arabia. he is a pushover, a joke. he is said. host: president biden on the campaign trail promised quite a few things before he became president. in his first 100 days, look at the list. covid-19 response and economic recovery is one of the things he promised. a new foreign palma -- policy, new approach to immigration. guns and policing was also on his list. climate change, call for national unity, and cabinet appointee diversity. how do you think he did on those promises in these first 100 days? what grade would you give him on that? the "washington times" front page this morning, president biden takes a hard left in his first 100 days. the gop has been unable to block his agenda. michael in new kensington, pennsylvania, republican. hi. caller: good morning. yes, i would give him a d or maybe an e. [laughs] that he has certainly not done anything to engender my support. i do not believe he is uniting this country. and i think he is dividing this country. and as i think the media has divided

arabia and inside other parts of the world but this is not about it's on the ground but this is about how the united states conducts foreign policy to advance the human rights interests and using all the tools at its disposal. >> our next question is from jane harman the president of the wilson center. jane, thank you. >> i'm trying. have you got me? okay. here i am. good morning everyone. excellent conversation. as you know i spent nine terms in congress and i was a member of the policy board for a decade before madeleine albright, henry kissinger and i and two others were removed a month before the jump administration ended. my question is about your good goal of modernization and innovation in the military. it is a good goal and i strongly support it. however, it has a huge effect on congress in one of the things you said the defense industrial base is vulnerable, no question, but it is also vulnerable to losing jobs and what worries me is simple. number one the people in those jobs highly trained rocket scientists and so forth but number two if you move to modernization you will t

arabia. he is a pushover, a joke. he is said. host: president biden on the campaign trail promised quite a few things before he became president. in his first 100 days, look at the list. covid-19 response and economic recovery is one of the things he promised. a new foreign palma -- policy, new approach to immigration. guns and policing was also on his list. climate change, call for national unity, and cabinet appointee diversity. how do you think he did on those promises in these first 100 days? what grade would you give him on that? the "washington times" front page this morning, president biden takes a hard left in his first 100 days. the gop has been unable to block his agenda. michael in new kensington, pennsylvania, republican. hi. caller: good morning. yes, i would give him a d or maybe an e. [laughs] that he has certainly not done anything to engender my support. i do not believe he is uniting this country. and i think he is dividing this country. and as i think the media has divided

producing more oil than saudi arabia, more natural gas than russia, more renewables than any other country, all of the above energy. do you believe that status as the world's energy super power, a net exporter now of energy degrades or enhances our national security? >> thank you, senator. i think we did discuss this and if i recall correctly you were looking at this question through the lens of whether or not through our pursuit of renewables and so on that might actually create challenges or change our -- >> no. i had asked and you had answered yes that being the world's energy super power helps us. >> absolutely. our natural resources, including our energy piece help us. >> do you agree with that, general? being a net exporter of energy helps the united states' national security and informed policy? >> senator, i don't have an opinion on that. >> these are not hard questions. come on. of course, the answer is yes. >> it's not really related to defense intelligence or threats, so i'm not comfortable answering that question. >> you don't think that whether we're an energy exporter or impo

he promised to hold saudi arabia responsible. fast forward, saudi arabia was once again a valuable ally. >> all presidents in these days talk about doing a whole list of priorities on day one. but the idea that a president can accomplish the types of promises that they put forth on the trail on day one is rather naive, and i would argue, in some ways, just part of the marketing of campaigns. alan: the promise to immediately rejoin the iran nuclear deal is gathering dust. iinstead, talks continue in vienna about the best way forward. realpolitik, instead of --. joe biden promise to pull the country together after what he felt were the divisive trump years. despite his earlier successes, washington is as divided as ever. >> trump is still here. trumpism is very much the politics of the day on the republican side, and on the democratic side, there is no way that they can see compromise with those kinds of elements there. so i think it is going to be a very difficult road if he is going to pursue bipartisanship in every step. alan: g

biden's 1st few months in office these really palestinian issue is not really registered compared to saudi arabia yemen and then certainly iran so possibly but it's really would depend you're asking me a hypothetical question about how the elections that were just canceled might have happened and i don't know what the purpose of that actually inquiry is what do you think how do you think this is going to impact basts himself i mean will he pay a political price for this for a perspiring election that's due to take place in less than a month's time. i think it's hard for a leader to pay a political price when peace not really accountable to the people when i lived in palestine and i traveled there recently regularly what i hear is that people are just discontent especially a new generation about an old generation including abbas that have been an you know the power for decades so i suppose that his already declining political legitimacy will continue to climb but it doesn't really so the main problem that most post in ian ordinary postings face which is they want you to take leadership and

military relationship with saudi arabia is "important to the region." press freedom grou are calling on israel to release palestinian journalist alaa al-rimawi, who was detained a week ago when israeli authorities raided his home. according to reporters without borders, the al jazeera reporter has been on a hunger strike for the past week and is being held in solitary confinement. meanwhile, another palestinian journalist, the freelance photographer mohammed atiq, is being held in an undisclosed location after being arrested at an israeli checkpoint last week. scientists have found glaciers are melting 31% fasterhan they did just 15 years ago. the most impacted glaciers have been in alaska, iceland, the alps, anthe himalas. robert mcnabb of ulster university linked the melting glaciers to human-induced climate change. >> on the global scale, the main driver of that is temperature. it is hard to separate the fact the tempeture is what is causing the melt with the fact humans are by and large causing the increase in temperature. amy: in other climate news

military relationship with saudi arabia is "important to the region." press freedom grou are calling on israel to release palestinian journalist alaa al-rimawi, who was detained a week ago when israeli authorities raided his home. according to reporters without borders, the al jazeera reporter has been on a hunger strike for the past week and is being held in solitary confinement. meanwhile, another palestinian journalist, the freelance photographer mohammed atiq, is being held in an undisclosed location after being arrested at an israeli checkpoint last week. scientists have found glaciers are melting 31% faster than they did just 15 years ago. the most impacted glaciers have been in alaska, iceland, the alps, anthe himalas. robert mcnabb of ulster university linked the melting glaciers to human-induced climate change. >> on the global scale, the main driver of that is temperature. it is hard to separate the fact the temperatus what is causing the melt with the fact humans are by and large causing the increase in temperature. amy: in other climate news

arabia was once again a valuable ally all presidents in these days talk about doing a whole list of priorities on day one but the idea that a president could accomplish the types of promises they put forth on the trail on day one is rather naive and i would argue in some ways just part of the marketing of campaign the promise to immediately rejoin the iran nuclear deal is also gathering dust instead talks continue in vienna between all the parties about the best way forward realpolitik instead of rhetoric joe biden also promised to be a unifying president pulling the country together after what he felt were the divisive trump years despite his early successes washington is as divided as ever found now that. this deal here trump is and is very much the politics of the day on the republican side and i think at least on the democratic that there is no way that they can see how provide us with those kinds of elements there and so i think it's going to be a very difficult road if he's going to pursue bipartisanship at every step the good news for joe biden presidencies and judge surely o

arabia so that is the picture on friday looking good in doha $36.00 degrees and plenty of sun to go around take you to africa and still bouts of what weather remains unsettled for tanzania this is been really the trend for the last several days also what weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and rate through into cameroon that will continue on friday take you to south africa right now and we do have the eastern cape quite a push of moisture coming onshore this is cool rain to some snow the 1st of the season for the suit to and show the 3 day forecast for zanzibar that unsettled and wet trend will really continue right through into the weekend saturday 32 degrees. mostly the capital of union getting he's going to one of the most dangerous. one to let me steve instigate divine and danny. be on the story on al-jazeera. americans always get out. today that's what we're doing america is rising lou u.s. president joe biden and veils unambitious economic and social than in his 1st address to both houses of congress. you're watching al-jazeera live from d

arabia so that is the picture on friday looking good in doha $36.00 degrees and plenty of sun to go around take you to africa and still bouts of what weather remains unsettled for tanzania this is been really the trend for the last several days also what weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and right through into cameroon that will continue on friday take you to south africa right now and we do have the eastern cape quite a push of moisture coming onshore this is cool rain to some snow the 1st of the season for the suit to and show the 3 day forecast for zanzibar that unsettled and wet trend will really continue right through into the weekend saturday 32 degrees. 3 year investigation into the pro-gun lobby i've been in when it was me going to really. reveal secrets you want messaging out there that people are really kind of made a. connection some don't want to expose so maybe in legacy media. should. look nice al-jazeera investigation is still a massacre on al-jazeera. we want to go to 0 a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president joe

arabia after u.s. intelligence concluded the saudi crown prince had been responsible for the murder of a u.s. journalist and critics point out that they are still waiting to see the consequences candidate biden promised to bring america back has president biden kept his word he used chief international editor richard walker has this report. during the trump years the u.s. embassy here in berlin was like a fortress of america 1st led by a loyalist who lived and breathed that mantra now it's all changed and joe biden has a very different message for the world let's break it down. america is back 1st of all a slogan biden has been saying over and over america is back the transatlantic alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden has

arabia so that is the picture on friday looking good in doha $36.00 degrees and plenty of sun to go around take you to africa and still bouts of what weather remains unsettled for tanzania this is been really the trend for the last several days also what weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and rate through into cameroon that will continue on friday and take you to south africa right now and we do have the eastern cape quite a push of moisture coming onshore this is cool rain to some snow the 1st of the season for the suit to and show the 3 day forecast for zanzibar that unsettled and wet trend will really continue right through into the weekend saturday 32 degrees. to put support qatar airways. a 3 year investigation into the pro-gun lobby i've been in when it was made and you got to really kind of. reveal secrets do you want to put messaging out there i mean people outraged getting mad and connections some don't want to expose many in like you see media. mass shooting. documents like my al-jazeera investigations how to sell a massacre on al-jaz

arabia after u.s. intelligence concluded the saudi crown prince had been responsible for the murder of a u.s. journalist and critics point out that they are still waiting to see those consequences candidate biden promised to bring america back has president biden kept his word he used chief international editor richard walker has this report. during the trump years the u.s. embassy here in berlin was like a fortress of america 1st led by a loyalist who lived and breathed that mantra now it's all changed and joe biden has a very different message for the world let's break it down. america is back 1st of all a slogan biden has been saying over and over america is back the transatlantic alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden h

i'm simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia were nomadic tribes struggling to cope with the facts of climate change. hello severe weather for the u.s. continues to be a factor today we've seen tornadoes in texas and it is all because of this frontal system this cold front moving across so it's helping to break near record heat these are very serious storms from michigan rate through to texas you're pretty well in the line of fire you run the risk of seen some hail winds will whip up and just severe thunderstorms so we have to be on the lookout for that as this system continues to migrate further east and drop down temperatures for just a few days ago washington 30 degrees so we can just see how powerful this cold front is for central america we're dealing with some heavy bouts of showers in particular toward puerto rico and that will move to his spangler so let me give you a closer look now at exactly what is going on there is that heavy rain for puerto rico impacting both the dominican republic and haiti take you a bit further south right now we're both the southern por

arabia after u.s. intelligence concluded the saudi crown prince had been responsible for the murder of a u.s. journalist and critics point out that they are still waiting to see those consequences candidate biden promise to bring america back has president biden kept his word w.'s chief international editor richard walker has this report. during the trump years the u.s. embassy here in berlin was like a fortress of america 1st led by a loyalist who lived and breathed that mantra now it's all changed and joe biden has a very different message for the world let's break it down. america is back 1st of all a slogan biden has been saying over and over america is back the transatlantic alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden has o

i'm simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. hello we're going to change up the weather there a pattern for australia so tropical queensland where we've been dealing with some of this drenching rain just some scattered showers in the forecast for thursday but largely dry for many areas juxtapose that to what's going on in western australia where this area has been largely dry for the last several weeks a frontal system will push on conditions will deteriorate and temperatures will drop so perth 19 degrees will be the high for you on friday take you to asia now where been dealing with heavy showers towards southern areas of china that's all started to scoot away and is plaguing areas of japan. very wet forecast in store for tokyo could see about half a month's worth of rain in just one days so an indication of just how bunch moisture is being ringed out here but by friday look at this the system is out toward the pacific so it is indeed quick moving just some showers hanging around for shanghai

saudi arabia's crown prince is defending his domestic policies and the thinking behind his push to transform the kingdom economically and socially. mohammed bin sell selmon iran. the biden administration are on agreement most issues of mutual concern. seven italians convicted of left wing domestic terrorist crime in the 1970s and 1980s are arrested at their homes in france. the arrests follow negotiations and agreements between italy and france after decades during which paris refused to act on arrest warrants for convicted left wing terrorists. just a couple of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. ♪ ♪ the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening

still ahead in this news hour i am simona fall in iraq the desert close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effect of climate change. and diving for cover this fall boy got himself a got himself out of harm's way at a major league baseball coming up a sport. within . nearly all the world's glace years are losing mass and make celebrated pace that's according to a new study published in nature science journal place years of lost an average of $298.00 gigatons each year since 2015 that's the equivalent of about 21 percent of the world's a c. rise for the same period the study didn't go into the cause but rising temperatures due to human emissions are widely believed to be the leading cause of ice loss that when you see something like this where you know out please use or using minutes it's getting faster that's that sounds really bad for you that's i mean that it is but that's not that's not. doing stay scenario in a way that's still saying you know there's there's something that we can do here we need towers and the racks bedouins are unde

arabia after u.s. intelligence concluded the saudi crown prince had been responsible for the murder of a u.s. journalist and critics point out that they are still waiting to see those consequences candidate biden promise to bring america back has president biden kept his word the w.'s chief international editor richard walker has this report. during the trump years the u.s. embassy here in berlin was like a fortress of america 1st led by a loyalist who lived and breathed that mantra now it's all change and joe biden has a very different message for the world let's break it down. america is back 1st of all a slogan biden has been saying over and over america is back the transatlantic alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden ha

still ahead here on al-jazeera i'm simona fall in iraq the desert close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes a struggling to cope with the facts of climate change. as diving for cover how this boy go to himself out of harm's way and major league baseball game that's coming up it's cool. cool. but again let's get straight on to this board has just. thanks nic despite being in a state of emergency organizers of the olympics are pressing on with their plans to stage the games in just over 3 months as the torch relay continues a new set of coronavirus measures has been released after least during the olympics we tested daily and banned from visiting tourist areas shops restaurants bars or gyms and they must wear masks at all times except when eating drinking sleeping training or competing there are more specific details in rules and guidelines to ensure this health and safety and they can give confidence and they show how diligently. japan is protecting its population and is protecting also the participants of video games the more precised and district are the better. for on

understand the prime minister has such goodwill within a piece of oxygen tank coming from saudi arabia, dubai, singapore, percolating down to being distributed correctly in a country as large as india there are lots of challenges that we face. transportation being the biggest one. we have been able to deliver on that front as we have on the vaccination front. invisible terrorist has come back more fierce and we are determined to fight it again. another cause of the surge could be the india variant first detected there in october. how widespread and dangerous it is is still unclear. our global science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. the death toll keeps on writing as india struggles to cope with its covid—19 crisis. but how did they get to this point and are variants behind the surgeon cases? since april, india has reported that 5 million covid—19 infections each day is bringing record numbers. but are changes to the virus causing this explosive growth or people's behaviour? it's always a combination of things. the increase in social mixing that happened over the last several

i am simona 4000 in iraq desert close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. hello there were dolly not the temperature across the middle east let me show you exactly where this heat this high heat is starting to build and it's toward turkey cyprus and the levant let me put on the temperatures now honey this will really tell the story 34 degrees for aleppo we're also getting into the thirty's on cyprus we have some unusual showers popping up into yemen unusual and that is so far north and east also starting to spill into the huge as mountains and saudi arabia so that is the picture on friday looking good in doha $36.00 degrees and plenty of sun to go around take you to africa and still bouts of what weather remains unsettled for tanzania this is been really the trend for the last several days also what weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and right through into cameroon that will continue on friday take you to south africa right now and we do have the eastern cape quite a push of

i am simona full team in iraq and there is there are close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes a struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. it's time for the. sponsored plan qatar airways hello there are some drenching rains coming for japan and this is the same system that was plaguing southern areas of china as that what weather now moves across the south china sea into japan tokyo 22 degrees on thursday but this is a quick moving system so by friday it's out into the pacific for china mostly looking fine and dry for the most part some showers popping up into shanghai air quality good for beijing on friday with a high of 20 degrees for southeast asia we're still dealing with these bouts of heavy heavy showers for indochina and for the southern philippines we've seen about a month's worth of rain in 24 hours that trend of what weather continues well the story for india is the potential for some strong storms to bubble up towards southern portions of the country and for sri lanka but the high heat continues ahead of monsoon season you know where else we're di

i'm simona holland seen in the log desert close to the border with saudi arabia by nomadic tribes a struggling to cope with the effect of climate change. and the ball boy takes evasive action on this and i'll be going that's coming up in june in the school. of. thought. hello there were dolly not the temperature across the middle east let me show you exactly where this heat this high heat is starting to build and it's toward turkey cyprus and the levant let me put on the temperatures now honey this will really tell the story 34 degrees for aleppo we're also getting into the thirty's on cyprus we have some unusual showers popping up into yemen unusual and that is so far north and east also starting to spill into the huge as mountains and saudi arabia so that is the picture on friday looking good in doha $36.00 degrees and plenty of sun to go around take you to africa and still about some of what weather remains unsettled for tanzania this is been really the trend for the last several days also what weather for the democratic republic of the congo central african republic and right through into

arabia and effectively blamed saudi arabia, saying it is saudi arabia's fault opec-plus is not raising production as quickly as india would like. we are getting to the point where the people in the companies that do not benefit from rising commodity prices are starting to speak out. that could be something that puts downward pressure on them. oil has been flat for the last five to six weeks. part of that is because imports are under strain. jonathan: -- tom: thank you so much. paul wallace, bloomberg's editor for middle east and north africa as well. lisa abramowicz, what we focus on? lisa: today i'm curious about chair powell and how he will tow the line between earnings and inflationary pressure and the idea we have the tools to keep it in check. i am also very interested to see what apple and facebook have to say and what apple will do with all of that cash. tom: i will go to use of cash. i do not know what they will do with it. there's a lot of speculation and rumors on it. our team will assist on that. i will dovetail them into the boom we see in big technology and among the prosp

i am simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes. of climate change. areas seen its worst days so far from coronavirus with nearly 3300 more fatalities taking the official told passed 200000 more than 360000 new cases a global record have been confirmed in the past 24 hours in new delhi neighboring states hospitals are running out of beds medical supplies and oxygen many people have been flocking to makeshift clinics like this sikh temple over to access some of its limited oxygen supply elizabeth put on and sent us this update from new delhi. we're at a makeshift kramatorsk that's been created here and he is capital new delhi because the actual crime atory him behind does has run out of space to cremate the number of bodies which are piling up every single day that is the situation and every crime atory and every burial ground not just here in delhi but many of the worst affected states. has been working from 6 o'clock in the morning until midnight it 1st says 20 funeral pyres 20 extra extra funeral pyres in this pop next door but it's realized that it

saudi arabia is in talks to sell a 1% stake in saudi aramco to what is described as a leading global energy company. the sale could be worth about $19 billion, according to crown prince mohammed bin salman on. the kingdom is looking at a deal as a way to lock in customer demand for the country's oil. investors weren't set of five -- weren't satisfied with mike or soft's quarterly -- with microsoft's quarterly reports. shares are lower premarket. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> apple has been a master of the supply chain over the years and has continued to look for ways to diversify the supply chain. the best we can tell, demand remains robust across product lines and geographies. we are again expecting hundred percent plus growth. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. here's your price action this morning. on the s&p 500, s&p futures going absolutely

saudi arabia is in talks to sell a 1% stake in saudi aramco two was described as the leading global energy company. it could be worth about $19 billion according to mohammad bin salman. the kingdom is looking at a deal . google first quarter results showing -- related travel and retail businesses. there try to capture a public eager to resume some sort of normal life. alphabet posted revenue the blue way wall street estimates. the company unveiled a big new share buyback. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ >> the bottom line is clear. if you are vaccinated, you can do more things more safely both outdoors and indoors. so for those who have not gotten the vaccination yet, especially if you are younger, or think you don't need it, this is another great reason to go get vaccinated. jonathan: that was the president of the united states. we will pick up on that in a moment. alongside tom keene, lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. th

i'm similar for team in iraq there's their close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effect of climate change. i'm joining us roscoe with the sports as chelsea and real madrid draw 11 in their 1st leg of their champions league semifinal and south korea and i'll strike a plan to vaccinate their tokyo band athletes against co the 19 ahead of the games . welcome to the news hour india has seen its worst day so far from the pandemic with nearly 3300 more faith tallaght taking the official death toll past 200000 more than 360000 new cases a global record have been confirmed in the past 24 hours in new delhi and neighboring states hospitals are running out of beds medical supplies and oxygen many people have been flocking to makeshift clinics like the sikh temple hoping to get some of its limited oxygen supply if they can get it when i have less money to continue from my leave and come here for the south again so i can not get back without going out to get into i have to give it one 0 my god how much time again we . have been all over india o

government still owns more than 98% of the company and separately the prince said saudi arabia and the biden administration are more than 90% in agreement when it comes to oil interests. >> fascinating story fascinating. >>> when we return, we're going to have boeing's results set to be released. the numbers, instant market reaction as it happens after the break. then you don't want to miss this discovery ceo david zaslav will join us. the first time he's spoken since gamestop and we'll call it reddit mania that also involved his company, archegos and everything else. later, facebook co-founder chris hughes says the free market is dead yeah, he says it's dead. we're going to talk to him about that, taxes and so much more "squawk box" returns with all of iju aomt. get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. this is hannah - she's a posh virtual re

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and while sanctioning saudi arabia for murdering journalist jamal khashoggi, the president failed to punish the saudi crown prince, who the cia says was responsible another example where president biden is balancing his promises versus the reality of foreign policy lester >> andrea, thank you tomorrow kristen welker reports on the president's promise to reopen most schools by his 100th day and the new challenge many are facing plus all week our county to county team will be in the key districts reporting on president biden's first 100 days in office are under threat of severe weather tonight. looking at here? >> reporter: lester, as we look at the radar, you can see severe thunderstorms already firing up. we have watches from colorado to texas to oklahoma, and it's just going to get worse as the evening wears on we have currently a risk for 12 million people stretching from chicago all the way down into texas for damaging winds, hail, possibility of tornadoes. and again tomorrow we've got 14 million people at risk from oklahoma to texas for more tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail as

is without a doubt a strategic partner of saudi arabia. the partnership started 80 years ago. >> and the crown prince making reference to the meeting by fdr back in 1945 with the long relations there. for the first time he said about iran i want to see relations prosper, not to have difficult relations with our neighbor. that is quite a shift, but he held a firm line, if you will, rosemary, on nuclear ambitions by iran and using proxies from yemen to attack the kingdom. this is why tony blinken was saying they'd like to see the war in yemen dragging on and led by saudi arabia come to a close. >> john, the crown prince announced that saudi arabia is in talks to sell off 1% of state oil firm aramco. what is the motivation behind that? >> he is trying to unearth value from that crown jewel of the kingdom. it is the largest oil company in the world, they did a partial listing at the end of 2019 only in riyadh with regional aspirations by the crown prince to go to new york or london, but he is talking now about sending a 1% stake to a large ene

arabia have also have also started as well as you know european union started to do to mobilize support. use it is important to say that in the absence of 00 drugs for corporate banking we have only one that has been. recommended for progress of course because terry's and i found that those on the oxygen is a lifesaving and quantity and we hope that that shortages will be or comes to. mr us or a bitch thank you very much for talking with us that was tariq yes or a bit from the world health organization in geneva. now it was billed as europe's biggest indoor rock called search since the start of the pandemic a concert in spain that went ahead with $5000.00 unvaccinated music fans in the audience a month ago now the research results are out and the organizers say it did not trigger a jump in corona virus infections everyone wore masks at the indoor bed but there was no social distancing yourself it worked. on stage in barcelona one of spain's most popular bands indie rockers love of lesbian. on the floor crowd dancing swaying and cheering together wearing masks but with no assigned seatin

arabia fast-moving floodwaters in mecca, leaving cars under water. highly unusual in the holy city. it averages less than 4 inches of rain in a typical year. forecasters are warning heavy rainfall could continue into the weekend. the >>> spain, a 5,000-person rock concert, no social distancing in barcelona. it was all a test of covid spread health officials report there was none the concert-goers took rapid covid tests before they entered. they wore masks during the entire concert, but clearly very close together the doctor in charge of the study says the concert shows there can be a safe space for spectator events with great ventilation, testing and masks good news for this summer and beyond, as we go around the world on cnbc. >>> after a year of elbow taps and fist bumps, zoom meetings and six feet away gatherings, going into the summer, i think you might be a little socially rusty? now whether everyone is fully vaccinated is another factor handshake when you meet people hug friends? no cdc guidelines for that so an etiquette expert broke it down f

arabia have also have also started as well as european union started to do to marginalise to put in your dues it is important to say that in the absence of all drugs hoping thank you we hope only one that has been. recommended for progress at a court because mary's next semester zone oxygen is a lifesaving and commodity and we hope that that shortages will be or comes from. mr yes or a bitch thank you very much for talking with us that was tariq yasser a bitch from the world health organization in geneva. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today a u.s. navy ship fired warning shots at iranian military vessels in the persian gulf on monday 3 a rainy and boats came within 100 meters of a pair of u.s. warships the incident comes as world powers are seeking to bring iran back into a nuclear accord struck in 2015. 200 migrants have been rescued in the mediterranean by the ocean viking rescue ships they were found on overcrowded boats off the coast of libya when the vessel picked up distress calls importing to the aid group s.o.s. meditate on a. the family

while sanctioning saudi arabia for murdering journalists, the president failed to punish the saudi crown prince who said was responsible. another example is president biden balancing his promises and the reality of foreign policy. >> our thanks to andrea mitchell for that report tonight. another break for us and coming up, the arrogance of vice president harris. the waste of taxpayer dollars, or not. the story when we come back. when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna steaming up lingering odors. febreze car vent clips stop hot car stench with up to 30 days of freshness. get relief with febreze. the sleep number 360 smart bed on sale now! it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, snore-relieving, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save up to $1,200 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. plus, 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time overspending on a reti

saudi arabia says it's intercepted a boat banks for explosives off its red sea coast after unconfirmed reports by security firms of an attack in the area say run media say the remote controlled vessel was targeting the saudi port of yanbu the defense ministry says the boat was destroyed but gave no evidence it follows a series of attacks on shipping in the region now when joe biden became u.s. president there were hopes of improving strained relations with china but as he approaches his 100th day in office ties are as fraught as ever adrian brown reports one call when senior u.s. and chinese officials met in alaska last month their encounter matched the freezing temperatures outside the u.s. was in no position to lecture china wounded top diplomat young. the united states does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to china from a position of strength u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has been equally blunt our relationship with china will be competitive one should be collaborative want it can be an adversarial one it must be there had been hopes that under pres

saudi arabia says it's intercepted a boat backs with explosives off its red sea coast after unconfirmed reports by security firms of an attack in the area state run media say the remote controlled vessel was targeting the saudi port of gamble the defense ministry says the boat was destroyed but gave no evidence it follows a series of attacks on shipping in the region. the u.s. geological survey says a strong earthquake has struck northeastern india the magnitude 6 tremor in the state of assam less centered near a town in a t. growing district it damaged buildings and sent many visit ends running out of their homes. now when joe biden became u.s. president there were hopes of improving strained relations with china but a 100 days into his presidency ties are as fond as ever bronwyn or small when senior u.s. and chinese officials met in alaska last month their encounter matched the freezing temperatures outside the u.s. was in no position to lecture china wounded top diplomat young. the united states does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to china from a position of

arabia fast-moving floodwaters in mecca, leaving cars under water. highly unusual in the holy city. it averages less than 4 inches of rain in a typical year. forecasters are warning heavy rainfall could continue into the weekend. >>> spain, a 5,000-person rock concert, no social distancing in barcelona. it was all a test of covid spread health officials report there was none the concert-goers took rapid covid tests before they entered. they wore masks during the entire concert, but clearly very close together the doctor in charge of the study says the concert shows there can be a safe space for spectator events with great ventilation, testing and masks good news for this summer and beyond, as we go around the world on cnbc. >>> after a year of elbow taps and fist bumps, zoom meetings and six feet away gatherings, going into the summer, i think you might be a little socially rusty? now whether everyone is fully vaccinated is another factor handshake when you meet people hug friends? no cdc guidelines for that so an etiquette expert broke it down for c

arabia, even countries with whom india has historically had a standoff, like pakistan, come forward and offering aid but what is really staring us in the face right now is the systemic neglect of a system for many, many years and that is not going to be fixed overnight either from international aid or any of the quick—fix measures that the government takes right now. the government message has remained, be sensible but do not panic about this, keep it in perspective. the more we hear, the worst the perspective becomes and ijust wonder to what extent things are tilting ever further against the way the government has managed or many would say mismanaged all this? i think there is a great deal of anger and a great deal of helplessness. helplessness of course because of the crumbling public health infrastructure. but anger, exactly the kind of comments you just mentioned from the government, state ministers telling us that india is better prepared this time, both physically and mentally, to deal with this — of course, we are not. there's also a great deal of anger about the fact tha

arabia and countries with whom india has historically have had to stand up, like pakistan, offering aid but what is staring us in the face is that systemic neglect of a system for many, many years and that is not going to be fixed overnight either from international aid or any week measures the government takes right now. measures the government takes riaht now. ., right now. the government message — right now. the government message has _ right now. the government message has remained, i right now. the government message has remained, be sensible but do not panic about this and keep it in perspective. the more we hear, the worst perspective comes and ijust the worst perspective comes and i just wonder to what extent things are tilting ever further away from the way the government has managed or many would say mismanaged all this? i think there is a great deal of anger and helplessness. helplessness because of the crumbling public health infrastructure. but that kind of comments you mentioned by the government, state ministers telling us india is better prepared physically and men

and while sanctioning saudi arabia for murdering journalist jamal khashoggi, the president failed to punish the saudi crown prince, who the cia says was responsible another example where president biden is balancing his promises versus the reality of foreign policy lester >> andrea, thank you tomorrow kristen welker reports on the president's promise to reopen most schools by his 100th day and the new challenge many are facing plus all week our county to county team will be in the key districts reporting on president biden's first 100 days in office >>> more than 10 million people are under threat of severe weather tonight. al roker is tracking it for us. al, what are we looking at here? >> reporter: lester, as we look at the radar, you can see severe thunderstorms already firing up. we have watches from colorado to texas to oklahoma, and it's just going to get worse as the evening wears on we have currently a risk for 12 million people stretching from chicago all the way down into texas for damaging winds, hail, possibility of tornadoes. and again tomorrow we've got 14 million peopl

saudi arabia says it's intercepted a boat packed with explosives off its red sea coast after unconfirmed reports by security firms off an attack in the area state run media say the remote controlled vessel was targeting the saudi ports of. the defense ministry says the boat was destroyed but gave no evidence it follows a series of attacks on shipping in the region the ukrainian president volodymyr the lenski has urged his troops on the eastern border to stay alert despite russia's ongoing troop withdrawal russia began pulling back its troops on friday after weeks of military buildup in the region despite the deescalation russia has warned it will do whatever is necessary to ensure its security along its borders fighting between the ukrainian army and russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine has escalated this year. and the u.s. secretary of state has urged african countries to beware of china's growing influence and city blinken gave the warnings are in virtual talks of the presidents of nigeria and kenya he said a number of african states are facing unsustainable deaths from chines

a committee led by saudi arabia and russia agreed the coalition can skip the scheduled full-scale meeting with this plan to increase supply. the alliance intends to restart about 2 million barrels worth of daily output over the next three months. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i have on -- i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: we discussed nomura's results later this hour but up next, we will have more on direction with the global strategist, the president, kumar. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the federal reserve is expected to hold -- some are warning it is making mistakes. kathleen hays is here with more so what is the argument for the fed to switch gears and at least start to think about thinking about tapering? kathleen: let's start with the consumer confidence report. a lot of people are saying the economy is going to boom, massive stimulus on top of extraordinary monetary stimulus. what do you expect now? consumer confidence in the united states surged in march much

the fire happening as iraq grapples with severe second wave of covid >>> saudi arabia fast-moving floodwaters in mecca, leaving cars under water. highly unusual in the holy city. it averages less than 4 inches of rain in a typical year. forecasters are warning heavy rainfall could continue into the weekend. >>> spain, a,000-person rock concert, no social distancing in barcelona. it was all a test of covid spread health officials report there was none the concert-goers took rapid covid tests before they entered. they wore masks during the entire concert, but clearly very close together the doctor in charge of the study says the concert shows there can be a safe space for spectator events with great ventilation, testing and masks good news for this summer and beyond, as we go around the world on cnbc. >>> after a year of elbow taps and fist bumps, zoom meetings and six feet away gatherings, going into the summer, i think you might be a little socially rusty? now whether everyone is fully vaccinated is another factor handshake when you meet people hug friends? no cdc guidelines for that so an et

arabia which remains a partner in many respects, and one of the things that we're trying to do, as you know, is bring the war to yemen to an end. the crown prince is likely to be the leader of that country for a long time in the future. we have to work with leaders around the world who are engaged in conduct that we either object to or in some cases find reprehensible, but we do it in order to advance our interests and our values. >> perfect segue to the story that natasha bertrand broke which is that sources tell cnn that there may be a summit between president biden and another bad actor russian president vladimir putin, one as soon as early this summer. is it worth dignifying pete within a summit after everything he continues to do to the united states? >> it's important to be able to speak clearly and directly to a president putin or for that matter to the leaders of other countries with whom we have significant differences, and, you know, jake, the president has been very clear about this from day up, since before day one. he's been clear about the proposition that if russia conti