after carl sandberg passed away in 1967, the department of the interior came to visit misses sandberg, the secretary of the interior, stewart udall, and the national park service was looking for homes from iconic americans, particularly in arts and culture field. carl sandberg was very well-known at the time that he was a good fit. when meeting took place, misses sandberg was open to the property and family belongings becoming part of the national park service and within a year, it was designated in 1968 is the carl sandberg home national historical site, and misses sandberg moved to asheville but continued to have a relationship with the national park service. park was established in 1968 and opened to the public in 1974. we have been having house tours ever since. we are wrapping up a restoration project that began in 2015 -- we approach the anniversary, we are excited to begin refurbishing the house. but visitors today will only stamp to bookshelves and am empty floor -- and an empty floor. collections were put into storage for us to accomplish necessary work. the house was built i

facebook pointing out that sheryl sandberg pointing out that facebook is against hate.n't want you to fight on their platform and be divided and partisan. and also, apparently against nudity. you can get coverage of that on bloomberg.com, bloomberg television, on bloomberg radio, as well as bloombergquint take. definitely an important summit. as we await the fed decision, we will discuss this year's spac boom. it eclipses fundraising in a single quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lange with matt miller. there is a lot to talk about. the speculative parts of this market as low rates continue to drive capital flows. one place we are increasingly hearing this conversation is around the spacs. we have with us joe reece, and ed hammond read great to have both of you here. joe, i do want to start with you. you know an awful lot of -- a lot about this space. do you feel there is some justification. that there might be some red flags being raised here? joe: thanks for having me. always good to be on tv with you folks. there has been a la

what their chief operating officer sheryl sandberg told us, next. we had to break, let's take a look at stocks on the rise. we are looking at intel, and xt, of course you have been following the global chip shortage, boosting chip stocks across the board. we will keep watching, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we had this before but i think this is us recognizing that this is something that affects everyone, including our employees. it is a situation where you need paid time off, not just for yourself but for a loved one. emily: that was facebook coo sheryl sandberg speaking at the bloomberg quality summit, facebook announcing it will extend its paid leave policy to workers who are victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. all employees will be able to take as many as 20 paid days off and day or relative have been a victim of a crime. facebook policy previously was only for u.s. employees. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. tomorrow, we have a great show with qualcomm, and more. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing th

sandberg when she talked about their after actions.hen they look at as i know i did when i was a prosecutor, sometimes with law enforcement, sometimes about cases, sometimes about why the domestic violence case -- domestic violence as in the home got to the point that it did, and we would look back at decisions that had been made. now back then we could do it in rooms just with ourselves. and that's a lot easier than this. and i'm sure you're doing that in your own agencies. but we have a public duty of oversight and a public duty to get this information out. and sometimes around this place, the only way we can get the change and maybe the resources that you need, miss sandberg, that director wray was talking about or the work that you were talking about, the man with the hardest name at this hearing, salesses, that you were talking about to be able to bring people together that we ned to for the planning ahead of time so we don't get to that moment of chaos. not only chaos at the capitol, but chaos that, of course, general walker enco

the chief operating officer sheryl sandberg spoke at the bloomberg quality summit. cheryl: we have very broadly policies, we have led to this before, but this is us recognizing that this is something that affects everyone, it is a situation where you need to take time off, and not just for yourself, but for a loved one. cheryl -- laura: they are facing charges of bribery and breaching anticorruption laws. it could see them face up to 15 years in prison. the military that seized power in a february coup has already filed for other charges against her, more than 200 people have now died in nationwide protests. local news, 24 hours a day, on air and out bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anne-marie: laura wright in london, thank you. joining us is head of total return and uncontrolled fixed income at nomura asset management. he said volatility through temporary concerns over higher yield should be seen as an opportunity to add risk. a dovish fed yesterday, do you still maintain that vo

>> congresswoman, thanks for the question on this in the comment that sheryl sandberg made what i believe we were trying to say was -- and what i stand behind is what is what was widely reported at the time after january th? i'm sorry to interrupt as many of my colleagues have had to do. because we only have five minutes. but would you say and would you admit that facebook played a role >> congresswoman, i think, certainly, there was content on our services and -- and from that perspective, i think that there is further work that we need to do to make our services and moderation more effective. >> i hear that i hear that. okay i am going the ask mr. pichai a question many companies have used section 230 as a shield to escape consumer protection morals and i have a bill that would actually not protect companies that do that and so, mr. pichai, would you agree that that would be a proper use, to not allow liability protection for those who violate consumer protection laws >> congresswoman, consumer protection laws are very important in many areas, we comply with compa, and hippa i think the

sandberg wants to expand to recently a further he himself is the founder of the 2 reparation business but now the curious son community have decided that in the future only hunters from the region will be allowed to hunt on here and sister land. the worst case scenario would be if if. some village some would be get the same rights as the gear us and they will close the area after area off the area for the local people and also for the tourists for tourist companies we need people who work and we turismo taking care of them out in the world enough for hunting and fishing and saw what. 2 days later and reindeer a piece money is still prosess in the rain to meet after it's hung for a while he has to convert to small cuts. like close range he can no longer leave from the same of his animals. he has another job as a welder like almost all reindeer it is he thinks that the swedish change has been colonizing the land for centuries. but. when i was young we didn't have so much mines or plants roads and other people who are in the forest and now they see new mines every day from going up so no

do not miss other keynote speakers, including sheryl sandberg, coming up.and italy hint at an astrazeneca u-turn. they could resume using the vaccine if the eu drug regulator advises it is safe to do so. they will not issue a definitive assessment until tomorrow, but has said the benefits outweigh the risks. joining us now is oksana pyzik, virologist, ucl. is the damage already done when it comes to astrazeneca when you look at europe? will people be more nervous to get this shot? oksana: good morning. i think you hit the nail on the head. we have seen hesitancy from the first incorrect claim made by president macron, unfounded on evidence on efficacy levels. to the extent health care workers, doctors and nurses, threatening to go on strike if they did not receive an mrna vaccine. this is prior to any of the issues that have been flagged by eu regulatory bodies. although the suspension has been defended by abundance of caution suspicion around the vaccine for various reasons across the eu have had a sluggish vaccine rollout and other problems around hesitan

the most important thing young woman can do with their lives says sheryl sandberg in so many other ceosr a soulless public company maximizing shareholder value. give us everything, they promise, and you'll be free. it's weird how much modern feminism has begun to sound like corporate propaganda. talk about oppressing women. the cultural vandals destroying the country are not stopping with dr. seuss or a cartoon skunk. disney is doing something unthinkable. tonight it's real. we'll tell you what it is coming up next. speed to disney's streaming service eliminated some of the best films ever made from his children's movies selection. films like "dumbo," "the aristocrats," and "peter pan." according to disney and, the crows and physical number in "dumbo," pay homage to menstrual races shows. what did "peter pan" do wrong? displayed native people as if that was the job of "peter pan." it's a cartoon. the "aristocrats" amounts to violence to "east asian peoples." chadwick moore is editor in chief of "outspoken" " thank you for so much for coming out. when did cartoons become responsible for

not, the companies just had to explain why the rule garnered support from facebook's coo sheryl sandbergng lee and a group of democrats and more. they argued corporate boards should be more diverse but there were detractors as well including republican senators on the senate banking committee who argued that the nasdaq was operating out of its scope and the rule would interfere with a board's fiduciary duty to shareholders arthur leavitt argued a similar case in a recent "wall street journal" op-ed in response to the criticism the nasdaq last month watered down the rule a little bit. it also means the proposal won't be sailing through the s.e.c. with the agency deciding to take a few more months to review its implications, guys. >> leslie, it's just a recommendation, right? >> just a recommendation. >> and if you can't make it, you have to explain why? >> you have to explain why it's almost as if you're disciplining a child to finish your green beans i recommend you finish your green beans. if you cannot finish your green beans, please explain why. >> some might argue it's too rigid. oth

so many, many questions on this, and for more on the deals, we are joined by david sandberg, head ofpollo global management, and thank you for joining us today, david. we appreciate it. some may look at the deals in the sectors and in an uncertain time, and we haven't seen that much in the way of buyouts recently, and they may look at this and say, it is a contrarian take, and betting on the travel and the retail, and can you help to give us a deal of how apollo is viewing the future in the post pandemic world? >> sure. and first of all, thank you for having me on this afternoon. look, you hit the nail on the head, an contrarian is what we are known for with both of these investments, and we are taking a point of view regarding the future, and i think that for travel in particular, this is one of several bets that we have made in the last 12 months regarding the recovery of people's desires to travel whether it is the investment in expedia or the recent take private what we did for take ka nad ya, the gaming company, and reconstruction of mexico out of bankruptcy, and the european lo

. >> andy sandberg one, two, three. >> zahn daya, one, two, three. >> cate blanchett, one, two, threeuld have done stephen colbert. >> stephen: everybody does. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert one -- >> stephen: with your own name if you don't mind. >> i know, i know. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three, bryan cranston. >> i was about to say stephen colbert. megan the stallion, one, two, three. >> drew barrymore, one, two three. >> salameh hayek, one, two, three. >> stephen: got it wrong. but charming nonetheless. ( whistling ) >> jon bon jovi, one, two, three. >> dolly parton, one, two, three? is that what i'm doing? >> stephen: that's it, all done. >> bruce springsteen, one, two, three. >> mariah carey, one, two, three. >> matthew mcconaughey, one, two, three ( whistling ) >> kamala harris, one, two, three. >> joe biden, one, two, three. >> stephen: perfect, you're a natural kid ( laughs ) >> jake gyllenhaal, one, two, three. >> steve? >> stephen: no one calls you steve! >> meryl streep, one, two, three. >> stephen: these z

. >> tiffany haddish, one, two, three. ( whistling ) >> andy sandberg one, two, three. >> zendaya, onee to do the same thing. >> i do. >> stephen: it goes a little something like this: stephen colbert, one, two, three. now, you do that but with your name. >> thank you for clarifying because i absolutely would have done stephen colbert. >> stephen: everybody does! >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert one-- >> stephen: with your own name if you don't mind. >> i know, i know. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three, bryan cranston. >> i was about to say stephen colbert. megan thee stallion, one, two, three. >> drew barrymore, one, two three. or prepubescent boy. >> salma hayek, one, two, three. >> rachel brosnahan, one, two, three. >> stephen: got it wrong. but charming nonetheless. ( whistling ) >> jon bon jovi, one, two, three. >> dolly parton, one, two, three? is that what i'm doing? >> stephen: that's it, all done. >> bruce springsteen, one, two, three. >> mariah carey, one, two, three. >> matthew mcconaughey, one, two, three. ( whis

why do we give the guests' numbers to sandberg?harvey, i am so sorry >> no. it's just, i didn't ask for it, and it just -- anyways tilda swinton was wonderful in the show, and it was wonderful to have them all and we welcome any guest star who wants to come and play with our show because it's super fun, and we love everyone the cast is amazing. this cast is, by far, the best cast i've ever worked with >> seth: you -- i know you have a very supportive mother, but as happy as she is with this show and your nomination, this is not your biggest work accomplishment in her eyes. >> no. the biggest thing i've ever done was when i was a spokesperson for metro pcs in spanish, which is a phone, you know, company in america. and she would just brag about that to the neighbors. my aunts would be over with the neighbors, and they'd have coffee and i'd go visit her. and she'd be like, "is this mijo de metro pcs?" like, she spotted a celebrity in the market "is this mijo with metro pcs?" it's like, "i'm your son, like, you don't need to advertise

. >> khan and idina menzel teamed up for c.a.r.e., it includes sheryl sandberg. ♪ kari hall our meteorologistl get to traffic, but -- >> i'll take that and give you a chance to work on that. take you out to the roadways, folks, right now traffic is moving very nicely. roadway conditi great as we look at the map, no major problems. as far as the speeds go, we'll zoom out toward the altamont pass. chp issued an advisory, strong winds, slowing for 580 and 84 cutting down through sunol. the bay bridge toll plaza sees more traffic, the green sensors look great, a nice flow of traffic including the north bay where you have green sensors. notice spots for the green highlighting, that's where there is already some rain and damp roadways, north bay through vallejo, benicia and the diablo range, kari, hard to see, you can point things out much more clearly. >> all right, let's do that, as we get a look at what's going on with the rain that's starting to move in this morning and it's been off and on for most of us, and this is the kind of weather we'll see. it's going to be what we like to call unsettle

this is something that is a serious issue, zuckerberg and sandberg to have kids themselves to be makingees, here you are saying make it illegal for a youngster under 16 to have a smart phone. where are you going with this? >> we don't allow them to smoke, don't allow them to drink out the hall, that is the duty of a parent, to nurture them and make independent choices. free to make choices in the adult world. in the childhood world, we need to protect them from harm. a lot of these things are harmful, to the psychological, social and brain development. stuart: maybe you are neanderthal who simply can't get used to the new technology. i got to leave it. are you going to take this up sunday night on the show? i will be watching this, my children and grandchildren. they will be on their phones. i will forgive you for all your previous transmissions. let's move on, dow industrials down 200, nasdaq down 81. michael lee is with us. i read your stuff and know what you are saying. you say inflation is not coming. you have 30 seconds to make your case, steve hilton took a lot of your time so you

sandberg when she talked about their after actions.en they look at as i know i did when i was a prosecutor, sometimes with law enforcement, sometimes about cases, sometimes about why a domestic violence case -- domestic violence as in the home got to the point that it did, and we would look back at decisions that had been made. now back then we could do it in roommates just with ourselves. and that's a lot easier than this. and i'm sure you're doing that in your own agencies. but we have a public duty of oversight and a public duty to get this information out. and sometimes around this place, the only way we can get the change and maybe the resources that you need, miss sandberg, that director wray was talking about or the work that you were talking about, the man with the hardest name at this hearing, salesses, that you were talking about to be able to bring people together that we ned to for the planning ahead of time so we don't get to that moment of chaos. not only chaos at the capitol, but chaos that, of course, general walker enc

kathleen: so you're in the sheryl sandberg facebook ceo camp of lien end? >> absolutely.ou have to have a voice. you have to be authentic. to me, it is about strain true to yourself. -- staying true to yourself. i think by leaning in and being true to oneself and authentic and working hard, by the way, and there are no shortcuts. hard work is -- underpins all of it. the hard work is absolutely there throughout. haidi: one of the anecdotes from your career, one of your first leadership roles that you took, and you did not stay in the role for very long because of an opportunity that came to your husband -- is having to say no at those difficult junctures something you reflect on as being a key part -- a formative part of the process? of you getting to where you are now? >> absolutely. there are times in one's life where you have to balance the priorities of your family as well as priorities at work. that was a difficult moment in time. it was the right thing to do for us as a family and definitely for my husband's career. when i reflect back, you have to have a balance. it

i got an email from sheryl sandberg. >> reporter: despite a 30-year career in baseball front offices,t was just the fact that i was a woman. i said, look, the credential he said, "nope, nope."i said, "o be sorry, though." i picked up the phone. our guy comes out, starts screaming at the guy i looked at him and said, "i told you i told you." >> reporter: what made you not put your hand up and say, you know what, this isn't really working for me >> i just never saw it as there was any other choice you know >> reporter: yeah. >> you want what you want. you know you're good why would i do anything else >> reporter: ng is the oldest of five girls their family faced a tragic loss, ng's father died when she was just 11. what did you lose that day >> i lost my -- i lost a buddy, for sure he would have been pretty proud. >> reporter: yeah. she admits to ruffling feathers at an early age. >> i was a little bit of a rule breaker. >> reporter: you were? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: in what way >> i just didn't take any guff it was not, you know, girls don't do that, it was i don't care choose sides

it faced praise from sheryl sandberg and mellody hobson and kewsong it lee on the flip side, the detractorsng senate committee arguing it is moving out of the scope and it would interfere with shareholder fiduciary duties in response to the criticism, nasdaq watered down the rule a bit and the ongoing controversy means the proposal is not sailing through the s.e.c. with the agency announcing it will take a few more months to review the implications guys >> it seems odd. you think the nasdaq, if they want to set limitations and the companies don't like them, they can go elsewhere good to the nyc and still have the opportunity to trade it is odd they are concerned about that >> reporter: well, it is more than the s.e.c. they need approval from. they received a lot of positive support for the proposal they have seen a significant amount of criticism and concern as well. it is something i think a lot of people expected to really fly through and be a no-brainer. now it is taking more time to sort itself out. >> leslie, while you are here, we should ask about the robinhood story. planning an init

and, you know, you became a professor at harvard sheryl sandberg is now at facebook does that ever galls under control but it's partly that we passed a pretty big fiscal stimulus back in december it gave family monies to spend but that money is running out. i think the most important is that we do something soon. we do something large. we continue the assistance that has supported what we just saw in the numbers today if i was designing it from scratch, i would design it differently. everything i'd always design differently. nothing congress ever does is perfect, but you look at inflation forecasts, none of them are well above what the fed is expecting the market isn't expecting inflation above the fed's target so i am not -- i don't think overheating is the primary scenario here. if we err on the side of 1.9 trillion, i think the economy will be just fine. in fact, i think it will be a spectacular year for the economy. >> sounds good i'll get back to you in a second i feel like i'm going clock wise again. i have to go to nela i apologize. we'll get to you quickly nothing personal >> so

immediately after sheryl sandberg did an interview and insisted it was largely planned on the platforms but court filings show something quite the opposite. the proud boys used facebook to coordinate in real-time. so facebook groups in particular play a role in fomenting the extremism we saw that led to the c-uppercase-letter. >> congresswoman thank you for the question. in the comment that sheryl made, i believe what we were trying to say was in that we stand behind is it was widely reported at themm time. >> i'm sorry to interrupt many of my colleagues have too do it we only have five minutes but would you say that facebook played a role? >> i think certainly there was our services and from that perspective think there is further work we need to do to make moderation more effective. >> okay. many questions have you section 230 as a shield for consumer protection law. i have one no actually not protect companies would you agree that is a proper use to not allow liability protection for those who violate the consumer protection law? >> t congresswoman, consumer protection laws are very

zuckerberg, immediately after the capitol insurgency, sheryl sandberg did an interview in which she insisted the siege was largely planned on smaller platforms. but court filings actually show something quite the opposite, that the proud boys and oath keepers used facebook to coordinate in real time during the siege. and so my question for you is, will you admit today that facebook groups in particular played a role in fomenting the extremism that we saw and that led to the capitol siege? >> congressman, thanks for the question on this. in the comment that sheryl made, i believe that what we were trying to say was, umm, and what i stand behind, umm, is what was widely reported at the time, that, uh, after -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt, as many of my colleagues have had to do, because we only have five minutes. but would you say that -- and would you admit that facebook played a role? >> congressman, i think certainly there was content on our services. and, umm, from that perspective, i think that there's further work we need to do to make our services and moderation more effective. one of the

zuckerberg, immediately after the capitol insurgency, sheryl sandberg did an interview in which she insisted the siege was largely planned on smaller platforms. but court filings actually show something quite the opposite, that the proud boys and oath keepers used facebook to coordinate in real time during the siege. and so my question for you is, will you admit today that facebook groups in particular played a role in fomenting the extremism that we saw and that led to the capitol siege? >> congressman, thanks for the question on this. in the comment that sheryl made, i believe that what we were trying to say was, umm, and what i stand behind, umm, is what was widely reported at the time, that, uh, after -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt, as many of my colleagues have had to do, because we only have five minutes. but would you say that -- and would you admit that facebook played a role? >> congressman, i think certainly there was content on our services. and, umm, from that perspective, i think that there's further work we need to do to make our services and moderation more effective. one of the

>> the tegg oligarchy, sheryl sandberg of facebook pointed to parler, said parler was the problem.the fastest social media platform at the time t was top 10 downloaded in 2020. it was number one for months, more than zoom or tiktok. they considered us a commercial threat. they came after us. they are being aided abetted by the house oversight committee. pete: very much. your communications with the fbi officials are amongst the exhibits. you're doing the homework. to let people see we pushed this forward, by the way, most people were not using parler for this type of communications. give us an update on the status of the site. it was out. of how is it running? what is membership like today? >> parler is back up and running it has hasn't recovered in terms of membership, we're still off the apple app store and google unfortunately. we hope to get back on the apple app store. the tech ol' backerky is trying to keep thumbs on scale and keep parler down. pete: you guys are struggling to get back on as free speech haven. makes sense to me only if you're one of the tech oligarchs as you