is that hopefully the government can now othercal reforms and investment reforms that will get investors excited. what specifically needs to be guy, and how much can begun without hurting the economy further? supply-side really helps, the free market, you improve the tax code. in our experience in the world bank, it applies to so many countries and i think it could a

about half of them had not appeared in print. ,lobal news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. back to you. shery: thank you very much, mark. markets close in 30 minutes. abigail doolittle's live at the nasdaq. what are you looking at? abigail: the nasdaq is higher for a second day in a row. it is approaching highs. it will match a record from february if it can go 1% higher today. let's keep an eye to see if this rally can gain steam to break that step. one of the best performance for the nasdaq are shares of western digital. the top percentage performer in the nasdaq 100. shares are higher after barclays rated them to an overrated. shares of western digital may be higher today, about and we look at a one-year chart, we see a sharp, severe downtrend get on today's strength, the stock is hitting up against the resistance of the 100-day moving average, suggesting a turnaround may be tough for a stock that is down over 50% over the last 12 months. one to watch. shery: that is the best -- best stock performance. what abou

president vladimir putin met with soldiers and spoke with world war ii veterans. .lobal news 24 hours a day i am vonnie quinn. the russian army presenting beautiful pictures. tom: and i saw the death of the oldest world war ii veteran in america. ancient. time is marching. right now, let's move to the data check. a reset for your monday. features up five. what dynamics on the 10-year and two-year yields did we see at eight: 30, 8: 31, and 8:32 friday? xy almost 95 and oil of a little bit. canadian wildfires, extraordinary. , 14.89. i put the german two-year up as well. nch but that isu your reset. let's go over to the bloomberg again. bond, the fedield meetings along the way, higher yield, no, wrong, down we go. standard here is two deviations and the extension out. we are back to where the markets are distant from where the fed is. vonnie: the market pushing back expectations for a fed hike after the jobs report. the backend didn't react so much. we have spreads widening. it is a fascinating chart. we are back to where we were last year. tom: you need to get to the june meeting. let'

been repeating this thesis for some time now, but it just intensifies, is at we are witnessing a new lobalating sophisticated virulent and even lethal anti-semeticism. grounded in classical anti-semeticism, but distinguishable from it. which received its first international institutional jur i had cal exprevention in the 79ism resolution 40 ds anniversary we recently commemorated but has gone dramatically booyond that, that which the then u.s. ambassador to the united nations said about it, that it gave the abomination of anti-semeticism the appearance of international legal sanction. but as i said, it has gone dramatically beyond that. a new anti-semeticism which needs almost a new vocabulary to define it. but which can best be defined or find expression in a set of metrics that are anchored in human rights and international law in general and equality rights and equality law in particular. in other words, traditional or classical anti-semeticism is a discrimination again, denial of, assault upon the rights of jews to live as equal members in any society that they inhabit. and we have dev