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. >> so what reaction should they draw from that experience quick. l >> good question. if you take a step back tobo look at the vice president we have a very contagious variant out there and it will be hard to ensure that no one getsne covid in america that's not even a policy goal but the goal of the policy should be to minimize infections whenever possible but to make sure people don't get seriously ill the best way to do that is to make sure they are vaccinated making sure we have plenty of therapeutic so that is available as well and to me that is the key lesson that is the conversation she is having with her physician i her physician i'm not privy to those conversations i do not know the answer. >> to the .16 percent of americans have had covid the president is getting ready to wrap up his travel schedule should americans be prepared is it just a matter of time the president could get covid quick. >> of course it is possible like any other american can get covid if vaccinated and boosted very well protected hete has very good protocols to protect him. but there is

. >> first with the missile attack do you think russia may have intentionally targeted quick. >> what we have seen over the course of the last six weeks is what the president has characterized the intentional targeting of civilians and the atrocity those that try to evacuate and reach safety and where we are now with those efforts to investigate to document russia's actions and continue with those deliveries to helpp ukraine defend their country targeting civilians is a war crime and always of those actions we have seen today and we will investigate exactly what is happening. >> and those that go wind tv and they doing something to prepare for the possibility? >> now we are trying to be as transparent and direct with the american people f as possible that if the president takes a range of protocols we have ac. range of protocols in place that are aligned beyond the cdc requirements and those includeu many times in the past testing before you see him and we have tools and protocols to address this point. but like anything else at some point he could test positive for covid and while me

>> you mean president zelensky quick. >> i'm sorry commander of the armed forces in ukraine. >> i have not seen the profile let me look at that before i characterize it. i would tell you that we have good connectivity and general milley speaks very briefly with his. counterpart you know how often he speaks and oft course president biden in regular contact with president zelensky. it is remarkable how well they are leading their forces in the field and how good their command and control still is today. well organized. well-equipped, certainly well-trained and certainly you see that all come to bear. i have not seen the profile i cannot come on —- comment but we have great confidence in ukrainian military leadership in the incredible work they are doing leading their troops in the field and it's not just ukrainian troops but citizens taking up arms to defend streets and cities i don't want to get ahead of where we are in the process but the decision to join nato alliance in the nation and certainly the united states will not interpose ourselves into that decision-making process. that sai

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it's impossible to use the term that way quick. >> inon this context, yes. >> why is this unique quick the history before congress codified and the pro veteran context that congress legislates to the benefit of veterans. >> is that a sound interpretive to all. >> it is but the court does not need to recheck. >> if we put that aside and i don't know what you have left. >> we have russellll andor the decisions that congress look to you that said when statutory or regulatory provisions or, not and that word is incorrectly applied now we have this decision that says you judge this from the perspective of a leader or adjudicator. >> this is what i think the problem is. there isser a statute any vetern who served in world war ii, a 1000-dollar bonus goes to any veteran who served in world war ii or in korea. says any veterann who has $1000 if he served in world war ii. they just left out korea. i don't know how. they did. so someone who served in korea says read the statute technically i served in korea. don't i get the money? and that is the issue. so there point is it said world war ii but

has been quick to _ leaders, and borisjohnson has been quick to add — leaders, and borisjohnson has voice to those leaders. — quick to add his voice to those leaders, vowing that he will pay for this despicable war crimes. it does seem _ this despicable war crimes. it does seem as _ this despicable war crimes. it does seem as though this particular revelation, as tony described, the harrowing — revelation, as tony described, the harrowing descriptions and images out of— harrowing descriptions and images out of what russia have left behind in kyiv— out of what russia have left behind in kyiv have touched parts that other— in kyiv have touched parts that other parts of this conflict has not reached~ — other parts of this conflict has not reached. so we will see. again, all sorts— reached. so we will see. again, all sorts of— reached. so we will see. again, all sorts of things to balance out. the no-fty_ sorts of things to balance out. the no-fiy zone — sorts of things to balance out. the no—fly zone has been pushed since day one _ no—fly zone has been pushed since day one of— no—fly z

it will be quick. we have all the tools for this. the kind that no one else can boast of right now. >> justin crump is from the global risk analysis here. he gave me his assessment of president putin possible speech. >> this is not the first time that russians have made statements along these lines. they have raised this numerous times since the start of the conflict and there is a repeat about the question supply of weapons. it is becoming more obvious. there is more signature equipment being provided. it is no longer just offensive. i am sure that russia is increasingly being frustrated by this but they are still responding. i think the rhetoric will have to be followed by action eventually. that is what we are seeing with the restrictions on poland and bulgaria. potentially operations in cyberspace. the support for ukraine is helping to hinder russia's progress on the battlefield. >> this is the interesting thing about this conflict. we have these mysterious explosions in the breakaway regions. that borders ukraine on the west. of

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and when did you start writing about flat or thursday and how did you come to that quick. >> my day job as a reporter at the daily beast with internet communities and a lot of that involves the internet and on 2017 ist started to notice they were posting about flat earth is that they were kidding into crazy for anyone to believe that i was curious but not only were these people very serious but there is a large flat earth movement i started to go to conferences and around the time i filed my dispatch for the daily beast i could have written 50000 more words. so i stuck around. host: what do they imagine when they say the earth is flat i know there are a few different versions but walked us through when they see the earth in their heads period there are several competing models but the gist is they believe earth is flat like a frisbee and and has a ring of i.c.e. around the outside and most of them say it is enclosed within a down almost like a being snow globe. >> and the north pole is in the center? >> i have never seen a version with the south pole in the center but there are competin

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quick action about child care and headstart.dstart and childcare operate different but equal programs to support early learning combined helping more than 2 million children access affordable childcare each year. how does hhs most effectively use the current proposed budget increase to ensure these two agencies work collaboratively to serve as many as possible? >> we wish to have those services be as seamless as possible so whether early headstart program or childcare for the infant toddler we went to make sure throughout the process a family knows their child to get the best care and educational services possible. we will be as coordinated as we can to make that as seamless as possible. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> president biden has a record seven.9 million jobs. were created in the first 14 months of any presidency ever. but even if we try to get our economy in lives back to normal families are hit by raising prices on essential goods from gas to groceries. and then to get out and about to go to restaurants and bars and gypsy

that second bucket is really interesting and very powerful and very quick. that is our power as purchasers to move the market. send signals to the market place. the kinds of computers the city buys. use the highest standard of environmental performance to drive manufacturers like apple and microsoft to make changes to the way they build the electronics. we have carpet standards to get rid of chemicals and plastics like pvc and rubber chemicals driving the marketplace. those are very effective tools. you are absolutely right. it is an and not an or. >> what challenges do we face as we pursue our goals. you mentioned one. >> the overarching challenge we need to bring everyone along. i mean that in the broadest sense of that word. this will cost money to change natural gas water heaters, get off gasoline in cars. that is a cost. how are we going to raise revenue so we don't cause undue burden on those who can afford it least? those are most impacted by the impacts of climate change and pandemics as well. how are we going to raise the revenues we are going to ne

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spears is legally prohibited from driving alone during her conservatorship. >>> some quick thinking byhelping catch the intruder who broke into her house with a pair of knives and a cellphone recording. >> police here >> somebody -- >> reporter: when when the 14-year-old heard someone in her house friday morning she says she initially thought her mom had come home from work. >> i watched boots walk into her room and i'm like that's not her. that doesn't look like her >> reporter: that's when she ran into the kitchen grabbing a pair of kbiefb. >> i was like get out of my house, and he looked very shocked. >> reporter: meanwhile her younger sister woke up and called her mother who was at work >> what are you saying to me there's a man in the house and yeah he broke in >> reporter: with those two knives in hand she said she confronted the suspect she said who fled in a pickup truck thanks to her video massachusetts state police arrested the suspect 58-year-old joseph ridge, a short time later. >> the fact she turned the video camera on and captured him leaving that broke the case. i don't

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how do you evaluate that and how does that apply as you determine future cyberactions quick. >> i hope i would have been wise enough. [laughter] >> what you have seen with the government response is born of two realities in the first is insi the realm of cyberspace the private sector increasingly is supported organization most of the critical functions we care about our generated and deployed and sustained by private sector those on the frontlines and the second reality is the government is in possession of actionable intelligence it's only actionable of put in the hands of those who can essentially do something about that. it was a natural choice to say how do we put this in the hands and talking about the cyberliens putting in the hands of the nationstates but in the cyberworld imagine if it is actionable intelligence how do you make that possible for someone? and we see a good response with that collective understanding to get a sense of us shared strategic warning to put those individuals and governments in place to have a sharedar prospect going forward to understand further with

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so how did you find time for what you've been doing lately quick. >> that's a good point. and then to say i was the one to be pushed and i also felt and i would goes three or four days and then of course until i found another two or three days. >> why write it? what was your motivation? >> and happens during those nine months and then i know history is written byak many different points of view and i wanted to make sure that i set the record that was a very big part of my motivation and also because of me being the face of the company and thousands ctof people maybe 30 or 40 really lead their project i was afraid their names would be lost that what michael did and what everyone in the book that i described exactly what they did. >> it is phenomenal is a part of our history we are still living through. at what point will you digest exactly what you have done and what we have all been through? >> it's a good question because still clearly it is something that saved a lot of lives not only able to generate significant economic value but the vaccination with five points of gdp

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. >> are there any officials beingce briefed quick. >> again he is the supervisor of this investigation. but he is a supervisor. >> . >> is that appropriate for the president of the united states to tell you his son did not break the law regarding this matter? >> and the president has not done that and has committed not to interfere but in the other kind. >> i agree. >> but i do wonder that why the president is resorting to tv and have his surrogates go on and the president is confident his son did break thee. law and that president biden maintains a position that his son did nothing this is on national television the president already told his subordinates these are people he can file or - - fire at will how can the american people be confident this administration is conducting ae serious investigation. >> and with the trump appointee that for the district of delaware because you have made from any influence from the white house. >> the observation here is critical because there's an obvious conflict of interest because those who areou investigating the biden family and their enterpris

and fighting the control of russia quick. >> it is a real civil war because the word ukraine becausehat do we do to stop this? and then we have more faith and more problems that's why we can do that at some point. >> it is horrible to see we all agree with that and you have been with us telling the truth. we will be back after the short break. steve: something so positive and optimistic the time we can we discover the faith-based stories in here to discuss her new book mothers and daughters of the bible speak joining us like a real easter sunshine how do we think about the holiday quick. >> you think christ came to the mistakes in the sins that then there was this joyous resurrection when he came back for those who were faithfully following him and they were distraught said it's true everything i told you is true i have overcome sin and talk about the struggles over time women have faced mothers and fathers and daughters somewhere faithful and courageous and others i love that the bible includes all of them. steve: and that is lovely connection between easter and spraying and rebirth

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>> i did a quick calculation. jay powell has said he wants to see the ratio of job openings to job seekers around one-to-one which is where we had it prior to the crisis. that labor market was delivering real wage gains and bringing people and from the sidelines that had been marginalized in the past. to get from the 1.8 job openings in february two the level, i don't see it happening without a major destruction in the demand for workers. if we were to see a 5% fall in job openings between february levels that we just got and march, if we look at that compared to the number of workers actively looking for work, that would be a new record going in the opposite direction of something the fed considers one of their key measures. romaine: always wonderful to catch up with you. a bloomberg scoop about u.s. listed chinese stocks and how beijing is preparing to meet some of the demands with regard to the audits. we will discuss coming up in just a bit. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: this is bloomberg markets. time now for

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in just a quick last question. if i may, you know, the franco german motor drives europe, the relationship with berlin is, is really critical to french foreign policy. if the pen is elected, does that all break down? that's right. i mean the bend, you know, she's been in the last few weeks, are holding a couple of press conferences to come across is more credible. but instead in, i think there has been more scrutiny of her, her policies, and she has talked about, you know, kind of ending maybe military cooperation with germany. she's talked about putting a distance with germany. and i think these are all really worrying signs that would obviously, of course put her on a direct collision course with brussels. ok, w correspondence, sonya falla car on the 2nd and final round of french presidential election. thanks so much. some time now for other stores making use around the world. european union countries have reached a deal over major changes to digital content laws. after late talks, walk, move ahead with a law for

john paul, just just real quick. just the younger generation, get it or are they going to vote democrat in the mid term election and, you know, surprise us all and you know, kind of turn things around because all of the prognostic theatres, you know, see a lot of doom coming for the biden administration, you know, you know, i'm objective in this, but i'm just guessing where you think the younger generation is right now. the younger voting generation. whether they're animated by this enough to actually have a footprint in the next election along the lines you're talking about. i'll tell you what we get and what we don't get. what we get is that throughout every major historical milestone in this country, young people and workers have been at the forefront leading social movements that have turned the tide to make massive change. and that's the value that young people hold right now. and we are desperately yearning for a world that is safe and equitable and doesn't just repeat the same crises that we've grown up in fin

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we'll take a quick break now. we'll back >> we think we're moments away o from this press conference where ld we hope to learn more about gunman and the search for him as he opened fire this morning on a subway y in brooklyn. at least 13 people were injured. and most of them were shot. we know at least 5 people were shot and a couple may be in serious condition right now. >> looking at the latest from the hospitals. again, 8 patients taken to one to 2 another. and then 3 patients taken to a 3rd. and according to one of the local sources there in new york, apparently hospital staff are reporting that none of these injuries are considered life-threatening. but as daryn mentioned, 2 of those people are yeah,seriously injured, but looks as though they may survive, which would be at least one silver lining in what has turned out to be a tragic and very scary morning for morning commuters here in this part of brooklyn. again, the gunman still on the loose. councilman. >> police don't know where i'mtha person is, but it

bring on the mountain while it made quick work to have been as it was, i don't know, i'd ideally that's bad. that is ridiculous. and i mean it in the nicest way possible. it's ridiculous, ah, where here in tiny switzerland, in the middle of the out in black, we had here with us today in the eighty's been e q and it is the 1st all elected god that mercedes has designed and made from the ground that they've done then your electric vehicle architecture. what do you want to find out today? is this the best luxury, the electric vehicle in the way right now? in fact, i think my thing over there is as serious as i am. let's find out. handling the who is the man who created you the 1st mercedes was a race 35 strong or that was quite nice or 1st and say the thinking, mr. electrification electrification customizable, etc. that is luxury for us with the novelty of whatever it is unbelievable. one of the reasons we've had either so proud of the e q f is because it is currently the most ed or dynamic production card in the world with a jack coefficient of just 0.20. and they've done everything to ma

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