the mandarin oriental hotel group ceo will be joining us. he will talk about earnings and how his business is preparing for a revival. we will be joined by the president of nass, -- nascom. >> and amounts meant space ventures. all the details and an exclusive interview very shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have the hong kong and macau offices in the state council press conference taking place in a moment in hong kong. seeing at the moment the commissioner, the overall event will be, the democratic, or the governments -- governance of hong kong, the fundamental solution to ensure security. him saying what we also see is this overall reflecting g jinping's thinking on the governance in hong kong -- xi jinping's thinking on the governance in hong kong. beijing has also ended one of its most important get-togethers in recent years. the international peoples congress -- the national people's congress. we will find out what happened there. we joined -- we joined vonnie quinn for first word news. >> we will come back to her. >> let's have a look

is this a trend in value oriented stocks sustainable over the longer term? a short answer and say no. it will not sustain over the long term. we are in a situation where we are seeing the rotation into value. value has under performed as we all know over the past decade. we have seen capital markets with the institutional markets since the end of last year, the value oriented stocks. it is a situation where we are seeing that pick up and seeing the names to begin to finally add value in the portfolios. be careful because you don't want to be out of the growth stocks this run is not over >> the run is not over, john that is what kourtney is saying. does that jive with what you are thinking do we have legs with this rally? should people stay invested? >> of course they should stay invested especially in the environment of 1.7% treasury. what we are seeing from the equity team just like kourtney, we did a package of value stocks they brought in a corporate in february they are not keeping technology and health care and different growth areas of the economy or t

saying, every ten years, this year for the first time, military veterans and question on sexual orientation want to incorporate?— new questions you want to incororate? ~ ., . , incorporate? we do an extensive consultation _ incorporate? we do an extensive consultation for _ incorporate? we do an extensive consultation for every _ incorporate? we do an extensive consultation for every senses - incorporate? we do an extensive | consultation for every senses and incorporate? we do an extensive - consultation for every senses and we invite the people that use the census statistics to tell us what information they need and for this census, that took place in 2015. we had really strong demand from government departments and local councils to understand the make—up of the population in all kinds of ways, of course, including to have the new questions on sexual orientation and gender identity. and the armed forces veterans questions are there so that the government can hold the armed forces covenant for their families. hold the armed forces covenant for theirfamilies. the census is compulsory but t

and diplomatic orientation.are no longer a member of the european union. also, angela merkel who is the voice of stability and reason and multilateralism and trying to keep the europeans on side is losing power and the next coalition in germany is likely to be weaker. emmanuel macron is going to be the most strategic voice of foreign policy in the continent and his orientation is all about strategic autonomy, european sovereignty, a third wave. it is going to be very challenging. the markets have been talking about how there is a honeymoon between biden and the europeans and the europeans are much happier to see biden than trump. i would argue that even though the decoupling has decelerated under biden, it is continuing and it is continuing for structural and strategic reasons, irrespective of the fact that biden and his team are transit. jonathan: not just china, but russia as well with germany looking lonelier. where do you see success? what can the administration achieve on the foreign policy front with regar

we also add sexual orientation and gender identity.known, but as critical the protection for race and religion. we have this narrow definition of public accommodation. this narrow scope is how it was and continues to be insufficient . people of color continue to face discrimination on a daily basis at salons, car services, and taxes. black shoppers -- the equality act amends the law for the americans with disabilities act and state laws across the nation. given that any member of the public could reasonably be can -- expected to -- to make sure that no one is denied the opportunity to fully participate in society. this updates the civil rights law because of inconsistencies that exist, the nondiscrimination laws in politics. last year, the virginia values act made it the first southern state to add statewide protection for all statewide character -- categories. millions of people are subject to uncertainty and potential discrimination. in addition to these necessities, it's important to know that over two thirds of americans support th

tried interventions of a ride raising nature all of which have in common of person's '5 sexual orientation changed. these so—called therapies can manifest in many forms and pseudo— psychological treatments. such as purification and fasting, and its most extreme, there's been evidence that this can also involve physical and sexual violence, including so—called corrective rape. it would seem like an obvious, nantes a contentious step - when considering the mistake —— non—contentious. _ that sexual orientation can be changed. - that lgbt people are a threat| to a society, that lgbt people are ill or sick or can be - cured, that lgbt plus people can be persuaded or forced to become heterosexual. by undergoing treatment or counselling. _ this sounds almost mediaeval in its approach, that's - because it is. every day, people in our- country are having their lives and their mental well—being put at serious risk by being - subjected to attempts by people who have power over them - to change their sexual orientation. _ we have to keep the term therapy with the contempt it deserves. contempt because

about these particular books in the way the make asians look, it's a classi example of what we call orientalism weather made to loo like they're exotic, like they are less than civilized rate that's also the case with the african characters that appear in the books. over 2024 characters, 45 of the are nonwhite, and 43 of them look like they are subhuman. i believe the company is making the right decision to respect o these people are abused. when you talk about hate crimes

yale has a separate orientation for non-white students.ch separate ethnic group. schools have segregated staff training and networking programs. from orientation to dorm life to student centers to graduation can be completely segregated if you want it to be. last year a black student at the university of virginia demanded white students leave the campus diversity center. >> frankly, there are too many white people in here. this is for people of color. it makes some of us feel uncomfortable when we see too many white people in here. there is a whole university for you to be at and very few seats for us. jesse: a whites only caucus was planned to take place at elon university to give white people a space to learn about and process their awareness of and complicity of injustice without harming their friends of color. as progressive as that sounds or doesn't, the event was canceled by the university because it would have been at odds with university policy quote-unquote. only minorities can self segregate. i understand people have a variety of

mark: i think it is already having a meaningful impact for the fixed income oriented investors, and ifnything, we are expecting the yield to move higher towards 2% rates towards the end of the year. what is really driving it is the inflation expectations on the back of not only the $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus package that was announced earlier this year, but also looking forward to this $3 trillion stimulus package in talks now in terms of infrastructure from the u.s.. so these things combine means there is upward pressure on yields. we really find the equity markets have a very positive correlation to not only inflation expectations, but also the kind of growth weights we expected to see this year. so there's only been a mild overshoot on the yield side to be a little bit of a drag on equity markets. alix: i guess my question is how do you play the reflation seem when it is a synchronized, but the bond market reaction is synchronized? mark: that is exactly with the way -- that is exactly the way we have to think about it. when we talk about the equity rally, it has been standing on

yale has a separate orientation for nonwhite students.arate ethnic group. schools have segregated staff training, networking programs. for your college experience from orientation to dorm life to extracurriculars to student centers, graduation to be completely segregated if you want to be. last year, a black student at the university of virginia demanded white students leave the campus diversity center. >> there are just too many white people in here it's a space for people of color. you're taking up. space some of us feel uncomfortable when there's too many white people in here. there's a whole university for all of you to be at. jesse: in february a white only caucus event was planned to take place at the long university, intended to give white people of space to learn about and process their awareness of and complicity in unjust systems without harming their friends of color. this progressive as "i", or doesn't, i don't even know anymore, the event was canceled by the university because it would have been at odds with universityly poli

and it should not be based upon their race, their religion or their sexual orientation. i believe that that is, yawn as far as gregory meeks is concerned, not a way of showing that we care and that this world which is a much smaller world now, that we're going to try to make sure that we save human life. everyone is human. and to protect and to make sure that one is not -- is not prejudiced toward them because i know -- again, i speak from my own living that as an african-american for a long time african-americans have been denied certain things simply because of their race. so it would be wrong to deny other individuals simply because of their sexual orientation. >> in england this is paul for our guest. >> good morning. is it a priority to keep the peace in foreign policy? >> the priority is for peace. look, we live in a much smaller world than it was 10, 15 years ago, so we've got to figure out how we share this planet collectively. there's issues, you know, that we all have to deal with that affects each and every one of us. if there's one thing that has shown that i

blaze. -- oriented plays. if you are going to win in this market, you've got to be in the broader market plays, which are more cyclical. the problem with that is it means you are going to introduce yourself downside draws that could be fairly dramatic. when this market pulls back on overheat concerns, i think technology holds up a little bit. i would much rather hold that then i would other defensive sectors. jonathan: jim, really smart, sharp. great debate there. this is an 11% move, a 10 point 93% move lower on the s&p 500 app of the february 12 hi -- a 10.93% move lower on the s&p 500 off of the february 12 high and the last month. pretty brittle -- pretty brutal. tom: we are looking for an entry point. jonathan: ok. from new york city, for our audience worldwide, tom keene, never change. futures up more than 2% on the s&p 500. julie norman coming up from ucl on a monster plan down in dc. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the oecd says a u.s. recovery turbocharged by t

decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur but decades later the theater has become a symbol of mandela's ticky now the philippine government is changing the government buildings the universities and monasteries were just some of the many structures that were destroyed in manila during world war 2. but rebuilding a life and a city from scratch has proven difficult and some experts seem manila has never truly recovered. a. holes close in israel's 4th election in 2 years in a vote larger the seen as a referendum on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. hello i'm barbara starr at the sound is there live from london also coming up president biden calls for a ban on assault weapons as police charge a 21 year old man with 10 counts of murder after a supermarket.

of when this industry matured in europe and seeing it from a small, you know, sort of technology-orientedndustry, to what it is today, the mainstay of northern europe's clean energy revolution. and i think we will see exact the same happen here. >> reporter: the u.s.'s relative late start does mean that projects are able to incorporate new technology. vineyard will be the first to use a new turbine made by ge that stands more than 850 feet tall, with each of its three blades stretching more than the length of a football field. >> every time the blade spins twice, you can power a home for a day. so, it's really impressive hardware. so we have been able to shrink the footprint of the project from 108 positions down to 62, while still producing the power we have promised to massachusetts. >> reporter: it's here on a beach on cape cod that buried cables carrying power from the vineyard wind project will come ashore, underneath this beach, and be connected to the new england electricity grid. but the actual turbines, which will be about 35 miles out in the ocean, will be almost invisible from

decades ago called the pearl of the orient the. theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur but decades later the theater has become a symbol. now the philippine government is changing their government buildings the universities and monasteries were just some of the many structures that were destroyed in manila during world war 2. but rebuilding a lives and a city from scratch has proven difficult and some experts say manila has never truly recovered. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish on the state becomes the form of media namely the images that lead to the negative to these guys and just how did you create and use this makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. most. after egypt's revolution. into something much bigger. this is al jazeera. but i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour

and many members of our audience have probably been there with business-oriented travel.see business travel coming back as a way to benefit from the acquisition >> yeah, that is a good point. the short answer is that we do. we think that the recovery for business travel is going to be looking different than the recovery curve for business travel. one of the business model is to do due diligence and primary research. a couple of key points to highlight is that the first is business travel is correlated with the corporate profits in the stock market, and both of which you note from the reporting are doing quite well, and the other part of what we were able to do as part of the due diligence is to look at the business on the books for the next three or four years, because the convention books out several years in advance and able to speak to several customers and get a sense of the travel plans, and based on that work, we were comfortable that people will return to going to conventions, and in fact, some may say that the convention business could be stronger in the post covi

unfortunately at the moment or i guess luckily there are many private groups and many religious oriented groups many catholic shelters that have stepped up to provide that kind of shelter and food and medical care but really we think that should be part of a federal welcome for people who are seeking safety in our country and we should mention that today's anniversary of the refugee act which is the law that created this pathway for asylum seekers that comes to the united states and we've had that now for more than 40 years so you know these are this is an important part of protections for asylum seekers is also treating them like human beings i've got one minute left i'm going to give you a question in a minute this is from liz rainey this is for you rachel one of the many things the u.s. has to do is change its relationship with latin america stop calling it a back yard right. i agree i think we need to look at latin america and particularly civil society organizations in that region as our partners you know it's welcoming to see the president biden has the support really in dollar pla

to you think well that is not quite right it's saying it's going to titles that suggest sexual orientation or gender identity are mental or physical illnesses and of course this is completely in accordance with all the world's leading psychiatric and medical associations and in accordance with the views of the united nations and the world health organization they are saying that it is very very clear that sexual orientation and gender and not mental physical illnesses so i think in that respect all amazon is doing is trying to stop faith use by one more time over the term just before we run out of time why do you think the woke crowd is so focused on the way we use the language today it has to be much more about that than actual practical legislation. can i just respond though on when to tell him at salomon how to read that book and nobody went to a page where he says that transgenderism is a mental illness and i said that's clearly not really the reason i was in a book and gender dysphoria is a condition is it not everyone recognizes that talks about gender dysphoria doesn't say transgend

so, here you give a little bit of orientation, that was north and i was south, so that's east and that's west. should be able to navigate this area because it looks so similar. so this is a map of the harriet tubman modern filters it. wildlife is, there were not to worry about it. and that's important because a large portion of the park is in a critical area. and also i like to highlight the view north because when you entered the park came into the south and then you walk south to begin your experience, you walk into our visitor center and again you head north, just like harriet tubman did. and this area here opens up to our legacy garden, and again and allies to view north. during tubman's -- the north was free. the south was enclosed an incumbent. and the next phase of the park, we're gonna have a statue of harriet tubman standing there pointing north towards freedom and their before figures out in the distance heading towards their freedom. and then you enter the visitor center, u.s. are in the south and if you look north, you can see it's open. it's very bright. and that's what is i

work helps orient people in their lives in important and connection.nd so, but we have to get our minds around as we may very well be building up infrastructure, creating ways or people to take care of one another. use crazy technology like the distributive ledger of bitcoin that will allow people to have time banks that let's him trade time. those are the creative and interesting things we are going to need we all have to have a basic safety net that is very tangible, providing healthcare and training, and retirement, and those things. you can even get to the other things to get vaccine security squared away. back that certainly makes sense. we have just a few minutes left. i wanted to make sure we sort of wrap up on the practical side of things for the reader, or the individual out in his or her community. you know, i think the idea of mutualism has a tongue of appeal. but then there is okay, what can i actually do? obviously to identify a problem that needs solving, what do you see is kind of things should most be thinking about? or may be more impo

it's sort of like a north star that assume you can orient by without ever reaching it but when we do, we progressively get closer to what we said we would be and, of course, we are in perfect 70 we drift away from it, and then problems are caused and there's challenges. i loved in the inauguration the other day the young amanda korman the poet laureate said we are a broken nation simply an unfinished one. we are on a journey and the journey has many, many miles to go but when we orient right we become more like we said we would be and that sort of my view of our history and how it informs the work to try to do a civil rights lawyer and as an elected official. >> you express in inspiring way and i think it speaks to a lot of what americans believe across both parties, and independence that you brought up this word naÏve earlier, as you launched your career thinking you could help things work better. in richmond, and then you did, right? it got you in there and i got you going. how can naÏvetÉ still help you now that you are a grizzled old veteran of the battles as it tried to confront

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person cheated and subjected to grandma books are rituals are used to try and change their sexual orientation among gay men and women all over the world . this is how dangerous it is to meet the real homosexual. showing present day examples of global homophobia. in 15 minutes on d w. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech or a mention consisting of a car going to production. all of us are available online and of course you can share and discuss on. facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. forced into a nameless mass. their bodies your tools. the history of the slave trade africa's history. profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence. this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery all of our history. our documentary series slavery routes starts march 10th on. this is news coming to you live from berlin the search for survivors after deadly explosions in guinea the blast

we are here to serve each and every one of you, irrespective of race, creed, sexual orientation or gender identity, legal status or economic status. keep masking, keep washing your hands, keep using commonsense around gatherings, and maybe most importantly, vaccinate, which is, like, our real way out of this pandemic. i'm going to say a few words in spanish for our latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> your clinical health care providers here at zsfg know the toll that has taken on all of us, psychologically, mentally, economically. we know the road has just begun, but we see the light at the end of the tunnel. we are here, and we are ready to support you. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> as we work toward closing this chapter in our lives, really, let's continue to work together and support each other so we can get to that light at the end of the tunnel as soon as we can, so thank you very much. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much, dr. ortiz, for that message, and thank you so much for acknowledging how many people i

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i trust, because so many of the people who serve in the administration are similarly oriented, trust it can be great collaboration with the obama administration like sustainable communities and promise zones and choice neighborhoods. >> the next thing almost in this line of work was a presidential memorandum that dgacknowledged the housing policy and the ways it can contributed to segregation in this opportunity to people particularly black and brown and disadvantaged communities. talk a little bit about how that again let's talk first about the acknowledgment itself. what you think it means? >> you cannot pick the problem until you acknowledge it. that seems so simple and it is. but let's be clear, the previous, administration wanted to change the mission statement of the department of housing and urban development to take out its mission of equal opportunity in housing. that is why as soon as us and menstruation started they said no, this is the true history of how policies have disadvantaged people of color and other communities but we are going towe acknowledge that and work to o

stream of consciousness and it looks like so much fun it looks so liberating it's some music lee oriented but in a in a different sort of way i remember i had it shock show once and andy summers from the police was the band leader they gave me an earpiece and solar is going to hit commercials and he looked at me like what i think me i just played 200 something people in rio de janeiro i kid 5 kids and it was it was it hard for you to take in the big 8 did you have 2nd thoughts about doing it before you did it you know i did have 2nd thoughts i did i you know i was in the show comedy bang bang with scott aukerman. and so i was a fake bandleader so you know i would play people on and off on that show even though it was it was wasn't an actual talk show so i had a a little bit of experience you know before going in and i had done some things kind like that for like benefits and charities and or you know people shows and stuff like that so when i heard about the gig at the late late show i was a little bit surprised because i just quit. comedy bang bang and i did so because you know i wanted

bizarre rituals are used to try and change their sexual orientation. again men and women all over the world . this is how dangerous is to openly homosexual. present day examples of global homophobia. in 45 minutes on d. w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the could. be code is in germany to learn german why not go with him simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course you can speak german from a to z. . welcome to the 7 to 7 s. and the platform for you and young africans yeah we get to hung out and talk about things important to us i am michael duty on today is sure. it's regular with you will you feel when i read. here's what's coming up on today's show. find out the truth the bottom. and newt i mean byron you've got to. get ready when i bring a little brush on uganda al gore. takes us on a tall through his full 60. we start off today sure in my home country strong. and what if it's most prominent. made. for more than a decade accessed and radio presenter houses fried in pol

forceful point perfectly made, but in fact, it's issues of class and gender rather than sexual orientationem to lighten the heart of lee's film. it's in the british museum with its fancy, made—up name, ichthyosaurus. while ralph fiennes' auto—didactic archaeologist basil brown was snobbed by the snobbiest establishment in the dig, winslet�*s anning faces the double whammy of being both largely self—taught and a woman — this in a time when the geological society of london, for example, was a men—only enclave. more problematic, i think, is the chilly tone of the film, which reminded me somewhat of the austere mood of michael winterbottom's jude, an early critical triumph for kate winslet. both films have much to admire artistically, but also left me rather cold. you can find ammonite on a wide range of digital platforms. sticking with british films, the banishing is a �*305—set haunted house chiller from christopher smith, whose cv ranges from the death line—style subway chiller creep through the satirical slasher severance to the mediaeval romp black death. what's this room? mummy says you'

but the issue on value orientation two different things printed on the orientation means go by the names you know, the hotel you have to say operated the airline you like to fly the restaurant chains if you like to go through. the reason why that is where people are going to the money, value orientation is going be where . [inaudible]. charles: kobe stop you one second. these have already got up there, we saw lot of rockets an all-time high that one year concert so at one point will say okay, the market is assumed we will reopen and assume going to go back to concert maybe is overdone. >> e-filing and here's why. things just the beginning freighted with regrowth decade with value stocks had been going on for ten years and if we go through prolonged economic incentive as we get back to the unemployment rate, you're looking at current levels. but what if we have real expansions, what if we get real lending, what if we see real explosive travel around the world for you and think it's the beginning of it. the cruise line stocks that are to do think about the homebuilders another do, they wil

action oriented and so to this indeed to a lot of tanzanians who now see him. now vice president. to be sworn in as the country's 1st female president or can you tell us about her. who will some use who has a no was very close. to the president at some point president. who during the elections last year and the reason why he chose. the president goes out. and as i mean for vice president to run is vice president and he told the president and now president that the reason why he was in the position was because i. was a woman and. in the abilities of women in what is. the cause of women obviously 1st in terms and in history a vice president who's a few now. president will now take on the reins as the president of the national republicans and yet also. thank you very much that was journalist in dar es salaam. thank you. to the netherlands now where conservative prime minister mark is claiming an overwhelming victory in elections there this will make his 4th term in office exit polls indicate his center right democracy party increased its share of seats winning just under a quarter of

the bomb rituals are used to try and change their sexual orientation among gay men and women all over the world. on the business is how dangerous it is to be in response to actually. showing president examples of global homophobia. in 75 minutes on d w. children to come to. one giant problem and nearly get in on the scene the people you've. been denied a name to lead the change in lately god give me. how will climate change affect us and our children come. and d.-w. dot com slash water. staying up to date don't miss our highlights w. program online w. dot com highlights. small acts who can aspire big change the people making. it go africa fantastic. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future. many cars do you all for tuning in for. on d w. this is news and these are our top stories authorities have increased security at the u.s. capitol after police revealed evidence of a potential plot to breach the building capitol police have also requested that the national guard extend its deployment out the complex for 2 more mo

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traditional family structure they also say its principle of nondiscrimination on the basis of sexual orientation amounts to promoting homosexuality. but activists say gender inequality is still a major issue in turkey last year women's rights groups reported over $300.00 women limited across the country and they say turkey's withdrawal from the convention comes at a time when violence against women is on the rise. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world now. torrential rainfall is battering australia's east coast authorities have evacuated outlying areas of sydney which are at risk of some of the worst flooding in decades the city's largest has overflown and emergency services are warning of a life threatening situation. a state of emergency has been declared in miami beach after large crowds of revelers arrived for spring break is the 2nd year in a row that authorities in the u.s. resort city have clamped down due to fears that crowds could spread it coronavirus . scientists say activity in a volcano which erupted near iceland's capital on friday appears to b

in the netherlands of the 17th century so a new goods like chinese oriental commons came from distant lands and it became fashionable to put these goods in still life paintings and in portraits and exotic groups and turbans and this exhibition traces the beginning of globalization when these new goods came to europe from countries. rembrandt and his 17th century contemporaries were fascinated with these foreign lands but they had to rely on descriptions brought to the netherlands by trading ships as they had never visited these places themselves this exhibition of old masters is the museum's 1st after a long break due to the pandemic during the closure they moved online. although i think the appetite for seeing paintings is huge especially originals even online visitors said they wanted to see them in person they said i don't just want to be on a football pitch i want to go to the museum as well i think seeing the originals feels very special and exclusive a good night out if not most of us got expose even design let's have currently few of visitors the normal are allowed in to make s

people need work that helps to orient people and structure and connection so we have to get our armsaround and for people to take care of one another. in like that coin dad allows people to have time banks and other alternative currencies. those are the creative and interesting things i think we will need a safety net that is tangible with healthcare and training you can't get to the other things until you have the basic security squared away. >> that make sense. we have a few minutes left. and on the practical side of things and that idea love mutualism has a ton of appeal. obviously to identify a problem that needs solving were things that people get wrong you need to think about differently? >> and so to realize you can be a mutual list yourself and you can go to the supermarket look at cabbage and cheese and flour and realize there are things around you. and then to think mutualistic lee and with those that i care about with those environmental issues but how will be pay for it? let's form an organization and let's just start let's put a meal together or eat together and these ar