the likes of god and behind us is raphael who is the healing of god. i was trying to 300 and i finally came to me under the wings of raphael. so it just means that somehow being enveloped and surrounded and cared for and embraced so it's spread over us the shelter of peace so i didn't want to use the word spread because particularly with cancer the word spread can have difficult connotations so i finally came up with unferrell. so unferrell over us a shelter a peace and so for me those wings i imagined raphael as having these wings that on top of us all around that helps keep us safe and nur pictured. >> and if anybody would like to have the book and the cd how did it actually produce it. >> the best thing to do is to go to my website which is sharon bernstein.com and click on a tabitha says under the wings of raphael and they're confined different places to get it. sometimes carried it. and in berkeley and there are copies at my synagogue and also copies that can be gotten onbe >> oh wonderful. as we go to our next break is there something from the cd

there was raphael law speaking with me earlier. the u. s. is city more than a 1000 troops from germany to romania to beef up native defenses in eastern europe . romania has been investing heavily to modernize its armed forces. d. w. 's. alexander phenomena joined a naval exercise with the military in the backseat. engender, engender and change. it won't go. a military drill on the floor to room one. washer assimilated scenario. the red gel ferdinand frigate has been hit by a missile. the cruise job is to safe lives and to put out the fire. the ship has just been through a maintenance period. the commanding officer, captain, judge, victor, dora, tells me that it's now crucial for the crew to get back in shape for future operations. including joint nato exercises ventral noise, the overturning thought for us. it is an opportunity to train together to show that we are capable of operating together. and at the same time, to show romanians that were a security provider in the black sea region for to occur general security thought then nobody, nob

hosts this since you brought it up the georgia senate race what's the status of the raphael warnock'sd him getting another term in the senate? >> absolutely great this will be one of the most competitive races in one of the closest races in the entire country. raphael warnock one that victory along with jon ossoff during a special election runoff and now he will face in all likelihood a republican herschel walker the former star of the university of georgia and an nfl running back who has never run for political office before and former president trump who encouraged him to run to help clear the field for him to run. both walker and warnock is will raising incredible sums of money. walker is one of the top republicans in the entire country and george asou a states so a evenly split between democrats and republicans. both of these candidates have a very -- and terms of how many voters there are out there. if you look at the election in georgia in 2018 when brian kemp eight stacey rumsey only won by two points and it was a great year for democrats. v. to 2020 jill biden won by a fractio

. >> since you brought it up theat georgia senate race, what is the status of raphael warnock you to getting another term in the senate? >> absolutely. this will be one of the most competitive phrases among the closestf in the entire country. raphael warnock won that victory along with john in the 2021 georgia special election runoff and now he will face in all likelihood a republican, the former star university of georgia and nfl running back who is never run for political office before butgi is a favorie of the former president trump who encouraged him to run and helped to clear the field to run. both are raising incredibly large sums of money. walker is one of the top fundraising republicans of the entire country and georgia as a state is so evenly split between democrats and republicans. both of the candidates in terms of how low they can fall into very low ceiling in terms of how many voters there are out there foran them to get. if you look at the elections in georgia in 2018 he only won by two points and a great year for democrats. we go to 2020, joe biden won by a fraction of

then we will continue our conversation about crime trends in policy with the manhattan institutes raphaelin the center for policing equities talks about policing in the u.s. and how communities are reimagining public safety. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now, and new free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. >> joining us is elizabeth? ford, a former careered states and now a senior fellow with the chicago council on global affairs. here with us to talk about the u.s.'s role in assisting democracies worldwide. good morning. welcome. guest: good morning. host: a recent piece in the chicago tribune talked about coups happening worldwide, "coups are happening where democracy is failing." why are the numbers of coups growing worldwide? guest: he

raphael bostic saying appropriate to move away from emergency policy stance.e've been trying to work out what this would mean for the march 16 meeting. let's be clear we still have some data. we have another payrolls report and another cpi report. you have a decent feel for thing based on the fed speakers we have heard from. lisa: it seems like they're prepared to raise rates by 25 basis points in the march meeting. raphael bostic of the land of fed did say he is open to changing rates forecast. he did see 325 basis point hikes this year which would be well below what the market is currently pricing in. it does seem they are more aware of the geopolitical risks. why was it that we were talking earlier this week about how perhaps the fed would have to raise rates more quickly in response because of inflation and now it is the opposite? jonathan: things have changed quickly. some of the language coming out of europe is dark. vladimir putin vowing to demilitarized the country and replace its leaders. ursula von der leyen saying europe, war is back it has been bro

telling me said wanna sort of, i mean gray lot from want western 90 to so you come on there go to san raphael, both in the city it it was to put little crane that's the most of the street that can come like a mission valley, my shipping it ah, ah ah ah, a a, a yeah. a letter with otherwise i'm just going to like the white with . yeah, my name is jaden deandre shaped. i think her said those with there's thinks we dare to ask in. oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led to direct? what is true was his faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, with ah, the former evil empire standing up to the empire of life one lodging important was announcing his decision to d, potentiate your brains, military infrastructure. he wasn't just a resurrect, saying the ghost of the cold war. he made it clear that the russian us animosity never really on how hog and bloody, but it still get, ah ah, a it isn't with a maybe

that's why i'm running, that's why raphael warnock is running. of every good american regardless of your politics, our patriotism should say we need the democracy defenders at every level of government and need them know. >> democracy defender stacey abrams who is running for governor in the state of georgia. this is a race to watch. we'll have you back on and pay a lot of attention to georgia this year. thank you very much. cheers. thank you. >>> all right. and still ahead, joe rogan responds to critics who accused him of spreading dangerous vaccine misinformation on spotify as another musical artist removes her music in protest. we'll be right back. artist removes her music in protest. protest. we'll be right back. crafted with clinically studied plant-based ingredients that work naturally with your body. for restorative sleep like never before. ♪ ♪making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away? ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ ♪

so you can on their go to san raphael within the city yet it took up was lethal crane that's most of the street that had come with me stanley masha period. ah, ah ah ah ah a christina. it isn't with us. but i'm on the one, you know, maybe a monday with no difficult the good luck of the life damage here as a fella on your bills. and those are the full review with you. and the security council has called for a rare emergency special session on russia's operation in ukraine as part of western powers attempt to isolate moscow. following a raft of aggressive nato statements and huge new arms deliveries pledged by block members. president putin puts russia strategic deterrence forces, including nuclear units on, tailored because they were me. so i'm ordering the defense minister and chief of staff to put the russian army to turn forces, especially when you announces the closure of its aerospace to russian flights, as well as a ban on our t. sputnik and subsidiary companies from broadcasting in the block and russian and ukranian delegations.

rick, really quickly we've got raphael on a little later this morning.mbiguities in thought process from the markets do you use 50s or can you work your way through 25s purse sittantly to get to neutral? how you communicate that is really important we've got to get to neutral but does it mean longer-term going much further but that's a big deal and i think he's made some comments about that i think how he thinks about will the fed use 50s to get to neutral and potentially beyond and how would you communicate that to the markets and the economy i think is really important. >> rick, thank you really appreciate having these chats with you you make things a lot clearer. >> i don't know about thank you very much. appreciate it. >> we'll see you ater. >>> coming up when we return, robinhood's chief brokerage officer on the platform's trading performance. what investors are buying and what he sees for the future of the company. and then at the top of thehour transportation secretary pete buttigieg is going to join us to discuss the administration's made in amer

let's take a look at san raphael. that camera has stayed consistently clear. you see the folks coming off of the hill there and down toward north san pedro and lincoln. an easy, lighter drive right now. the map will show you the arrow, about where our camera is. and just north on the other side of the hill more fog creeping up into novato and highway 37, all the way over toward the island. also in this area, discovery bay, brentwood. there are no problems on 580. you're under 20 minutes there. a little build out of the altamont pass. great stuff for the peninsula. easy drive in south bay. no major problems. back to you. >>> 5:09 right now. locked out of access to some hard-earned money. coming up on "today in the bay" at 5:25, our consumer team helps one gig worker take control of his account. >> and over the weekend spotify once again apologizing. yes, wh joe rogan. >> also bay, getting more difficult for some. ahead, the most expensive places for renters and the bay area city still sitting at number one. >>> good monday morning. right now atd for the start o

as you head farther south toward san raphael, an easy light drive across the golden gate bridge. thanks, mike. >>> coming up next, support pouring in for queen elizabeth following her covid diagnosis. we'll have the latest on her recovery this morning. >> and charging employees to park at work. how workers are fighting those fees. >> and checks in balances, the very latest information which comes in all the time about the tensions in ukraine and russia. we'll have the latest. >> it's hard to say if anyone was shining brighter than steph curry. after the break, details on his amazing nba all-star game performance and the first of its kind award he won. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> happy presidents' day to you. it is 6:44. let's get this d

were 2—nil up by halftime, john lundstrum added a fine third, an own goal made it four—one before raphaelreally interesting. not such good news for celtic though. they lost their europa conference league match 3—1 to the norwegian side bodo glimt. leciester gave the randers the run around this evening — they scored 4 past the danish side, three of the goals coming in the second half — their last, this from kiernan dewsbury hall, in a li—1win. leicester with the advantage, ahead of the second leg, as they look to qualify for the quarter finals. in middlesbrough, england's women drew theirfirst match, in the inaugural arnold clark cup, which features four of the worlds top ten teams. they were up against canada tonight and took the lead through a really well taken strike from millie bright. canada though got themselves back into it in the second half, an equally well taken goal from janine beckie. 1—1 it finished at the riverside. earlier, it was the same score between the other two teams in the tournament, germany and spain. well, away from that story — today has seen a breakthrough for te

it's here coming down toward the san raphael to richmond bridge., a little build, slowing on the incline, but no metering lights just yet. highway 4, little blips out of pittsburg, coming toward concord and a little build through contra costa county. highway 84, as well as 880, toward hayward, a little build for 101, so that will be a slow point. predictable. vasco road, a few minutes ago was an 18 minute drive, down toward 580, it's now five minutes longer because more traffic has suddenly built up. that last couple of miles, that's the one that really shows slowing to 580. back to you. >> good to know. thanks, mike. >>> happening now for you, san francisco mayor london breed reminding people to file for the working families and child tax credits this year. the mayor is making that push after announcing the creation of two free tax centers to assist low wage workers, those in foster care and families. they're available by appointment only, starting march 7th. one will open on otis street near mission delors and the other along mission street near

you're seeing rain as you're heading around san raphael, as well as mill valley, light showers coming down near the coastline and over toward the burlingame area as well. we're also seeing some showers in the santa cruz mountains. and notice the change in colors where we're seeing snow for some of those upper elevations in the santa cruz summit, as well as mount diablo with lighter rain in san marrone. we're heading out to wed roads, but there is another surge of moisture that's going to be here later this morning into the afternoon, and when we see that, a lot of colors here indicating that we cannot only have some rain and snow, but also the potential of some small hail in some of these thunderstorms that could possibly develop later today. really cold system and that's forcing that air higher up into the atmosphere, that's also going to give us a chance that we could see some more active weather. finally, after 44 days, we have finally broken this dry spell. the last time it rained before last night was january 7th, and it seems like our temperatures have gone back to early january

let's get a look at marin county right now, san raphael just south of novato and some of our upper elevations were already seeing that changing over to a little bit of snow. for san francisco, south city, we're seeing light rain, and spotty showers over the hills from the oakland hills to the berkeley hills, heading just south of concord. we are waking up to some spots getting wet roads. this is part of a weather system that will continue today, also bringing snow over the sierra. to the north, there's more rain headed our way. we will talk about that and what it could bring going into this afternoon. mike, you're tracking a crash on the bay bridge. >> we're looking at the lower deck of the bay bridge. lower deck, you can see headlights leaving the bridge. traffic is flowing. two lanes reportedly blocked and it's been there for about a half hour. initially there was a lot of slowing leaving the city, but now the speed sensors have stayed green for the last 15 minutes. we're looking at crews arriving on scene, but no major problems and with the counter-commute. east bay is moving slowly. talki

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one spot on the east bay and in the north bay a live look at san raphael. traffic is still getting started. we'll check into how things are moving to the start of the business world. >> thanks, mike. >> i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. we've got wall street set to open locker and the nasdaq is really going to be the source of the pain as tech stocks come under pressure after facebook's parent company meta reported disappointing earnings. this comes after the market extended its winning streak to four straight days. we saw the dow rights more than 200 points yesterday and the s&p was actually up about 1% and the nasdaq half 5% coming on the heels of alphabet. that's google's parent companies blowing out earnings in the afternoon before. now in focus this morning, we're waiting for reports on unemployment, productivity, factory orders and the service sector plus we've gotten earnings so far from eli lilly and merck and amazon and ford are on tap. getting back to that meta story. investors wiped out about $180 billion from the market value of facebook's parent. to

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joining me is the ceo of fraser, raphael solo. raphael, great to have you this morning.s on big boom in your business. your company exceeded 1.6 billion in inventory last year. what's behind this boom and how would assess business today? >> hey, good morning, maria. thank you so much for having me this morning. i think we have had this that affected our business, as you pointed out, people are looking for a place where they will feel safer and an environment that you can image, nothing better than a yacht, really. you are controlling your own environment, you are deciding where you are traveling, who you are traveling with and yachting has been able to offer our customers the best place for them to enjoy their vacation. and because of the possibilities to travel somewhat freely, we also have been able to track a lot of -- attract a lot of new customers. we have seen a jump of about 61% of new customers of which 40% are actually new to yachting. so the numbers are really incredible and clearly show that yachting is attracting a lot of new people today. maria: yeah. let me

the north bay, san raphael light traffic right now. the headlights down to the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about why you will have potentially delays there now and perhaps later on today, but first let's check in with bertha. >> hey, mike, thank you so much for that. good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher after the market rallied yesterday, the dow rising on the back of strong earnings. other names such as harley davidson and dupont reporting better than expected results, lifting the s&p 500 and nasdaq. nearly 60% of companies in the s&p have reported fourth quarter numbers. three-quarters of them have beaten earnings forecasts. in focus today, we just got better than expected results from cvs health, and yum brands. we're awaiting disney, mattel and uber. meantime, apple is expanding benefits for retail employees starting in april. bloomberg report these include more vacation and sick days and paid parental leave. it covers both full and part-time workers at apple stores nationwide. the expansion of benefits comes after a number of media ou

meanwhile, we will be watching raphael bostic take part in a conversation about the economy. how much will we talk about fed intervention? we heard credit suisse talking about the intervention there. more negative real yields for all the wrong reasons. president biden is hosting a call on the russian-ukrainian invasion. crude is above 100 dollars a barrel. in the u.s. gasoline prices at the highest levels going back to 2014. how much does president biden talk about a crude reserve release? jonathan: 115 is the target price up from 105. tom: so many things are within range with huge exceptions like the ruble. we do not need to do fancy charts on the ruble but i take your point that i wonder what is going to happen when we actually get liquidity. jonathan: coverage starts with annmarie hordern. over the weekend, something changed. what changed? >> everything changed. we saw a mega sanctions package from the european union, which will now supply weapons to ukraine. we have had big restrictions on russian banks. 50% of their assets are defect oh frozen in g7 jurisdictions. the eu

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if russian forces cross these boulders an end to ukraine, and for more now i'm joined by raphael loss. he is with the european council on foreign relations. mister los, it's good to see you again. so what do we got going on here? nato and russian forces are holding wargames as political leaders are doing all caught types of diplomacy trying to find a diplomatic breakthrough, but they haven't. do you see these wargames as being some type of strategic? so you have saber rattling while i have your report just outlined am russia has a master upwards of a 100000 troops on the border with ukraine and has deployed troops, 2 bedrooms, for exercises. and natal reports that these are the largest deployments to bellows . and since the end of the cold war and the russian navies, amassing ships and the in the black sea, and the russian national guard is mobilizing units at the same time and need to in an effort to show support to, to isa elias, to reassure them, to signal to russia that there is a resolve to act united as an ions and to defend nato territory at the same time. need to have not in a

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the parts were identified as belonging to a laser guided bomb manufactured by the us company, raphael during election campaigning. joe biden had pledged to end his country support for the yemen war. bowing to hold tom sales to saudi arabia and also other members of the coalition. but more than a year on weapons shipments have continued. meanwhile, un officials of cold for the promised saudi probe into the recent rates to be independent and transparent. mm. mm. and i have it since we didn't have any information that there would be an attack. we only heard the sound of the strike. i heard it when i was at home. i went out and entered the jail. i saw a body bars everywhere. mm. oh, what a lot of us. i heard groans and screams. some prisoners were clinging to the walls . i shined a flashlight and saw a huge number of people. the bodies of some of them were torn apart. others crawled on their stomach, some tried to get out and walk. others were locked inside the building. there were 3 strikes the 1st bloss hit. the building on the east side from the side to my house than to strike came on

so you can on their go to san raphael, mostly sitting it, it was put lethal crane. that's what it says. reach, doug, how come with michelle marsha period? ah, ah ah, [000:00:00;00] i ah, a financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price, didn't el, reduce a lower that's under cutting, but what's good for food market that's not good for the global economy. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even from taishan, let it be an arms race is on very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk a lot from claims you train is refusing to negotiate on the military operation will continue. so as an advisor to ukraine's president says, key is not satisfied with the conditions. russia is offering for peace talks with the source in moscow's defense ministry contradicts cubes. claim that the russian military hit a residential towel block and key f with both sides. blaming each other. this kindergarten in one

the further expansion of nato. raphael promised a crate with me. russia is what so called by nissan member state. that is a very aggressive so i think that all goes and you create you recognize pieces to my me just to mind that meeting, that to mind might be a crisis. you don't have to support pieces of russia, but what they will be perceived by this media here. he's to the, is the aggressor. but as a reality is nato expansion in eastern europe, in the former soviet republics, it's the supply of weapons this position. and they told me i saw the thing says to me, so need to wash it in the black li. all that is wrapping up this pressure us how speaker nancy pelosi as distance herself from calls within her own policy to fund the police. it was a rallying cry of the black lives matter movement in recent years, but the california democrat insists it was never supported by the party apollos, he will be running for reelection in the mid terms in november, hoping to extend her 30 plus years running congress unfolding suggest that's going to be a rough ride with support for the democrats in free fu

say catherine cortez masto in nevada which goes against some of the conventional wisdom which is raphael warnock in georgia who represent more republican leading states than does senator masto, but nevada is a state where you have a large hispanic population and a large working class population. both of those groups are moving away from the democratic party. you also have the likelihood of a credible republican candidate and former state attorney general, maybe not the greatest candidate republicans have, but somebody who is acceptable to both a trump at the mitch mcconnell wings of the party. having a unity consensus within the republican party is hard to come by, so that is a good sign for republicans. host: if you like chatting politics, now is a good time to call in. josh kraushaar with us, host of the against the grain podcast. it will be with us until the house comes in today at 10:00 eastern. we will chat about any of the house and senate races you want to talk about, what the midterms are looking like, let us know what races you want to talk about. (202) 748-8001 for republicans

i might point out that raphael bostic said earlier this week that he is watching the month over month because he wants to see the trend. this trend is no friend to the fed. if we got this again next month you could probably start talking about the possibility -- the labor department says food, electricity, and shelter the largest contributors. food up .9% after a .5% rise in december. energy almost up .9%. electricity was the big gainer there. gasoline and natural gas did go down but we know they have gone up .6%. that is bad news on the horizon. i will let you do the markets. let me find the goods. tom: do the markets. jonathan: i will run through the price action. up six basis point santos go to 1.43. on tens, up to 1.96. an upside surprise on inflation. nasdaq 100 futures down .9%. s&p 500 down .5%. tom: all you need to know, the two year yield up six basis points, the 10 year yield up only two basis point. interesting to see some of the more sophisticated spreads the pros use, will they show inversion. to me the number one thing politically as they will want action at the white ho

so for instance, there's raphael warnock from georgia. mark kelly from arizona.won their seats in the 2020 election. they're embattled for the mid terms coming up. so we're going to see action from senators like that trying to that's make a statement to voters that they're doing their best. they're trying to address some of these problems. >> all right. bruce, thank you very much. a great randup there on all things d.c. and the inflationary impact. that's bloomberg's bruce eihorn. we take you here to the uk. a third year high. we have data coming up this morning. we're going preview that for you next. this is is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak. i'm dani burger with manny cranny. for more, we're joined by our uk economy reporter lizy. set the backdrop for us. what are we expected? and what does this mean for the b.o.e. >> i know the upside surprise, an economists expect 5.4% in january. then surely the bank of english hawks are going to have to push for more aggressive tightening in march. four of the nine members wanted a hike in the last me

local cities include redwood city, richmond, oakland, san jose, san raphael.go to help clean up the encampment's and move the people who live in them to shelters or other housing. kumasi: we are still a burning black history month all month long. that includes the people and organizations making an impact in the black community. black lines is celebrating its 11th year with a big festival. it was the best festival in the country. it's a community celebrating lack owned wineries which represent less than 1% of winemakers. to get ready, i talked with its founder. >> we very safe space for people to be themselves, luxury yet unpretentious experiences. kumasi: the festival is sold out. black vines will be at the black joy parade sunday in oakland. it is back after the pause for covid-19. we talked with their founder this week. you can find those conversations right now on abc7news.com. are we going to both? jobina: are we going to both? i am so excited about this weekend. there are branches, wine festivals, parades. i cannot wait. the amount of branches we -- brun

we hear from tom barkan, raphael bostic, loretta mester, mary daly.he yield curve continues to flatten, not from the front end, but from the long end, as people ratchet back expectations for long-term growth. jonathan: thank you. for all of us, it feels almost embarrassing to be talking about markets at a moment like this one, but that is what we have to do on a program like this. futures done by more than 2%. a dark day for the continent. let's just stress, some really dark words from the russian president overnight. tom: what is so important here is angela stent writing in putin's world says you can't look back, as angela merkel said , to the romance of the 19th or 20th century. nevertheless, that is what mr. putin does. his partial translation from "the washington post," this is language midpoint in mr. putin's speech last night. "it's goal is to protect people who have been abused by the genocide of kiev's regime for years, and to this end we will strive for the demilitarization and denazification of ukraine. the results of the second world war, a

because he would be seen as hurting someone like senator mark kelly or raphael warnock.harris? all of a sudden stacey abrams couldn't attend a speech on the most important issue that she worked on on voting rights. i think that they are having him go out on the road because if you remember a month ago, they said the problem with his approval ratings is that they don't communicate well enough and he wanted to get out, see the people, and that is what they are trying to do here. we will see if it works. >> jeanine: jesse, let's assume he is talking about infrastructure in ohio. do americans want to hear about infrastructure? >> jesse: we only like infrastructure when the construction is finished. we hate construction during construction. it's just a bunch of traffic and hammering bid we like when the politician comes and cuts the ribbon. none of the money has been disbursed. they have a put a shovel in the dirt. so what, it's going to be three, ten, 15 years later before anything happens? >> greg: we will be dead! >> jesse: you probably will be with the way you eat. you ca

atlanta fed president raphael bostic stressed policymakers are not locked in on the size of the nextke and datable show whether an increase of 25 or 50 basis points is appropriate. his views were echoed by his counterpart who added she does not see a compelling case for a height -- hike of 50. the boston fed has tapped susan collins to be its next president, making her one of the first black female's to do so. she earned a doctorate in economics from m.i.t. she will start july 1. hong kong is urging residents who success -- who suspect they might be infected with covid to avoid emergency rooms after figures top four figures. they had more than 1100 infections yesterday after 625 a day earlier. public hospitals are being overwhelmed and they're asking people with mild covid-like symptoms to go to private doctors to get tested. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda: still to come, a look ahead to the rbi's imminent rate decision and what t