shai: with virgin atlantic come for sure -- virgin atlantic, for sure.uy: thank you for your time, as always. european equity markets coming back reasonably strongly, as you can see. a bit of outperformance coming through from london. the full details to follow. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are wrapping up the session in europe. we are into tuesday and it has been a solid performance. but start with the macro top-down picture. the stoxx 600, five-year chart. this bit i want to focus on is the pandemic. european equities down brutally at the beginning of last year. europe does not have the tech that drove the reflation story early on in the united states. it has taken longer. the cyclicality, the value trade. we have dug ourselves out of that hole. in the last five years -- those numbers it is worth the comparison and contrast. let's put it that way. today the ftse 100, energy stocks are weaker. a few stand out names in the ftse 100. the miners have come back strongly. the ftse outperforming. the dax having a strong bounce back. coming back, the cac 40 up

>> one thing about being labeled the virgin bachelor is, i fully was a virgin before that.ugh answer of why i was a virgin. the truth is, i was a virgin bachelor because i was gay. and i didn't know how to handle it. >> reporter: now, 29 years old, colton says he'd struggled internally for much of his life. >> i've known that i've been different since the age of 6. and i couldn't process it. and i couldn't put my finger on what it was until high school. my freshman year. when i knew i was gay. i was more attracted to boys and men than i was the women and the females. >> reporter: as a football player and a devout christian, colton felt he needed to deny his sexuality. >> i had already grown up in the catholic church. i have gone to catholic grade school. i had learned in the bible that gay is a sin. i had made mistakes in my sports, in my athletic career. when you make mistakes, "that play was gay," gay affiliated with a consaying of negativity. i hated myself for being gay. >> reporter: after living his entire life as a heterosexual man, he came out to friends and family t

. >>> virgin joinlgs, a cruise line calling on the cdc to let us sail with fully vaccinated crews and passengers the ceo joins us as "power lunch" starts right now. >>> welcome to "power lunch. two hours left to trade and we begin with the markets at record high just the economy's recovering the fed on the side. hardly get better for the stock just let's get to mike santelli. when everything looks so good could that be at peak? >> at least time to start asking the question whether things can improve from here or whether everything is priced we thing to be on alert for is when the market stops responding positively to good news. this is a two-year chart of the s&p 500. you see this really kind of orderly but sleep uptrend. we had an orderly uptrend to the february to 20 highs with a predictable fed and slow growth. now a predictable fed and rapid growth so the market can make the peaks. this yield curve shows this world view in one chart saying things are getting better. longer term yields higher but the fed's not pushing back but so short-material yields are well anchored. this is act

virgin atlantic 2017 reduced co2 emissions by 20%, and will go another 10%.part is where things get complicated in sustainability of fuel. these new planes will be with us in the next 20 years. they are more efficient, but they rely on fuel. fuel happens to be, of course, emitting co2, but also very efficient for the density of energy. the thing with batteries and hydrogen and new technologies will emerge that can make an impact for the next 20 years. i think it is difficult to predict, and i wouldn't rely on it. the number one thing we can do is promote sustainable aviation fuel. while the government has gone far and announced an 18 million pound investment, it is incumbent on the industry, the airlines, the government. this is a great opportunity. just as we are creating for the pandemic, we should be doing the same for sustainable fuel. it is going to take a mammoth effort to do that, and that is the way that we go. virgin atlantic was one of the first to fly a commercial flight in 2018 sustainable aviation fuel with our partners. we need to go further. ev

it is not just virgin atlantic.lantic works in a joint venture with delta and air france klm. the ability to connect to flights across the united states is a major element. from london going east and south as well. let them come in. we will take them extremely seriously. our job is to make their lives difficult, and provide a level of service that our customers are accustomed to. guy: i will be talking to jetblue's chief operating officer tomorrow. that was shai weiss, virgin atlantic ceo. it is interesting. a number of airlines have told me over the last few days they see their business classes being filled up with basically people wanting to go on holiday. they have saved a lot of money and now that the leisure market starts to reopen, that is what will fill that. it will not be a higher price. there are going to be opportunities to go on nice holidays and sit on a decent seat. alix: wasn't it united that announced flights to iceland, croatia, and somewhere else, three regions where they have never flown before be

for a special called "road to the future" she starts by looking at the virgin hyperloop and how it's 8th, 2020. just outside las vegas, nevada, virgin hyperloop passed another milestone in its ambitious journey to revolutionize the way we move. it carried out its first passenger ride. >> three, two, one, launch. >> reporter: josh geigel, ceo and co-founder of virgin hyperloop, and sarah luchin, the director of passenger experience, were the first to test it out. what was that experience like for you? >> oh, it was absolutely incredible. it was phenomenal to be sitting in a vehicle that we designed, built, we've made safe. once we started going down the pod, we felt a nice gentle acceleration. it was a pretty short test, but we got to the end and all we wanted to do was go back again. >> yes! >> reporter: virgin hyperloop is harnessing magnetic levitation technology and wants to take it to the next level. >> what we want to do is be the first new mode of mass transportation over 100 years. we're not a plane, we're not a car, we're not a boat. what we are is a pod moving inside of a tu

, virgin and ba was told by the desk here that the major airlines, virgin and ba are holding a pressning do we have any idea of what they're going to be saying, anne and then i will come to you katy on that? i then i will come to you katy on that? 4' , then i will come to you katy on that? ~ , ., then i will come to you katy on that? 4' , ., , that? i think they are very disappointed _ that? i think they are very disappointed by _ that? i think they are very disappointed by what - that? i think they are very disappointed by what the | that? i think they are very - disappointed by what the prime minister said today because they thought they would have a very clear idea that they would be able to say to their customers "yes you can go on a holiday" and we noted a huge number ofjobs depend on this. and that we should be able to fly and we need a thriving airline industry. but it is quite clear that there is something the prime minister knows that he is feeling so uneasy about that he is feeling so uneasy about that he is feeling so uneasy about that he couldn't even hold up a promise to

bush and she is now the delegate to the virgin islands.gresswoman, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. it's an honor to be here with you. >> so, let's start with attorney general merrick garland. he took two major steps this week, first the d.o.j. opened a civil rights investigation into the minneapolis police department one day after derek chauvin's conviction in the george floyd murder. these kind of pattern or practice investigations were almost nonexistent in the trump administration. there were 25 in the obama era. do federal probes into local police departments actually make them better police departments? >> i think they do. because we need to have accountability and transparency. for the most part, to me, the chauvin guilty verdict was not about justice, but it was about accountability, and having the justice department look at accountability in police departments is very important to maintain that accountability at the local level, by injecting federal oversight over that. in discussions with the congressional black cauc

virgin islands. police say ryan payne still has not allowed them to board his vessel.atement to the mirror, he writes if he could travel, we would. we want to be helping with the search and we dream of being able to wrap our arms around her darling daughter. police and the virgin islands say they are still trying to gather enough probable cause to get a search warrant, but experts here at home say they have enough and they are simply not doing their job. shannon. >> shannon: aisha hosni in new york, thank you. a new video shows the extent of the carnage from an isis attack in mozambique. thousands were killed by islamic state terrorists and the african nation and we are told tonight the country's military has finally retaken the town back from isis. police using tear gas to restrict -- they used it as partiers chanted "freedom" be it a handful of partiers were injured, four people were arrested. in 22 instances, they were giving a royal profession to their new resting place. the mummies were moved to a new museum on vehicles outfitted with shock absorbers and surrounde

virgin's spacecraft lands like an airplalane.kililled o one o of pilots.. ththere have beenn many success tests since then, and the compmpany expecects to givee pe an o out off thihis world e exp and b bring them back safely. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> and t t's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online all the time at cbsnews.com. capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> it's friday, april 9th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." texas shooting spree. in yet another deadly rampage, police have revealed new details about the man accused of opening fire at a cabinet business. >>> new concerns. why at least two vaccination sites had to shut down over the same coronavirus vaccine. >>> tennessee twister. severe weather damages an elementary school. how one resource officer possibly saved the lives of possibly saved the lives of dozens of students. captioning funded by cb

anchored in the harbor of keep virgin island of service auntie's the vessel of return for architect d.m. me this is much more than a floating music studio it's a call to africans whether in the diaspora our african-americans to return home to the continent designed by nigerian financed by amalia and located in keep bird it's a tribute to african contemporary design and a window into the future. world water it's a fluid environment so food space you know we have to learn to live with water instead of fighting with it we see this also as a vessel of return for people in the african diaspora and as a place we right we're now it is of the african continent once a country ravaged by famines and drought 46 years after independence the small island nation is one of africa's fastest growing economies trucking but african migrants who are choosing keep bird over a life in europe and the diaspora are returning to their homeland among them really monies from the east coast of the united states she has built a business helping african-americans in deep burdens relocate to the islands and never go.

that is a virgin atlantic flight from mumbai. virgin atlantic flight from mumbai.atlantic flight from mumbai. virgin atlantic have confirmed all the people who got onto that flight had to prove they had a booking at a government approved quarantine hotel. this is clearly going to cause a huge amount of disruption as we saw in caroline's report. the situation in india does seem very desperate. soaring infection rates, hospitals overrun. that is why india is on the red list. public health england confirmed yesterday that a further 55 cases of the variant first seen in india have been found in the uk, taking the total to 137. frightening figures. thank you very much. the convictions of around a0 former postmasters, who were accused of stealing money from the post office, are expected to be quashed by the court of appeal today. more than 700 postmasters were prosecuted between 2000 and 201a, because of a faulty computer system. the post office has apologised for its failure, and said today's hearing will be an important milestone in addressing the past. a review into e

virgin islands in the house of representatives.nt manager in the impeachment trial of donald trump for inciting the attack on the capitol. and i assume that they will be using some of the evidence that you presented in the senate impeachment trial in their cases against donald trump >> well, i am hopeful that they will use it. part of our discussion and our strategy was to use what we believed at the time to be the most impactful, using demonstrative evidence that is now in the public record, part of the congressional record in the senate, that can be used by whomever in future litigation against the former president >> and in your legal experience, your work as a lawyer, this reads, correct me if i'm wrong, but this reads like a pretty standard lawsuit for injuries suffered because of the recklessness of another person >> yes, it does. and i believe both he and officer hemby continue to have ongoing physical as well as real emotional trauma that they are facing, along with countless other officers who were there fighting for hours

i'm nicholas hall in the capital of cape verd prior work out virgins have come out in numbers to vote in this. election over concerns of the economic fallout of the global pandemic on the small island nations economy. with this force as european football's governing body away from condemned proposals for a break choice super league warning any clubs thinking of joining that they'll be banned from domestic european and world wide competitions. rose just after 1800 g m. see we begin the news are in russia where as mir putin's government is under pressure on multiple fronts for the 1st time in decades it's causing a diplomatic disputes with the czech republic after accusations the kremlin spies were behind an explosion in 2014 they kill 2 people in a turn southeast of prague well moscow has voted to retaliate after prague expelled 18 russian diplomats when they so says it stands in with the czech republic the e.u. is meeting on monday to discuss the crisis also on the agenda is the fast deteriorating health of president vladimir putin's prominent critic alexi the vul me now he's on hunge

plastic what we do know recycling hony world as a last resort and using ocean ocean bound instead of virgin plastic is a small win for the environment just not as big as some companies want you to believe so really look at what you're buying read the fine print yes that annoying person embrace it otherwise your good intentions will probably just say that. at this point the cynics among us may feel justified in leaning back and saying oh that recycling racket makes no difference anyway the plastic will end up in my fish fingers no matter what but there is a lot of evidence to show recycling makes a difference here's a look at the virtues of the circular economy which isn't much different from the way nature operates. this is me. good bye to that empty to go cap on the way to work. farewell to that pair of worn out shoes the ass it takes not so long. our daily lives are dominated by a relentless round of production and consumption in the process we waste valuable resource squandering finite commodities like oil gas and smash holes. throwing things away creates a lot of trash and harmful emiss

and 1st female prime minister in keep bird she has made youth employment and attracting the keep virgin diaspora a priority and often we. will nation to ghana care if there is to move in the 10 years and the huge just we have become what we are today thanks to their financial contribution skills and no lage they transmitted to us by 12 countries. these ones uninhabited islands where slaves were shipped off to the americas have 145 years later become a nation that welcomes design and creativity to the continent to our day yemi the vessel of return isn't in vain for africans to imagine and invent their own future . and nicholas has now moved to capitol prior he's with us from there nicholas take us through what's going on with the elections. last. that's the beauty of live television as a necklace can you hear me. like you know he. will leave it there hopefully we'll reconnect with nicholas just as we go of course that happens why don't we get a check on the weather in the meantime with evidence. however we got more warm sunshine coming in across the middle east no great surprises here a

this includes portfolio companies like virgin galactic.o, this is all only part of what we are investing in. we are including anything above ground. these are companies that are manufacturing and developing autonomous drones and platforms. we are also investing in some enabling technologies like 3d printing and the key beneficiaries of these industries and global connectivity via satellites. emily: let's talk about why there are companies like netflix. explain that to me, how that ties into space. renato: i think people were surprised to see those holdings. john deere, netflix, google, alibaba, tencent. i think that is what differentiates us and represents a significant market inefficiency in the public equity market. i think that is true for many of these disruptive technologies that we are trying to capitalize on. netflix will benefit from this global connectivity. 3 billion people around the globe do not have access to the internet. in the u.s., 40 million people don't have access to broadband. netflix -- netflix will benefit from this.

the british virgin islands are highly prized by some corporations the ones that shift profits across national borders into shell companies in order to pay hardly any taxes u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen proposal for a global minimum tax rate of 21 percent was aimed at these companies washington urgently needs additional revenue because the pandemic is costing billions the u.s. treasury loses nearly $50000000000.00 a year to tax cheats according to the advocacy group tax justice network germany comes in 2nd and france is also among the top losers no wonder yemen is finding support in europe. the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen said yesterday that she's in favor of the worldwide minimum corporate tax rate this is a matter that i've been working on for a very very long time. but let's take the american 21 percent and use it as a global minimum tax rate and base could fly and also and the business the tax havens own side if you will as well as in your. it's not only caribbean islands that are among the world's most attractive tax havens e.u. members the netherlands and luxembu

im suresa it was the virgin mary protected me. thatt is typical.t is one story out of 2000 kids all having similar stories if not from home but from their journey. so as we go through this very complicated situation, we all need to keep remembering at the end of the day, these are children coming here for protection and we have a legal obligation that has long been established how we handle these children that come to the border unaccompanied. we have a lot of work to do but i do believe the shelters are the right start because we don't have conditions in a place there is not enough room kids are on top of each other and uncomfortable. although notin a deal, it is something that does provide some level of comfort. the truth is they don't know what happens and asked or their rights or what will happen. but that is the next step in the process. in theme shelter their job is to reunite with the family member or take them onto the next step. so right now we are doing case managementob they will start movingng and we will see it will happen they put up

the british virgin islands are highly prized by some corporations the ones that shift profits across national borders into shell companies in order to pay hardly any taxes u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen proposal for a global minimum tax rate of 21 percent was aimed at these companies washington urgently needs additional revenue because the pandemic is costing billions the u.s. treasury loses nearly $50000000000.00 a year to tax cheats according to the advocacy group tax justice network germany comes in 2nd and france is also among the top losers no wonder yemen is finding support in europe. the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen said yesterday that she's in favor of the worldwide minimum corporate tax write this is a matter that i thin working on for a very very long time. but let's take the american 21 percent and use it as a global minimum tax rate and these could fly and also and the business the tax havens oh side of europe as well as in your it's not only caribbean islands that are among the world's most attractive tax havens e.u. members the netherlands and luxemburg ar

other a little higher but when it comes to gemma big as and of course i always look right in the eyes virgin perhaps the biggest guns a new hobby of mine i'm going on the record i love to be in the news there are pros in their account but when you think them all together they realize it's called just another way of leverage are you ready to meet the dr and then heard me right through it. hello guys this is the subject the 7 percent about full blown off the streets you think issues and sharing . you know where the shutdown we're not afraid to touch on the delicate topic of africa's population is growing. and young people clearly have the solutions to their job. 77 percent know everyone on d w. this is d w news and these are our top stories u.s. president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions by hauff by 23 it's the most ambitious climate protection targets ever set in u.s. history around 40 countries are taking part in the 2 day but will climate summit. hundreds of mourners have been remembering dante rides the young black man shot and killed by police at the small wright was kil

the british virgin islands are highly prized by some corporations the ones that shift profits across national borders into shell companies in order to pay hardly any taxes u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen proposal for a global minimum tax rate of 21 percent was aimed at these companies washington urgently needs additional revenue because the pandemic is costing billions the u.s. treasury loses nearly $50000000000.00 a year to tax cheats according to the advocacy group tax justice network germany comes in 2nd and france is also among the top losers no wonder yemen is finding support in europe. and the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen said yesterday that she's in favor of the worldwide minimum corporate tax write this is a matter that i've been working on for a very very long time. but let's take the american 21 percent and use it as a global minimum tax rate and these could fly and also and the business the tax havens oh side of europe as well as in your it's not only caribbean islands that are among the world's most attractive tax havens e.u. members the netherlands and luxem

are going to love her but when it comes to gemma big also in the eyes virgin is perhaps the biggest the new blood hound on the road i love to be in the news there are pros in the recall but when you've been to the building to realize it's called use of the other way of never say are you ready to meet the dr and then voted me right. later. still to come to grief. and to me it's clear to me. the solutions are all to. join me for a deep dark green transformation for me to. welcome to all sing culture on this edition we look at how performing artists are finding ways to occupy and express themselves despite the devastation their professions all still facing pandemic knockdowns. we'll hear how one casualty and production of romeo and juliet has reinvented itself we put up the same the theater where the long life production couldn't open. and we'll be lax with an artist.

nicaragua to the border of the united states and he said that his patron religious article was the virgin mary because he felt like she had been guiding him on his trip and through the societies of dallas and catholic charity, they brought a beautiful frame of the virgin mary as the kid saw that, you could tell that it was something that they -- it was a piece of warmth, a piece of comfort for the kids, they would neil and do the sign of the cross and this little boy in particular, he said, i love that picture and i was like, why? and he said because i am sure that she is the one who allowed me to get here safely. he said i was asleep in the desert one night and i felt myself, somebody woke me up and told me to get up and i looked over my shoulder and there was a snake that was about to bite me and he said and i am sure that it was the virgin mary that protected me as i came in. so that's typical. that's one story. you know, out of 2000 kids that are in there all having similar stories, if not stories from homement stories about their journey. and so, i just think that as we go through th

and the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, ms. plaskett, for five minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you very much. during times of crisis, mr. speaker, and upheaval, societies have a unique unit to reimagine themselves, to fix wrongs, to make themselves better than they were previously. the pandemic of 1917 created the roaring 20's. the aftermath of the civil war brought railroads, canals, bridges to connect us. the great depression gave us the new deal. after the devastation of the covid-19 pandemic and the revealing of racism, economic inequality, wealth and health care disparities, we must use this time, this opportunity to not only forge forward but to correct wrongs. while the american rescue plan is changing the course of the pandemic and delivering relief for working families, this is not the time to build back the way things were. this is a moment to reimagine, rebuild a new economy. the american jobs plan is an investment in america that will create millions of good jobs, rebuild our country's infrastructure, and position the

invest elsewhere virgin group remains largest shareholder for the 24% spac, virgin intends to you'd netcontinued affected by the unprecedented impact of covid-19 and supporting growth of new and existing businesses none the letts, virgin galactic shares down about 11.5% right now. we'll be right back. stay with us. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tradeoffs. that's t-mobile for business. did you know that petco, is now a health and wellness company? their groomers work wonders for my confidence. i trust their vets, and i'm known to have trust issues. they deliver high quality food the same day. i was outside digging, what'd i miss? just everything reg

. >> we are stepping forward beyond what we think is currently possible, which is exactly the virginnation you need -- exactly the courage and determination that we need. >> donte wright was 20 years old, and african-american shot by a traffic stop. -- shot by police at a traffic stop. >> we need to try to get the stench of police brutality out of the atmosphere. >> welcome to the program. india has recorded the highest one-day tally in new covid-19 actions of any country to a debate began. -- country -- covid-19 actions -- covid-19 inc. actions -- infections . there is also a furor that way. -- there is a fear that this second wave has yet to peak. >> this may last for another 10 days to two weeks. given the strain, currently is hard to imagine what is in store for them. >> hospitals are at capacity, hospital supplies are running out. families are paying huge prices to buy oxygen on the black market. people are also asking for help on what at -- what's app. it puts the pressure -- if there is pressure on hospitals, there is pressure on poor hymns -- on crematoriums and graveyards to

. >> one thing about being labeled the virgin bachelor is i fully ws a virgin before that and i could didn't know how to handle it. >> when you're not living your full self and you're always like not necessarily on guard, but there is a heaviness to it. how did you manage it? >> i didn't manage it well. i put myself in really bad situations on purpose. i put myself in these situations so i could try to force myself to be straight. i still would say thank you for making me the bachelor, but we got there in a roundabout way of finally i am healthy but i am healthy and happy because of moments like that. >> were there specific things you were able to do this past year that helped you get to this point? >> i bought a home in denver. i settled down there. i have my family there. i got closer to god this year, and i know even saying that now as a gay man people will be like how is that even possible? i don't think unless you understand -- i used to wake up in the morning and pray for him to take the gay away. i used to pray for him to change me and i can now wake up and pray to god and i ca

well, the very fact| that you have the chief executives of both british airways and virgin well—known the government to understand that it's economically unviable for people going on summer holidays this year, perhaps with children, to start to have to take multiple tests. it would just cost too much. but we still don't know the detail. we don't know whether or not those tests can be the lateral flow tests. can we use the lateral flow tests that we have been told we can take twice weekly free on the nhs, or will we have to pay privately for a lateral flow test or more expensive pcr? if it's a pcr, then that is really going to damage the industry desperately because people just won't be able to afford to go on holiday. won't be able to afford to go on holida . �* ., , ~' holiday. and where do they think we will be able to _ holiday. and where do they think we will be able to go _ holiday. and where do they think we will be able to go to _ holiday. and where do they think we will be able to go to for _ holiday. and where do they think we will be able to go to for may - holiday. and wher

. >>> we'll tell you why shares of virgin galactic are coming back down to earth.e is public we'll look for the next in crypto stay with us when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. >>> time for today's power movers we start with virgin galactic. richard branson, the company's founder, disclosing that he sold more than $150 million worth of stock. that was recently. and that's more than 2% of the company. shares down almost 15% next up, quantumscape falling after short selling by scorpion capital. the report is titled quartanscape a dump by silicon celebrities that make their look like amateurs. doubts the company's claims about its batteries for electric vehicles shares are down 12% on that report we end with wine garden realty kimco is buying the company and specialize, both companies specialize in outdoor shopping centers. shares of both are higher. kimco higher by 1.6% an

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and he said, i am sure that it was the virgin mary that protected me as i came in. so that's typical. that's one story, you know, out of 2000 kids that are in there, all having similar stories, if not stories from home, stories about their journey. and, so i just think that as we go through this very complicated situation, we all just need to keep remembering that at the end of the day, these are children. and they're coming here for protection and we have an obligation. we have a legal obligation that has long been established about how we handle these children that come to the border unaccompanied. so we have a lot of work to do, but i do believe that at least these influx shelters are the right start because we don't have super great conditions in a place where there is not enough room and the kids are on top of each other and uncomfortable. so while it's not ideal, it is something that does provide some level of comfort to the kids and the truth is, they don't know what's happening next. loaded with the right. start they don't know what's going to happen. but th

the virgin bachelor?s morning, he delivered what may go down as the most shocking finale in bachelor history. >> i ran from myself for a long time, i hated myself for a long time. i'm gay. >> jimmy: well -- i am too. [ laughter ] i was just waiting for somebody else to say it. wait a minute. if you're gay, why are you in a house dating 25 women? that was the big question, i guess. was it fair to those women who were all there for the right reasons, i'm sure. [ laughter ] does abc now owe them a do-over? could they sue? how does colton feel about putting the lives of so many dental hygienists on hold? >> i just wish i wouldn't have dragged people into my own mess of figuring out who i was. i -- i genuinely mean that. but i also at the same time, like -- i can sit here and say i'm sorry to all those women, i can also say thank you. because without them, and without the bachelor franchise, i don't know if this would have ever came out. >> jimmy: well on behalf of all of us here at abc, you're welcome. [ laug

same with air air bn, and and virgin galactic before they went public. we're about to introduce you to the countdown closer whose fund helps you crash through those locked boardroom doors before names like robinhood and spacex go public. consumers went clothes and car crazy in march, pushing retail sales to their largest in ten months. top line number, okay, a leap of 9.8% propelled by a very incredible spike of 15.8% in auto sales while apparel sales pulled off a high jump worthy of the olympics, clocking a gain of 18.3%. both far outpacing estimates. some of the biggest movers today, let's look at tapestry. that's seeing a gain at the moment. tapestry up about 2%, lowe's up 1.5%. all of these are in that retail, you know, ecosystem here. you've got costco up by 1.5%. but then we also got great earnings from the big banks, bank of america and citi book as well as. as -- citibank as well as schwab. certainly, at this hour we are losing steam for bank of america and charles schwab, both down more than 3%, which leads us to wonder right now has the reopeni

. >> we're talking about virgin glak tick and you saw richard branson do the same thing. >> if you see company where people are selling you have to dig in and why they're selling or bullish on it or not and things have changed. goldman is taking companies out, morgan stanley is taking companies out. everybody is going to take companies out. it's a great idea for people to have to hold for a period of time sure. that's part of the push and pull in the ecosystem me, as an early stage investor, i really hold my positions for 10, 20 years and so people who want to be in lp in my funds or work with me know i have that philosophy other folks bring things to market and up to you to determine if you want to be in this the things that get me concerned is obviously not chewmot not selling his virgin position because he's doing so many other deals. i would be concerned about a celebrity or retired person coming out of retirement to get the one last payday on a company that doesn't have a real product or doesn't have customers. but it is your responsibility. >> jason -- >> i know talking about per

in 2018, one of his virgin atlantic 747s flew from orlando to london with lanzatech fuel in its tanks, a one time proof of concept. tell us about why you did that and what that proved. >> it was pioneering, but it was still, still in the sort of early, early days, but it was-- it was just trying to get the world to know that there was there was this wonderful company that was pushing the boundaries forward and that that hopefully one day governments would come in and support them enough to make it make it really, really hum. >> reporter: sustainable aviation fuel comes with a premium price. in some cases twice its fossil- fuel counterpart. in california, the business model works because the state has passed laws incentivizing fuel suppliers like neste to refine fuel with less carbon and sell it to jetblue and others. >> california has been an incredible proof point of how these fuels can grow and become lucrative and be available to the customers who are looking for them. we're supportive of additional states adding incentives and then also for a federal perspective so that we can see

so that is exactly the target point for , as you know, virgin galactic.s in the dog house, permanently. the nypd quietly terminated its contract last week with boston dynamics, the maker of that thing, is that freaky or what? the robotic canine officer. the nypd hoped the dog be a futuristic crime stopper if it was unleashed on your neighborhood street, right? but it received harsh backlash from critics who said it was an example of over-aggressive policing. the new york times reports the dog will soon be returned to boston dynamics, by the way, hyundai bought boston dynamics for $1 billion back in december, but hyundai is about flat at the moment but look at that thing. a robotic police dog. let's get to ashley webster live in hollywood, florida at a restaurant whose owner is hoping she has better luck with her robotic helpers. ashley, including a robot peanut ashley: this is peanut, liz. i'm not sure whether you saw the prototype at ces one of the years you were there, but peanut welcomes you as you come into the restaurant, and then, a human programmer

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the grandmother virgin utah only hsu immediately took her granddaughter to the eye doctor. something she says she put off for months because she didn't have the money. one of the defining images, at least from my perspective in this crisis is banned. lined up. cars lined up for miles. people just barely ever start to his cars. nice cars. lined up for miles. we've from box of food to be put in their trunk. i don't know about you, but i didn't ever think i see that number. and all of this is to know 4 of their own. no fault of their these people are in this position. that's when the rescue plan. is delivering food and nutrition assistance to millions of americans facing hunger. hunger is down sharply already. we're also providing rental assistance. you'll notice that the american people want to make sure they understand. keeping people from being evicted from their homes. providing loans to small businesses to reopen. keep your employees on the job. during these 100 days, an additional 800,000 americans enrolled in the affordable care act. when i established a special sign-up

plastic but we do know recycling only works as a last resort and using ocean ocean found instead of virgin plastic is a small win for the environment just not as big as some companies want you to believe so really look at what you're buying the fine print yes be that annoying person embrace it otherwise your good intentions will probably just say that. at this point the cynics among us may feel justified in leaning back and saying oh that recycling racket makes no difference anyway the plastic will end up in my fish fingers no matter what but there is a lot of evidence to show recycling makes a difference here's a look at the virtues of the circular economy which isn't much different from the way nature operates. but is this economy. goodbye to that empty to go cup on the way to work. farewell to that pair of worn out shoes the not so long. our daily lives are dominated by a relentless round of production and consumption in the process we waste valuable resource squandering finite commodities like oil gas and smash holes. throwing things away creates a lot of trash and harmful emissions. m

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plastic what we do know recycling only works as a last resort and using ocean ocean pound instead of virgin plastic is a small win for the environment just not as big as some companies want you to believe so really look at what you're buying read the fine print yes be that person embrace it otherwise your good intentions will probably just say that. at this point the cynics among us may feel justified in leaning back and saying oh that recycling racket makes no difference anyway the plastic will end up in my fish fingers no matter what but there is a lot of evidence to show recycling makes a difference here's a look at the virtues of the circular economy which isn't much different from the way nature operates. the circular economy. goodbye to that empty to go cap on the way to work. farewell to that pair of worn out shoes. not so long. our daily lives are dominated by a relentless round of production and. in the process we waste valuable resource squandering finite commodities like oil gas and smash holes. throwing things away creates a lot of trash and harmful emissions. maybe we should lo

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