Good monday morning. Welcome to squawk alley. Im carl quintania we go to d. C. With hampton pierson. In essence, we have the Supreme Court essentially partially reviving the trump travel ban heres the key points on what the court said decided to do today. Theyve agreed to hear trump appeals on rulings blocking the travel ban, six muslim majority nations. Theyre also lifting most of the injunction that blocked it from being implemented. And theyre granting trumps emergency request allowing parts of the refugee ban to go into effect now the case will not actually get argued until this fall before the full court, a court now at full strength reading one of the more interesting excerpts from the opinions of the various justices from Justice Clarence thomas in writing a dissent saying in part, todays compromise and thats in effect what they worked out, will burden executive officials with the task of deciding on parallel contempt whether individuals from six affected nations who wish to ent
Illinois lottery players wont be able to buy tickets after this week because of the state budget impasse. Powerball ticket sales will bes is 9 00 p. M. Tomorrow, maybe millions will be suspended at 9 00 tomorrow. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists. Im Alisa Parenti. This is bloomberg. Emily im emily chang. This is bloomberg technology. Blue apron lowers expectations and its valuation just hours before its trading debut. We will dig into the reasons behind the sudden reality check. Plus, the attack continues to wreak havoc as its assault on networks across the globe enters a second day. We will do a deep dive on this latest virus. Insight from outer space. On the new age of discovery. Peggy whitson joins bloomberg from the International Space station to break down the new race to orbit new worlds. First, a cyber attack similar to wannacry enters its second day, infecting computers in at least 65 countries, according to microsoft. The attack is being carri
Illinois lottery players wont be able to buy tickets after this week because of the state budget impasse. Powerball ticket sales will bes is 9 00 p. M. Tomorrow, maybe millions will be suspended at 9 00 tomorrow. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists. Im Alisa Parenti. This is bloomberg. Emily im emily chang. This is bloomberg technology. Blue apron lowers expectations and its valuation just hours before its trading debut. We will dig into the reasons behind the sudden reality check. Plus, the attack continues to wreak havoc as its assault on networks across the globe enters a second day. We will do a deep dive on this latest virus. Insight from outer space. On the new age of discovery. Peggy whitson joins bloomberg from the International Space station to break down the new race to orbit new worlds. First, a cyber attack similar to wannacry enters its second day, infecting computers in at least 65 countries, according to microsoft. The attack is being carri
Series of these interfaith lecture series here in the hall of philosophy. Im especially pleased that diane winston, who holds the night chair in media and religion at the school, is here with us. I dont know how many of you know about journalism education, but to hold a night chair, that is like the nobel prize in journalism education, so we are glad diane is here. I will talk more about her in just a moment in her topic, but i will spend just a moment, as i traditionally do, setting up this discussion series and how it fits into the rest of the programming we are having this week. An underlying theme we have been having, a background presence for all the discussions in the amphitheater, here in the hall of philosophy, and Panel Discussions, has been how the News Business and Civic Society can do its part, the News Business do as part, to give us the information and values and perspective we need as a Democratic Society to find our way. I was picking about this morning during nancy giv
Series of these interfaith lecture series here in the hall of philosophy. Im especially pleased that diane winston, who holds the night chair in media and religion at the school, is here with us. I dont know how many of you know about journalism education, but to hold a night chair, that is like the nobel prize in journalism education, so we are glad diane is here. I will talk more about her in just a moment in her topic, but i will spend just a moment, as i traditionally do, setting up this discussion series and how it fits into the rest of the programming we are having this week. An underlying theme we have been having, a background presence for all the discussions in the amphitheater, here in the hall of philosophy, and Panel Discussions, has been how the News Business and Civic Society can do its part, the News Business do as part, to give us the information and values and perspective we need as a Democratic Society to find our way. I was picking about this morning during nancy giv