without the ua ee on board? >> we cannot. >> does this dispute have the potential to bring an end to opec-plus? >> why should it to. we did not have an agreement in march. the situation dictated the people should seriously attend to the situation. >> but opec-plus needs a consensus or cannot work. if the uae does not sign up, you say there will not be an agreement but you are also saying this dispute cannot mean the end to opec-plus. this this may potentially we can see an exit by the united arab emirate? >> whatever was completed before, even after signing, they covered have dug their feet on issue like this other sense. -- ever since. why now? it is an extension of eight months, solid logic behind it. it has been accepted by everybody. sophie: that was the saudi energy ministers speaking exclusively with bloomberg. aaron, will these two sides be able to bridge? erin, can you hear me? it seems that we have lost aaron for now. haidi: we are trying to get back to aaron clark for more analysis as we continue to wa

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romaine: that is our ua for update. john authers. a lot more coming up on the show.e will talk about a hotspot in the economy. housing. we will discuss the latest homebuilders survey. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: today, we are focused on the post-pandemic recovery, how hot it is or not. when you look at the u.s. housing market, prices of some building materials hitting records. you can't say enough what lumber has been up to. but kind of rolling over. joe: lumber really has been rolling over. we reported a surge earlier in the year. now you see it has a race a lot of its gains. the rest of everything else homebirth -- homebuilders have to buy, anyway, joining us with more insight, ripple osseo, -- rick, you put it on your latest twitter survey, lumber, windows, dishwashers, osb i always forget what that is but something very important. all of it is becoming impossible to get. it seems like it's not easy and it's all getting worse. >> it is not easy. you were talking on -- touching on lumber, it is really pick your poison on all of the other input costs and supply b

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the white house said it has no plans to lift restrictions on travel and the ua and more than two dozenalong with brazil, china, south africa, india and iran. the united states currently bars most citizens who have traveled to those country. >> cbs money watch. thank you. >>> from new vaccine mandates to cases surging we are getting morin sight into the biggest coronavirus headlines. we are joined by a doctor from ucsf. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> let's your reaction to the governor requiring health care and state workers to get the vaccine or do testing? do you think we will see city and county leaders follow suit? >> yes. i think we are seeing a sea change here. i think we are at a crossroads right now. hospitalizations starting to trickle up. because of the mayhem caused of the virus, these measures are going to be seen over and over again. we have seen new york, we have seen the va. we are seeing the state of california. >> right now across the country we are seeing cases rise as the delta variant takes hold. the former cdc director said the united states could see

euro and there would be the 60th anniversary year because we are playing the 2020 contest in the euro uay the pandemic. it reminds you of the first victory reminds you of how much the will of history, it was the first winter being the soviet union and now long gone, italy only entered the euros in 1968 and a few minutes ago, perhaps the england establishment was a bit sniffy frankly, a bit sniffy at the prospect taking part with foreigners because football was our game, we invented he could see that in the modern chant for both coming home. a bit of the spirit of that, in terms of peoples respect for the footballing nations, because let's face it, england has been humbled by italy and assessing earlier, to learn from the humbling experience. we will return to the stadium and the reaction to the result in the euros final and a little later in this programme, we expect the trophy to be had overjust a few minutes to the winning team. sir richard branson hasjust returned from the edge of space — during virgin galactic�*s first fully—crewed flight. takeoff from mew mexico was slightly delayed

. >> mediacom supports c-span along with these other television providers, and ua front-rosita to democracy>> this sunday, c-span premiers january 6: view from the house lawmakers tell us about their experiences that they included colorado lawmaker jason crow. >> if you're not scared in a situation like that, there is probably something wrong with you. or maybe you don't realize the situation. there was a moment where i was going to ask one of the officers for his firearm. because i have used firearms before. i know i am capable of doing what is necessary to protect myself and protect others. but i didn't know whether the officers were, because of my experience in combat. you never know who is actually willing to pull that trigger and do what is necessary. but i knew that i could. so i was thinking about asking the officer for his firearm. i decided not to because i didn't want to put the officer in that position. and i am very different person now than when i was a ranger. i am a father, husband, member of congress and i thought when i took the uniform off years ago, that i had left that l

ua means it's very safe. >> that's right. the vaccines for those 12 and older. and this age group, we now have hundreds of millions of people around the world who have received these mrna vaccines, for example, and people have received the johnson & johnson vaccine that's also authorized. it's really safe. at this point it's a matter of paperwork. i mean, we're going through the regulatory process to get formal approval, but no one expects that this is not going to go through for some reason. so it's just as good as being fully approved. that said, i do think that formal approval is going to be reasonably important for workplaces, for schools that currently are not yet going the full step of mandating vaccines. i think the full approval will allow them to do that. as far as when younger children will be able to be vaccinated, those under 12, i hope this fall for elementary age children. but it may be a bit later. it depends on the studies because the studies are going to be harder. a 2-year-old is very different from a 12-yea

. >>> when we come back, the ceo live from mesqretis ua in a moment >>> welcome back astra, an aerospace, not people into space, is debuting on the nasdaq today the company is listing at a $2 billion valuation via spac and joining us now with our own morgan brennan is astra founder and ceo chris kemp chris, great to have you the business of space as we look into the future, fascinating because of the potential that we're seeing now in reusability and i guess frequency of launches, that is going to allow a different kind of economics. tell us first what astra adds to that. >> there is a trillion dollar space economy developing and hundreds of companies the past few years have been formed. many will join astra on public markets in the months ahead and trying to go to different places in space on different schedules. and having a small system where we can frequently launch from anywhere on earth to anywhere in space is the really only way they're going to be able to develop, innovate and get new capabilities into earth orbit to develop new applications. >> it's a new business relatively spe

the only question was is it also true for an ua vaccine. >> melody you have heard from nurses who are not in favor of the covid vaccine, right? >> correct. that is correct. sorry, go on. >> no, so, i mean, and we have been through this before when we had previous outbreaks of the h1n1 outbreak, new vaccines come on to the market and were made available. we had vaccine hesitancy in the nursing community, he can community, and what we need to do is focus on education, and when that doesn't work and when you're losing staff and seeing such a critical surge such as we're seeing in florida, we need to take more action. so by placing these mandates into effect, you know, they're going to be saving lives in the long run, and it's all about protecting our communities. health care workers, we have a moral obligation to model good health care, and make sure we advocate for everyone to get it, even our colleagues, we need to make sure we're doing our best with that. >> having heard from nurses who aren't sure if they want the covid vaccine, do you think that full approval of the vaccine by the f

so we're scrambling to open additional spaces to take care of these patients not just at ua mass but in every other hospital in the state of arkansas. >>, do health told "newsweek" not a single covid patient there is vaccinated. is that similar to your experience? >> it's close. we have several patients that are partially vaccinated and i think it was three patients that were fully vaccinated. but every patient that's fully vaccinated that had a covid infection are those that have some predisposing conditions, they're immunocompromised for some reason and that puts them at increased risk. but what i can tell you is that not a single one of those patients that are fully vaccinated has required critical care and none of them has died. as a matter of fact, the data shared by the governor today shows that greater than 97% of covid-related deaths in the state of arkansas are those that are not fully vaccinated. >> all right. thank you, dr. rawle seupaul. up next on "the reidout" texas democrats are demanding that their voices be heard on voter suppression efforts in their state and nation

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agreement was possible because the saudi and other key members like ua you, saudi arabia, russia, they2. it is positive because there is less chance of a price war, it will probably push down prices. we have thus chance of that. it also reduces the risk of inflationary oil spikes. now that we have a clear picture , it will be good for consuming countries. kathleen: we spoke to jason from prestige economics, and he still sees upward pressure on oil prices. $80 and above, because demand is going to keep increasing, he said particularly next year. what is your sense of this? reporter: we also have goldman sachs saying the opec-plus deal supports a constructive oil view, i think because we do see demand coming back, especially from the u.s. and europe. we are still seeing a more bleak outlook, because of the delta virus outbreak. it is the view of many analysts that they see demand coming back before supply. there is not a clear picture. we need to see how they will bring back the $400,000 and we need to assess it as the details come. kathleen: it is always in the details. thank you so muc

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where are you going >> i want to get back to the market for our viewers so we can sort of set things uas we get ready to trade 18 minutes or so from now. >> i just think -- >> let it snow >> well, ralook, today's the da. >> you're not going to step in and buy the cruise lines today. >> the cruise lines? did you read the lawsuit -- i mane, there was an overturn the appellate court agreed, did you read the lawsuit frank tolio filed from no rrwegian. what he said is we want to vaccinate everyone from the crew, be sure that everybody in the crew is vaccinated and be sure that all the tourists are vaccinated but the state of florida won't let them. >> right >> the state of florida is basically mandating that there be people on those crews that have covid i think that's a nonstarter. >> it becomes difficult, particularly given the level of infectiousness of the delta variant. >> right >> again, not morbidity thankfully you can get it very easily. >> you're either going to be -- here's what we'll discover in the next four weeks. you're either vaccinated or you get it there's no middle ground an

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but fortunately, this is a fast-moving system it should be out of heren the ua certainly did make a big's new debate this morning over whether or not a covid booster shot i is needed. in a joint statement overnight, the cdc and fda say an extra dose is not necessary, at least for now, but they add they are preparing for the possibility. and so is pfizer. that company seeking federal approval for a third dose of its vaccine, saying research shows that the extra shot within 12 months could boost immunity against the new delta variant. the highly contagious strain is fueling a surge of new cases nationwide. >> just one month after the fdfda's controversial approval the first alzheimer's treatment since 2003, the agency is now calling for limits on who gets the drug nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres joins us with more on the changes and what they mean for those living with alzheimer's. dr. torres, good morning to you. >> good morning, sinelle. >> listen, the fda approved this drug just a month ago. what changed? >> so the big thing that chang is when they first approved it, the

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companies ua earnings overall we think they will continue to lead, lastly, this notion of peak this peakive basis yes less negative but 11 1/2% earnings growth 2022 double-digit earnings growth record interest rates extraordinarily positive background for stocks. >> what do you make about what is going on with rates we've been watching 10-year, 30-year, and you know there has been concerns about the bond market and effects on the equity market we saw last thursday, by the way, a big kickoff for that sell-off, thursday, i can't go backwards i got doing forwards do you think a concern right now. >> i don't think a concern, i think what happens you are seeing you are starting to see, capital inflows people are missing, you are seeing foreigner investors come in buy bonds, what everybody was a convinced, that we're going to 2 plus percent on ten-year treasury if you look back since the great financial crisis we averaged 2.1% on 10-year over last 50 years, 5%, so notion of inflation, is obviously, transitory we've been on your network now six months talking about that this move to 2% was gott

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