martin green as the ceo of cambrian asset management, talking to us about crypto.dig deeper into china's census data. and talk about what that means for its economy. this is a massive driver. i'm not sure how much inflation they have been exporting, but a place with a limit on the amount of children you can have is now looking at problems, possibly spurred in part by that. andy brown will be here to explain. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." i am matt miller. let's turn to our weekly segment on the new economy where we examine how global leaders are trying to solve the world's biggest challenges. china is defending its latest census which shows population growth is at the slowest pace in decades. the data has huge implications for the economy of the chinese and the global economy. we are joined for more from andy brown. he is a bloomberg new economy editorial director. how is this happening, as you and i were talking about during the commercial break, they expanded their one child policy to a two child policy five or six years ago. they stuck

martin green.ech live, and have a special programme with all the latest news and analysis from 10.30am, presented by huw edwards and reeta chakrabarti a 21—year—old man has been charged with the murder of police community support 0fficerjulia james. ms james was found dead in woodland near her home in kent on april the 27th having suffered severe injuries. callum wheeler, from aylesham will appear before magistrates today. 0ur news correspondent simonjones explained a little earlier that searches are still being carried out for evidence. well, julia james was killed two weeks ago today. she'd been out walking her dog when she was attacked. since then, hundreds of officers have been working round—the—clock on the murder investigation, and late last night we had confirmation that a 21—year—old man had been charged with her murder, callum wheeler, who is from aylesham, lives here in the village. he will appear before magistrates in medway later on this morning. now, after news of this court appearance

my response to martin green - risk. what is your response? my response to martin green is - risk.ily members asjust need to get away from seeing family members as just visitors. they are an essential— members as just visitors. they are an essential component of a person's care _ an essential component of a person's care we _ an essential component of a person's care we are — an essential component of a person's care. we are not talking about throwing — care. we are not talking about throwing open the doors to care homes — throwing open the doors to care homes if— throwing open the doors to care homes if cases arise all we have a new variant — homes if cases arise all we have a new variant. we are saying relatives are an _ new variant. we are saying relatives are an extension of the care team. we were _ are an extension of the care team. we were before. we did not not care for relatives — we were before. we did not not care for relatives before the pandemic. some _ for relatives before the pandemic. some people used to go to a care home _ some people used to go to a care home every

why would lockheed martin green lake this idiocy. what do they make?kets and foods, cute hats fo bodies? no, it is air and missile defense systems, fire jets. essentially they sell things that kill people and not just white people, brown ones too an they make billions of it. and then you need to go check i the products. it will also find as important their commitment to diversity, inclusive this, and social responsibility. those are there words. meeting what, they will kill people of any color? the missile this during a village was brought to you by -- which is a degree in gender studies. you see what is going on. corporation the figured out a way to feign the hard left in and the antiwar crowd can be if you just go low and play i'm th worst race ever card. is the best distraction since texting while driving. it might be disgusted by lucky with what if the fighter jet ha a rainbow bumper sticker on it. the cockpit is now called a non- binary -- in which the aviators the project also and in citizens from above. i've been trying to figure out who is behi

why would lockheed martin green lake this idiocy. what do they make? baskets and foods, cute hats fo bodies? no, it is air and missile defense systems, fire jets. essentially they sell things that kill people and not just white people, brown ones too an they make billions of it. and then you need to go check i the products. it will also find as important their commitment to diversity, inclusive this, and social responsibility. those are there words. meeting what, they will kill people of any color? the missile this during a village was brought to you by -- which is a degree in gender studies. you see what is going on. corporation the figured out a way to feign the hard left in and the antiwar crowd can be if you just go low and play i'm th worst race ever card. is the best distraction since texting while driving. it might be disgusted by lucky with what if the fighter jet ha a rainbow bumper sticker on it. the cockpit is now called a non- binary -- in which the aviators the project also and in citizens from above. i've been trying to figure out who is

o, the legendary martin guitars, the invention of a german immigrant conquered the music world. go from full blonde to pensylvania green martin guitars 200 years of excellent. in 60 minutes on d, w. o the in many countries education is still a privilege. hardy is one of the main causes some young children work in my job. instead of going to class can attend classes. and after they finish working millions of children all over the world can't go to school. the we ask why? because education makes the world the make of your own w made for mines. ah ah, ah ah .

we will talk to martin green after ten this morning.a nandy told the today programme she hoped the government would start delivering on its manifesto commitment of "levelling up" i hope so, i really hope so, i want the government to succeed in this but it's been 11 years that they've had to actually level up areas like mine in wigan and what we've seen is lots of talk about it but very little action. it's great to hear they want people to be able to retrain but where are the jobs that people need, the good qualityjobs, not just the jobs but the good qualityjobs that allow people to earn decent money, look after their families and to be able to spend on the local communities and on the high streets that sustain all of the things we really care about, that's what we need to hear from the government today. i hope that they come forward with a plan, so far we've had very, very little in detail about whether they have a plan or not. our political correspondentjonathan blake is at westminster. so why is there no social care plan? it's such a

martin savage. >> marjorie taylor greene! >> back home and not backing down. >> you know, nazis were the national socialist party. just like the democrats are now a national socialist party. >> reporter: following her comparison of mask mandates to the holocaust, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene turned against what she called a little group in the democratic party, signalling out representatives alexander cortez of new york and omar of minnesota. >> so we have actual united states members of congress, the jihad squad, there's a big group of them, by the way -- >> reporter: until now she is brushing off criticism from fellow republicans. but can she ignore her own voters? those we talked to wonder what was she thinking? >> the holocaust was terrible. terrible. and why she said that compared to that, i really don't know. >> at a diner in georgia, he said he voted for green but that congresswoman's comments have gone way too far. >> what do you think? >> i don't think anybody should be comparing anything to the nazis

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it is all dependent on a green light from the state. >> reporter: i'm martin savidge in atlanta.by county, tennessee and you get a covid-19 vaccine you could get something else -- a brands new car! this week, local officials unveiled the sweek stakes which allows one lucky person to win a new vehicle. you need at least one shot to have a shot at winning. it is all part of an effort to get more people vaccinated in shelby county where about a third of people have received at least one covid-19 vaccine. sorry, proof of residency will be required. >>> as part of a major push to get more younger adults to get their shots, more companies are offering a free beer. budweiser is offering a free beer to anyone aged 21 up who shows proof of vaccination. a number of brew reese in new jersey are doing the same thing n. connecticut participanting restaurants will offer free dinks to people offering proof of vaccination for the last two weeks of may. >>> i'm tom foreman in washington, d.c. where vaccination sites will be spreading the love this mother's day weekend. half a dozen sites will be

greene has come under fire for continuing to compare democrats to nazis and mask wearing to the holocaust. but as cnn's martinituents are not happy with what she's been saying. >> marjorie taylor greene! >> reporter: back home and not backing down. >> you know, nazis were the national socialist party, just like the democrats are you now a national socialist party. >> reporter: following her comparison of mask mandates to the holocaust, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on thursday night turned against what she called a little group in the democratic party, signaling out representatives alexandria oscasio-cortez of new york and ilhan omar of minnesota. >> we have actual united states members of congress, the jihad squad -- there was a big group of them, by the way. >> reporter: until now, marjorie taylor greene is brushing off criticism from republicans but can she ignore her own voters? those we talk to wonder what was she thinking? >> the holocaust is hersterribl terrible. why she said that, compared to that, i really don't know. >> reporter: at a diner in rome, georgia, wainwright said he voted f

but it's all dependent on a green light from the state. >> reporter: i'm martin savidge in atlanta. and you get a covid-19 vaccine. you could get something else. a brand new car. this week, local officials have held a sweepstakes which could leave one lucky person to win the choice of a sports car, pick-up truck, sedan, or suv. you have until the end of may to get at least one shot, to have a shot at winning. it's all part of an effort to get more people vaccinated in shelby county, where health officials say, so far, about a third of people have received at least one covid-19 vaccine. sorry. proof of residency will be required. >> reporter: i'm alexandra field. as part of a major push to get more younger adults to get hair shots, more and more companies are throwing in a free beer. budweiser offering a free beer to anyone age 21 and up who shows proof of vaccination. a number of participating breweries across the state of new jersey, doing the same thing. and in connecticut, the governor announcing that participating restaurants will offer free drinks to people with proof of vaccin

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martin savidge is life. what are the constituencies telling you? >> marjorie taiylor greene migh have to move on. that message is not playing well here at home. >> marjorie taylor greene. >> reporter: back home and not backing down. >> you know, nazis were the national socialist party just like the democrats are now a national socialist party. >> reporter: georgia con congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on thursday night turns against a little group in the democratic party, singling out alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we have united states member of congress, the jihad squad. there's a big group of them, by the way. >> reporter: until now marjorie taylor greene has been brushing off her fellow republicans. but can she do that to her voters? what was she thinking? >> the holocaust was terrible, terrible, and why she said that, compared to that, i really don't know. >> reporter: at a diner in rome, georgia, wayne wright said he voted for greene but that the congresswoman's comments have gone too far. >> what do you think? >> i don't think anyone should be comparing to the nazis and the holocaust. tha

martin thanks for. you feel more at ease about the. need to. be on the green fence post and so many it's clear remains true. join critics of the green transformation for me for you for the planet to. dismiss. because. it is not. the smartest. waking up when an artificial sleep is supposed to keep you safe from fear and pain . this nightmare scenario happens to have an address that during open heart surgery. just the i can't take this i'm going crazy a constant bedside when i was thinking and i kept hoping we have to lose consciousness and then not noticing why aren't they noticing. this is coming it's difficult to describe the kind of pain you have. chewed through your whole body or spear it for him to go. then. tried desperately to get someone's attention. but he couldn't move. virtually every general anesthetic contains substances that paralyze our muscles. it was horrible don't is just carried on and chatted no one noticed the state i was in after a long while i suddenly heard a voice. i think something's not right the anesthesia is lifting the patient is b

martin tells his story. >> reporter: it was 1950, the first year of the korean war, and ralph puckett, a green lieutenant with no combat experience, answered a call for volunteers. >> he said, "i'm selecting"i'm g volunteers for an extremely dangerous mission behind enemy lines." i said, "sir, i volunteer." he said, "don't you want to know what the mission is?" i said, "yes, sir, but i volunteer." >> reporter: not only was he accepted, he was put in command of 51 army rangers. >> i said to myself, "dear god, please don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed." >> reporter: that was ralph puckett seven years ago. today, his step slowed by age, he received the medal of honor, which president biden said was long overdue. >> i understand that your first response to us hosting this event was to ask, "why all the fuss?" >> reporter: fuss because he put the lives of his men above his own as they were about to be overrun. >> and he himself was badly wounded. he ordered one of his men who found him on the ground to leave him behind. >> reporter: merle simpson was there. telling your men to leave youuru behind. >> tha

martin has more on puckett's remarkable story of courage. >> reporter: it was 1950. first year of the korean war. and raffle puckett, a greenwith no combat experience answered a call for volunteers. >> he said, i'm selecting volunteers for an extremely dangerous mission behind enemy lines. and i said, sir is, i volunteer. and he said, don't you want to know what the mission is? and i said, yes, sir. but i volunteer. >> reporter: not only was he accepted he was put in command of 51 army rangers. >> i said to myself, dear god, please don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed. >> reporter: that was raffle puckett seven years ago. his steps slowed by age, he received the medal of honor which president biden said was long overdue. >> i understand that your first response to us hosting this event was, to ask, why all the fuss? >> fuss because he put the lives of his men above his own when they were about to be reoverrun. >> he ordered one of his men who found him on the ground to leave him behind. there. >> tell your men to leave you behind? >> that took a lot of courage. >> sometimes i was so afraid i thought i was going to v

i just keep thinking of martin luther king saying don't let them get you to hate them. so in congress i call her marge green. [laughter] and guns are lined up behind them in a revolver on their desk and they hate me and they think i'm a murderer because i'm so passionate about women's rights and abortion rates. they can think that nothing i say will ever change them. nothing i say will change the people i know. and those fundamentalist people those were supported by trump and hillary clinton and biden and now i think we want the. [laughter] >> thank you marge green. [laughter] we one. >> this book is so beautiful it helped me so much a lot of books that are beautiful but those that are beautiful and healthy. we can feel a little bit of hope in the air. and then it feels like what now? i love you and i love you are in the world i'm so glad to be of the sit here with you. >> thank you. i love you too. i will see you soon. >> goodbye a book people. thank you thank you thank you. >> thank you so much i can listen to you both talk forever another reminder you could purchase additional copies. thank you for tunin

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martin. chief, i can't get over the sheer lack of humanity on display here. green was tased, he was left moaning, while he was on the ground in handcuffs another officer kicks him several times. he was also dragged. then you also hear the officer on the tape saying i got blood all over me. i hope this guy ain't got f'ing aids as green is still moaning on the ground reportedly for more than nine minutes. how would you describe that kind of police conduct? >> it's very hard to based on the video find justification for any of that. in addition to the fact it is a terrible tragedy i'm deeply troubled that this is two years later. the modern enlightened way to deal with critical incidents that lead to the death of someone after an encounter with police is to hand over the investigation to another agency almost immediately. the fact this is only coming out two years later and as we know still being investigated internally by the louisiana state police, there's a lot of hard questions to be asked here. now, there is always the possibility there is another explanation in t

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martin csavidge. >> nazis were the national socialist party, just like the democrats are now a national socialist party. >> reporter: georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene night turned against what he called a little group in the democratic party, signalsing out alexandria ocassia cortez and ilhan omar. >> there's a big group of them, by the way. >> until now marjorie taylor greene has brushing off fellow criticism, but can she ignore her own voters? those we talked to wonder what was she thinking? >> the holocaust was terrible, terrible. why she said that, compared to then, i really don't know. >> at a diner in rome, georgia, he says he voted for greene, but the congresswoman's comments have gone way too far. >> i don't think anybody should be compares anything to the nazis and the hole okaw. >> white says greene has essential become all talk with little action. >> reporter: would you vote for her again? >> no. no. she calls the congresswoman. >> i'm ashamed that lady is representing my district court in congress. >> why do you think she did it. >> i think she's ignorant. >> you need to remember how she got to washington. earning close to 75% of the vo

green hydrogen made from solar or wind electricity as an alternative. it is projected to have one of the highest production costs in the world. let's bring in our hydrogen analyst, martinmplications, the cost implications at the moment you crunch the numbers for using this form of new about energy? -- renewable energy? martin: take a step back. the idea of using hydrogen is not new. it has been around for at least 50 years or more. it has typically been connect with cars. the idea of using hydrogen as a fuel for cars we have seen for a while including a wave in the to thousands and now there is another one. what is different this time is hydrogen is not only touted as an idea for cars which we do not think is the best way to use hydrogen. it is a way to deep carbon eyes some sectors of -- dec arbonize some sectors. in terms of the cost, most hydrogen is produced from fossil fuels and the carbon from the fossil fuels is not captured. most of this hydrogen is the problem right now and not the solution. we need to clean it up first and that can be done by capturing the carbon or produce it from reading electricity. we think producing it from green electricity will become

greene was speaking from experience in a number of cases. he was talking not only about what happened during mayday, but what happened during the riots after martinher king's assassination in 1968 when there was an overreaction by police in many cities. and i think his sense was that we tend to get hysterical about the strength of the country's democracy to survive these challenges and that if we stick to our principles, our beliefs, our values as professed by the constitution, then we tend to come out of it all right. host: the book is "mayday 1971." investigative journalist warns roberts as the author. -- lawrence roberts is the author. thank you so much for joining us. mr. roberts: thank you so much. i really enjoyed it. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. c-span has your unfiltered view of government. including spark light. >> the greatest count on earth is the place you call home. at spark light, it is our home, too, and we're all facing our greatest challenge. that is why spark light is working round-the-clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it is a little easier to do yours. >> s

martin has tested positive for terminally narcissistic. it doesn't seem like the extra time alone helped coldplay's music be any less terrible. listen to their latest song. >> and they were all yellow and green people in the entertainment industry who are well-off, they have no concept of what's going on in the world. >> amanda: i think he's being quite honest. i realized this a long time ago being from l.a. or whatever. anybody who meets these people, there is something different about them. there is something wrong with them. anybody that needs to travel the country or the world into different rooms with strangers giving them applause has problems. they're never going to be -- >> greg: totally healed? >> amanda: yeah. >> greg: was not directed at me? i don't travel at all. i make will come to me. jimmy, i think people who have worked through this entire thing on television it's easy for them to tell people, be patient. wear your mask longer. because they are still pulling a paycheck. >> jimmy: it's the indifference people have, people not in the same position. chris martin should stick to doing what he does best. what happens during the lockdown that scared celebrities as they realized tha

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