we'll talk about this and more with hannah miller. why are we seeing bitcoin and other coins rallying right now? hannah: there has been some space between this rally and a huge downturn in price for cryptocurrency in mid june. bitcoin is sparking traders interest. it's hope that maybe bitcoin will break out of the $19,000-20 $2000 range. for either, news of the merger that could happen as soon as september has really sparked interest. emily: we had a guest last week that called it theory him a giant ponzi scheme. what do you make of that? -- that called ethereum a giant ponzi scheme. hannah: there are people that are concerned about the safety and risk that it poses to investors. especially in light of what is happening with celsius and the withdrawal of various crypto lenders has put a lot of people on edge. emily: there are some new developments including celsius bankruptcy, all of this amid calls for more regulation. hannah: yes, we have a fuller picture of what is happening, we have a more detailed list today of creditors and it i

that spring and hannah miller now for more on today's big take. it is fascinating to see how ambitious and seemingly successful spf has seemed to be but there are competing views of him. is he the messiah or is he a shargh? >> you have people calling sam bankman-fried the patron saint of crypto, that he is bailing out the industry, swooping in as a white knight to save struggling companies. on the other hand, you have people see him as a robber baron consolidating power and control over the industry. emily: so he spoke at our bloomberg crypto summit this week. i want to take a listen to what he had to say. >> certainly the asset price decline is a strong sign that crypto and a lot of fintech, things are too light on use cases and there's a lot of handwaving going on on this case is and financial modeling. emily: talk about his view on this market downturn. clearly he is more optimistic than the markets would suggest, but is he right? hannah: so he is protecting customers above all else within this industry. he is looking to swoop in, help people.

hannah miller, bbc news. with weeks of the school holidays ahead for millions of children, these continued price rises are leaving many households worried about how they'll cope. as well as days out or trips abroad becoming unaffordable, kids clubs, which often provide free meals, will be suspended. 0ur midlands correspondent navteonhal has more. breakfast club at firs primary school in derby and the smiles suggest the meal is a hit, sometimes literally. oh, sorry, pal! any child can come to the school early for breakfast, for free, a scheme that's been running here for five years now. what is your favourite thing to have at breakfast? bagels. you can get anything at the back there, like bagels, cereals. - sometimes you have milkshakes. i like that you can just sit with your friends, get some breakfast, chat about things. but there are worries. at the end of the week, breakfast club and the school will be shut and parents will have to grapple with how to make ends meet over the summer holidays, with the cost

let's talk more about this with hannah miller. why are we seeing bitcoin and other coins rallying right now? hannah: there has been some space between this rally and a freezing at celsius, which we saw a huge downturn in price for cryptocurrency in mid june. bitcoin is sparking traders' interest. it's hope that maybe bitcoin will break out of this in $19,000 to $20,000 range. for ether news of the merger , that could happen as soon as september has really sparked interest in theory him again. emily: yet we had a guest last week that called ethereum a giant ponzi scheme. what do you make of that? hannah: there are people that are concerned about the safety and risk that it poses to investors. especially in light of what is happening with celsius and the freezing of withdrawal from various crypto lenders has put a lot of people on edge. emily: let's talk about that. there are new developments when it comes to this big crypto hedge fund, as well as the celsius bankruptcy. all of this amidst calls for more regulation. hannah: yes, we

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bloomberg's hannah miller with this week's big take. we will take a look at the future of health tech. we will get hurt inside -- her insight amidst a market downturn and where the next airbnb or amazon could rise from. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the pandemic has changed how we look at health care and the digital health landscape was booming through covid-19. take a look at the future of health tech with a partner at lux capital. there has been a lot of optimism about the future of health care technology but we have also seen companies like cerebral that have had layoffs, coupled with this downturn. how bright is the future really? >> bottom line, i am still incredibly bullish as are we at lux. health care is fundamentally recession proof. humans are not going anywhere anytime soon, we will continue to give birth, get sick and die. while the pandemic may have accelerated both, it has opened up a watershed of opportunity for the industry. emily: how is the downturn impacting the industry and valuations? i'm sure companies are struggli

hannah miller is at a dairy farm in cheshire for us this morning. i was taken aback with the cows in the background, very relaxed. yes, they were up earlier than us but some of them already having a rest. the cows have come in from the field. we have one here having a massage before it heads over there. behind the gate, it is where there is a robotic milking machine where they are milked three times a day. you can see some of them are wearing an ankle band, which helps the machine identify which cow it is and whether it has already been milked. the cost of doing this has gone up. over the past week, the big four supermarkets have all put the price of a two pint bottle of milk up to £1.15. in the past year the average pint has gone up a quarter. farms like this face cost pressures that face a lot of industries with fertiliser and energy bills and animal feed going up. they face a challenge getting seasonal workers and hiring machinery is more expensive. all of that put together means the cost of producing a litre of milk on the farm has gone up 55%

hannah miller has been to a garage in wilmslow, greater manchester, to find out more. yeah, some cars are in here for their safety checks already ahead of what's expected to be a really busy weekend out on the roads. nearly 19 million of us expected to make non—workjourneys over the next few days. and as well as being busy out on the roads, that means that it's busy for people like ben, who's here from the aa. you'll be going out to breakdowns, things that happen. how much more of that kind of thing are you expecting we're expecting to see a massive increase in with people looking to get away on day trips and obviously trips away. what kind of things do you see going wrong in cars? are they generally things that people could prevent? yes, there's obviously a lot of pre checks you can do before you make thatjourney. and the main cause is racing and also with tyre related bolts overheating fault, especially the weather conditions. and obviously budget related issues. we've got a car over here handily so that you can talk us through some of the things that people should

the ball has since been shut down from the miller as lifeless. now angel hannah's bug talk us through. what's been happening this morning at the memorial service? well then, the service is taking place as a number of questions remain around exactly what happened on the sunday before last . when these 21 bodies were found in that tavern 18 of the people killed during this part that was held at the tavern, are being buried in the surf funeral this morning. 2 of them were buried yesterday and one earlier this morning. the majority of though of them though, are being buried in the proceedings that we see in the east, in east london, a movie. it's likely that the president's proposal would at least touch on the issue of under age drinking. perhaps highlight what might have gone wrong despite there being a number of questions around that. but we have in recent days, seen the legal board talk about her possibly laying criminal charges against the tavern owner for selling a liquor to under age a patrons or men or so perhaps revoking the license of that t

spectator he was a contributor editor, stephen l miller is here. fox news contributor and host the richard fowler show, his name? richard fowler. cofounder of base politics and foundation of economic education content manager, hannah cox will also be in vegas because we are going to party like it's 1949. a big postwar apocalypse. i'm excited. stephen, you must have had a field day with this when you saw the first ladies comments surface. was this a gift to you? another shiver at the backs of hard-working hispanics? >> they should have blamed this on joe biden's stutter and be done with it. you know she stepped in this when she attended this thing called latin x something -- and in the apology they got rid of the white liberal ivy league savior language and refer to them as what latinos and that's how you know thing screwed up here so happy taco tuesday i guess, white house. kennedy: i don't know. these are so preventable. when the president screws up the he's free styling. the tax on phrases and supplements is boring speeches with whoppers that giv