we also try to look at the official data at the city level and provincial level and central level and unfortunately. there is a big discrepancy between death and data. the city level and central level, this this transparency remains a challenge. we know data is one of the key important elements to tackle the pandemic. having data without having data that is accountable, reflecting the situation, i don't think the decision-makers can make an evidence-based public health decision in order to control the pandemic. anchor: we are seeing these heartbreaking scenes play out in different parts of indonesia, where you have people being turned away from hospitals, hospitals not having enough beds, not having enough oxygen. oxygen shortages. just how stressed are the hospitals right now, and from your vantage point, is the medical system close to collapse? >> i think it is already collapsing. they have to add more rooms to the hospitals. any hospitals cannot accept non-covid patients because they are increasing capacity for covid patients. for treatment. not only that, we are beginning to see t

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as i discussed in my opening statement is transparency and the availability of data in the crypto markets. we have no official public source for data investors are operating based on online websites. there are sometimes disparities over prices and interpretations of what volatility may be and in some ways it harkens back to credit default swaps prior to the great financial crisis. that was a market that was traded almost exclusively over the counter and highly unregulated when the great financial crisis hit we saw that credit default swabs exacerbated the risks, but once we regulated them and instituted central clearing counter parties, we had an official data and an oversight regulator. that we could identify where the risks lay. i think the same is true for crypto. and as ms. goldstein said the issues related to leverage and whether it's appropriate or not for some of these assets are extremely important. i do believe that at a high level the authority of the f-stoc to convene to coordinate the regulators is crucial because we're talking not just about markets issues or private fund issues. we're talking ab

. >> he says there are big players involved but there's no official data on how big, partly because they don't advertise. >> when it comes to organic, a big part of it is the image. so i think it is fair to say that we are in an era of at least, when it comes to food, where people don't brag about the technology. if anything, they want to talk about wholesomeness and safety, and all those things, rather than the technology that creates a. >> reporter: in fact, the association that certifies organic farmers in california declined to give us names of indoor operators, though they did confirm many of the farms are in mexico. but one thing seems certain -- indoor growers are able to undercut traditional organic farmers in the marketplace. >> you have this advantage growing indoors, that you can grow in a different season. so you may be able to harvest it a little earlier. and as we all know, you go to the supermarket and if you can get some seedless mandarins in november, you pay extra for them. >> outdoor organic farmers aren't getting ground. they say there's something very important missi

shortages have cut supplies, prices of used cars have surged in the last year by 50% according to official datae increases in the last year gas prices up 46%, airline 25%, laundry equipment up nearly 30% in household staples like milk, bread and other supplies have seen huge gains in prices in june the consumer price index overall was 5.4% the fastest rate of increase in a decade, the same time we had the evidence of rapidly rising prices optimism about the robust recovery that we were expecting for the u.s. economy after covid is starting to fade fears about the possibility of renewed lockdowns and travel restrictions as a delta variant spreads and rising worries about the economy's ability to match people looking for jobs with the vacancy that employees have starting to cause doubts of the sustainability, taken together in fact the risk with stagflation that the combination of high unemployment and high inflation that you may remember we had miserably in the 1970s. after the pandemic economy may lower capacity than before. in those circumstances efforts to put more demand into the economy fai

and india's official data from the crime viruses past 400000, with 100000 people die and just the past 39 days. but experts believe the actual number is likely to be as high as a 1000000, with a possible fund. waves infections looming government to the out. the campaign to vaccinate almost a 1000000000 people. by the end of the year. stories of women fighting to change their societies is coming up next in the portal. i'll see you after that. oh hi, i'm sandra gotten and welcome to portal your gateway to some of our da 0 as best online content. this week we're focused on women and their power to bring about change. we'll hear how women betrayed by their own governments. religions and cultures are fighting to make a difference, not just for themselves, but also for the people around them. or meet them, others facing the mexican drug dealers to find out when they hear about the painful legacy of ireland and other and baby holes. i think it's one of the most outrageous human rights abuses that most of the outside world doesn't know anything about it. and we meet an american woman who took

data. in the crypto markets, we have no official public source for data, and the investors are operating based on online web sites, and there are disparities based on what the volatility may be, and in some ways, it is harkening back to the credit default swaps, and that a market that is traded almost exclusively over the counter, and highly unregulated. when the crisis hit, we saw that credit default swaps exasperated the risk. so once we had an official source, and oversight regulator to identify where the risks lay. the same is true for crypto. as ms. goldstein said, it relates to leverage and whether it is appropriate or not to some of the assets, and it is extremely appropriate. i believe it is important for the fsock to convene and communicate to the market issues is the issue. we are not talking about crypto within the bans, but talking about banking, and taxpayers in a number of ways, and they can be compelled to work together. >> okay. i yield back the balance of my time. >> the chair recognizes gentleman from minnesota who has served on the fin task force. >> this is interesting with

and we also try to look at to the official data at the city level and at the provincial level level and then at the central level. and unfortunately there is a discrepancy of the number of death coffee, 9 been death, a deva that are. 7 released by beast, left different level of government, the city level, a provincial level, and central level. so this is 19 data transparency remain here. it's a challenge for indonesia and s t v. you know that data is one of the key import an element to tackle this pandemic because without having a real data, without having that data that is accountable, that is reflecting that situation on the ground. i don't think that the decision maker could make an acid and base a public health decision maker in order to control the plan to make bon bang. we're seeing these heart breaking scenes play out in different parts of indonesia right now, whereby you will have people being turned away from hospitals, hospitals not having enough beds, hospitals not having enough oxygen, there being oxygen shortages, just how stretch are the hospitals right now and from your v

thank you very much and diplomatic added to james base me now, india, the official data from the corona virus has past 400800000 people have died in just the past 39 days with a 153 deaths recorded on friday backs but believe the actual number is likely to be as high as a 1000000 with possible 3rd wave infections looming. and as the new delta plus the variant emerges, the government has announced a campaign to vaccinate almost a 1000000000 people by the end of the year. meanwhile rushes president, putin is refusing to impose a national lockdown despite the country's covert death to reaching a new hi, $679.00 deaths reported there on friday at the most in a single day. since the panoramic began, despite the rise in cases the euro 2020 quarter final went ahead and some pieces back later, such as being blamed on the delta variance. vaccine hesitancy is also strong in russia, although the national uptake is rising would easy to navigate. now, as you can see, the vaccination campaign is gaining momentum and is progressing far and we can see it here. this vaccination point in the last week, t

going to be a problem to do that, but you can't get a formal recommendation when you don't have official data based on good science and good clinical trials. >> i've asked you this before. we've been under emergency authorization, and you said before we were close, and five years ago can be close if you think about it in scientific terms. by your birthday, do you expect to see these vaccines? >> i would hope so. one of the things that i think people need to understand, when you have an emergency use authorization, it's usually under the context of the benefit is worth more -- it clearly outdoes the risk. whufr the vaccines like the ones we have now, the hundreds of millions of people who have received it, the high degree of effect tyness in the real world setting is very, very. therefore, i would be astounded if we did not get full approval in the classical sense of these p. but this is a little bit different of a situation, in which you've had something giving you emergency use authorization, and you're kind of waiting for a lot more data to convince you whether it works or not. there's no d

. >> there's no official data on how big partly because they don't advertise. >> when it comes to organic a big part is the image. i think it's fair to say that we are in an era of at least when it comes to food where people don't brag about the technology. if anything, they want to talk about whole some and safety and all those things, rather than the technology that creates it. in fact the association that certifies organic farmers declined to give us names of indoor operators though they did confirm many of the farms are in mexico. one thing seems certain. indoor growers are able to under cut organic farmers in the market place. >> have you this advantage growing indoors that you can grow at a different season. you may be able to harvest it earlier. you go it the supermarket and if you can get food in november you pay extra for it. >> outdoor organic farmers aren't giving ground. they sawest like about the soil act saysc food orcr prti soil feilit covegrinjust to feed the soil basically or feed animals and they are feeding the soil. >> since indoor farmers can't comply with that rule f

what is about is this is official data and is about the primary reason that you are in hospital.would disagree with that really. i would say that was a public has been misled about is the incredible pressure that the hospitals face and we recall the wave in particular reported very closely in liverpool, went into an ic unit to report from there. that was not misleading anyone. that was hospitals under pressure and they had really never seen that before. in a point i would make his even if you are in hospital for them in different but you don't get covid, which telegraph points out here, that can be pretty dangerous and pretty serious as well. so that's the way that they want to go with it. i would disagree with it and said the pressure hospitals have faced is the key metric. yes, covid but everything. if the overall pressure on staff and the services itself and that has not been misleading anyone in my opinion. been misleading anyone in my oinion. , been misleading anyone in my opinion- i _ been misleading anyone in my opinion.- i think- been misleading anyone in my opinion.- i t

at the outset it is worth noting that there is no official public data source for cryptocurrency prices, market size or volatility. this lack of data is a significant problem, however, unofficial data sources have estimated that the total value of the cryptocurrency markets may exceed $2 trillion. investors in cryptocurrency include retail, high net worth and institutional investors such as private funds, corporations and endowments. retail investment in cryptocurrency may give rise to particular concerns about investor protection given the possibility of fraud or business failure, the lack of disclosure and the high level of price volatility. the rec ritz exchange commission is charged with a try par tied mission of protecting invest, maintaining fair, orderly and efficient markets and facilitating capital formation. at the same time the sec faces challenges in applying capital markets and securities regulation to cryptocurrency. chief among these is weather the sec has the authority to regulate a particular instrument. currently the sec evaluates crypto sales through the lens of a tes

that is the official data that we are getting.r not the government says that that is not accurate, we are seeing the propaganda videos that the taliban are releasing on a daily basis. and they are taking over outposts afghan national security posts. and they are surrendering peacefully, but they are handing over u.s.-funded equipment, weapons, ammunition, humvees, armored vehicles. and the optics are extremely distressing. we should note that the taliban have yet to take over any provincial capitals. and general us a ten austin sco who is in charge of the withdrawal here, he is the one who said that an himpending civl war is in play because of what is taking place in afghanistan. he said that afghan forces should retreat to the cities, get out of the countrysides, the districts, and retreat to the cities and secure those areas. that will be the focus of the impending battle as the taliban get closer and closer to these major cities. >> very worrisome. thanks so much for your reporting there on the ground, anna coren in kabul, appr

a problem to do that, but you can't get a formal recommendation when you don't have official data based on good science and good clinical trials. >> i've asked you this before. how close are we -- we've been under emergency authorization. you said before we were close, and sometimes scientifically close. five years could be close when you think of it in scientific terms. before labor day, do you expect to see these vaccines fully authorized? >> you know, chuck, i always have to give the same answer and i'm sorry. i don't want to get ahead of the fda and their deliberations because that would be not productive. i would hope so. one of the things that i think people need to understand, when you have an emergency use authorization, it's usually under the context of the benefit is worth more -- clearly outstrips the risk. there are varying degrees of that. when you have a vaccine like we have now, for exam tell, the mrna vaccines, the numbers of people who receive it, the high degree of effectiveness in the real world setting is very, very clear. therefore, i would be astounded if we did no

but as discussion turns to the potential of booster shots, health officials say more data is needed. >> there is ongoing work with the fda determining for whom these doses would be indicated. >> n officials to talk about her luminary booster data, and the institutes of health have launched a clinical trial. tomorrow, president joe biden and doctor anthony doubt she will stress the importance of young people getting vaccinated. they will be meeting with olivia roderigo at the white house. >>> still ahead, and streaming in the bay area, by dozens of texas lawmakers are being threatened with jail time. >> and several english soccer players are responding to racist comments made on social media. >> plus, a live look at san francisco where people who used angie's list could be getting some money. >> we saw a little more sunshine peeking through the low cloud cover and fog in san francisco, now it is taking back over, this is pretty much the last you are going to get for the evening. for the tower camera we are delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every d

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we l had to delete data since march 2020 showing us the new hospitalisations for covid—19, and this story, which is based on officialshed today, shows that perhaps some of that data has been misleading because one in four patients with covid was not actually admitted to be inpatient for that reason. so they might have had any other kind of medical concerns such as a broken leg and is only because every patient is automatically tested that they caught the covid symptoms also i think this is really important because a lot of the government's keep strategy around and justification for restrictions in the past year and more has been to protect the nhs to avoid overwhelming the health service with covid cases. i think this data seems to suggest that some of that might have been a little bit inflated, the information they were looking at. liam, what do you make of this story? liam, what do you make of this sto ? �* ., , �* , story? i'm not sure it's quite the dramatic mystic _ story? i'm not sure it's quite the dramatic mystic elation - story? i'm not sure it's quite the dramatic mystic elation being i story? i'm not sure

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we are waiting for china data, for official figures for june. broken up the year-to-date numbers. bloomberg has managed to break out the do numbers which show a big beat with regards to imports and exports. we will take a look at how it affects people's portfolios as well. going to do that with the company that used to be called aberdeen standard. anyway, one of the export chiefs joining us for our focus on india. we will be looking at what is really happening, how trade flows have been playing out with the indian economy. looking forward to the bloomberg sustainable business summit this week, bringing together business leaders and investors globally to drive innovation. we did hear from the nissan ceo on the outlook for e.v. production. >> definitely, the cost of the company will go down which we are making. again, we should not be on the total cost of the ownership. of course, we continue to study how we can comfortably be. looking at the cost of the components, such as the motor, as well as the materials. by example, with more parts between e

. >> a top fda official says data onk kids under 12 is something they look forward to seeing hopefullyal fireworks exploded inside a bomb squad disposal truck. people had just seized the fireworks from a resident. it is not clear whether it exploded without warning or whether the officers were trying unsuccessfully to getdetonate t. several cars and windows in the area were damaged. >> i can't believe somebody had this on video. wow. >>> finally, the new york city mayoral race is tightening between eric adams and kathryn garcia. it will come down to absentee ballots. athena jones explains it all. >> reporter: good morning. new york city afford of elections published an updated set of the rank choice voting results one day after retractioning its previous release after it accidentally counted some 135,000 test ballots that had not been cleared from the computer system. eric adams narrowly led. and katherincath gar cia advance final round against adams in these preliminary results. tuesday july 6 is the first day that some of the more than # 25 125,000 absentee ballots will be included i

pfizer is said to brief government officials on data the company says would be best to give the vaccine a booster thought. for now some experts are disagreeing. ? right now given the data, they don't feel we need to tell people you need to be boosted. >> if we don't get started now, we're not going to be in a position to have boosters available in the fall. i think we've probably missed the window for boosters for the delta variant. >> this is happening as the variant arises across the country. more than 99% of covid deaths in june were among those not vaccinated. with us to share the expertise is the professor of preventive university at the vanderbilt university. dr. gottlieb making the case to listen is on the board of pfizer. where do you stand on the question. do you think given the nastiness of the covid variant, that they should listen to pfizer as opposed to saying we don't think it's necessary right now? >> john, i think there's a big difference between authorization and administration. it would be wonderful to have a booster authorized by the food and drug administration on th

. >> new data released from the cdc has local and national officials sounding the alarm. data shows the delta variant is twice as infectious as previously thought. the cdc says an outbreak in provincetown, massachusetts, helped lead to the new recommendation that even fully vaccinated people should wear masks indoors in areas hit hard by covid. >> putting a mask back on or getting a shot in the arm, it's nothing. it's not a lot to ask. >> reporter: florida is becoming the epicenter of the outbreak nationwide with cases jumping 50% this week. people vaccinated and not are lining up to get tested. >> i'm getting tested today because i think i have it, yeah. >> reporter: why not just go get the vaccine in the other line there? >> i don't know. i'm scared to get it. i want to wait a little bit longer. >> reporter: in response to the delta variant surges the fda is shifting around some of its resources so that it can give pfizer vaccine full approval. currently it has emergency authorization. locally neighborhood activists are pitching in to help combat vaccine hesitancy. >> on

official recommending organization. so although they do good work, we will look over their data. their responsibility is to make an official recommendation based on data and a pharmaceutical, as good as they are, who look at their product and say hey, you know, we think you need to get a booster shot. so there is a difference there. >> what do you say, dr. senately? >> in their statement, in their joint statement, cdc and fda very bluntly said we're going to take a very rigorous look at our data. and i think it is just important for everyone to really understand what that pfizer statement told us last week and what it didn't. they basically mounted evidence using two different kinds of pieces of data. one was laboratory data. and they also referenced, you know, an israeli study that shows that it dropped the effectiveness to 64%. here in the u.s. the cdc is not tracking mile breakthrough cases. we are tracking breakthrough cases that land people in the hospital. and that right now is what we're basing our judgment that i'm mun -- immunity is not waning. there is 13 state that's ha

. >> new data released from the cdc has local and national officials sounding the alarm. data shows the delta variant is twice as infectious as previously thought. the cdc says an outbreak in provincetown, massachusetts, helped lead to the new recommendation that even fully vaccinated people should wear masks indoors in areas hit hard by covid. >> putting a mask back on or getting a shot in the arm, it's nothing. it's not a lot to ask. >> reporter: florida is becoming the epicenter of the outbreak nationwide with cases jumping 50% this week. people vaccinated and not are lining up to get tested. >> i'm getting tested today because i think i have it, yeah. >> reporter: why not just go get the vaccine in the other line there? >> i don't know. i'm scared to get it. i want to wait a little bit longer. >> reporter: in response to the delta variant surges the fda is shifting around some of its resources so that it can give pfizer vaccine full approval. currently it has emergency authorization. locally neighborhood activists are pitching in to help combat vaccine hesitancy. >> on

meanwhile, health officials are reviewing the data and plan on updating the public with any new information. kate >> kathy, thank you. >>> now to the relentless dangerous heat once again baking the western u.s. it's a double disaster with wildfires prompting evacuations and reservoirs now running out of water erin mclaughlin has more >> tonight, extreme temperatures fueling infernoes across the west in california, more than twice as many acres have burned compared to the same time last year triggering evacuations in the northern part of the state the back woods complex fire this weekend doubling in size photographer craig captured the intense conditions as a small town burned. >> it's just weeks and weeks and weeks drier than it should be this time of year. >> the fire season not only prematurely ferocious but also deadly in arizona, retired fire chief jeff patura and pilot matthew miller were killed in an air accident the scorching temperatures threatening nearly 30 million americans across the west. with thermostats soaring 10 to 20 degrees above average >> miserable >> on saturday, utah

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data suggesting we need boosters. now the company is meeting earlier this week, potentially today with u.s. health officialsmpromised which is the data suggested that the people who were vaccinated first and also folks who have weaker immune systems are the ones that are seeing more infection. guys >> so, meg, just to be clear here, we're still talking about the unvaccinated that are primarily both transmitting this and that are unfortunately victims of this. we're not seeing massive breakthrough cases. >> no. 99.5% of covid deaths are in people unvaccinated. the really good news about the vaccines is they protect against severe disease as for the rate of breakthrough cases for infection, we really don't know that quite as well because the cdc doesn't track or make public those data but you do see that the high infection numbers are in states with lower vaccination rates. so it does track that's where this is spreading. >> is there any conversation about surging -- either surging efforts to try to create -- to get more vaccination in those states and implications for employers in those states? >> yeah. that

and so phasers basically thing in the next few weeks, we expect to hand over all the data to us officials for them to start to analyze it, to see if they'll approve it. but bottom line is right now, us officials are saying no need for any sort of booster shot. let's reevaluate in a few weeks or so after we see the data. this all comes as more than half, or i should say 24 of the 50 us states are seeing a spike of 10 percent or more in covert infection rates. and in parts of the country that are have vote low vaccination rates. that's where most of the deaths are coming in, the u. s. right now, a 99 percent of the deaths in the u. s. right now from covered 19 are from people that have not been vaccinated, so the bite in ministration is worried about this. watching it very closely and coming up with new proposals to try to get the rest of the population here in the united states, vaccinated as quickly as possible. because given how fast the delta barrier is spreading all over the world. but also now here in the united states is becoming critical that the buy in ministration feels now that t

data from tel aviv. our public health officials have dismissed it. data out of tel aviv said one dose with 100% effective in kids 12-15. you're seen as an anti vaxer if you point to that study and disagreeing with the committee. the fda never convened the experts when they had the covid vaccine for kids. they never do that. that is very atypical. >> martha: a lot of reasons that may be happening. one of the things that is vulnerable again is back to school. you know, when you have this discussion about the delta variant and kids having to be masked even if they're vaccinated in school, you have a lot of questions raised. the pediatric association said you're going to need more money in schools for making them safer, for making sure that they have the right protocols. i'm hearing in my head that there's another great excuse for perhaps the teacher's unions to say we're not ready to go back. here's what happened when i asked randi weingarten that question on may 10. are teachers going to required that all the students are vaccinated? when will that be?

pfizer, federal health officials still say that fully vaccinated people do not need a covid-19 booster shot. the health and human services spokesperson said pfizer presented its latest data yesterday officials appreciate the information shared, they don't think a third shot is needed at this time they will continue to monitor the situation. meanwhile, israel has approved the pfizer booster shot for at risk and immune compromised adults, this is the first country to offer it. >> our ministry of health has considered this specific subpopulation, this isn't to be understood that israel has gone off on its own, and decided now to administer generally a third boost. >> covid-19 is rapidly spreading in israel, with more than 400 new cases every single day. the country is especially concerned about the delta variant. johnson & johnson's vaccine is expected to get a new warning, the shot has been linked to possibly linked to an extremely rare nerve condition called guillain-barrc immune system attacks the nerves, the cdc says about 100 cases have been reported among the 12.8 million doses of the vaccine. most cases involved men cannot -- men, 50 and up. symbol report long-term n

this is one of the studies that the public health officials were looking to in addition to other dataing out of columbia and india, and this is provincetown, which is a huge resort area in massachusetts where you had high levels of vaccination, and yet, 3/4, and another huge finding in that is that vaccinated individuals carried as much virus in their noses as unvaccinated individuals, and that is telling us that not only can vaccinated individuals with delta infect others, but they could have essentially the same viral load, and that is a troubling finding and what the cdc director told us last night was really pivotal when they made the call, okay. we can't just put this information out there, and it must go out with the recommendation as well. >> and yasmeen, the cdc in the document said that they faced communication challenges, and that is the phrase they used, and based on the reporting s the cdc poised or prepared to do that, and they have faced criticism for the poor communication since the pandemic under the trump administration and now under the biden administration? >> it is