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you're watching news up next to give you business news with stephen beard to stick around stephen we'll be right back. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. there are many cancer. and there are many stories. make up your mind. made for minds. europe its paws on astra zeneca is vaccine the pressure is now regulators to decide of safety concerns surrounding the. disruption to vaccination plans health officials so far stand by the jam. also coming up for. its throne now it has a new plan to beef up battery production take a look under the hood. and the growth of virus has played supply chains around the world but for pick farmers there's a much more frightening pestilence out there. close to the show. could have with us france italy germany and spain have joined the growing list of countries putting a general pause on the distribution of astra zeneca vaccine further complicating vaccination plans and their decisions came after other european countries suspended use of the jab last week following reports of blood clots. institute recommended suspension on monday a

you're watching news stephen beard seems up next with the business news stick around he will be right back. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction of. christianity for what you stablished itself. both religious and secular leaders or to display their power. to trace the games. and create the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures. stonemasons builders and architects. with each other. this is how massive churches are created a. contest of the cathedrals stores will on g.w. . the e.u. sanctions china over humans were human rights abuses just months after the 2 sides agreed to a major investment deal in principle and 2 of the world's biggest economies manage their diverging political and business interests. also on the show a rail merger in north america is on track to transform the freight industry there connecting the u.s. with canada and mexico provided that regulators allow it to go forward. well welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin even foreign ministers have imposed sanctions against china for the 1st time since 1989 response to th

. >> stephen: 20, 25 years ago, something like that? >> it feels like it, at least. it was pre-beardfinitely, and year by year, i think it gains more and more momentum and makes me happy to hear you say that, obviously. anyone like yourself in this comedy world -- >> stephen: not as happy as it makes me to see it. joke per minute ratio cannot be pete beaten. and throwaway jokes you're not pushing hard. >> yeah. >> stephen: you made it with your lonely island cohorts and you guys went on tour before the pandemic and some of my staff went to see it and said it was just amazing. is it surreal to hear people singing along with these beautiful but stupid songs? >> it's so dumb. it's so wonderfully dumb. you know, we -- before we got on s.n.l. and stuff, we were obsessed with like tenacious d and weird al and spinal tap, obviously, but we got to go to a tenacious d concert that were quite dumb and incredibly dirty. but we didn't think it could be us. it was three dudes goofing around with a microphone, but suddenly being in front of 30,000 people singing i'm on a boat or ( bleep ) in a box

beard, one. jonathan: are you lobbying management? you're getting the "bloomberg surveillance" equivalent of a tap on the shoulder. coming up, stephen stock, the shock report founder and editor. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. it is the first step to unblocking the suez canal. the operation to free the ship is still going on. there's a backlog of hundreds of ships. president biden will divide his next government spending pushed into two programs. the president will outline a plan focused on infrastructure and jobs this week. a white house spokeswoman says a second proposal would focus on childcare and health care programs. that will be released in april. in myanmar, the deadliest weekend yet since the military coup in february. dozens of protesters were killed in battles with the military and police. one human rights group says at least 14 people died, including some who weren't protesting. visa payment networks will use a stable coin backed by the u.s. dollar to settle transactions. visa says the movie is partly an effort to serve financial technology companies. global news 24 hours a day, on