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we've been going out into the field documenting these sites in that kind of i would say akila, gina, sans to see what struck to and still exist as well as contextualizing this tangible heritage, dis, tangible, nato buildings in land to people as memories and people stories digitizing african cultural heritage is a way to re examine, contextualize, and preserve this history and culture. ah, i feel that they walk about read going to digitize his see is also about connecting time. we are connecting the past the present. and in this very act we are shipping future. 7 thanks to digitization, it's possible to save, got casual heritage for generations to come. but 3 d models shouldn't be regarded as mere replacements or backups of the originals. instead, there a chance for people across the globe to get to know cultural sides they otherwise may have never seen was your take? can monuments really be capital on the screen? or do you need to physically be there to get the full experience? let us know what do you think? as often now? bye bye. ah . oh god bless and good ideas. these benedictine

. >> gina, you say the markets are searching for quality. i look at the amazon report. there was a lot of quality in there with the cloud growth. i thought business could slow down with people leaving their house. >> i agree with you. amazon is quality. if you look deeper into the numbers, the cloud story is not going away you see tremendous growth continuing in amazon web services which is a big piece of their long-term story. we have also been expecting that the ecommerce play would unravel because the pan an ddemic as pe started to get back out into the economy would have a natural pull back. the interesting thing is no one will stop ordering amazon products that's here to stay. i think we will see amazon settle where it will settle. the market is looking for long-term quality and durability in the end, amazon will have the last laugh. >> gina, one thing with the rising interest rates situation, the market will not deal with stupid evaluations paypal for example is that stupidly high? the others will be paper money, but we will also tap, swipe, et cetera >> some of t

maybe we're focusing our attention on the wrong thing. >> gina, he says focusing on the age is the wrong thing, what would you tell the governor? >> from our experience, i disagree with that statement. our shooter was 19 years old. he was 18 when he purchased his gun. look, with other additional weapons, if he had not been able to do that, we probably would not be on the street today. >> tom there's another suggestion, the president, the vice president have now said they want an assault weapons ban reenacted, of course, after the 94 ban expired. highly unlikely that's going to happen, especially in an election year. adam kinzinger, outgoing republican congressman had another suggestion potentially. he's open, i want your reaction to kinzinger here. >> my side is not coming forward with reasonable ways to defend an amendment that we think is very important. i'm looking at this going fine, if people are going to put forward solutions certifying maybe who can buy an assault weapon, i'm certainly open to that. >> tom, what do you think? an additional license, an additional certification, wou

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commerce secretary gina raimondo urges patience, but says china's ongoing covid crisis will bring more nick strain do >> you anticipate that will have another ripple effect with more slowdowns? >> yes china is really struggling now their economy is struggling. i think the ripple effect will continue >> our thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. >>> we turn now to more breaking news out of new york city. that's where authorities are searching for a suspect who allegedly shot a man on a moving subway train it happened on a q train just before noon on sunday as the train was traveling from brooklyn to manhattan. police say the suspect pulled a gun and fired at close range, striking 48-year-old daniel enriquez in the chest. witnesses say the suspect paced back and forth in the train's last car before he allegedly shot enriquez, who later died at a local hospital witnesses also told police the two men had no prior contact before the shooting, which unprovoked attack. >>> well, covid's reign in the u.s. is not letting up as daily cases keep rising. according to new data, the nation is tr

now say women like gina were let down. i think pregnant women had a lot of mixed messaging to the panoramic. so originally that said, all, it's all fine. don't worry, you know, it doesn't seem to affect the pregnancy at all and then became, oh, you're within the pollen revel group. so take extra special care, but don't get vaccinated until we have the 1st safety data from the vaccines coming out. saying, actually you can get vaccinated expense say studies now make a clear case of vaccination in pregnancy. the latest national data shows almost all pregnant women hospitalized because 19 are on vaccinated. and the government's running a campaign to boost vaccine rates, not exceeding the storage does not cause the bash does not increase at a school, but are pretty mature burst. and for now, we are confident to commend the vaccine to bring on it. it is true that the best way to protect and the pregnant woman and her baby just to get the corporate vaccine. the risks of covert on pregnancy are also clear. professor iris papa joe,

now say women like gina will let down a st. curriculum has had a lot of mixed messaging through the pandemic. so originally that was said ok. so fine, don't worry, you know, it doesn't seem to affect the pregnancy at all. and then became, oh, you're within a vulnerable group. so take extra special care, but don't get less. and i said, until we have the food safety data from the vaccines coming out, saying, actually you can get vaccinated. experts say studies now make a clear case for vaccination in pregnancy. the latest national data shows almost all pregnant women, hospitalized with cove at 19 or unvaccinated. and the government's running a campaign to boost vaccine rates. not the axiom does not cause miscarriage does not cause as best as not in consider score by premature burst. and for now, we are confident to commend the vaccine to bring on it's it is true that the best way to protect and the pregnant woman and her baby is to get the coven bessie. the risks of cove it on pregnancy are also clear. professor iris papa joe joe as the cobalt of a major label study which documented how close

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alix: gina, as we deal with the uncertainty and the numbers, do we feel we can't say the price for a total recession for sure. gina: the bond market is not my purview but the equity market has caught up with yields. to the degree the bond market is rising 3% for yields in the next three years, the equity market should be valued around 14 times forward. the pe multiple for the s&p 500 is around 14.5, just under 15 times earning on the date you measure it given the volatility. the equity market has started to catch up with the bond market. if this is our peak, you would anticipate we are getting pretty close to the lows in terms of valuation. alix: that is a fair point. thank you both for setting us up on this monday. we are going to continue talking about how to position your portfolio. next, the cofounder of evans wealth. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: equities heavy today. we want to get into the question of the day which is, should you, how do you position for eight recession. are you positioning for a recession? >> good morning. thank you for having me. to answer your question, i th

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climate czar gina mccarthy is saying this is now a fight against natural gas and infrastructure investment. it seems like the left-hand does not know what the right hand is doing, and sometimes i wonder, what is the real message and who is the real messenger? a year ago, i saw sir inches that unaccountable czars would not be the one guiding real policy. now i believe it still remains a real question. every agency seems to be creating out of thin air and disturbing epa's role and your role as the lead agency for environmental issues. with epa playing a supportive role in the administration's assault on our energy economy, economic security, i think we are right to be skeptical about providing additional funding or authority to the agency until we have a therm or understanding of who is calling the shots and who in the federal bureaucracy should be accountable for these policies. unfortunately, sometimes i cannot tell what epa is up to. on this committee, despite our jurisdiction, we do not have the oversights into how epa's decisions are being made. when we talked at our future confirmation

to that extent, gina, energy prices this summer will mean sticker shock not just gas pumps, but energy wise you are saying energy costs may keep the federal reserve jumpy for lack of a better term. >> absolutely. energy costs are going to cause a slowdown much faster than the fed can do through rising interest rates and tightening lending standards. energy costs will cause people to step back we just haven't seen -- there's been so much pandemic pent-up demand, but that has been slowing. add on express prices. it costs more to fill my jag right now than it costing for a barrel of oil. that is mind numbing to me that will, you know, continue to keep demand at bay and it will cause a quicker slowdown >> having been out west and i know it was a nicer area of l.a., but seeing the $6.50 a gallon up on the screen for self serve, not by the freeway, wow you may trade in the car for a scooter. thank you very much. have a terrific day. appreciate it. >> thanks, brian >> scooters were everywhere. laying around on every street. >>> when we come back, we have more to do uber's ceo telling his empl

there's no way to be able to follow it to say this is indian produced diesel. there is no way to track that. gina: how do you see the sally's reacting to all of this -- how you see the saudi's reacting to all of this movement? matt: being as they are. they have kept quiet in terms of any type of commentary on this and that should be the view we expect going forward. opec-plus is looking to put more production back on the market as demand rebounds. there is not likely to be a relationship with russia, so they are likely to go against them. we should expect to hear not only saudi but the other members of opec being silent on this matter. guy: does russian crude continue to trade at a discount, or as we start figuring out ways it can be sold india or china or wherever it ends up being sold, that discount disappears? matt: we still see that discount about $31. it has been in that region since the invasion. there is this expectation we should see it allowed -- around that level. as we get potential embargoes coming through from europe, we should see that discount bl

team says 37.60 is pricing in a full-blown recession. you can see how close the markets are to that. that is the big worry. i just want to say also another problem is worrying about oil. about 114 dollars per barrel. what i want to show you is this. you can see how expectations for gdp growth is continuing to fall. in the middle of last year, august, the estimate for gdp for this year was over 4%. now it is down to 2.7. worries are growing that this is going to turn into a full-blown recession. a lot of people say it is not going to happen and that power will get that soft dish landing but that is what is weighing on stocks. >> that risk is why we continue to see the fragility of sentiment. we did have some pretty decent sessions for asia on the back of these tailwinds from the u.s. but look how this is wrapping up in the tuesday session. we did see chinese stocks giving back a lot of those rebound gains. even with that jp morgan upgrade. take a look at sydney futures. look at the open. very modest gains being signaled at the start of ca

mccarthy is now saying that the u.s. climate policy is actually a fight against natural gas and infrastructure investments. it seems like the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing and honestly sometimes i wonder what is the real message and who is the real messenger. one year before this committee, more than a year, ago i saw assurances that unaccountable stars like gina mccarthy and john kerry at the white house would not be the ones guiding environmental policy. now we are in the second year of the biden administration, and i believe it still remains an open question. every agency, from ferc to the cor to scc and beyond, seem to be creating out of thin air but to usurp that epa's role in your role as a lead agency for environmental issues. with epa playing a supportive role in the administration's assault on our energy and economy, economic security, i think we are right to be skeptical about providing additional funding or authority to the agency until we have a firmer understanding of who is calling the

gina and oaken has montessori. now. the philippine coast guard says it received a distressed call around 6 am on monday. a naval vessel called and the more craft to carry more than a 130 people had caught fire near the water as a result, as an province north of the philippines. and by midday, more than a 100 people were rescued, including 8 of the boats. crew members, some of those injured were taken to hospital. the fire has been put out, but authorities are also checking for traces of oil spill. initially they said that the far circuit of the engine room, but the right to get to the walk, we hug it all the passengers, including the go. we have to stop already the search and rescue operations. and we just saw probably proceed to the destination. this company, us another incident in sometime in 2017, at least 6 other vessels to help the coast guards, search and rescue operations. the vessel is being towed towards bellucci island in 2017. another vessel owned by the same company was carrying more than 250 passengers when

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morrill, director general of tourism on the bali arctic islands senora what are you out of the name of gina, missus moody you there is war in ukraine in the middle of europe. what does this effect tourism here? majorca ocoee and majorca says him ref, athletic us, now we are of course affected by the war and i thought of place all countries are affected because, i mean i lost the thought of and not only the tourism salary, but production and infrastructure to allow mine. okay. let it lapse, have been in the war and human suffering have consequences for all of europe, and tourism is no exception. we haven't that. i mean, they went off with him. okay, in sports. hm. awesome. and the next few weeks and months things should really get going again with tourism. are you hoping for as many vacationers as possible? how do you see it? my your coming up will seem that, oh go. moreover, when are not authorized? if them, if they, if they don't well, justice february, lee passed a law that puts a cap on the number of hotels and vacation accommodation on the ballier island. and she made about the amount o

majorca ocoee and majorca says him ref, athletic us from that. we are of course, affected by the war and i thought of place all countries are affected because, i mean i lost the thought of and not only the tourism saturday, but production and infrastructure to and allow mine or let it lapse, have been in the war and human suffering have consequences for all of europe, and tourism is no exception. we haven't had them enough of him. okay. in sports, um awesome. in the next few weeks and months things should really get going again with tourism. are you hoping for as many vacationers as possible? how do you see it? my, your coming up will seem that, oh, go. moreover, when i'm not others, if them as they have they don't. well, just as february, lee passed a law that puts a cap on the number of hotels and vacation accommodation on the ballet re island estimate about the amount of money added. that means we won't continue to grow. no, it won't be possible to build new hotels or holiday apartment, stuff that i found it to him. isn't that simple? what wil

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we are about to have a conversation with gina raimondo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> now we welcome our audiences, we are joined by david westin and gina raimondo, the u.s. secretary of commerce and the former governor of rhode island. let's talk a little bit about what is happening in the labor market. we saw today the payroll numbers. we saw a very strong set of data. what we didn't see was pickup in the participation rate. there is evidence within the data that we may start to see a skills gap emerging in the united states. we were just speaking to the coo of pioneer who talked about that. you are the commerce secretary, not labor. commerce has a vested interest. does america have a skills gap and what can be done about it? >> good morning. first, i will say the jobs numbers, there have only been three times in the past 50 years that we have seen unemployment rates as low as it is. having said that, we do have a skills gap. we also have an issue with not providing enough support to women. if you look at the industries where you see the

plumb you're filling in for him today gina why he couldn't be here? >> senator, i do not have a specific i will say on his behalf i tend nuclear weapons council meeting it is my responsibility as space policy nuclear weapons policy. we've got a close working relationship from a panel standpoint at least in my mind. >> i'm glad to do that and i'm sure you do. was he in the pentagon today working? does anybody know? admiral brady do you know if he is in the pentagon working today because her. >> i do not know for. >> within the washington national capitol region as you know that mr. plumb? >> or i do not break asked for the chair of the council do you know are one of your council members is in this hearing? >> no i don't not today thank you. >> want to point out the seams you part of a continued b pattern onf behalf of the chairman of committee and now subcommittee protecting at all costs from appearing in public before this committee per think it's a pattern that should stop. admiral richard, i know you have already touched briefly on this i was gonna

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slowing economy with the potentially steepest yield curve in seven 1/2 years and cnbc contributor, gina sanchez at leto advisors welcome to both of you kim, your thoughts, please >> wow, if i had to sum it up, i would say it's complicated the big question earlier this week is are we in a recession. and the jobs number answered as no, we're not in a recession and that's what's making investors super nervous. >> where are you, kim, in the market i know in the past we've talked 5g or long-term and secular, it feels like all investors want is show me a strong, durable business model >> i think that's seiasonless question for me. i want a country with real balance sheets, real profits and cash flow. my style of investing hasn't changed a bit. i still look for growth. i don't care i need growth. wall street rewards growth but i need real companies. i'm not really sweating right now. a long term, three to five years out and i'm still playing really long term technology changes and that would still be 5g and even though it's been rough for the short term, my long term optimism has not changed o

guy: we will be talking to gina raimondo about are we starting to end up in a situation where we have a skills gap. cpi next week, the survey is 8.1, down from 8.5. what are people saying at the conference you are at about the trajectory of inflation and about powell's to take basis point off of the table? michael: nobody thought 75 basis points was a serious proposal. i think the market got ahead of itself in thinking that way. the fed does want to move expeditiously and 50 basis points was a big change, especially when you are going to do it for a couple months in a row. i don't think that will be an issue front of mind but everybody is king that maybe inflation has peaked. headline inflation -- but everybody is thinking that maybe inflation has pete. -- but everly is thinking that maybe inflation has peaked -- but everybody is inking that maybe inflation has peaked. if core doesn't rise as fast as the headline, that would be after news on the inflation front for the fed. kriti: i to ask about the 75 basis points mike was talking about. is there any chance that the 75 basis points d

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billboard and you are making people well aware of what is happening in san francisco and all i can say is we wish you the very best yo have our prayers for your famil in your daughter and we pray fo your city as welfare in thank you much, gina. >> thank you. i appreciate it. in april of 2019, a man identifying himself eventually as hunter biden dropped off a laptop at john paul mac isaacs repair shop in delaware. the laptop was martyred damage, but ended up containing extensive evidence implicating the biden family in an overseas influence peddling operation. on the most recent episode of the will kane podcast i spoke about this moment where hunter biden walks into his shop and his decision to approach the fb and go public because he was concerned for his safety. >> i started to get more and more concerned for my personal safety and i think is we've all seen recently, the secret service is the biden family fixer service. they built out hunter, whether it's pulling guns out of trash cans or its waking him up when he's on an od at a hotel or using his dad's credit card. i expected the se

i would say that the story has never seemed more relevant than it seems today. the urgency of studying african american history is so powerfully present. i continue doing research, i've published more articles, gone into more depth about the different aspects. his experiences in barbados, experiences in connecticut, in vermont, and so on. currently, i am working on, i'm hoping to have a four parts tv program about his life because i really wanted to get a larger audience in the public. i've been working on that for a while. the other thing that rhonda and i both have been working on is to create a network of, it is so powerful that the descendants of 18th and 19th century african american activists in arthur's are still alive. it just brings the history so close and so, just to see the activism from generation to generation. i've been doing a lot of work under what i would call reclaiming our ancestors. gina calls it inspired by courage. we really showcase the work and the continuity of history the way, as faulkner said, the past is not dead and gone, it is not

the real champion for working families and farmers who represents this area, and i just do what she says. she sends a note to the white house and i get it done. she's a key player in infrastructure, getting high speed internet, clean water to every person across this district. and i know who wanted to be here also, was durbin and tammy b duckworth. there's a vote in the senate and they're unable to be here. they're two of the most reliable people and genuine i've ever worked with. i want to thank tom. tom and i became friends when tom was governor in iowa. we traveled the state. tom has forgotten more about farming than most people will ever learn. i'm sure this room knows as much. but the idea, tom talks about how critically important agriculture is to the united states in every single, solitary way. the real reason i'm here is to thank american farmers, thank farmers. you feed america, you got us through a pandemic, and you're literally the backbone of our country. it's not hyperbole. put you also feed the world. and we're seeing with putin's war in ukraine, you're like the backbone of