we speak to the ubs chairman, axel weber. we will talk about market movers , gamestop, and banking in general. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua here in london. last year, i spoke to axel weber about market concerns for 2020, then the world looked a little bit different. the u.s. has a new administration, of course markets rally individual stocks this week, driven by big names but by day traders. the fed chair jay powell was even asked about asset prices yesterday. chair powell: if you look at what has been driving asset prices really in the last couple of months, is the connection between asset prices that is not as tight as people think. francine: for the outlook of 2021, axel waiver, ubs chair, and -- axel weber, ubs chair, given the issue with gamestop and surrounding companies, what is your take on the impact this could have on the banking system? dr. weber: first, francine, as you said, normally we would meet in davos this

francine: that was ubs group chair axel weber. bloomberg sources say the decision to cut 10% of its bonus chargese as a series of -- dani burger, how likely is it that credit suisse will go through with these cuts? dani: it does seem very likely. the lenders are just finalizing what the level will actually be at this point. in the coming week, sources tell us they will start to inform employees. 10% is the baseline for what the onus cuts are likely to be, but they could -- what the bonus cuts are likely to be, but they could go as high as 15%. credit suisse has had a quarter of struggling. they are set to post a loss for the fourth quarter and they have had not just these loan losses from covid hitting them, but also a lot of growing costs when it comes to things like legal on a-- $850 million spent u.s. legal case. this does break with the past two years of bonus plans at credit suisse. it kept in more or less flat and different from their rivals. other big banks come in some cases, and indeed many cases, are increasing the bonus

. >> let's talk about a new secretary of state, shirley weber. what can you tell us about her? >> she is a member of the legislature, she is a longtime advocate for racial justice. she was behind but of the ballot measures this year. she has been very popular because, if other people were hoping a black woman would be dominated to replace kamala harris. he dominated her to fill this position. he nominated her. many advocates for black women were saying wait a minute, we needed to replace kamala harris, there are no black women in the senate. there's only 24 of 140 some women who are in congress are black women. there is still pressure on him. to name someone to the attorney general position. >> any thinking what to add about shirley weber, please do but i want to move on to the ag office. and the jockeying that may be going on for the attorney general position that was vacated by javier who want to join the bided administration. >> i will to say, shirley weber, is a remarkable woman. the daughter of sharecroppers, her dad actually the south coast he was being hunted down by whi

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joining us today is the family of chief deputy lee weber of the fuse county sheriff's department. a chief deputy weber has served in that apartment since 2015. before that he enlisted in the u.s. army soon after 9/11 and completed two tours to the middle east and in service to our great country. it was active in the army national guard. he loved hunting and fishing, watching football and spending time with his wife wendy and their six children who he loved deeply. this past july 3, lee was boating with his family on the missouri river. his son fell out of the boat with no life vest on and without hesitation, lead open to the water to save his son and while he was able to get to his son safely, lee was not able to save himself. he died a hero that day. so we mourn the loss of this great man and we honor lee for his courage, his sacrifice and his selfless commitment to you and your family, wendy. i want to extend my prayers and my condolences to you and your entire family. their family is sitting right up here and wendy, if you and the family don't mind standing. today, given lee's

to fill that seat.the california legislature will have 90 days to confirm weber for the position... but could happen as early as next month making her the first african american to take on that role. she tweeted monday in part that she's committed to continuing the work of protecting voting rights and expanding access to the ballot.live in the studio ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) vice president- elect kamala harris has made a history- making choice - in deciding who will swear her into office. it is u.s. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor.the ceremony will mark the first time a woman of color will become vice- president.... after being sworn into office by the first woman of color to sit on the u.s. supreme court. harris says, she was inspired by sotomayor's background. both women have served as prosecutors ... harris in california and sotomayor in new york. u.s. supreme court chief justice john roberts will swear in president -elect biden. (pam) kron4 is taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings vice- president- elect kamala harris has shattered.. first in the ba

we'll hear from our exclusive interview with axel weber. good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene in new york. frankly, there is no other story in the world apart from what is happening in the u.s. right now with the democrats nearing proceedings to impeach president trump. the other story is lockdowns. not only vaccines but just in the u.k., could tighten lockdowns in england. i'm not sure how that is possible given where we are in london. there is word angela merkel is prepared to extend some of the measures taken until april. ," i saw the success -- tom: i saw the success of israel versus the known world in getting out the vaccinations. you are right, there is no other story. we will bring you the events throughout the morning. the president meeting with the vice president yesterday, what we will see on tuesday and wednesday. far more than that is the drama, and for republicans and democrats, the new measurement of the hurt inflicted by the siege at the capital. -- at the c

to fill that seat.the california legislature will have 90 days to confirm weber for the position... but could happen as early as next month making her the first african american to take on that role. she tweeted monday in part that she's committed to continuing the work of protecting voting rights and expanding access to the ballot.live in the studio ella sogomonian kron 4 news. harris has chosen supreme court justice sonia sotomayor to swear her into office... the ceremony will mark the first time a woman of color will become vice president.... after being sworn into office by the first woman of color to sit on the supreme court. harris says she was inspired by sotomayor's background. both women have served as prosecutors... harris in california and sotomayor in new york. supreme court chief justice john roberts will swear in president-elect biden. make sure to tune into kron 4's inauguration day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a- m... and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. happening now -- the search is still on for a 12-year

he's 29-year-old raymond weber, he social the social media live stream led police to a housing complex. police responded to a welfare check at the rocky hill veterans apartments. the 911 caller said a man on social media live streamed himself, holding a gun with two women lying on the floor not moving. more than seven hours later, police arrested weber but not before a brief struggle after he barricaded himself inside the apartment. >> i'm sad. i'm praying for my city and i believe that god loves the city but it's really sad. >> police are still trying to figure out how the women died, their identities have not yet unreleased. >>> law enforcement is investigating escalating threats of death and violence against governor newsom and his family. and the businesses that he founded as well. a voicemail and emailed provided to the sacramento bee, contained graphic, abusive language about the governor and his family. one included a threat to turn down a winery owned by the governors company. that company told the sacramento bee they have received hundreds of threats to social media, phone cal

police say video showed weber carrying a gun into women not moving inside of that unit. around 8.30 this morning officers went inside the apartment found weber along with those 2 women dead. so far the names of the women have not yet been released. right now san francisco police are looking for a gunman who they say shot a woman with a bb gun. >>while she was in the parking lot of a whole foods store on friday nights terrifying story tonight kron four's dan thorn spent the day talking with the victim. he's live tonight in san francisco with her story death. >>jonathan and just seeing this woman is really lucky that she didn't lose an eye she was randomly hit with a palette while leaving this store last night. she's now going to have to undergo surgery in order to have this pellet removed as police continue to find out who did this. >>an evening trip to the grocery store ends with a woman being shot with a bb gun pictures show the bruising around sarah barr tells right eye after a pellet struck her and lodged into her eyelid it's pretty lucky like probably straight back,

this comes from real life partners director komel mundruczo and writer kata weber. they gradually shift the tone from an exploration of grief to a courtroom drama. we need somejustice here! no, you need. that is what you want, that is what you need! that is your way, that is not my way! that is what you need! shia labeouf, recently the subject of a lawsuit himself, plays martha's partner, while ellen burstyn is tremendous as her mother. who cares about what they think? this is about me. this is about my life. pieces of a woman is on netflix now. next up, a documentary set in a monastery in the himalayas. music. sing me a song is the follow—up to thomas balmes‘s happiness, about an eight—year—old monk in the village of leah. this picks up on the same child ten years later, when he'sjuggling monastery life with a more worldly ritual — social media. as he meets a prospective girlfriend on wechat, the film cuts to her life as a singer in the city of timpu. sing me a song is an intriguing portrait of a changing community, but it raises more questions than answe

what weber said is he believes in asset management unit or something outside retail banking would be the better strategic move for ubs to make. guy: they shifted their entire business model in that direction post financial crisis. in some ways you see the logic of that. it is interesting they seem to have gone colder where the market has gone colder on the fx position. this speaks to the problem with european banks. the curve is steepening in the states. the banks are about to report in the states. the environment is getting better. trading is solid. european banks do not have the same optionality u.s. banks do. the background message is margin. they do not have a consolidation , they do not have the profitability. trading may help them out. it does not paint a rosy picture in terms of sustainability. sonali: you have the u.s. banks better regulatory environment, rates run their side, scale is huge. morgan stanley making the biggest deal since the financial crisis and smaller banks merging. morganbanks, even jp looking at the prospect of more dealmaking. we are seeing european banks

chely weber asumirÁ el car como secretaria de estado. miles de soldados de la guardia nacional estÁ vigilando el capitolio, como lo hemos vistomarisela de la cruz nos tiene un recuento de lo que dijo. marisela: ha permanecido resguardando la zona 24 horas al dÍa para mantener la seguridad con armas blancas, mide elementos de guardia nacionalrodean el capitolio estatal. alarcÓn en unas personas sobre laparte presencia policiaca en el capitolio al son de con con la decisiÓn. dice que es un para evitar actos violentos, como el que se vio en washington, d.c. el fbi habÍa recibido informaciÓn sobre protestas, donde se presentarÍan armados ella dice que estremera describe tanto fuerza, no veo a nadie que estÉ aquÍ tratando de interrumpir la paz. solamente saben ellos por quÉ lo estÁn haciendo. reportero: aunque entiende que son esfuerzos para evitar la violencia, hubo hechos que salieron a relucir con mÁs violencia en 2020. >> ellos estÁn haciendolo mejor para protegernos. la policÍa tambiÉn ha dado un poco de pensar que no esta

plus, here at school sibley from axel weber -- exclusively from axel weber. ♪ haslinda: we are bringing you live pictures of malaysia where the prime minister is beginning his address in the heart of politics in the country. this comes amid an emergency being called that could last until august depending on how successful they are in containing the virus spread. this comes a day after the prime minister imposed a two-week locked lockdown in most of the country starting tomorrow to infections.rge in covid 19 cases have been hitting a record high. the government is forecasting daily cases to reach 8000 by late march. this state of emergency is being called amid calls for an election to be held as soon as march. he could be successful in holding off until august depending on how it plays out. live pictures of the malaysian prime minister right now giving a briefing on the emergency which was called in the last hour. rishaad: let's get back to our coverage of the ubs china conference. tom, take it away. we are joined now by the that is andpany does amongst other things flying taxis. what is

weber was praised for her work providing civil rights and racial justice. a former protester at san diego state, she's the first african-american to hold this job. >> let's get back to our micro climate weather alert, a dramatic rescue in monterey county. a horse and a pony stuck in the mud in salinas. you can see the photos here. they had been in the mud for close to 18 hours when their owners found them. the fire department and the s.p.c.a. helped to dig them out. good news. they are okay. that horse and pony. just yesterday, you might recall nearly 50 horses were rescued in the same area in salinas because of the mudslide. plenty of problems in the sierra as well. cal trans posting this video on social media showing them help drivers who lost control, spun out or got stuck, pulling them out of the snow here. this is in the south lake tahoe area where nearly 14 inches of snow fell overnight. the entire tahoe region getting 5 to 8 feet this week. here's a look at eastbound 80. this is a live look. it's just a lot of white stuff blanketing the road. a blizz

michael weber is the josephine be county director of public health. great work. leah, maybe you can tell us, you're in the car and you're stuck. what do you guys start talking about and thinking through? >> well, we'd been stuck about 40 minutes and mike called me and said i think we're just going to have to start administering those leftover doses. we had six of them left, so let's just start walking up and down and asking cars if people are interested in getting a vaccine. >> when i was reading this story, mike, which was like an anxiety dream of a thing i'd never even thought to have an anxiety dream about, but when i was reading it, i was thinking is there a clock ticking in the back of your head when you're driving with a bunch of unused vaccine doses? >> oh, absolutely. we had somewhere between three and four hours at that point. we were being told the wait time was likely going to be at least two hours and then we still had the drive down through winter weather and it was just cutting it too close. so the decision honestly was pretty obvious for all of us.

executive chef kevin weber struggles to maintain composure saying staff is family. >> one of my dishwashers came yesterday because he's been waiting nine months because he didn't believe it would happen so he finally had to clear out his locker. he's worked for me for 27 years. >> reporter: all day staff came to say goodbye. >> i worked until my eight month of mazi. it's heartbreaking, it's such a loss for all of us. >> reporter: dan and mary say they may be forced to auction all the historic items. >> we reach out to the national park service today but did not get a response. >>> a live look at new york city, check out times square, normally there's a sea of people getting ready to ring in the new year but not this time around. officials told everyone to avoid times square, stay home and celebrate virtually. still you can see a few people milling around, but not many. >> it's weird. it's not what i would expect. >> are more used to seeing it packed with tourists but to see it like a ghost town is definitely on. >> while some people are opting to stay in for new year's eve, many spent the d

the governor is nominated assemblywoman shirley weber to replace him. if approved by the state legislature, weber will become the first african american to serve his california secretary of state. some bay area businesses are preparing to celebrate inauguration day by honoring vice president elect kamala harris is local roots. new attending ktvu jana katsuyama is here with special menus and treats some businesses are rolling out. well from ice cream to gumbo. many of these business percent. they just wanted to show their excitement and pride celebrating a barrier native reaching the second highest office. never going there? yes, at oakland's home of chicken and waffles restaurant, they're doing a special home style dinner named for their favorite hometown politician. sonoma camel. over mm lasagna. the salad soon to be vice president. kamila harris, born and raised in the east bay is like a cousin to the restaurant's founder, derrick johnson, and it just feels so good. and uh, you know, we're just so proud. harris invited johnson to the inauguration in w

the governor was nominated assemblywoman shirley weber to replace padilla. if approved by the state legislature, weber will be the first african american to serve is california secretary of state. coming up here. federal investigators now looking for this woman who they say is accused of stealing nancy pelosi's laptop during the capital riot, and they say she was planning to sell that laptop to russian intelligence plus commemorating the life and legacy of dr martin luther king jr today, the acts of service taking place across the country and here in the bay area, he was always hoping to. we should be doing this every day. he was doing this every and taking a live look now with conditions on the east shore on this martin luther king jr day ktvu fox two news at six. we oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world wh

and authorities have identified that man as 29 year-old raymond weber. >>much more ahead here tonight on kron 4 news at 10 the escalating death threats that have been made against governor gavin newsome and his family when law enforcement is doing about it. >>more than 30 years since a dublin teen went missing on her way home from school tonight. we'll show you how the community is remembering her virtually. >>and there's new messaging from health experts night on whether or not covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant it's time for sleep numbers january sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot?... or cold? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss our weekend special. save up to $900 on new sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, free premium de

then former assemblywoman shirley weber takes on her new position as califoria's secretary of state. if confirmed, she will be the first ever african american to hold that office. (pam) kron4 is taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings vice president elect kamala harris has shattered.. first in the bay area.. then across california and in washington, d.c.join me ... as i host: 'kamala harris: first but not the last' - tomorrow night at 9:30, here on kron 4. (ken) next on kron 4 news at 8:30 - president trump is not known with keeping with traditions -- we take a look at what the transition of power will look like on inauguration day.(pam) and new video released tonight gives us another glimpse into the capitol riots almost two weeks ago..(ken) and the f- b-i continues its search for those involved in the riots -- what we are learning about a san francisco man who was recently arrested... i didn't have health insurance - not because i didn't want it. i worried it was to expensive, and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives

doctor weber said in a statement that reads in part doctor king teaches us that we are at our best when we stand up in service of others and i'm humbled to be able to continue to stand up for california is as secretary of state apologize to vegetarians and vegans here but super bowl fans are expected need a whopping one 0.4 billion wings >>the super this year that is according to the national chicken council's annual wing report because why wouldn't you have one to put that in perspective that's enough wings to circle the earth 3 times. that's kind of gross and i like that number is up 2% from last year the council says the uptick in anticipated wing consumption is because of the pandemic and wings are comfort food, reigning champs, the kansas city chiefs will face tom brady and the tampa bay bucs. next sunday. and can you imagine if the buffalo bills now on. brian wings for i would think that wraps up kron 4 news at night the granddaughter going back to the top of the hour outdoor dining once again allowed here in the bay area >>holiday covid surge is under control but could we be faci

se nombra que ocupara la ciento de kamala harris, weber asumirÁ el cargo. debido a los actos violentos los departamentos de policÍa estÁn en alerta mÁxima. la policÍa de san francisco y oakland estÁ monitoreando la situaciÓn comÍ estÁn listos en caso de que algo pueda ocurrir. en el condado de napa nombre de corea de cuatro aÑos fue detenido despuÉs de que se descubriÓ que tenÍa rifles de asalto ilegales, armas automÁticas, explosivos, y tambiÉn bombas caseras. rogers enfrenta una serie de cargos por delitos graves y estÁ detenido con una fianza de 5 millones de dÓlares, segÚn informÓ la oficina del alguacil del condado de napa. a menos de 48 horas llega a su fin el mandato del presidente trump, se espera que antes de abandonar la casa blanca firme decenas de indultos y con mutaciones de condenas penales. rafael sÁnchez cruise nos explica quiÉnes podrÍan estar incluidos en este perdÓn presidencial. rafael: se ven en momentos tensos en la capital del paÍs a vÍsperas de la toma de posesiÓn, mientras en la casa blanca presidente trump

in our dialogue or in exchanges going on that for example the art involving the spiders and spiders weber's. we have to form new alliances and new ways of working to understand our world only. the categories that exists today tend to separate us from one another rather than to unite us. it seems to me that art can help us in this process where we can do art has this ability this generosity or this innocence that producing those in aren't you continue to search with childlike innocence and it seems to me that that is exactly what can help us to see the world with other raw. data center is continually venturing out with childlike curiosity into the world that he can better understand our planet and of course most literally. all of. all. those. projects and event horizon has taken him to the new uni's salt flats in bolivia the artist is fascinated by the way the horizon quite literally dissolves. in the early hours of the morning a very thin layer of water vapor hovers above the surface of the flats and for just a few moments the horizon looks as if it has been ever a. the surface of the earth

[applause] and benny, i'm pretty sure rock springs church could teach congressman weber to about prayer. can i get an amen? [applause] [inaudible] we are having some technical issues with this live georgia camping that with vice president mike pence. we are working to correct the problem. you are watching c-span2. >> both of them i can tell you have been committed to advancing the agenda that represents the conservative values of the people of georgia. join me in thanking congressman austin scott and congressman drew ferguson. achy so much for your great leadership. [applause] it's also an honor to be with the men for many years. but i've known them back when i hair the same color he has still got. founder one of the most important conservative organizations in america. he's the founder of the faith and freedom coalition, and he is fighting to deliver georgia for our values. join in thanking ralph reed for being with us today. [applause] but to all my fellow americans who are here posted officials, neighbors and friends, it is great to be with all of you. speaking to friends of mine, al

anna: interesting conversation, the ubs chairman axel weber. credit suisse is considering cuts on at least 10% of its bonus pool. the decision comes after a series of charges hit the lender's profit last year. joining us to discuss is dani burger. how likely is it credit suisse will go through with these cuts? dani: it does seem likely at the moment. sources have told us the board right now, the executives, formal -- finalizing and planning to tell employees in the coming weeks. 10% does seem like the baseline at the moment, but the cuts to bonuses could go as high as 15%. we have to remember credit suisse is dealing with a difficult fourth quarter, where they are estimating a loss in profit. it has been a tough year, not just loan losses, but a lot of costs, and a lot of charges. they have to pay $150 million due to a u.s. legal case. this is breaking from what we've seen the past two years from credit suisse where they left bonuses flat and different from other large lenders. this is what these banks are planning on doing. a lot are seeing in

when we spoke to axel weber, and we spoke to someone from the ecb that looks at some of the credit concerns or the loan concerns, and he says it is not really -- right now. if this snowballs, could it be -- could it touch or infect other parts of the financial world? marcus: i don't think so. right now this is just small techie stocks, not going to large-cap stocks. barring anything i mentioned. it is a system issue in how the plumbing works and how people can get liquidity, and that is where the fed might have to come into provide more liquidity. but we are not seeing hedge funds going properly banged yet, and we are not seeing the drop in liquidity. tom: of the single distinctive feature, t minus one, t minus two, t minus three is the idea of shorting stocks with a short instance over 100%. is that going to be the focus of legislation and regulation? marcus: it is a very good point. i had this debate today. do we relax regulation, making it so you don't have to declare the shortfall for two weeks or a month. that would be the worst way of going. in essence, save our short-sellers. what do

health director michael weber knew the vaccines had to be used very quickly. >> i don't know that it was so much quick thinking. it was the obvious solution. there really wasn't another option. it was either that or let them go to waste, and that wasn't going to happen. >> you go, michael weber. he says finding people who wanted the shot was not that easy, but he said the six who did say yes, we want it, were very excited to get the vaccine. that would be a little jarring. you're in the car and somebody knocks -- >> i might be suspicious. but you know, i've said it before, i'll take it wherever i -- wherever i can get it. >> yeah. we were doing the -- will you take it in the rain, will you take it in spain? will you take it in the snow? yes, i will take it in the snow. >> stranded in the snow. i'd be happy to. >> i like how they were thinking to think, okay, we're on the road. they got a lot of nos before they got people to say yes. >> that's interesting. i wonder if the people who said no are now seeing this and wondering, oh, man, they were serious. i wish i got it. >> can i just s

declarations pertaining to potential voter fraud in arizona and the statement of congressman randy weber of texas be part of the record. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> opposition to the objection. >> the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> i want to thank you first and all my dear beloved colleagues for your love and tenderness which my family and i will never forget. [applause] thank you again. , whose name is a comfort to us all, said we've got the best government the world ever knew. it's best because the first three words of the constitution tell us who governs here. we the people. watch the proceeding today and tell the world with pride as lincoln did about the brilliant meaning and promise of our country. our government belongs to the people. fordson, here, the people rule. today we are in the people's house to complete -- complete the people's process for choosing our president. we assemble in joint session for a solemn purpose that we have all sworn in sacred oath to faithfully discharge. the 12th amendment obligates each and ev

so let's bring in leah swanson, the josephine county emergency preparedness coordinator, and michael weber, the county public health director. good evening. i can only imagine. hey, we want to give you an injection, a vaccine. get away from my car. but it was real. thank you for coming on. mike, you and your team were driving back from a mass vaccination clinic when you got stuck in the storm. you had six doses of the vaccine left that were set to expire. what happened? did you get any of the responses like i said? like, oh, right, get away from my car or no? tell me what happened. >> there was a couple folks who waved us along, and i wouldn't say everybody was thrilled. but not many were actually like that. most folks were skeptical at first. then they found it kind of funny. then they said, thanks, but no thanks. >> yeah. but there were a few who said yes, and i would have been among those going, absolutely. so, leah, you administered all six of the vaccine doses. were many of the people approached skeptical? did you find that they were skeptical at the offering? >> yeah. so this part of

armed and with two women lying on the floor, not moving, officers responded and say weber barricaded himself inside the apartment for hours. he was eventually taken into custody around a 30 this morning on two charges of murder. san francisco police have reportedly made it arrested and assaulted robbery that left a high profile in private investigator on life support. 70 year old jack pelagia was robbed and pushing the ground right outside his hate ashbury home thursday night, he was know for working on high profile cases involving public titian's in celebrities ranging from bill clinton and courtney love to patty hearst and john delorean. the chronicle reports. at least one person has been arrested, but so far, police are not confirming and arrest. shake up in former president trump's impeachment trial the changes to his legal defense team just a week before his trial begins, in a very weather. nice break in the rain fall for today found some sunshine to start off the weekend. we are tracking a system developing offshore, we'll have more on some more rain chances headed our way. and

. >> reporter: according to weber this, this region sent 40 firefighters to this pandemic. back home, they're used to seeing each other at wildfires. now they're wearing scrubs and fighting a new fight. >> it's nice to have other fire guys here who are in the same boat, even though they're from different departments, we all come from the same cloth. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> a deep part of our pandemic coverage is tracking the vaccine rollout. one east bay frustrated with how slow things have been is taking things into her own hands. she organized a clinic so popular, all got booked. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> we feel good that we are able to milwaukee a little of a dent in this problem. >> reporter: the playground at stanley elementary in lafayette transformed into this drive-through covid vaccination clinic for seniors. >> it's the best deal. >> many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine, like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i love in rossmoore. rossmoore was unable to go at the time county to come to that community with just 10,000

all you have to do is drive the famous oscar mayar weber mobile. this is an important task. the hot doggers will attend more than 200 events in cities across the country. they'll create social media content and do news interviews. the company is looking for outgoing college graduates who love adventure. all right. >> i think that if you're just out of college, that would be super fun. >> that would be fantastic. especially during a pandemic because you have an excuse to travel. >> yeah. >> yeah. all right, more tech workers are leaving the bay area and working remotely. new at 6:00, the popular cities they're moving to. >> first, kids keeping the spirit of dr. martin luther king junior alive through the power of speech. >>> best in show. the akc national championship >>> a musical tribute h junior e east bay. ♪ i won't stop singing my praise ♪ >> they are just labels. >> you heard some of the performance by terrence kelly and the oakland interfaith gospel choir. the performance titled in the name of love went virtual, of course, because of the pandemic. and representativ

. >>> michael weber, leah swanson, thank you for the work you're doing, thank you for being so quick on your feet and for telling your story tonight. i loved it. thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> that is "all in" on this thursday night. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> that was my favorite story of yours. >> it's been a rough period. it just filled me up in some way. those pictures. god bless them. >> when you said it was like i was having an anxiety dream about something i didn't even know i was supposed to have anxiety about, that's exactly right. like at your car window, you want the shot? um -- yes, desperately. also i want to call the police but maybe you're the police. >> yeah. >> just incredible. thank you, my friend. well done. well done. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. tonight we are going to be joined live this hour by the person who is fast becoming one of the most familiar faces and voices of the new administration, jen psaki, white house spokesperson is going to be our guest tonight. even though we're only one week into the admini

. >> reporter: according to weber this region sent about 40 firefighters to the front line of this pandemic in our state. back home, they are used to seeing each other at wildfires. now they are wearing scrubs and fighting another fight. >> it's nice to have fire guys here in the same boat, even though from different departments, we all you know come from the same cloth. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and a key part is tracking the vaccine rollout. one citizen frustrated with how slow thing have been happening, she organized a clinic this weekend it was so popular, all spots got booked. >> we feel good that we are able to make a little bit of a dent in this problem. >> reporter: the playground at stanley school lafayette transformed into this drive-through clinic for seniors. >> it's the best deal. >> reporter: many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i live in rossmoore and rossmoore was unable to get them to come to that community which has 10,000 elderly people like many e. >> it's incredibly frustrating and patients are really afraid.

weber is just the fifth african american to serve as a state constitutional officer in california's 170 year history. she was appointed to fill the seat of alex padilla, who was tapped to fill the senate seat of vice president kamala harris. president biden trying to gain support for his $1.9 trillion covid relief package. but most republicans even some democrats are having a problem with that price tag. the proposed relief bill includes another round of stimulus checks, unemployment insurance there september and hundreds of millions of dollars to speed up vaccine deployment. the president is urging congress to move quickly or negotiate something similar. there is a overwhelming consensus among economists left right and center that this is a unique moment in this crisis and the cost of inaction is high cost of inaction inside. economy shrank by 3.5% in 2020, that is the worst level seen since the end of world war two. the capitol police officer who died after the attack on the u. s. capitol will lie in honor in the capitol rotunda next week. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majorit

secretary of state doctor weber said in a statement that reads in part doctor king teaches us that we are at our best when we stand up in service of others and i'm humbled to be able to continue to stand up for californians as secretary of state. the former oakland raiders training facility and headquarters in alameda may soon be up for sale, yeah, the city of oakland on any county jointly own that facility and harbor bay parkway on alameda is bay farm island but with the football team now in vegas said agencies have no use for the property. next week on tuesday city and county officials are scheduled to meet to decide whether the facility will be up for sale. next in sports covid related scheduling changes for the sharks were announced today. >>and we have a really cool behind the scenes look at the warriors dj kate rooney has sports next. >>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>about the only certain thing on the pandemic sports landscape is nothing is certain so. >>that's the case for the san jose sharks who finally got the green light to plan a s a p center starting february 13th

when negotiations failed, officers used flash bangs to get to go arrest weber. he was serving time for multiple felonies. the ties to weber have not been revealed. >>> the appointment to lead unemployment program is under fire. suzie levine transitioned into the the biden administration amid a scandal in her washington state department costing washington state $600 million. they are related to a nigerian scam ring. she failed to address a software issue that left washington state's employment security department vulnerable. >>> a high school principal picks up a second job to help students in need. >> i was taught if you can't find something to do, do it. i came to myself around said, perhaps i need to find another job in terms of part-time. jedediah: henry darby started working at walmart three nights a week after learning two of his students were sleeping una bridge. he donates every penny to those less fortunate. darby has given $100,000. after hearing about his act of goodwill, walmart donated $50,000 to the school. your headlines. love it. will: coming up p

weber have the first woman senator elected in georgia or the first black senator from georgia and only of the 11th black senator in history so of the 11th black senator in history so really significant. how do we feel the warnock role has changed the debate in georgia? thanks for having me. as you say it could be hit historic election notjust because of the candidates running in that particular seeds, kelly loeffler and rafael at warnock but it's inspiring so many people to come out and see themselves represented in the us senate. no doubt about the fact that a victory for warnock will be a victory for the black community in georgia and for everybody who's going to see themselves in that senator and in themselves in that senator and in the policies he's going to promote for us in the us senate. and if he wins, does that tell us more about georgia in the way that it's changing and perhaps even the result in november? absolutely and notjust that race but with the ossoff race andl that race but with the ossoff race and i believe that these seats will move in tandem. the truth of the matte

president is now expected to form a new ruling alliance and appoint his followers to key ministries malcolm weber is in nairobi and explains how the battle for control began. this is the latest development in a power struggle between president felix difficulty and former president joseph kabila has been going on for just over or about 2 years so just over 2 years ago congo held elections president joseph kabila on the international and local pressure stepped aside he ruled beyond the constitutional term limits and he made way felix to see katie it was announced the winner but leaked documents showed that election result was rigged and the succession was widely understood to be a deal between the 2 men by which she said he would take over the presidency but kabila would remain as the most powerful person in congo not just a case he depended on the support of kabila as party to govern could be left party had a majority in parliament but the tensions of have clearly risen between the 2 men over the course of the last 2 years and to security in recent weeks has managed to get a lot of those m.p.'s ov

haidi: the ubs chairman axel weber. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: consumer spending has continued to support the recovery in china over the past year. it is expected to continue into the first quarter of 2021. ubss get back to the greater china conference in shanghai. tom mackenzie is with us. i am pleased to say i am joined by christine peng who is china.eater head of we will start with that question. haidi just posed the question about covid-19 infections in china. y global comparison. there is a locked in hubei. some pressure from local governments to restrict people's movements ahead of and during the new year's festival. a lot shopping is done. to what extent could this be a dampener on china's consumer sector? >> we have seen such resurgence of new cases across different regions throughout the country in 2020. the chinese government has dealt with it pretty well. goingicky thing is we are into chinese spring festival, which is the heavy season. the restaurant sector. i think the lockdown could potentially impact t

manus: if this is about confidence, confidence from the chairman, axel weber, who at the summit last week, tom caught up with him, he was confident in hamers'ability to do the job. all of the team a bloomberg have seen many ceos, and these issues come from left field. the possibility of criminal issues around money laundering in left field, they did substandard due diligence. it is a question of sources. my first engagement with ralph on camera, the last good set of numbers to put in front of the analysts, when they chattered about the challenges that might come from the investigation, it was very straightforward. i will comply with everything asked of me. that was my first take on ralph hamers. matt: manus cranny giving us the interview with ubs, incoming ceo ralph hamers after his career at ing. we are going to hear more throughout the day. the world economic forum has gone digital. this week's agenda, world leaders meet virtually to discuss a crucial year and rebuild trust. bloomberg brings you a piece of the action today. francine lacqua moderated discussion with the head of the