the line, hopefully, with johnson coming down the line, hopefully, withjohnson and johnson approved in the coming days. timad professor anthony _ the coming days. tim, we had professor anthony hardman, l the coming days. tim, we had i professor anthony hardman, the deputy chair of the jcvi saying professor anthony hardman, the deputy chair of thejcvi saying the coronavirus vaccines are almost certainly less effective at reducing the transmission of this particular variant. �* ., variant. i've written two conflicting _ variant. i've written two conflicting views - variant. i've written two conflicting views on - variant. i've written two l conflicting views on that. variant. i've written two - conflicting views on that. overall, they consensus seems to be the vaccines— they consensus seems to be the vaccines we have are effective at stopping — vaccines we have are effective at stopping hospitalisation caused by the indian variant. yes, we have a lot of— the indian variant. yes, we have a lot of young — the indian variant. yes, we have a lot of young people who are unvaccinated, and the indian variant does s

. >> i am tim johnson, planning department staff and environmental coordinator for the southern skyline boulevard extension project. should i share my screen? >> clerk: you have been provided privileges and should be able to do that now. >> here we go. case-by-case. >> i will provide a brief overview of the environmental review process and the provisions. the project site is in the sfpuc watershed. the site is undeveloped except for some roads and dams existing with reservoirs. case by case -- transfer of a public access easement along the existing ridge trail segment to the sfpuc. dose and supervise access along the 5 k ridge hill as well as unrestricted access along a new bridge trail. variant one consists of access along an unfenced ridge trail and/or an unfenced southern skyline ridge trail. variant two is unrestricted access along a fenced southern ridge trail. variant three consists of restricted access along a fenced ridge trail and/or a fenced southern skyline ridge trail. regarding biological resources, the proposed project and variants two and three would result in the spread

. >> i am tim johnson, planning department staff and environmental coordinator for the southern skyline boulevard extension project. should i share my screen? >> clerk: you have been provided privileges and should be able to do that now. >> here we go. case-by-case. >> i will provide a brief overview of the environmental review process and the provisions. the project site is in the sfpuc watershed. the site is undeveloped except for some roads and dams existing with reservoirs. case by case -- transfer of a public access easement along the existing ridge trail segment to the sfpuc. dose and supervise access along the 5 k ridge hill as well as unrestricted access along a new bridge trail. variant one consists of access along an unfenced ridge trail and/or an unfenced southern skyline ridge trail. variant two is unrestricted access along a fenced southern ridge trail. variant three consists of restricted access along a fenced ridge trail and/or a fenced southern skyline ridge trail. regarding biological resources, the proposed project and variants two and three would result in the spread

we have tim johnson from the planning department. his expect the development of the eir. lastly, to answer any questions you might have about it. it's also here and he manages the pucs natural resources and land management. are there any questions? >> no. >> yes, commissioner. >> no. >> no, i had a question but commissioner herrington was ahead of me. >> thank you very much. thank you for the information. full disclosure i have been a member of this group for a long time and we welcome this kind of extension. they are trying to never have an over riding concern. we have specific issues near highway 92 what we can and cannot do. it's a different thing to make those findings. this will be useful to the record. >> scott, this might be a question for you. >> i'm scott thuman the bureau of environmental management there are a number of reasons why we are seeking to over ride most, well, actually all the reasons are in finding documents we are trying to reference that at the same time. it would require us to, let me get to this. either a pedestrian bridge across highway 92 we d

johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. 0ur correspondent tim muffett was in court. g today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning, 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates�* court. he�*s been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. an application for bail was rejected byjudge michael snow. cameron deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey onjune 25th. four other men who�*ve also been arrested in relation to the incident have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news at westminster magistrates�* court. republicans have criticised president biden�*s plan to increase federal government spending to the highest level since the second world war. his 6 trillion dollar budget would include money to invest in infrastructure, education and green technology. the white hous

. >> i am tim johnson, planning department staff and environmental coordinator for the southern skyline boulevard extension project. should i share my screen? >> clerk: you have been provided privileges and should be able to do that now. >> here we go. case-by-case. >> i will provide a brief overview of the environmental review process and the provisions. the project site is in the sfpuc watershed. the site is undeveloped except for some roads and dams existing with reservoirs. case by case -- transfer of a public access easement along the existing ridge trail segment to the sfpuc. dose and supervise access along the 5 k ridge hill as well as unrestricted access along a new bridge trail. variant one consists of access along an unfenced ridge trail and/or an unfenced southern skyline ridge trail. variant two is unrestricted access along a fenced southern ridge trail. variant three consists of restricted access along a fenced ridge trail and/or a fenced southern skyline ridge trail. regarding biological resources, the proposed project and variants two and three would result in the spread

johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. 0ur correspondent tim muffett was in court. ost one week since sasha johnson was shot at a house party in peckham in south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates�* court. he's been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. several members of cameron deriggs�* family, including his parents, watched proceedings from the public gallery. an application for bail was rejected by district judge michael snow. deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune. four other men have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news, at westminster magistrates�* court. now, under the cover of covid, th

i think, tim, you can kick us out. johnson must think again is the headline.lmost inevitable that when we get close to unlocking, it seems to be another variant of this wicked illness popping up. i'm sure it is medical expert people who specialise in the science of the epidemic who are worried that the unlocking is happening at a bad time. i think that overall, the government's decision to press ahead is the right one. we do know that the vaccines that we have, and britain is very well—placed with vaccines, they do seem to be able to treat the indian variants, and so the question is can we get more of the question is can we get more of the vaccines rolled out to the younger people who do seem to be a little bit more vulnerable to the indian variants than some of the other variants of covid, and that i think it's what the government is going to try and do as well as monitoring the situation very closely, because, you know, one thing that we have managed to come to get as a nation after this crisis is a very advanced system of monitoring, the covid it epidemic.

johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. 0ur correspondent tim muffett was in court. ost one week since sasha johnson was shot at a house party in peckham in south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates�* court. he's been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. several members of cameron deriggs�* family, including his parents, watched proceedings from the public gallery. an application for bail was rejected by district judge michael snow. deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune. four other men have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news, at westminster magistrates�* court. now on bbc news, clive myrie and

tim? almost a week since sasha johnson was shot in south london. as you were saying this morning an 18—year—old appeared here at westminster magistrates�* court. he is charged with conspiracy to murder. an application for bail was refused and he is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune. now, four other men arrested this week in relation to this incident, they have been bailed until the end ofjean said that is the latest hair from westminster magistrates�* court. tim. westminster magistrates' court. tim, thank ou westminster magistrates' court. tim, thank you very _ westminster magistrates' court. tim, thank you very much _ westminster magistrates' court. tim, thank you very much indeed. the white house has announced new sanctions against belarus in response to the forced diversion of a commercial flight to minsk. it called the incident, which resulted in the detention of an opposition journalist and his girlfriend, a direct affront to international norms. the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenka, said the west was trying to dest

johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. our correspondent tim muffett was in court. south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates�* court. he's been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. several members of cameron deriggs�* family, including his parents, watched proceedings from the public gallery. an application for bail was rejected by districtjudge michael snow. deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey on the 25th ofjune. four other men have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news, at westminster magistrates�* court. number 10 has declined to comment on reports that borisjohnson married his fiancee carrie symonds earlier t

it has not yet shown up at the ballot box judging how boris johnson did last week. bloomberg's tims appreciate your time. european markets are closed. london underperforming. let's look at final figures. the ftse 100 finishing below the 7000 line. commodity stocks like the energy stocks and mining stocks under pressure. the dax picking up a little bit in the last few minutes. the cac 40 stable into the close. flat at 62.88. -- 6288. alix: what is not stable is elon musk bitcoin effect on tesla's u-turn on using the cryptocurrency to make deposits for cars. we will break down what that means for the future of bitcoin, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "the european close." coming up, whitney wolf, the bumble ceo and founder. that is at 5:30 in new york, 10:30 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. >> i think what you have seen is a resilience in the asset classes joint through quite a few new investors that have been very public about their participation in the ecosystem. it is not visionaries like jack dorsey. you are seeing real institutional involvement. alix: that was grays

johnson in south london last week. she remains in hospital. 0ur correspondent tim muffett was in court. ohnson was shot at a house party in peckham in south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning, 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared at westminster magistrates' court. he's been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. an application for bail was rejected byjudge michael snow. cameron deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey onjune 25th. four other men who've also been arrested in relation to the incident have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news at westminster magistrates' court. the home office have announced that 144 migrants crossed the channel today. it comes after authorities dealt with 19 events yesterday involving 336 people. the record for a single day w

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>> even though it appeared to be race new tutral, it's eight tim more likely to pop for an african-american. so like johnsons much more likely to be black. washington else are much more likely to be black. >> williams. >> so johnson is not eligible to vote because he's currently incarcerated. with an exact match there is an algorithm and it says, we don't know which one it is. so all of them get kicked out of the voter rolls, right? >> i was like, what? that's what i was talking about. it is racism at scale. because once you have an error right here, then that error gets some pounded over and over and over again. >> although many parts of exact match were struck down, what remains still impacts immigrant communities. and, listen, voter suppression is just one out of countless examples of tech-based racism. you see it in the courts where there are sentencing algorithms that give zip codes for stiffer punishments or social media platforms that alter one's perception of reality. >> if we look at the murder in charleston, south carolina where it was the nine black people that were at stable study. he was in his

tim muffett. tell us what happened. sasha johnsone initiative party, a political group which she also works for, she is currently in a critical condition in hospital, the group has announced on its social media feed that she was shotin its social media feed that she was shot in the head in an incident in south london in the early hours of sunday morning. they have asked people to come together to pray for her and to pray for her recovery. they have described her as someone with a very powerful voice, always been fighting for black people and injustices that surround the black community. they say she has an immense passion for implementing change. the metropolitan police has issued an urgent appeal for witnesses to the shooting of a 27—year—old, they have not yet confirmed the identity of the woman but they have described this as a shocking incident that has left a young woman with very serious injuries. they say at this stage there is nothing to suggest it was a targeted attack or that sasha johnson had received any credible threats

johnson famously wasn't able to name him. - even though he was a conservative. that was tim bowles.when he came to visit gloucester in - the election campaign. but labour there norris seems to be taking a different tact and is a lot more prominent and in fact - we are hearing a lot more from him straight from the outset. l so yeah, clearly that photo again, we don't know howl contrived that was. we know that his dog does feature quite i heavily. his dog has been on many calls... | sure. it seems to have worked anyway. whether its pictures of dogs are inflatable or putting out statements, we are of course talking about tools that politicians had to set the news agenda. of course one of the big stores broken at the weekend was about keir starmer wielding an axe and this kind of proposed reshuffle, i'm talking about angela rayner in particular here. stephen, do you think that was an attempt to try to control the news cycle? yeah. in a slightly self—defeating way, it worked. he literally wielded the axe exactly as dan norris was standing up and going i'd like to thank keir starmer and k

been on over the last couple of years tim by inviting the leaders of scotland wales and the island to join joined him to the u.k. wind recovery summit is boris johnson trying to in a way or another to contain what he clearly sees as a growing sentiment pushing for what could be an uncharted territory for the u.k. . well that invitation is the 1st thing that what assistance has done right quite some time and no go process exaggerated. that is a fair point in which he says and that says that if the u.k. government thinks this is a competition between british news and scottishness it is spending to lose in scotland and because that's what national snake is conscious nationalists and gross's is one of them think it's less competition of the scottish and better since . most people in scotland want a bit of both they're mostly people who are scottish but also have an element seriousness and then a dentity under thing a huge key government does a sensible you government u.k. government does is try to build on that trying to frame the space for people to cooperate and see that both the governments which work for scotland can work together in scotland centri

tim scott of south carolina. >> so are you going to vote -- are you going to support it? >> reporter: moments after his meeting wisconsin senator ron johnson said he is still voting no officer sicknick's family and longtime partner calling it a slap in the face. >> why would they not want to get to the bottom of such horrific ?just boggles my mind. >> reporter: johnson one of several gop lawmakers who have downplayed the riot. >> you didn't know the tv foot wage was video from january the 6th you would actually think it was a normal tourist visit. >> reporter: that same congressman shown in this picture trying to barricade the door on january 6th. >> i can't imagine anyone voting against the establishment of a commission on the greatest assault since the civil war on the capitol. >> reporter: tonight gladys sicknick sending this message. >> what are you hoping willing on their minds? >> the country. this was to up holdconstitution and right now i don't think they're doing it. >> reporter: david, democrats were holding out hope for more republican support but tonight it looks like they don't have the votes to get this passed. >> rachel scot

tim are like communists. a lot depends on turnout and motivation. the feedback i am getting right now, is even though the republican hard-core base likes what ron johnson is doing including the conspiracy theories and all of the misinformation about january 6 and vaccines. they are okay with that. if he does run, that is all the motivation the democrats need will -- will need to have a massive turnout in milwaukee, madison. there is a concern that if ron johnson runs, so many democrats will come out and mowed -- and motivated, it puts trump on the ballot. it would swamp other republicans. there was a lot a push and pull here whether or not johnson should state in the race. there are other republicans who are beginning to maneuver for running innate republican party. nobody knows at this point, nobody knows. host: joining us from kansas, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a retired oil and gas operator in kansas. when i came home from college, i ran for a committee membership and when i was 20 to was elected county republican chairman. i could get into the inside track when i was young. when i got older, i decided i would be better

johnson in london. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." the three-week apple trial with epic is coming to a close. timhere to testify. emily chang is outside the courthouse. what do we know about the questioning? maria: tim cook --emily: tim cook is on the stand right now. he's talking already about his oversight of the app store, the strategic direction of the app store to some degree, but focuses more on the direction of the company overall. he arrived about 20 minutes ago, looking cheerful. he waved at us. apple walking into this is feeling pretty confident in the case that they have made so far. epic is also feeling confident. epic ceo tim sweeney has been here every day out the front of the court room. he said as he was walking in that he is feeling good. but epic has to prove that apple is in some way, with respect to the app store, a monopoly. that is going to be very difficult to do. we know tim cook has been prepared for this. he's been practicing for hours with his team. we have never seen him testify in a court setting like this before, but we have seen him testify a couple of times before

tim are like communists. a lot depends on turnout and motivation. the feedback i am getting right now, is even though the republican hard-core base likes what ron johnsons doing including the conspiracy theories and all of the misinformation about january 6 and vaccines. they are okay with that. if he does run, that is all the motivation the democrats need will -- will need to have a massive turnout in milwaukee, madison. there is a concern that if ron johnson runs, so many democrats will come out and mowed -- and motivated, it puts trump on the ballot. it would swamp other republicans. there was a lot a push and pull here whether or not johnson should state in the race. there are other republicans who are beginning to maneuver for running innate republican party. nobody knows at this point, nobody knows. host: joining us from kansas, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a retired oil and gas operator in kansas. when i came home from college, i ran for a committee membership and when i was 20 to was elected county republican chairman. i could get into the inside track when i was young. when i got older, i decided i would be better o

johnson in london. this is the european close. here's what we are watching the next 24 hours. the u.s. commerce secretary will be holding a summit to discuss the semiconductor shortage. plus timhe stand as soon as tomorrow in the case brought by epic. guy: might happen tomorrow, might happen next week. pmi data on both sides of the atlantic. you want to pay attention to that. european pmi data will be fascinating. i think deere will be really interesting. "balance of power" is coming up next. we are looking forward to that with david westin. alix are off to bloomberg radio -- alix and i are off to bloomberg radio. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. (announcer) the core is key to losing weight, getting back in shape, and feeling good. introducing the aero trai

you got to remember, ron johnson launched this idea within apple and the first move, carl, that apple made for an executive to replace him, that didn't work. that was one of timggest management failures of his tenure then they got in angela and figured out what this is about more than half of apple's employees work in retail it's a part of the engine here and a part of the ecosystem and now they're an economic driver cities compete and want apple stores because they draw tourists, economic engine for the things around them, kind of flip this idea of a mall anchor tenant into a new era where now you have anchor ten napts for cities, city blocks, city areas, carl, and apple has managed to do that. >> yes we'll see if maybe google can do that in san jose or microsoft or new york city. we're going to check that out. it's a great piece keep your eye on salesforce today. a beat on the top and bottom line revenue up 27. some granularity on slack. watch jim's full interview on "mad" only on cnbc.com in the meantime box ceo aaron levie and his response to starboard coming up next there's a lot more "techcheck" ahead after this quick break ♪ it feels so good to be care

jason johnson, politics and professor at oregon state university and till miller is back. writer for "the bulwark." timfrom a republican because any extremist movement or crisis -- and pete strzok knows this better than me -- can't be cracked open by those who view it suspiciously and by those who are being radicalized. and it's breaking point by breaking point. and it isn't just liz cheney. it's local election officials who have their nose against the glass and see the destruction of democracy happening in realtime. i'm not going to ask if you think it will make a difference. i am going to ask you if you think it creates a permission structure from our people who see this happening to speak out? >> well, i hope so, nicolle. look, i think as you are, i'm pretty negative in the big picture about where the party is going. if you look at the liz cheney numbers, for example, you see that there's about 20% of the party that is upset with what's happening, with liz cheney. while it should be 80%, i wish that number was flipped, i think you do see signs there could be a crack in the coalition. while it's kind

johnson as a result of those. the opposition is trying to make allegations against the government, what is the latest on that and how is that affecting the outcome? timparty has been hitting these allegations, all sorts of things, the aftermath of the green phil collapse as well. particularly around his expenses and the payments he has received or were contributed to the funding. as well as his apartment. we saw a bunch of polls that showed it is narrowed and his own support base has fallen away a bit in recent days and weeks. it is hard to know, turnouts is going to be a big unknown as well. how many people actually get to the polling station. it does seem like his supporters are hurt a bit by these claims. we will have to wait and see how it pans out. anna: we will see if that sticks. you mentioned it earlier, what is happening there? give us more insight into the specifics. tim: it is fascinating. one of the architects of tony blair's decade in power, now it seems it is in the balance, both sides are playing down their own prospects at the same time that polls put the conservatives on course for a win. it would be a remarkable result for johnson b

tim are like communists. a lot depends on turnout and motivation. the feedback i am getting right now, is even though the republican hard-core base likes what ron johnsoning including the conspiracy theories and all of the misinformation about january 6 and vaccines. they are okay with that. if he does run, that is all the motivation the democrats need will -- will need to have a massive turnout in milwaukee, madison. there is a concern that if ron johnson runs, so many democrats will come out and mowed -- and motivated, it puts trump on the ballot. it would swamp other republicans. there was a lot a push and pull here whether or not johnson should state in the race. there are other republicans who are beginning to maneuver for running innate republican party. nobody knows at this point, nobody knows. host: joining us from kansas, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a retired oil and gas operator in kansas. when i came home from college, i ran for a committee membership and when i was 20 to was elected county republican chairman. i could get into the inside track when i was young. when i got older, i decided i would be better off w

glenn, beetles, peace corps, clay, clambered, pope paul, the wall, johnson, warhol, streisand, hippie, dion, woodstock, the pale, tiny tim, james bond, brant, bobby, wallace, the supremes, psychedelic, duke, why it, malcolm x, armstrong, nixon, demonstrations, but no name, no single word repeated itself as often on the pages and with so much controversy as the name, vietnam. it was a strange mixture of peace and war, a battlefield nowhere, and the battlefield everywhere. lived during the day. that's at night. an ally at one moment. an enemy the next. a lush jungle mixed with a brushed barb wire. it was all of this. those who wanted to find the war might have had to hunt for. it those who didn't want to find the war often become the hunted. around the world and particularly the united states of america, there was another battle, a battle of words. politics, and debate. the question was who was the hunter in vietnam, and who was the hunted. who would define aggressor and defender? there was a large search for the definition of the word peace. the peace only mean the absence of war or the absence of war and fear and oppress