we have breaking news on the other side of the break with john solomon.♪ maria: welcome back, more russia hoax leaks and lies exposed this morning with a bombshell report with report by john solomon. he's revealing how cozy obama's fbi was with the media. cnn and abc news and their leaks often backfired resulting in inaccurate headlines and false stories. john sol moan joins me right -- solomon, what have you learned? john: good to be with you. the text messages make clear that the senior executives and the comey-mccabe fbi, those who had political bias were on first-name basis with reporters. they had according to their own text messages a leak strategy and oftentimes they learned whether it was them leaking or someone else, they were creating a false russia narrative, a narrative that they knew was blatantly false. they knew they didn't have a connection between trump and russia and they knew the steele dossier was garbage and yet they continue today let the stories sit in public realm and create perception for 2 and a half years hampering the early pre

the flies mohammed bin solomon and saudi arabia over the last several years understood that they could essentially control the public sphere they control social media. 80 percent of saudi arabians are on twitter because it's the only platform where they can go to actually have some some lines of freedom of speech and so it's where saudi arabia goes to share information so n.b.s. and his you know flies essentially they have hired thousands and thousands of saudis to create fake twitter accounts for the government and basically to push forward and vss narrative on to twitter to make it look like this was what all of saudi arabia wanted and anybody who posted a clip a comment that was not supportive of and b.s. their comments were were basically flooded by the flies to make it look like you know that that this person didn't have an authentic opinion all wall saudi arabia is basically using social media to hack it to create their hashtags to trend so the bees is what omar abdel aziz and jamal khashoggi called their counter army have you sent the film to joe biden because he seems to have c

solomon: absolutely. we don't need to dip deep into our past to find how public policy perpetuates segregation and exclusion. we have it here every day across the country and embodied in exclusionary aspects of zoning code. not all local zoning is exclusionary, but there are plenty of communities across the country and even in dense urban centers where the only housing you can build this single-family detached housing. what that means is by definition you are not building housing -- you are cutting off the supply, first of all, which is going to drive up cost. you are not necessarily making housing available across a diverse range. there has been, speaking of evidence and research, where i started, the evidence is growing and growing and growing as to the effects that overly restrictive land-use and zoning laws have not just on segregation, but on housing affordability and most recently we've had folks like jason furman writing about how local laws drive down our entire economy and make it less productive

we have breaking news on the other side of the break with john solomon.. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. maria: welcome back, more russia hoax leaks and lies exposed this morning with a bombshell report with report by john solomon. he's revealing how cozy obama's fbi was with the media. cnn and abc news and their leaks often backfired resulting in inaccurate headlines and false stories. john sol mo

founded in 1740, it was a congregation of -- solomon.portion of his life on the cause of freedom. when the hope of american liberty rested on the backs of the soldiers at valley forge, solomon gave everything he could to washington's army so they may fight again. members of today's army joined the congregation, for this devotional service on sunday afternoon, following the same ritual and looking upon the same squirrels from which solomon drew his fate. ♪ ♪ ♪ in the heart which is the old philadelphia, sudan's old christchurch. founded in 16 95. here the patriots of the revolution, worship and pray for spiritual strength. today americans may enter this building, and reconfirmed their devotion to the spiritual values, which form the basis of our democratic life. a special afternoon service is held at christchurch, as part of the religious emphasis to the program. 24 candles, burned on a chandelier of brass, that's one in the same place, for over 200 years. everywhere are evidences of the simple beauty, that mark the taste of the men who b

and solomon has taken some heat. he also used the corporate plane to go to the bahamas.in the bahamas. i don't know why people bust these ceos' chops. they're obviously targets. i tell you, i've criticized david solomon for some of this woke stuff, the guy works 24 hours a day. some of this is so ridiculous. anyway, liz, that's where we are with this. interesting story out of goldman sachs. liz: you know, people denigrate it and call it woke, some people call that evolution, everybody. charlie gasparino. all right, markets are coming off their highs. the s&p has just cut its session high in half. still up 10 points. we are coming right back with much more, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ iving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. principal. for all it's worth. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters.

founded in 1740, it was the congregation of hiem solomon, refuse lugsary war hero who spent his fortuneiberty rested on the thread-bare backs on the soldiers at valley forge, solomon contributed everything he had the washington's army so they might fight again. members of today's army joined with the mikva israel congregation for this short memorial service on sunday afternoon following the same ritual and looking upon the same skrols from which hiem solomon drew his faith. . >> in the heart of what is old philadelphia, a few blocks from the delaware river stands old christchurch, founded in 1695. here, the patriots of the revolution worshipped and prayed for spiritual strength. today, americans may enter this hallowed building and reaffirm their devotion to the spiritual values which form the basis for our democratic life. a special afternoon service is held at christ chump as part of the religious emphasis day program. 24 candles burn in a chandelier of brass which has hung in the same place for over 200. everywhere are evidenced of the simple beauty which mark the taste of the men wh

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalyn jordan al-jazeera or saudi arabia civil defense says 5 people have been injured as a result of a whole famous all attack on its territory a rocket fired from yemen had a town in the border region on monday attacks have increased in the last 3 weeks as fighting intensifies in the region the united nations secretary general says that his disappointed by the outcome of a global donor conference for yemen roughly 1700000000 dollars was raised but that's less than half the $3800000000.00 targets the u.n. says the money is urgently needed to avoid a famine. still ahead on al jazeera back in school after nearly 18 months why there are fears for the mental health of children in indian administered kashmir. and a new coal mine project in the u.k. could undermine its credibilit

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalyn jordan al-jazeera or let's say not from the united nations human rights investigator agnes culebra expressed concerns over not taking action against the crown prince. it is extremely. in my view problematic if not then generous to acknowledge someone's kind of credibility and then to tell that someone what we want to do and i think most see it as if we had said nothing and i am calling on the u.s. government to act all its public findings and to sanction mohammed ben-simon for what he has done to sanction he eyes and beyond there are 17 percent he seeks now individuals are sanctioned to sanction him into diplomacy sense of the world by wishing him follow some of those. circles i'm cooler on them fuel and clear lead to all internationally to really allow for. more inve

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al jazeera. james warren is a political analyst and executive editor of news god and he says that biden's problem says as a presidential candidate attending to the most complicated and the full. as a candidate he had boxed himself in and he was unrelenting and very tough minded at least rhetorically by the saudis and the need to essentially bring them to him bring the crown prince to open those sooner as is often the case with american presidents they get into the oval office having won and life becomes way more complicated so the other day they use the word we calibrate the relationship not rupture the relationship and it reminds one of how candidate donald trump 4 and a half years ago said he was going to get the u.s. out of all middle east wars it never hap

why the leadership style of david solomon is sparking angst.omberg. ♪ >> let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. creating a new team to help private and public companies raise money through nontraditional means. there are 20 people on the team at the moment and that will officially start work on april 1. it is based around unlisted securities as numerous ceo -- numur -- google failed to kill a lawsuit alleging it secretly collects data even if browsers use incognito mode to keep search activity private. the case says even if data collection is turned off, google has access to other tools and websites distort information. the ruling comes as google and apple face rising scrutiny over their data gathering operations. two of australia's largest pension funds are closer to creating an industry giant. the government is supporting the proposal from -- with the two funds in talks for at least a year. the sector is facing increasing scrutiny of underperforming funds and growing pressure to cut fees and list returns. shery: w

solomon? sridhar: i think there is no doubt about that.gain, go back 10, 15 years and imagine going up to them and saying, i know you gave me a big promotion, but i am leaving for a startup that is backed by walmart. that is inconceivable. that is the new reality in dealing with risk. it is something that is in the mind of shareholders. shareholders one study speed revenue, they don't want to deal with the massive upsides and trading that can come with downsides. same with banking. that is what everyone has to deal with right now. tom: thank you so much. we look for your journalism on this. this story will not go away. that was extraordinary. he talked about the unimaginable of 10 or even 15 years ago. in any given shop, and here, goldman sachs. lisa: the idea also of who the competitors are. it is big commerce, big retail. it is not another financial institution. i do wonder how much the work from home and the dissemination of some of the jobs really has about where people choose to go. tom: i don't have any personal insight other than wh

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalynn jordan al jazeera 2 americans accused of helping orchestrate the escape of former chairman carlos go and have landed in japan a federal judge ordered the extradition of michael taylor and his son peter taylor just a month ago they're believed to have held go and flee from tokyo to 11 on a private jet and 2019 gun was accused of financial crimes in japan and was out on bail he denies the charges. 47 pro-democracy activists in hong kong are back in court where they're facing subversion charges under a national security law monday's 15 hour hearing was adjourned when one of the defendants fainted and had been taken to hospital to be taken to hospital the court is set to decide whether they'll remain in jail or get released on bail they're accused of participating in an

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al-jazeera still heads on which is iraq. thousands turned out in support of armenia as embattled prime minister under pressure to resign for his handling of the conflict with azerbaijan. and a new coal mine projects in the u.k. could undermine its credibility ahead of a climate summit. it's time for the perfect gentleman who went on sponsored play qatar airways and i once again welcome to another look at the international full cost with say some very heavy right into the korean peninsula recently big bank of cloud here now in the process of moving through right state and snow again making its way across southern all the house of japan but it will improve as we go through the next couple of days. bright skies coming back in but with the winds coming in from a n

. >>> goldman sachs ceo david solomon addressing concerns over his junior employees workload.ne employee called conditions inhumane i know where you stand on this jim. but what's interesting about the story is it does put in perspective the fine lines some leaders of these organizations have to walk because the world is not the one that you grew up in or frankly even that i grew up in it is different now. so mr. solomon is taking pains at least to address some of their complaints over height and workloads and things of that nature he did have a message to employees after the results of that internal survey came out and these are somewhat unusual working conditions right now even when you are working crazy hours in an office, at least there is camaraderie instead of scything at home alone. >> you know what, david. you said things have changed between your time and my time. have the customers changed goldman is customer centric. if they are asking for something over the weekend on friday, well then you have to work. the it is the customer that drives a lot of this. >> many of th

joe: the best anecdote in the peace that everyone should read is david solomon shaving, a junior bankerup and saying high to him at lunch in the hamptons, which also he was at lunch in the hamptons during the day and it speaks to these big questions. romaine: i would never do that to you, joe. joe: did we do that, once? caroline: you'll come by. [laughter] romaine: people are coming back into the office. one of our producers is here today. caroline: shout out to hannah, back in the house. [laughter] caroline: meanwhile, that does it for "what'd you miss?" romaine: have a great evening, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: -- emily: this is "bloomberg technology." ready, set, hike, president biden is set to be planning the first major oath that are -- major federal tax hike's 1993, picking earners making above $200,000. we will cover how

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david solomon has been at the helm for about two years.you tell us about his leadership style and the culture that he has cemented at the firm? reporter: david solomon is certainly the only wall street ceo who is also a part-time dj. but that call, that image is not quite the whole picture. what our reporting shows is that underneath all of that, david solomon is very much a commercial animal, and old street while school -- wall street boss. he has cut costs, trimmed partner numbers, and has made clear his this taste of the work from home culture that we have all had to get used to. he has called it an aberration that needs to be corrected as soon as possible. to be fair, he has been working from the goldman headquarters throughout the entire pandemic. shery: what are some of the things that perhaps have not gone as hoped? reporter: the main thing is the big-name departures. they have hurt them pretty badly, and these include investing bank buses -- bank bosses. all three of them are actually part of th team that he himself had shaped. tha

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al jazeera saudi arabia civil defense says 5 people have been injured as a result of a whole theme missile attack on its territory a rocket fired from yemen had a town in the border region of just on monday attacks have increased the last 3 weeks as fighting intensifies and yemen's met a breach and and the united nations secretary general says he's disappointed by the outcome of a global donor conference for yemen roughly one point $7000000000.00 was raised but that's less than half the $3500000000.00 target and u.n. says the money is urgently needed to avoid a famine. still ahead on al-jazeera. security forces in charge there excused of killing an opposition leader as mother and son reigniting protests a month before a presidential election a new deadline loo

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalind jordan al-jazeera. the u.k.'s finance minister is as is expected to set out his plan for economic recovery on wednesday says the nation's finances are under enormous strain after supporting millions of people through the pandemic but that could be bad for a region still recovering from the last recession 10 years ago china home reports from munch a sec. economic damage caused by the pandemic is written largely in britain's deserted city centers shuttered restaurants boarded up shops not everything will emerge intact and nor will the country's regions bounce back at the same pace and last year was a really challenging year for a lot of people. but what it really showed was any inequalities that we had in our regions they've just widened and worse since joining the pan

i think you've got a new ceo in david solomon, relatively new, two and a half years, who really wantscompany like a traditional public company with a top down hierarchy goldman has been public since 1989, so this structure is not new. but hank paulsen before him, they all try to retain this partnership within the structure. what does that mean? more clkohl collegial, more peer-to-peer leadership. he's actually tried to shrink is with the goal of trying to make it more special. so some people who are leaving have said to me they feel like that culture is changing and it paved wait for them to want to go i think to another degree, goldman folks often get other offers, especially if they're at senior levels or they're building businesses that are competitive. that in itself is not new. what's new is the number of people who are actually grabbing those opportunities. >> so, kate, question. changing the partnership structure which a lot of people describe as more collegial and something that has a higher hierarchy like a publicly traded company, does that help david solomon and others with

even if a german court convicts from solomon what effect will it hold of what you hope to achieve with this lawsuit well in the 1st instance accountability at the present there is complete impunity for these crimes not just in saudi arabia but for any case of crimes such as this against a journalist anywhere in the world particularly a murder we almost always a sea of humanity so reporters without borders is seeking to to challenge that status quo the situation of crimes against journalists around the world has become frankly alarming and we have to start to impose cost that's what we're trying to do in this in this suit if it is successful we believe that it could be a game changer truly not just for these 5 individuals in question that would send a clear signal to others in saudi arabia and to others in other parts of the world who have committed similar crimes against journalists that the world will not tolerate this that even if they evade justice in their own country contexts there will be other means of achieving accountability. thank you very much rebecca vincent director of int

let's talk a little more about david solomon's leadership.hat haslinda was asking you about. he projects a sense of cool. the impression is, is he really? >> that's exactly right. the question is what is the perception versus what is reality. david solomon is certainly the only ceo on wall street who is also a part-time dj. he goes by the stage name dj soul. he's allowed people to come to work in casual clothes, but that image, our reporting shows underneath all of that, he is an old school wall street boss who is exacting and can at times be abrasive and his ideas of the post-covid work world is something that has made people bristle. he's made it clear his distaste of the work from home culture we've had to get used to and called it an aberration that needs corrected as soon as possible. we have an anecdote where he runs into a junior staffer in the hamptons and the person comes up to talk to him during lunch and solomon uses that as an example that perhaps people aren't working as hard as they should be when they are working from home, eve

but knowing david solomon those were not really vacations.if he was kite surfing, or djing, i'm sure the other hours of the day he was working. goldman sachs has been cutting costs and boosting revenue to the highest level in a decade. if you actually look at the chart of goldman stock versus all of the other big banks in the u.s., david solomon has outperformed every single one of them, save morgan stanley. apparently employees are concerned with the changing culture but shareholders are very happy with the rising returns. still ahead, why the astrazeneca vaccine is causing concern with many suspending its use, including europe's largest economy. we speak to dr. amesh adlja of johns hopkins next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." i am matt miller. we are going to focus in on fighting the pandemic. it has been a year. it is the ides of march and this is when it kicked in for the western world last year. vaccines seem to be the answer and some countries, like the united states and u.k., are moving along at a fairly imp

>>solomon says educators will be finding out soon when the start dates are for their schools, they will have access to the building's 2 weeks before school starts. so they can start setting up their classrooms. the district is expected to provide more details today. meanwhile, the city attorney's still moving forward with a lawsuit filed against the district board of education to reopen schools. a court hearing is set for march 22nd. south bay, civil rights advocates are speaking out after san jose police released a video of officers shooting and killing and an armed murder suspect 27 year-old david to laura was wanted for a series of crimes across santa clara county when officers tracked him down to an apartment complex in san jose kron four's dan thorn has the latest details on the video in that investigation. >>the video of the shooting is dramatic as it shows officers firing several rounds of tovar within seconds of seeing him one of those officers said they believed tow bar had a gun. but after the shooting one was not found and now civil rights advocates say tovar should not have

david solomon says his firm will work harder to make sure jr. one day a week off. this raises the alarm about increasing turnout at the group. his says jr. staff should not be expected in the office from nine :00 p.m. friday until 9:00 a.m. on sunday. pella tom has acquired three firms to its portfolio, giving them the potential to sell more hardware and services, and the company says the purchases would add new talent to the business. anna: now germany is set to enter a hard lockdown over easter to try to reverse the third wave of infections. stores will be shuttered from the first of april for five days people will be told to stay-at-home. public meetings will be banned. the chancellor announced the restrictions. >> i have already talked about the dangers of the mutations and as we are in a growth period i have to say we will have to make use of this emergency brake. anna: joining us now is matt miller. how is this going to hurt the ce's election chances? matt: at first i think germans embrace the lighter lockdown measures that we went through

hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes well let's move over to japan now the solomon is in for taba in fukushima prefecture friday i imagine this is a very emotional day there for many people how are people marking it. well as you mentioned this is very emotional for people because 10 years is a landmark year to at least to recovery and lots of the sort of that followed the disaster but still people are in the highest emotions after they heard today the announcement of the same time when the tsunami struck this area behind me 10 years ago to 46 minutes. b.m. . more than 10 meters of tsunami just went through all this area destroyed all the houses everything in the area just behind me this mountain road leads to nuclear plant this area 10 years ago it was inside the no go zone that you couldn't have crossed but now we're just about 3 kilometers from the nuclear plant just behind the mountain behind me is the nuclear fusion the nuclear plant and from that observatory. building just opposite of me we can see the very clearly the roof and water cooling towers or focus nuc

united states is facing criticism over a decision not to target sold the crown prince mohammed bin solomon with sanctions last week the us released an intelligence report showing that the prince had approved the murder of saudi dissident and journalist jamal because show even though the prince is not on the same list the white house is insisting that the relationship with saudi arabia is being recalibrate. these are the last images of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey in october of 2018. according to a u.s. intelligence report declassified on friday he was shortly afterwards brutally murdered there by a team linked directly to saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon washington says the prince gave the green light to the capture or the killing of kids shows she calls prince mohammed vehemently denies having any role in the murder and rejects the report. fiance on the other hand says the report demands the prince be held to account. in a statement published on twitter she says it's essential that the crown prince who ordered the br

i'm rahel solomon.ws updat at he's calling for sanctions on military leaders and an oil company owned by the military. >>> coors has been hit by a cyber attack and that's caused disruptions in shipping. it has fired a forensic i.t. firm to help restore systems as soon as possible >>> governor tate reeves has signed a bill to ban transgender on sports leagues. duke university has pulled out of the atlantic coast conference because of a possible covid test it is ending their streak of consecutive ncaa tournaments the coach at duke said it's been a challenging season for sports overall. clearly, the challenge still exists. >> not the same march madness without duke >> no. >> that's the way it is, unfortunately. thank you. coupang, foreign ipo since alibaba. it opened higher and the highest is 77% so it's dropped off a little bit and following roblox, you have two for two over the last couple of days. it's time for unusual activity doc, what have you got >> xle and draft kings both zoomed to the upside toda

next guest john solomon is the founder of "just the news" and he has the details.ions of dollars for the obama/biden ticket for hillary clinton in 2016. last month he pleaded guilty and he said i admit i funneled foreign money into those elections to benefit those candidates. that in and of itself is a scandal, but now what we have learned from multiple u.s. intelligence sources, that was working the entire time he was raising the money for the u.s. intelligence committee on multiple operations, multiple activities. so a lot of great questions. first off, we hear from joe biden all the time. there wasn't a hint of stand-alone obama/iran years. we've had fast and furious, the russian collusion scandal, but now we know barack obama was a beneficiary and second the money changes hands and was working for the intelligence community and third, we find out the reason intelligence career came to an end was because the prosecutors wanted him to turn on donald trump fund-raiser and he didn't have anything to give them on donald trump so they threw the book at him and he end

briefing in the course of the day that it reserves the right to take action against muhammad bin solomon should it choose to do so in the future so a number of questions still being asked but that particular question not being onset lawrence mike hanna thank you very much indeed the national secretary general has warned of a death sentence for yemen after a disappointing outcome to a global donor conference and tony the terrorist says the event raised roughly 1700000000 us dollars less than half of the $3850000000.00 the u.n. is asking for on diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. headquarters in new york for weeks the u.n. has been warning that yemen's dawn humanitarian situation is on the verge of becoming the worst time in any way in decades to date i mean is bearing down on yemen. the race he's on if we want to prevent handgun and starvation from thinking millions of lives to avert humanitarian disaster the secretary general convened a pledging conference to raise almost $4000000000.00 but while big donors did give money in most cases they actually reduced their contributions

has come forward and said that they have no doubt that mohamed bin solomon did order the killing of jamal khashoggi at this point the biden ministration is saying the answer is more diplomacy diplomacy seems to be a key word of course we reserve the right to take any action at a time and manner of our choosing i will note steve that historically the united states through democratic and republican presidents has not typically sanctioned government leaders of countries where we have diplomatic relations now nobody seems happy with these actions we've got u.s. mainstream media and even fellow democrats speaking up and criticizing joe biden saying that saudi arabia needs to be held accountable for these actions and the moves he's taken are simply not enough leaders around the world who use violence to crush dissent really don't see any material punishment coming out of sanctioning 76 people who are not the crown prince you say hold them accountable and it just doesn't look like that when it comes to the notion of justice we now know that the man most responsible is the crown prince and he has

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon.e is your update at this hour a witness in the derek chauvin trial testified he called 911 because he believed he was witnessing a murder. donald williams was among the onlookers shouting at chauvin to get off george floyd last may. >>> regulators say new york city's congestion pricing plan has to face environmental assessment to take effect. the plan would charge tolls to manage traffic in mid-town manhattan. >>> italy has imposed a quarantine on people entering the country from other nations officials are trying to limit the spread of covid. >>> in south dakota more than 400 homes have been evacuated due to wildfires that also closed mount rushmore. so far no injuries have been reported >>> you're up to date, melissa back to you. >> thank you, rahel solomon. >>> the fall-out from the big margin funds on hedge fund arkagos continues to work its way through the market lesley picker is here for us. >> the latest is that the s&p 500 announced it was revising the outlook to negative from

rahel, thank you rahel solomon. >>> all right. let's get the committee's moves right now.buy maestro, cue the video it is as easy and simply tell young that you should buy tractor supply on the show and then you did yesterday >> yeah. well, scott, first off, i brought it up to you, you'll remember that. i said my exact words is the real crime is i don't own tractor supply company, and this is a case of why haven't i bought it before it's a clear case of analysis becoming paralysis and you let the stock move too long, but come down to the simple basics that this is a company that i know well as a consumer. i like it a lot and they're expanding their stores i think it's actually underappreciated for what they provide as far as value and selection to the consumers and as a sort of public service announcement, i will tell everybody if you are near a tractor supply store, go there this weekend and check out the little chicks and ducklings. i'll be going with my family, and i may end up with a duckling i have my daughter pressing me for that we'll see what happens, but it's a fu

solomon hill will land on his ankle. you can see it turnover.ron james left in the second quarter and did not return. again, he is out indefinitely. >>> covid issues have cost this ncaa tournament game to be canceled. it was world no contest because of the covid protocols. oregon will advance on and they play the winner of grand canyon and iowa. spring training baseball. here is the third home run of the spring. it goes to the fans and left. matt olson has been locked in this spring. there goes his fifth homer of the spring. his fourth rbi. 4-0, oakland. and don't forget matt chapman on the hot corner, diving and making the play. oakland a's with the win, 11-2. >>> how about this spring game, chris brown bowling over. he is healthy. he can do things like this and move the chains. and the quarterback is back for the golden bears, rolling to the right. look at this pitch and catch. almost a touchdown. spring ball. defense, miles williams, richard sophomore. he played only four games last year and hoping for more of a normal season this fall. >>> t

better over a longer period now, about a year, than a jp morgan what does it ultimately mean for solomon'sdership and for the firm >> i think the key point here is that as long as it's two standalone, we have one standalone and now a second, i don't think it means a great deal for the business. the business is performing well the last couple quarters in particular are showing that, but any leader doesn't want to establish a trend when senior talent start to leave. now, it's interesting, if you look at these ages, gregg lemkau in his 50s, eric lane in his 60s, both leaving departments at goldman sachs with a path to one day being ceo, or an uncertain path as any business with lots of hurdles in front of them, and they decided to go on to greener pastures that's not something any ceo or management team would want to see proliferate beyond just a couple, but since it is just a couple, the stock price is able to rally in light of it. >> yeah. adding to the dow's gains today, it is up sharply only two dow stocks lower. >>> much more on this huge market rally as we count you down to the closing

relationship with a politically important ally a declassified report reveals that prince mohammed bin solomon likely approved killing in 2018 was. former french president nicolas sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling a court in paris sentenced him to 3 years in jail to have them suspended sarkozy's lawyer says that he will appeal the conviction. new restrictions along the french german border came into force today in a move to contain the spread of the coronavirus workers commuting across the border will now have to present a negative p.c.r. test in order to be able to travel in france's moselle region which shares a border with germany the corona virus has been spreading more rapidly than in the rest of france there's growing concern over the spread of the more dangerous south african variant for example. and barbara vessel went to the border region to find out more. you feel there's been no plays and no music since last year like venues everywhere instead it's been turned into a somewhat unusual vaccination center in the town's mayor who is also a doctor is impa

karen seymour was hired by david solomon, and it seems like he is now making a move, especially now thathe 1mdb scandal is quite a way, installing his person in the job. karen's predecessor was at the firm for 26 years, and he came from the same firm where karen came from. matt: we know that david solomon wanted someone who was former white house counsel the obama administration. let me focus on the 1mdb case. is karen seymour's work they're considered a success? they avoided sanctions but it cost the bank $5 billion. >> it depends on who you ask. if you ask critics of the banking industry, they will say how is it possible that the bank can turn over significant amounts of money but avoid repercussions? there was nothing in the settlement that would -- but if you ask some insiders, they would say there is no way we should have paid $5 billion to resolve that. it is a matter of perspective here. matt: great story, thanks for joining us with the latest goldman sachs departure, after a list that has started over the weekend. we continue to see departures at goldman sachs. coming up, puerto

will ever give crown prince mohammed bin solomon and his family a waiver to visit the u.s. congress passed a law banning all foreign officials in their relatives from the u.s. if they were involved in cases of major corruption or a gross violation of human rights which many would argue includes. murder rosalynn jordan al jazeera. now u.s. pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson has confirmed it will test its coronavirus vaccine on children it's also planning to include newborns and pregnant women and expanded trials johnson and johnson's vaccine has now become the 3rd to be formally approved by u.s. regulators nearly 4000000 doses are currently being delivered across the country we can now speak to dr kay he's an associate professor of infectious diseases at australian national university and he joins us now from canada dr trials are now starting for children with a number of vaccines i see but i know some of our viewers will be wondering why it's taken so long is there a different set of ethical concerns when it comes to testing on kids. yes mustachios of both pregnant wo

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