tom: unreal. john, in equities do i have an entry point here? an: if you want to buy the nasdaq, sure. this is what savino was looking for. cyclical rotation beneath very bullish bank financials. tom: i know you sleep in your makeup, when you got done up this morning we were at 154. there is a trend there. jonathan: can i confirm that i do my own makeup and i remove it too. [laughter] lisa: glad to know. jonathan: i don't sleep in a suit. i know some people think that happens. lisa: tom keene i am sure has slept in his bowtie. [laughter] jonathan: where are taking that? lisa, the s&p 500 up nine. [laughter] [laughter] here we go. on the bond market we look like this. thank you, guys. [laughter] tom: you killing it. jonathan: i intend to drag this out now. the equity market up nine on the s&p 500. the challenge for this benchmark has been the huge waiting in the big tech on the s&p 500. lisa: on the stronger dollar. jonathan: i will get there in a second. given what has happened with real yields, that is where the tension has come from. he won a d

i was a former administrator tom john i believe that he now call us. the ocean is our home. we now have. someone to watch over us when we're out there hunting. and providing for our family. to carry out his mission i am here to share. it's. here to see that his vision. is accomplished. seemed wrong. to me to. get to shape out just because educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. we're going to work on building things across to the sun. and that's for me it was . oh it's actually happening i mean these crews are serious. programmer just in the nick of time to. ours is some of the heart is the heart of danger broader. you can breathe it's a. poor person who are. going to be knocked. down i don't want to. know. the burden kind of at the news site not the pic was basically orchestrated and celebrate this 2017 construction season and the celebration was not only to how. congratulate the tribe in the community for perseverance through the process and getting to this point but to also help them recognize tha

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tom: john and lisa have a drinking game for whenever i asked about the middle.e us an update on the middle right now. what's the power of the middle? emily: incredibly strong. a lot of people are looking to joe manchin as far as what he wants and doesn't want. he didn't approve that minimum-wage and when the senate parliamentarian overturned it you haven't seen the white house try to challenge that. at this point you are seeing a lot of strength there. lisa: if we are playing a drinking game and that is the parameter you are buying. i am curious about some of the details in this bill. the $200 billion going to state governments. in their story on the bloomberg highlighting which states are actually going to see revenues this year with that stimulus that exceed their previous projections pre-covid. those are all the states in the middle and actually some of the reddest states are included in that wears blue states or not. they are still seeing declines paid how much is this type of allocation crucial to get this bill across? emily: it's been interesting to see th

tom: dr. fauci talking up the safety and efficacy of the u.s. project. from johns hopkins university, his comments on astrazeneca. you must have been son -- stunned. he just flat out said germany, sweden, and the rest are wrong. jonathan: pushing back against the concerns. good morning, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. retail sales, one hour and 18 minutes away. the fx market, the eurodollar firm at 1.1944. the equity market all-time highs of two points. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm really cut -- ritika gupta. president biden trying to get republicans on board for a huge spending bill. they will have to decide whether to take part in several earmarks dedicated to spending projects. supporters say earmarks could be the key to dealmaking in congress. the government crackdown on the internet sector is just beginning. president xi warns beijing they will go after companies that have market power. they have set their sides -- sites on tencent holdings. sweden has now joined a growing list of european countries th

tom: john, do your bracket because mine will be worse. : i will give it to jamie because he knows what he's talking about. full disclosure. tom: right now, ryan railings -- brian railings is with us. this really summarizes what you do with price down. a wonderful conversation with george, at the reality of price down. how do you manage a bond exposure and the clipping of coupons with price down? brian: you have to be defensive in this market because the trends are clear. take a step back, think about your portfolio mix. the bonds have really gotten being up recently, but there is still that defensive component of your portfolio. so to completely avoid them would introduce a lot of volatility which may be they could not tolerate. jonathan: i think they are also trying to understand how this will persist. let's go through the levels, the spreads between buns and treasuries. this is 175 on 30's right now. are you thinking about levels any what numbers are there in your head right now? brian: i think the trend could persist. nothing's changed.

tom: john, i need you to explain this. you have lead on this end it's not just the partition of europe and america, but of europe and the united kingdom. jonathan: nine to 10 months ago these negotiations started to rollout. what started is that the u.k. and the u.s. has secured these contracts earlier. they wanted to negotiate at the european level. it ended up taking longer. so what has happened? the astrazeneca story became the whipping child. the issue that i have now from the european leadership is that there's very little time whatsoever that they are taking any responsibility for what's going on in europe. that nation, that continent, but the u.k.'s using that same vaccine. the divide could not be bigger. tom: bringing us back to bloomberg: surveillance. we do have a fed meeting looking at the forecasted debt, this comes back to a dollar resilient because europe, 50% is not in the game. jonathan: compared with happened six days ago, the gdp forecast has shifted. this does not mean that it's drastically different --

tom: john, give us a market move. i think it will help know what to do with this. 1.56 on the 10 year yield. on the nasdaq, little bit more so. up .4%. first of all, before we have the discussion, huge shout out to jim o'sullivan at td who is looking -- a nod to michelle meyer of bank of america who is looking for -3%. the market does not know what to do with this. this is february, show me april, show me may. tom: exactly. i will go to michael mckee. on february 16, tulsa, oklahoma, 13 degrees below zero. did that weather fold into this? can guys like you put together a three month moving average based off what was clearly a disturbing cold? michael: two factors went into these numbers. one is the cold and the snow. the fact that much of the country shut down for several days if not a week. one of the best performances in the numbers is food and beverage stores were flat on the month. grocery stores up .1%. everything else is down. the other factor that comes into this is everyone got their stimulus checks in january

tom: john, you are laughing at me. an: we've both got to boiler up in case the manager supports perdue. we do this every year. tom: where is purdue? i ola -- iowa? jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: the first talks between the biden administration and china turned tough almost immediately. antony blinken raised concerns about cyberattacks and treatment of muslim minorities and beijing's control over hong kong. chinese officials criticized the u.s. over the killing of black americans and called the u.s. the champion of cyberattacks. u.s. states are expanding access to vaccinations earlier than planned for every adult. it is accelerating the biggest campaign in the country's history and making strides toward president biden's may 1 deadline for eligibility. japan has called out more flex ability for stimulus talks for a review to shore up its policy network to stoke inflation. the japanese central bank sent out a wider movement range for bond yields for buying targets for stock funds and lending incentives if it cuts ra

tom: john from coventry emails and says what does it mean about the philadelphia fed?is the beginning of the boom data that gets us over 6.5% wrote? -- 6.5% growth? michael: it suggests there is more optimism among the philadelphia fed people. employment, 30.1. there is a lot of optimism in those numbers. it is the price figures people will pay attention to. tom: thanks so much and congratulations on a great fed day. jon ferro, it makes the yield move higher. jonathan: the outlook improves and when it does the nasdaq is allergic. yields are up 10 basis points. equity futures down, off 1.65%. we are familiar with the story playing out again this morning. tom: absolutely. what we are seeing is our team at bloomberg surveillance trying to get is the best guess on the moment. on inflation, it is david rosenberg, who claimed the partition of inflation, the subsectors of inflation. david rosenberg has been heated in his disagreement on the certitude of higher inflation. he joins us this morning. david, in our comments before this interview you went right to the heart of the

tom: emily, john has his heart set on a down payment in the hamptons. does he get the check from the stimulus? >> if he meets the proper cap. >> you don't have to humor tom. he is just trying to push john's buttons. we will hear a lot about the dow later today. there's a question of how quickly they will move on the next round of support stimulus, particularly infrastructure spending. there is a belief this is the last covid specific stimulus bill. what is next and what's the timeline? >> president biden has sort of already pitching this next bill as stimulus but not for short-term, but long-term. helping a be stronger than it previously was. we are expect to hear more about this when president biden addresses the nation. lawmakers of already begun working on this. the question is both democrats and republicans are supportive transportation issues, infrastructure issues but there is still some big questions that will have to be figured out. how this is paid for. different things dealing with labor laws and regulations. there will be some sticking points

tom: come on, john. jonathan: he is not buying. tom: he is not allowed to say. his general counsel will put him in the peach and timeout chair. he does mention the real yield. that is not the statistic. u.s. ggt, whatever it is, that is the real yield. you can see that friday's 1:00 p.m. and through the weekend as you get ready for the second week of march. look for that on carefully selected networks worldwide. jonathan: this scares me. i wonder what i am returning to on my desk on this show when you start promoing. what have you done? lisa: he is poking around. tom: corpus christi, texas, they do not agree with their government. they are wearing a mask. jonathan: coming up at eight :00 a.m., alicia levine. from new york city good morning. this is bloomberg. >> with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. the senate may formally begin debate on the pandemic relief bill as soon as this afternoon. i handful of moderate democratic senators want tighter targeting for jobless aid in stimulus checks. the biden administration is not counting on any support, so it need

tom: rounded up, john.e you get the j&j vaccine out, you can get single shots, it will ramp up that much faster. you wonder about the b.1.1.7 variant spreading rapidly in florida and some of these other races we have in other areas. just to insert a little gloom. jon: that seems to be a fair tail risk. that's kind of the one thing that still shines brightly for many people on the dashboard. lisa: and there was a case of the south african variant detected in colorado. concerns around the edges. jon: from new york city this morning, good morning. coming out, a more near -- morgan stanley investment manager. it is turnaround tuesday. it is now yesterday upside down. equities up 43. up a little more than 1%. yields come in six basis points. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> yields are not so high that we will economic deterioration. >> a tremendous amount going to justify higher yields. >> there is a strong correlation between their last two rounds of stimulus checks and the version you're seeing. >> if the fed starts ta

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tom: when john says this is new, what he means is you are nuts and we will go on from there. what is the market call you have at rbc? >>lori's focus is on financials right now but from the derivative side, when you look at the financials, the one thing that has changed from the options market is the fact that by box -- that buybacks are allowed again. what that does is it goes back to skew. if you think that buybacks exist, that essentially puts a put on the market. it's a dampening effect on the downside when you know the company's stock can be bought. it whittles the downside skew further and further. structurally, we like trade and. we are selling puts to fund the upside where there continues to be a long way to go because we think that put bill is far more comfortable when we know the buybacks are in place and that backstops the shares. jonathan: i don't think you are nuts, just to be clear. some great work. i think we should stand back and look at what we are talking about. $1400 stimulus checks and not my view, the view of people on wall street that this money could go

tom: we have got to go to this -- i look at the heritage of john randolph and brown ultimate frisbee.id you do brownell to when you were there == brown -- brown ultimate when you were there? andrew: i did! tom: thank you. jonathan: andrew sheets, morgan stanley. this was my fault. i will take responsibility. tom: this was your fault. the first time the show is off the rails because of the. jonathan: is it it -- it is so important what they think about the cycle and how this cycle and where we are from the market's perspective and the early moves they made back in april and the top now about removing that from the small caps and the idea that we are seeing a shorter cycle and we are already talk about midcycle dynamics. lisa: and the economics owning duration of owning long-term treasuries is starting to look more attractive ahead of the expectation of mid and later cycles. jonathan: we will continue to have this conversation with michael purves. if you want more talk about pet haircuts, all of the above -- lisa: they will be speckled and! jonathan: there will be -- lisa: they will be

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especially during the penn demick it's become the city of loneliness luckily there are people like john and con tom they work for the initiatives. it's kiosks have taken on the road and once performed by coos yes. that's the nice do more than that. should it be often we help those who are the most vulnerable of all food and who have come to realise that if it won for all those people. not just with her away from the real the only. was 6 . 2 christian montana he lives in the heart of paris all on her. she's 90 but still going strong during the lockdown the lose has been her anchor. you know that the solitude is hard to take can many older people not isolated and don't go out so of course they feel lonely that they're out there all alone week give us your thoughts and that's also why it's so important to have young people in your life who are said that both all that i really like having them around. oh it's.

angus king on a maine we all know angus followed by democrats chris coons jeanne shaheen john tester meg haasan tom carper our good old buddy joe mansion and former green party member turned democrat kristen cinema who she took the time to give a big thumbs down to the measure while rockin the giant lou lemon bag and handing out cake to senate floor staffers. because nothing my friends nothing goes better with a big dish of domestic economic tyranny. and a little chocolate cake i want start watching. on a city street. that is so let's see. this is your choice stay safe. grace see this least systemic dissent says the late show which. brings up the old. are welcome everyone watching the hawks i am a robot and i'm a nice across so well when the yanks democrat southern democrats won in the primed and shoot down all the efforts for a fight for pitino 15 dollar minimum wage here in the us at least for the time being the democrats killing that i think is it's very telling and foremost i don't think that mansion was anybody that we didn't expect to kill it considering the area that he represents in west vi

tom: there it is. this comes down to huge data worldwide. i go back to the great fortune i had in my youth of a meeting with john templeton in toronto years ago magical moment for me. he spent quality time with me and i will never forget the tennessee accent saying "tom, there will be a shortage of bonds." david page joins us from the huge french effort on quiet money. we are thrilled david page could give us wisdom. there is not coming a shortage of bonds. what will yield do? david: there is no shortage coming for quite some time. there is a debate going on at the moment. the unknowns in the financial markets is the scale of inflation we will see generated when we see the rebound in growth we are looking to see, and just how much of a change in the reaction function has the fed come through? i think bonds are toying with that. as markets except you see a pickup in inflation, you'll see breakeven inflation come through. that is not too much of a concern for the fed or other asset classes. but as markets are concerned the fed will not be as good as its word, real rates are rising. the pickup and real rates is what is driving the dollar and the

senators ben sasse, mike lee, josh hawley, tom cotton, john kennedy, ted cruz and marsha blackburn all voted against garland. at his conference hearing last week, garland promised that investigating the capitol riot would be a top priority for his justice department. joining us now, the co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. he is also an msnbc political contributor. jake, it's great to see you. we've got nominations on the one hand and this covid bill on the other hand. and of course, when it comes to covid, the question is, can mitch mcconnell keep all of this is democrats together to actually get this over the finish line? looks like they may be working over the weekend to get that done. what's your latest reporting on that balancing act because there is so much pressure from progressives to try to keep the minimum wage in that bill, as we mentioned? >> good morning, kasie. well, i think there is very little chance of the minimum wage ending up in the bill, virtually no chance, because bernie sanders is suggesting that democrats ignore the parliamentarian's ruling, which is no

tom: in the derby, john and i closed down a bar. the first thing john said to me over the weekend was the buzz of soho. we heard that yesterday from tom kelly keogh, the wonderful restaurant tour, after you went off to one of your other properties, and he was heated about the buzz and restaurants. that's as good as any indication we will get from retail sales. tom: -- jon: people are not waiting for the president to tell them when they can see their friends. not a great buzz across europe. europe has real problems and we will talk about them through the program. problems around the astrazeneca vaccine, now all the big european nations pausing the use of that. we have seen supply issues and now we will have real issues around acceptance. tom: a single headline for our american viewers, sweden saying no to astrazeneca. that was the final shoe to drop. jon: germany, italy, france in the last 24 hours. that's a problem for astrazeneca and the vaccine rollout. let's bring in a man who knows europe, jens norvig. so many of these stories a

tom: i do not want celery. jonathan: coming up, blackrock head of global financial fixed income marilyn watson. yields up seven. on the tenure, 1.44. i don't think he said i love you, johntom: but even worse he answer the dam question. jonathan: he did. can i go? lisa: look at those markets. jonathan: from europe city, good morning. -- from new york city, good morning. tom: will do this again tomorrow, right? jonathan: we will be here on tv and radio. looking forward to it all. up 1%. i being authentic. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ritika: it looks like the proposal for a higher minimum wage will not be in the coronavirus relief bill. senate democrats are shoving a plan to use tax hikes on big as this is to get them to raise wages. -- on big businesses to get them to raise wages. the concern is it would not be possible to get all 50 senate democrats on board. immigration will be the main topic when joe biden holds a virtual meeting with the mexican president today. the mexican leader plans to propose a labor program that could bring up to 800,000 immigrants a year to work legally in the u.s.. a senior administration o

inspired by the fund raising efforts of r e f a veteran so tom moore an english football and marcus rushford john will cut plans to skate 90 laps of his courtyard by his 90th birthday next year. if i do through the really. annoying. despite describing his court yard route as a bit hairy due to its slopes he has already completed 8 laps the great grandfather is doing it all to raise money for the charity fair share which helps feed hungry children and their families it's really quite endearing and a bit humbling in a way i only women have to feel a bit like a real grown. up with them both and the people who go and they are the real heroes . i mean what i was doing using his wife's roller frame john wilcox has already smashed his initial fundraising target with 9 months to go. let's get a reminder now of our top stories on g.w. italy has expelled 2 russian diplomats after an italian navy captain was allegedly caught red handed selling secret documents to a russian official the kremlin says it hopes bilateral ties will not be damaged if there. and germany is holding the use of astra zeneca corona vi

making fun of me, john and tom, about trying to see around corners, but what corners can we see aroundit comes to inflation continuing on the trajectory higher than people are expecting, or whether there is a transition between the lower inflation regime is going to be smooth? matthew: over the coming months we will see sharp rises in year-over-year and nation. as chair powell has highlighted, we had historically week prices last year. mechanically you will see inflation rates rise. on top of that you're likely going to see some price pressures in the categories at the epicenter of the crisis. hotels, restaurants, those type of things. from that perspective, there is a sharp rise in the near term make sense. i think beyond that, we do expect moderation in inflation as our baseline expectation. the risks are skewed to the upside for the first time in a long time, and that is primarily due to regime shift. from the fiscal side, sending -- spending significantly is clearly a regime -- a regime shift from the fed perspective. encouraging inflation to move higher. there is -- lisa: there is

andrew cuomo survive this politically, jim trusty, congresswoman nicole malley of talk is, tom homan, arthur cueto, john cox it is the cuomo scandal happening right now details keep getting worse, new questions who orchestrated the cover-up to make cuomo look better right when cuomo was coming out with a book and howc? we handle the pandemic. right when the media launched cuomo enter international celebrity status, the biden administration continues to downplay growing frustration among law makers. house republicans saying is also a national emergency, shelters are a quadruple capacity what is happening the frustration of the distracting d.c. fight overcome attics that is the challenge the biden teamva privately admit ths is the worst crisis in a generation the debate trying to do cancel culture on a term of border crisis, and to this double standard where are the democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez and elizabeth warren where are there shelter to complain about those facilities like the same trips they made under trump, why are democrats blocking hearings on the border crisis despite holding multipl

john will cock was inspired by the cheeseman of war veteran captain tom moore, and also the football tar marcus rush to raise money now for charity. the 89 year old is dusting off his right to skates. it's been 70 years since the last skaters. but john will caucus decided it's time to get his skates out once again, walking to be boring. jogging through boring and i saw this boy and his father skating growth. and i thought, well, that's the thing to do. along comes with a throwaway. and i thought yes, with more wives, i'll be able to scrape. inspired by the fund, raising efforts of r e f. a veteran said tom moore, an english football and marcus rushford. john will cut plans to skate 90 laps of his courtyard by his 90th birthday next year. if i do, through the really annoying to despite describing his courtyard route as a bit hairy due to its slopes, he has already completed 8 laps. the great grandfather is doing it all to raise money for the charity fair share, which helps feed hungry children and their families. it's really quite endearing and a bit humbling in a way i only women have

it's notjust captain tom who's inspired john.l for that. so i knew, from experience, what it was to go to school hungry. sojohn is fundraising for fareshare, which redistributes surplus food to front line charities. john's original plan had been to raise £500. his current total is nearly 7000 and counting. john's first big fundraising challenge, but not his first time on roller skates. i started skating when i was 19, in the royal air force, stationed in cromer in north norfolk. and there was a roller—skating rink. i learned to dance on skates. you are a neighbour ofjohn's, what do you make of him? 0h, he's very good, yeah, brilliant. he's very brave, i couldn't do it. she thinks you're very brave. i'm not in line for the vc, i don't think! you never know, you never know! i have had donations from three continents in four currencies. it's been quite endearing, and a bit humbling in a way. they make me feel a bit like a hero, and i find that a bit embarrassing. the people who donate are the real heroes. without them, what am i doi

able to scrape inspired by the fund raising efforts of r e f a veteran said tom moore an english football and markus rushford john will cut plans to skate 90 laps of his courtyard by his 90th birthday next year. if i do through the week. despite describing his route as a bit hairy due to its slopes he has already completed 8 laps the great grandfather is doing it all to raise money for the charity fair share which helps feed hungry children and their families it's really quite endearing and a bit humbling in a. limited to feel a bit like a hero and. look at them both and the people who donate the real heroes. i mean what am i doing using his wife's role of frame john wilcox has already smashed his initial fundraising target with 9 months to go hard in football north macedonia have beaten germany 21 in a world cup 2022 qualifier into sport midfielder. scored the winning goal late in the 2nd half the result germany's 18 match winning streak in world cup qualifiers it was also their final competitive game before this summer's european championship. you're watching the w. news g w business news is up next with a man

john. stuck a little lucky the one while tom oh. but in a shelf warning north and this led. to. the danger that last door allowed to go long walk for just so. internally i live in fear energy 2 of you have been shot which is the duty of those who don't want to look them in and then you have to mature into child john. you know what. i did to you no one. really did you know sometimes not legally to all i did all of the dutch all of them and yet they don't much the right you. know. who done is done when. to show not as good i had as you know we were demanded that i'll manage should. i not lie like going to move oil to. all of sudden shot i learned that i had just moved on him a hug me. under the lid. born in. june and then have a good luck getting there non of the other job but then got disillusioned with the lot what her last dog along with the nation of the list. to one long are so young so we'll. just shown on our own washing the has it. of little. mind and all of the high has said that now walk one wide that has us not love and and. a quantum one will list the video at the let'

democratic loyalists could laugh at the jokes making fun of the carter family or lyndon johnson or john f kennedy. as tom shales that washington post television critic observed anyone looking at the tonight show 100 years from now will probably have no trouble understanding what made carson so popular and permitted him such longevity. he was affable accessible charming and amusing not just a very funny comedian. but the kind of guy you would welcome into your home. now carson worried. not only that partisanship would hurt the show. he also worried that nastiness would hurt the show. in a 60 minutes interview. he told mike wallace that people weren't tuning into the tonight show for an earnest debate over contentious policy matters. quote. why do you think? people why do people think that just because you have a tonight show you must deal in serious issues. that's a danger. it's a real danger once you start that you get to that self-important feeling that what you say has great import and you know strangely enough you could use that show as a forum you could sway people, but i don't think you should as an

tom: i do not make this up. john knows this because he had done it too. - when i am doing sports , truman is in my ear telling the robot what to do. jonathan: this advantage we write -- have right now. tom: rich truman saved me on michigan go blue basketball yesterday. jonathan: i will keep my fingers crossed, but i know you like the color blue, tom. with mohamed el-erian, bloomberg opinion columnist. i will see what he has to say. we have a viewer saying rambles all the way, no idea. we talked e.m. and the bond market later. from new york city this morning, good morning. we will ask him if queens college can play basketball. what a week it has been, tom. tom: i will take next week off. jonathan: i think you are off next week, right? tom: i am going to hang with tyler they created. jonathan: have fun, i look forward to that. from new york city this morning, good morning. the -- alongside lisa abramowicz. i am looking forward to that with tom keene this morning. he will stick with you through the radio in the next hour. equity market higher by 11 points. th

well john willen and tom have both written in and asked what the three of you think about the movie. well, i know catherine was an advisor to that movie. so i'm going to away you not really. no. i don't know about kate clifford last and i think what i i get a bowl important historic, i like the movie actually quite a bit. i thought it did a great job. i wish it had done more of the kinds of things that that catherine was talking about. they just show one scene like that, but, you know tubman data 10 a lot of anti slavery meetings and address them in boston and elsewhere. i would have liked to see her situated more and there was some controversy a thing about the the black slave catcher that was portrayed. yes, sorry, and you know clearly we know that they were instances like that, but they were so tended to be relatively unique right now. so the attention put on that i think was something that that troubles some people. always troubled about film they want it to be completely accurate and i explained like book nothing is completely accurate you're simply trying to pull it out make it

tom vacar ktvu fox tune, john.san francisco 49ers are working on a plan to safely reopen levi stadium so the fans can come back. the organization announced it has a medical advisory committee that includes top public health experts in the bay area, including dr monica gandhi from ucsf. she told us today on the four that the committee we'll be looking into the public health considerations that will support the return of some fans to the stadium, though i have to admit, i don't know much about sports itself. i have learned a lot about the virus, since march, 2020. and so it's thinking about spacing. it's think about ventilation masking. distancing all the things that we can do to keep people safe and still have this activity. 49ers er 49ers advisory panel will begin meeting this month to figure out the most effective strategy to get the players back on the field that levi stadium and at least some fans back and stands in texas governor greg habit, said today that he plans to open the state 100% next week and put an e

johns hopkins. vaccinations in north america north of three millie -- north of 2 million. tomuld see without a tide. jon: if you keep the beard i lose the tide. -- i lose the tie. tom: ferro without a tie looking like a young lad j. jon: the burden of youth. welcome back, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news i'm riddick a group step. six days after the -- i am ritika gupta. six days after that giant container ship got stuck in the suez canal the ship has partially been refloated and the operation to free it completely is underway. the channel has a backlog of ships waiting to come through. the biden administration is not ready to end tariffs on chinese goods in the near future. they can protect companies from subsidized foreign competition. in china ride-hailing giant is raising new funds for its self-driving unit. seeking up to 500 million dollars and a valuation of roughly $6 billion. the company trying to boost ahead of a planned ipo. in minneapolis today opening arguments set in the trial of a former police officer accused in the death of george floyd. der

tom: for me, it goes back to john adams making that decision. coming up, matt brill, senior portfolio manager. this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. get gym results at home. no expensive machines, no expensive memberships. go to aerotrainer.com to get yours now. >> we have to be conscious of the fact tha

john lewis -- should not be considered. we should not go backward. we should go forward." well, in fact, tomck is once again the head of the usda. john boyd, have you spoken to him and what are you demanding? >> two things. yes, i have spoken to him. one of the things that president biden also committed to me during our one-on-one visit in south carolina, there would be change in leadership the usda. so whethey announced secretary vilsack was coming back to the usda, he was not my pic and not myick for black farmers. i wanted blood andew leadership. someone who would take much more aggressive campaign against discrimination at the united states deparent of agriculture. when i lobbied all of those years for the claims remedy act of 2010, $1.25 million for black farmers, secretary vilsack, in my opinion, was too slow to act. i did not get the help on capitol hill. so i g on bod and began to campaign to help me pass that measure. i did not thi he was the right person but i spoke to him a couple of days ago. he congratulated me on the measure and the bill. but i so urged him to put in swift acti

heard of a non photo booking photo what is i don't understand velvet art next john gotti was was hit with when everybody to tom de lay rush limbaugh anybody who was ever ever arrested in the history you always wanted to see the booking photo except hers now i don't want to be conspiratorial but some of my friends in the know say unity thing she's in brooklyn but i don't want to go there because i don't know let me bring you up to this one she's charged with there it is who is this my aunt phebe anyway she's charged with 4 counts she's charged with enticing a minor transporting a minor conspiracy to commit both and get this. lying on a deposition she's the only person i think in the history of american jurisprudence who was charged with lying if there was a court just impaneled to handle people lying with definitions depositions you would have a 247 courtroom for that so the question is she is a keen pin in this she is a codefendant she aided and abetted jeffrey absent she wasn't this socialite fall in. entice or who enabled oh she is as guilty as he is now the question is why aren't they saying to her listen w

john. stuck a live look at the berlin wall tom. but then i had shelf warning north and this led . to. the danger that lashed or allowed a good long walk for just. in turn playing live with the energy we had been shot which it did you give those who don't want to look at them and then you have to mature into child. you know what. i did to you no one. really did just those times not a glitch will all of the dutch all the damage if they don't match the right you. know. who done is done when. to show we're not. going to have this you know we were dealing with it that i'll manage to.