megan, thank you so much, ranjan, thank you for stopping by. best of luck to your business, i've got to stop by sometime. indian food sounds amazing to me right now, so good luck. >> thank you, megan, thank you so much. >> take care. >>> coming up next, listen to this, $19 for a plane ticket? is that too good to be tr >> welcome back. have you thrown flown avelo airlines before? answer is probably no. it hasn't launched yet. later this month, a new airline will be flying across the west coast. joining us now, the ceo and founder of avelo airlines, andrew levy. hi, andrew, how are you? >> i'm doing great, how are you? >> good, okay, a new budget airline, who operates avelo and what's the big idea? >> well, i started avelo, and it's mean a team of other very experienced executives that have put this together. the idea really is to customers first base in and out of burbank, 11 markets in the burbank, including santa rosa, california, close to you. we are serving markets that are unserved today for burbank and we are offering everyday low fares to

deirdre, let's take it from here and dive into both microsoft and alphabet ranjan roy is half of theuo behind the substack newsletter "margins" former trader at bank of america we talked about the cloud and i kind of want to talk about more personal computing when it comes to microsoft because windows revenue for the oem business beat consensus i think maybe we can read through some of that, at least consumer demand, might shed some light on apple, right? >> yeah. i mean i think we need to take a step back and think about how the entire market has been operating like we're at a buffet and just piling anything on to our plates industrials, big tech, small cap, but i think this is a pivotal week even how we are talking about how two major beats are actually diverging, you know, what is the actual future of growth here i think this is exactly what we need to be looking at and personal computing, oem devices, as you're talking about, jon, microsoft has to build things. microsoft, their revenue is still not operating at the insane margins that alphabet is because they are building physica

an adjutant ranjan from data environment to parliament samy german chancellor angela merkel expected to speak shortly as i just mentioned she's asked several times for greater international cooperation when it comes to the fight against climate change what's the message likely to be today. i think she's going to reiterate that message rebecca we know that the german chancellor has been front and center in pushing for more action over the last few months on the e.u. level as well and we know that the e.u. has now reached the highest target for cutting emissions or more ambitious one even then the u.s. has said and as we're waiting for her to speak we understand that she will also be speaking about how she welcomes the commitment from the u.s. that the u.s. is back as a partner on this global stage to battle of the climate crisis and i think she'll also be looking for encouraging other countries like china but also we know that you know russian president vladimir putin is taking part we know that the turkish president has taken part so countries that that have not been traditional lead

ranjan's daughter lives just outside delhi, along with her two children and husband.hem and saying, don't leave the house, don't do this, don't do this. but, you know, fair enough, they may not do it but there's other family out there, as well. you know, in gujarat and others. cousins and things like that in the villages and stuff like that. they are not in the same environment. every environment in india is different, isn't it? the covid backdrop makes her daughter often feel scared and lonely. we are doing everything we can to protect ourselves and build our immunity against it, i suppose. it is very isolated. i do miss my family, heaps. and vice versa, they're missing us. the second wave of the virus is ferocious. a nationwide oxygen shortage meant scores of patients dying in the western state of maharashtra yesterday after their ventilators shut down. locals are alarmed and bewildered. it's pretty bad, you know? the sad thing is that we are running short of medication. we are running short of hospital beds. we are running short of ventilators. so that's what it is

ranjan's daughter lives just outside delhi with her two children and husband. leave the _ house, don't do this. but you know, fair enough they may not do it, but i there is other family out there as well, i you know in gujarat and _ others, cousins and things, | they're in villages and stuff. they also need, - they're not in the same environments. every environment in india's different isn't it? _ her daughter feels scared and lonely. we are doing everything we can to protect ourselves and build our immunity in us. it is very isolated. i do miss my family heaps. and vice versa. they're missing us. today's new restrictions mean anyone arriving from india from 4am this morning must quarantine in a hotel for ten days at their own expense. quarantine hotels like this have been running for more than two months. the management told the bbc its sister hotel in gatwick has just opened, employing extra staff, expecting demand to go up. the so—called indian variant of the virus is still being investigated. it is four months since india banned flights from the uk to stop

ranjan's daughter lives just outside delhi with her two children and husband.ng them and saying, don't leave i the house, don't do this. but you know, fair enough they may not do it, but. there's other family out there as well, l you know in gujarat and others, cousins and things, _ they're in villages and stuff. they also need, they're not in the same environments. | every environment in india's different isn't it? _ her daughter feels scared and lonely. we are doing everything we can to protect ourselves and build our immunity in us. it is very isolated. i do miss my family heaps, and vice versa. they're missing us. today's new restrictions mean anyone arriving from india from 4am this morning must quarantine in a hotel for ten days at their own expense. quarantine hotels like this have been running for more than two months. the management told the bbc its sister hotel in gatwick has just opened, employing extra staff, expecting demand to go up. the so—called indian variant of the virus is still being investigated. it's four months since india banned flights

ranjan's daughter lives just outside delhi, along with her two children and husband.ng the government — religious festivals and other large public gatherings have been allowed to continue, attracting millions. we have to be very careful about... we knew that at least for the next two years we have to maintain a little bit of distance, but the government could have done a lot better. they could have seen this coming and they could have avoided certain gatherings. india has been manufacturing the astrazeneca vaccine, supplying countries across the world. this week covax, the group assigned with distributing vaccines to poorer nations, said it will reduce the number of doses sent to other places after india stopped exporting them to help at home. some believe britain needs to step up its international support. the uk government can do a lot more than it currently has. firstly, it has talked about the surplus vaccines that we will have. what it hasn't done is actually state how many surplus vaccines we are likely to have and what is the timeline of us being able to give t