emily: tasha, i'm going to let you go. tasha keeney of ark invest, thank you as always. we will be listening to that call. more tech earnings coming up. tuesday, results from apple, microsoft, amd. wednesday is paypal, grubhub , and qualcomm, and facebook. and amazon on thursday as we round out the week. of course, we will bring you all the details on every sickle one. -- single one. make sure you stay with bloomberg throughout the week. the largest maker of semiconductors is considering expansion. taiwan semiconductor says they may build a plant in germany in addition to the one they may build and japan. chipmakers have been cranking up production to deal with shortages for carmakers like tesla. coming up, china's crackdown on the booming education industry raises questions about how far beijing is willing to go as it tightens its grip on the world's second-largest economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: bitcoin mobile says the crackdown by chinese authorities will probably intensify and may even lead to an outright ban on holding the token. the founder and ceo of a crypto

and tasha butler spoke to be at the council festival. don't, didn't down. yeah. johnson counter leads to love affair in the field. a simple passion, a story based on a french novel. the movie is by french lebanese director daniel outbid, who's been coming to can since the started her career 20 years ago. this is a magical place. you feel that in every street of this city, the history of cinema, the paris again, is one of our bits, most successful films, the 2015 portrayal of a young lebanese go who move to france. the study was inspired by its own journey from bay route to paris as a teenager, all my foods graphical in a way, i think this is what is, is what cinema you go from yourself and to to touch the life of the other. people will go up, it lives in france, she often works in lebanon. i have a fashion that relationship to lebanon. it's a country that revolt me, that i hate, and that i love me. 2011 lebanese official band, all bits tv series. they were to tell because they mentioned the assassination of my minister recipe careering. i'll be sent to ship. it m

go and bring it back to can again, next year. tasha butler sera can, ah, that's those there. and these, the top stories love prime minister, designated sod hurry, stepping aside after the president refused to a previous suggested cabinet. the country has been without a functioning government for 9 months and is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. the head of security for the presidential palace has been arrested in connection with the assassination of president german mois. he's expected to face questing over why the attackers were able to enter the presence with apparent ease . last week, and thailand has posted a record daily high of krona virus infections as concern mounts over delays and vaccine deliveries. load and $9600.00 cases reported in the last 24 hours. non essential businesses have been closed and movement has been restricted in several provinces. so anything has more from bangkok. if you look back 12 months ago, people here were reading stories about cities like new york, where ambulances were racing through empty streets with people in type of a cove at 19

tasha shrinking profits -- lopsided contracts, shrinking profits, and growing debt. lack of competition hurts workers as well. in many communities, there are only a handful of employers left competing for workers. think of company towns across appalachia and other parts of the country where one big corporation runs the show. when corporations have that kind of leverage over workers, it pushes down advertised wages. up to 17%. as competition decreases, businesses don't feel the pressure to innovate or invest in their workforce. that hurts working families and hurts our economy. all told, between rising prices and lowering wages, lack of competition costs the median american household $5,000 a year. look, i am a proud capitalist. i spent most of my career rep -- representing the corporate state of delaware. i know america can't succeed unless american businesses succeed. let me be very clear. capitalism without competition isn't capitalism, it's exploitation. without healthy exploitation. -- without healthy competition, big players can change and charge whatever they w

and 18-year-oldance tasha, the first american woman going gold in tae kwon do.nwhile, back in the pool, katie ledecky scoring a silver medal in the 400-meter freestyle. as the u.s. medal count climbs, a change in protocol to the podium. after full completion of the national anthem, the athletes are invited to take off their masks for a photo op, for a maximum of 30 seconds. the olympic committee hoping to capture the athletes', quote, faces and emotions during a unique moment of their sporting career, and celebrating the achievement of all of the medalists together. while there's next to no spectators allowed in tokyo, first lady dr. jill biden attending several events. proving to be the good luck charm for team usa. >> three-on-three basketball, did any it's pretty incredible. we're up against france and we won. >> reporter: and for the first time since 2004, the same year coco gauff was born, the u.s. men's basketball team lost a game to france. that one stings just a wee bit. and the u.s. gymnastics team stumbling in the qualifier, allowing russia's team to t

go and bring it back to can again next year. tasha butler sera can ah, there and these are the top stories. lebanon's prime minister designate saud hurry has stepped, was once again stepped aside. a free fail to form a new government. the country has been without a function, government for 9 months is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. the head of security, if i have a presidential palace, has been arrested in connection with the assassination of president jovan, oh, life. dmitri, her out is expected to face questioning over why the attack is we're able to enter the present home with apparent ease. last week, 18 colombian suspects were arrested soon after the assassination than any security. the head of security or the national palace was called upon by general police inspection. this is regarding an administrative investigation. there was a protective measure, the head of security was revolved. now there is a 2nd measure in which the head of security has been isolated while we wait for the next stage. on 60 people have died and dozens are missing in western europe. as severe floodin

out of pocket longer. tasha multiplied by 10 and you know, for a 1000 euros, you're eating a luxury delicacy for free. what kind of fungus services guess after only a short time in the kitchen can otherwise be had only in europe and asia is fine. as restaurants, norway exports over 2000 tons of king crap all around the world annually. while environmental concerns about invasive species continue, the tourist favor its spicy meat, and the norwegian authorities hope the high fishing quotas will help keep its population under control. keeping nature healthy balance, it's not easy. often there isn't too much of one think and to little over another. this thought and t is the case. we've been nearly extinct northern white rhino today, the only 2 of them left off and both females know people are feverishly looking for ways to save these species from extinction. for german on italian santas, an edition plan could be the greatest success for their careers. the future of an entire species is suspended here in liquid nitrogen cool, 2 minus 196 degrees. the contents of these containers at the lots is ins

jugs change the full 15 minutes of these cooling down myth is known to be beneficial, but could it's tasha role, for example, be more effective on the 2nd day. both athletes spend 20 minutes massaging their muscles after training emissions. so it's a technique that i often use to help me recover after training. i like the black role and it's been my daily companion for years with years from the down and talk take up later for ms. kim is also used to doing massage training with a fashion role or black role. after a hard training session, it's quite painful 1st. but if you do it a few days in a row, it gets better. but after the final training, they go for the 3rd method, an ice boss complex, the time it's 28 degrees celsius, outside the water is just 12 degrees. it's the 1st time christine has tried this out. but with this thought, whether it's not bad, it's can this 1st time to the wow . it's called the cold water causes all the blood vessels to constrict and then lace again after with helping to repair tiny tears in the muscles more quickly. the next day, the packet, the result regardless

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use a free person pay $1.00 crab is worth $900.00 kronen, or 90 euro's right and out of pocket long. tasha multiplied by 10 and you know for a 1000 euros, you're reaching a luxury delicacy for free. what kind of fargo services? gas after only a short time in the kitchen, can otherwise be had only in europe and asia as finance restaurants. in norway, words over 2000 tons of king crowd all around the world annually. while environmental concerns about invasive species continue, the tourist saver, it's spicy meat and the norwegian authorities hope the high fishing quotas will help keep its population under control. keeping nature's healthy balance is not easy. often there isn't too much of one think and to lead to over another. this thought and t is the case. we've been nearly extinct northern white rhino today, the only 2 of them left off and both females know people are feverishly looking for ways to save these species from extinction. for german, aren't italian fantasy. an edition blonde could be the greatest success for their careers. the future of an entire species is suspended here in li

in frauds she hopes that they will produce cinema girls and bring it back to can again next year. tasha butler sera can, ah, hello there. this is out there. and these are the headlines. more than 1700 people and are missing and western europe after severe flooding. and these $103.00 have died in germany which is experiencing its west. c weather disaster and decades that boston has worn out from bonds in germany. people are basically locked up in that area. you could see the extent of the damage. they are a visibly very strong current of water has damage, houses has damage, roads has damage, shops, everything with clothes, people are really looking for food and some water to drink. so supplies are wanting shore pretty quickly. and as you can actually really feel, when you talk to people there, they will very much caused by surprise, by this immense amount of water. so the africa, as president says, the week long unrest had killed a 117 people this planned and coordinated. so rahman further says $25000.00 soldiers will now be patrolling the streets to stop father loosing and violence. and

she hopes that they will produce cinema girls and bring it back to can again next year. tasha butler sera can, ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. more than 1300 people are missing in western europe after severe flooding. as east asian people have died in germany, which is experiencing its west weather disaster and decades. step faster has more from bond in germany. people are basically locked up in that area. you could see the extent of the damage dear. a visibly very strong current of water has damage, houses has damage, roads has damage, shops, everything was close. people were really looking for food and some water to drink. so supplies are wanting show up pretty quickly. and as you can actually really feel, when you talk to people there, they will very much cause by surprise, by this immense amount of water. and meanwhile, floods and landslides of killed these 6 people in northeast and turkey houses, there collapsed, and carnes were swept away in razor province on the black sea coast, mudslides also destroyed t plantations. the rain has blocked access to d

go bring it back to can again next year. tasha butler just 0. ah, that's those there on these. the top stories. 11 on the prime minister designate thought hurry is stepping aside after the president refused. so previous suggested cabinets, the country's been without a functioning government for 9 months and is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. the head of security for haiti's presidential palace has been arrested in connection with the assassination of president jovan mois. he's expected to face questing over why the attackers were able to enter.

but that live from paris is tasha thank keep us presidents is planning. i'd site forces and us sanctions or provoking the biggest anti government protests and decades. the u. s. coals claim the calls that claim a grievous mistake will be anger's in response to worst thing. economic crisis and the government's handling of the pandemic tension between cured forces and protest as, as lead to international goals for dialogue. read lindsey reports thousands took to the streets across cuba on the, in the biggest protest the country has seen in decades. chance centered on civil liberties in the political system. the driving force behind the demonstrations with anger over a devastating economic crisis that has caused widespread shortages of food and medicine. i have nothing to cook when the power cut out more than 20 times yesterday. i would love love, it's because we don't have fuel and we've had to cut the electricity. protesters blame the government for cuba. economic crisis. a day after visiting sight of one of the protest, cuban president miguel diaz canal a

a tasha butler met one of its ambassadors. frank saw my uncle tia who produced one of the 7 films selected documentary bigger than off, follows environmental campaigner malati visa. and as she travels the world to meet other young activists for injectors, mario katia produced the film. she says the young people in it give her hope because they have a lot to teach us. they have a lot to say. and just because they're aware of the situation more than older generations and, and because they act, they do things bigger than all these one of a number of films about climate change. the film festival, when organizes if given a quality top billing for the 1st time visit, the can have to pay a green tags. it is money that is used to offset the festivals. carbon footprint is an example of how the movie industry is increasingly trying to tackle. it's put new practices with for the sake of knowledge, cruise, transportation, and travel. film productions can be big, polluted, but pulse of the industry are changing. profiles, studios, near mou

and tasha butler as a 100 kilometers west across the border in the belgian city of age, which has also been badly hit by the floods. well, this is the neighborhoods, ovalo, mississippi over here. it is one of the worst effects today or is in the city. what's summer since i've been telling me that even though they've lived in decades, they've never seen anything like this. they say the war. so basically flows down this street and there was such a force that it food furniture along with it and talk around call as if they were moved toys. well, the water level rose for about 2 meters. people now are simply trying to clean up the own salvage what they can. they're obviously extremely shaken. if we go through what it was so scary to see the war to rise. my car in the carriage is totally destroyed. there was water all the way up to here. well some streets in the area are still flooded and roads are still inaccessible to cause and to vehicles. and that is why the only way of accessing some houses is by boat. well, the prime minister, children has called the floods unprecedented and schooled f

distributed in french is eligible to compete, which means that movies released on netflix are excluded. tasha has the story now from can this is what he won't see in can films out by netflix. the us streaming giant has produced award winning movies. but because netflix refuses to show its films in french cinemas, it is bought from the fact of all competitions. totally, but forms on the deck. any, all platforms are invited to can amazon co producer opening film net and accepted that the film must have a french release in competition. films must be shown in french cinemas. and the day that netflix except this, we will be delighted to have them the route between the film festival and netflix began in 2018. when can change the competition. this is what can organize as want to protect french cinema and the experience of watching a film on the big screen. but this, in a more manager says he doesn't regard streaming platforms as a threat of edits. but it's much more in the end of the public, the sides these days, every one has a netflix or amazon subscription, that people still love coming to the ci

need to tasha button talking to us from the as a south africa, as president says, as he can make recovery has been hit after a week of violence and looting that's killed at least 212 people. so rum, oppose. it says the unrest was planned and coordinated. xander authorities have identified 12 suspects. the president says 25000 soldiers were patrol. the streets stopped. more stealing and fighting lights began out of former president jacob zoom was sent to jail last week, and it's quite clear that all these incidents, unrest and looting were instigated instigators. people who planned it coordinated it. but smith is live for us in durban, but it's hard to imagine that these process on this scale has just been about president zoom. but what more has present, i'm opposed to having to say so are on the phone, said that an a key and may have will not prevail. you said south africa democracies . hard fought for and it will not be hijacked. he said, now he did say that he thought there were instigators behind this rioting and looting on the police have got about a dozen people on a list. they want

and tasha buffalo was there for the grand reopening. this sweeping bay shimmering mediterranean sea, red carpet and of course movie dolls. the cannes film festival is back after one year break because of the covey pandemic american director. spike lee is the head to the jury this year as he arrived just before the cost of the opening film and met the excitement was palpable. the innate is one of $24.00 films in competition for the prestigious palm dual prize. the musical comedy by french american director less correct style mario quote. yeah. and adam driver. my favorite festival can. i've always before i came here, we looked at it as a marker of great film festivals. director says its return is cause for celebration, which are you in january and even february we have no idea if the festival would be possible. because last year we had to counseling or into the academic. so it's usually satisfying to be bought to do such a pleasure under relief. it's not any the movie industry, i'm fine for the delighted by the return of the festival att

why apparently to make room for minority students to attend those top universities are responding to tasha suite has more on this groups mission and what they represent a pleasure circulating among white liberals into wealthy texas neighborhoods who supported the black lives matter movement. there are only 2 choices if you don't agree to the pledge, the only other option marked as being a racist hypocrite. don't was just this now has sent a letter to white liberals and texas, who were supporters of the black lives matter movement. highland and university park, or some of the wealthiest areas in the country. first, they're being asked not to send their kids to the country's top. i'm link schools making room for more minorities. find the pledge also has been say they accept their so called privilege. the pledge goes on to say these white democrats should make sacrifices for the years of oppression. people of color have faced. since these letters were targeted to those who support the b l. m. movement the letter says recipients are in a position to correct quote, crew injustices. we shall was

international styles and film brothers are gathering for the world's most famous film festival on tasha butler is live for us in can. so what's the atmosphere like there at the 1st film festival since this pandemic began? yes, the 1st film festival in can into years. so you can imagine there is a lot of excitement we've just been seeing. some of the saw arriving on the red carpet. jodie foster, the american direct, despite li who's hating the jury this year. we're also speaking to the director of the can film festival. terry framer. he said, look, this is going to be a time for the movie industry in france to really come together to enjoy some movies and it will be a time to read this off the so many a typical month that really gives you a flavor of what the atmosphere is like we've also seen, i have to say the cost of the opening night film and net fit stalls. mario coffee and adam drive, or it is by the french american director there was correct. that is a musical committee. so we lots to see hill to see over the next few days. that said, the covey pandemic is, of course, in the back

in a moment we'll be hearing from tasha butler in the edge when people are trying to salvage what possessions they can from their damaged homes. but 1st step boston is an upstart in germany. she says people there are desperate to return to their homes to assess the damage. this scene here obviously shows how surprised people where when the water came, they could not really get their cars out in time. hopefully they managed to get out themselves. and evacuations have actually been happening again last night. there was a dam bursting near cologne. so 700 people were evacuated there. they're now been brought to safety. lots of people also from elderly home hospitals had to be evacuated still. so the water has been receding, but some places it's still at a very dangerous level. it's especially against the board with belgium. and then madeline, se, so it's still a dire situation. rescue workers are still trying to recover bodies. and of course, in the meantime, people really desperately from this area as well. want to go back to their houses. they want to know how their house is, it's feel standin

and now a new investigation that look into exactly how it's algorithms operates are responded. tasha suite has more on the new findings does to just get you while the app itself may not be emotionally intelligent and experiment conducted by the wall street journal reveals the algorithm is able to catch onto your interest very quickly. if you're a tick tock user, chances are you've gone down that black hole watching video after video, according to a new investigation done by the wall street journal, which video you watch, and for how long tells the more intimate things than you may realize. officially, the company says that shares likes followed and what you watch all play a role in what tick tock shows you. we found that tick tock only need one to be to figure you out. well, the question is, how can you really understand user so well from just watching videos, according to those behind the investigation, it's all about the algorithm. the wall street journal created more than 100 counts with bots. each big account was assigned particular interest. they would then watch the video is pa

go and bring it back to can again, next year. tasha butler sera can ah, there and these, this help stories lebanon's prime minister designate thought hurry has stepped, was once again stepped aside. a free fail to form a new government. the country has been without a function. government for 9 months is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. the head of security of haiti's presidential palace has been arrested in connection with the assassination of president jovan oh, life. dmitri, her aunt is expected to face questioning over why the attack is we're able to enter the present home with a.

lebanon, and in frogs, hopes that they will seduce cinema, go bring it back to can again next year. tasha butler sera can, ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines, more than 1700 people and are missing in western europe after severe flooding. and these $103.00 have died in germany, which is experiencing its west. c whether disaster and decades that boston has worn out from bonds in germany. people are basically locked up in that area. you could see the extent of the damage.

go and bring it back to can again, next year. tasha butler, sarah can ah, hello. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. more than 1300 people are missing in western europe, off the severe flooding as east asian people have died in germany, which is experiencing its west, whether disaster and decades, steadfast, has more from bond in germany. people are basically locked up in that area. you could see the extent of the damage. they are a visibly very strong.

joining me now is tasha hayes, sustainability officer & european operations director, contiki.mpact they have on the planet when they are travelling? goad when they are travelling? good mornin: , when they are travelling? good morning, certainly, _ when they are travelling? good morning, certainly, they i when they are travelling? good morning, certainly, they do. i morning, certainly, they do. and recent research done by the world travel market really shows a telling generational divide here. we are seeing that 70% of 16-24 divide here. we are seeing that 70% of 16—24 —year—olds are willing to pay more money if companies will assist them in becoming more sustainable, which is a little bit different from the 35 to a0 —year—olds who said that they would only do that 9% of the time, so yes we are seeing a real generational divide and the contiki age group really wanting to travel more sustainably. 50 wanting to travel more sustainably.— wanting to travel more sustainably. wanting to travel more sustainabl. . . sustainably. so what are you offerin: sustainably. so what are you off

la tasha brown, a question about how we talk about all of this.e right to vote freely is a fundamental american right. and yet so often the way we talk about voting rights, we talk about it in terms of being a partisan issue or a black issue. what do you see the us are being of that. >> i think what is happening is we have hob tonnest and that black and brown voters have been targeted. they've been the target of. this we also have to understand how interconnected our history and our faith is that fundamentally when weaken democracy for some, you weaken democracy for all of us. there is an attack on the very foundation of this country. you don't have a strong democracy. so the we need people to really understand kind of the connectivity around that. the second thing that i think is really important for us to understand is that this is not just a national attack. what we're seeing is counties being attacked on the state, federal, and local level. so we're going to have to -- we cannot organize our way out of. this we cannot litigate our way out of.

michael member lee in philadelphia, priscilla thompson, la tasha ground, from black voters matter, and assistant dean at the university of texas. walk us through this. texas state democrats are now in d.c. what happens. does this change anything or delay the process? >> right. this is the texas democrats' first full day back on the ground in washington, d.c. we know at the top of the next hour they're kicking things off with a press conference where they're going to again call for federal legislation and action on voting. as for what happens here in texas, the texas house is going to convene the next few hours. we expect the speaker of the house will set wheels in motion, begin the process for giving law enforcement permission to track down texas lawmakers who have fled, but texas law enforcement will have no jurisdiction in washington, d.c. unless officials choose to give them permission to go in and get the lawmakers. texas governor greg abbott is thinking through what his next steps are going to be to get his agenda passed. listen to what he said last night. >> i can and will contin

, chicago, flow rida, cool and the gang, nelly, neo, reo speed wagon, sammy haggar and the circle, tashaobbs leonard and tricia yearwood. now a special cnn event. the 4th in america. >>> we are live in washington, d.c. with spectacular views of the u.s. capitol and national mall. look at the crowds already gathering at the lincoln memorial. our country has been waiting for this moment. a time to celebrate. you can see people are gathering to do just that. and soon, fireworks will light up the monuments on this very special independence today and you will see it happen live right here on cnn. happy 245th birthday, america. i'm dana bash along with my colleague in new york, don lemon. hey, don. >> i'm literally applauding. i am so excited about what will happen tonight. you don't get dana -- i don't know if you can see me, more american than this. you may be doing most of the talking. i have my hotdog. i have my local beer. american made. and then i'm going to go get a huge school of apple pie as soon as i'm done with this. >> well, i've got sparkles. i don't wear sparkles on tv very much.

the security area. 85% of the israelis over the greenline are in a percent of the land largely as tasha jason. -- are largely adjacent. imagine if you would say, not adding any new people, not a single new person outside the security barrier, that's 85% of the west bank. that would at least preserve the option. my point is don't shut the door. you can't solve it all now, you cannot do the final status issues. if there is one thing you remember from what i say, between solving the conflict and managing the conflict, they are shrinking the conflict stop i think you can makeminimize the n the parties. you can bridge over a river, you cannot bridge over an ocean if the differences are so wide. i think there is something specifically that can be done, but my fear is if you don't do anything, you shut the door over time. you will be able to solve in the future. stop the slide to the one state approach. the way to get there is view the emma roddy template -- emirate template. imagine if you took partial steps. remember last summer, it was not ancient history. there were the governments for ann

virginia tech alumna tasha welch recently got accepted to the veterinary school.tiktok challenge. here's how it went >> all right so when i say the phrase you're going to have to repeat it as i say it, okay >> okay. >> all right >> one, two, three na's going to vet school. >> na's going to vet school. >> what? [ ohhhh >> come on natasha's the class of 2025. her family could not believe she kept that secret that long go hokies. go hokie, hokie, hokie my alma mater, too. congratulations. pretty cool. >> i love it i love it. good for her >>> just ahead, do you need some help with your holiday plans it's a huge weekend for travel, for hanging out at the pool, the beach. this morning, our team, they are ready with everything you need to know to navigate the fourth of july in a safe and fun way right after this with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement can you be free of hair breakage worries? we inv

municipal police who brought tasha bought very briefly, at the campus that day.will hear from a couple of them tomorrow at this first select committee hearing. other departments helped and were there, and they helped clear the building and allow congress to do its work that day. but it was much too late. host: the first of the select -- the first hearing of the select committee come you can watch tomorrow on c-span3, c-span.org, and our radio app. what message does speaker pelosi -- with the representing of kinsinger come as was made yesterday. guest: on a political level, she is trying to drive a wedge between republicans and their sort of, for lack of a better term, fealty to fallen president trump. the fact that one generous six, there are a number of republicans who are quite uneasy with the approach they have taken, and some of them quite vocally. liz cheney and adam kinzinger being at the top of that list. she's also dealing with the fact that after making her move last week to reject the later mccarthy -- that he pulled all five of the pixies entitled to,

there will be rallies, state rallies and a lot of movements on the ground from la tasha brown to a melanieas to be how did we get the voting rights act in the first place? there was a combination of what johnson and others were doing in washington and what dr. king and roy willkins and others were doing on the streets. that's what we told the president we were going to do, turn up the street heat as we hope he and others do what they do in washington. but we cannot, i repeat cannot sit by and allow them to erode our voting rights, which we are on the precipice of. >> thank you, reverend al. you've been very kind to us coming in for several reasons. this, of course, a huge meeting at the white house yesterday. you came in to talk to eric adams a man who earlier in the game said he would weep if you did not support him or supported somebody else. we appreciate you being with us. i guess you're going to be talking about this on "politics nation". >> i'm going to talk about this, and we'll talk about how i did a eulogy for a white 17-year-old young man, hunter britton, who was killed by law en