tom: emmanuel sticking around with us. emmanuel cau, head of european equity strategy at barclays stays with us. we will dive into the latest economic data from china, which did show signs of a continued slow down and a worrying new study on the effectiveness of the sinovac vaccine. all of that is next. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 20 minutes into the european trading day. you still see gains of about 0.5% across the benchmark stoxx europe 600. the futures in the u.s. pointing to gains of 0.2%. technology is the outstanding sector across the european space . little bit less, you've got energy and basic resources. the chinese economy slowing further in november, dragging down by a worsening property market slump and disruptions from repeated covert outbreaks. investors are betting on further policies apart from beijing after research showed that the vaccine made sinovac, the dominant shot in china, does not provide enough antibodies to neutralize the omicron variant. let's b

i want to thank emmanuel. without him, this writing of this book wouldn't have been possible. [applause] so i showed some of this expedition footage to emmanuel, and he became quite enamored about it. he grew up on the liberian new guinea border not far from where this expedition passed. so we began together retracing the expedition in liberia to try and understand the meaning and impact of firestone and american science and medicine on people's lives and livelihoods in liberia. it would lead to the making of a film "the land beneath our feet, on history land rights in liberia, which emmanuel is a protagonist. i will show you the trailer from that film. ♪ ♪ [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> this journey led not only to the making of this film but also to the writing of this book. and one of the things that we did was we took these expedition photographs and footage, and as we were retracing the expedition, we would show them to [inaudible]. this is emmanuel with his father, who would have been 16 at the time the expedition passed through that area. when we showed h

emmanuel coronel recibe sentencia y le tenemos los detalles. comenzamos >>noticiero telemundo 48 >>esta tarde se decidió el destino del narcotraficante joaquín el chapo guzmán. le saluda césar bayona >>vamos a la corte federal de washington dc con la información >>tres años de cárcel por la sentencia que recibió emmanuel coronel en el distrito de columbia corte federal ya lleva nueve meses detenidos por lo que cumplirá dos años de prisión también el juez dictó cuatro años de libertad provisional. coronel le pidió no ser duro con ella sólo por ser la esposa del narcotraficante mexicano "chapo guzmán" joaquín guzmán loera, y le pidió no dejar sin madre a sus hijas. >>esta sentencia significa para nosotros una victoria >>que le dijo calmada al juez antes de escuchar la sentencia que fue menor que lo que el gobierno había recomendado. al salir de la corte su abogado dijo >>este caso es del esposa y no del chapo. esa fue la función que ella cumplió, la de simplemente ser la esposa >>le dijo al juez que los nueve meses que ha e

this was emmanuel with his father who would have been 16 at the time the expedition passed through that mare. when we showed him footage of road building which was through corbet labor and he was building roads by hand. you could see the physical memory in his body where he kind of reenreenacted the way they b roads by hand. we went through many times, spoke with many elders. another place we stopped is just outside the fire stone concession area. i'll show a short clip from film that gives you a perspective of how when about gathering information for the book. >> this was the performance. >> it illustrates the history of fire stone and its impact in liberia. together we had a liberian team of students helping us with this. we interviewed firestone workers. i would sit with them and turn out the sound and we would watch tapping and so forth. they would narrate for me. state department records the letters home from white plantation managers told part to have fire stone story. interviews with village elders and retired workers told another side. the motivations and desires and practices o

emmanuel macron calling on the european reunion to reform strict budgetary rules. existing rules discourage states from amassing debt and running deficits of more than 3% gdp. macron says reforms are needed to pave the way. >> [speaking foreign language] >> now to the u.s. where the head of better.com has apologized after laying off 900 employees on his him call. recordings of the call went viral, fueling outrage against the ceo. the leader of the company now says he blundered the meeting. >> when he summoned 900 former employees to a zoom call, few could have guessed what would have gone next. >> if you are on this call,ou are part of the unlucky group being laid off. your employment here is terminated effective immediately. >> the mass layoff hit staff like a bombshell, triggering outrage. the video was leaked and quickly went viral. after mounting criticism, the ceo of the mortgage startup posted an apology to the company website. >> i realize that the way i communicated this news made it difficult situation worse. i am deeply sorry, and i am committed to learni

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emmanuel macron did not do the reforms like the retirement reform. in france, other countries around us are 67 years old for retirement. we cannot even manage to go to 65. we need to do these reforms to be competitive, and she will do it. francine: thank you so much for joining us, vice president of the paris region and codirector of pecresse'campaign. coming up, the future of money management. we will discuss the big take next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 53 minutes into the european trading day. we are holding onto our gains, 0.7% for the dax. the stoxx 600 and cac 40, 0.5% higher. it is an existential challenge for the asset managers. keep believing assets and risk extinction. the wall street giants hope they have hit on a way to fight back. morgan stanley is among those raising to create software that can create a custom index for each investor and to buy the shares directly. christina, congratulations on the story. it is an interesting read and one of the top red today. what is direct indexing and what is the pitch

>>estamos en méxico y vamos a hablar de emmanuel coronel en donde la gente siguió de cerca la audiencia de juicio >>hubo quienes rezaron para que la pena que dispusieran o fuera tan dura. jazive pérez nos amplía >es la reina de sinaloa >>don antonio colocó la fotografía de la esposa del chapo guzmán para agradecer a la virgen de guadalupe y malverde, para agradecer la sentencia de que ólo fuese una condena a tres años de prisión >>doña columbia asegura que tamb estuvo rezando al santo de los narcos para que la jueza no le diera a la ex reina de belleza la máxima pena después de haberse declarado culpable de conspiración lavado dinero y tráfico >>es muy bueno y milagroso. >>mucha gente en las calles de méxico, francisco siguieron de cerca el juicio. una vez se cumple la sentencia la mujer quedará libre bajo palabra durante cuatro años >>es una sentencia relajada >>la sentencia obedece a que no estuvo directamente involucrado en las operaciones del ártel de sinaloa pero su caso servirá para otro objetivo >>que sale beneficiada porque mandó un mensaje muy fuerte a muchas

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> good friday morning. it's 6:15 now. we are starting out with fog in the south bay, and once that clears out we have nice weather, and if you plan to head out to christmas in the park it's going to be very mild, low 60s, but cooling down quickly. we will take a look at all our microclimates in the forecast, coming up. >>> and then that fog increasing in parts of the tri-valley. we will show you how times are affected, coming up. >>> looking at futures this morning. dow jones industrial average, they are up at the moment. they are set to open flat so far this morning on the trading day of a roller coaster week driven

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and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> on this thursday morning before christmas, we are in a micro climate weather alert. taking a look at a soggy christmas in the park, it's going to stay wet for the next few hours in san jose, temperatures in the upper50s. we have the drought update and also how much rain we've measured coming up in a few minutes. >>> and the wet roads making for a dangerous commute in the bay area. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays through any of the bridges and the metering lights remain off. we have a couple of other crashes to tell you about in the eastbound and the south bay. first, let's check in with business and tech. good morning. >> good morning to you. taking a live look at the futures right now, wall street is set to open higher this morning as the markets attempt

enzyme and you say here, cut the dna in this place and she figured out with a research partner named emmanuelle charpentier exactly how to make it into a tool that can edit our jeans and then after that, they turned their attention to covid because the guide that bacteria use and crispr use his rna, that kind of dealing with dna that does work and it goes and builds proteins in ourselves and you've heard of rna because i know we were talking about the vaccines a few moments ago. rna is the messenger that's used in the pfizer and motor vaccines and the guide that jennifer used when she created this gene editing technology.that's going to be the technology of our time that we're going to have to wrestle with most. it's a moral issue. how much your you is that your children,but let's not get started . but also, such great promise because it will get out of future virus attacks. it will help us destroy genetic diseases like sickle-cell anemia and it's going to really help us and it the human race and if we are wise, to be a stronger race. >> there's so much in there so that was a good overview. let

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back to "press here." i thought we would consult with people that are far smarter than i am to get an idea of what may be ahead. my colleague jennifer at cnbc and john schwartz at "market watch" both were regulars prepandemic. they join me both now virtually. jon, you have insightful writing and jennifer, you have several keeps on google and back to work but i want you both to speculate on the big stories ahead and jennifer, we'll start out with you. >> what i've before covering around google, there is so much happening with the labor and tech work force now you saw and this is not exclusive to tech but this great resignation and folks having many more options of where to work and so tech companies increasingly trying to, you know, keep the talent that they have and

i did hear political analyst appear, emmanuel tom and joining us live from brussels from all of us here at out international. good evening to you. thanks for joining us. the manchester arena bomber may have been radicalized by get this a former nato soldier turned terrorist and that was revealed during an inquiry into the atrocity on thursday senior figures from the u. k. counter terror police and a home office gave their closing submissions schedule. just for now, a quick reminder of exactly what happened in 2017 a salman, a betty detonated explosives in a stadium hosting and arianna grand a concert 22 people killed. hundreds injured, of course from an eagle dan off now looks at the latest fax coming to light. he murdered 22 people in one suicide blast. now a public inquiry is trying to establish what turned a hard core party go into a suicide bomber. and how it could have been prevented the probe is yet to deliver concrete answers, but over the past couple of years, it has yielded plenty of disturbing revelations. these pictures unnerved by the inquiry leave, little to the imagination

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. the age of 98 following a battle with lung cancer. fox news madeline rivera has more now and his contributions on capitol hill and the legacy he leaves behind. i've never been prouder in my life. than you have been the republican nominee for president of the united states, as in 1996 republican nominee, bob dole came as close as he ever would to winning the presidency. it's a dream. he chased three times he made that concession speech and russell, kansas to the people who had known him since his birth there in 1923 world war two took dole from kansas to italy. just before the end of the war. machine gunfire shattered his upper body and destroyed his right shoulder. it's about 11 months, i think before i could feed myself, i think i could have done it. frankly, that very honest a

and i certainly the message that was put across by the french president emmanuel mcgraw when he had a phone call a with the russian leader vladimir putin on tuesday. but what they are really looking to do during this meeting is to try and revive the so called norma d format, p stokes. now, these are peace talks between russia and ukraine that have been broken in the past by germany and france. ukraine so far says that it would be a willing to take part in those talks, rushes indicated that it might be, but only on certain conditions and whether or not those conditions would be acceptable to the others isn't clear. i thanks so much. latasha barbara. germany's new chance of allah shalt says used his 1st speech to warn russia it will pay a high price if it invades ukraine. the obliquely decent time of the security situation . the russian ukrainian border worries us. we'll discussed it intensively if the european council and today's council of eastern relations, let me repeat in case not everyone understood what my predecessor said for any why lation to toil your integrity will have its p

he travelled first to paris to speak with french president emmanuel macron, where he promised to work together to strengthen the european union, before heading to brussels to meet with head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen. 0ur correspondent damian scholz said he was concerned about a russian build up of troops on the ukraine border. it has to be our responsibility to ensure that everyone can feel safe within their borders and borders in europe are invaluable. mcguinness described why scholz�*s itinerary matters. it is always the tradition for the german chancellor to go for to france for historical reasons to show that france and germany after years of bloodshed this century are of centuries have now brought to europe together. also pragmatic reasons without french and german cooperation but as you say this is a sign of continuity because going to brussels is a signal that the german government is as per european if not more than the previous government under and merkel say you are quite right. the new chancellor is really wanting to show a sense of continuity and i

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> this is "bloomberg technology ," with emily chang. emily: this is "bloomberg technology," coming up in the next hour, the ceo of uber declares it is now an all weather company that can handle all of the roadblocks coming its way, from omicron to

just very briefly on emmanuel macros prospects for the next election. he was asked last year on bastille day. why people hated him so much. and he didn't argue with the question. he admitted he'd failed to unite what he called a divided country and said he understood the hate because he said, where a country which has that in its history in its guts. if mackerel is the target for so much hatred, why on earth should people vote for him again next year? you know, i think that being a president in this very, very special time that we're leaving now in transition time, that really now is probably very complex. but at the end, the day, we know we have a captain on board. we know we have someone who are successfully invested ina, supporting the economy and during the been any crisis. and we see the result right now we have an employment, you know, diving, we have the economy rising at plus 7 percent this year. so, so effectively with he's a result of the quality of this captain. i think that at the end of the day when people will go to vote for the french pre

really emmanuel def i use is a forestry expert who you know, for norco, he cautions against any rash, ill considered actions live in for bah, who called on the la shin on block. we should not condemn china across the board. a shin, how much we need to recognize that for many years the china bought our low grade would and was our valuable ally, daughters. but this ally is also a threat you for if you did, we shouldn't offend the china, don't you? you fool. in fact, we should maintain good business ties, oil the cog so to speak, a month to further boost trailer on his on chronology. it is a delicate matter to withhold wood from china. a resource that wants so much such in the much did he get? it's true that chinese demand hasn't caused european forests to disappear. align lamar shows us which trays will be exported saucer supper. horton, or le people that are often sick or damaged trees, are selected in the interest of sustainability. but occasionally a healthy tree is felt to be sold and that hurts are. yeah, bulls to sell them killer sir, fern wood sudak. this oak is driving again. it

just very briefly on emmanuel macros prospects for the next election. he was asked last year and bastille day. why people hated him so much. and he didn't argue with the question. he admitted he'd failed to unite what he called a divided country and said he understood the hate because he said we are a country which has that in its history in its guts. if mackerel is the target for so much hatred, why on earth should people vote for him again next year? you know, i think that being a president in this very, very special time that we're leaving now in transition time, that really now is probably very complex. but at the end, the day, we know we have a captain on board. we know we have someone who successfully invested ina, supporting the economy and during the panini crisis, and we see the result right now we have an employment, you know, diving, we have the economy rising at plus 7 percent this year so, so effectively with he's a result of the quality of this captain, i think that at the end of the day when people will go to vote for the french presidenc

france has nominated the first woman to challenge emmanuel macron. she had six to 1% of member's votes. she was seen as the more moderate of a kind it is. evergrande's debt restructuring may finally be in the cards after the developer announced it plans to actively engage with offshore creditors. that would be seen as an knowledge meant that it's -- acknowledgment that is liability is unsustainable. the 30 day grace period ins today. -- ends today. 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 am laura wright. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you. coming up, a combination of active and passive investing, the future of money management. we will talk the big take on bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is monday and this is "daybreak: europe." it is an existential challenge to the world's asset managers, deliver the etf boom or risk extension? now the giants hope they have a way to fight back. blackrock and morgan stanley among those racing to offer software that can cr

bottom three so needed a good start and they got it from a high—quality eighth goal of the season from emmanuel dennis. but there were plenty of holes at the other end in the watford defence — jarrod bowen spotted one and set up tomas soucek for the equaliser and the turnaround was complete two minutes later — said benrahma's deflected effort made it 2—1 to west ham. mark noble added a third from the penalty spot before bowen played the perfect pass for nikola vlasic to make it 4—1 — his first for west ham. to be talked about is chance of the top four. we have a long way to go. we have to maintain it, we have to get our standards back. our performances are still not close to where they should be, but hopefully we can get ready and be the good teams and get better in the second half. west ham have gone above spurs who were held to a i—all draw by ten man southampton at st mary's. james ward prowse tends to get his goals from set pieces but this one came in open play to give southampton the lead. harry kane equalised with a penalty awarded for a foul by mohamed salisu who was sent off

. >> shannon: vice president emmanuel macron speaking out against woke "nonsense" urging the european union to drop usage of certain words based on gender and things like christmas. that sounds like a good place to start. tonight's lightning round with seattle radio host jason rantz, great to have you back. >> thank you for having me, merry christmas. we went to u.s. well, emmanuel macron says this according to the telegraph comes to explain people what words they should or shouldn't say is not which i totally adhere. it is nonsense basically. all right, that's one of the producers road, if you lost the french president over wokeness, what's going on? >> no kidding. look, the greatest global threat right now is focusing on virtual signaling one's wokeness when you can be tackling issues that matter, a global economy, national security, russia versus ukraine and covid response. and christmas or the term christmas break for a holiday period. what holiday are they talking about? christmas, of course, everybody knows this. this is a document that is in exercise over rhetorical self pleasu

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. tonight, but before we go, please consider supporting vibrant emotional health, they are a nonprofit dedicated to helping people achieve emotional well-being. and to giving them the support and skills that they theed to survive. so if you want to support them in their work especially during the stressful holiday season, then please donate at the link below. until tomorrow, stay safe out there. get your vaccine, and remember, if you find a mystery box on the moon, open it with your eyes closed. that way st safe. now here it is, your moment of zen. >> cream cheese, many bagel shops have just a few days supply left. >> a schmear shortage, the cream shees-- cream cheese crisis, t mine us six days until they run out. >> there is a cream cheese scare, anarchy in the streets. >> if tha

we've had, in the past, emmanuel macron, the president of france, famously saying nato is brain dead. there are those that say that, after president trump, relations inside nato are finished. there's also rows with turkey, in between members of nato, and that it is not an effective organisation any more. so is poland unwise to rely so much on nato? no, we are not unwise to rely on nato. we have to strengthen nato and we have to work towards creating another type of glue for nato. the goal, its initiative, we all know the history. but what is happening right now is something very special, that after a couple of years of disagreement i see a real hope forfinding a new common denominator in nato. and i will be working together with president duda towards finding this compromise... what could it be? well, we should first, very clearly, say what are the hotspots, what are the places where the very high risks are emerging, and let's prepare our strategy towards those risks. like the influx of migrants, illegal immigrants, can be such a risk. it's not only a risk for the stability of the eur

reporter: emmanuel macron met with zelensky on the sidelines of the summit in brussels and they discussed the situation in ukraine and the concern over russia's military buildup on the border. u.s. intelligence officials have warned the kremlin could be looking to attack ukraine. macron briefed zelensky about a phone call he had tuesday with vladimir putin. they were joined by german chancellor schultz and the three are committed to try to find a durable and complete solution for the crisis. they say they will all safeguard ukraine's territorial sovereignty and will work to revive peace talks between russia and ukraine along the lines of the enormity format in which france and germany would act as mediators. >> germany's new chancellor says russia will pay a high price. reporter: mr. schultz is clear that for him, it is important to stress that in eastern europe and specifically with a message to moscow, any violation of ukraine's territorial integrity will be challenged by his government and the rest of the european union. this is what he had to say to german politicians and parliament.

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> less than a week until christmas, plenty of people spent saturday shopping. san francisco's marina district, out getting last-minute gifts and dining to support the small businesses. >> like to support my neighborhood boutiques. >> national retail federation predicts stores and websites will draw hundreds of millions today. could be more people online to avoid the crowds or want packages delivered or available for no contact pickup. >>> from last-minute shopping to last-minute shipping. post office in willow glen, hours extended this week, typically the busiest of the season. post office's recommended deadline for priority mail packages to reach destinations in time for christmas today. >>> taking time to honor fallen veterans this holiday season. ♪♪ los gatos memorial p

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back. hello warriors. wheels up. non-stop charter flight to philly. today the warriors took off for the east coast road trip. big question, when will steph curry break that all time record for three pointers. he's just ten away. he could do it tomorrow. against the 76ers. maybe monday in indiana. or tuesday in new york. we will be watching. >> exciting. >> back here at home. >> look at that. sky ranger over jack london square. that is beautiful. >> perfect. right? it's great time. we need this holiday season. >> like two years what we have been going through. cold. 20s and 30s coming your way through tomorrow morning. we have a freeze warning in effect. here through napa counties. that is where it will be the coldest. 35 napa. also in on some 30s for fremont. 39 san

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> right now at 6:30, tracking the storm. rain moving across the bay area, and problems are popping up from power outages to downed trees. the high wind advisory also in place this hour for some areas. meteorologist, kari hall, tracking it all hour-by-hour. >>> left devastated. midwest communities picking up the pieces after deadly tornadoes sweat through six states. a look at the recovery and rescue efforts under way. >>> the backup disappeared during lockdown and now we are seeing morning gridlock again. how much of that traffic really returned? i have the numbers from the past year coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good rainy monday morning to you. thanks so much. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. okay, we got you covered with live team coverage

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and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is bloomberg technology with emily chang. taylor: this is a bloomberg technology. coming up in the next hour, the fda has cleared merck's covid pill for high-risk adults with no other treatment options.

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welcome to "fox news live" and i am mike emmanuel. senator manji was a pivotal vote the democrats needed to push this measure through. his rejection of sending them back to the drawing board. alexandria joins me live with what this needs for the future of this massive spending bill, hey alex. >> senator manchin said he spent five and half months trying to remedy the concerns he had over this bill and ultimately cannot justify the cost of the legislation to the people he represents pretty broke the news exclusively to brett baer on sunday. >> i have always had this, brett, if i cannot go home and explain ancient people people of west virginia i cannot vote for. i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. i have tried everything humanly possible i cannot get there and this is a no on this legislation. i have tried everything i know to do. >> hundred manchin added his concerns over the bills cost only grew alongside inflation and the continued pandemic. he has been the long-standing democratic holdout in prese

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> to 22 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the supreme court and our nation's future. the highest court in the land has a conservative majority and is set to make some major decisions, including an historic abortion rights case that could overturn or xwut "roe v. wade. nbc justice correspondent pete williams has a look at the crucial rules in the year ahead. >>> abortion began dominating the supreme court term even before it officially started in early september, the justices allowed texas to continue enforcing sb will while a battle over its constitutionality raged on the law bans most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and allows anyone anywhere to sue anyone who violates it a bitterly divided supreme court said abortion providers can continue fighting the law in cou

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: i am emily chang in san francisco. coming up, a deadly collapse at an amazon warehouse put a spotlight on the company's cell phone ban.

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back. the statewide indoor mask mandate announced by health officials earlier this week went into effect in california today. if you haven't noticed any changes you're not alone. yesterday they backed off the full-scale mask mandate, they opted to allow several counties to use other rules. in contra costa county there are exemptions for gyms and other places. business owners are trying to sort it all out. >> so yeah, it's confusing, but, you know, i think most everybody here have been wearing their mask all the time. even when it wasn't mandated. people were still wearing masks. >> after a couple of weeks, a customer has been very healthful, they're showing vaccination card along with their i.d. >> the mandate does mean until at least january 15th, counties cannot ea

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> well, the golden gate bridge is certainly iconic but it's also developed a problem that's made it hard on your ears. the bridge is humming. the humming sound began last year. they think adding rubber sleeves to absorb some of the vibrations will take care of that. this friday, they'll decide whether to spind half a million dollars to send that hub. >> praump and circumstance in the south bay. >> went back to kansas, yes, with their caps and gowns. and had a real ceremony, compare toads last year's doom. more to come. and more to celebrate the class of 2020, as well as the spring and fall classes of 2021. so, they're making up for it. >> steph curry making a difference in the east bay. he and their foundation started the agial 12 days of christmas with the curries. now is spo

in his new year's eve address, french president emmanuel macron said the weeks to come would be difficult. he said he believed a way out of the pandemic was possible as early as 2022, providing everyone gets vaccinated. >> vaccination is our strongest asset. it cuts infection rates, it means you are 10 times less likely to suffer from acute forms of the virus. that is why i ask again, the 5 million people who are not vaccinated, to take a simple step for your compatriots, for your country. be a responsible citizen for your own benefits and others. our civil duties come before our rights. julia: rance is preparing for subdued new year's celebrations with many fireworks events canceled and people being told to mask up. france 24's international affairs editor talked us through newco restrictions in france. reporter -- talked us through new covid restrictions in france. reporter: tremendous changes on new year's eve. a traditional fireworks display has been canceled. that wasn't a big surprise. discos were supposed to be closed, so we knew more or less what the restrictions were going to be.

. >> french president emmanuel macron said baker was a woman who defended humankind. >>> los angeles lakers star lebron james has entered the nba's covid health and safety protocols. the lakers did not say if james had tested positive for covid, but he missed last night's game against the sacramento kings. in september, he said he had been vaccinated. if james did test positive, he could be away from the lakers for as many as ten days. he could return sooner if he receives two negative covid tests within 24 hours. >>> and if you're going to be in las vegas for a part of next year, you'll have plenty of opportunities to see adele perform. the singer announced on twitter yesterday that she will begin a vegas concert residency at caesar's palace. she will perform two shows a weekend from january 21st to april 16th. her latest album released last month is already the top-selling album in the u.s. this year. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," "daily show" host trevor noah drops by our studio with an exclusive announcement. . my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hy

and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back. millions of women haven't rejoined the workforce since the pandemic. what's keeping them on the sidelines? here's a closer look. >> reporter: after take ago two and a half year career break to care for her son, she is grateful she's working again as a software engineer in silicon valley. now it's a matter of juggling work and being a mother. are there ever any days you're just ridiculously tired? >> yeah, there are times like yesterday, my son was up 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. but so many women remain unemployed. it's due to a complex mix of factors, including some choosing to stick with the decisions they made during the pandemic. this is the founder of women back to work, an organization that connects companies with qualified workers. >> the wome

emmanuelle dennis gave the home fans hope though with a goaljust a couple of minutes before the half—time break but hakem ziyech got the winner to keep the londoners a point ahead of manchester city. west ham's hopes of staying in the top four suffered a setback despite tomas soucek putting them ahead against brighton after just five minutes. neal maupay�*s spectacular strike in the 89th minute earned brighton a point at london stadium, moving them up to seventh. leicester city had to come from behind twice against southampton. james maddison's goal saw the match end two all at st mary's but it was enough to move the foxes up to eighth, although they've played more games than three teams below them. there were four games in the scottish premiership too, rangers beating hibernian 1—0 in the pick of the games. they left it late though, ryan porteous giving away a penalty with five minutes remaining, leaving kemar roofe to step up and coolly roll the ball into the back of the net. rangers go seven points clear of celtic in second. elsewhere aberdeen were 2—0 winners over livingston, du

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and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> we're back now, from the heart of the storm in kentucky where some survivors barely escaped with their lives. here is dasha burns. >> reporter: behind this red door is steve newman's childhood. >> when you first walked in, it is all your memories, they rush back to you. >> reporter: friday night, his father bob was behind the door, too. where were you sitting when the alarm went off >> i was sitting on that couch there. >> reporter: in the room that's gone. >> in the room that's gone >> got on the floor, crawled in that hallway door and the storm hit about then and it blew everything in. >> i heard a lot of people screaming outside, i ran outside. saw bob standing halfway standing, blood all over his face. >> reporter: this is bob's neighbor, holding boots he gave to bob to