la propiedad y pintaron las paredes y rechace el gobierno del presidente colombiano iván duque >>> pintó en colombia duque se traslada la ciudad de cali las protestas para evaluar la situación de crítica. >>> y con esta manifestación que tuvo el colombiano alzado la voz en san francisco. ni alto a la violencia contra quienes protestan en su país natal. la demostración que lleva el consulado de colombia donde inclusive han hecho vigilias. tras las manifestaciones en el país sudamericano. la organización mundial de la salud reclasificó la cepa triple mutante que está arrasando india. se ha convertido la omc indica también que estudios preliminares muestran que se propagan más rápido que el virus original y que hay evidencias que algunas protecciones quedan las vacunas pueden que no funcionen en esta cepa se esperan más detalles sobre esto. encontró que el ejercicio puede ayudar a traer los síntomas remanentes de covid-19. entre los que estuvieron personas que necesitaron ventilación mecánica y tuvieron síntomas graves de la enfermedad. gracias a una rutina de ejercicio de dos meses por sem

dying continues to rise there on says can come quickly enough joining me now for more is dr lancelot pinto about monologist an epidemiologist of the renowned hindutva hospital in mumbai dr venter welcome do scientists in india have enough data to be able to understand the b. 161 double mutant variant you know i don't think we have enough data and i think far more sequencing needs to be done than what this country done to really understand the transmission dynamics to understand whether it's been associated with 3 infections where the questions that are let us get questions that are on video and send questions around transmissibility i think we have very limited information at the moment but dr patel why is that i think the 1st reports of this virus became available in october last year then again in december and then in march earlier this year the government in fact released had a press release why did not have scientific data as yet. i think to a certain extent that's limited by the expense associated with whole genome sequencing my understanding is that it's not maybe inexpensive to do b

see and michael pinto c.e.o. of pentode portfolio strategies michael let's start with you here we're watching the federal reserve try to play down the risk of inflation even saying it will only be as short lived as the toilet paper shortage of 2020 is it too soon to dismiss those concerns when we're already seeing rising prices. well i think toll paper is made of paper and paper is me from treaty 70 look at the craze of umber lately but it really isn't a surprise rachel you know if the government trends 6 trillion dollars and handed out to people through helicopters and then pays those same people not to go to work with them hands on women they become unproductive so it's too much money chasing too few goods and guess what yet inflation and you get intractable inflation especially in asset prices but listen this is coming from an inflation east and a gold bug i think we're set to have disinflation and deflation in 2022 so not too long from now so whenever the fed turns off the monetary firehose tapers $1200000000

well dr lancelot pinto is a pulmonologist an epidemiologist based in mumbai he joins us now via skype sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera we were just hearing the views there of a senior leader of the governing b j p party speaking to us a little bit earlier about vaccination effectively lording is one of the best in the world certainly by number if not percentage of the population then on the other hand we have the chief executive of the country's largest vaccine manufacturing saying the shortage will last for several months so who's right so i think we have had challenges with the vaccination program over the past few weeks i believe all the people who wanted to get vaccines on a particular day at some point of we had to have not got it on the day of their choice of not got it in the day of the schedule. to a certain extent years right that it's it is it is a huge endeavor to vaccinate the country as big as it with a population that it has but i think most of those feel that we are until we have been picked up at the best that we should have right now. again in t

of miss i'll see and michael pinto c.e.o. of pentode portfolio strategies michael let's start with you here we're watching the federal reserve try to play down the risk of inflation even saying it will only be as short lived as the toilet paper shortage of 2020 is it too soon to dismiss those concerns when we're already seeing rising prices. well i think old paper is made of paper and paper is me from treaty 70 look at the craze of umber lately but it really isn't a surprise rachael you know if the government trends 6 trillion dollars and handed out to people through helicopters and then pays those same people not to go to work with them hands on women they become unproductive so it's too much money chasing too few goods and guess what yet inflation and you get intractable inflation especially in asset prices but listen and this is coming from an inflation east and a gold bug i think we're set to have this inflation and deflation in 2022 so not too long from now so whenever the fed turns off the monetary firehose tapers $1200

matt: jp morgan or jamie dimon does already have a successor in pinto, right? he took over when diamond was in the hospital for a couple of months during the work from home transmissions. does that put lake in the runner-up position? are they fighting for the number two spot here? sonali: the short answer is yes. the thing here is that we have known for some time here, closer to jamie dimon, daniel pinto is closer and is in his late 50's. they train a wide range of employees -- think about how many people, matt, over the generations have been rumored to be potential successor to jp -- jamie dimon one day. you have those people all over the industry. charlie shark is leading wells fargo. matt james was at cerberus. you have a wide range of people here and one of these women may lead jp morgan one day, but who knows what the future looks like. at the end of the day it all depends on how long jamie dimon remains ceo of the company. matt: i was going to say, if jamie dimon ever leaves, right? ed hammond interviewed him closely the last time i paid attention to that

in the near term, should there be an emergency, pinto is widely seen as an obvious replacement for jamie, but he is viewed as the last likely candidate in a slow and swirling handoff to the next generation. what does this mean? when you talk to widely followed wells fargo banking analyst, he says it is his view one of the two heads of this consumer unit is likely to be the next ceo of j.p. morgan chase. it is important to point out that of the six major u.s. banks, only citigroup has a woman ceo. jane fraser was announced ceo just in the past year. rishaad: the thing is, we've got jamie dimon as ceo for 16-odd years and no signs that he is planning to go anywhere any time soon, so this is really academic, isn't it, surely? su: those close to the matter say it is at least half a decade before he would consider leaving, and we know when asked when he plans to retire, he has elegantly dodged the question. the board has also made it clear they want him to stay in the role for significant number of years, but analysts say this reshuffling at the top, which makes two women in key spots to succ

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today we are talking to daniel pinto. a top executive at jp morgan and a chief lieutenant to wall street titan jamie dimon. softer spoken than his boss, he helps run the bank from his office. a native of argentina, he started as a currency trader and worked his way up to emerging-market desks, navigating financial blowups from brazil to russia. he is used to crises, but not what 2020 had in store. touted as a potential successor, last march he found himself at the reins at the height of the coronavirus pandemic

the others that exist but definitely jen and marianne in the front of a three-year view and daniel pinto if it's shorter than that. >> but dimon is saying another five years. >> which i say amusing because it's one more than a presidential candidate would chant at a rally we'll see if it actually is until 2026 >> longest serving. >> longe serving, best share price performance, can't argue with it. i think people like the tenure and like him being at the helm and the bench. and the bench is deep. >>> when we come back, "the new york times" out with a story saying apple has compromised on security and privacy to do business in china. we will speak with kyle bass about that plus his thoughts on where to put money to work in this market. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. with deep expertise to outthink across multiple asset classes, actively managing investments in the world's public and private markets. outscale, with the resources to serve 1,500 clients in 52 countries. and outlast, with long-term conviction that looks beyond

where it goes and what the buy in and ministration gets accomplished great insight as always michael pinto octavio marandi thank you both so much for your cat. that's all for now you can catch ben last on demand by downloading a portable t.v. ad for apple or android device was the very next and as always don't forget to question more. the year we $321.00. now here we are. showing up because the primary reason for getting the question here is. has america and china. got a new cold war and all the benefits to the us economy jobs over to china has now been used. to. buy was. protests in colombia leave 26 dead and made a government crackdown we'll look at why the u.s. has offered only muffled condemnation unlike undressed in other countries. israel is deporting around a 100 black people who have lived in the country for decades and say it's that ancestral home they say that children who were born bad to what will be. is very disturbing to me to think that the border from the land of them they will never live anywhere else this is the life that i've known of spent most of my adult .

it named daniel pinto as sole president. sonali basak has more on these leadership changes. sonali: this is huge. gordon smith, the person who went down to washington last year when jamie dimon had his heart surgery, and he's somebody who's been a long time deputy. however, he's over 60. we knew that the reigns are going towards the next generation of this bank. think marion lake, jen pip sack. this has been a rumor elf -- a rumor mill for a very long time. what we know about jp morgan is they like to build their bench very deep so that people get a lot of different experiences. the two women are overseeing a business that serves half of all u.s. households, and it is really giving them a chance to run a business that is a heartbeat of the american economy. guy: absolutely. we've already got one woman running a big u.s. bank. it would be nice to have two. sonali: and it's funny, very similar businesses. jane fraser had also been out of that consumer business over at citigroup. guy: it is interesting to see the depth they are trying to build in terms of the skill set, underst

daniel pinto will say -- stay as copresident with that puts two women in a very significant line of succession in moves that have really been slowly telegraphed for years. shery: very slowly telegraphed. when can we see this change at the helm? sonali: jamie dimon every few years says he is staying on another five years. he has not announced plans to step back in any significant way. that said, it is interesting to see this get a little clearer at the top for the picture of the people who are likely to take over. a lot of people on wall street have seen this before. jamie dimon has stuck around for a long time. it leads to a lot of questions like, does he stick around a lot longer, and if not, what is his next act? will he take some kind of political role at some point, as has been rumored for quite a long time? obviously he is a huge figure. increasingly a figure in matters of u.s. policy, as we have seen in the annual letter. so no direct plans to leave anytime soon, but a cleaer picture on what their succession planning looks like. haidi: of course we know jane fraser as one of the leading

the entrepreneurs that figure out how to deal with the tough environment, they did a good job in the pinto nicely and that cuts back on unite labor cost or what we used to call wage push inflation or cost inflation, whatever. joe, the fed is going to leave it hot to quote one of their people, it could jump to 4% but would retire in june and come back to something like two and a half. do you agree with that and what were the consequences of that be and underneath b, one other bullet can long-term rates state 160 - 170 if you have a 4% inflation rate? >> i agree with that it's transitory, as you know you said it best we had a pandemic led downturn,av very unusual and now we have a post pandemic price level adjustment a base effect that will fade if the economy reopens, hopefully more people come back to work and inflation will moderate, the by market despite the terrible inflation numbers that you highlighted the ten year note is only five basis points onas the week it is down ten or 12 basis points from the high-end of the year so rates can stay low even iff inflation goes to 4% because it

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explain to us how daniel pinto selected a cfo that has enjoyed failure.it incredible -- it is an incredible career. it would be hard to find another regimen like this rising to the top. jeremy barnum started at jp morgan in 1994 armed with a degree in chemistry from harvard. had a big prop trading growth and blew up. was fired through jp morgan, went to another hedge fund, fired again. was learned back to jp morgan and since then it has been an incredible comeback story. now the cfo of the nations largest bank. tom: what does he bring? you look at all of the other failures, he brings prodigious mathematical skills with his chemistry. what is the specific skill jamie dimon wants from him as cfo? >> let's look at the second innings of his career when he returned to jp morgan in 2007. possibly the same date the hedge funds are blowing up. then came the 2008 acquisition. he was a junior staffer than but that is when his first interactions with jamie dimon started. making sure to avoid all of the pitfalls from the collapse of lehman brothers. he played a role

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liz: i absolutely agree digitally disruption has been the word of what this pinto because that a lotave changed for good but this is a crowded space and you have apple fitness jumping in you are smart to have the three-way merger because that instantly gives you a bike but the bike connected with the beach body isn't out until the merger goes through, when is that going to close. >> we expect the merger to close around the end of the second quarter, the end of june, this is a race we've been running for 22 years this is not something that popped out of nowhere when it be great to work out from home the reason like p90 x was our first billion-dollar program were followed by insanity, we realized if you create a great experience with content at home and provide people with the nutrition solution so you don't get results from working out yet to do the nutrition too, as we scale that is starts to build a following that's why were the leader in the space with over 2.7 million digital subscribers this is something that is here to stay in the advent and bringing in the connected bike is add

earlier i spoke to dr lancelot pinto a poem and although just an epidemiologist that individual hospital in mumbai i asked him if the reports of vaccine shortages are correct we have had challenges with the vaccination program over the past few weeks i do know that people who wanted to get vaccines on a particular day at some point have to have had to wait have not got it on the day of their choice and not got it in the day of the schedule it is it is a huge endeavor to vaccinate a country as big as it with the population that it has but i think most of us feel that we are until we have been picked up at the best that we should have by now. again sudan shua macao from the b j p was saying that india had these by numbers one of the best vaccine campaigns in the world i'm speaking to you from the u.k. which is usually lauded as one of the countries that's also had a very very good vaccine campaign but that went hand in hand with a lockdown that lasted for months and is still kind of ongoing now so do you think that india can try to stop this wave that we're seeing without more serious lock

kate, if that were to happen tomorrow and of course, we hope it does not, do you think daniel pinto getsk so. i think there are others they could tap. but, yes, i think daniel's in that position. i don't know that he's regarded as the ceo in sort of an orderly succession but, yes, if there was an unexpected need to fill the role, i think he's in the pole position >> right and hugh, if you were to look at these three potential successors is there anything that you would suggest that one of them would do to the bank that would be somehow different than the current path it's on >> yeah, i mean, i think that's a hard thing to say, right pinto who is the person who would succeed in sort of the zero to five-year time frame is, you know, a titan of the corporate investment bank, right? he's been a trader with jpmorgan since his days in argentina in the early '80s or '90s not clear what he would do for the huge retail presence then you've got piepszak and maryann lake you got a scenario where people know who is in charge. that's the point of this whether or not this actually comes to pass in fiv

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pinto casas, edificios. >> cuando llegue aquÍ trabajaba en limpieza de casas. >> mi logro tan grandeusar lo que yo sabÍa para un mejor futuro. >> mis padres me inculcaron el valor de la educaciÓn desde que yo era muy pequeÑa, mi mamÁ tuvo que parar la escuela despuÉs del quinto grado en oaxaca, aunque ella quiso ser enfermera y mi papÁ tambiÉn tuvo que inmigrar a los estados unidos y no pudo terminar lo que es aquÍ el bachillerato. >> yo soy costurera, aunque yo trabajado 100% siempre estado el pendiente de ellas, ellas harÉ la escuela y me decÍa, mami ahora llÉveme la biblioteca y prÁcticamente de la videoteca la corrÍa. >> ¿cuÁl es su mayor sueÑo? >> ser abogada practicando mi comunidad yy claro, pagarle todo el esfuerzo a mis papÁs, comprarles una casa. >> convertirme en ingeniero astronauta y usar el dinero que tenga de mi carrera para ayudar a mis padres y a mi familia, tener un mejor futuro. >> mi sueÑo mÁs grande es poder mantener una clÍnica propia aquÍ en santa ana, en california pero tambiÉn en oaxaca y en el salvador. [aplausos] >> felices por ellos, no dejo de pensar a lo