very interesting and huge, huge possibilities that dr. dominic wilkinson from the university of upset. thanks so much for sharing your expertise and insights with us. and joining us here on out there, a doctor, you're welcome. now the u. k. is competition watchdog has find facebook nearly $70000000.00 during its investigation into the company's purchase of the website goofy. and the competition and markets authorities, as facebook deliberately failed to supply information on their acquisition. the regulator says it's the 1st time accompanies and find at such an early stage in an investigation. facebook meanwhile, says it disagrees with the decision. and when our considerate options are, the art tech is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, and that's for profound changes in greenland. net clark went there and sent us this report. the village of close look is remote wild and still in touch with the old ways. just 200 people live here even so it's one of the larger communities on the thinly populated, east coast of greenland. sled dogs. it out the end of summer. yeah, for the

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it was through his mentor, june jones, a coach who coached him as a player at the university of hawaii. he was very upsetto, this is a personal decision. it's just very confusing why somebody would give up a job that good when this will cause him to probably never coach at this level again. >> yeah. well, it is going to cost him. it is going to cost his team. it is going to cost a lot of fans for sure. dan, dan wolken, thank you. >> welcome. >>> so if it is a day that ends in y, the red sox hit a grand slam and won a playoff game. andy scholes with more in this morning's "bleacher report." good morning. >> they get the bases loaded and you think, certainly they can't hit another grand slam. there we go. kyle schwarber, another one. boston, three grand slams in the 162-game season. they've hit three in three games against the astros. the red sox, the first team ever now to hit three grand slams in a postseason series. last night, happened in the bottom of the second. bases loaded for kyle schwarber. he unloaded on that pitch. that made it 6-0, boston. houston just deflated at that point. fenway rocking. b

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upset. >> who's number one now? >> university of georgia. go dogs. whoo, whoo, whoo! my life. >> her whole family is excited about this. >> i've been getting text from family all morning. so excited. >> congratulations. >>> a whole lot more ahead here on "gma." we're counting down to the blastoff with captain kirk, yes, we'll talk to william shatner and the crew as they get ready for that trip to space on blue origin. >>> also, robin's exclusive interview with selma blair, on her battle with m.s. and her hope for the future. george? >>> we go to the missing toddler in texas. marcus moore is in houston with the story. >> reporter: george, good morning. officials say t3-year-old christopher ramirez is improving and doing well in the hospital after three days of that agonizing search for him. this morning, we're learning new details about his rescue from the man who spotted him. this morning, the man who police found the missing toddler is retelling the moments leading up to that remarkable discovery. >> christopher, is that you? he speaks again. i was like, whoa, praise

upset and they pulled all of their funding. they started their own pageant. the miss universe pageant. miss america is a nonprofit.it was very tied to atlantic city tried to retain favor there whereas miss usa has always been a for-profit. they never really got hung up on the scholarship thing. miss usa is a pageant that has always been at peace with the entertainment value with young women in the state. miss america, continuing to have young women and swimsuits for another 68 years, not that comfortable with it. it never, always searching for the right thing to do. always consumed by anxiety of what is right. miss usa, turn on the tv. bigger brooms, bigger hair, sexier. just a bigger vibe. by the way, that is the one that donald trump owned. donald trump does not own miss america. >> that is kind of all you have to say. [laughter] >> we have to have some other folks that may want to ask some questions. tell me, and i know that this is probably very controversial. do you have a favorite? [laughter] >> that is very controversial. i think that my favorite is -- [inaudible] do you remember her? she had this pioneerin

upset your viewers but we think of infrastructure think about the color just said. power grid, roads and bridges, ports, airlines, airports and rail. we do not think of the social programs, universal social engineeringpr for $1.5 billion and that's an occult universal social engineering not pre-k. poat those issues are important, have them voted on separately. they don't have them voted on separately we need roads and bridges and i agree with your guest. >> lots to unpack on that one. i am happy he mentioned the creation of the interstate system. some of you may not know was a h anniversary present eisenhower signing legislation that established the nation's interstate highway system. awfullyl would be an nice anniversary present if we could get it to president biden's desk. i think the real point of his observation was the second piece of the dialogue that is beenra going on for several months. this is definitely the bill i am here to talk about it's the heartin infrastructure area. the democrats have also wanted to move forward a social infrastructure bill there is a no those two things are moving around in the same sphere. i can tell you they are not linked. the 19 republican s

upset someone's performance over that period of time. of course, there are so-called green sectors like tech which still perform well, but they will have less of a universeassets to invest in which will be potentially profitable. at some level, there has to be this recognition that if you do have a nonprofit constraint on your allocations, you will have to accept lower returns as well. guy: we are going to leave it there. great to have you along for the ride today. thank you very much for spending so much time with us. bilal hafeez of macro hive, thank you very much, indeed. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the key feature of the belfast good friday agreement is balanced between communities and their links with the rest of the u.k. and the republik of ireland -- the republic of ireland. that balance is being shredded. guy: lord frost speaking in lisbon a few minutes ago. here with the latest on what was billed as the speech that was likely to escalate the situation between the u.k. and the eu is our u.k. brexit reporter, joe mays, who was at that news conference. let's talk a bit about what was said. this was expected to be a fairly blunt speech that was likely

of demand or you are just upset about the delayed peloton. this is impacting so many people because it is drugs they need to stay alive. and these hospitals, universityt have enough anti-inflammatory medicine for chemo which is also used for covid. so if they run out of that the doesn't get the chemo they could actually die. ainsley: this is america. you possibly won't get your chemotherapy. brian: if try something having one port open up 24 hours, that is not enough in our country to think you are actually trying to solve the problem. you have all these ceos and you come up with one answer and that suffice tore anderson cooper on cnn last night incredible. ainsley: coming up, the fallout after dr. anthony fauci's agency admits to funding gain of function research in we hahn. brian: keep china in check sent off not one but two hypersonic missile test. general jack keane it reacts to it china's rampant effort to military dominance ♪ ♪ this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but, whatever work becomes, the world works with servicenow. how does amerisave deliver such low mortgage rates time after time? that's a good questi

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upset china. paul: greater china executive editor john liu, thank you for joining as. japan being pushed to confront racial discrimination issues that have spanned across generations. university of francisco professor hwaji shin joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we are counting down to the start of trading. here are some of the stories we are watching. in south korea, kakao pay will fix its price. the ipo price will likely be set at 90,000 won. an interesting story about the generational feud likely to manifest in the upcoming elections and south korea. younger voters calling themselves the "give up generation" as they grow frustrated with the pace of change. in japan, progress on the virus front. cases have significantly dropped nationwide and authorities are looking to open more parts of the economy. we are watching how the yen will move. the fx markets reprice the central bank moves. and another eco-data point to watch out for. pmi coming out from jibun bank. services contracted at 47.8. we will have a big interview in the next hour with ranil salgado . paul: let's stay on japan. a long-standing and sometimes violent position with second and thir

upset because when we think of infrastructure we think of what the caller just said. power grid, roads and bridges, ports, airlines, rail. we don't think of these social programs, universalr $1.5 billion. that is what i call it. not pre-k. if those issues are important, have them voted on separately. they don't because they think they will fail. we need roads and bridges. guest: a lot to unpack on that one. i am happy he mentioned the integration of the interstate system. some of you may not know back in june was the 65th anniversary of president eisenhower signing legislation that established the interstate highway system. this bill would be an awfully nice anniversary present if we could get it to president biden's desk. the real point of his observations was the second piece, the dialogue going on for several months, and that is, this is deafly the bill i am here to talk about. it is definitely in the hard infrastructure area. the democrats in the house and senate and president biden have also wanted to move forward a social infrastructure bill. there is no doubt those two things are moving around in the same sphere. i can tell you they are not linked. the 19 republic