s. green policy coach f. as in margaret elizabeth says the politicians in west shows the extent to which political oppression has developed in the us as well. i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party, and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund genocide. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the law in the, in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and anti democratic behavior to take place right under their nose is not actively supporting it. when you see people like dr. stein on these protest lines being arrested, you're, you're really seeing the, the actual behind the mask face of the democratic party. they're, they're just a fascist tool to across the people. the truth of the matter is when you look around these approaches, people are not being violent towards that you were students or jewish faculty in these institutions. that's not what it's occurring. it's in fact the opposite. ameri

s. green policy co chair posts in margaret elizabeth think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well embodied. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund genocide under thousands ronnie, both full and again, stay for an agent spill in tbilisi. that hasn't. george's parliament questions begins headboard 2 of us. no lakers who want to function the country over its legislation. the a very well welcome to us system 3 pm here in mosca. and this is almost the international within the very latest wells news update is great to have you with us . and we begin in the middle east. what is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vows to invade rafa. city in southern gauze, that's whether a hostage deal is reached with him. also notes. so he, 7 palestinians have been killed to the last 24 hours. according to the enclave. health and ministry of gaza hasn't seen a seas law since november and multiple rounds of folks have failed to bring about a 2nd degree months, as well as latest proposal included $840.00 date pool within ho

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s. green party presidential candidate until stein was arrested at washington university in saint louis, missouri during a pro palestinian valley. on saturday. footage from the scene showed police pushing her with a bicycle as a group of protesters tried to stand their ground. this time said she was charged with assault thing and the officer, the politician, was released after spending 7 hours behind bars and she then proceeded to attend another rally at columbia university. you a spring party co chair person, margaret elizabeth says you apologizes arrest shows the extent to which the oppression has developed in the us. well, i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund aside. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the law in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and, and to democratic behavior to take place right under their nose. if not actively supporting it, when you see people like dr. stein on these protest lines being arre

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s&p 500. a red market earlier today, now flipping into the green. s&p 500 up more than .10%. market. nasdaq 100 hanging out at almost .70%. still interested in the two-year yields. you're watching the bid in the bond market waning. 4.95 on the two-year yield. a basis point or two lower than the day before where we saw the massive jump off of the heels of consumer price index data coming out. the tenure yield still on the rise at 4.50 eight. mid-day movers on the equity side. robinhood shares under pressure. citigroup cut its recommendation to sell from neutral saying the company's 44% gain this year is tied closely to bitcoin. which poses a risk if bitcoin were to suffer a correction. we are also watching shares of apple and hedge funds. jp morgan says apple is drawing interest from hedge fund investors because of a.i. linked upgrades to its iphones and a slump in shares that has boasted its stock value and valuation premium. we will talk about apple's moves and turned to isabel lee, who will talk about what is drawing hedge funds to the stop. >> apple is trading at about 22

s&p and nasdaq in the green.bring in joanne feeney. >> good morning, frank. >> futures rebounding from the selloff from last week. what is the "wex" word of the day? >> resiliresilience, frank. given what has happened the last few weeks, investors need to recognize markets are volatile. this is important to keep the eye on the long run and the companies they own in their portfolios. a lot of ways to play. hold good companies which pay a dividend or strong secular growth characteristics. >> i want to get to your picks in a minute. research out with a note yesterday and it will resonate with a lot of people. the selloff is likely to be short lived and we root for the fed to do somenothing for a sustained period. do you agree or disagree? >> we have been saying most of this last year which it has been premature of the fed doing any rate cuts. the labor was still being adaed and added. that remains our case. we shouldn't expect the fed to cut any time soon. that doesn't mean things are bad for equities. equities and

s. congress green lights, another $60000000000.00 for ukraine, despite the majority of republican highest members opposing the bill. also in the program this hour, the overnight is really strong on the residential building in the southern galvan city, a put off 5 kills at least 9 people, including 6 children, according to local authorities. adults. the police to the palestinians are killed during a multi day on df rate in the.

s. congress green lights, another $60000000000.00 for ukraine, the spikes, the majority of republican highest members opposing the bill. also in the program this hour, the overnight is really strong on the residential building in the southern galvan city of foot off 5 kills at least 9 people including 6 children, according to local authorities. adults. the police to palestinians are killed during a multi day id. afraid in the westbank accompanying and made an accelerated construction of us really supplements in near the woman and past midnight here in moscow. welcome to the r t international news. run up my names. you to know me the us. hi. so representatives has approved spending an excess of $60000000000.00 more dollars to keep the ukraine conflict going know simply however, most republican congress members voted against the bill, which had been deadlocked on capitol hill and its previous inspiration for months. russia's foreign ministry spokesman slammed the motion, saying it was only a few of more on necessary violence that in the us allocation of motor a to a crane is rolling, ti

s&p still up in the green on the date up .3%. all the major indices in the green. the nasdaq and dow jones average up .2% or more appeared low volatility. the vix on decline hanging out at a 14 handle on the clock. the bond market, a bid for the two-year. 497, two basis points lower than we were on friday when we were hanging out at just below the 5% level. the dollar getting a breather. the yen overnight seeing extreme moves around suspicions around an intervention. you had it weakening to a point when it hit 160.17 on the dollar but now it is gaining strength hanging out around 156.47. midday movers. shares of apple higher ahead of earnings this week. bernstein upgrades its rating. an unchanged price target of $195. analysts say trying weakness is more cyclical than structural. the redstone family and skydance have offered concessions to make changes in control more appealing to investors. you have paramount global up 3.6% on the day. and this week is the big fed decision where traders will look for any sense of guidance from the fed on the direction of rate cuts

were outperforming by a lot now the rest of the market is caught up because every sector in the s&p is green. it is no longer the financials the best sector on this day. it turns out it's technology so you have the dip buyers coming in. >> absolutely. i think for those that had missed out on the rally last year for the mag 7 or the s&p 500 overall and bemoaning we were back at all-time highs this is another bite of the apple here to buy into some of these themes. but i think what's more long lasting here is the dispersion within a group like the magnificent seven very clearly you have a lot more dispersion, not every group is up double digits you have some down double digits. we can't forget the importance of thinking through these specific, individual companies and what weight they should have. we're not into the idea it's up to the right and it's the new defensive. if you're looking for defense, it's in your traditional defensive sectors like utilities that did well last week. >> the proof is in the pudding in those stocks have been used as a defensive play. they've been used as offense to

green as well. this is setting up for the busy week of earnings season with one-third of the s&p and 20% of the dow reporting. that includes apple and amazon and 3m and mcdonald's and others with u.s. stock futures from the green, we look at the gainers in the s&p 500 at the top tesla shares up 7% after the deal in china that was key for the data access. right behind that is paramount global ceo reportedly out as it mulls merger plans shares up 4% albemarle is next on that list we have the investors list ahead of last week's pce looking for second quarter growth and inflation 29% boosting the outlook to 2.1% which is up from 1.4%. the consensus inflation forecast is now seen above 3% from the earlier of 2.74% and half of the respondents saying this isjust a blip and the other half saying this is part of the longer-term stall. this is all ahead of the kickoff of the powell press conference on wednesday joining me is bill lee from the milken institute bill, i want to get into this with you inflation is hotter than expected on friday and the pl markets closed higher. gdp was softer in the week we saw a

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the pre-market trade the dow would open up more than 80 points higher the nasdaq firmly in the green the s still fighting for gains, but in the green. >>> it has been a volatile day for the trade in japan we have jp ong with more on the story. good morning, jp >> reporter: good morning, frank. despite the japanese markets offline for the holiday today, the focus was on the yen for traders in asia especially when you look at the moves in the afternoon. you saw it sky rocket to 160 against the u.s. dollar and come back to 155 and bob and weave. there were rumors as to whether or not this meant there was currency intervention on the part of officials in tokyo officials did speak to the finance minister and known as the top currency diplomat. he is the first person we reach out to with the yen. he said he cannot comment at this time. the analysts say there are some things with the movement that seem to be hallmark of possible intervention the swift increase in trading volumes in the afternoon followed by the sharp move ment and picking the holiday with the lower trading seems to be pointing at

scotland's first minister humza yousaf�*s future hangs in the balance after the power sharing deal with the greenarty collapses. humza yousaf has been in office for bare lay year, but he now faces a confidence vote in the coming days. the disgraced hollywood film producer harvey weinstein has one of his convictions for rape overturned. a former senior post office executive tells the public inquiry into the horizon it scandal she never "knowingly" did anything wrong. the army says two of four of the military horses that bolted through london have been operated on and are in a serious condition. and five euros a day — how daytrippers to venice are going to be charged a fee to go in. and coming up on bbc news — all eyes are on manchester city as the title race heats up. will they take three points from brighton or slip like liverpool? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the future of scotland's government looks in doubt tonight as the first minister, humza yousaf faces a vote of no confidence. it comes after the snp's power sharing agreement with the greens collapsed today. there'd been

yes, we're still decidedly green. all s&p sectors as well were in the green for much of the day. utilities right now, though, they have moved flat. tech services have been on the run, outperforming. another new high from meta, a strong session as well for amazon and nvidia. and let's, of course, show you interest rates. higher. fed governor bowman saying midday her rate case is for rate cuts and a continued decline in inflation. we talked about risks to both scenarios and it's too soon to make a move now as many have been saying. it takes us to our talk of the tape. the record rally's run and whether it can keep going. let's ask wharton school professor of finance, jeremy siegel. also wisdom tree's chief economist. professor, good to see you on this friday. welcome back. >> happy to see you, scott. >> been a bit of a turbulent week. it certainly has. assess the rally. where are we? >> i thought this was an absolutely great labor market report. you know, i think -- i mean, if you want to call it goldilocks, it's goldilocks. unemployment 3.8%. strong gains, wages under control. don

green. dow up maybe 10 to -- 100, s&p, 10. nasdaq, 25.bounce this morning, a lot of selling recently. adam a thinks there's going to be a significant bounce, am i right in saying that? >> i don't know, stuart, if it's going to be significant, but i do think we're going to have a bounce, and i'll tell you why. as you know, i'm a fundamental analyst. i look at companies' balance sheets and income statements, but every now and then you need to pay attention to the technicals. and the technicals tell me we're bouncing, and here's why. number one, 95% of the stocks in the s&p 500 have fallen below their 20-day moving averages, right? so the 20 days is the trend line, they're below the trend. two-hisser of hem actually -- can two-thirds of them actually are at 20-day lows. that a's significant. you don't often see that kind of a washout so quickly. it was only about a week ago, maybe ten days ago if you want to stretch that we were at a new hull after time high -- all-time high, and now we've got the s&p and the nasdaq down 5% from those highs.

s 2016 the green party candidate wisconsin, pennsylvania, more votes than hillary clinton will also statesand in 2020, the libertarian candidate from your state of south carolina machine is a lecturer in psychology clemson university joe jurgensen got more votes than arizona, georgia, wisconsin thinned donald trump also states by here the third-party voters this falg will have a huge impact onoi the election and we sort of know what is going to happen and wheo the libertarian voters might go if they get traction or we sort of think would happen if the green party candidates cornel west it's going, where they will take votes from pure and robert kennedy jr. is going to be a coin toss. let's find out where that coin falls. we don't knooww today. >> trey: karl rove come i havekl to get in touch with your agentn because i have to have your back to talk about this incident. i wanted to talk about the u.s. senate, i have to have your t back. i hi will contact one of yours agents and get back on youror calendar. in the meantime, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. thank you, karl rove. >>

the s&p rallied into the green, only to give up that game before the close. this is the longest negative run for the nasdaq since january. >>> tiktok is fighting a proposed u.s. band . the app could post a national security risk. tiktok is owned by a company in china. president biden said he would sign such a bill if it came to his desk. to combat the band, tiktok has doubled advertisement spending, the posted ads could be its final chance to drum up the support needed to win over senators who are set to >>> some iconic athletes are getting into the tv business. >> that's right, they are producing a series that may be similar to their own lives. these two are business partners, but is a series based on a best-selling novel called cleat cute. it's a love story that follows a young soccer player and a romance with her team captain. they want to celebrate the way romantic and platonic relationships are organically created throughout sports. don't forget, you can watch our newscast on roku and other screaming streaming platforms. >>> we continue to investigate an

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let's get a check on the markets because so far, we are in the green with the s&p 500 and the nasdaqach up well over 1%, roughly at session highs on the day. the s&p up 1.2% on the day and the nasdaq is up about one point 5%. the dow jones industrial average is getting some love here, up about 0.6% and volatility is cooling down on the vix. let's look at yields because we have the two year yield back on the decline, under 4.93. we had the auction -- we have the auction starting about 1:00 p.m. today with a lot hinging on appetite there of yields at this level. the 10 year yield is about 4.57 on the day. the dollar index stalling out after a significant rally this year and gold is on its second day of declines. it's roughly flat on the day but still risk on in these markets. let's take a look at some midday movers on the equity side with lots of earnings. spotify rose 14% year-over-year, $239 million, making it a profitable first quarter. they plan to raise prices again this year. spotify shares are up more than 16%. we are watching ge raising the full-year product guidance as it sees

only the dow in the green s&p down to nasdaq down nine multiple dollar store chains will close storeside of the family dollar store in new jersey. you would've thought dollar stores would be a go to with inflation, what's the problem. >> you're absolutely right, the dollar stores were ago to during inflation as people became price-sensitive looking for the deal in dollar general ceo said back in may of 2020 we do very good in good times and fabulous and bad times, here's a problem with inflation it is sticky and persistent and people are becoming exhausted, food prices, 21% higher than when biden took office, yes higher earners are shopping were a dollar stores and trading down but those earning less looking for the absolute best deal between dollar stores and other big-box retailers like walmart, dollar general is a same-store sales for 2023 rose two tenths of 8% that is much lower than the jump in 2022 the year before when same-store sales rose 4.3%. a slowdown there. dollar store chains or closing locations. the 99 cents store closing all 371 locations across four states where they

dow's up 70 as we speak and and about two-thirds, almost three-quarters of the dow 30 are in the green. sst a little higher. no huge gain, about a quarter percent but we'll take it. and the nasdaq composite, that tattoo on the upside to the tune of .41%. show me big tech. all of them, please. let's have a look at what's going on there. most of them were down yesterday, but today microsoft, alphabet, apple, amazon and meta on the upside. apple's still below $170. closer look at microsoft, please. lauren, question mark, unveiling new if a.i. features, are they? lauren: next month. stuart: really? lauren: at a developers' conference. think the aipc. the ceo has said this year is the year a. i'm sorry becomes a first class part of your computer -- a.i. he's going to take the stage next month. he will be joined by mustafa assume mono. microsoft is becoming an a. a.i. company. their going to have new features to unveil. okay, stock's at $425. morgan stanley says it's going to $520. they think their earnings will double in five years thanks to a.i. stuart: that would be retirement level for me.

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now, while the hills are still green, john, nice hike would be a such a good idea. yeah. the 70'sse green hillsides and all that sunshine. >> i mean, that's the spring weather right there that she got to capitalize on before we dry out later on into the year. looking outside of the east bay hills right now. that's what we're talking about right there. all that green up on those hills. you know, a few more weeks of dry weather and it starts to look a little bit more brown and yellow up there. temperatures are in the 60's right now. conquer doubling in pittsburgh, each at 65 degrees. timber and already warmed up to 66 and petaluma wasting no time up to 68. now later on today, we'll get to those upper 70's to even low 80's at the very warmest. back to you. >> thank you. it's 10, 30 right now. chaos and confusion as what one advocate says is happening at the all women's prison in dublin. yeah, this is the one that federal officials announced they were going to be closing following a years long abuse scandal. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> emily shapiro has been a volunt

the s&p 500 we were talking about those gains earlier still in the green. n see they've come down quite a bit. the s&p 500 up 2/10 of a percent. can't say the same for big tech. the nasdaq down about 2/10 of a percent. constructing zero energy buildings. we will talk to marshall cox about his company's mission of decarbonizing housing. that conversation coming up next, this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: buildings are sent to be responsible for 40% of the greenhouse gases. our next guest is helping to solve that problem. calvin aims to shrink carbon footprints. it was named the company to watch and joining me now is marshall cox. the ceo of calvin. tell me about cozy, radiator covers you put in residential apartments. >> is an insulated radiator cover. the fans turns on when the room is cold and turns off when it is hot. we are able to stop radiators from overheating by virtue of thermodynamics. in pushing colder air into warmer rooms. and we save on heating cost. katie: you could go to thermodynamics but i would know what you were talking about. you have sold over

defended byjohn rahm whojust moved from one to the other, whilst rory mcilroy�*s chasing that, thus far, elusive first greenket. joe lynskey reports. april at augusta, golf's greatest spectacle, one man's greatest hope. for 15 years, rory mcilroy has tried. this is the one major he is still yet to win. last time out, he missed the cut. one year on from being runner—up. it is almost one decade since his last major title but the best in this sport still think it will come. no question he will do it at some point. rory is too talented, too good and he is going to be playing this event for a very long time. he will get it done, it is just a matter of when and it could be this week, you never know. it is flattering, it is nice to hear, in my opinion the best player to play the game say that but does that mean it is going to happen? no. he has been around the game long enough to know at least have the potential to do it. i know i have the potential to do it, to. mcilroy is one ofjust six uk players here. i know i have the potential to do it, too. mcilroy is one ofjust six uk players here. on the saudi—backed liv

defended byjohn rahm whojust moved from one to the other, whilst rory mcilroy�*s chasing that, thus far, elusive first green spectacle, one man's greatest hope. for 15 years, rory mcilroy has tried. this is the one major he is still yet to win. last time out, he missed the cut. one year on from being runner—up. it is almost one decade since his last major title but the best in this sport still think it will come.

green developing here. dow's up 68, nasdaq is up 68 and the s&p up 13. little green. show me big tech. they're all up except meta and app and will apple down 169 and amazon and alphabet on the upside. 10 year treasury and yield is creeping up today, 4.43%. lot of investors don't like that but the yield is up 443. now this, victor davis hanson is a leading conservative, intellectual and articulate and doesn't like the way america is going. in fact, he goes so far as to say this country is being destroyed and that's his word and essay is titled and if you want to destroy the u.s. then dot dot dot dot dot. here's what to do. first he says, you would surrender our energy independence. that's what biden did on day one. cut back oil, make war on coal and nuclear, restrict drilling and pipelines. we had energy independence, biden destructively threw it away. second. print trillions of dollars, bring on inflation, impoverished working people and blame the rich and get away with it. third, hanson says end america's physical boundaries. that's the open border. bring in 3 million illegals a year,

green jacket? it's not looking like rory mcilroy�*s year yet again.st from augusta on day three of the masters. it's pep guardiola and manchester city leading the race for the premier league — too good for luton, and two points clear of arsenal and liverpool for now. also coming up on sportsday this saturday night: jumping for joy. emma raducanu delivers in the billiejean king cup again, taking great britain past the french on clay and into the finals. and charging towards a sixth consecutive six nations title — no stopping england, as they thrash scotland in edinburgh. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. the masters golf and premier league to come. it's also been a big day for stockport and wrexham. all that to come, but we start at aintree and the grand national, and what a finish it was! i am maximus, the 7—1 joint favourite, winning it forjockey paul townend and trainer willie mullins. it was an irish one, two, three and four. our sports news correspondent laura scott was watching it all. a really nail—biting finish, coming to the last fence,

s&p barely vegan to the green. meanwhile, tesla jumped 12% after the company announced plans for more affordable cars. >>> still ahead, i fire breaks out in oakland apartment, attracting people inside. the heroic action of a security card as he was driving by. >>> and as if you needed it, more evidence of the difficulty of making it in the bay. what areas of the bay are the least affordable. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking the temperures and the win. atweath by mancinis sleep world. >>> to the hospital. this happened at 61st and luther king way around -- nbc areas velena jones -- witness the fire and jumped in to help try and save lives. >> reporter: video shows the moment that ems and open fire crews rushed to help a fire victim who had been pulled from a burning building. >> -- from a distance. >> reporter: when he spotted a fire and stopped to help. that's when he saw a man who'd already escaped the plane, trying to get into the burning apartment to rescue a friend still trapped inside.

he�*d faced growing pressure since ending a power—showing agreement with the scottish greens. let�*s yes, and it hasjust begun, so it�*s early days. it already, we see some significant snp figures, some of whom have been talked about as potential leadership candidates themselves coming in behind john swinney. jenny gilruth, the education secretary, the education secretary, and the westminster leader stephen flynn, talking about a serious man for serious times. but these are serious times here, and there is also, perhaps, i think, a moment of reflection, notjust exactly about what has been happening here, but what is happening here, but what is happening about the parliament generally, whether it is working well. we were talking at the start about the chaos, and one former first minister, lord mcconnell of labour, is saying tonight, this is a time to renew our democracy and institutions. this is a quarter of a century old, devolution, and there is a lot of chat about how it should move forwards. and where does this leave the whole question of independence, scottish independence? it ha

he quit after the breakdown of the snp�*s coalition with the scottish greens.the top job. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. politically, there was nowhere left for humza yousaf to go. his leadership fatally wounded, not by his party or by the voters, but by himself. and so this admission that his time as first minister had come to an end. i am not willing to trade my values and principles or do deals with whomever simply for retaining power. therefore, after spending the weekend reflecting on what is best for my party, for the government and for the country i lead, i've concluded that repairing a relationship across the political divide can only be done with someone else at the helm. msps will have 28 days to find his replacement or an election is called, and the names of possible contenders are already emerging. i'm giving very careful consideration to standing to be the leader of the snp. i've been somewhat overwhelmed by the requests that have been made of me to do that. scottish national party leader... kate forbes narrowly lost out to humza

greens. mr yousaf�*s asked to have meetings with all opposition parties, but only alba has so far agreed.told the bbc that a renewed push for scottish independence is the price of their support. more from our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. wow, what a view! it's been a bruising few days for humza yousaf, as he faces a vote of no confidence as first minister in a minority government... good morning, everyone. ..after he decided to end a power—sharing deal, the bute house agreement, with the scottish greens. 0ne senior snp mp made an appeal to the scottish green party. i apologise for what has happened this week. it could have happened in a different way, but we are where we are. the choice that every member of the scottish parliament has this week is, are we going to support that government under humza yousaf, to make sure that we deliver the legislation that we all agree on? but the greens insist they will not back mr yousaf in the coming days. the scottish green group have said we will vote in support _ of a vote of confidence, vote of no confidence . against humza yousaf. a

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and there's an awful lot of buying, plenty of green among the dow 30. the searly going, 23 points. almost a half percent though. and the nasdaq composite, that a too on the upside to the tune of a half percentage point almost. check, big tech, please. i would imagine that most of them are up this morning. they are. the sole exception is ap. we've got some news on that couple out in a moment. kelly will have that for us. meta, microsoft, amazon, alphabet on the upside. they've got green right there. some earnings reports before the bell including general motors, looks like they did well, kelly. >> really well, actually. big first quarter beat for general motors, both the top and bottom line, and they boosted your full-year guidance which investors love to see. the stock is up over 5% right now. this was mainly due to increased retail sales in north america. of i thought this was interesting, gm has previously walked back its ev goals, this time around ceo mary barra said leveraging the strength of the traditional gas-powered business gave the company the abili

the s&p 500 is still green but just so. we had been about .5% higher earlier in the session.a little bit. that follows three straight weeks of losses. we have not seen that since september of 2023. take a look at the nasdaq 100. i'm going to call it unchanged. sentiment clearly souring as trading gets underway on this monday ahead of tesla's earnings tomorrow. other tech giants take the stage including the likes of meta. "bloomberg technology" is coming up next. that does it for "bloomberg markets." i am katie greifeld and this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: from the heart of where money, and innovation collide in silicon value, this is "bloomberg technology" with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i am caroline hyde in new york. ed: i am ed ludlow in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: legislation clears the house and heads to the senate. tiktok prepares to take it to the courts. we will have full coverage ahead. ed: plus, we take a deep dive into tesla as elon musk shifts the company's focus. we are bringing you findings. caroline: