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Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Lowering the areas of our vulnerability to China. So treasury secretary Janet Yellen made a speech late last week that made that point. We're actually, if you get past the rhetoric and some of the worries, I think we in Europe are pretty close on China. And this is essential. If we're going to deal with the challenge that China represents, we've got to work with Europe. We've got to work with the G 7 and if we do have a common position, we've got the edge. We just have to remember that. Well, and of course, that is kind of a longer term story that the U.S. has to navigate the world with China in it, whether or not that is a decoupled world, if you will, or less globalized one in the longer term, I guess, remains to be seen in the nearer term, though, and specifically with the role of China, and how it plays into the ongoing war in Ukraine. I understand that just earlier today, you were having lunch with the mayor of Kyiv, vitali Klitschko. What is the tone of those conversations? Is it seen that in order for Ukraine to win this war, China is going to have to play some kind of role? Well, mayor Klitschko had two messages. One was the Ukrainian people are determined to defend themselves and their country and they will succeed and the other message was after the war Ukrainians are going to build a democratic rule of law country or strengthen their democracy. In a way that is commensurate with the sacrifice of the Ukrainian people, those are my words, not his, but that was his message. It was an inspiring one. With respect to China, they are not playing a terribly helpful role. They're not all in on the side of the Russians. They are reserved, but there are certainly not acting as a force to settle the war on anything like acceptable terms to anybody. It would be great if they were, but they should have no signs of doing so. So that's unfortunate but successful successful support for Ukraine and Ukraine's victory in this war that is, if they manage to defend themselves from the Russian invasion, may cause the Chinese to reassess whatever assumptions they may have had about an easy military conquest of Taiwan. The west's response to Russians invasion of Ukraine was stronger than the Kremlin expected more sustained in the Kremlin expected it was not weak. We didn't dither, we didn't ring our hands. We actually backed Ukraine with weapons and economic support. We, the U.S. and the European, our European friends and allies. That shows that the west and the democratic world, the free world as we used to say, is not as weak as China may suppose. That is an important message. So helping the Ukrainians succeed is important for peace in Europe. It's important also for stability in Asia. Ambassador at your lunch with mayor Klitschko. Did he bring up fighter jets? You and I have been talking about this request for the better part of a year and they don't have them yet. Well, he was, he was thanking. He was grateful to the United States. For all of the help to Ukraine, he was not complaining. He was not whining. He said, send weapons, but he wasn't. He wasn't there with a shopping list. He had broader messages of Ukraine's determination, the resilience of the people of keys, the ones who elected him and the need to build strength and Ukraine's democracy as in the war is over. Well, on the subject of the war is over, there is a question of when that will happen. The prime minister of Poland where you served as ambassador to earlier today was saying that Russia and its public opinion are patient. It could withstand various election and democratic cycles that is a huge risk. We are facing today. What time horizon realistically are we talking about ambassador? Well, the polls have a track record of being right about Russia. So I would take what their leaders say seriously. Much depends on the battlefield. And it is possible that the Ukrainian military will succeed at least partly in its counter offensive that many people expect to take place later this spring in the summer. And if so, if it succeeds, they may be in a better position and the Russians may even though they don't seem serious about negotiations now. They may have to consider them, especially if the Ukrainians do well. Now, that's not guaranteed. We don't know. The battle field is that it can be tricky place. Anything can happen. So I suspect we will have greater clarity about the course of the war later this year. The Russians
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"All 12 have to approve contracts to prevent a strike. Residents in southeastern Oklahoma and northeastern Texas are assessing the damage after severe weather, including several tornadoes, tore through the region this weekend. They're trying to recover after these frightening storms best described by sandy Springer and Athens, Texas. She recorded herself as the tornado approached her home. Having my father protect us. Oh, lord Jesus. Oh, my God. Help me. Springer's home suffered major damage. She was not injured, but the twisters did kill at least two people. Linda canyon, CBS News. The mayors rather the mayor of Kyiv Ukraine's capital is warning residents that they must prepare for the worst this winter if Russia keeps striking the country's energy infrastructure, Vitaly, Klitschko says that means he can not rule out residents having no electricity, water, or heat in the freezing cold. Mayor Klitschko said Ukrainian workers are doing everything they can to restore services, but the public must prepare themselves. Coming up on WTO after traffic and weather will gaze inside political analyst Larry sabato's crystal ball, focusing on the midterms. 9 36. Hiring the right talent is my number one priority for my growing company. I used to believe that if you post it, they will come was the only way to recruit new employees
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Head down to Washington D.C., get ruled in national news with Nathan Hager. All sweetie, the European Union's looking whether to sanction Iran over the latest Russian attacks in Ukraine, officials say at least four people have been killed in the capital Kyiv with Iranian made kamikaze drones he of mayor vitali Klitschko. We see how many people died. I'm guilty people. All people, civilians. He is mayor Klitschko. In the UK, Chancellor Jeremy hunt has ripped up almost all that was left of prime minister Liz truss's economic program, Bloomberg's Lizzie Burton has more from Westminster. He's absolutely nuked trusts on he's reversed most of trusses, tax cuts. He's limited the energy bailout that she was always taunting the opposition labor leader Keir Starmer with the package was bigger than his. Now it's going to be reviewed in April to try and save the government some money, a huge humiliation for trust. Bloomberg's Lizzie Burton trust sent House of Commons leader penny mordant to defend the move before the House of Commons opposition leader Keir Starmer says trusses hiding. Nearly a year into a nationwide shortage, many families are still struggling to find baby formula. A recent Census Bureau survey cited by The Wall Street Journal finds roughly one in three households with babies who typically use formula had trouble getting it in the last month, nearly one in 5 of those affected had less than a week's supply on hand, a recall from Abbott labs in February compounded supply chain issues that started last year. Global news on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than 120 countries
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"National news with. I believe Nathan Hager. Yeah, see you guys on wurtele. Thank you. For the second time in a week, Russia is using apparently Iranian made kamikaze drones to attack Ukraine's capital for drone strikes hit central key of this morning killing at least four people. Vitaly Klitschko is the mayor. They destroyed our hometown. They killed civilians right now. Mayor Klitschko says one of the attacks set off an explosion in a residential building, the European Union is looking into imposing new sanctions on Iran over Moscow's alleged use of its drones. It did impose new penalties on Iran's morality police today for human rights violations tied to the death of 22 year old masa amini there have been protests, of course, for weeks, since she was arrested for allegedly violating strict Islamic dress codes and dying in morality police custody. The new head of the UK treasury is reversing nearly all of prime minister Liz truss is unfunded tax cuts, Chancellor Jeremy hunt says people should keep more of what they earn. But it's a time when markets are rightly demanding commitments to sustainable public finances. It is not right to borrow to fund this tax cut. UK Chancellor Jeremy hunt will say more to the House of Commons later this hour, Elon Musk apparently isn't the only household name in the market for social media companies. Yay, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West has agreed to buy parler for an undisclosed amount. That platform has become a favorite for conservatives who have left Twitter over allegations of political censorship. Ray ray Ye has recently faced restrictions on Twitter and Instagram over alleged anti semitic posts. Global news on air and on Bloomberg
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Now the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lisa John, there were more Russian stripes on Ukraine's capital today. The strikes were by an Iranian made self destroying drone. A nearby energy company also attacked just 500 yards from Kyiv's main train station. Kyiv's mayor, Vitaly Klitschko. They want to destroy our good foreign infrastructure. They do work with you. Mayor Klitschko says Russia has committed numerous war crimes. Police in Stockton, California say they are certain the man they've arrested over the weekend, is the serial killer authorities have been searching for. The suspect 43 year old Wesley brownlee is expected to be arraigned tomorrow, authorities say he drove through the dark streets of Stockton armed with a handgun searching for his next victim. Police also linked Brown Lee to the shooting of a woman last year she survived. There is significant radioactive contamination at an elementary school in suburban St. Louis where nuclear weapons were produced during World War II, according to a new report by environmental investigation consultants. The report has parents concerned. We don't necessarily need further confirmation from the Army Corps of engineers at this point. We need the Army Corps of engineers to come clean up the mess. She says that they asked the Army Corps of engineers to go inside the school building and playground and they refused. Good news for the hearing impaired starting today over the county hearing aids being made available on store shelves for the first time ever. Health officials say that they will help 80% of Americans who avoided getting help
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Now the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lisa John there have been more Russian attacks on Ukraine's capital, officials say key was hit this morning by a wave of kamikaze drones damaging residential buildings in killing at least one person. This after the capital was targeted by Russian missile strikes week ago during the morning rush hour, part of a nationwide attack that left at least 19 dead. Mayor vitali Klitschko calling today's strikes a terror attack. The Russians need Ukrainian without Ukrainians and that why they killed civilian people. Mayor Klitschko says Russians have destroyed our country and our hometown. We could see a restructuring and geopolitics. There is worth White House is giving its security relationship with Saudi Arabia a second look. We get the story from Bloomberg's head Baxter. The two have been bumping heads over a number of issues over the past few years. The latest that decrease in oil production, so not White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan says things have to move, but with caution. This is a relationship that got built over decades on a bipartisan basis. And so the president isn't going to act precipitously. He's going to act methodically, strategically. And have time to meet with members of Congress. In San Francisco, I'm Ed Baxter, Bloomberg radio, a three week lockdown has been declared in parts of Uganda after an outbreak of the deadly, highly contagious Ebola virus, cinemas, bars, and places of worship among those ordered closed in two of Uganda's districts, almost 60 cases of the deadly virus have been reported so far, including 19 deaths, but experts believe the actual toll is far higher. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air. And on
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"Members of Congress. In San Francisco, Ahmed Baxter Bloomberg daybreak. Thanks, Ed S&P futures right now are up 33 points down futures up 227. NASDAQ futures are higher by a 121 points, ten year treasuries up 1530 seconds, yield on the benchmark 3.95%. Straight ahead your latest local headlines and a check of sports, this is Bloomberg. And it's now 5 O 7 on Wall Street where 58° in Central Park got a crash northbound garden state Parkway exit one 39 details coming up in traffic, Michael Barr is here first with more on what's going on in New York and around the world. Good morning, Michael. Good morning, Nathan, more potential legal trouble for former president Donald Trump. The SEC and federal prosecutors in New York are said to be investigating whistleblower claims by a cofounder that Trump media violated federal securities law. The Trump media says that whistleblowers account is rife with knowingly false and defamatory statements and other concocted cycle dramas. Meanwhile, the Trump organization is about to stand trial for tax evasion. The attorney general in New York has accused the company of fraud. Explosive laden suicide drones have struck Ukraine's capital as families were preparing to start their week. The blast echoing across Kyiv and sending people scurrying to shelters. Kyiv's mayor says the strikes are damaging several apartment blocks and set fire to a non residential building. Mira vitali Klitschko says though Ukrainians are not giving up. The people is very good motivated. And that's why I'm more than sure we win this war because it's our home. It's our families. It's our future. We ready to die for that. Mayor Klitschko told of Vladimir Putin, it's a crazy idea to rebuild the USSR and see Ukraine as part of the big Russian Empire. It's an illusion. A suspect in a north California serial killing spree that claimed the lives of 6 men will be arraigned tomorrow. Police say tips from residents in Stockton and Oakland, where the men were murdered, helped them identify the suspect, police arrested 43 year old Wesley brownlee in Stockton as he was reportedly driving around at night looking for another victim. Could we one day have a vaccine for cancer? Doctor osler teresi one half of the German team working on a cancer vaccine says she is cautiously optimistic. As scientists, we are always hesitant to say we will have a cure for cancer. We have a number of breakthroughs and we will continue to work on them. Still, she tells the BBC progress is being made
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Capital key following months of relative calm there. The city's mayor Vitale Klitschko posted a video to Twitter. Must help us trains. Continue help us Ukrainians to stop this genocide of the Korean population and destruction over life of our infrastructure and our cities. Keith mayor Klitschko, the attack comes after a bridge linking Crimea and Russia was bombed over the weekend. Demonstrations are spreading as Iranian women are going head to head with security forces after the killing of a woman who was arrested by the so called morality police for incorrectly wearing her headscarf. She later died in police custody. Hackers targeted an Iranian state TV newscast, a mask appeared on screen followed by a picture of the supreme leader the Ayatollah surrounded by flames. Little or no response from fellow Republicans to a U.S. senator's comments about proposed reparations and crime in a rally with former president Trump in Nevada Saturday night, senator Tommy tuberville, Alabama Republican at the Nevada rally calling Democrats pro crime and referred to black Americans. They want to control what you have. They want reparation because they think the people that do the crime are owed that. On NBC's meet the press, congressman Don bacon, Nebraska Republican. I'm not going to say he's being racist, but I wouldn't use that language. Democrat politicians and prosecutors are putting violent criminals back on the street early. Congressman bacon on NBC's meet the press that can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg, former president Trump says the government documents, including classified and top secret papers, retrieved by the FBI should be returned to him at his rally last night in May say Arizona Trump mentioned the government documents taking with the court approved search warrant from his Florida resort. There is no crime. You know, there is no crime. It's not a crime. And they should give me immediately back everything that they've taken from because it's mine. Smile. Former president Trump fly from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries, I'm Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg. This is the Bloomberg real estate report brought to you by the national association of realtors. It might seem like buyers are curbing their enthusiasm a little bit right now. Skylar Olsen chief economist at Zillow calls it an unusual environment. The market honestly is behaving kind of weird in some pockets. There are neighborhoods that are still competitive. There are other neighborhoods that are slowing down really fast. And that has a lot to do with kind of the transition moment we're in and very much so the volatility of mortgage rates right now. And Zillow says it's pull of housing experts shows most expected to become a buyer's market by next year, with vacation markets, most likely to see price declines. And also once red hot markets like Boise Austin and Raleigh, but overall the self and Midwest are the most likely to hold their own according to the report, especially inexpensive markets like Columbus, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis, and also Atlanta, Nashville and Charlotte, and the report also says suburban and excerpt markets are also likely to hold value, and that's the Bloomberg real estate report. I'm Denise Pellegrini. How are financial services firms managing in this new reality? Claire Santa niello
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"Are historical places and they've been modernized and they're so beautiful. Still, not everyone is a fan of the mayor. Anya hoven was pushing her small child in a stroller through the park. I think he's essentially a sportsman and he should stick to sports. He's definitely not someone who's adept at governing. I'm not very serious, very good at his job. Ukraine is poor compared to most of Europe. And the war has delivered a crushing blow to the economy. Kyiv, however, is coping relatively well. The city's modern glass towers mixed with stodgy apartment blocks from the Soviet period in grand ornate architectural gems that date to tsarist era Russia. Before the war, Klitschko presided over substantial new building. Though some critics say he favored wealthy developers over ordinary Kyiv residents. Lub a mere mice is with a group called rating, a private polling organization. His reputation has been someone who has greatly developed the city. There's plenty of luxury housing stock of building condominiums and shopping malls. As opposed to public services that employ people. One of Klitschko's strongest supporters is his younger brother. Vladimir, who also held multiple world heavyweight titles. At times, both Klitschko brothers held title belts from rival boxing associations. But they never settled it in the ring. Keeping a promise to their mother that they'd never pummel each other the way they hammered most everyone else. Their mother is Russian. Their father, Ukrainian. He was also a general in the air force of the Soviet Union. The brothers grew up on Soviet military bases in the 1970s and 80s. Given this background, the Klitschko say they have nothing against the Russian people. But their full throated opponents of president Vladimir Putin's war. Here's the mayor at a deadly missile strike in June. This senseless war. We have to do everything to stop this war. Because thousand and thousand civilians died. Mayor Klitschko says, if necessary, he's prepared to fight the Russians street to street. Greg myrie NPR news. All summer and Pierre science desk has been looking at sweat humans are covered head to toe with millions of sweat glands, but it wasn't always so NPR's ping Huang tells us how human bodies evolved so we could sweat. Sweating is essential to humans during the heat wave. I was sweating just like walking to work. And I think it probably kept me alive. That's Heather dingwall, a human evolutionary biologist, and she was walking to her job as a postdoc at UPenn. There, she studies organs on the skin, like hair follicles, and of course, sweat glands. Sweat glands are actually coiled tubes that bring water from inside your body to the surface. Your effectively moving the heat from your body to that water droplet. As the water droplet evaporates, it takes the heat off your skin. Now a lot of animals don't sweat, but humans do, and we don't know exactly when it started. There's no fossil record of ancient sweat glands because the soft tissue of the skin falls apart. But tingle says it's an adaptation that likely came around a long time ago. Probably around the time when the environment was getting drier and warmer. And so that would be around one and a half to two and a half million years ago. This was an East Africa where modern humans emerged. Before then, early humans lived in the cool shade of the forest. They had short bodies covered in thick hair to stay warm. Then the climate and landscape changed. Grasslands replaced forests, and humans spent a lot more time in the sun where they had the opposite problem. They needed to stay cool. So having a body covered in spike glands became an advantage. So you might be able to forage for longer hunt for longer collect more food, or even if it's just, it could be as simple as like not dying of heat stroke, whatever benefits humans got from sweat must have been huge because sweating requires you to keep drinking lots of water. And if you lose too much water, then you become dehydrated and also you will die. Humans, of course, haven't died off. Instead, we've thrived thanks to our sweat. It's core to who we are, even more so than our giant brains, which evolved much later. There's nothing more human than being sweaty. Ping Huang and PR news.
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"A fan of the mayor. Anya hoven was pushing her small child in a stroller through the park I think he's essentially a sportsman and he should stick to sports. He's definitely not someone who's adept at governing. I'm not very serious, very good at his job. Ukraine is poor compared to most of Europe. In the war has delivered a crushing blow to the economy. Kyiv, however, is coping relatively well. The city's modern glass towers mixed with stodgy apartment blocks from the Soviet period in grand ornate architectural gems that date to tsarist era Russia. Before the war, Klitschko presided over substantial new building. Though some critics say he favored wealthy developers over ordinary Kyiv residents. Lub a mere mice is with a group called rating, a private polling organization. His reputation has been someone who has greatly developed the city. There's plenty of luxury housing stock of building condominiums and shopping malls. As opposed to public services that employ people. One of Klitschko's strongest supporters is his younger brother. Vladimir, who also held multiple world heavyweight titles. At times, both Klitschko brothers held title belts from rival boxing associations. But they never settled it in the ring. Keeping a promise to their mother that they'd never pummel each other the way they hammered most everyone else. Their mother is Russian. Their father, Ukrainian. He was also a general in the air force of the Soviet Union. The brothers grew up on Soviet military bases in the 1970s and 80s. Given this background, the Klitschko say they have nothing against the Russian people. But their full throated opponents of president Vladimir Putin's war. Here's the mayor at a deadly missile strike in June. This senseless war. We have to do everything to stop this war. Because thousand and thousand civilians died. Mayor Klitschko says, if necessary, he's prepared to fight the Russians, street to street. Greg myrie NPR news. All summer and Pierre science desk has been looking at sweat humans are covered head to toe with millions of sweat glands, but it wasn't always so NPR's ping Huang tells us how human bodies evolved so we could sweat. Sweating is essential to humans during the heat wave. I was sweating just like walking to work. And I think it probably kept me alive. That's Heather dingwall, a human evolutionary biologist, and she was walking to her job as a postdoc at UPenn. There, she studies organs on the skin, like hair follicles, and of course, sweat glands. Sweat glands are actually coiled tubes that bring water from inside your body to the surface. Your effectively moving the heat from your body to that water droplet. As the water droplet evaporates, it takes the heat off your skin. Now a lot of animals don't sweat, but humans do, and we don't know exactly when it started. There's no fossil record of ancient sweat glands, because the soft tissue of the skin falls apart. But dingwall says it's an adaptation that likely came around a long time ago. Probably around the time when the environment was getting drier and warmer. And so that would be around one and a half to two and a half million years ago. This was an East Africa where modern humans emerged. Before then, early humans lived in the cool shade of the forest. They had short bodies covered in thick hair to stay warm. Then the climate and landscape changed. Grasslands replaced forests, and humans spent a lot more time in the sun where they had the opposite problem. They needed to stay cool. So having a body covered in sweat glands became an advantage. So you might be able to forage for longer hunt for longer collect more food, or even if it's just, it could be as simple as like not dying of heat stroke, whatever benefits humans got from sweat must have been huge because sweating requires you to keep drinking lots of water. And if you lose too much water, then you become dehydrated and also you will die. Humans, of course, haven't died off. Instead, we've thrived thanks to our sweat. It's core to who we are, even more so than our giant brains, which evolved much later. There's nothing more human than being sweaty. Ping Huang and PR news. Feels hot in
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"From New York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Lisa John Ukrainian officials say one person died in the Russian air strike that rocked the center of the capital key yesterday during a visit by the UN chief Keith mayor Vitaly Klitschko visited the area struck today He says key this still a dangerous place in Kiva is still the target of Russians The capital of grain is gone and they want to occupy mayor Klitschko says that the U.S. State Department is aware of reports that a former U.S. Marine was killed in the fighting in Ukraine California stopped lawyer is taking on big oil attorney general rob bonta announced that ExxonMobil was subpoenaed as part of an investigation into the petroleum industry for its alleged role in the global plastic pollution crisis Big oils plastics pollution crisis is harming our environment Every year tens of millions of tons of plastic pervasively pollute our oceans Our rivers our beaches our bays our coasts costing the state and estimated half a $1 billion each year AG banta spoke at a new conference at dockweiler beach in Los Angeles The FDA wants to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars FDA commissioner Robert caliph says studies show that the minty taste and cooling effects of menthol and cigar flavors increase the appeal for adults and young smokers alike A late night TV host says he's making plans to call it quits James Corden I've decided to sign for one more year on the show and that this will be this will be my last year hosting the late nation Gordon says we are all determined to make this the best year We have ever had making this show We're going to go out with a bang Corden has been in the time slot on CBS since 2015 Round one of the NFL Draft is in the books the first 5 picks were all defensive players The Jaguars took Trayvon walker with the top pick Aiden Hutchinson went second to the Lions Derek stingley went to the Texans Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios.
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"Sheets good return on equity Come on Emily Emily cut to the chase Are you long Amazon this morning We have actually fade away from consumer discretionary because there's a couple of big names in that sector that don't exhibit those quality characteristics They don't have the cash on the balance sheet We're a little bit more concerned about that We're more overweight and traditional technology names Again that are going to give us those great balance sheets and those organic growth drivers You've got to have a great solid position in your industry to compete again as that macro tide comes away Is Amazon no longer a growth stock Well you think about sort of what is the impetus right You look at the year over year comps I think that's the biggest challenge for Amazon now coming out of the pandemic I mean we had two years of extraordinary demand for that business model and now we need to see you know what are those organic growth drivers going forward And I think that's going to be a challenge How many rounded of John Hancock Emily great to catch up What an earnings season It's been Lisa Just the numbers themselves have been pretty decent pretty solid but it's all about that outlook And I think as we round out earnings season for the big tech names that's exactly where we started the quarter What's going to happen in the future What's the outlook where's the guidance And that's where we're finishing it with the same concerns The fact that the NASDAQ was already down nearly 20% heading into the big tech week It shows you how much pessimism was already baked in And then to see the further declines in the shares after the earnings speaks to that pessimism and that uncertainty baked into the outlook I think the bifurcation within big tech might be the story from this earnings season We've got to set up the conversation for the next few hours On that bifurcation I'm going to catch you with Dan Ives of Wedbush a little bit later Lisa that is exactly his ankle right now But for our next conversation with ECB chief economist Philip lane Tom inflation at 7.5% I have to say in the track a year did you ever think we'd get back to 7.5% on CPI in Europe And most importantly John professor lane never did I really want to emphasize for an American audience This is one of the Giants of modern economics This is must listen must watch for global Wall Street Now core CPI in Europe is much lower than core CPI in the United States but this will be uncomfortable for the ECB because it's moving in the wrong direction still So core CPI comes up to 3.5 from 2.9 and the estimate was 3.2 And what we're really interested now in the ECB is the sequencing Winding down QE and the then what How much space between that which could end in July and then that first thing that we haven't seen Tom since 2011 a rate hike from the ECB Okay that's the process and John your expert at that whether you're years in Frankfurt I'm just looking at the core theory which is it's a more sluggish tepid run rate a more sluggish nominal GDP and that top line inflation there is absolutely unacceptable given compared to the United States I should say I think the way we frame it Lisa is a rock and a hard place That's good Central Bank officials in Europe at the moment You've characterized it as the emerging markets alumni at the European Union is experiencing that How do you hike into a weakening economy I was looking at some of the components of the inflation print that came out of Europe this morning 38% increase in oil and gas This is an energy fueled kind of inflation and that is the worst kind because what that means is that crimps the consumer And that is the dilemma that this ECB is facing The ECB chief economist Philip lane is going to be joining us in just about 5 minutes time from New York City this morning Good morning with Tom Keene Lisa abramo and Jonathan farrow futures are down 9 tenths of 1% on the S&P on the NASDAQ 100 we are down by 1.23% And Amazon is trading lower in early trading by around about 9 full percentage points Heard on radio seen on TV this is Bloomberg surveillance Now the latest news from New York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Lisa John Ukrainian officials say one person died in the Russian air strike that rocked the center of the capitol key yesterday Today Keith mayor Vitaly kalicho visited the area and says Kyiv is the goal and Russia wants to occupy it And this keeps still with target of Russians Mayor Klitschko says that Russian president volodymyr zelensky said that Russia was trying to embarrass the United Nations when they bombed Kyiv yesterday while the UN chief was there The road to congressional approval for President Biden's $33 billion Ukraine relief bill may not be easy Bloomberg's at Baxter reports The Ukraine part has broad support across Congress but it risks getting snarled in his ask for COVID funding and immigration The Senate could vote on the emergency spending next week but the house will be on recess So Congress could finish by the week of May 9 and send it to the president but if Democrats insist on attaching long stalled funding for vaccinations and immigration costs it could be delayed indefinitely Biden did urge Democrats to pass them together In San Francisco I met Baxter Bloomberg radio The Oklahoma House has given final approval to a Texas style abortion ban that prohibits abortion after about 6 weeks of pregnancy Women from Texas and other states with strict laws have been crossing into Oklahoma to have abortions Zach gingrich gay lord is communications director of trust women None of these states were set up to accept thousands of patients from another state we have access issues of our own in each of these states Trust women Zach gingrich Gaylord as the bill passed by the GOP led house now heads to Republican governor Kevin stead Round one of the NFL Draft is in the books the first 5 picks were all defensive players the Jaguars took Trayvon walker with the top pick 8 and Hutchinson went second to the Lions their extinguish went to Texas but jets at number four pick cornerback Ahmad Gardner and at 5 the Giants picked kayvon thibodeaux Lie from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios this is global news 24 hours a day.
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"And get over to Nathan Hager Greedy thank you we are expecting comments later this hour actually from President Biden updating the nation on the war in Ukraine and support from the U.S. NATO secretary general young Stoltenberg says allies have already stepped up Up to date NATO analyzed have a pledge to provide at least 8 billion U.S. dollars in military support to Ukraine And we see the importance of further stepping up our support to Ukraine NATO's Yan Stoltenberg and Brussels vitali Klitschko is the mayor of Kyiv He says the war has destroyed Ukraine's economy and cost his city alone up to one and a half $1 billion We can't guarantee the safety in capital just a week ago The Russian record legit in buildings in our hometown and 5 civilians is dead Mayor Klitschko tells Bloomberg surveillance Ukraine needs more heavy weapons President Biden plans to ask Congress for more authority to sleaze the assets of Russian oligarchs and put the proceeds towards supporting Ukraine President is due to speak at about ten 45 Wall Street time a little more than an hour from now We will bring you his comments live on Bloomberg radio Moderna is asking the Food and Drug Administration to authorize its COVID vaccine for the youngest kids Two low doses Moderna says produce a strong immune response in 6 months to 6 year olds ahead of the request a group of more than 900 doctors wrote to FDA commissioner Robert califf asking for quick review Global news on air and on.
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"News I'm Scott Simon Thank you for being with us We begin this hour of the program in Kyiv For more than 5 weeks now Russian forces have been pushing toward the capital of Ukraine there are reports that push at the moment his faltering We are joined now by the mayor of Kyiv vitali Klitschko and he joins us now via Skype mister mayor thanks so much for being with us My pleasure What do you know about Russian forces on the outskirts of Kyiv What's happening I just came from satellite city of Kyiv I saw the whole infrastructure is destroyed There's a building's actually city of air pain but still this city's doesn't exist anymore Whole buildings schools areas totally destroyed And right now we collect we collect the people we don't know the numbers but it's will be hundred maybe thousands It's horrible It's actually very depressive images to see that It's not secret the key was always target from Russians and they right now to go away I actually don't believe Russians The Russians told this special operation just against Ukrainian army I just came in right now from now to the city I saw the whole people shoot Civilian City and old young people women's should buy Russian soldiers and take bodies everywhere there Mayor Klitschko you were give is ordinarily a city of about 3 million people the size of Chicago in fact Can you tell how many people have left What's life in the city like now Kyiv is the largest city in east Europe right now We guess the help of population right now already last It's women's children's will move to west of Ukraine much more safety part of the country And some people temporary move to outside of the country Cities change totally It's always a springtime This city have an energy so many people enjoy this spring sunshine And right now the just blog post the people with weapons It's city almost died Yeah Do you want people to return or is it still unsafe What do you think about the future To be honest I talked to many experts in the world and nobody can predict how situation will be developed Everybody hope of for diplomatic solution but Russians told about solution about compromise is difficult to say which compromise we have to find in this incrementation we can talk about compromise our solution if Russian soldiers go away from our territory from our country Right now the people want to come back to Kyiv but it's still the edges to be in Kyiv because any seconds any buildings any citizens of our cities can be targeted That way right now we can say when a survey was finished Right now a little bit quite damp couple of days before but people still near us What is the city need from the rest of the world What would you like I explain you some very interesting story Just a couple of weeks ago the records launched in apartments building The building destroyed by immediately come to this place with four men to give the help the people one man come to me I guess a little bit more than 60 years old and give the question mister mayor what I have to do I'm homeless right now because this huge hole in the building and I give him proposals to wait him to the west of Ukraine I was very surprised The answer was mister mayor All my life I leave him my hometown in Kyiv All my friends who relatives live here I don't want to leave I want to ask you mister mayor Please Give me the weapons I want to defend my city Because the reason of this war Putin want to rebuild Russia empire also Soviet Union we was in the USSR and we definitely don't want back to the USSR And everyone everyone ready to defend the children and future of our families Of Kyiv thanks so much for being with us You welcome and one message Thank you very much for support of our country from the United States It's very important for us We are ready to fight But please everyone have to understand we defend not just our country we defend not just our families We defend the same values and principles and if someone think the war far away is wrong opinion because this work can touch anyone in routine of anyone in the world Thank you for everyone Mayor vitalik did you go with Kyiv Thank you sir The Biden administration is going to end the sweeping border restrictions known as title 42 For more than two years those restrictions allowed immigration authorities to quickly expel migrants at the border without giving them a chance to seek asylum in the U.S. policy was originally intended to stop the spread of COVID-19 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has announced that the Trump era policy will end on May 23rd but there are concerns lifting those restrictions could lead to a record influx of migrants at the southern border And Virgil rose covers emigration Joel thanks so much for being with us Hi Scott First what do CDC officials say about their decision Well basically that these restrictions are no longer necessary CDC director Rochelle Walensky wrote that the threat of migrants spreading COVID-19 at the border has quote ceased to be a serious danger to the public health That was the CDC's reason for authorizing these pandemic restrictions more than two years ago The Biden administration has made some exceptions notably for unaccompanied children arriving at the border but it's largely kept title 42 in place until now I'd watch the reaction been so far Immigrant advocates in many Democrats welcomed this decision They have been arguing for a long time that title 42 was really a tool to manage the flow of migrants at the border and limit access to a silent using public health and COVID essentially as an excuse Melissa Crowe is a lawyer at the center for gender and refugee studies at UC Hastings college of the law We commend the Biden administration for getting rid of this racist Trump era relic There's absolutely no legal or policy justification for turning back asylum seekers at the border or for leaving them stranded in some of the most dangerous cities in the world Immigrant advocates also argue that title 42 wasn't actually very effective at managing migration We've seen record breaking numbers of migrant apprehensions at the southern border last year even with title 42 in place So what happens now is that the restrictions are lifted There's a lot of concern that this will lead to a significant increase in migration Republicans are using words like chaos and travesty and Armageddon Here's senator rob Portman Republican of Ohio speaking on the Senate floor this week The border patrol tells me they are already overwhelmed But they say it will be out of control Now someone argue it's already out of control but it's going to get a whole lot worse And even some Democrats are nervous I mean particularly senators who are facing tight reelection contests this year they say that the Biden administration should keep title 42 in place at least until it has a better plan ready to deal with the possible influx How does the Biden administration react to that Homeland Security officials say they will be ready when title 42 ends in just over 7 weeks They say they have a plan They're deploying extra personnel to the border They're standing up temporary facilities to process migrants They are at the same time preparing to roll out a new system for handling asylum claims that is supposed to take months instead of years and Homeland Security officials also say they may place greater numbers of migrants into the so called remain in Mexico program This is another Trump era policy that forces asylum seekers to wait outside of the U.S. for their hearings in immigration courts You know but in the short run there's no question that Biden administration is in a tough spot here Immigrant advocates and liberal Democrats note that the U.S. has a legal obligation to let migrants apply for asylum and there is also no doubt that Republicans will try to blame Biden and Democrats for any increase in migration as we head toward midterm elections And pierce Joel rose thanks so much You're welcome.
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"This is weekend edition from NPR news on Scott Simon Thank you for being with us We begin this hour of the program in Kyiv For more than 5 weeks now Russian forces have been pushing toward the capital of Ukraine there are reports that push at the moment his faltering We are joined now by the mayor of Kyiv the Dolly Klitschko and he joins us now via Skype mister mayor thanks so much for being with us My pleasure What do you know about Russian forces on the outskirts of Kyiv What's happening I just came from satellite city of Kyiv I saw the whole infrastructure is destroyed There's a building's actually city of air pain butcher a stormy this city doesn't exist anymore Whole buildings schools areas total destroyed And right now we collect we collect the people we don't know the numbers but it's will be hundred maybe thousands It's horrible It's actually very depressive images to see that It's not secret the key was always target from Russians and they right now to go away I actually don't believe Russians The Russians told this special operation just against Ukrainian army I just came in right now from now to the city I saw the whole people shoot Civilian To the old young people women's should buy Russian soldiers and take bodies everywhere there Mayor Klitschko you were Kyiv as ordinarily a city of about 3 million people the size of Chicago in fact Can you tell how many people have left What's life in the city like now Keith is the largest city in east Europe right now We guess the help of population right now already the last is women's children's will move to west of Ukraine much more safety part of the country And some people temporary move to outside of the country Cities change totally It's always a springtime This city have an energy so many people enjoy this spring sunshine and right now they're just blog posts People with weapons It's almost that Do you want people to return or is it still unsafe What do you think about the future To be honest I talked to many experts in the world and nobody can predict how situation will be developed Everybody hope of diplomatic solution but Russians told about solution about compromise is difficult to say which compromise we have to find in this situation we can talk about compromise or solution if Russian soldiers go away from our territory from our country Right now the people want to come back to Kyiv but it's still the edges to be in Kyiv because any seconds any buildings any citizens of our cities can be targeted That way right now we can say when the war is finished right now give a little bit quiet them couple of days before but people still near us What is the city need from the rest of the world What would you like I explain you some very interesting story Just a couple of weeks ago the records launched in apartments building The building destroyed by immediately come to this place with four men to give the help the people one man come to me I guess a little bit more than 60 years old and give the question mister mayor what I have to do I'm homeless right now because this huge hole in the building and I give him proposals to wait him to the west of Ukraine I was very surprised The answer was mister mayor All my life I leave him my hometown in Kyiv All my friends who relatives live here I don't want to leave I want to ask you mister mayor Please Give me the weapons I want to defend my city Because the reason of this war Putin want to rebuild Russia empire also Soviet Union who was in the USSR and we definitely don't want back to the USSR And everyone everyone ready to defend the children and future of our families Mayor vitalik to go of Kyiv thanks so much for being with us sir You welcome and one message Thank you very much for support of our country from the United States is very important for us We are ready to fight But please everyone have to understand we defend not just our country we tend not just our families We depend the same values and principles and if someone think the war far away is wrong opinion because this work can touch anyone in any one in the world Thank you for everyone Mayor Vitale of Kyiv thank you sir The Biden administration is going to end the sweeping border restrictions known as title 42 For more than two years those restrictions allowed immigration authorities to quickly expel migrants at the border without giving them a chance to seek asylum in the U.S. policy was originally intended to stop the spread of COVID-19 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has announced that the Trump era policy will end on May 23rd but there are concerns lifting those restrictions could lead to a record influx of migrants at the southern border and Virgil rose covers immigration Joel thanks so much for being with us Hi Scott First what do CDC officials say about their decision Well basically that these restrictions are no longer necessary CDC director Rochelle Walensky wrote that the threat of migrants spreading COVID-19 at the border has quote ceased to be a serious danger to the public health That was the CDC's reason for authorizing these pandemic restrictions more than two years ago The Biden administration has made some exceptions notably for unaccompanied children arriving at the border but it's largely kept title 42 in place until now I'd watch the reaction been so far Immigrant advocates in many Democrats welcomed this decision They have been arguing for a long time that title 42 was really a tool to manage the flow of migrants at the border and limit access to asylum using public health and COVID essentially as an excuse Melissa Crowe is a lawyer at the center for gender and refugee studies at UC Hastings college of the law We commend the Biden administration for getting rid of this racist Trump era relic There's absolutely no legal or policy justification for turning back asylum seekers at the border or for leaving them stranded in some of the most dangerous cities in the world Immigrant advocates also argue that title 42 wasn't actually very effective at managing migration We've seen record breaking numbers of migrant apprehensions at the southern border last year even with title 42 in place So what happens now is that the restrictions are lifted There's a lot of concern that this will lead to a significant increase in migration Republicans are using words like chaos and travesty and Armageddon Here's senator rob Portman Republican of Ohio speaking on the Senate floor this week The border patrol tells me they are already overwhelmed But they say it will be out of control Now someone argue it's already out of control but it's going to get a whole lot worse And even some Democrats are nervous I mean particularly senators who are facing tight reelection contests this year they say that the Biden administration should keep title 42 in place at least until it has a better plan ready to deal with the possible influx How does the Biden administration react to that Homeland Security officials say they will be ready when title 42 ends in just over 7 weeks They say they have a plan They're deploying extra personnel to the border They're standing up temporary facilities to process migrants They are at the same time preparing to roll out a new system for handling asylum claims that it's supposed to take months instead of years and Homeland Security officials also say they may place greater numbers of migrants into the so called remain in Mexico program This is another Trump era policy that forces asylum seekers to wait outside of the U.S. for their hearings in immigration courts You know but in the short run there's no question that Biden administration is in a tough spot here Immigrant advocates and liberal Democrats note that the U.S. has a legal obligation to let migrants apply for asylum and there is also no doubt that Republicans will try to blame Biden and Democrats for any increase in migration as we head toward midterm elections And.
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"mayor klitschko" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I am very concerned that all these higher prices are going to lead different spending choices and for people to pull back I am very impressed and quite honestly surprised at how resilient equities have been we still have to focus on what the central banks are going to do I'm more focused on the overall level of rates and most importantly the shape of the curve This is certainly shaping up as a very different economic cycle from anything that we've seen in the recent past This is Bloomberg surveillance with Tom Keene Jonathan farrow and Lisa Abraham always Good morning everyone Jonathan farrow Lisa ramundo Sam keen on radio on television and important point in the war in Ukraine We blow up the show now this 8 o'clock hour in New York in New York John farrow the headline speak and the markets react in the headlines speak for themselves Tom and I have to say we've repeated this a couple of times now for the first time following talks between Ukraine and Russia this time in turkey a constructive tone from both sides Ukraine coming straight out of the gate and suggesting there is ground for a meeting between the two leaders Vladimir Putin and president zelensky Russia come again and pledging to sharply cut military operations in and around Ukraine's capital cave Tom There's some good news some good news for this disaster that's unfolded before all of our eyes on the Ukrainian people over the last month Let's be quick here in radio and television or conversations forward here in the sour are two important John ruble in ten big figures says all At a full handle on dollar ruble a move on equities Tom futures up about half of 1% We saw a two year yield in Germany through zero positive territory for the first time since 2014 Crude is interesting Let's sit on crew just for a moment Tom And try and go through things calmly We had a gap lower on Brent crude And then we snapped back just a little bit And I think we've got to frame this appropriately This is good news for the war effort for the Ukrainians on the ground in Ukraine From a market's perspective this removes the risk of an escalation in sanctions What I don't think it does Tom is take any of those sanctions away anytime soon And I think what it does do is stop things from getting worse but not necessarily help things get better in the energy market Lucy you've got to believe that mister Biden will have to speak off of this news this morning We're all hoping that this actually is solid but it really does go to the question that John was saying how quickly does Russia get brought back into the international sphere or just frankly remain a pariah state at a time when still there is a huge dependency on the commodities In other words do we still maintain the supply chain disruptions to food disruptions The oil sanctions that are causing the inflationary inputs all rise at a substantial pace For global Wall Street we will speak with the oil minister of the United Arab Emirates at this historic point but first John Maria today Joins us right now some out of Europe at Maria Let's start here The headlines out of Ukraine out of Russia Would you also agree that for the first time they're actually quite aligned to constructive view Well I would say there's two things You're very right to say that for the first time we see that the Ukrainian delegation and the Russian delegation walk away with the same conclusions Remember every time it was a very different picture or the two sides would be very far apart in terms of the conclusions this time it does seem that they attended the same meeting and they agreed in a number of issues The thing that really caught my eye is Russia singing we are open to this meeting between a lot of mid zelensky the Ukrainian prime minister and of course Vladimir Putin Remember for a very long time the idea was the Russia did not or would not want to sit down with zelensky because Russia believed that he was an actor that he was a clown that he carried no wait here and that Russia would only speak to the big powers of the world so that is now changing When it comes to the Russian singing we're going to cut back some of the deployments around the capitol the reality is Jonathan They're doing this because they're not able to take the capital It's been there for three weeks We all remember the pictures of that convoy into the capital city of Ukraine they've not been able to take it so there has been an idea for days now that this was an operation that had already failed for Russia perhaps a lot of this is trying to save face for the fact that Ukraine has really solidified its control of the Ukrainian capital Maria the whole way over the last 6 weeks two months It's been incredibly difficult to trust the Russian side They told us they weren't planning to invade They invaded They told us they weren't building up troops They were going to send them back They built them up even more When they say they're going to sharply cut military operations near Kyiv Have we got any detail of what that actually means and how we'll verify that in the coming days Well we're going to have to verify that in fact we're doing this and you're very right to point out the repeatedly Russia has flat out light especially when they talked about the invasion but also the use of Belarus We're not going to use it and the invasion They're doing that They also talked about we're not going to target civilians They clearly have so a lot of this has to be verified and we're probably going to have to wait for the authorities in the capital of Ukraine's particularly from mayor Klitschko to say whether or not they're seeing this But to me what is key here is the Russians saying we agree we need to pull back some of the deployments in order to have mutual trust in the talk So that is a good thing The other thing I would point to is we've seen many different talks happening here but this one felt differently because Erdoğan was there He chaired the meeting He was a master of ceremony He is employing his political capital the Russians and Ukrainians appeared to think turkey is a right mediator and he said this week we need something on paper Maria how willing are western leaders to reward this outreach by Vladimir Putin If it sticks in terms of him withdrawing troops and actually easing some of the sanctions versus continuing to penalize what a lot of people view as completely unjust and frankly a humanitarian disaster in Ukraine caused by the invasion I mean it's a disaster when you look at my RuPaul This is this is incredible It's 80% of a city that's been destroyed Humanitarian corridors that don't work And the Ukrainians insisting and we have to insist that they believe war crimes have been committed in Ukraine but you make a very good point The first things are Russians will say is that we show you goodwill so therefore you have to lift the sanctions And this is going to create a huge political fight in the European Union because we know there are some countries that would be inclined to do that as a show of goodwill too and there are some particularly in Eastern Europe that I know have already told me we should not do this We don't learn from history until the Russians pull back completely We should not lift any of the sanctions on the country Maria thank you Maria today Just to put it all together and run through the price section Got a big moving dollar ruble about 11 percentage points Of course Russian assets will do well off this But who trades them Not many people right now That's for sure If you look at equity futures we've got to do some pop up 6 tenths of 1% in Europe That's where we see a massive move on the equity benchmark in Frankfurt Germany the tax cut by 2.8% the cac 40 at three percentage points already having a decent day What it does unlock Tom I think from here if you can tell me this does not get worse If you can convince me that that's the case for the rest of this year then it's an opening for the ECB And that speaks to the move we're seeing at the front end of Germany and for that matter Tom.