i'm joumanna bercetche with julianna tatelbaum suez and veolia jumped to the top of the stoxx 100 suezalued at 20.50 euro per share. >>> the ftse accelerates losses despite pubs and restaurants and shops reopening across england in the latest road map out of lockdown >>> and alibaba shares rally in hong kong and ahead of the u.s. open $2.8 billion for violating china anti-monopoly law. the group does not expect to suffer material impact from the move >>> cnbc assesses how to ensure a sustainable future as we launch the esg council we highlight the importance of fighting the climate crisis. >> inside and outside the company. i think we have to be part of the solution and we have to take the lead to make building. >>> citroen revealed the latest flagship vehicle the carmaker will offer petrol and hybrid versions of the car which will would be available in the second half of 2021. vincent cobee joining us on "street signs" right now let's talk about the price point of the car the premium focus with the suv why does this premium price point make sense with the current environment? >> so, t

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more than 400 vessels have backed up the giant container ship ever given run aground in the suez canal blocking the busy waterway of the vessel has eventually been freed but the question remains how sustainable global supply routes. entering the port of rotterdam europe's largest port is already much busier than usual there is no time to relax areas have to be cleared for about 60 ships that were stuck in the suez canal traffic jam they're expected to arrive here almost simultaneously in the coming days. when working extra shifts night shifts to to process the enormous amounts of containers that are about to arrive on the many have to divert to neighboring poured such as a buddha or antwerp due to the lack of births and cranes that would be needed in rotterdam to unload all the ships of the same time i think this will have a major logistical impact on the entire global logistical chain not just not just our ports but all western european ports and probably also worldwide the trade journal lloyd's list estimates that costs of the suez canal blockage are more than $340000000.00 euros and

the suez canal chairman says the ever given is being held until a compensation deal is reached in the next few days. otherwise the case could go to court. the ship that was stuck for so long still not truly free. tonight an operator of one of those diggers that helped free the ever given has been speaking he describes it as a frightening experience digging underneath a ship as tall as a skyscraper they feared, he said, they would be crushed underneath it shep. >> thanks very much, keir simmons. >>> a gender reveal turns deadly in mexico. a pilot and co-pilot killed when their small plane crashed into the caribbean sea during a gender reveal fly-by it happened yesterday near cancun police say the soon to be parents were on a boat watching the plane as it flew overhead with the gender reveal, it's a girl, it's a girl, and then the plane suddenly took a nose dive and went straight into the water. federal authorities are now investigating. >>> in myanmar, military rulers ordering a nationwide shutdown as protests of the coup continue no reason given, but they reportedly told internet serv

start from the region and then 5 days after the suez canal reopened the backlog of ships has now been cleared more than 420 vessels were delayed when the 400 metre long at the given got stopped for almost a week it blocked one of the world's most vital waterways holding billions of dollars in trade each day ship was freed on monday with the help of tugboats tides and days of dredging. via take a quick look at the stories making headlines this hour and jordan state news agency is denying reports that former crown prince hamza has been placed under house arrest in his palace but the king's half brother was asked to stop actions targeting georgians security and stability the agency says a former minister a member of the royal family and others were detained as part of a comprehensive investigation by security agencies now 22 royal ancient mummies have been transported through cairo to the new home in the national museum of egyptian civilization multimillion dollar spectacles for each mummy carried in specially made pressurized capsules to ensure no damage occurred during the egypt's hope

more than 400 vessels were backed up after the giant container ship ever given run aground to the suez canal blocking the busy waterway the vessel has eventually been freed but the question remains how sustainable on global supply routes. entering the port of rotterdam europe's largest port is already much busier than usual there is no time to relax areas have to be cleared for about 60 ships that were stuck in the suez canal traffic jam they're expected to arrive here almost simultaneously in the coming days it cut off when working extra shifts night shifts to to process the enormous amounts of containers that are about to arrive on the many have to divert to neighboring poured such as a butcher or antwerp due to the lack of births and cranes that would be needed in rotterdam to unload all the ships of the same time i think this will have a major logistical impact on the entire global logistical chain and not just not just our ports but all western european ports and probably also worldwide the trade journal lloyd's list estimates that costs of the suez canal blockage are more than 34

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that we miaht recent suez canal hold-up? that we might find — recent suez canal hold-up?ez canal hold—up? trust we might find out that there are containers in the wrong places. that has been a problem throughout the covid period. prices of those have shot up enormously from just a few thousand dollars. people are paying nine, ten, even $11,000 for a container to put debt —— put their hot tub in. for a container to put debt -- put their hot tub in.— put their hot tub in. anyone watching — put their hot tub in. anyone watching this _ put their hot tub in. anyone watching this in _ put their hot tub in. anyone watching this in the - put their hot tub in. anyone watching this in the uk - put their hot tub in. anyone watching this in the uk will| watching this in the uk will know, anyone who has even visited in the uk, they will know that our summers are somewhat temperamental. this week we have gone from 23 celsius down to, as i was coming in today, about two celsius. is there still that much interest in outdoor hot tub is given the unpredictability of the summer here? i unpr

canal through the suez gulf looking pretty heavy no we're going anywhere we have a full report and. we begin with one of the world's biggest technology driven companies amazon and the workers in alabama who have just voted on whether or not to unionize the votes which were mailed in due to the pandemic are still being counted but if those employees choose to join a union theirs will be the 1st amazon warehouse in the u.s. to do so and could well create a domino effect the stakes are high we're talking about a trillion dollar company and the battle lines have been drawn in the us news media prior to the vote stories were circulating about oppressive working conditions at amazon accounts contesting the company's line that it's a generous caring employer when senators like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren took to social media to show their support for the unionizing effort the pushback from amazon on twitter came across a snide personal and did more damage to the company than it did to its political opponents an example of amazon's vaunted p.r. team failing to deliver or started wit

annmarie: we so recently with the suez canal blockage, issues about supply chain.ou worried about bottleneck issues in your supply chain? harmit: we solved delays. we were able to mitigate them. having said that, the recovery and the growth expectations we have, has been able to offset that. we are also improving our operating cost. our growth hit a record in q1. [indiscernible] margins are better. we have been able to offset some of the supply chain conditions. largely given our relationships with vendors. i think these factors are playing to our strengths allowing us to mitigate some of the uncertainty. about a third of our stores in europe closed in q1. annmarie: global retail companies are facing a lot of backlash in china due to the fact that they have said -- companies have said they will stop purchasing cotton from them. can you talk about your cotton supply chain especially when it comes to china? harmit: it is a complicated situation. we do not source products there or have relationships with fabric mills there. we rolled out terms of engagement and specif

. >>> it blocked the suez canal and disrupted global trade, now the ever given boarded by investigators. >>> the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith back in 60 seconds >> actually, we're here now. and good evening it looked like george floyd was already dead when the ambulance arrived and police officers were still on top of him. that's what we heard today from the responding paramedics who tried but in vain to save george floyd's life they testified in the murder trial of the now fired minneapolis cop derek chauvin. one of the paramedics described how he checked george floyd's pulse while officers were still on top of him, and floyd was in handcuffs. >> i noticed he wasn't moving. i didn't see any chest rise or fall. >> you didn't feel or detect a pulse? >> did not detect a pulse. >> and what did his condition appear to be to you overall? >> in lay terms, i thought he was dead. >> what did you do next? >> i kind of looked for my partner and told him, i think he's dead. i want to move this. >> the paramedics testified they tried chest compression on george floyd and shocked hi

suez trying to dutch -- to block the takeover.ey tried to sell specific assets in order to discourage veolia. they got reprimanded by the french watchdog for breaching takeover rules. they have to sweeten these deals , 20.5 euros a share to find a compromise and convinced suez. alix: how does veolia pay for all of that? caroline: they may have to sell some assets in order to form this takeover of suez. bloomberg intelligence says a capital increase is likely to be required. there will be png with this deal, as much of half a billion euros, and if i may this has all been possible because of the support of the french government because the french government -- said the conversation made sense and said this was the way for this water and waste company to resist rivals, especially from china going forward in the recycling business. guy: thank you ray much. caroline connan joining us on this deal. we will carry on the conversation tomorrow. we will be joined by veolia's chief operating officer to find out where the business is going an

including a tender offer on suez. ][-] we are hearing the talks have agreed with the sale agreementt values the unit at 2.5 billion australian dollars and we will get more details on the detail -- on the deal as they get to us. a distressed debt veteran says it is a challenging time for the space as the best opportunities came and went with the worst of the pandemic. he says unprecedented support propping up ailing companies limits the amount of potential targets for oaktree. >> we are active around the globe, and there is more to do in asia and europe than in the united states. and, you know, i think we do sing ourselves as investors -- i think we distinguish ourselves as investors by what we do when our strategy is not in great favor. every strategy goes in and out of favor and this is the time to try to be resourceful, and yet maintain our standards, it is very challenging. >> no doubt about it, howard. in 2020 had your your endnote and it was remarkable downturn and snapback up right away. to make money you had to move really fast, a year ago now. i know you raised i think a rec

plus, a merger after resistance from suez. ♪ >> the change in policy is well motivated.he risk is they are not going to start to take monetary policy until inflation -- and they expect inflation to move higher. the fed is goisler to tighten in this regime and that does create problems for the economy. >> it is too early to talk about changing monetary policy. we want to stay with our very easy monetary policy while we are still in the pandemic tunnel. if we get to the end of the tunnel, it will be time to start assessing where we want to go next. anna: interesting to see central bankers making explicit links, and they did yesterday in comments around those we just played, they did make explicit links between vaccination levels, the level of vaccination of a population and the ability to exit extraordinary monetary policy. that link being drawn is an interesting one. mark: it is interesting has come from james bullard. our colleague shows the projections. powell will be likely to break the news, which means it is lined up for a potential of at least considering a taper di

the suez ceo said it would take a year. how much of a delay that could add?o not expect any antitrust problem at all, although the project always takes a long time with all of the antitrust authorities. just to give you one example, we just complained a few days ago from the u.s. doj. that is one of the few. it is a very good sign we are moving on and getting those currencies. i am super confident that given the deal we stretched yesterday weekend speed up the clearances and the authorization compared to initial plans, which were one year to 18 months. i think we can get through the autumn. mark: i love your optimism on this front. beyond the asset sales that are part of the new suez entity, do you anticipate other asset sales? estelle: from outside we are very happy that we have been able to gather around veolia all the key assets we thought were strategic to build the worldwide champion on the european basis. we have all of the assets we were looking for on our side. a very good achievement. alix: that was the veiola coo speaking to bluebird early today. br

a year into the pandemic suez canal blockage of destruction. you zoom out and look at health patterns. france is now shut down changing by the day and the hour, disruption is across-the-board in the supply chain. in the years ahead in the next e global supply chain laid out. liz: how does a.i., artificial intelligence what you do help in a situation like what we saw or all of the crooks that we exposed when it comes to supply-chain issue. >> the amount of data out there and data on shipments and consumer and local supply, on e-commerce orders coming in you and i are ordering things that we want delivery today and tomorrow and the amount of data it is so extensive that you need machine learning and showing the data in learning not only of consumer and demand the inventory to channel forward. that's why i make an enormous impact. liz: you have to learn from your mistakes and a.i. how you do it is important happening which leads me to the report out of japan to say that panasonic is making a play for six and half billion dollars, what can they do

days after the suez canal was unblocked, authorities are seeking financial compensation?> they are saying they could ask for up to $1 billion in damages. that figure includes the country's lost toll revenue for the weeklong blockage and the cost of equipment and manpower to free the ever given. what is less clear is who could be asked to foot the bill. the cargo ship was stuck for six days is owned by a japanese company, registered in panama, with german operators and an indian group. that sets the stage for a complicated high-stakes battle. a ceremony was held to thank the 800 egyptian workers who freed the ship, meanwhile. traffic was once again flowing. >> so far, 194 ships with 12 million tons have crossed the suez canal from monday evening to wednesday. thursday, 87 ships were scheduled to pass. >> that is today's trading action. a strong close for wall street on the last reading day of the week. the tech heavy nasdaq, leading gains. it closed up about one and three quarters of a percentage point. the s&p across the 4000 threshold for the first time. strong many frac

. >>> we're learni suez canal that disrupted global trade for more than a week.spondent keir simmons is on the story for us. >> reporter: good morning to you, and for a week we all worried about that ship stuck on the suez, and then it was freed and we all moved on, right? well, not quite, spare a thought for the 25 crew on board still dealing with the aftermath, and this morning it turns out they are responsible for goods worth, get this, an estimated $3.5 billion. there was joy when the ever given was finally refloated, the victory celebrations continuing this morning. but now there's a steep price to pay for the chaos it caused blocking the canal for days. according to the chairman of the suez canal authority, the ship's operators may have to pay egypt more than a billion dollars in compensation, phoning into an egyptian talk show, he said the goods the ship is carrying are worth 3.5 billion. insurers estimate they could be facing payouts. 422 were stranded, the suez canal authority says, and 176 are yet to resume their journey. all will be through by saturday

. >>> how will cryptocurency do today and more on the massive ship that was stuck in the suez canal. >>> wall street was mixed on tuesday. the dow fell 68 points. the nasdaq rallied 146. johnson and johnson fell on news that the fda was pausing its vaccine. this after six women reported developing blood clots in the weeks after the shot. nearly seven million people have received the one dose vaccine. >>> coin base goes public today on the nasdaq. the trading app reference price is $250 a share giving them a $50 billion valuation. it's helped drive prices higher with bit coin and other coins at all time highs. >>> the massive cargo ship that blocked the suez canal has been impounded. authorities say they won't let it leave the country until it's owners pay a compensation amount. local reports put the figure at $900 million. results of an investigation into the ship's accident are expected thursday. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to the website. at the cbs broadcast center. >>> now let's check the weather with mary lee. yesterday of course was windy. what's today goi

the suez canal, global chip shortages. things you are monitoring. can you bring us up-to-date on the impact this will have on prices globally? >> thank you very much, sara. i just want to touch on the suez canal incident and what happens to supply chains. as to production around the world. -- and to production around the world. it shows you how important supply chains are. when we had the ever given stuck in the suez canal i couple of days, it held up supply chains around the world. it slows production. it is very important -- what we are seeing is, as they develop, the richer countries performing better, their economies are doing much better. we see a lot of shipping going, of goods, going in that direction. in terms of shipping containers, there is an indication of how supply containers of goods going to developed countries -- goods not coming from developed countries, a shortage of goods moving around, is part of the difficulty we are going to see as we move forward looking at the supply chains globally. how the ships move. how containers move. t

they'll manage through the suez canal being clogged and do so pretty deft ly we saw global supply chainsdays. what were monumental downdrafts were adjusted for and we're seeing the exact same on the upturn. >> so, donald, what names do you like right now >> still continue to be big fans of companies like xpo and fedex. e-commerce is going to be in 2025, e-commerce volumes in the u.s. are going to be triple what they were in 2019. so i want companies that fulfill that function. fedex and xpo are two great examples they're entrepreneurial, they're global, and they're focused on that segment and focused on making it possible and are some of the most efficient and cost effective in providing this service, which means you get a mega trend like that and they're great providers of it and they're going to win. >> i think a lot of people are surprised to see some more m & a activity now with union pacific buying kansas city southern. i wonder what you think about that group and whether there's an existential threat to be had where truckers are concerned >> i don't see it as an existential threat

>>> a hall of fame college basketball coach announced his retirement, and there's fallout over the suezanal blockage. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports egypt says that it expects more than $1 billion in damages after a massive cargo ship ran aground in the suez canal. the ship got wedged in the canal last week. it was freed this week and is currently in one of the canal's holding lakes. the head of the canal authority says the damages include the salvage operation, the cost of stalled traffic, and lost transit fees. he says that the ship will not be allowed to leave egypt unless the issue is resolved. >>> "the washington post" says vice president kamala harris and her husband will move into the official vp's residence next week. the couple has been living temporarily in blair house near the white house since the inauguration while repairs were made to their home on the grounds of the naval observatory. a spokeswoman said the renovations include maintenance on the heating, air conditioning, and refurbishing hardwood floors. >>> "th

mariana: egyptian authorities have impounded the container ship that blocked the suez canal.was stuck for nearly a week, disrupting billions of dollars worth of global trade. the head of the suez canal said the vessel won't be released until the japanese owner settles compensation reports to be around $900 million. you have been following reports in the caribbean island of st. vincent, which has been rocked by another eruption as volcanic activity threatens water and flutes -- food supply. to begin spilling gas and ash clouds last week. 16,000 residents have been evacuated with experts saying explosions could continue for weeks more. >> for decades remained dormant. but late last week huge eruptions and as, gas and rock spewed from the summit. >> the initial impact led to regulation orders for 16,000 residents. on monday a bigger volcanic explosion made a dire situation worse. those that did not evacuate are dealing with choking ash, water shortages and fear that more erosions may come. >> right now i feel it because we don't know if we will get back our home. >> a from neigh

almost a billion dollars seems excessive for the ship blocking the suez canal.come up with that number and is egypt overreaching but not letting the vessel sale until a claim is settled? >> reporter: you asked the two key questions there, rosemary, let's use an american baseball term, if you will, they're playing hard ball the egyptians. they took a firm line from the very beginning once that vessel was freed saying they would put forward criminal charges if they could not board the ever given, they were allowed to go on, take the black box recorder here, the investigation continues. now, we know that they're looking for exactly $916 million broken down into three categories, $300 million for reputational damage, $300 million for the sal damage operation including bringing in international tugs to help out with that and probably $300 million in terms of lost revenues. the uk club which is a consortium of insurers representing the ship owner out of tokyo said the amount is excessive and, quote, in a statement largely unsupported. now, there is a sequence of event

the suez canal authority says its investigation into the incident should be completed early next week kemp, has said he will not back down after an all star baseball game was moved out of atlanta in protest over georgia's new voting restrictions. the 2021 all star game was moved from the atlanta braves�* home stadium after the state strengthened identification requirements for absentee ballots, shortened early voting periods for runoffs, and made it a crime to offer food and water to voters waiting in line. the governor had this to say about the all star decision. i want to be clear. i will not be backing down from this fight. and neither are the people who are here with me today. we will not be intimidated and we will also not be silenced. major league baseball, coca—cola and delta may be scared of stacey abrams and joe biden and the left, but i am not, and we are not. the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on critics of the government. street protests in germany against strict covid measures — as the country's president appea

through the suez, but i bet not one of you took this crisis seriously until your gardens lost theiron't even tell you about all that. that's why you have to read the works of gnome chomsky. quarantine-while, starting friday, new yorkers can get vaccinated under the natural history museum's big blue whale. much better than their original plan: getting vaccinated by one of the cavemen. here's new york mayor bill de blasio making the announcement yesterday: >> we have an exciting new site to announce today-- and i've been trying to work different ways to phrase this, different ideas thrown around. i would say it's a whale of an announcement, or perhaps whale-coming this new teph: kril ti,tolkiens, because we've just learned that "amazon's upcoming 'lord of the rings' series will cost $465 million just for the first season." holy hurin, that's a lot of mithril. don't you guys have c.g.i.? how could they savemoney? hey, instead of hobbits, you could use garden gnomes-- wait! damn this shortage! it's affecting everything we love! we don't know exactly what amazon is spending all this cash

for many reasons, such as pandemics, but will include the weather, shipping, as we've seen in the suez canal, labor disruptions. mckinsey estimates that on average companies can now expect supply chain disruptions lasting one month or longer to occur at least every 3.7 years. mckenzie survey in may 2020 found that 93% of supply chain executives plan to take measures to make their supply chains more resilient, increasing redundancy, near shoring, and regional lysing their supply chains. mckenzie estimates 30 percent to 60% of the pharmaceutical value chain could regionalized in the coming years. overall we observed companies are moving production and adjusting to new threats for possible disruption, although we don't have a measure of this yet. for csis recommendations, we recommend congress and the biden administration work together to enact a policy on medical supply chain security centered around diversification within a network of trusted supplier countries that cooperate with the u.s. in order to bolster and guarantee a steady supply of essential medical products in future public h

is had a rather rough run of things in the last couple of weeks the ever given getting stuck in the suez canal building collapse as fire as a devastating train crash i know there's meant to be a curse for those who disturb the monies that the cast of the faroes want to make of all that. but i don't believe in discouraged because i actually work a lot with egyptian mummies now and for the last 25 years i worked with one charm only front of the 3rd and i still feel perfectly fine so i think it's makes being said bit more exciting but there's so many things happening all the time around the world and it's then easy to link them to there so the mommy spread it on things there's nothing about his mummy terse avid think that the head of the institute for many studies at you at croisset thanks for being with us and you enjoy the parade today thank you oh we'll. well as we were referring to there that whole suez canal disaster the last vessels stranded by the grounding of that container ship have now passed through the waterway more than 420 vessels were delayed when the 400 metre long ever give

we have ptsd from the "ever given", and the suez canal. this is maybe how it should have been done.r yacht being transported in holland, trying to enter the north sea. but when i tell you the space was tight, that they had to use these pontoons attached to the front and back of it, right, they had very limited space. so the photographer captured the move. look at that. >> all angles. >> how stressful is that? >> that actually looks pretty cool. they did it, right? >> yes, i also want to know who's buying that super yacht, my gosh. and if you are, call me. let me know. >>> one last story before we go. who knew ducklings could actually use a life vest. >> oh, stop. >> a couple saw them struggling to get out of the pool and put those life vests right there, and you see them jumping on them, getting out of the pool. how cute. >> this happened. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award nominee and recording artist, andra day. plus, how to celebrate your love for the movies with a virtual screening party. also, questions, comments, updates, and more, on another e

the and suez have announced that they have reached a merger agreement.en a long time in the making. they have agreed on a price of 20 -- 20.50 euros per share. if you look at the three day price, up 7% but for the day, 6.5 8% on the screen. coming up on the program, jay powell says the economy is at an inflection point but covid remains a threat. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european arcade open. 12 minutes into the session that looks fairly flat overall. some real divergence to what we are seeing in germany and france versus london. look at the stocks on the move. dani burger joins us. dani: the budget airlines are doing poorly today. some of the biggest losers. easyjet being one of them and ryanair all falling. it is a down day in markets. amidst these economically sensitive companies. perhaps some virus concerns. travel concerns after the new stoplight system unveiled by the u.k. in terms of looking at some of the biggest gainers. the italian diagnostics company trading at more than 7%. they will purchase a u.s. diagnostic company. t

egyptian officials have impounded the huge shift lock to the suez canal last month because of a financialispute with its japanese owner they are demanding more than a $900000000.00 u.s. dollars and compensation international supply chains were thrown into chaos with the ever given ran aground for almost a week. now the u.s. is reportedly planning to withdraw all american troops from afghanistan by september 11th of this year president biden is due to announce the plans later on wednesday there are about $3000.00 american soldiers in afghanistan serving alongside some $7000.00 additional nato forces by plan extends the may 1st which girl deadline set by the trumpet ministration by 4 months u.s. officials say that will give washington more time to coordinate an orderly withdrawal with nato allies but the taliban has threatened to renew attacks if foreign forces aren't out by may for more on this let's bring indeed up use bound riegert who has the view from brussels this withdrawal it would mark the end of 20 years of war in afghanistan for the americans how has that gone down with washingto

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egypt expects to get more than a $1000000000.00 in compensation after its suez canal was blocked. by a massive cargo ship a canal authority also warned an interview that the shit of a given. one allowed to leave egypt decides to go to court for damages. russia has with 20 manufacturers in 10 different countries to produce. a meeting between president vladimir putin and an official for the job production is already underway in india and south korea and other manufacturers could. this month . and you know it's the ally and says it will immediately start hiring pilots beginning with ago. $303.00 ready to meet growing demand for air travel is the latest sign of recovery in the us economy does arad lines says that this week it would no longer block middle seats as it has done since the start of the path that . now frequent electricity outages mean business is in kenya can struggle to operate as a consistent level to help them out to german startup is offering an alternative to the grid in the form of low cost solar power systems they're already making a difference in one of kenya's key

the last of more than 400 ships a stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel in the suez canal have finally passed through the waterway investigators will shortly release their report on how the ship got stuck. and the curtain has finally gone up again on new york city's a broadway the famous same james theater hosted the 1st performance since stages were shut down in march 2022 to the pandemic the invite only event was the 1st of 10 that will play in theaters over the next 10 weeks. while pope francis says he hopes the dark times of the pandemic will end and people can rediscover quote the grace of everyday life he made the comments while leading a scaled down easter vigil service the event began 2 hours earlier than usual so participants could get home before a 10 pm curfew in a row. and here in germany president frank has made a rare appeal for national unity saying the country is experiencing a crisis of trust more and more germans are losing confidence in the government because of the slow roll out of vaccines as germany experiences a 3rd wave of covert 19 and its 2nd east

and second are you expecting any supply chain disruptions due to the blockage in the suez canal? >> are school-based reopening strategy does look at community transformation and is guided based on community transmission. we have five strategies -- and helping as we are working with the department of -- to develop a national did testing strategy -- develop a national testing strategy for school. >> as far as the testing strategies with the canal, who was hard to get enough information. >> let me add one thing about schools and testing before i forget. i should remind everybody that last week we announced $10 billion in new testing direct -- dedicated directly to schools. we now have the resources, thanks to the congress and the bill signed by the president, to be able to vaccinate children on a weekly basis across the country. that testing capability, the resource centers are -- in addition to. what -- in addition to what dr. walensky said. >> next question, the new york times. >> i wanted to follow up with dr. fauci. what do think about the decision yesterday of german regulators

as president vladimir putin said, the next suez canal. >> reporter: u.s.ls voiced concern to cnn that russia is demanding permission to cross it. the u.s. and the allies bomb verse flown out of norway. they're training off of norway's north. there's a southern rush. there's been only bleak sheet ice. who gets there first makes the rules, they say, an ugly race due to the climate crisis for a place nobody should want to be conquerable. >> reporter: it's important to point out that russia, we asked experts, russia said the goals in the arctic region, as i said, much of which is its own coastline you're looking at there, economic entirely and peaceful. you see there the extraordinary military build up. they would say in their defense, because they're seeing what, in the past, has been just a sheet wall of ice protecting russia from its north and allies, the russians would say we have to move there to put our defenses up. the problem is, when you introduce new super weapons that aren't guided or restrained by any of the treaties russia is currently part of, th

possible money maker for the kremlin, cutting the current journey time from asia to europe from the suezalf. u.s. officials voiced concern to cnn that russia is already demanding ships use russian crews and get permission to cross it. in response to russia's buildup, the u.s. has sent b-1 bombers to fly out of and marines to train in norway. who gets there first makes the rules they say in a rush for a place nobody should want to be conquerable. >> we asked the russian foreign ministry and russian experts for comment on this and received no response. but it's important to point out that russian president vladimir putin in an extensive arctic plan published twice has pointed out that their interest in the arctic is purely economic and peaceful. and russia would argue this is its coast line so it's entitled to do exactly what it wants. but the broader issue here is that it is being matched by the other arctic neighbor, the united states, and there is a fear i think possibly that the sheer pace in which this buildup is occurring with unpredictable things like that poseidon torpedo, a terrif

kremlin is moving towards war egyptian authorities have impounded the container ship that blocked the suez canal last month the ever given was struck for nearly a strike for nearly a week disrupting billions of dollars worth of global trade the head of the suez canal says the vessel won't be released until its japanese owner settles a claim for compensation. a top infectious disease expert in the us says a poor as in administering your johnson and johnson jobs will allow time to investigate rare cases of blood clotting the suspension recommended by u.s. regulators prompted europe to delay its rollout while south africa suspended it you can follow those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot coms updated throughout the day be back with more news in half an hour we continue with al-jazeera investigations. al jazeera is on the cover of has infiltrated generation identity. it's one of europe's fastest growing far right movements in part one of the g.i. leading illegal and promotes street violence as a political tool. in freedom works it will issue the future of the people for the o

suez canal, the chip shortage, a lot of things you are probably monitoring. can you bring us up to speed on what you think the impacts will have on prices globally? >> thank you very much, yes. you know, i want to give -- touch on this and what happened to the supply chain and production around the world. it shows you how important these supply chains are. when we had the ever given that was stuck in the suez canal for a couple of days, it held up supply chains around the world, it held up production. it is important, what we are seeing is that as the developed countries or richer countries are forming better -- performing better and their economies are doing much better, we see a lot of shipping and goods going in that direction. of course, in terms of shipping containers, there is an indication of how supply containers of goods going to developed countries, goods not coming from poorer or developing countries, a shortage of around is part of the difficult -- difficulty we will see as we move forward, looking at supply chains globally. how did he ships move,

now due to that weeklong jam in the suez canal. that had no direct impact on the situation off california. the overall picture is big delays on a global scale. >> they have a choke point in the suez canal. and we have a choke point here. so whether they're connected or not. it shows you that its movement can be interrupted by different kinds of things in their case. it was a grounding in our case. it's congestion due to covid. >> again. that was nancy loo reporting. up next today, president biden arrived in pittsburgh today to announce what he is calling a once in a lifetime investment in president biden says his american recovery plan will help the economy recover from the pandemic and he announced that a big part of his plan, a new while he was in pittsburgh today involves. >> infrastructure washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the details. >> president joe biden wants to invest 2.3 trillion dollars in america's infrastructure with about a quarter of the money going toward repairing transit systems to once in a generatio

suez canal authorities say the backlog of hundreds of ships caused by the massive container vessel thatund has now been cleared. the last ships passed through the waterway on the weekend. 30's added the operation demonstrates the ability to manage emergencies. a total of 422 ships have passed through the canal since it was freed. canadians at cities build a malicious plot to destabilize the kingdom. jordanian officials confirm the former crown prince was placed under house arrest after allegedly working with foreign entities. 16 others were also taken into custody. the prince denies involvement. and china has set an ambitious target of vaccinating 40% of its population by the end of june. that's about 560 million people. as part of the rollout, beijing is pushing communist party members and staff and stay on firms to get shots. the inoculation effort has stepped up in recent weeks and is now administering an average of 5 million blouses -- doses a day. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 coun

. >>> the suez canal authority says shipping is back to normal levels.e inspected the hull of the massive container that held up traffic for days. egypt says losses from the blockage could reach $1 billion. ben wedeman reports from cairo. >> reporter: it's been more than two days that the suez canal is fully operational, but the saga of the ever given goes on. the massive container ship remains anchored in the great bitter lake where it has been inspected for sea worthiness. wednesday afternoon egyptian investigators boarded the ship, they're particularly interested in gaining access to the vessel's voice and data recorders, its so-called black box. tuesday the ship's owners promised to fully cooperate with the investigation into the ever given's grounding, failure to cooperate could have dire circumstances. the chief investigator told egyptian tv that if the ever given does not respond to our requests, this will turn into a civil suit. there will be an order to seize the ship and its cargo. ben wedeman, cnn, cairo. >>> well, it's a day baseball fans hav