be sure to tune into "squawk box" tomorrow with lyft president and co-foudner john zimmer let's tradeyft up 7% it sounds like it's back to pre-pandemic levels and sounds like zimmer believes some changes have been made to the business model some dynamics might persist to make it a better model than pre-pandemic >> yeah and to what deidre was talking about, the gig-worker status is the real issue we're dealing with just a couple days ago, i believe the end of last week, biden administration said they should be looked upon and he'd like them to be looked upon as employees. that's going to be a head wind that will continue through this cycle, or through this administration obviously this is a get-back-to-work stock and i was looking at a chart, right, when she was talking, it tested or was below the 100-day moving average last time in november it was below it now until it popped after-hours this chart is a little more devastating than uber's chart so you know what i like to do on would you rather, i'd rather uber at this point, i think both of them are due for a sustained pop higher and

gm ceo mary barra and lyft's john zimmer. we do at carrier. our systems fill buildings and homes with healthy, clean air. we detect and put out fires, and help people stay safe and secure inside. our innovations keep foods and lifesaving medicines cold and fresh until they reach those who need them. at carrier, we create solutions to help you build a brighter future... >>> welcome back to "squawk box. the honest company set to begin trading today on nasdaq. founded by actress jessica alba priced the ipo at $16 per share valuing honest at $1.4 billion the stock will trade under the ticker hnst. joining us right now is jessica alba, honest company founder and chief creative and nick vlahos congratulations. this is a big day. i was thinking back, jessica, we spoke back at deal book in 2014 in the midst of this journey of yours. i'm curious if you think about what that journey has looked like, sort of how you pin what's happened between then and now. >> you know, it really feels like i have three kids but this really feels like m

also tomorrow, lift president john zimmer, the day after they reports losses.osses narrower than anticipated. writers are starting to return. revenues decline, but it was up 7% from the previous quarter. shares rising after hours. again, john zimmer, tomorrow. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. >> the following is a paid presentation brought to you by rare collectibles tv llc. . [gunshots] >> after four devastating years of deadly battling come of the allied powers of united states, france and england prevailed over

marcus zimmer joins us marcus, great to have you on the program.many announced the ambitious plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the wake of the top court ruling what do you think of the proposals on the table now y >> thank you for having me it is a complex topic. i think to understand where it comes from, you have to understand what climate policy is and how it is working today in kwquantitative ambitions i have an example of that. you want to improve the yield that you have and you get 10,000 euro yield annually forever on that that will be worth if you discount it 1% which is the common figure used by environmentalists, 370,000 euros today. if you use cost of capital approach, that yield would be abso absorbed the constitutional court rejects this way of thinking and basically tells us you shouldn't think discounting or discount future at all. rather, you should embrace the future generations in accounting on how you propose the climate policy this is exactly what has happened now and which has the yield over the weekend already forced act

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zimmer. was. more than a natural. part of. the welcome to worlds of the battle since this is the longest running battle in human history playgrounds or anywhere you can fight humans this is called group pass in recent years taking on the new guy mansion in the west with one side. being declared talks i didn't old boy see. indeed so back well to discuss that around in bed michael gurr and psychotherapist and best selling author mr gordon it's so good to talk to you thank you very much for taking time great to be with you thanks for having me now our audience is why the international i think to most people around the world saying that men and women boys and girls are creating a different not better not more valuable but simply different in biological and psychological terms this is not controversial at all it is usually considered to be a fact of nature why is it such a polarizing issue in the united states. i think it's primarily because of what we call academic academic feminism is the term that's used and and it's it spreads

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thomas zimmer joins me now. he teaches german and european studies at georgetown university.ere are some other examples in history where a powerful leader has used a big lie, those terms, as a propaganda tool? >> well, just like you said the term "big lie" refers to a specific type of propaganda for a lie told for a political purpose. it's so outrageous, so bizarre it's hard for people to resist. they believe it precisely because it is so shocking, buzz it's difficult to imagine anyone would lie in this shameless fashion about important political matters. and so supporting the big lie often becomes a litmus test for loyalty of a party or movement. the term like you said was actually coined by none other than adolph hitler in the 1820s. he criticized the german jews for deploying what he called the big lie. the german army was defeated in world war i but that's not what the far right wanted to believe. instead clinging to the myth the german army had been stabbed in the back by internal enemies. it was hitler and his regime relied heavily on propaganda built around certain big

i'm captain curl zimmer men. the big picture is a report to you from your army. a report an army committed by you to stop communist aggression wherever it might strike. the big picture is the cost to advance the cream campaign, through film taken by combat army men of the single core, these are men who daily were caught on camera, the big picture is how it happens where it happens. today the big picture brings unfocused the turning of the tide. you'll see our fight to hold on to the pusan parameter. you'll see air support from our carriers. the invasion of raleigh and the vision of soul. and you will see a first time report from the platoon leader for the army's 24th infantry division. now let's go back to august, 1950. >> on august 10th after 27 days of fighting in korea, the -- in pusan is ebbing and flowing for both sides. you know the nations are dug in on the border, -- outnumbering are as two to one have thus far failed in their objective to guide un forces into the scene or destroy them until we can take the offensive. at the southern end of our beach, a t

people in the zimmer. should select cities. for. the. fortune for the automobile out of both is more than enough to show us financial. russia celebrates the 76th anniversary of the red all means the victory of a nazi germany and the great patriotic war. troops the raid on red square and akram flying overhead as most go commemorates victory day our correspondents were there in the hogs of the cow. it's all following each and every detail. but. it should be fantastic. and also this hour a recap of some of our big stories of the week the u.s. government marked world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own record on media freedom. a warm welcome from our team here in moscow today we're bringing you our special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across russia almost 27000000 soviet citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern front of the 2nd world war their 4 year conflict with nazi germany is known to russians as the great patriotic wa

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electric cars make almost no noise so bmw hired oscar winning composer hans zimmer to come up with cary there. >>> finally, for the second straight day we have a story about popsicles in "the pulse." >> this one is a world record setter. a 12-year-old from illinois now owns a record for the world's tallest popsicle stick tower. it is over 20 feet tall. it all makes sense now why the kid yesterday decided that he wanted to order about 918 of them. >> what will he build? my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be life-threatening.

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i put on the zimmer. systems that i'm sure looks to be safe. for. fortune for the outnumbered lot about this morning. welcome back to crossfire we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing presidential legacy. ok let's go back to george in dallas one of the things that i think that needs to be given more consideration is as we come out of this pandemic and lockdowns i look at states like yours which i think did a good job on the whole and i just think you know instead of thinking about space spending so much money 6 trillion and more why don't we let the states like texas show the way because we see you know we see growth in the. i mean we see a labor shortage in many places here and let the economy roar because then we can take the right signs from that because you know instead of looking always to washington that so far away and distant and quite arrogant i have to say you know look at the what some of the governors have done in red states and i think they have. a remarkable job and they should be seen as an exa

we get reaction from the cofounder and president john zimmer, as well as his outlook for the coming quarteris is bloomberg. ♪ emily: telecom has recalled its treadmill products and. 's shares fell the most in about six months. peloton recalling not just one but both of its treadmills, this after pushing back against some of the safety concerns. what changed? mark: a lot of people are curious why both models are being recalled. i want to break that down. the first treadmill is the tread plus. it cost about $4300. that is being recalled because of the child deaths and 72 incidents involving children with lacerations, brain damage, all sorts of scary stuff. the second device is the tread, the cheaper one, it was due to go on sale may 27. that is being recalled because the investigators on this matter received reports from users using the device in canada and other regions that the touchscreen monitor, when you are running, it can make the monitor become loose and fall. if you have the top of the treadmill fall on you, that is not a good situation. both of their treadmills need work from the ha

officials across the state are speaking out against to soft on crime approach that includes cynthia zimmere now. good to see you this morning, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i know you can't specifically speak to the recall, you are in a neighboring county but i'm curious why you are supporting it? >> gorge gascon is the district attorney los angeles county for the last 6 months and he has been a public safety disaster. i strongly support this recall because it is critical for los angeles. jillian: when you are the victims family speak out how does it make you feel? is a neighboring da you know what it takes to get the job done and get these families the justice they deserve. >> it breaks my heart to hear the family members of murder victims speak out. district attorney's are supposed to be fighting for crime victims and he's not doing his job. he has no empathy for crime victims. >> how does this happen? how does someone with that approach get into office? >> could you repeat that? >> how this someone with that soft on crime approach get into office? how does this h

cynthia zimmer supports the push and joined me earlier to explain why. >> gorge casco has been district attorney los angeles county for the last 6 months and he has been a public safety disaster. district attorneys are supposed to be fighting for crime victims and he's not doing his job. he has no empathy for crime victims. >> organizers have 160 days to collect 5079 signatures to trigger a recall election. da gascon is the spotlight is major american city see a rising crime. fox news host dan bondgenus is really does need to step up to save their communities. >> these are real people dying. it's not a joke on a talking point. these are real body bags in the real world because really stupid people are making really dumb decisions and one more thing, minneapolis after the george floyd incident 19 children since then, children shot, kids. kids because the cops are being attacked over there instead of handling the real problem. >> at least eight us cities have seen pretty big fights and homicide this year. >> in idaho the murder of two children hearing in court, laurie vallow, they are inv

minutes. >> dee, thanks for that guidance on the call but don't miss tomorrow's enter roo with john zimmer. >> greg, what was your take? initially jumped, which did come after a negative session, but giving up some of that initial jump now and down a little bit in after hours. >> well, they're doing exactly what we want them to do, right they took the last couple of quarters to wring costs from the business helping the operating leverage they forecast they can break even on ebitda with 80% to 85% of the volumes that they saw in 2019 march was a significant increase in volumes and so i think that steady is the course if they can achieve that ebitda break-even in third quarter, this is as pure a play on the recovery as we're going to see. >> 13.5 million users there. lyft shares are unchanged at the moment activision blizzard is higher by 3% after hours let's get to josh lipton with those numbers. >> sara, activision reporting a q1 eps as 81 cents versus expectations of 70 cents $2.7 billion of adjusted revenues against 1.8 billion for q2 they are looking for 70 cents. they also raise their

i'm sure the co-founder and president of lyft was on the show with me just a few weeks ago, john zimmerorporate tax rate to fund it. does airbnb support a 28% corporate tax rate to fund infrastructure? >> i mean, i'm certainly very supportive of funding infrastructure and we want to pay our fair share of taxes. with regards to what the tax rate will be, i will not opine on that right now. i do think that obviously -- >> but fit was 28%, i mean, that's a lot more for you guys. you're 100 plus billion dollar company. >> i mean, we collect and remitt taxes all over the world. for example, we've collected and remitted $3.4 billion of hotel tax to our platform. so we are absolutely supportive of paying whatever taxes we have to. >> okay. i was so interested to see what you guys did following the insurrection at the capitol on the sixth of january. you canceled all airbnb reservations in washington, d.c., around president biden's inauguration. the reason i bring this up is in the months following that, you talked about airbnb learning a lesson you say in your words earlier than other big tech

we will have that conversation conducted by curl zimmer, the new york times science reporter. sorry, nancy you wanted to. >> i just wanted to add the person to close was involved with in the camps, ended up being, i mentioned hamas, he was a recruiter, an agent for the russian military intelligence, and i'm pretty sure that he did work for him, he was amazing, so i'm pretty sure, i may have gotten, not pretty sure it was holiday. >> hold in was a member of the communist party himself. >> no. i don't think so either. but if you are going, to call and would have convinced me, believe me. >> i have another question. i'm curious to, no have you joined another project, are you doing another biography? or are you uncertain? >> i'm looking. -- through a few breaks in so you're trying to just figure out the landscape, it takes a while with all of this so i'm just going to kind of just get through this phase, and then i'm hoping that something will fall into my law because that is what happened with the other two. there's anything you think i .hould do, let me know >> i hope you find a

bruce zimmer. man. that's a two run shot.nth homer of the year the a's going front 42 by the eighth. they were tied at 51 runner on for dj stewart, who gives a yusmeiro petit pitcher ride remote. laureano takes up in a dead sprint tracks it down with wall laureano, rob stewart of extra bases. you do that you're in the admiration of your picture and the disbelief of the hitters on the orioles were even more unhappy with laureano in the bottom of the enemy gets into a travis lincoln's pitch sends it in the direction of stuart, but that one's too high for any fielding heroics. that's a two run shot laureano fifth homer of the year. the a's win by that 7 to 5 margin, they continue to hold down first place in the west by a game over seattle. well there's always this sense of anticipation in washington when max sure you're makes a start for the national shoes are coming off an outing in which he gave up seven runs in five innings, but he started out strong against the marlins fending john birdy, then gary cooper and then third inni

ben zimmer was a constant threat, though, as chelsea defenders flailed, mendy through to the rescue oncetil a textbook team effort finally paid off. that's the final booked for the brilliant blues, back at europe's top table once more. tonight arsenal and manchester united will be trying to make it an all english europa league final. but here at somerset house, it was a special moment for the athletes heading to the olympics and paralympics. max whitlock, the most successful british gymnast ever, saying he was up on the roof first thing this morning. there are lovely pictures on his social media accounts, first thing today, alongside laura kenny the flag flying to launch the countdown to the olympics and paralympics this summer. but he knows how different it will be this year. there will be no family alongside him. there will be no british crowds at all, and a passionate support for the athletes. we are waiting to know later this month whether there will be any japanese fans at all. but it it will still be special to have the games. we are positive that everything is going ahead and team

as thomas zimmer points out, in the current situation one reason trump's lies can flourish and has a one in four republicans feel that the government and media financial worlds in the u.s. are controlled by a satan worshipping federal pile conspiracy. 28% believe there is a storm coming stoob-soon. and most concerningly 28% agree because things are so far off track, true american patriots may have to resort to violence to save our country. robert jones, the auth of the end of white christiandom, and pub lusher of the lucid newsletter and response to the abuse of power and they both join me now. robert, starting with you on the polling, so when i see polling like that i feel wigged out but i am a little skeptical of polling people's ideologies, right, because people say a lot of things depending how you phrase things. there is this question of, like, what are you measuring in there. make the case that this polling is getting at something real in the believe symptoms of the people that are responding. >> thanks. i think that's probably a legitimate question. we thought long and hard ab

as george town professor thomas zimmer points out.cause they can build on long standing, anti tendencies and influences on the american right among conservatives. this is reflected in a worrying new study that found nearly one in four republicans believe the government is controlled by a group of cease and worship-ing pedophiles who runs a global sex crafting operation. 20% of republicans believe there is a storm coming soon that will sweep away the elites in power and restore the rightful leaders. and most concerning lead 20% believed because things have gone so far are track, true american patriots may have to resort to violence to save our country. robert jones, ceo and founder of the public religion research institute that conducted at polling, the author of the end of white christian america is a professor of history at new york university. author of strongman, mussolini the to the president. they both join me now. robert, let me start with you on the polling. when i see polling like that, i feel waited out. but i also am always