earlier, emirates president tim clark spoke exclusively to manus cranny about his hope for a travel revival it's early days here. let's just get the vaccine rolled out on a global basis. let's assume that we can see some real progress on that by about the second quarter of next year calendar. let's assume that in europe and america, it rolls out with that speed and scale so by the middle of next year, we will see a lot of movement and demand increase out of the western world, so to speak. it is important of course that the distribution is on a global scale so we do not leave anybody out of this. summit,in the last g20 they had an agreement that they would try and make sure that there was equitable distribution to the developing world as much as to the developed world. if that happens, and of course that will take place right the way through 2021 and probably in the first quarter of 2022, and i can see demand for travel moving at pace during those months in all the segments. one, there will be a substantial recovery for those people who have not been able to travel, wish to recapture what th

the emirates president , tim clark, on the way forward for the industry.as a big day for the markets, the dow crossing the 30,000 threshold. that is quite a big deal psychologically. global stocks, the rally is easing somewhat. if you look at europe, they are down a touch. investors are awaiting a lot of economic indicators that could support the rally or not. i'm also looking at bitcoin. we will have plenty more from bitcoin shortly. later on, our conversation with the ecb vice president. this is bloomberg. ♪ - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. call in the next five minutes and when you buy 500 strands, you get 500 strands free. call right now. (upbeat music) francine: a november to remember for the markets. the dow crosses 30,000 f

emirates president tim clark says travel should boom once coronavirus vaccines are distributed around. he spoke to bloomberg's manus cranny. >> in the last g20 summit, they had an agreement that they would try and make sure that there was equitable distribution to the developing world as much as to the developed world. if that happens, and of course that will take place through 2021, and probably in the first quarter of 2022, and i can see demand for travel moving at pace during those months in all of the segments. guy: always optimistic. joining us now is roger dow, u.s. travel association president and ceo, ahead of the thanksgiving travel season, which is firmly underway. thanks for your time today. really appreciate it. let's talk about what kind of thanksgiving you are anticipating. the cdc is advising people not to travel. do you think that people will listen to that? what are you hearing? what is your advice? roger: just like the stock market reacts well in advance of things happening, i think people change their travel plans well in advance of the cdc announcement. i only say

anna: that was the emirates president tim clark speaking to manus cranny.n the aviation sector right now, not least of which what kind of use can the aviation sector make of rapid testing and vaccines once they are available? interesting to hear his thoughts. for european equity markets, moving to the upside on the stoxx 600. we seem to have refound some positive direction, up around .25% on european stocks. u.s. futures moving to the upside, a couple tenths of a percent. dow futures come over 30,000 on the dow. nasdaq also up .4%. the european union smashed global records on its first sale of social bonds last month, its first two offerings among the biggest ever. what makes it so attractive to investors and issuers? to bring into that conversation, the ubs global head of bcm syndicate. i wonder how surprised you were about the market's appetite for social bonds? how do you give this context? >> good morning, everyone. thank you for having me. success. smashing it was expected. it was well-crafted, well-prepared, and the broader market was waiting for the

. >> tim alberta, thank you so much for making some time. >>> joining me now is kristen clark, civil rights attorney for the bipartisan task force on election crises. kristen, let me start with an emotional question. i talked to a lot of people the last few weeks who feel this ebbing and flowing of anxiety. biden won, right? he's not going to pull off some coup. then a thing happens and they get stressed out again and they come back to thinking it's all okay. where are you on this? how do you view what's happening over the last few weeks? >> it's been a roller coaster, but we've all been on a four-year roller coaster throughout the duration of this administration. but what we're seeing right now is that democracy is being pressure tested. a historic number of eligible americans have gone out and they have made their voice heard. and now we see the president resorting to every trick in the book, any tactic that he can put his hands on, along with his allies to try and distort the outcome of the election, to try and subvert the will of the people. so emotionally, i'm feeling okay. we'v