mathieu: obviously we have. this megatrend of energy transition we have been working on for years already. we started with the paris agreement, the objective we set. romaine: is that transition still intact? mathieu: oh yes, it is accelerating. that is the silver lining of the situation. people realize the dependency, countries are very different. germany, russian gas. in france, it is accelerating. romaine: what areas of that energy transition do you find most attractive? mathieu: companies working on de-carbon icing the economy. access to markets. it is about injecting capital. it is not about buying companies. it is about fueling the transition. romaine: this is still a global environment changing a lot. the globalization has changed a lot. do you still make a bet on synchronization in our global economy? mathieu: we are exporting the strata -- strategy to the u.s.. even if you have in the u.s., much less effective, by the energy situation, we as a whole coming back, geopolitical environment, the objective of

mathieu: absolutely. if we do get this kind of an energy crisis or another energy crisis in europe, the euro is likely to go be will -- below 1. parity is a psychologically important level, but there is no major resistance around 1. there is real support between $.90 and $.95. if we get this energy crisis, i would not be surprised if the euro were to move towards $.95 per euro. guy: in that scenario, baskets of supporters, a bit like the u.k. story that has a significant presence particularly in the united states -- can you give me the lists of the kinds of companies you would be buying if the euro traded below one? mathieu: considering the environment in which the euro would be trading below one, recessionary stagflation, i would favor defensives. utilities, probably not so much. we would see limits on how much governments will allow to take place. another trade that could be attractive is go long on european exporters. guy: mathieu of bca research, thanks for joining us. ok. let's dig next into that sto

mathieu chabran joining us. and our thanks to sonali basak as we continue to watch the stock market. to reiterate, the s&p moving toward session lows after already coming down about 18% from its recent peaks. now down 1.5% intraday. will be watching. we'll be right back. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: there is a live look at the s&p 500. at session lows right now, down more than 1.5%. and making its way toward an official bear. we came into this trading day down 18%. for what it's worth we wanted to bring you the reducer price index story. we kicked off the day with the inflation reality as we saw those numbers coming in for final demand, up 11%. right now you have a lot of ceos navigating the headwinds. here is some perspective from the chief executive of siemens. >> we see impacts, an eventual impact on q2 coming from lockdown. this is a complete lockdown for five weeks. we will start ramping up again on the manufacturing side, which is good. on the others we have a bottleneck in the supply chain. 30% of the ship

joe mathieu will be with us in both hours driving this forward. noah feldman of harvard university publishing within the hour, and he makes clear, unprecedented is the only word for this moment. jonathan: the leak is unprecedented. the timing is controversial, and the substance massively controversial. lisa: basically, the supreme court set to overturn roe v. wade. this is the pivotal decision that made abortion legal in the united states, that will now be a state-by-state decision in terms of whether abortion will be legal. this moves in a different direction than the rest of the nation, but a lot of people pointing to what gives the democrats ahead of elections, given the fact that you will end up with perhaps greater turnout for people who really want to get this shift the other way. jonathan: let's start with the price action briefly. a really strong finish into the close yesterday and the equity market, bouncing back from the biggest one-day drop going all the way back to 2020. futures positive 0.1% on the s&p 500. on the nasdaq, up 0.1% also

tendremos mÁs informaciÓn acerca del oficial mathieu domiguez y cuÁles serÁn los cargos que enfrentarÁ. >>> a las 6, libertad pedraza nos tendrÁ mÁs detalles desde la corte de santa clara lp secuestro del bebÉ brandon. >>> el presidente joe biden amos ningÚn ciÓ que estados unidos compartirÁ con el mundo tecnologÍa importante en la lucha contra el covid-19, y tambiÉn le pidiÓ mÁs fondos al congreso para futuras pandemias. >>> este jueves las banderas de la casa blanca bajaron a media hasta, en honor al millÓn de muertos por covid-19. y el presidente joe biden dijo que comenzarÍa a compartir miniresto del mundo la tecnologÍa que usÓ para los tratamientos, el presidente dijo que hay que estar preparados para futuras pandemias. >>> los paÍses del sur global no estarÁn a merced del norte global. porque recordemos que falta muchas vacunaciones a nivel global. a su solicitud de 22 mil millones de dÓlares estÁ la cuerda floja en el congreso. >>> los polÍticos tienen un cheque en blanco. >>> el gobierno de joe biden presionÓ a los los legisladores para que aprueben los fond

mathieu van der poel finished second fastest, to keep the leader's pinkjersey by 11 seconds. drew savage reports. he has come close before, but could simon yates finally mount a successful challenge miss stage two allowed the budapest crowd a good look at those who might win at those who might win the pinkjersey. tom dumoulin won the world time trial championship and the giro five years ago... the dutchman was going for it, he laid down the time to beat. but yates has unfinished business with the giro — in 2018 he led the race for 13 days before cracking on the penultimate stage. today he found the six—mile course to his liking — punching his way up the final climb. fastest to finish by five seconds. but would it give him the pink leader's jersey? richard carapaz, riding for the british ineos grenadiers team, is one of the race favourites but finished 27 seconds down. raceleader mathieu van der pool, was giving it everything to keep yates off the top of the standings. as the clock ticked down he finished three seconds slower than yates — the fastest man on the day but

mathieu van der poel finished 17th to retain the overall lead by 11 seconds over yates. there was a one—two—three for britain at the badminton horse trials. it was back for the first time since the pandemic. laura collett won the prestigious title with a record low score riding her olympic gold medal—winning horse, london 52. lizzie greenwood—hughes was there. it's been the most extraordinary end to the most extraordinary battle. we waited three years, but a wonderful ending. huge congratulations. i record score, did you know that? but i tried to put that out i'd heard that if ijumped clear it would be, but i tried to put that out of my mind and focus on trying tojump the fences. you had to hold your nerve. you had a few time falls because this was such a difficult track. what went to your mind? i just tried to focus one fence at a time. i knew i was sitting on an unbelievable jumper. he even surprised me about how well he jumped to. this horse gave you your olympic gold medal in tokyo. where does this compare? to be honest, i never thought anything would compare

jonathan: joe mathieu, great to catch up with you. the ultra maga plan, tom. the pushback from the president coming. tom: sounds to me like a trial balloon. we are six months to the election. i think the troubling's are going to come fast and furious. jonathan: the putin hike was a trouble in. do you think that has resonated? tom: no. i don't think it has worked either. i should point out a very emotional note this morning on a fragile mr. putin yesterday in moscow. doug was especially sharp this morning. jonathan: we have some price action to work through. yesterday was brutal, today a bit of a bounce back. up .9% on the s&p. the nasdaq up 1.44%. some interesting moves in the bond market and we will break those down. up about 3% on a 10 year. ♪ what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't said it better

sound on with joe mathieu at 5:00 p.m., with maria tadeo joining him. they are going to have some fun. tom: italy, germany, to the moon. mr. draghi joins the white house and you have been world-class on this. italy to germany 10 year, doubles out to two percentage points. that is a reality mr. draghi faces. jonathan: the ecb meeting was great. that is the market. let's talk about the politics. italy's relationship with russia has been different than the united states. it is worth remembering that only a number of months ago when we had a massive russian troop buildup on the border of ukraine and many people were accusing the russians of preparing to go into -- in, and the russians were denying that, the italian business leaders were looking for a meeting with putin to talk business. that is how much things have changed. there is a fear that maybe they will snap back. that perhaps they still could. i know that is not the consensus view, but still that fear returns. tom: it needs reporting from rome. a surveillance road trip. jonathan: will you practice y

it happened on stage ten of the giro and against top—class opposition in the shape of mathieu van der poel, who put his thumb up to admit defeat as the eritrean beat him to the finish line. african to win a one—day classic race this season, but this is the biggest victory of the 22—year—old's career so far. british number one cameron norrie continued his preparations for the french open, with a straight—sets win at the atp event in lyon. top seed norrie, ranked 11th in the world, won 6—4 6—4 against argentina's francisco cerundolo to reach the quarterfinals. worcester clinched the 2022 premiership cup after a nail—biting win against london irish at brentford's community stadium veteran forward, matt kvesic, scored the opening try for the warriors, catching the exiles asleep at the breakdown for a free run to the line. the victory had looked set to go to london irish, but kyle hatherall stole in at the death to force a dramatic extra time. neither side could find the breakthrough in the added ten minutes, meaning worcester sealed the title on tries scored. london irish te

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out on becoming the first black african to win a grand tour stage, finishing second to dutch rider mathieu van der poel. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. rain has continued to push southward through the night debiting the ground and water for the gardens. behind it some mist and fog forming and quite a chilly start this morning across the glens of scotland. what a murky grey one that ran around initially, drizzly rain and that cloud breaks to give a few showers through the day. not entirely dry. best of the sunshine will be in western areas. there will be rather more cloud also in eastern areas making it feel a little bit cooler here and temperatures generally won't be as high as they have in the south the last couple of days because a bit more cloud and also one or two showers around. also some mist and fog first thing sunday morning and then england and wales looked to be drier, brighter with more sunshine around and a little less cool for the east coast but instead more cloud and perhaps a bit apache ran for northern ireland and scotland, western scotland that is, later in

it took a gutsy performance from mathieu van der poel to keep yates out of the leader's pinkjersey. he was three seconds slower but retains the overall lead by 11 seconds. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. lovely, see you later. to other news, ukraine says it has recaptured five villages north—east of kharkiv, as it continues a counter—offensive against russian forces. the ukrainian military say they could soon make it impossible for russia to use their artillery on the city. moscow has succeeded in making small advances in the eastern donbas region, although those have been described as costly. with all the latest developments, joe inwood has this report. it was a simple house, but built with his own hands. ivan lysun fought for the soviets during the second world war. a few days ago, his home, along with all his possessions, were destroyed by russian shelling. transaltion: if i had the strength, i would be the first to defend. - i would stand and help our troops. you know, it hurts a lot. what did we fight for? what did we set free? but it

mathieu van der poel kept yates out of the leader's pinkjersey — he was three seconds slower but retains the overall lead by 11 seconds. that's all the sport for now. in just two days, the philippines will elect their president and vice president — on a six—year term. leading the polls on a joint ticket, is ferdinand "bongbong" marcoer, son of a late dictator, and sara duterte, daughter of the outgoing president, who's running for vice—president. howard johnson is in the philippine capital, manila, with the latest. philippine elections are a fun and lively affair, as you can see. lots of music, entertainment. at the moment, there are people coming on the stage in support of leni robredo, the vice president, currently second place in opinion polls for this election. you can see her supporters have come out in huge numbers, 300,000 is the estimate. kevin here is one of them. why are you supporting leni robredo? i am supporting leni robredo because because she has no corruption issues. she is a lawyer, an economist, and she has a good platform and good governance record. how about her

mathieu van der poel retains the overall leader's pinkjersey. monday is a rest day before the race resumes on tuesday in italy with a tough climb up mount etna. the miami grand prix, max verstappen has the lead, head of chancellor kirk. you can follow it on the bbc sport website. incredible achievement for carlos, there. thank you. a sherpa from nepal has set a new world record by scaling mount everest for the 26th time. kami rita sherpa broke his own record set last year. he was among 11 other sherpas on an expedition to fix ropes at the start of the new climbing season that will see about 600 people scale the world's highest peak. i've been reflecting on this with rebecca stephens. she's the first british woman to have scaled the heights of everest, in 1993. i recall wanting to lie on a beach for a very long time after i climbed it, and actually i've been back to the mountain a couple of times trekking around it and looked up and never quite found the ambition to do it a second time, so i'm full of admiration for anybody who does it more than

it happened on stage 10 — and against top—class opposition in the shape of mathieu van der poel, who put his thumb up to admit defeat as the eritrean beat him to the finish line. 22—year—old girmay continues to make history, having become the first black african to win a one—day classic race this season. see you soon. an ancient black oak tree found perfectly preserved beneath the peat near cambridge, has been transformed into a giant 13—metre long table which will commemorate queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. the craftsmen and women involved say they've created a �*national treasure' and hope the size of the table will help us to understand the scale of the ancient forests which were lost because of rising sea levels. jo black reports. described as a giant amongst giants. a 5,000 year old ancient black oak tree has now been turned into this impressive 43 feet long table. 150 people have been involved with the project but for the man leading the team, finding this particular oak was like finding the holy grail. that, is about a _ finding the holy grail. that, is about a t

to explain all of this we turn to joe mathieu, host of sound on weekdays on bloomberg radio. is it because the president thinks the numbers will be good anyone's credit or does he think they will be bad and he wants to explain them? joe:

lisa: i look forward to seeing what joe mathieu and david westin have to say about this. the focus in europe has been the horrors and the atrocities in ukraine and how that dovetails into a new democratic unity. that i think its a notable theme at a time when there is a lot on the plate. this is a different kind of threat to europe. tom: it is interesting to see on the panels i have had of the world economic forum how people immediately link the war in ukraine to food inflation we are seeing in the u.s. some countries are fairly successful like malaysia but some countries having a tough go of it with the lift in wheat and lift in rice. the euro, 1.07. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not against it, so you can put dieting behind you and go live your life. head to golo.com now

it happened on stage ten of the giro and against top—class opposition in the shape of mathieu van der poel, who put his thumb up to admit defeat as the eritrean beat him to the finish line. girmay continues to make history, having become the first black african to win a one—day classic race this season, but this is the biggest victory of the 22—year—old's career so far. british number one cameron norrie continued his preparations for the french open, with a straight—sets win at the atp event in lyon. top seed norrie, ranked 11th in the world, won 6—4 6—4 against argentina's francisco cerundolo to reach the quarterfinals. worcester clinched the 2022 premiership cup after a nail—biting win against london irish at brentford's community stadium. veteran forward matt kvesic scored the opening try for the warriors, catching the exiles asleep at the breakdown for a free run to the line. the victory had looked set to go to london irish, but kyle hatherall stole in at the death to force a dramatic extra time. and neither side could find the breakthrough in the added ten minutes,

jonathan: joe mathieu in washington, looking forward to the show a little later, do not miss that. tom: politically in this nation, particularly for a global audience, everything changed last night stop jonathan: how much has changed? tom: a huge deal, it goes back and error theme had bloomberg is to stay out of the political debate on but we will cover both sides of this debate and both sides are evident. jonathan: people assume you have picked a side because you haven't picked there is. we've got a great legal team at bloomberg opinion to give us perspective. jonathan: futures are negative 4/10 of 1%, from new york this morning, good morning. ♪ what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming with your niece, has never felt more intense. hey what does this button do? no, don't! we're talking supersonic wi-fi. three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. that's powerful. couldn't said it better myself. you just did. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. whoa. (announcer) enoug

tom: we are in london tomorrow, then with the balance of power in what joe mathieu is doing we go back to a sad story in america. lisa: a horrendous story that desensitizes people to what happens in schools. honestly, that schools prepare for this. tom: we need to say thank you to the hundreds in davos that have helped us. queen victoria helpdesk. did anastasia help us? lisa: thank you to all. tom: thank you to all. >> welcome to a special update from tennis channel. two teams move on to the third round but in very different ways on day four in paris. cocoa golf continues to carve his way through with a straight win. after losing the opener 6-1, the belgian down her range in the session but the american had just enough to advance. for -- on the men's side, a five set thriller. the spaniard takes matchpoint for taking it deep in the fifth. the longest match of the young career. don't forget tennis channels daily live coverage from the city of lights starts at 5:00 eastern. ♪ matt: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i matt miller. kriti: and i am pretty good to. -- and i am

out on becoming the first black african to win a grand tour stage, finishing second to dutch rider mathieu van der poel. ben stokes is first—inning before becoming english test captain was a record—breaking century first term. 161 runs afterjust 88 goals against was to share. he brought up a century with five sixes in a row. martin everson was commentating, have to check it was a red ball and not a white ball he was launching today? i not a white ball he was launching toda ? ~ ., ., ., today? i think we all had quite a could look— today? i think we all had quite a could look at _ today? i think we all had quite a could look at that _ today? i think we all had quite a could look at that paula - today? i think we all had quite a could look at that paula kept - today? i think we all had quite a - could look at that paula kept coming equator doing that our direction. there might be a damaged window in the hotel as well as it was brutal for that i been covering cricket for 23 years for the bbc, never seen anything like that. not only did he break the derm record for the fastest 100 which

become the first black african cyclist to win a stage in a grand tour. the 22 year old, out—sprinted mathieu van der pool to win stage 10 of the giro d'italia london irish's 19 year old fullback henry arundell has been included in a 36—man england training camp next week. he only made his premiership debut in february and is one of 10 uncapped players in the party. england will play the barbarians next month before heading to australia for a three test series. london—born defensive end jack crawford has retired from the nfl after a 10—year career. initially drafted by the raiders, the 33—year—old played 109 nfl games for a number of franchises. giving its conditional approval to the takeover bid and darby were relegated from the championship season after going into administration. we saw huddersfield reach the championship play—off final last night, they'll face either nottingham forest or sheffield united. forest have a 1 goal lead ahead of the second leg of their semi—final at the city ground tonight. colin hazelden is there. here it is, after the long slog of the season, for

out on becoming the first black african to win a grand tour stage, finishing second to dutch rider mathieu van der poel. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thank you. are you very latest sports news. i'm going to talk about some of the days main stories before we returned to elections but the first of those, you might have heard that term police are going to investigate the leader of the labour parties are keir starmer in relation to that photo that you're probably for and familiar with now of him apparently drinking there. let's find out more. any savage itjoins me from durham. explain exactly what's been announced earlier today, danny. what's been announced earlier today, dann . . . what's been announced earlier today, dann . , . ., , what's been announced earlier today, dann. ,. ., , what's been announced earlier today, dann. ., , ., danny. this all dates back to the 30th of april _ danny. this all dates back to the 30th of april last _ danny. this all dates back to the 30th of april last year, - danny. this all dates back to the 30th of april last year, the - 30th o

it happened on stage 10 of the giro and against top—class opposition in the shape of mathieu van der pool, who put his thumb up to admit defeat as the eritrean beat him to the finish line. girmay continues to make history having become the first black african to win a one—day classic race this season, but this is the biggest victory of the 22—year—old's career so far. cycling royalty has also been honoured by british royalty today. jason and laura kenny have become the first couple to receive a knighthood and damehood together. seven—time olympic gold medalist jason and five—time olympic champion laura received their honours from prince william at a ceremony at windsor castle. the rebuild of english men's cricket continues — tom harrison, the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board has resigned after seven years in charge. harrison oversaw success in limited overs cricket with both england's women and men's teams winning the world cup. but recent failures in test cricket have seen an overhaul at the ecb with a new test coach, captain and managing director b

vea estas imÁgenes donde el jeve de la policÍa escolta al oficial mathieu domiguez de 32 aÑos quien es acusado por masturbarse en la cocina de una casa cuando acudiÓ a una llamada dae judo, en abril de este aÑo. tambiÉn hay mÁs oficiales como por ejemplo de un oficial que ofreciÓ una pipa de metanfetamina a una mujer a cambio de dinero y tambiÉn le informamos de un oficial que se presentÓ a la escena del secuestro del bebÉ brandon intoxicado. todos estÁn detenidos y estÁn siendo investigados. >>> esto nos dijo el alcalde. >>> tenemos mucho trabajo por hacer, tomaremos los pasos concretos para mejorar la investigaciÓn y tambiÉn vamos a tener mÁs aplicantes a la academia de policÍa. >>> parte del plan del que habla el alcalde es trabajar con la policÍa para saber quÉ clases de oficiales se reclutan y tambiÉn quieren hacer pruebas de alcohol y drogas para evitar estos casos. en el caso de mathieu domÍnguez se tiene que presentar el prÓximo 22 de junio y enfrenta cargos por exhibirse indecentemente. y de ser ngr ado culpable podrÍa tener un aÑo en la cÁrcel. >>> graci