before they brought us into the event, jim, and congress at the time said the creation of a space corporation, which becomes space force was one of the only bipartisan issues with over 370 boat off the house floor going to work. orthat's how bad the situation , it drove consensus in the last congress. >> if i can jump in, capabilities and space, it is not something we like to think about but if i can paraphrase the only philosopher were, defense is a stronger form but if you can't go on the offense, eventually we will lose and that is ready much if we are advocates or thinking about space trying to avoid it, that is primarily our purpose. we have to do both and the space force will be legitimate and we will be allowed to do that. >> fantastic. it is kind of funny writing that paper, the space ran, i interviewed our own expert at the heritage foundation and he told me that in every ordained keep been in, the highest level of classification, if you didn't have an offense of capability, you lost in every one of them and that is a stark thing for us and maybe against the next conversation with be

space corporation turns out to be a wonderful partner for doing ballooning so we thought that we mightfly with them for that reason and some sammy council indigenous organisation and some environmental groups. produced a very you know were very negative argued that it shouldn't happen and to be clear they actually can see that it has no risk but that their risk is the idea which i think is a consistent view and they argued that it shouldn't happen and swedish government. took that seriously and basically told us to see that they shouldn't fly us that's what i thank you for sharing that with us that must be quite disappointing for you and the rest of your team at this point but i want to bring in a another point this one comes from catcher mckinnon who's thinking about ok if we get a little bit further along with the science then what do we need to be thinking about . we need to start a public conversation about solar radiation management soon and that conversation needs to be focused on the deep and difficult ethical questions that this new technology raises for us collectively and in

and so your space corporation turns out to be a wonderful partner for doing ballooning. so we thought that we might fly with them for that reason and some the sammy counsellor indigenous organization and some environmental groups produced a very were very negative. i argued that shouldn't happen and to be clear, they actually can see that it has no risk. but that the risk is the idea which i think is a consistent view, and they argue that it shouldn't happen. the swedish government took that seriously and basically told s s c that they shouldn't last. that's what happened. thank you for sharing with us that let's say quite disappointing for you and the rest of your team at this point. but i want to bring you to another point. this one comes from catriona mckinnon. who's thinking about ok, if we get a little bit of along with a science, then what do we need to be thinking about who she is? need to start a public conversation about solar radiation management soon. and that conversation needs to be focused on the date and difficult ethical questions that this new technology

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able to make our goals a reality i'm delighted this is a key event for the china air space and technology corporation this is the chinese people's 1st river landing on another planet there's a wrong rover on board will explore an icy area of mars known as utopia. it was formed by the violent impact of an asteroid about 4000000000 years ago past space probes have discovered large amounts of frozen water under the surface here an enormous layer of ice lies only a few meters below the surface using radar jurong can precisely measure the underground i guess. the river is named after the chinese god of fire 8 days after landing when diagnostic tests have finished it will go into action. nasa says 2 miles robots use similar high tech equipment to jurong even though nasa research takes years drones the mission will be short for 3 months the rover will explore the surface of mars measure its magnetic field and study the properties of weathered martian rock. the purple then ford the collective back to a ground station in china. and coming up after the break our show chef asks whether online hate speech should

says that the specific and to address this challenge through changes through the commercial space launch corporation statutes. can you elaborate what changes are you considering in this area ? >> representative carbajal, yes, i can. in may i make a minor point of correction for you, as of may 14, space force base is part of your district. we were able to rename that base on the 14th of may. as you stated, sir, we believe the launch, and i think most believe the launch is a national security asset, not just a matter of a security asset for launching national security payloads, the economic and commercial aspects have national security applications. -- national security implications. but the launch enterprise as we understand it is in a period of growth and evolution and we need to adapt our policies and procedures and processes in order to adjust. among them is the future initiative. what we are doing in that regard is working to ensure that our processes for safety, range operations, support to protect the public, are not inhibitors first in the way that launch providers need to provide the operatio

able to make our goals a reality i'm delighted this is a key event for the china air space and technology corporation this is the chinese people's 1st river landing on another planet. there's a wrong rover on board will explore an icy area of mas known as utopia. it was formed by the violent impact of an asteroid about 4000000000 years ago pasta space probes have discovered large amounts of frozen water under the surface here an enormous layer of ice lies only a few meters below the surface using radar jurong can perceive actually measure of the underground i was. there very very is named after the chinese god of fire 8 days after landing when diagnostic tests have finished it will go into action. nasser's 2 miles robots use similar high tech equipment to jurong even though nasa research takes years drones mission will be short for 3 months the rover will explore the surface of mars measure its magnetic field and study the properties of where the martian rock. then forward the collective back to ground station in china. and to return to our top story at this hour the conflict in gaza and israel is es

we think that corporate combination makes the best company in the corporate space we can be part of andner of. and by doing that, we civil if i our own company, so we can focus on our core businesses, empowering be to be customers, and empowering our b2c brands. rb to be as this is a big push for us and this is a big push for art -- big addition to our b2b business and this allows the corporate enterprise to focus on corporate clients. we believe they will be back and a thriving business again. it may take a little longer but it is deftly coming back. -- definitely coming back. emily: expedia vice chair and ceo peter kern. you can catch the full interview at bloomberg.com. a chinese tech firm pulled off at u.s. ipo this year amid industry crackdown, we hear from the cofounder of water drop, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: waterdrop, a tencent backed firm, opened 15% in its debut -- 50% above its anticipated up -- 15% above its estimate of any. >> we are leading a chinese issue platform. we are so far the second largest online distribution platform in china following [indiscernible] an

corporates for more space.ght us was that just-in-time inventory isn't good enough. you need just in case inventory to avoid stuck heads -- stock hits. dani: demand for inventory -- demand for space for inventory. what about offices? bill: that they had scratcher. offices -- that's a had scratcher -- head scratcher. offices are going to take a temporary hit. we have heard companies all over the world said they are going to shrink their footprint and allow people to work a day or two. we are not sure that's a permanent phenomena. it's tough to build a successful premier league football team by zoom. it's hard to feel that the successful major league baseball teams by zoom. you have to be in the room with your colleagues. we are going to watch this space. there is going to be a flight to quality. there will be an erosion of demand. i would not say it's a permanent phenomena. dani: does that mean if it's not permanent, then maybe some of the office assets that are not doing well, do valuations look good enough tha

we think that corporate combination makes the best company in the corporate space that we can be partwner of, and by doing that, we simplify our own companies so we can focus on core businesses of powering b2b customers and our b2c brands. this is a big addition to our b2b business, so it really fits into our long-term strategy and allows that corporate enterprise to focus on corporate clients. but we believe they will be back. we believe it will be a thriving business again. it may take a little longer, but it definitely comes back. peter: if sprint --emily: if spring break had sprung in march and april, what does the summer look like? peter: summer is going to be busy for sure. there are places certainly around the u.s. that are virtually sold out at this point. if you look at places let miami, even places outside the u.s. like mexico and caribbean, the bookings now, spring break and into the summer, or just packed. so i think you will see more and more of that. hopefully we will have cities open, and that will give more opportunity for people to travel this summer to new places, bu

restrictions and the supreme court weigh in the and found because it was effectively a public space, that the corporation needed to be held to a higher standard. we haven't seen that kind of jurisprudence in this country for almost 100 years. for it to come back would be a major reversal on the part of the supreme court. >> so let me get to the political fallout. of course, why you're here. and it sort of goes to this. i want to show this picture of ted cruz. isn't this the dream scenario where conservatives can complain about the ban but they get to put -- it's ted cruz who get to put the words in donald trump's mouth, not donald trump putting the words in ted cruz' mouth. >> certainly trump is playing one hijacked behind his back. beyond the data like she does but before the blog, unless you were on the press list, you were not getting these tweets in the former of press release before. it all felt very 2004 which is obviously totally contrary to what he's done the last decade. but i think now the debate going forward among conservatives will be over tactics. so obviously you mentioned creating their o

elections and that this will be a welcomed change in the european bond space because that's going to set up a new rule of the game for the corporated space especially. matt: we will have to get you back and talk more about what you expect from the german election and your view on eurobonds. could they take the place of bunds? althea spinozzi, thank you so much for spending some time with us. at saxo bank, coming out of denmark. coming up, permission to fly as the vaccine campaign ramps out. what are the chances for those of us here on the continent of a holiday abroad? we will be speaking with the chairman of the biggest group in the e.u. parliament. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, switch to xfinity mobile and get unlimited with 5g included for $30 on the nations fastest, most reliable networ

the aerospace corporation tracks dangerous spice space debris. >> this is an uncontrolled reentry. for something that big, that's unusual. >> reporter: manmade space debris has fallen before, though it's usually small or doesn't fall on land. in washington state, this piece from a spacex rocket landed on someone's property in march. and in tulsa, oklahoma, lotti williams became the first known person to be hit by space junk in 1997. >> it looked like fire. it was this big ball of fire. you couldn't see anything, hear anything. you didn't smell anything. >> reporter: luckily the 6-inch chunk did not injure her. >> let's bring in our transportation correspondent, gio benitez. with the space race heating up, officials are worried this could happening more often in the future. >> reporter: that's right, and it's not clear how countries would be held accountable. the white house hasn't said how they would handle it with china, but the defense secretary says countries operating in the space domain should be required to do it safely. whit? >> we'll be watching the sky. gio benitez, thank

ultimately, fundamentally in one state, when a military conflict is up the space to engage from international terry and corporate basis. so sanction may be fundamental reality, the national society. it was to continue this co faction come hello hi was irrespective how many factors leveled against it. it's difficult to see what will be done in the present because that as really on the account, the question becomes what the schools. so let's talk about the use options here and a big and b use need to do something because it wasn't into you flights operated by an e u airline. and he wrote that the you failed to quote you there, fail to protect those who operate within its members, states from a rope and isolated state on the blocks eastern border. what can you do about it? well, the coffee, the moment, i mean what, what kind of, what can i do that hasn't been done already? i mean, the only 2 in the sense is faction isolation of ours. and those will be cut off from the, the central western past. the block that's entirely metal. now, 9 shown and they can be taken calls. but ultimately, you know, could be a situation.

corporate travel arm of expedia based on what they say is a robust return to travel including in the corporate spaceow banks are feeling about that >> one thing i'm hearing on the personal size from the people in the industry i cover which is finance is they're ready to travel on the personal side. like, there are going to be summer vacations there are going to be fall trips. people really are feeling pent up and with ncreasing penetration of vaccinations even though we have a ways to go in new york city and around the country, people are feeling more and more comfortable on the business side, yeah, you know, i have heard that people are returning to client visits i've heard some kind of funny stories, but also reassuring stories about going to see a client in another city and going from one person's backyard to another person's office patio to another outdoor restaurant so i think people are being safety conscious, but i would imagine that you are going to see a return to business travel even if it's not quite as robust as in the past and another thing i think is interesting is if we have situation

wouldn't it be great if we had children from the tenderloin and chinatown coming from our space learning from these corporate tables and fancy chairs and meals cooked by the marriott chef so it's just an example of the city, everyone in the city stepping up and stepping in so thank you to john. >> thank you. and i will just end this supervisor melgar, myself, maria sue and commissioner kevin bogas from the school board are planning on a number of investments and activities during the academic school year under the heading of sf rise to continue these unique can do partnerships, you know, maria always makes fun of me because i'm like let's have a can do attitude. it's those partnerships that help us think outside the box. if the pandemic did anything positive which is hard to say, but it got us out of our one way of seeing and thinking and sort of exploded society as we know it and we in the city and in these city departments are intent on taking that disruption and turning it in to something better than there was before this horrible year is about. and that's what summer together is about. we want to priorit

changes that would make is the treatment of accelerated depreciation which important part of corporate tax space that limits the distortion of the corporate tax on the domestic economy. in addition to the book pack some lawmakers are proposing annual tax on the wealth of high network individuals. some argue an animal -- annual wealth tax is a modest house that would place a significant ergen. for example the annual wealth tax even at a low rates a 2% would reduce the actual return by 67% in other words he do be equivalent to a 67% income. as was mentioned this would have an impact on the broader economy reducing the after-tax return on savings would reduce the stock of national savings leading to a smaller capitol tax lower wages for earners and due to the u.s. economy would result in foreign capitol from abroad increase in the trade deficit in the short term and reduction in national income. in addition the revenue potential of the wealth tax is somewhat uncertain and often overstated. for example there's little agreement over how much wealth at the very top bird research has estimated the shar

space is not immune to the realities in a time of rising authoritarian powers or increasing lack of corporate accountability. this will serve the current and future state of human activity in space and to inform a new american strategy for preserving the rule of law, peace and international cooperation in the most hostile environment humanity inhabits. this is new territory for all of us. there is never has this many state and private actors all operating in space at once with multiple different priorities and growing risks of clashes both intentional and not. in many ways, the challenge it faces are like any humanity has faced before. it took centuries to face the law of the sea, drawing upon thousands of years of human seafaring. we don't have 100 years to set the rules for space. nor do we have traditions to fall upon. the reality that space is already critical to the military capabilities of the united states, our allies, our partners and our adversaries. the question is how we and other states will respond. and whether we'll be able to develop a set of rules to manage disputes and develo

corporations are staying silent. >>> we're following developments out in space. debris from a ten-story, 23-ton piece of rocket is hurtling back to earth this weekend, and it could hit nearly anywhere, any time, as we say good morning. >> no big deal. >> no big deal. it is saturday, may 8th. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser. we are prepared to go into the bunker if we need to. >> we absolutely are. i'm going to just scream and hide behind lindsey. you know, perhaps people will be looking up and around. we don't know where it is. obviously there are big cities in this country that are fretting more than other. the good news -- earth is three-fourths water. >> yeah. some of these pieces are going to break up to maybe basketball size. but the interesting thing here is the defense secretary said they it's clear path. we're going to be waiting to see what happens this weekend. >> yeah. good luck. all right. >> good luck. >>> we have a lot that we're covering obviously this morning. here is our team of correspondents. fortunately, they are not covering that roc

spaces. i want to make sure that there's some kind of screening process. if it's mostly for corporate events, i think it's fine. i think it's great. some venues there's notification to -- southern station that you will be having a third party event. maybe commissioner falzon can pick up on that. it sounds like you pretty much know what's happening and you keep your place clean. i think it's really good just -- that's all i have. [laughter] thank you so much. >> just to interject on what you said. if you look at my memo, look under the staff recommendations. this is for all commissioners, broken them up between southern stations recommended conditions. southern station is actually requesting that you adopt condition that says that st. joseph will notify via e-mail. >> good evening. we covered everything really well from my optics. my only comment, incidented to pair at commissioner wang. i really don't have a problem removing that condition. we totally get what you trying to accomplish. i'm only one to know that it's operational. there was a grammar school next year that was part of th

basically to make predictions of what corporate backers sort of probes going to see in space all the predictions are completely wrong. what we ought to seeing at the date that isn't new phenomenon if you know me not that we never seen into sort of it before. it's now clear that the magnetic field lines of the sun do not spread out evenly but instead they cool spontaneously zigzags within seconds and this may be a key element in understanding solar storms. the 2 probes will continue sending data so earth for several years and each revolution around the sun will reveal new findings. science will trying to provide us with the answers to pressing questions in order to protect us from the dangers posed by the sun. by this cost so i was no surprise there when it was just 5 minutes of cures they're not going to sleep good title. but. the function of the spot ranges. it. has a virus spread. why do we panic and then we'll. consider through the tax and the weekly radio farda. if you would like and new information on the corona virus or any other science topic you should really check out our po

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generally very low to interfere in the decisions of corporations if the managers and directors can provide the most spaceing version of an excuse so under armour could say funding in medical research on traumatic brain injury we will acquire a positive pr value if people will like us and we are great company for doing that, what they call business judgment rules, we will let that fly. a case like that which would end up with under armour spending money on the wrong things. >> let me bring you back for either of you. we have these options, right? people can voluntarily take their companies public or private. we have options for how you organize, you can be a public benefit charter company, companies have the option to invest in philanthropic activities, study of brain injuries that might be associated with the company's products or services. and policymakers get interest in this, the sec thinks we need to have more mandatory disclosures on es g. >> under the current system they make the decision and people who are most excited about more regulation for disclosures our people who aren't shareholders to con

business person who is trying to get in but can't because there is no space left by the major expansive organizations, corporations. the people in the bureaucratic society and its adjuncts and unions and large corporations. so, i couldn't be a whole lot less complementary as it has been substantiated or as most people would describe it. >> thank you, professor brooks. let me invite you to wrap it up if as it were, if you want to encapsulate or reflect on this debate i would like to give you each an opportunity to do this now. professor brooks, do you want to start first? i will finish where i began which is thanking richard for coming to the community here at the institute that does fine work and people here at the community that are probably the majority watching today. thank you for your generosity and openness. i find your arguments quite persuasive and we disagree on most, but also we agree on certain things and i appreciate that very much. the main point that i want to make from any economic system, the main thing that i want is not money, power, fame, these are materialistic things. i want what was talked ab

the small business person trying to get in and can't because there's no space left by the major expansive organizations, corporations. the people that are being under the boot of the bureaucratic society and its adjuncrts in unions and large corporations other i couldn't be a whole lot less complimentary of corporatism as it has been substantiated or most people would describe its. >> thank you, professor brooks. let me invite you to wrap it up. i you want to have any closing statements sounds formal but encapsulate or reflect on this debate i would like to give you each an opportunity do this now. professor brooks do you want to start first. >> sure. start again where i -- going to finish where i began disney thanking richard for come ago our community here -- coming to our community here, abigail adams institute which does really fine work and people here in the harvard community which are probably knost watching today, thank you, richard, for your generosity and openness and furthermore for your deep thinking and intellect on this maries. i find your arguments quite persuasive and we disagree on most but also agr

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space shortly. let's get back to the top story around corporate earnings. easyjet, headline pretax loss, 701 million pounds, a little brighter than the loss anticipated. let's speak to the ceo of easyjet. a very good morning. you are not providing any further financial guidance and there is a lot of uncertainty. i wonder whether you think or when you think you might be in a place to provide that guidance? >> it is fair to say we are now in the phase of recovery. europe is now opening up for travel without restrictions. that is the vaccination problem. we are ready to pick up the demand. to your point it is still limited visibility beyond the q3 we are in. we only expect to fly about 16% of 2019 capacity. but the trend is there. there is huge pent-up demand for people to travel. mark: you say you expect to use that 15% of 2019 capacity. how volatile is that number? what has been the passive that number and how much volatility could you expect? >> it is really down to things like the daily news flow. patterns are reacting fast to the government and restrictio

wouldn't it be great if we had children from the tenderloin and chinatown coming from our space learning from these corporate tables and fancy chairs and meals cooked by the marriott chef so it's just an example of the city, everyone in the city stepping up and stepping in so thank you to john. >> thank you. and i will just end this supervisor melgar, myself, maria sue and commissioner kevin bogas from the school board are planning on a number of investments and activities during the academic school year under the heading of sf rise to continue these unique can do partnerships, you know, maria always makes fun of me because i'm like let's have a can do attitude. it's those partnerships that help us think outside the box. if the pandemic did anything positive which is hard to say, but it got us out of our one way of seeing and thinking and sort of exploded society as we know it and we in the city and in these city departments are intent on taking that disruption and turning it in to something better than there was before this horrible year is about. and that's what summer together is about. we want to priorit

corporate became a key tool for them. and for many weeks, it functioned over a relatively safe space where they could reach a broader audience. but as soon as the government discarded of course, it also began to monitor and police those discussion rooms and flooded the apple, its own supporters to try to dominate the conversation. people still use clubhouse, but with other social media platforms. it's no longer really a face space for free speech. now, i would, i would completely agree with those sentiments. and i think it's very interesting actually seeing and comparing the different sponsors from various governments. i would say the turkish response is similar to what we've seen in the middle east in places like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. i mean oman, for example, as a different response entirely. and that blocked past from being used. it was rumored that you a bumped from being used, but that wasn't never fully confirmed. but i think what's very interesting about this space is that in the gulf, in particular, we've come on the back of a long series of social media platforms being used in very high profile

corporate. when you look at crypto, it is taking up so much airtime and emotional space for everybody in the market. are you concerned about contagion risk from bitcoin and crypto or how do you look at this volatility? supriya: we certainly would be tuned in to spillovers from outflows from bitcoin, also due to outflows from the retail exposure that has been building up over the past few months. yes, there could be contagion impact. still, the overwhelming narrative is the flows into narrowed -- flows have continued . through all of this, there has been steady buying of the equity markets, m&a has picked up, lots of cash on the sidelines. you have these aspects budding against each other -- butting against each other. the wall of cash is out there and it has been deployed. manus: one of the arguments you say will be wage pressure, wage inflation. we will put that to the back of our minds for a moment. do you differentiate globally or sect orally in terms of the ability to raise prices. it is certainly something in your mindset, do you allocate now through 2021, let's say on the ability to raise pri

space and they can use that however they want. they can use it for defense, use it for corporate espionage, use it for anything they want to kidnaptake anyone that they think is going to benefit their dictatorship rule there in belarus. >> cnn safety analyst david soucie speaking to me earlier. >>> the family of an american journalist detained in myanmar say it is a nightmare. danny fenster was planning to fly home to surprise his parents, they had not seen each other for over two years, now he is being held in one of myanmar's notorious prisons. his family and employee say they have been given no explanation. meanwhile, the country's ousted civilian leader aunt seungsu chee appeared in sport for the first time since the military coup. anna, what is the latest on the u.s. journalist detained in myanmar? >> reporter: his family and his employer have not heard from him, danny fenster, this is the 37-year-old journalist originally from detroit, michigan. once he was arrested at yangon international airport on monday morning, he was boarding a flight to kuala lumpur and on to the united states when authorities detained him. no reason

at the plaza del rey mobile home park residents say corporate owner hometown america is charging would be buyers more than $2300 a month to rent spacesthe mobile home lot. the result has a glut of units for sale with no buyers. because they can go right cross street in the rents like 13, or $1400 a month. so, like, almost $1000 less cross street, congressman ro khanna says the moratorium of understanding between hometown america and residents has failed. he wants sonny bill city leaders to pass a rent stabilization ordinance to ensure residents will be able to stay in their homes down. america's previously said they're conducting good faith negotiations. livermore city council voted unanimously today to approve and affordable housing development at the center of a racially charged controversy. the project includes 130 affordable homes designated for families earning less than 60% of alameda counties. median income the project made headlines last month when the planning commissioner suggested the project would turn the neighborhood into a ghetto of affordable housing. he later apologized. the homes are slated to be built in downtown l

that have potential to push corporations, institutional investors towards another cryptocurrency like ether? carl, he said it's likely going to look like the precious metal spacesver the long term. there could be bitcoin, ether -- other cryptocurrencies that have different use cases and different addressable markets. i asked him if doge might be a part of that he said that was unlikely, though, but a good argument that there may not just be one dominant cryptocurrency, as we already see now and efficiencies can certainly improve. and in cases, change. >> interesting yeah and certainly the focus of that white paper out of ark a while ago as jon points out. keep our eye on all of that, fascinating push and pull. >>> meantime, surprise croft our bumble not enough to keep shares in the green. investors have an eye on guidance julia boorstin joins us with a very special guest hey. >> thanks, carl. joined now by whitney wolfe herd, ceo and founder of bumble. thank you for joining us this morning. >> hi, julia good morning. >> so whitney, your results beat expectations for the first quarter. your guidance for the second quarter, very strong seems like a lot of differe

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