walt disney is the parent company of abc 7.ve a second chance to catch rita and diane on american idol tonight on abc 7 at 8:00. the solar system is putting on a spectacular show tonight. a lunar eclipse is about to happen. the perfect time to check out this astronomical event. and checking outside, a live look at the bay bridge, where things looked to be breezy this evening. spencer christian coming up with your accuweather forecast. >> and in sports, the western conference finals are set. find out who the warriors will play for the right to advance to the nba finals. and steve kerr is back. the warriors coach says wh my classic and spicy popcorn chicken with 100% all-white-meat chicken. and good good sauce. ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 popcorn chicken combo. order on the jack app today. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong cont

one of my stories is walt and roy disney. walt wanted roy to spend $150,000 to fix the problems.hey agreed not to do it. they saved the money. but the accounting side and creative side would bump heads all the time but they found solutions. brian: you think people need to get unkonl comfortable when pressed by a coach? >> a great coach pushes you to perform better than you thought you could. a great leader does that also. that doesn't happen with some conflict and push and pull. it's not only the way too go about it. great conflict, you do your homework, i learn about the other side, i have a purpose when i'm finished. but there is also the long game. i wouldn't expect you to say you are right, john. you don't agree with me, you don't disagree with me. you slept on it and thought about it. here is the important point. no matter what your beliefs are, if we don't stick up for what's important to us as america we'll lose it. physiologically it's not good for you. if you don't engage and let this out of you, your brain starts to dull and it's not healthy. brian: you said when it com

. >>> now we're going to go from london to orlando where danielle breezy is at walt disworld with the weekend weather. hey, danielle. >> reporter: hey, guys. i am so excited. let me introduce you to some of my new best friends. we had such a fun time last night. i'm going to tell you about the big surprise ride, all coming up but first i got to show you this crazy video. this is a whale shark, look how large it was. this is off the gulf coast of florida, and that guy is a little too excited, i think. if you're thinking about cooling down going to a beach which is a good thing to do because it will be so hot this weekend, i will tell you water temperatures are cool up in cape cod. in the 50s. speaking of the heat, it will be hot for the eastern half of the country today. high temperatures in the triple digits from basically texas, oklahoma all the way up into kansas. that's a look at what's lisa: looking up to low clouds. visibility reduced. partly cloudy skies today. today is the coolest day out of the memorial weekend. the warmer weather arrives, unfortunately, after the holiday. rec

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[laughter] bloomberg mliv managing editor, eddie van der walt, thank you. bitcoin currently at $30,000, i gain of 6%, and eat there is just about $2000. coming up, the u.k. chancellor rishi sunak speaks to bloomberg on the cost-of-living of living crisis and brexit. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open, 15 minutes into the european trading day. equity markets are moving higher, up by around .75%. the u.k. chancellor rishi sunak says he stands ready to do more as the cost of living crisis rips through the country. align we have heard before from the chancellor. bloomberg eight economists have estimated the squeeze will cost the average family over 2000 pounds this year. >> i think it's important that the policy remains responsive to the situation. and in the spring and february, we had a sense of what was happening. in particular, we had clarity on energy prices because the price cap was increased in april by about 700 pounds. and we announced support worth about 350 pounds to support that increase. >> that d

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he is walt, the a you commission president had to say to day we are addressing our dependency on russian oil. and let's be clear, it will not be easy because some member states are strongly dependent on rational oil. but we simply have to do it. so today we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. this will be this will be a complete import ban on all russian oil seaborne and pipeline crude and refined. we will make sure that we phase out russian oil in an orderly fashion. so in a way that allows us and our partners to secure alternative supply routes and at the same time, be very careful that we minimize the impact on the global market. and this is why we will phase out russian supply of crude oil within 6 months. and we find products by the end of the year, they don't really correspond. marina strauss is in at strasburg, at the meeting of the european parliament. i asked her how efficient this long phase out will be? yeah, the commission president owes the laugh on the line saget, i will repeat it because it's important shit that your plans to you or that you commission propose

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document will be adopted next week by the majority of votes at least such forecasts are given by the walteet journal. i will remind you that at the end of april, us president joe biden asked congress to allocate 33 billion dollars to support ukraine, and later this amount was increased to 40 billion, almost 40 in the congress itself, the prospect of receiving this aid is discussed further by contacting us valery chaliy, a diplomat, the ambassador of ukraine to the united states , e.e. 15-19 years, we are your greetings. congratulations, glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes. explain that such things are possible, formal things are possible it is important that the senate did not make this decision in an accelerated format on aid to ukraine, how critical it is and how long the further voting may take, there really is such a procedure where in well directly or again the consent of all senators separately is not required voting and, unfortunately, this procedure did not pass, every day is important for us, of course, because every day when weapons do not arrive or financial aid does not arr

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with russia encourages western countries to further increase military aid this is reported by the walt street journal in the implementation of the belief that the military successes of kyiv in the confrontation with moscow have changed the calculations in washington and other defense in the capitals, the allies now have no doubts about the victory of ukraine, which will repel and deter the kremlin from future annexation plans, or the governments are now talking about a multi-year campaign to completely push russia out of ukraine, at the same time countries are slowing down the russian economy, its espionage network in the west and increasing the military presence in the ato in eastern europe or a comfortable life without fuel is possible in the next story, we will prove that it is so. while some kyivans stand in queues at the gas station for hours, others have already quickly arrived on bicycles and scooters or simply reached on foot, so everyone can save gasoline and diesel fuel for our army, agree they are more needed now why life without fuel can be comfortable, healthy and frugal f

avoid public statements because beijing is not a supporter of economic restrictions on russia , the walteet journal reports this, new analytics of the publication claim that even if the position is abandoned, the sanctions have the opportunity to deeply affect all supply chains, so technology companies are simply forced to leave the russian market according to the calculations of the chinese government in the first month of the war, the export of chinese computers and smartphones to the aggressor countries have collapsed, india is trying to knock out significant discounts on russian oil and wants to buy a barrel that does not become more expensive than $70, which is almost $40 less than on the market today. this is reported by analysts of the bloomberg agency with a discount, the official further wants to compensate for its risks and additional costs associated with sanctions against russia this country has still not given up importing black gold with moscow according to experts' estimates since the beginning of the war in ukraine india bought 40 million barrels of oil this is more than

the 9th, the day russia celebrates the soviet union's walt will to victory over the nazis. but there is no doubt this anniversary won't mark the end of a conflict where both sides now invoke the battles of the 1940s, victoria gate and be al jazeera. after nearly 2 and a half months of walk, hence the territorial map. in red, you can see air is held by russia, separatist allies there on the offensive in the east and in the south. a crimea was a next by russian forces in 2014. now these are the places where the fighting has been the heaviest. in the past few days in the east ukrainian forces continue to fight back. they've been using long range howitzers to shall russian targets in the khaki region. the artillery weapons have been supplied by the u. s. and germany. earlier on saturday, ukraine said russia targeted 3 bridges to translate the ukrainian counter offensive . while a former security chief who led a crackdown on pro democracy protest as, as hong kong new leader john lee was chosen by an election committee of about 1500 members, had been vetted to ensure their loyalt

what about walt's train? the authors have ambitions to make such an international project, pressure with some very cool international cast of actors. we wish oleg sentsov and denys ivanov success and to spit on his colleague myroslav slaboshpytsky, who has already announced that he will shoot a movie with oleksandr skazhgut. and this is the same representative of the same famous swedish dynasty of skazhgurd actors who received a huge number of different awards, these are such recognized cool actors, popular, it will be a screen adaptation of the novel tiger of canada by the writer john weiland, the main characters are men who save tigers from poachers , this film will be produced by two companies at once, two cool companies, the first protozoa is daryna aranovskaya and plan b of brad pitt and gardner's grandfather, by the way, well, first of all, too. we wish success to myroslav osokovpynskyi, one of the most successful and talented ukrainian directors who has not filmed for a long time, now finally, ah, but

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this is reported by the walt street journal in the publication, they believe that kyiv's military successes changed the calculations of tony and others in the western capitals, the allies now have no doubts about the victory of ukraine, which will repel and deter the kremlin from future invasion plans, or the governments are now talking about a multi-year campaign to completely push russia out of ukraine, at the same time countries are slowing down the russian economy, its espionage network in the west and increasing the military presence in the ato in eastern europe an extended curfew has begun in odesa and its environs. it will last two nights and end one day. it will end at 5 a.m. on may 3. during this time, it will not work odesa railway station and all suburban and interregional flights have been canceled for the time of increased restrictions, such security measures are due to the eighth anniversary of the tragic events in odesa, when 48 people died as a result of street clashes between the pro -ukrainian movement and supporters of the russian peace on may 2. all agreements and staged

soviet-made weapons around the world, they will be bought and handed over this was reported by the waltt journal with reference to the british minister of defense ben wallace, according to whom 23 countries have stocks of such weapons, and the british government is negotiating with them to supply equipment to ukraine in exchange for strengthening defense capabilities thanks to security guarantees or the placement of more modern models of the british the minister said that russia is also looking for weapons, which indicates its losses in the war, a large part of the british ministry of defense and military attachés are looking for weapons for ukraine to the whole world if we want ukraine to use the provided weapons already tomorrow we have to find what they successfully use and what they need, the need to support ukraine so that it can defend itself from the russian invasion is one of the topics raised by the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, when he received the jordanian king, and would give a second lloyd austin noted that now cooperation between jordan and the united states of amer

in 1924, the k k k even appeared in one of the 1st short films produced by walt disney featuring kids mimicking clansman. ah, the clue was by far the biggest social movement of the 1920s. and it was not only a mouse organization was somewhere between $3.60 people, but it was a family organization with activities for children, for young women, for young men at the same time that the class was hosting wholesome activities by day it's crimes continued in the shadows ah ah care care k has managed the unthinkable. it had become respectable, its imperial wizard, even grace, the cover of time magazine. i think the most important thing to understand and perhaps the most frightening thing is that they were, they had achieved a certain kind of respectability. they were viewed by many people as a legitimate i for turn, all political group in the united states. but this golden age wouldn't last. at the end of the 1920s, several scandals weakened the movement. david stevenson was the k. k case, new strong man, and grand dragon of indiana, who oversaw 100000 clansman. he was convicted of raping and

the di know, that you just mentioned with professor walt, where, you know, some of the, some of the says to him, yes, it's there. and then he says, well, and then you expect questions to believe us when we give assurances to of something that i mean, you see, the problem is in these, i mean, who is good to thursday night the season going to the west. now you up obviously doesn't want to go into the opinion because to the different economy is different wages and everything and it would be used action from the population. don't forget that when there was a referendum in the holland about an association with you can it was projected by the population. so you hope it's not going to allow that. italy, speaking of another scheme of a confederation, germany said it's not going to happen. francis is not going to happen and these 3 countries say that's not going to happen. because if you have to know to what's going to, he may not be trained when the war stop, you don't know with other war will stop. what is the most interesting development these last few days is to say the toilet the new york ti

mostly european plane is quite warm and that walt is spreading into what's county a fairly cold east in europe. but it's building down in spain to clean and you see the picture on friday that has more shoudl thunderstorm through northern france, belgium, germany, and beyond. the wants is here and spreading, spreading in towards currently, all the cold and wet weather and the spread continue. so by the time we get to saturday, you've got temperatures back down to where they should be for most of normally with hot spots them being hungry and then towards romania and also still spain and portugal. now obviously most north africa is hot except wasn't on shore. breeze numbers training, and once again we got that through libya and egypt which will pick up the dust and the sand. breakdancers howard this a hell which has been very hot recently and opposing that are the incoming seasonal showers. that they have been quite big and some of them have the greatest to hell, but not very many. however, there's a good line here at through nigeria, tunisia which looks pretty promising. ah, ah, i was

i seen the of cost now the, the process after the dollar anesthesia is rising. aldo, to walt, for example, the 20 years ago, a profit off the us dollar. as a reserve currency, was still a 72 percent. and now it has a declining to $58.00. the lowest, the ever. and the u. s. takes a fine finance and currency as a weapon to attack the outcome, especially last year. we traced the structure of the financial se, but i think but we have to but an on the other hand, we have to meet and he states the us dollar is still the strongest currency into now you know what it, we'll take a long time to get rid of a dollar to germany. so easy, so god, we need truly fall the national economic, an issue and money to a sister and adopt the form of the local currency in terms of payment on liquidation and to strengthen the, the dollars asian trained economics to digital economy, our digital currency and the out of means. so although it is very ready, coach, we must do it well. ah, zealand has declared it will extend his military deployment in the south pacific, solomon islands, until at least, may next year. as

a place, an embargo on alternative sources of information, whether it's in different issues of the walt in different conflict. it is, i think, leaning towards one particular narrative and demonizing the other narrative. and i think many different one in which some countries are guilty of the same mistake. and over the pakistan now where the government has bund or rally planned by the ousted prime minister in ranken, who demanded early elections. authorities in us lum. about foot row blocks ahead of the rally. the government said the events should not go ahead and threatened to arrest, protested who quotes read chaos. the decision came after policeman was killed during rates on the homes of con. the 4th is, and they have resulted in more than $400.00 arrests, allegedly made to prevent the protests in the company's capital. they 1st raised the issue of a foreign conspiracy than the assassination plot, and now they are trying to spread and are key in the garb of march. they said this march is going to be bloody. they had already raised civil disobedience slogans, and attacked institutions.

let's turn to the world's biggest entertainment company — because shares in walt disney have been onlmost eight million new subscribers to its disney plus streaming service in the first three months of the year. that was a lot more than investors were expecting, particularly after rival netflix revealed it had lost subscribers over the same period — and forecast more people would ditch the service in the coming months. disney+ added 7.9 million subscribers in the last three months, beating wall street expectations for its video streaming operation. now, disney has 205 million paid subscribers across all of its services globally, that includes disney+, espn plus and hulu. it shows how quickly it is closing in on rival netflix, which still leads with 21 million subscribers, but disappointed investors last month when it announced its numbers were actually falling. the mouse house may have what it takes to come out on top in the extremely competitive streaming market, and more customers are showing up to disney's amusement parks too. that segment of its business took in $7 billion of rev

i want to walk through some of them because they can really be seen as a window you could say into walt peyton's thinking. so let's start with the ukraine is or has been committing genocide against russians because in its own country. well, we're talking about in ukraine, there's actually no evidence of that thus far in this kind of ties in to something the putin has been really supporting for years. know, there are these all whole concepts of risky me or the russian world, or no way to see a new russia. and basically, this has been attempted by the kremlin to claimed dominion over on areas with our russian speaking. people basically saying in her peripheral russia is russia's sphere influence. so if you threaten russians there we have the right to intervene either economically or militarily as well. it's a way of kind of trying to expand their power bases and you know, it's a, it's an attempt to justify the conflict in ukraine at this point. but there is no evidence that there's been massive motions taken against russian speakers there. there has been no widespread violence against the

at walt disney world, in ride that is fully closed and is an intergalactic chase through time and spaced in scenes, some larger than a football field. new technology made this possible. >> we can rotate and turn you into the action in all directions. everyone that goes on in right cannot describe that station. -- sensation. reggie: cosmic rewind opens may 27. basically, it spins. drew: i went on disney's youtube just to see. i cannot even describe what is going on. it looks incredible. you are on a roller coaster but immersed really screens around you. i do not know how they did this. reggie: a giant monster is chasing you. your cart moves so you can see him from all these different angles. drew: it is like space or not. reggie: with a huge blow. drew: let us see what is happening, a cool morning. the spots in the north bay in the 30's right now. partly cloudy skies overhead. we keep those partly cloudy skies, quote temperatures, breezy conditions today and tomorrow. chance of an isolated shower over the next 48 hours. not widespread rain, best chance along the coastline and in the nort

. >> you heard it here first with our eddie van der walt, also some great mliv surveys. stay with us, bob parker, advisor at. and we will speak to michael sonnenshein, chief executive of grayscale investments about their european w. -- debut. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. european stocks up 5.7%, risk off sentiment being illustrated. everything else in the red. checking on currencies, euro-dollar currently 1.0 or, sterling 1.22. francine: this week coincided on the showcase of our launch, the question was can the ftse 100 outperform the s&p 500 this year? the majority said yes with 58% backing the ftse. the problem is that the u.k. is still be perfect thunderstorm for everything the world is living through, but so much more intense in terms of inflation, what is your outlook for the u.k.? bob: i'm afraid it's very negative. the bank of england forecast is that growth is going to contract next year, the second half of this year we are at best going to have flat growth. and inflation is going to remain elevated. the bank of england forecast is too hig

high-up people talking about inducting pan sexualism in the programming for young kids, it's wrong, walt would not want that so get that to the mission, that's why people love the company and you lost your way. maybe that will be the wake-up call that they need to get back on track. alicia: commissioner, do you believe disney could have possibly overplayed its hand here, that maybe it should just stick to what it does best? >> look, the ironic part of all of this that disney has had special district since 1967. there's never been a conversation until this moment to change the way that it works. and if this was truly an opportunity to look back and see whether or not disney had too much power, too much control, too much authority, then have that conversation, go through, do a full analysis of impact of the state and what this can do for our bond rating and the economy and for the individuals living there. that's not what happened. what happened was the company regardless who it is, this is not isolate today just disney that if you dare cross this governor there's revenge to be paid. that'

let's bring in that a vendor felt -- eddie van der walt, he is with the mliv team. there is no doubt, this is part of the bullish narrative this morning. but of course, it's got a major consequence for the oil market as well, because that has lit up on the back of may be reprieve in china. eddie: if we see demand bouncing back in china in any shape or form, that will spur demand for commodities. the commodity markets have been in total flux, if not for the last be years. so i think if we see any sort of a bounceback here, it is not just going to be oil prices, it is going to be copper, the broader commodity complex that will be seeing a significant bid. i think that probably stays because of the uncertainty we have had over the last be months . manus: paul, let me bring that back to you. eddie is excited about maybe a continuation of the commodity boom, goldman, of course have called time on the battery elements. if we are in a new reopening explosive commodity phase, does that have the potential to crush the peak inflation narrative that everybody is banging on abo

i want to welcome bloomberg's eddie van der walt. what you think is leading commodities lower? lots to pick from. eddie: i want to welcome you back but i know you did that at the top of the show. alix: i will take it. eddie: excited you are back. copper and iron or will be weighed on by the bad news out of china. i think the global growth story is as much of a problem for the metals at the moment. people are getting nervous. we did a survey on markets live where we asked people what are they worried about in europe? respondents said recession or stagflation. people are worried about growth in europe and across the board. guy: are commodities leading the rates market and are the rates market leading the equities market? eddie: if commodity prices are in charge we are in for an easy ride. that makes the policymakers jobs easier. if inflation is being driven by the jobs market than it is a lot harder because they would have to take the sting out of the jobs market. break the economy in order to bring inflation back down. if it is about commodities i think we are past that point in

walt disney would not want that. get back to mission. that is what people love.ou lost your way. maybe this will be the wake-up call that they need to get back on track. [cheers and applause] >> laura: you heard the reaction. wonderful interview. next, we will be joined by -- we will be joined by superstar surgeon general dr. joseph ladapo and as callagy continues to trickle over his own words and guidance, we will there's not just how florida got the covid response right but also how they would react to some of the future challenges that the freedoms from next one. stay there. [cheers and applause] every once in a while, my heart can feel a little off. and even when it doesn't, i like to feel good about my heart health. that's why i have kardia mobile. kardia mobile is the only smart device in the world that is fda cleared to detect the three most common heart conditions in just 30 seconds. and having one in your pocket not only gives you peace of mind, the doctor will thank you now. kardia mobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading cause

great to be you state florida moved repeal improvement district over walt disney resort cleared its very first hurted dismissing the lawsuit against both state, and the governor, which as you blocked repeal of this. judge in particular action is russ district court judge chief judge judge. she says claims are no sufficiently mature and it insufficiently defined. tomorrow he permit effective decision making by the court. now furthermore she added this, the first apartments retaliation claims do not qualify for watered down third party standing. very interesting. and titled federal government by attorney running for u.s. senate. will sanchez on behalf free taxpayers. with unorange county for those of you keeping score yes, sanchez plans to refiled next week but for now it is governor-one. ready creek nothing. woil. >> core pore vague aware that they can nts recklessly wade political fooits without response question for many conservative becomes, all right now, what is next? and. we have a plan he made for the tune in pharmaceutical start ups before writing book last year called woke ink. h

that is eddie van der walt on all of the market action paid -- action. we will speak to the european commission commissioner for budget and administration. that is coming up shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 40 minutes into european trading day. we see losses across the benchmark in europe after a brutal day of selling, risk off moves on wall street. almost 5% losses across the nasdaq. every sector in europe is lower apart from energy. worth noting in terms of the bond markets, you saw that yield on the u.s. 10 year above 3% yesterday. italian and german spread coming above two hundred basis points. francine: -- part of the sixth round of sanctions on russia. how will this affect the economies on the region? to answer that question, we go to maria tadeo joined by the eu budget commissioner. maria: thank you and we are here in salzburg. we are joined by johannes hahn, who is the budget commissioner for the european commission. this is beautiful scenery but when it comes to the economy, isn't that beautiful? -- is it that

the walt disney company could lose its copyright to mickey mouse if you, senator, have your way. you've written the age of republican hand-outs to big business is over. and you've proposed legislation this week that would limit disney's copyright protection for the iconic cartoon to 56 years. proposed measure comes week after governor ron desantis signed into law that will strip disney of its self-governing status over its theme parks and resorts around orlando, florida. disney executives made no mention of this drama in florida yesterday as they were touting strong results on an earnings call. senator hawley, what is the endgame here? >> the endgame is to stop federal hand-outs to woke corporations like disney. why should the multi-billion dollar corporations keep getting taxpayer money in order to intervene in political issues in a way that hurts american families, that goes against the wishes of american voters and american taxpayers. listen, if disney wants to take a political view and say they aren't in favor of parental rights, fine. why should they get federal government h

to walt, too incom when he had his fastball, this is a person new has proven to not even remotely haveiling upwards. if the economy, inflation, gas prices, kevin can talk about more affordable internet action, but the top issues, what gives anybody the confidence that this man who has been a politics for 50 years, has never run any business in its life as a mental tools to fix this. it is safe to say that a red tsunami is coming. the only question now is how big, lawrence. lawrence: why did joe biden turn on joe mansion? being a moderate, you would think he would be an accomplice for joe. it seems like mansion has been made the villain with reality, he is governing like biden promised. >> listen, lawrence, i don't think -- i think they have a pretty good relationship. joe mansion's number in west virginia are incredibly strong. he has represented as a moderate democrat. >> mansion is doing well with his voters. the same voters that biden promised he would govern. so, the american people seemed like they are being fair. it seems like every opportunity that the president gets he dashes m

in the words of poet walt whitman he was a man of the mighty days. and equal to the days. as he commanded the union army during a pivotal moment in our nation's history and later let our nation through a critical period of transition as president of the united states of america. grant stands a day as one of our nation's most noted military leaders. but ironically he originally had no desire to pursue a military career in the first place and only reluctantly attended west point after his father secured him an appointment. but it was in the army and especially in combat where ulysses grant found his calling and his success. he distinguished himself as a young officer during the mexican war serving under noted leaders like winfield scott and zachary taylor who saw in grants the makings of a great leader. in fact taylor once said of grant i wish i had more officers like him. returning to the army after the attack on fort sumter. he proved himself on one battlefield after another as an extraordinary officer and combat leader. rising to the rank of lieutenant general the first s