commissioner wald?commissioner wald: nobody is going to do this, i nominate and hope she'll accept our current president as president for another term. >> president stephenson: i am flattered and have greatly enjoyed the last two years of leading. all virtually. i think it's probably high time to pass the baton to somebody else. as we go to in-person meeting, i feel like it's time to let somebody else step in the role. i like to decline in the hopes that perhaps we can have somebody else take up the baton and run with it. >> i want to thank president stephenson. you done a wonderful job. i would like to nominate vice ve president, commissioner ahn to be the president. he has been the champion of racial equity agenda. he has always been a great champion and advocate for this field. i look forward and learn a lot. >> president stephenson: commiss ioner ahn, do you accept the nomination? >> vice president ahn: thank you for the words, commission wan. i do. i enjoyed serving as your vice president. i hope c

things as it is not b a i can't say ah, we don't have time to pull up the video. lucas be wald. makes a hasty exit without saying goodbye and leaves us alone with his head a p. r. one last chance to ask how the business treats these contractors as they call them here i was when i was working on this, i found many people complaining being disconnected as an effort. i actually have to go now to suits 11 o'clock. okay. oh, so you don't want to to speak about human internet. that's that. i think we're done so only artificial intelligence, no human. well that's what we're prepared for, so. sorry. okay, it's a pity to get some answers to our questions about lucas b. walt and his views on his workers. we thought we'd try a different tact. oh, a. on the day, the figure 8 founder made his statement on disposable workers. there were other entrepreneurs marked him as well as a researcher. the late iranian, just on the right, ah, 10 years after the conference, we find lily living south of los angeles, california. ah, really, you ronnie teaches at the university of san diego and one of her s

alan wald is -- ellen wald is joining us a little later on. 8:30 a.m., how does this feed into inflationdo we see a peak in inflation? we get this as some of the inflation expectations over the next two years start to come down a little bit. when you spoke earlier about how important every inflationary read is, i couldn't agree more. it's a jumpy market. the treasury market is rising to the highest level since march, 2020. the banking committee will vote on moving forward the confirmation of jay powell as fed chair. sarah bloom raskin is highly controversial and lisa cook and philip jefferson for the board of governors. how much pressure when joe manchin is leading the charge and pointing a finger at the federal reserve to tackle inflation head on? we all have a responsibility that all is possible to manage our debt and he talks about economic pain stemming from the federal reserve waiting. how much does this affect how much they should -- who they should vote on? jonathan: from the nato secretary general, the first headline sites moscow for cautious optimism and that's reflected in the

if wald speed would believe that such a step is imminent, then we definitely would the stock price off met down by much more than a good 5 percent met. definitely has no intention to leave europe, but we for that before. and so depending on how those data laws are being written in the future, at least meta is saying they might be forced to uphold the plaque. how realistic that's really going to be as tough to tell at this point. well meanwhile, google is also getting hit by another lawsuit here in the you, but it's not the 1st and probably not the last given new legislation targeting the tech is operating in the you becoming a liability for google and other american texture. i am at least there is a lot of pressure going on and there's no question that the european union is putting a pressure on the huge digital companies. and there are no real huge digital companies in europe. the aim mostly is on those big at tech companies out of the united states, but the pressure does not just come from the european union. there's also pressure on a metal on google and amazon and the like here in

howard: joining us now from brazil is glenn between wald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist.ournalists -- not to mention musicians -- are continuing to pound joe rogan even though he's apologized, even though he's said he'll do more research, even though he says he'll have nor balancing voices -- more balancing voices on the subject of covid and vaccines? >> i think it's the same reason why they're so obsessed with fox news, sort of the one place that has always existed in the large media ecosystem that deviates from what the rest of the media is typically saying, like why can't you just have one place where people are questioning your orthodoxieses. and it's because the ability to control information is an incredibly powerful instrument that everyone who tries to obtain it wants to safe guard. and so what you see with rogan is he's built an enormous audience, bigger than essentially everybody on television, an audience that's young and ideologically diverse, and he does veer from the if pieties that they're attempting to implant. and they're looking to censorship as one of t

business, specializing in artificial intelligence that primarily works with google, the founder lucas b wald. agreed to spend the morning with us. lucas. hello. hello guys. nice to meet you. thank you very much for your time, chris. i know you have a busy schedule. thank you. at 38 years old, this stanford graduate has already worked for the likes of microsoft and yahoo before founding his own company. once his microphone is on a quick tour of their start up style, california office base is our, our best gust and play with cool and relaxed booth, probably or worse. dressed in play with the play. maybe i think a pretty good i don't know. very kind of our area is actually where i like to work my coffee got cold with and in the reception area and impressive display. these are some of our, some of our customers and the, the different things that they did with our, our products the, here's twitter. we helped them remove a lot of people that were kind of bullying on their website. you know, american express is up in france and yeah, you know, i've, i feel especially proud of, you know, something l

all righty. warming up with john as wald wait with baited breath for the book key to make the cool. the kremlin says it's old but waste of money because that will be no invasion. but still the war hawks. wait. it's a wonder the foreign ministers patience is wearing thin, cheryl and tim stewart. i'm disappointed that we seem to have dialogues between amused and a dead person. they seem to be listening, but don't hes, almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone was at times, compassed safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same sold today, from which numerous factors that we side sort of bouncing. then again, it could have been, has british counterpart, severing 2 russian cities off from russia. the really pushed him over the edge. you do recognize russia, sovereignty of the rust of foreigners regions. don't you? the united kingdom will never recognize russian sovereignty over those regions. poor trust a few short months ago, she was minister for women a

the more to paula wald emerged for the moment or longer for the moment. and this universal vision of justice was t hm. and taken in their own position by the united states. so i my understanding correctly that the return of use of force as a tool of politics not only in russia's hands, but also previously. we have seen many examples in recent history from citing from missouri, john, and all the way like to re key the united states or all the arabic conflicts, etc. oh, we see definitely an interesting cation of using and military tools in your politics . is that a consequence of the international law as a framework that is devoid of military force, it not being effective or it not being fully realized and not being fully practiced? there is an excellent definition about this problem. it sounds like the in the beginning, all the power politics simply means the end of the power monopoly of one country. so we used to have the power monopoly or foreign country of the united states for more than one decade after the cold war. and we remember what has happened t

of the action that's coming up after the break with ah ah better my survival guide, stacy is like wald stored sadly at the federal luther mill. there you go. oh no, it isn't came. we'll look at the rest, the 7 years old. every year. i've tried to report ah ah, oh, come back, the parliament of austria has approved the most stringent vaccine mandate in europe, despite staunch opposition, now needs final ratification from the president under the bill. every non exempt donald is required to have the job all face a hefty fine, the initial penalty. it's i watering 600 euros pregnant women are exempt. as all those with medical reasons and those who recently recovered from cobit austria's vaccination rate is almost 3 quarters of the population are almost 9000000. the country's health minister is clear on the advantages of this mandate. all experts believe that we will need high overall immunity in the population next fall as well. with this vaccine mandate, we will succeed in achieving these important additional percentage points in the vaccination rate. in while the world health organization

ellen wald said if you take away the ukrainian tensions, it might get into the 80's but it will not got much lower. that's a high and uncomfortable range for this election coming up. jonathan: the polls are getting uncomfortable for the white house. lisa: it's not pretty and i don't get the fact that the gas holiday they were talking about is getting a lot of traction. $.18 off your gallon price will not move the needle but it's a massive issue when you have real wages lagging behind the price of inflation. tom: aaa unleaded, your prices different. that's not an explosion but a nice lift in pricing of the $.18 of the gas tax. i am eyeballing your $.13 at the beginning of february. jonathan: coming up at 7:30 a.m. eastern time, michael collins getting his thoughts on what's happening in the broader market and and treasuries. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: investors get fresh clues today on the federal reserve's next move, minutes from last month policy meeting will be released and there is speculation the fed may have to act more aggressively to get inflation under control.

that is, i will, i'll deceit at one of situs. ecuador is highest court, as wald. indigenous communities must have a strong assaye of oil and mining projects that impact their land. the ruling is a serious blow to president game or last. i was plans to award mining and oil confessions and the amazon rain forest. the see a newman reports. this is the ancestral territory of the i co, fun community of seen on the way at the entrance of the amazon basin in ecuador could generations. this indigenous community has lived off of what the rain forest provides from food to medicines and boats. but when they discovered that their territory was being invaded by gold mining projects all along their river isolated community took action, men and women. there was a little we also have the right to protect care for and patrol our territory to identify the most impacted areas to tell the state enough, enough contamination enough of putting our territories in danger. but their indigenous patrols weren't enough. as, as commerce amazon, we began going to the capitol to pneumonia, ministry to see what was hap

jonathan: that was ellen wald, senior fellow at the atlantic council.n 0.2% on the s&p. pulling back their .3% on the nasdaq. no big drama here. we are down three or four basis points on tens, just about holding 128 2% handle on the 10 year yield. -- holding onto a 2% handle on the 10 year yield. at the moment, we are hearing from u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin on the situation he sees, the diplomatic effort, and the standing of nato at the moment. let me pick up on that headline. he has never seen nato as relevant and as united as he has today. we still have time and space for diplomacy to work. that is the diplomatic effort to get on the state of affairs at the moment, we don't see russia withdrawing any troop. we see russia adding more troops, even in the last few days. what they are very hypervigilant about at the moment and have been for the last several weeks, alert for so-called false flag operations. those other words of the defense secretary in the last couple of minutes. tom: to me, that is a key headline. this is a gentleman who started

ellen wald will be with us from the atlantic council as we await the president of the united states.his is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: there you see a picture of the east room of the white house, the largest room in the white house, waiting to hear from president joe biden about whatever the responsible be to russia's incursion into ukraine. as we wait for the president to speak, we are keeping our eyes on the markets. it's been a relatively wild day, the nasdaq down 3%, now higher by .6%. one group of stocks still in the red are the russian stocks. i believe the president is now coming out. president biden: good afternoon. the russian military has begun a brutal assault on the people of ukraine without provocation, without justification, without the necessity. this is a premeditated attack. vladimir putin have been planning this for months, as we have been saying all along. he moved more than 170 5000 troops and military equipment to positions along the ukrainian border. he moved to supplies into position, built up field hospitals, which tells you all you need to know about his intentions

leah wald with velkari investments. >>> coming up, peloton on pace for the best day afterafter axing the embattled ceo. we have the details next with the stock up 27 % to $37 a share. plus we're sending one of our own into the meta-verse. we've look agent the big brands putting real money into the meta-verse thexan iba aerhie chges ckft ts. >>> welcome back not a bad day in the markets with everything going on with the rates, the dow is 40 points off the high a 1% fwan. it's nearly matched by the nasdaq s&p up two-thirds of one percent. steel and aluminum stocks are on the move after the u.s. and japan struck a deal to roll back the trump era tariffs on steel alcoa, century up more than 11%. slx on pace for the best month since last march on the flip side, the fin tech names are under pressure robin hood tracking for the record loss. apple announced a new tap to pay feature for businesses that would seem to compete. block down 1%. but here's some of the chinese stocks take a look at the tech names. posting back to back weekly gains for the first time since october. it's flat on the y

. >> joining me now heidi pryzbyla and jake ward and alex seitz wald. heidi, you're not too far where i am in washington andowd of a school and talk about the parents an the move by governor youngkin signing this mask rule bill into law. >> reporter: this is fairfax county, northern virginia, which is one of the districts that was defying the governor when he tried to do this via executive order. the reality is when you look across the country in other states that have tried to do this, it is the courts that have had the final say. so we talked to two mothers. first you'll hear from stephanie saying after the governor signed her executive order, their children went to school without masks and were suspended and she said we're not considering the long-term implications of mask wearing. and then you could hear from tasha whose son jack has cystic fibrosis and said this is a matter of life and death for her son f. school boards are now allowed to make rules to protect them. take a listen. >> so they wanted to go back to school with a -- with a message. and

all the news, al, including the latest from the club wald, cough as the south american champions focused faults, and the final ah with whole ah ah, now archaeologists of restoring ancient science and gaza many have been abandoned for years because of his railey attacks that as una else's reports, palestinian students are getting fallen help to teach them how to protect their heritage. because this trip is small in area, but it steaming with ancient, tells an artifact that confirm its historical importance. but israel repeated attacks as well as the lack of interest in archaeology here have had a negative impact on tourism in antiquities, in this trip. now after years of delay, foreign restoration missions are returning not just to rehabilitate these sites but also to train dozens of palestinian students in the field of restoration enter ecology. that we got hall developer of hogan for years. we have been developing a program for the preservation and restoration of the site of st. heron in parallel with its restorations on we have also developed a series of training courses, the archaeolo