rupert: i think it is to some extent.he yield curve is causing worries about a recession, and our feeling is that there is a lot of uncertainty, the yield curve has been a good signal for recession, but there are big distortions this time from quantitative easing. even the fed tightening is priced into the market, then you may get the yield curve steepening again. it is another source of uncertainty, and something for people to worry about. dani: michael schumacher from wells fargo said recently that the buying on the long end, they are keeping long and yields suppressed because of quantitative easing. that is a fundamental reason why the yield curve does not have the same predictive power. really fantastic to have you on, that is rupert thompson, cio / managing director, kingwood holdings. coming up, diversifying chips, apple looks to expand its memory chip suppliers, including considering a chinese maker for the first time. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm dani b

rupert grint musical guest wet leg.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1611 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, come on now. [ cheers and applause yes. thank you so much. thank you, thank you welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause thank you for watching well, guys, as the war in ukraine continues, a lot more american companies are distancing themselves from russia and i mean a lot more. i mean, one of the major companies is starbucks they just closed all 130 of their stores over there. yeah and that was just on one street >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's always dunkin' donuts, but putin was like, "nyet. that's what america runs on. [ laughter ] and the company that owns pizza hut, kfc, and taco bell suspended its operations in russia i had no idea taco bell was popular in russia. [ laughter ] i guess that explains why everyone sits 50 feet apart from each other. [ laughter ] how good can taco be

i mean, rupert, foryou, can you see what he was trying to do?ave had that reaction, including some conservatives and the conservative traditionally supporting newspapers. i think i can see - what he's trying to do. i think basically it's a sort of wait and see strategy, | and in a way that makes sense, because unfortunately this - is going to get worse. we know it's - going to get worse. we know that particularly - household gas and energy prices are going to go up again, i and i'm pretty confident this is not the last word - from rishi sunak on how he's going to deal with the cost of living crisis. _ in fact, the prime minister's| already said today we will do more. so i think that rishi sunak's| whole strategy was basically to kind of live - to fight another day. he needed to do one big thing, which will secure his _ national insurance rise, - and in a sense from a narrow treasury point of view, - that's quite an achievement, so he felt that was very - important in order to deliver sustainable public finances, pay for the extra money- for the

that is where it has come to at rupert murdoch's propaganda channel. today on lviv in western ukraine, 109 strollers and car seats were lined up in the town square. 109. that is the official count of one count for every child murdered by the accused war criminal, vladimir putin, and his savage war in ukraine. the war that the russian government now says is being accurately presented in the united states, only by rupert murdoch's so-called fox news. one of the babies represented by one of those strollers lived for just 22 days before being murdered by vladimir putin. that baby's body was brought to the basement of the hospital in mariupol where the dead bodies are now left. this is a moment where you might want to turn away from the screen, because we have video of the baby covered by the blanket in the basement where the dead bodies are brought. here is the video of that baby who lived only 22 days where. that baby died the way most people in ukraine are being killed by russians in an artillery attack from the ground. a doctor who has been trying and f

so i can't call my rupert city anymore. there is no city there. and all the neighbourhood a around my, my home, it's totally destroyed, totally. now the former commander of us forces in europe says he expects the next 10 days we'll decide the war in ukraine. we asked dami my research of the atlantic councils, europe center for analysis. i had to say it's very difficult to know whether general hodges is correct on this. all of us in and the sort of non official sphere are watching the news and trying to piece together exactly what's happening. just like you are in the media. and we do see that the russians have failed to achieve their initial goals. absolutely, there's been a setback for them. and as a reporting has shown, the ukranian response has been quite fierce and they have managed to, to stall what has happened. but it's not clear to me, quite frankly, that the russians have not started adapting to the next phase of the war, which i think will be one of attrition. given the kinds of losses the russians are taking and the kind of a real moral

that is what's rupert murdoch and fox news shows when they chose russia. that is what donald trump called genius. both died. the mother trying to deliver a baby, screaming, kill me now, when she believes her baby is not going to make it. vladimir putin did that to her back. and then he killed them both. and vladimir putin wants to kill more pregnant women and more babies, and more little girls and boys, men and women, and ukrainian soldiers, grandparents. there is no apparent limit to how many tens of millions of people vladimir putin wants to kill. misty sloughs turnoffs reporting on the deaths of the woman and her baby continues. quote, in the chaos after the airstrike, medical workers did not get her name before her husband and father took away her body. doctors said they were grateful that she didn't and up in the mass graves, being dug for many of mariupol state. grateful that she did not end up in a mask rave. never, never forget who put those people in those mass graves. vladimir putin did that, and never forget who put that mother and her baby in a

has started blocking russian state media channels across the globe. independent journalists, thomas rupert, says, tech giants are simply mirroring washington's foreign policy. well, there was this an old, nice word for it. it's good, scott, racism, m, we can even call it fresh is nothing that national is when america to clear somebody, somebody and an enemy, all these companies go that way and money is not as important as politics for them . and right now we see it with russia. it's not about money, not about business to lisa, not commercial companies. these are instruments and, and now we have a radical, empty russian policy in the west of these companies. support this and facebook is just the most radical example is internet companies always care about politics and they always have the same opinion, like what the escalation is going on for you is shooting themselves with the sanctions. the russia, did you mom say it with i when sanctions and they are already suffering in europe and russia didn't even start to answer. and i don't see any way out of the, the escalation, again, facebook jus

ah, independent journalist thomas rupert says, take giants simply mirror washington's foreign policy. well, there was this an old nice word for it. it's got quite receive them. we can even call it fresh, isn't this new nationalist when america to clear somebody, somebody and an enemy, all these companies go that way and money is not as important as politics for them . and right now we see it with russia. it's not about money, not about business. this denise are not commercial companies. these instruments and, and now we have radical, i'm to rush russian policy in the west. and these companies support this. and facebook is just the most radical example. the internet companies always care about politics. and they always have the same opinion like washing ukrainian refugee movement is described as one of the fastest and largest in recent years by humanitarian organizations, with most seen to neighboring poland. polish authorities estimate that on average to ukrainians cross the border. if we 22nd, you officials have confirmed the blocks already received more than 2000000 people from ukra

ah, what we now cross live to independent journalists, thomas, rupert thomas, thank you very much for being with us. what do you make of instagram's owner encouraging hate speech but only against some groups? well, there would be an old nice word for it. it's good squat racism, we can even call it fresh is nothing that nationalism like it's it's, it's just i really don't have words when i, when i saw this because they were fighting it hates hates speech and racism and all this stuff. and now they officially allow it, i don't know how to commend it. really. i have no words. i mean how compatible is this with as he saying, the company claims that its policies are against inciting violence? i'm well, the thing is, um, i think it's, it's too much for, for this small interview. but these companies, all these companies are, are fulfilling the job of the, of the ca, sorry to say this way. because when, when america to clear somebody, somebody in an enemy, all these companies go that way and money is not as important as politics for them . and right now we see it with russia. it's not about m

we lead in the squeak of william wilson this mary rupert who was so how much the city was destroy them. my son was running under rocket fire to collect water with we collected snow. the billy will not as the p boil did to drink 65 year old it ina progressed over, and her husband sergey spent 20 days hiding in the basement with them from the raging battle above they fled here to supper, richer taken in by their friend constantine one as well as what do i hit there wanting? we had only 2 liter, so water would drink water not meant for drinkin, were boiled it on the fire and drank it. we only had potatoes to eat. they are not alone in this ordeal. over 400000 call the city home. the so irina recalls the moment they made it out. and i'll let you down, we'll get him of jordan cross the can there. but as what shall we feel? it was a miracle when we heard that explosion in the center of mighty, we'll pull close to the drama, see a town much would jumped into the car and ran away from their living, who didn't really had a root. that's what we were just trying to get out there with me. and then

i'm going to put up a tweet from rupert harrison at blackrock who said the ecb policy era continues.rowth forecasts are unrealistic and engineered to justify a decision to accelerate the end of qe. what do you make of that? >> i think it is vastly overdone. the ecp forecast is on the policy side. we should not forget underlying momentum to the euro zone economy is strong. like the u.s. economy, in recent months and quarters, has almost consistently surprised to the upside. a lot of pent-up demand. they want to spend money. if and when, and that is a big if, if and when the situation regarding russia's invasion of ukraine, the eurozone economy would pick up significantly. 3.3% for the euro zone with uncertainty. the ecb is on that side, but i would not call it totally unrealistic. we have to see how the war develops. manus: one market movement caught all of our eyes. wasn't the implosion of italian equities, it was the explosion in italian bond yields. is this an example of what will happen in southern european per refuel spreads -- paris friel spread in the pandemic that we have seen

[laughter] you are rupert pumpkin. >> jimmy: i like you with black-and-white facial hair. >> greg: i couldn't shower because i didn't have hot water. i stink and haven't shaved. how about that? >> dana: why don't you check into a hotel? >> greg: why don't you mind your own business? [laughter] charlie, i have not talked to you in ages, you are doing god knows what. how do you think the media is doing covering the war? >> charlie: fascinating monologue. >> greg: thank you. >> charlie: it began with the gulf war one cnn showed us the first war on television. you could sit there -- i remember i was in college at the time watching for literally -- >> greg: me too. >> charlie: -- 48-50 hours of the time. "get under the desk." we couldn't believe what an experience it was. then, fast-forward whatever it is, 30 years to where we are today, and it's become almost less real in a lot of ways, even though we have a lot more ability to present the truth and present what's going on. it's been corrupted in a lot of ways. it's become almost a hollywood version of it all, and you wind up with things

. >> she has a commitment from some of the city's largest companies from salesforce and rupert to bank of america, wells fargo and others to implement a return to imprison work throughout the month of march for employees. >> there will probably be some sort of work from home type of system that exists. ultimately there is strength in numbers. we want as many people back to the office and back to downtown and back to san francisco as possible. >> salesforce says employees are looking for ways to safely connect in person and we are proud to welcome hundred and 10 to be thousands employees. as the largest private employer in san francisco we are deeply committed to the city and are excited our offices are buzzing again. the pledge comes as the omicron variant is subsiding and more workers are feeling safer about returning to the office. >> the little conversations you have every day. it is just not the same. >> the chamber of commerce as a busier downtown can help revive the local economy. >> it is the downtown that generates much of our payroll tax. they support 70 small businesses. >> m

>> in that one, the batman is the one, rupert patnis. his eyes open like that, he cannot open more. maybe he sleep a lot. >> any of this mean anything to you? >> the guy with him in "the batman," jeffrey wallace. he is in tv show "robot have sex" and tell everyone. >> you're really not as smart as i thought you are. >> and the bat guy is like a question man. his name, i don't know. colin farrell, i think he's the one, the pigeon, also the assistant for the batman, she's the catwoman. she stay in the building, she say, meow, meow! ze u-conn vance, she's the doctor for the guy kenny. the actor, you do batman, the first one, batman, michael keaton. after mark -- kev -- something. then australian guy, kristin bill. ben afflick and georgia clooney, you can see his nipple, you know. you can see my nipple sometime, you can, you know, i'm fat. go watch the movie, is good movie, you do pow! ahh! eee! booo! ooh! okay? i don't see it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll see it, actually. we have a good show for you tonight. from "outlander" and best picture nominee "belfast," caitriona bal

. >> yeah, okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we had rupert grint on the show last week. >> cool. >> jimmy: you grew up with basically? >> it was kind of all of that. i mean, it was really -- it was lovely it was so nice to see -- some people obviously you've kept in contact with and some people you haven't as much. it was lovely to see them again. i was also -- i was reminded -- you knowwas kind oing back like, very happy to it's amazingemories. happy it's my day-to any that's also like, kind of nice >> jimmy: yeah, you made it through. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and you turned out okay >> and it's nice to be able to like, celebrate it >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. we were talking backstage, and i said, do people just yell at you all the time, like, "harry potter!" or whatever. and you said that people yell, "elijah wood." >> i got that one quite recently [ laughter ] so there's a long running thing with me and elijah getting mistaken for each other. originally "lord of the rings" and the first "potter" film came out around the same time. and recently a guy just was driving past on the street in

we live in the squeak of william as little from miss murray. rupert was still home . i jesse to was destroyed and my son was running under rocket fired to collect water. with we collected snow the billy will notice the p. boyles did to drink. 65 year old did he know progressed over and her husband sergey spent 20 days hiding in the basement with our, from the raging battle above that fled. here tis up to richie taken in by their friend constantine one as well as see what do i need to have and then we had only 2 liters to water. would drink water not meant for drinkin, were boiled it on the fire and drank it as well. we only had potatoes to eat. they are not alone in this ordeal. over 400000 call the city home. so irina recalls the moment they may detect normally you don't want to move to the process, but it will show will still it was a miracle. when we heard that explosion in the center of mighty will put close to the drama, see it's much with jumped into the car and run away from their vision. you didn't really had a root. we were just trying to get out there with m

media mogul rupert murdoch, invests $125 million.eens, and i'm wondering, maybe it finally works. but i'm still, in my mind, remembering all these other things and saying, i still don't believe it. i still don't believe it. >> she seemed forthcoming except when you asked her about, can i see the machine? no, you can't. and then downstairs in the basement was the secret place you couldn't go. >> now that they've got the walgreens deal, they want the world to know the name theranos, and they need ads. and she hires chiat-day, which is the same agency that did steve jobs' apple campaigns. >> elizabeth and sunny flew to los angeles on a private jet and met with our team members. at that time, we were told of the story and her vision for theranos. and it was great. >> the pomp and circumstance around it, it was really like, is -- what is this product? >> the first thing that you'll -- if you ever meet elizabeth that you notice is her voice. >> i'm not in a position to do that. >> it's extraordinarily deep. it sounded like she was a man or

and they are also helping to evacuate some of the people and we are proud, so proud of rupert murdochhe fox family, fox corporation has decided to donate $1 million to the red cross to help with aid there in ukraine. >> steve: the red cross is here in this country what is going on over there is the international committee of red cross says that people are calling their hotline day and night. hey, we need some food. we need a place to go. so far they have distributed 90,000 food and hygiene packets to families on the move. they have provided first aid training to 12,000 people in metro stations and bomb shelters which is really important. because if somebody winds up in a met throw station like that right there, or a warehouse, that if somebody is bleeding. one of those people knows how to help them. also, they have delivered more than 32 tons of food, blankets, medicine and household items to people who are desperately in need of all of that stuff. and running for their lives. >> ainsley: look at the bottom of the screen right there. grab your computer. grab your iphone. go to red cro