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"The statewide average of three 71 Amber Heard is next up to testify in the Johnny Depp defamation trial the actress could reportedly take the stand as early as Monday as the first witness for her defense Depp is suing his ex-wife for $50 million for allegedly implying in a Washington Post op-ed that he abused her Heard his countersuing for 100 million I'm Chris And dived to these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom It's Saturday on Wall Street but Chevron is getting a lot of attention from investors today That's because the oil giant is now on a Berkshire Hathaway's top holdings according to Bloomberg's Katherine linsky Look at obviously he's been invested in oil before He's had some Exxon shares previously and so he's familiar with the space but it's obviously quite a volatile market And I think there is some sense that he's now really big into oil And chic linsky also says Apple remained one of Berkshire's top holdings And CEO Tim Cook stopped by the massive Berkshire annual shareholder meeting in Omaha today Investors are picking up the pieces after a massive sell off on Wall Street yesterday Tech shares getting slammed Amazon following the most in percentage terms since 2006 and Apple also taking a hit partly because of COVID lockdowns in China Dan Ives of Wedbush securities says he's sticking though with his $200 price target on Apple We continue to focus on demand story I mean that continues to be the key why do you buy Apple Apple shares on Friday finish the session at about a $158 a share I've also said he's still a believer in tech stocks overall And Connecticut consumers will soon be able to know when their personal information is being tracked and how it's being used under a wide ranging data privacy Bill that's heading to governor Lamont's desk more from Bloomberg's Michael Barr The legislation dubbed a consumer Bill of rights cleared the House of Representatives by a vote of one 44 to 5 It passed unanimously in the Senate last week The bill also allows people to access correct delete and obtain a copy of their personal data as well as opt out from having their information used by marketers retailers and others for various purposes such as targeted advertising Thank you Michael And global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries In the newsroom I'm going to de Pellegrini This is Bloomberg You're listening to balance and power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio President Biden is asking Congress to provide $33 billion in emergency funds for Ukraine as well as the power to seize and sell assets of wealthy Russians funnel that money to Ukraine for reaction from Congress I spoke to Republican senator Steve daines of Montana just back from a trip to Ukraine to get his report from the ground on what military aid Ukraine needs to keep fighting against Russia What I saw in butcha our images that nobody should ever have to see in their lives Literally seeing the bodies being exhumed from shallow graves of women of children of innocent civilians who were living normal lives one day in a peaceful village just 20 miles north and west of Kyiv in the next moment brutally executed murdered by the Russians And the bottom line is this is a war crime situation but these war crimes are committed in butcher are being committed in plastic Mary opal and other places the Russians currently are bombing and committing their trusts across Ukraine This these humanitarian crisis these war crimes will not end until this war ends this war is not going to end until Ukraine wins the war That's a very important point to make We are not here to weaken Russia We are here to help the Ukrainians defeat Russia and drive them out of Ukraine Senator Danes as we consider what you just said is it in fact possible for Ukraine to quote unquote win What does that look like Is it driving Russia out of Ukraine altogether Yeah it is possible And we saw it early indicators There's certainly what happens north of Keith I saw the atrocities committed Remember the world fought that Ukraine would fold its 72 hours If you remember the United States government the Biden administration sent zelensky message saying we're going to send you a plane to get you out to save your life What did zelensky say I don't need a plane I need more ammunition And they drove the Russians out of Ukraine there out the north Now of course they come back to the east and around on the south He answers they can win they need to have the lethal aid to do it I met with the mayor of key The famous box of the guy 6 8 He looked at me and he said he said senator the Russians are fighting for a paycheck We are fighting for our freedom for our children and for our grandchildren You combine that passion with a trained army like the Ukrainians have and the lethal aid to win it they can win this war They've got to stop them right now Joe before they get to Odessa If Odessa falls that's a very important port city there on a Black Sea then Chinese tria falls and Moldova likely falls as well So this is why it's very important We expedite and speed up the cadence of delivering that lethal aid to the Ukrainians to win this war And by the way as profound implications for the price of energy for the food security this is a global a global geopolitical situation that we've got to have in the Ukrainians win it Well to get back to my first question then will Congress provide the $33 billion that the administration is asking for $33 billion is a lot of money I support getting the lethal aid to the Ukraine But I want to see what's in that line item by line item and then we'll make a decision because I want to be sure it's very very heavy and lethal way because again the humanitarian crisis doesn't end until the war ends And we've got to address humanitarian needs but the primary focus and you hear this over and over again from whether it's president zelensky the mayor of Kyiv the mayor of bucha Ukrainian leaders they need lethal aid to beat the Russians And we've got to change this narrative I want to hear it from President Biden from Jake Sullivan in The White House saying we are in this with Ukrainians to provide and legally to win the war not just prolong it or they'll somehow we can Russia What does Ukraine need that we have not already sent senator It's heavier artillery They need aircraft as well You know we had that horrible moment where secretary blinken greenlighted these Polish MiG 29s several weeks ago and the Biden administration walked it back Huge mistake and that not only was a huge mistake in terms of trying to lethal aid they need but also the message is sent of uncertainty I'm very concerned that President Biden is leading from the back of the room He's not leaving from the front That's why I went to Ukraine Ten different prime ministers and presidents across Europe went to Ukraine And then I looked at that and I said well I don't see any of the administration going I'm going to be the first American leader to get in there We did that it sent a very important message to Ukraine that we stand with them in terms of this battle against Russia It must have been happy to see the secretaries of state and defense in Kyiv I was very pleased to see secretary bling and secretary Austin make that trip That's a good thing They spent three hours of president zelensky The other thing I called on was for our State Department to reopen the embassy in Ukraine Remember we took out our diplomats moved into Poland Many countries did not leave Many countries now are restoring the diplomatic mission One of my requests was reopen the embassy in Ukraine I was pleased to hear secretary blinken said we're opening up the new embassy embassy The embassy again in Ukraine That's the important I spoke with ambassador brink He is currently ambassador U.S. ambassador to Slovakia I met with her in fact when I went through Eastern Europe she is now the nominee She's exactly the right person to serve in Ukraine Thanks to Republican senator Steve daines of Montana coming up my conversation with commerce secretary Gina raimondo about.
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"TV and radio I'm Joe Matthew in for David west and President Biden is asking Congress as you saw in her live to provide $33 billion in emergency funds for Ukraine as well as the power to seize and sell assets of wealthy Russians For more on this we bring in senator Steve daines Republican of Montana senator I know you just returned from a trip to Ukraine You were there last week Not only in lviv as many have visited but also Kyiv and even bucha I saw images of you walking around bucha with a flak jacket on And I know you witnessed the aftermath of some of the atrocities that we've reported on in bucha Is President Biden asking for the right amount here and will that pass that $33 billion with your vote Joe first of all what I saw in butcha our images that nobody should ever have to see in their lives Literally seeing the bodies being exhumed from shallow graves of women of children of innocence civilians who were living normal lives one day in a peaceful village just 20 miles north and west of Kyiv in the next moment brutally executed murdered by the Russians And the bottom line is this is a war crime situation but these war crimes were committed in butcha are being committed as we speak in place of Mary opal and other places the Russians currently are bombing and committing their atrocities across Ukraine This humanitarian crisis these war crimes will not end until this war ends this war is not going to end until Ukraine wins the war That's a very important point to make We are not here to weaken Russia We are here to help the Ukrainians defeat Russia and drive them out of Ukraine That's an important distinction senator and I just want to interrupt our conversation for a breaking news headline right now That's just crossing the terminal and make our viewers and listeners aware Elon Musk's early Twitter purchase under FTC scrutiny information this just hit the terminal and will have more on this but scrutiny in Washington when it comes to Elon Musk's takeover attempted takeover at least of Twitter Senator Danes as we consider what you just said is it in fact possible for Ukraine to quote unquote win What does that look like Is it driving Russia out of Ukraine altogether Yeah it is possible And we saw it early indicators There are certainly what happens north of Keith I saw the atrocities committed Remember remember the world thought that Ukraine had folded 72 hours If you remember the United States government the Biden administration sends zelensky a message saying we're going to send you a plane to get you out to save your life What did zelensky say I don't need a plane I need more ammunition And they drove the Russians out of Ukraine They're out the north Now of course they come back to the east and around on the south The answer is they can win They need to have the lethal aid to do it I met with the mayor of key It's the famous box with a guy 6 8 He looked at me and he said he said senator the Russians are fighting for a paycheck We are fighting for our freedom for our children and for our grandchildren You combine that passion with a trained army like the Ukrainians have and the lethal aid to win it they can win this war They've got to stop them right now joke before they get to Odessa If Odessa falls that's a very important port city there on the Black Sea then Chinese tria falls and Moldova likely falls as well So this is why it's very important We expedite and speed up the cadence of delivering that lethal aid to the Ukrainians to win this war And by the way as profound implications for the price of energy for the food security this is a global a global geopolitical situation that we've got to have the Ukrainians win it Well to get back to my first question then will Congress provide the $33 billion that the administration is asking for Yeah we just saw the news like you did Joe about this proposed plan We all want to see what's in $33 billion is a lot of money I support getting the lethal aid to the Ukraine But I want to see what's in that line item by line item and then we'll make a decision because I want to be sure it's very very heavy and lethal 'cause again the humanitarian crisis doesn't end until the war ends And we've got to address humanitarian needs but the primary focus and you hear this over and over again from whether it's president zelensky the mayor of Kyiv the Mara bucha Ukrainian leaders they need lethal aid to beat the Russians And we've got to change this narrative I want to hear it from President Biden from Jake Sullivan in The White House saying we are in this with Ukrainians to provide them legally to win the war not just prolong it or they'll somehow we can Russia What does Ukraine need that we have not already sent senator So I just got some update information in terms of its heavy artillery They need aircraft as well You know we had that horrible moment where secretary blinken greenlighted these Polish MiG 29s several weeks ago and then the Biden administration walked it back Huge mistake And not only was it a huge mistake in terms of starting a lethal aid they need but also the message is sent of uncertainty I'm very concerned that President Biden is leading from the back of the room He's not leaving from the front That's why I went to Ukraine Ten different prime ministers and presidents across Europe went to Ukraine And then I looked at that and I said well I don't see anybody in the administration going I'm going to be the first American leader to get in there We did that It sent a very important message to Ukraine that we stand with them in terms of this battle against Russia It must have been happy to see the secretaries of state and defense in Kyiv over the weekend senators You want to see more of that It sounds like Absolutely I was very pleased to see secretary bling and secretary Austin make that trip a week after I was there That's a good thing They spent three hours of president zelensky The other thing I called on was for our State Department to reopen the embassy in Ukraine Remember we took out our diplomats moved into Poland Many countries did not leave Many countries now are restoring the diplomatic mission One of my requests was reopen the embassy in Ukraine I was pleased to hear secretary blinken said we're opening up the new embassy embassy the embassy again in Ukraine That's the important I spoke with ambassador brink She is currently ambassador U.S. ambassador to Slovakia I met with her in fact when I went through Eastern Europe she is now the nominee She's exactly the right person to serve in Ukraine When I spoke with her this week she said senator I'm looking forward to starting my first day on the job in key I appreciate your courage and a resolve to stand with Ukraine to beat Russia Should Joe Biden go to Keith senator I'd like to see him go Absolutely We thank you senator Steve daines Republican from Montana for the insights Today on Bloomberg coming up new developments.
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"And I'm Karen moss now U.S. stock index futures on the rise this morning is a strong start to the earnings reporting season eases fears of her accession in the world's largest economy We check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day On Bloomberg S&P futures have 32 points Dow futures up 204 NASDAQ futures F 141 the decks in Germany's F 1.3% Ten year treasury down ten 30 seconds yield 2.87% in the yield on the two year 2.61% 9 X screwed oil is up 9 tenths of a percent of 94 cents at a $103 15 cents a barrel Comex school down four tenths percent or 8 60 cents at 1947 ounce The Euro one O 9 one 7 against the dollar British pound 1.3081 the yen is at one 27.96 and Bitcoin this morning of more than one and a half percent at $42,070 And today we are watching for the weekly report on initial jobless claims at 8 30 Wall Street time leading indicators out at ten and sources telling Bloomberg that senior Chinese officials have pushed back on a set of proposed punishments for DD global submitted by the nation's cybersecurity regulator leaving the future or the troubled ride hailing giant in limbo And as a Bloomberg business flash now it's time for a look at what's going on around the world and here's Michael Barr Michael Thank you very much Karen President Vladimir Putin said Russia has taken control of Ukraine's Mary opal However a massive steel plant which Putin ordered blockaded was not stormed More than 2000 opposing troops remain holed up in the industrial complex in the strategic southern port city The World Health Organization says that the number of reported new COVID-19 cases worldwide decreased by nearly a quarter last week Meanwhile the Florida court ruling that put a stop to mask mandates will be appealed by the Justice Department In the NBA playoffs the Celtics beat the nets one 14 one O 7 to take a two games to zip lead in their series in MLB the Yankees won the Giants beat the mets 5 two the Red Sox lost the Orioles shut out the a's one zip In the NHL the capitals lost to the gold in 19 overtime four three Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a 120 countries Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg Nathan Okay Michael thank you for coming up to 6 20 on Wall Street live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios This is Bloomberg daybreak and Central Bank policy could be a major focus for investors today as fed chair Jerome Powell gets ready to speak for one last time before the Central Bank goes into blackout ahead of the May meeting For more we're joined this morning by Bloomberg economics correspondent Michael McKee Mike great to speak with you this morning Of course a lot of attention on the rate path traders have pretty much baked in a half percent rate increase next month Do you think Powell talks that one way or the other He may allude to it It isn't the main point of the event It's sponsored by the IMF and he's speaking on a panel with Christine Lagarde of the European Central Bank And I think in theory it's what the economic outlook is Now what traders may do is try to read into his comments how far they think he's saying that fed is going to have to move interest rates and what the recession risk is but they're pretty much set now with the markets pricing in the 50 basis point move So I would imagine doesn't want to upset that thought too much Are you expecting that we'll get more clarity on the outlook given what we saw from the beige book yesterday that it indicates an economy really firing on all cylinders and of course that feeding into price pressures I don't think we get any more specifics on where they think the economy is going I suspect that he will highlight the uncertainties out there We don't know how long the war in Ukraine is going to last and how much that's going to interrupt supply chains And COVID in China interrupting supply chains and high energy prices A lot of things going on So he'll probably stick to the script that the U.S. is doing well and can afford a rate increase but not be too specific about how soon we see the economy slow down How much does the script get adhered to when we do see a number of major institutions including the World Bank just this week cutting forecasts for global growth Well the cut in forecast is sort of based on the idea that there are going to be tighter monetary policies around the world that are a result of the higher energy prices and inflation that we're seeing So it's kind of a circular The fed has anticipated this slowdown for a while now and the World Bank IMF are sort of joining in the consensus on what's going to happen But again the real question is how long do these external problems last because the more we have problems we have with the supply chains and the higher inflation is for energy The tougher it is on Europe and then the Europeans maybe buy less stuff from the United States It's a giant feedback loop Now I guess there's a big question as well about how much of an impact Central Bank policy can have really on cooling inflation When it is driven so much by externalities like the supply chain pressures That's a problem And a lot of people are going to be watching the fed to see if they can thread this needle because as you say it's a lot based on supply demand is the only thing they can really control So they will try to ease demand enough so that it matches what the supply is but that's kind of hard to do when you don't have control over what the supply is going to be and you don't know what the supply is going to be Their goal is to try to cool the economy just enough that we don't see a big rise in unemployment That's never happened before when the fed has tightened But this time could be different I suppose because everything about this time is different because it's all COVID caused at the root of it And that is certainly the case in our last 30 seconds here What's the sense within the fed about whether the new framework for overshooting inflation for a time at least the target makes sense in the context of a pandemic recovery They still argue that it is a good framework and they're going to stick with it Some people think that's going to have to change down the road once they bring inflation down but there argument is that otherwise we get sort of stagnant growth and the marginalized people minorities don't get the benefits.
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"As Ukrainian forces continue to hold on defending the southern port city of Mary opal Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the latest offers by the Russians of offering humanitarian corridors might not be credible What gives pause is the fact that there have been agreements on humanitarian corridors established before that have fallen apart very very quickly If not immediately Possibly because the security has been violated by Russian forces Blanken was speaking during his summit on migration in Panama The Biden administration is hiring federal workers to go to rural rural communities to help residents access the federal resources available to them Federal workers are fanning out across 5 states Georgia Kentucky New Mexico Mississippi and tribal nations in Arizona to help rural communities the latest push to spread the word about the bipartisan infrastructure law and COVID-19 relief funding The locations were based on need and readiness but some are also states with potentially hot midterm races coming up The initiative is being led by the agriculture department It aims to expand to all 50 states if Congress signs off on the budget In Washington I may be more as Bloomberg radio The South Carolina Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay halting the state from carrying out plans for its first ever firing squad execution Today's order by the state's high court temporarily halts the scheduled April 29th execution of inmate Richard Moore Who is on death row for killing a convenience store clerk Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700.
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"Least 7 people are dead after missile strikes on the city of lviv and Ukraine but despite that attack in the west Russia appears to be shifting its focus to the east Russian troops are concentrated mostly there and the southern parts of the country Meanwhile the Ukraine is defending Mary opal from invading Russian forces attempting to take over the strategic port city Civilians have taken shelter at a steel mill which is reportedly being defended by a few thousand Ukrainian fighters Retired lieutenant general Ben Hodges is a former commander of the U.S. Army in Europe It's hard to know exactly what's going on inside the city Clearly the resistance there by the remaining civilians and soldiers is incredible Mario kart should have been gone in the first week of the war I would never be willing to estimate how much longer it's going to last It's gone so much longer than I think most people predicted Retired lieutenant general Ben Hodges The Biden administration is taking a key step to ensure federal dollars will support U.S. manufacturing It's issuing new requirements for how projects are funded by the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package who are there construction material The guidance issued today requires material purchase for the projects starting next month to be produced within the U.S. Pittsburgh police are searching for possible suspects who opened fire at an Airbnb rental home that killed two teens and injured at least 15 people Pittsburgh police chief Scott schubert says they're hoping party attendees will come forward to help ID the shooters We know there was hundreds of people at that party at that.
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"The Bloomberg business app And at Bloomberg quick take This is Bloomberg radio Ukraine's president zelensky says if Mary pole falls to Russian forces there will be no peace talks with Moscow As correspondent Matt Bradley reports the Ukrainian leader drew the line during a weekend interview with the BBC We've heard from zelensky And from the entire world Mary opal has become the crucible of suffering in Ukraine And you know this is something that you know 6 weeks of a blockade 6 weeks of no electricity no heating no clean water no medicine The comments come as the Russian onslaught of the port city continues Ukraine has put the death toll at over 20,000 civilians in Mary a poll alone Meantime Russian air raids and missile strikes hit Ukraine's capital city of teeth and other major targets following the sinking of a Russian warship in the Black Sea A lawsuit is seeking to prevent the return of Philadelphia's mask mandate in response to a 50% rise in COVID-19 cases just in the past ten days the city reinstated its mask mandate for public indoor spaces which is set to take effect again on Monday However a group residents and business owners behind recently filed suit object to the city's upcoming mandate saying they've had enough of Philadelphia acting in a way contrary to the rest of the world The suit claims the city has disregarded the CDC as its source of health standards and instead imposed what they say is a renegade standard a dozen people are injured after a shooting at columbiana center mall in South Carolina Police say ten people were shot and the others were hurt trying to flee the gunfire three suspects are in custody and there were no fatalities the shooting happened about two 30 this afternoon at the mall which is about ten miles from Columbia South Carolina Police believe the shooting was not random and the suspects likely knew each other Britain's Queen Elizabeth will not attend an Easter Sunday service with other members of the royal family at Windsor Castle this year while the queen who is 95 is said to be in good health following a COVID diagnosis back in February she has recently cut back on public appearances due to mobility issues Gas.
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"More protests are expected in Michigan after police released video of a Grand Rapids officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man Dozens of marchers shouted Patrick Leo ya's name as they took to the streets last night to call for police reforms Ukraine's president zelensky says if Mary opal falls to Russian forces there will be no peace talks with Moscow Zelensky drew the line today in an interview with the BBC The comments come as the Russian onslaught of the port city continues Gas prices appear to be holding steady this Easter weekend The national average price for regular is at $4 and 7 cents a gallon for the third day in a row That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Tesla's shareholders suing over Elon Musk's 2018 tweet about taking the company private say they want a key ruling in the run up to a fraud trial with billions of dollars in damages at stake The investors said a federal judge agreed with them that quote no reasonable jury could find Musk's tweets on August 7th of 2018 accurate or not misleading Not according to a court filing late yesterday Alex spyro a lawyer for Musk and Tesla said nothing will ever change the truth which is that Elon Musk was considering taking Tesla private and could have Billionaire Roman Abramovich has traveled to Kyiv in a bid to restart peace talks between Russia and Ukraine We're hearing Abramovich met with Ukrainian negotiators to discuss ways of reviving the negotiations The Russian billionaire who has longtime ties to president Vladimir Putin has been acting as an informal mediator since the war began in late February when Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky asked him to get involved A spokesperson for Abramovich declined to comment as did Ukrainian negotiator at Michaela podolia Hate crimes are up dramatically this year in New York City according to data released by the NYPD More from Bloomberg Denise Pellegrini According to the NYPD there have been a 194 hate crimes in the city through April 10th compared to a 110 committed by that time last year That's an increase of about 76% big rise in anti semitic crimes being reported in particular They just about tripled from 28 to 86 and crimes hate crimes against black people up a 100% from 13 to 26 Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini reporting Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This.
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"The Bloomberg business app this is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update Police in Columbia South Carolina have taken three people into custody in connection with a shooting at all this afternoon 12 people were injured including ten by gunfire no fatalities have been reported at this time The Columbia police chief said that officials do not believe it was a random incident and is believed that the gunman and the victims knew each other Russian missiles hit Ukrainian cities of Kyiv and lviv today the long range attacks are believed to be in retaliation for the sinking of a Russian ship in the Black Sea The mayor of Kyiv says medics and rescuers were working in the city's southeast district where Moscow claims to have struck a tank factory Ukraine's military says Russian warplanes also fired missiles at lviv and that Ukrainian forces shot down four cruise missiles There's been no reported casualties Ukrainians president zelensky says of Mary pole falls to Russian forces there will be no peace talks with Moscow As correspondent Matt Bradley reports the Ukrainian leader drew the line during a weekend interview with the BBC We've heard from zelensky And from the entire world Mary opal has become the crucible of suffering in Ukraine And this is something that you know 6 weeks of a blockade 6 weeks of no electricity no heating no clean water no medicine The comments come as the Russian onslaught of the port city continues Ukraine has put the death toll at over 20,000 civilians in Mary a poll alone More protests are expected in Michigan after police released a video of a Grand Rapids officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man Groups of marchers shouted Patrick Loyola's name as they took to the streets last night to call for police reforms the 26 year old African immigrant was shot and killed during a struggle with an officer after a traffic stop last week Another protest and march through downtown is taking place this evening as Michigan state police investigate the shooting Britain's Queen Elizabeth will not attend an Easter Sunday service with other members of the royal family at Windsor Castle this year while the queen who was 95 years old is said to be in good health following a COVID diagnosis in February she has recently cut back on public appearances due to mobility issues I'm Chris coraggio The White House Easter egg roll returns Monday morning the annual event was on a two year hiatus due to the COVID pandemic The president and First Lady Jill Biden will welcome thousands of children and their families including military families The tradition of The White House Easter egg roll dates back to 1878 A suspect is under arrest and the shooting death of a Bronx teen last month Lisa Salvador has the story 30 year old Brian Smith is charged with murder manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon police say Smith shot 19 year old kevon Reynolds multiple times in the torso It happened on near Reid avenue in the Wakefield section of The Bronx just steps away from the victim's home He was taken to the hospital but didn't make it Police believe the killing was drug related After starting the season one in 12 the New Orleans pelicans are on their way to the NBA playoffs Joel stern has more It didn't look good for the pelicans midway through the second half when the Los Angeles Clippers went on a 34 6 run but after a fiery speech by first year coach Willie green and his key lineup adjustments the pelicans outscored the clippers by 14 in the fourth they go on to win one O 5 one O one And we have extremely high character individuals in our organization and it's been a joy to go at it with them They become just the fourth team in NBA history to start the season one in 12 or worse and make the playoffs They'll face the top seat of Phoenix Suns and first round play Sunday in Phoenix Bad weather is being blamed for a 43 car pileup on a Florida highway The Orlando fire department says the chain reaction highway accident took place after an unexpected downpour during the Friday afternoon commute another spokesperson tweeted that it appears the main cause of the crash was the weather One person was taken to a hospital with minor injuries Apple is testing several new Mac models with next generation M two chips on board According to Bloomberg it's part of apple's push to make more powerful computers using homegrown processors I'm Julie Ryan And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Tesla's shareholders suing over Elon Musk's 2018 tweet about taking the company private say they won a key ruling in the run up to a fraud trial with billions of dollars in damages at stake The investors said a federal judge agreed with them that quote no reasonable jury could find Musk's tweets on August 7th of 2018 accurate or not misleading Not according to a court filing late yesterday Alex spyro a lawyer for Musk and Tesla said nothing will ever change the truth which is that Elon Musk was considering taking Tesla private and could have Billionaire Roman Abramovich has traveled to Kyiv in a bid to restart peace talks between Russia and Ukraine We're hearing Abramovich met with Ukrainian negotiators to discuss ways of reviving the negotiations The Russian billionaire who has longtime ties to president Vladimir Putin has been acting as an informal mediator since the war began in late February when Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky asked him to get involved A spokesperson for Abramovich declined to comment as did Ukrainian negotiator at Mikayla podolak Hate crimes are up dramatically this year in New York City according to data released by the NYPD More from Bloomberg Denise Pellegrini According to the NYPD there have been a 194 hate crimes in the city through April 10th compared to a 110 committed by that time last year That's an increase of about 76% big rise in anti semitic crimes being reported in particular They just about tripled from 28 to 86 and crimes hate crimes against black people up a 100% from 13 to 26 Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini reporting Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg This is masters in business with Barry red holtz on Bloomberg radio My.
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"Responding to a shooting incident at a mall in Columbia South Carolina the Columbia police department said on Twitter that there were reports of shots fired at columbiana center mall which is about ten miles from downtown Police say that people have been injured and are receiving medical attention There's no word on how many people are injured or the extent of their injuries officers say they are evacuating them all and getting those inside to safety More protests are expected in Michigan after police released a video of a Grand Rapids officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man Dozens of marchers shouted Patrick Liu's name as they took to the streets last night to call for police reforms The 26 year old African immigrant was shot and killed during a struggle with an officer after a traffic stop last week Another protest in March through downtown are scheduled for tonight Ukraine's president zelensky says if Mary opal falls to Russian forces there will be no peace talks with Moscow Zelensky drew the line today in an interview with the BBC We've heard from zelensky and from the entire world Mary opal has become the crucible of suffering in Ukraine And this is something that 6 weeks of a blockade 6 weeks of no electricity no heating no clean water no medicine That correspondent Matt Bradley reporting Meanwhile Russian air raids and missile strikes hit Ukraine's capital city Kyiv and other major targets following the sinking of a Russian warship in the Black Sea Ukraine has put the death toll at over 20,000 civilians in Mario alone Gas prices appear to be holding steady this Easter weekend The triple-A survey shows the national average price for regular at $4 and 7 cents a gallon for the third day in a row The lowest priced gas in the country is in Missouri where the statewide average is 360 five a gallon The highest statewide average is in California at $5 and 70 cents a gallon I'm Julie Ryan The White House Easter egg roll returns Monday morning the annual event was on a two year hiatus due to the COVID pandemic The president and First Lady Jill Biden will welcome thousands of children and their families including military families The tradition of The White House Easter egg roll dates back to 1878 A suspect is under arrest in the shooting death of a Bronx teen last month Lisa Salvador has the story 30 year old Brian Smith is charged with murder manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon police say Smith shot 19 year old kevon Reynolds multiple times in the torso It happened on near Reid avenue in the Wakefield section of The Bronx just steps away from the victim's home He was taken to the hospital but didn't make it Police believe the killing was drug related After starting the season one and 12 the New Orleans pelicans are on their way to the NBA playoffs Joel stern has more It didn't look good for the pelicans midway through the second half when the Los Angeles Clippers went on a 34 6 run but after a fiery speech by first year coach Willie green and his key lineup adjustments the pelicans scored the clippers by 14 in the fourth they go on to win one O 5 one O one And we have extremely high character individuals in our organization And it's been a joy to go at it with them They become just the fourth team in NBA history to start the season one in 12 O worse and make the playoffs They'll face the top seat of Phoenix Suns and first round plays Sunday in Phoenix Bad weather is being blamed for a 43 car pileup on a Florida highway The Orlando fire department says the chain reaction highway accident took place after an unexpected downpour during the Friday afternoon commute another spokesperson tweeted that it appears the main cause of the crash was the weather One person was taken to a hospital with minor injuries Apple is testing several new Mac bottles with next generation M two chips on board According to Bloomberg it's part of apple's push to make more powerful computers using homegrown processors I'm Julie Ryan And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Billionaire Roman Abramovich has traveled to Kyiv in a bid to restart peace talks between Russia and Ukraine which have stalled We're hearing Abramovich met with Ukrainian negotiators to discuss ways of reviving the negotiations Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky told online media that in Russia Abramovich represents the side that backs a diplomatic resolution and end of the war and nobody can guarantee that it is in a game Here's something you probably already know crime is way up in the New York City subway system Statistics from the New York police department show violent crime is skyrocketing The New York Post reports subway robberies surged by 72% from last year Felony assaults rose 28% compared to a year earlier rapes doubled from two to four The stats do not include the ten people shot and 20 others hurt in that gun and smoke assault on an end train in Brooklyn last Tuesday Nonviolent crimes are also way up underground but murders decreased from three to two Home sales may be up in several places but in Westchester county they slowed for the first time since the summer of 2020 The story on that from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet A pandemic buying boom left little on the market and the pricey New York suburbs according to appraiser Miller Samuel and brokerage Douglas element real estate in the first quarter purchases of all types of homes slipped 6.6% from a year earlier while transactions fell for the first time in 6 quarters They are still up 28% from two years ago The woman who played Jerry's mother on Seinfeld has passed away TMZ reports Liz Sheridan died peacefully in her sleep from natural causes yesterday morning 5 days after her 93rd birthday Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I am Susanna Palmer this is Bloomberg.
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"Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries This is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update Ukraine's president zelensky says of Mario both falls to Russian forces there will be no peace talks with Moscow As correspondent Matt Bradley reports the Ukrainian leader drew the line during a weekend interview with the BBC We've heard from zelensky and from the entire world Mary opal has become the crucible of suffering in Ukraine The U.S. will keep taking necessary steps in response to Russia's war against Ukraine We are continuing to examine all possible options if a tool will be appropriate and effective we won't hesitate to use it So said State Department spokesman Ned price during an interview with MSNBC Protesters marched in Michigan for the third night after police released video of a Grand Rapids officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man Marchers called for police reforms and shouted Patrick Leo's name The 26 year old immigrant from the Democratic Republic of Congo was shot as he and an officer struggled after a traffic stop last week That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan Your listening to balance and power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio I'm Joe Matthew in for David Westin this week Former president Donald Trump held a rally in Selma North Carolina last weekend in support of congressman Ted Budd is running in the Republican primary for retiring senator Richard burr's seat the former president though ended up making another endorsement in an entirely different state while he.
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"Falls to Russian forces there will be no peace talks with Moscow As correspondent Matt Bradley reports the Ukrainian leader drew the line during a weekend interview with the BBC We've heard from zelensky And from the entire world Mary opal has become the crucible of suffering in Ukraine And this is something that you know 6 weeks of a blockade 6 weeks of no electricity no heating no clean water no medicine The comments come as the Russian onslaught of the port city continues The U.S. will keep taking necessary steps in response to Russia's war against Ukraine We are continuing to examine all possible options if a tool will be appropriate and effective we won't hesitate to use it So said State Department spokesman Ned price during an interview with MSNBC He said the U.S. and NATO allies are ready to impose more sanctions on Russia while providing more security assistance to Ukraine Price echoed President Biden's pledge of swift and severe consequences if Russia were to deploy nuclear chemical or biological weapons Protesters marched in Michigan for the third night after police released video of a Grand Rapids officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man Marchers called for police reforms and shouted Patrick Leo's name The 26 year old immigrant from the Democratic Republic of Congo was shot as he and an officer struggled after a traffic stop last week Gas prices appear to be holding steady this Easter weekend Here's Scott Carr The latest triple-A survey shows the national average price for a gallon of regular at $4 and 7 cents for the third day in a row The lowest priced gas in the nation is in Missouri where the statewide average is 360 five a gallon The highest statewide average is California that $5 and 70 cents a gallon Officials say bad weather might be to blame for an over 40 car pileup on a Florida highway The accident took place after an unexpected downpour during the Friday afternoon commute I'm Julie Ryan The president and First Lady Jill Biden are releasing their 2021 tax records Brian shook has the details The bidens earned more than $600,000 and paid more than a 150,000 in federal income taxes part of that income came from the First Lady's day job as a community college professor The bidens contributed more than $17,000 to charities Vice president Harris and the second gentleman Doug Emhoff reported a joint income of more than 1.6 million Enhanced security is coming to another part of Mexico's border with Texas Brian Gann reports from Texas Texas governor Greg Abbott announced a deal with the governor of the Mexican state of tamale Provide the personnel resources and tactics to stem the flow of illegal immigrants walking across the border at low water crossing It is the fourth Mexican border governor but has reached a deal with on increased security just last week Abbott told troopers to inspect every big rig citing The White House's decision to end title 42 deportations In Texas I'm Brian gan Twitter is countering Elon Musk's bid to buy the company with a so called poison pill The plan allows shareholders to buy additional shares at a steep discount in order to prevent anyone from gaining a majority stake in the social media platform The move is a way to dilute Musk's stake in Twitter and prevent a hostile takeover Musk offered to pay just over $54 a share in a deal worth about $43 billion Johnny Depp's defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard will resume Monday Depp is suing her for $50 million claiming an op-ed piece she wrote in The Washington Post falsely accused him of domestic abuse The actor claims the article defamed him by referring to abuse allegations heard made against death when they were married in 2016 On Thursday the couple's former marriage counselor testified that Depp and heard engaged in mutual abuse in their marriage I'm Julie Ryan And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom Tesla shareholders suing over Elon Musk's 2018 tweet about taking the company private say they won a key ruling in the run up to a fraud trial with billions of dollars in damages at stake The investors said a federal judge agreed with them that quote no reasonable jury could find Musk's tweets on August 7th of 2018 accurate or not misleading Not according to a court filing late yesterday Alex spyro a lawyer for Musk and Tesla said nothing will ever change the truth which is that Elon Musk was considering taking Tesla private and could have Billionaire Roman Abramovich has traveled to Kyiv in a bid to restart peace talks between Russia and Ukraine We're hearing Abramovich met with Ukrainian negotiators to discuss ways of reviving the negotiations The Russian billionaire who has longtime ties to president Vladimir Putin has been acting as an informal mediator since the war began in late February when Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky asked him to get involved A spokesperson for Abramovich declined to comment as did Ukrainian negotiator at mikhailo podolak Hate crimes are up dramatically this year in New York City according to data released by the NYPD More from Bloomberg Denise Pellegrini According to the NYPD there have been a 194 hate crimes in the city through April 10th compared to a 110 committed by that time last year That's an increase of about 76% big rise in anti semitic crimes being reported in particular They just about tripled from 28 to 86 and crimes hate crimes against black people up a 100% from 13 to 26 Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini reporting Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg This is balance of power with David Weston.
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"Normal trade relations David I'll remind you the president called for that to happen almost two weeks ago Yeah exactly It's taking them some time Thank you so much Joe It's always great to have you with us As Bloomberg's Joe Matthew and you can hear him every day of the week at 5 p.m. Eastern Time That's on sound on Bloomberg radio Let's stay on the subject now of Ukraine We all are watching as the war is being conducted by the Russian military To a large degree it appears against the civilians in Ukraine as they continue to bomb and shell particularly Mary oval right now We turn now to Mark Esper He's a former Secretary of Defense under president Trump He is the author of the forthcoming book We're waiting for it A sacred oath memoirs of a Secretary of Defense during extraordinary times Mister secretary thank you so much for joining us I guess my first question is is there anything from your point of view that the United States and its allies could do to relieve some of the pressure on the civilians over there Because it seems to be that's where the focus is right now Well first of all David good to be with you again I would say to set the context we know at this point you conflict isn't a stalemate Russia appears to have failed to have met any of its major objectives And so now they have resorted to the typical Russian playbook And that is a siege of cities and indiscriminate bombing and surveillance And an attempt to starve them out deny them food water and power as a way to put pressure on the zelensky government So I think what can we do is continue not only to provide arms and ammunition and all the different weapon systems that the Ukrainians need but also to try and get food and water and medical supplies into the innocent civilians who are trapped in these cities What do we do mister secretary if anything at all for some place like Mary opal because in Kyiv it's not surrounded It may well be possible to get some of the humanitarian assistance in as well as armaments overground but I'm not sure that's possible without an AirDrop sort of like the Berlin airlift I think there are clever ways to get stuck in on the ground The Ukrainians have proved quite resourceful at doing so I think we need to explore all those ways It appears right now with the Russians having a presence in the skies and I'm willing to enter that airspace that an AirDrop would not be feasible But we need to find any number of ways to include a humanitarian appeal through the UN the Red Cross and others to provide supplies medical supplies to the people of Ukraine We certainly are providing armaments and continue to do that as well as humanitarian assistance Is there anything more we can do to increase the pressure on the Russian forces without escalating this Yes I mean we continue to of course provide arms and ammunition the anti tank and anti ship missiles which I don't think I've seen have been delivered yet I think we should deliver those I mentioned a couple of weeks ago the providing them with advanced air defense systems So today there are reports that we may provide them with SA 8 systems which are ground mobile medium range systems that will help them defend their airspace And then I think again continue to provide targeting information and surveillance information that will help the Ukrainians on the battlefield Look we've had a big change here in the last 24 48 hours We're now hearing that the Ukrainians have not only defended their cities but they are recapturing towns and recapturing ground taken by the Russians and at the same time we hear that there's a lot of unrest in Russia itself People speculating about Putin's continued crackdown what that might mean for him and his government That would be good news if that fell Do we have what you would call a reliable intelligence on the state of the Russian military at this point Because we hear various anecdotal stories Well of course I don't have access to the intelligence but everything we could see on the ground tells us that the equipment is not well maintained that there's poor low morale we hear of desertions We hear a prisoners you know even numbers coming out of Russia suggest that the casualties are over 9000 killed and two to three times that wounded This is devastating to the Russians and to their military And just to put things in perspective in 20 years of warfare for the United States and Iraq and Afghanistan we didn't suffer any of those number of casualties when it comes to killing in both countries over the two decades So this is a devastating loss to them They've proven not to be the military We thought they were at least in this context The generalship has been poor and conversely the Ukrainians have really really showed what great fighters they are and have been very resourceful and are well led So this is quite a contest At the end of the day it is a contest of wills between two peoples So hearing that in one sense it sounds like good news but could that good news actually turn into bad news Because if it makes president Putin feel he has no other options what about the risk of chemical biological and nuclear weapons We are worn by our authorities That is a real possibility Yeah I think that is The fact that this has at this point turned into a siege strategy by the Russians to basically bombard these cities by the air through ground artillery missiles et cetera indiscriminately against civilian targets which is terrible And then you look at if things get bad enough he might be inclined to use chemical weapons We'll see That's why I've been saying from day one I did not support an instituting a no fly zone because we do not need to see a direct conflict between the United States or NATO and Russia On the other hand I've always argued you should never take a military option off the table We don't know where this fight is going to go My prediction has been able to last for months And look the humanitarian suffering may be so bad the indiscriminate bonding so horrible that we are morally compelled to act It's a really interesting thought compelling thought that we might actually have to act At the same time we do have the prospect of diplomatic settlement we heard president zelensky said he's willing to talk about things like committing not to go into NATO Give us a sense of what a diplomatic settlement might look like down the road perhaps after actually sadly more pain was inflicted Well I think first of all as a matter of principle we should follow and support president zelensky in whatever path he takes He knows what's best for his country for his people He is suffering and his people are suffering the most on the ground But look they're talking some broad outlines The Russians obviously want him.
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"7 37 800 with 132 people on board crashed in southwest China The flight had been traveling at around 30,000 feet when suddenly the plane entered a deep dive The data suggests the plane crashed within a minute and a half later Bloomberg's bold Davies from our breaking news desk in Hong Kong was aft about the plane models safety record The proceeding model to the 73 7800 there next gen it's got a good safety reputation Bloomberg's old AV Chicago based Boeing said it was aware of the initial reports of the crash and was working to gather more information Ukrainian officials have defiantly rejected a Russian demand that their forces in Mary opal lay down arms and raise white flags in exchange for safe passage Meanwhile Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has called on Israel to take a stronger stand against Russia comparing the Russian invasion of his country to the actions of Nazi Germany Through an interpreter zelensky says this is about the survival of his people We are in different countries we are absolutely indifferent conditions However the threat is the same for you and me For you and us so destruction of people culture state and even the name of Ukraine President zelensky The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to begin its historic confirmation hearings today for judge ketanji Brown Jackson the 51 year old federal judge will be the first black woman on the Supreme Court Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says he is keeping an open mind I'm going to listen to the hearings and by the way she'll be treated much better than Democrats are typically treated Republican nominees like clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh Sending them McConnell spoke on CBS's face the nation which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg U.S. Supreme Court Justice clarence Thomas is in the hospital the court.
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"Out time for global news The Pentagon has issued part of a report that warns Russia may begin using threats of nuclear weapons Let's get to it better in San Francisco with the latest Ed Yeah interesting story here Julie at the U.S. is saying for the most part the Russian ground attack has stalled because of the ferocious fight being put up by Ukrainian ground forces U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken This could horrifically go on for some time But when all is said and done an independent Ukraine will be there And at some point Vladimir Putin will not And Pentagon spokesman John Kirby in an exclusive Bloomberg interview says causing a shift in tactics You're seeing by the Russians on the ground is a full on commitment to military operations They continue to hammer cities like car key charity Mary opal Kyiv with long-range fires that's a fancy Pentagon word for bombardment by missiles and rocket systems And then those talk of nuclear talks of nuclear weapon mentions that Juliet mentioned Bloomberg's Jody Schneider If the war continues and the longer continues we'll increasingly ramp up that rhetoric about nuclear threats And The Pentagon says it doesn't mean usage but verbal threats as Vladimir Putin feels more and more cornered And in that effort President Biden and she meet tomorrow Bloomberg's Anne Marie Horner One it's to put pressure on Beijing to influence president Putin and to potentially stop this war And then the second is to make sure China is aware that they need to abide by the sanctions regime set up forth by the United States and by others around the world And to give president Xi time to denounce the invasion now China's UN envoy has said that he's extremely worried about Ukraine and is called for maximum restraint but mixed messages here very interesting story just to push out that I got on my mobile here from Bloomberg saying that China's muted response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine has hardened views within the Biden administration that president Xi Jinping may be moving closer to supporting Moscow as the conflict continues This is we're quoting as several people familiar with the matter so we'll see where it goes in the meeting is tomorrow in San Francisco I'm Ed Baxter This is Bloomberg Doug thank you Let's get to global sports with Dan Schwartzman Dan.
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"And that southeastern city of Mary opal at 200,000 people will not be getting out safely A similar ceasefire failed yesterday with city officials sending residents back into shelters for safety This has been a special report the Russian invasion of Ukraine I'm Dina kodiak And I've done these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom More sons Russia's economy is unraveling The Financial Times says the country's vtv bank is preparing to wind down European operations After being slammed by sanctions and Russia's largest lenders bear bank already exited Europe last week But if ETB source tells the paper its wind down is much more complicated Former U.S. ambassador to the Ukraine Bill Taylor says Putin's claims that the invasion of Ukraine is justified is ridiculous Ukraine is a state It's an independent sovereign nation It has been for 30 years and it has been it's been a people It's been a nation for longer than Russia has been a nation So it's not for president Putin to decide And Taylor there on Good Morning America's Sunday As we've been reporting Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the U.S. is in talks to supply Poland with fighter jets a Poland says its jets to Ukraine Ukrainian leader zelensky said Ukrainian pilots know how to fly those old Soviet era planes that Poland has Blinken also promising aid for surrounding countries and hinting the U.S. would come to the aid of Moldova If it too was invaded by Russia Whenever and wherever that aggression might appear we will do the same thing And blinken commenting at a joint press conference in Moldova And some Americans are reporting they faced resistance as they tried to leave Russia American Spencer fiskin took a bus from St. Petersburg to Finland He says Russians especially younger Russians don't support president Putin's invasion of Ukraine The American people have much more in common with Russian citizens than they even realize And fisk can also pointing to the growing anti war protests in Russia Global news 24 hours a day other than Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries In the newsroom among Denise Pellegrini this is Bloomberg Your listening to balance and power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio I'm Joe Matthew in for David Weston this week Still to come this hour fed chair Jay Powell facing tough questions from Congress about how the Central Bank will control high inflation We'll talk about it with former national economic council chief economist Joe lavone But first Texas governor Greg Abbott fended off a primary challenge by shifting his focus to the culture wars on the edges of the Republican Party's right-wing and setting up a potential test of the GOP strategy nationwide I caught up with Bloomberg government's elections expert Greg giro for his breakdown on the results and the biggest surprise Well I think the headline immediately after the primary was that two U.S. House members who failed to win a majority of the vote in their primaries were thrust in a runoff election That will be held in May They are Democrat Henry cuellar and Republican van Taylor but in a major development since then van Taylor who's a two term Republican in a Marine Corps veteran from the Dallas suburbs abruptly ended his campaign and is not competing in the May runoff which into which he was forced to winning less than 50% of the vote against four opponents It was a pretty grisly story about him Is that what happened Yeah yeah He was already struggling to win a majority in that primary in part because his opponents questioned his loyalty to Donald Trump but that race was rocked by the congressman ending his campaign after acknowledging Wednesday afternoon the day after the primary on Tuesday that he had an extramarital affair so the shocking development in effect hands the Republican nomination to the second place finisher in that primary Incredible Henry cuellar though a fixture in politics in Texas couldn't get it done He's going to a runoff as well That's right Henry cuellar is a longtime moderate blue dog congressman in a broader district that includes Laredo part of San Antonio And he was in a rematch with Jessica cisneros that progressive immigration lawyer and a former intern who was backed by politically liberal organizations and by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and what was a rematch of a 2020 primary that queer won by four points This one was closer in cuellar failed to reach a 50% plus one than about 48% of the vote cisneros about 47% and then a third candidate whose views are much closer to cisneros as than to cuellar is good about 5% So if cisneros can coalesce that vote the progressive vote in the next 12 weeks she has a good shot of unseating Henry on that runoff in May That would be a big deal How much of an impact did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have in these races Yeah it's hard to say It clearly she's a big draw for the progressive groups I believe cisneros campaign probably thinks that she's clearly a big draw for the progressive left and she's certainly a big name in democratic progressive politics Hard to say how many votes she moved on her own but she is someone who is going to get your campaign media attention and probably probably some campaign bucks as well I suspect that Congress McCoy are having the FBI raid his campaign office and his home did not help his outcome That's right it's very possible he was weakened by that FBI searching his home and his campaign office in late January So just weeks before the vote it's part of a probe We don't really know much about but yes you can have a tough time trying to win that runoff given he just won about 48% of the vote And if as I mentioned if cisneros can coalesce that vote if she can win the votes of the candidate who came in the third place she has a very good chance of being raised to a Henry court That's going to be a race to watch May 24th It's already on Now the race for attorney general I realize this is we're getting a little bit more local here statewide but also extremely important with the future of the Bush name kind of on the line here in.
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"At Bloomberg quick take This is Bloomberg radio Officials say a second attempt to evacuate civilians from the port city of mariupol Ukraine is being called off today Scott Carr has more Reporter Molly hunter says local officials blame Russian shelling for making evacuations too dangerous But we now have confirmation that for the second day in a row in that southeastern city of Mary opal at 200,000 people will not be getting out safely A similar ceasefire failed yesterday with officials in Mario pool sending residents back into shelters for safety a UN agency says the Ukrainian refugee crisis has created the fastest growing refugee buildup in Europe since World War II the office of the UN high commissioner for refugees says that over one and a half million have left Ukraine for neighboring countries over the past ten days Senator Joe Manchin is confident that Americans will be willing to pay more at the pump in order to preserve democracy in Ukraine Look at the gas not $4 It wasn't because of this Inflation is already wreaked havoc on it now and basically we're going to say we're going to set back now because we're afraid it might go up a little bit more It might go up anyway We haven't done nothing Appearing on NBC's meet the press the West Virginia Democrat touted the ability of the U.S. to produce its own energy This comes as Ukrainian president zelensky asked lawmakers Saturday for more sanctions targeting Russia's energy sector Manchin went on to say that it was wrong to pull any form of aid the U.S. could offer Ukraine like an oil embargo off the table Vice president Harris will be in Alabama today for the 57th anniversary of bloody Sunday The vice president is scheduled to take part in a march across the Edmund pettus bridge in Selma where white police officers attacked civil rights protesters in 1965 Harris will speak at the event before attending a meeting with the state and local civil rights leaders Fear is a tool When that light hits the sky The Batman is chalking up a big weekend at the box office so far the Warner Brothers production with Robert Pattinson starring the caped crusader as gleaned nearly $60 million through Saturday I'm deana kodiak As Russia's invasion of Ukraine sends global energy markets reeling nearly all U.S. Republican governors are calling to increase American energy production Jim Forbes has the latest CBS News reports 25 of the nation's 28 GOP governor signed a statement urging President Biden to quote reverse his policies and restore America's energy independence They say with measures like restarting construction on the Keystone XL pipeline the U.S. can quote protect national energy security and sell to allies rather than buy from our enemies specifically Russia I'm Jim Forbes Los Angeles area residents are continuing to show their support for Ukraine Protesters gathered for a rally yesterday in west Los Angeles to speak out against Russian president Vladimir Putin and his country's invasion of Ukraine Those in attendance called on NATO to help end the invasion and create a no fly zone in Ukraine An off duty NYPD detective shoots a man breaking into his home on Long Island the incident happened around three 30 in the morning Saturday on Fifth Avenue in west Babylon Suffolk county police say the detective who works in Queens grabbed his gun and shot the intruder in the face He then called 9-1-1 and the would be burglar was taken to a nearby hospital where he is expected to survive Suffolk county police are investigating the incident A sequel to I am legend is in the works with Will Smith and Michael B. Jordan according to Deadline Hollywood the pair will both star in and produce the project which is a sequel to the 2007 zombie apocalypse film starring Smith The film grows to almost $600 million worldwide plot details are still unknown and a director has not been attached yet A Michigan woman says she turned her $100 lottery win into a hundred times more Tracy van der van told state lottery officials that she used her $100 lottery prize to buy another ticket The second one turned out to be a $105,000 winner She's planning to save her winnings I'm Dina kodiak And dog to these Pellegrini and the Bloomberg newsroom The clock is ticking on Monday's open for financial markets and also on Russia's leader of Vladimir Putin Andrew Los fellow at CSIS says Russia's economy is headed for a collapse The challenge here is that he's launched a war that is essentially unwinnable His objectives are unachievable And Los had also says watch for Russia's military efforts to intensify The White House is considering as we've been reporting betting Russian oil something that Bloomberg's Anne Marie horde says could cause a massive oil shock Russian oil imports when it comes to hardcore just straight crude It's 3% When you start to factor in some of those other petroleum products it's about 8% It ranks third behind Canada and Mexico just ahead of Saudi Arabia And horde also says the U.S. is consulting with allies on the possible move The average price for a gallon of gas in the U.S. above four bucks a gallon this weekend That's for the first time in more than a decade But Martin Adams chief equity strategist with Bloomberg intelligence says it's not oil right now She says it's rising food prices that could eventually do U.S. consumer spending in I don't think we're getting to the point where the consumer doesn't buy iPhones as a result of food prices but I do think we want to be on guard for it Adams also says food companies will feel the pinch first And the IMF is warning the war and the sanctions will have a severe impact on the global economy especially on the world's poor Big week coming for inflation data will be getting February consumer prices on Thursday It had a miss sar forecasting a jump of 7.9% in U.S. consumer prices That would be the biggest annual increase since the early 80s And Amazon says it's continuing to help Ukraine in its cybersecurity efforts It says security teams are sharing intelligence with governments and IT organizations to equip infrastructure owners and operations with information to protect their families Global news 24 hours a day on our number Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries In the newsroom do.
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"Better view So let's talk about the paint trait And at Bloomberg our market vision is 2020 I am shocked by the moves that we're seeing in the rights market Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Business finance and the latest news evicting world markets powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over a 120 countries this is Bloomberg radio Now a global news update This is a special report the Russian invasion of Ukraine Secretary of State Antony Blinken is reaffirming U.S. support for NATO during a visit to Poland The people of Poland know how important it is to defend freedom So do Americans And we will stand together as we've been standing together in support of Ukraine He also praised Poland for being the leader in accepting Ukrainian refugees as they fled across the border Ukrainian president zelensky is urging the U.S. to establish a no fly zone over Ukraine and impose harsher Russian sanctions during a Zoom call with dozens of U.S. senators today Zelensky called for sanctions targeting Russia's energy sector and additional military assistance The international committee of the Red Cross is saying that civilian evacuations from Mary opal and vol Novak are postponed until further notice this announcement comes after Russia was accused of violating a ceasefire agreement This has been a special report the Russian invasion of Ukraine I'm Julie Ryan You're listening to Bloomberg opinion on Bloomberg radio.