But i think when youre better for the world youre better for israel to halt to this office us hard bargain is very different from trump trying to bully dos and wanted us to appease him as well as many. Countries with a historically difficult relationship with the u. S. But in selection of burkes little hard. For the future development of the china u. S. Relationship trump didnt do a good job i dont hold much hope for biden turn. But im. I do but im a drummer we talked about improving relations with russia but it didnt come to anything. When you deal with biden is openly against russia. Or for a here. All eyes are now on biden and what changes he may bring to foreign diplomacy for the us. And lets get more now we are joined by did i use your ear shadow who is standing by with the view from moscow yury the kremlin has been remarkably quiet to silence speak volumes. Hi sara well we have no official reaction from the kremlin so far youre right russian president putin only commented once on
Hello and welcome to tonights virtual Commonwealth Club program. My name is read and im a Technology Reporter with the Washington Post and im pleased to be the moderator for tonights program, the historical importance of the transformation brought on by Artificial Intelligence and virtual environment. As we have seen over the last three months with the covid19 pandemic and with social media with the killing of george floyd in minneapolis and the aftermath , technology and online environments that every aspects of our life here tonight i am pleased it to be joined by two Silicon Valley pioneers to discuss these issues. William davidow and Michael Malone, their new book, the autonomous revolution reclaiming the future of the machines is out now and delves deeply into the revolution we are living through regarding a i and virtual environment and it can be purchased everywhere including bn. Com. A bit about tonight speakers, bill david, the cofounder of the earlier in his career he worked
Close in 2020. Big day yesterday. Autonomous chaos meanwhile. Seattle looking to dismantle the capitol hill occupied protests as new one pops up in washington, d. C. Plus, back to the ball game, Major League Baseball looks to assure season this year but the players still need to get on board. More on sports talk, stay with us next hour tennis pro joining me live to talk about future of u. S. Open and new bourbon venture. We will talk with one ceo who kept employees on the payroll and bringing new ones on, mornings with maria is live right now. Maria european markets are seeing uptick this morning. The ftse 100 up 65, cac quarante in paris up 72 and dax index in germany high by 76. In asia green across the board. The japanese nikkei average overnight up half of 1 . Now the top stories that we are watching this morning. Major unrest on nations capitol as protestors attempt to create what they are calling a black house autonomous zone right outside of the white house with large garbage ca
Speaking out on social justice what amazon and facebook are doing this morning stay ahead of the conversation youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc. Good afternoon, and welcome from where ever in the world you may be watching. Could be another very, busy week in the markets and otherwise the big question today really for the markets is whether this incredible rebound rally will roll on. Futures right now are showing that it might. A price like that its the first record closing high since february 12th really number one optimism that the American Economy will recover faster than expected with data point ceos and all coming back quick. And trillions of dollars around and finally the old t trade, there is no alternative as bonds lose their luster. And bonds in the last few questions absolutely dumped. Investors selling treasuries and buying equities and of course moves inverse to price rose 40 last week from bonds from yields this weeks fed meeting will also be huge if ther
Day. Challengers in elections, oversight and regulation. For those who didnt see me at the top of the day, im alex gibbons and run law policy at the law school and happy to be hosting you today. Many key areas of challenges, somebody was just saying that theyre feeling a little depressed and we need to try to get the energy up on this final panel of the day. Issues from the fragmenttation from political discourse and new pathways for misinformation, Voter Suppression to election security. This panel is going to add another challenge, the significant challenge that we face in election oversight and preparedness. But also, talk about the Solutions Space as well, which is quite simply what do we do . We have another phenomenal lineup to help answer these questions today. Sitting immediately to my left is the honorable ellen weintraub, the chair of the federal Elections Commission are, right, indeed. Well talk about that a little over the course of the panel, too. She has served as commiss