jane harman, the president and ceo of the wilson institute.rumka, the head of the afl-cio. what is his plan to bring the economy back? this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. outlinet trump has his or how to get the country back to work, but how does it need with the needs of workers across the country? to the man who represents 12.5 million of those workers, richard trumka, president of the afl-cio. i know you have your own concerns and prerequisites even to get back to work. us why that is so critical? standardit would be a that is enforceable in court that would require every employer to have a plan to go back, to protect people from contagious diseases. ,ou have to train the employees and then they would have to have the proper personal protective equipment on hand to protect those employees from the disease. you have been working with the white house on this. are they open to this? in the past, there have been requests to osha, a

i am jane harman president and ceo of the wilson center. it is the best job on the planet because i get to talk geniuses every single day. one of them is not my script but i'm going to call her out and she's going to hide somewhere is meg king. some of you may not know meg but she runs her science technology and innovation program and is responsible for the schools we have on fridays to teach capitol hill staff about cyber and artificial intelligence and today's genius, that would be ben buchanan, is there go to guy when we teach them both schools and he's been trying to teach me for while. i think i've been the repeater of all time at some of those schools. i'm kind of getting it that i haven't analog rain and i thank him for his patients. ben is a global fellow and he will discuss his latest book right now called sub -- "the hacker and the state." spoiler alert hackers to change the world. how? been maxis cyber operations are an fellow glee part of international relations in the gap between united states and other countries has narrowed c

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>> the harman's.happening, they had real-time data and they reorder and replenish their shelves before any of their 200 local national competitors because they had real-time data on domo >> we love it for nbc universal. we use it. i'm always kind of surprised i mean, to me you have a great product and sometimes i wonder how come a great product doesn't necessarily turnout into blowout sales. i guess it takes time. >> unfortunately, you know, we're probably ahead of the market for a while there now we're starting to see it there are some big health care companies that called us and said -- and i can't say their name, but we have testing machines for covid, and we put tubes in there and we test it. and we get all of the data off the machines and put it into domo and we're able to see which tests are having errors before the labs see it and we're also able to see which places have hot spots so we can ship our tests to the place that have hot spots. we know the needs before anyone else knows the needs and

. >> reporter: across the street at the miners and stockman's steakhouse, scott and kristine harman felt>> we're going to die of covid? or the business dies. >> reporter: the county seat is wheatland, wyoming. population of 9,000. zero positive casis. that's one reason the ems director says he has to treat everyone like they have the plague. his name is terry stevenson. >> you guys are from out of state so we're going to treat you like you have the plague. >> reporter: out here they rely on their common sense. >> the governor did not give a stay-at-home order. you know when it's raining, nobody should have to tell you to put on a rain coat. so we've got a disease going around. nobody should tell you you have to stay home. >> reporter: there are zero cases in platt county right now. but eventually, he believes covid will come here too. dan brekt owns the wandering hermit bookshop. business hasn't been hit that hard. >> we've done pretty well. people who don't have anything to do read books or they want to get a jigsaw puzzle or a board game. >> reporter: but he worries about the rest of t

>> sarah harman on the ground for us in london today. thank you. >>> how about a little good news this morning. >> we could take it. >> we sure can. how about that. our routines have all been disrupted due to the coronavirus, of course. but it hasn't stopped one young boy from continuing his morning ritual of reciting the pledge of allegiance. >> pledge allegiance to the flag -- >> could not be cuter. that is 4-year-old cj in staten island new york reciting the pledge which was once part of his routine at preschool. now he says it at home every single morning. >> guess what he's inspired more than 50 people to join him through zoom, including teachers, friends and family all across the country. some health care workers and members of the fdny are getting involved, too. keep up the good work, cj. isn't he adorable. >> i love the flag backdrop and zoom. i got to work on that with my daughters this weekend. >>> attorney michael avenatti is out of jail because of coronavirus concerns. avenatti is a lawyer who represented adult film star stor

co-host christine harman of the logical investor thank you both for your time today thank you. and finally it's no shock that streaming demand has skyrocketed due to the ongoing lock downs around the world frankly we've seen the data from internet giants that proves exactly that point now roku as we just talked about earnings announced they estimate an increase of 49 percent in streaming hours on their platform in the 1st quarter of this year compared to the same period last year now spiking to more than 13000000000 hours watch think about that 1000000000 hours watch now you may actually be watching this program boom bust right now in crystal clear high definition with the portable t.v. app on your roku device right at this very moment and why wouldn't you when you could watch it instead of watching it in standard definition now on that news to roku saw a 10 percent jump in their stock price and added more than $1000000000.00 to their market cap despite saying that the company could lose as much as $60000000.00 in quarter one of 2020 and that's it for this time you can find the

she wants founded an association representing the children's interests and he and harman have filed lawsuits together so far with no success. as a last resort they've approached germany's highest court the constitutional court. this is this is nice is the letter i received this. just processing it. and now i have to wait for a day. you know how mom is right for just a minute suggest that we write another letter to the constitutional court saying they should speed things up a little in consideration of your age and show business and zone of us who are not . those initial toys i think it's great that at his age he's still prepared to fight for justice even though it's only about the symbolic sums of 2500 euros for not really it's a joke. according to germany's act regulating compensation for national socialist injustice that is the sum to which non jewish victims are entitled. kemah new to king considers himself a part of that group. is good for me it's not about the money but about the recognition that this was a crime it's me that's what gets me mad he used the strategy used to wait until na

douglas harman of the island staff. >> the one thing that i want you to keep uppermost in your mindselp these patients. and that with careful research, the progress of that we have in the treatment of leprosy during the last 15 to 20 years has made greater strides than in all the centuries before. this is a picture of a patient with -- ♪ now i want to show you something. ♪ this is the same patient that you see in the picture there after a few years of treatment. and i think you will agree that with our modern drugs and with what we know about the disease now, that there is a real hope for recovery and for a useful life, and that this man is well on the way. i would like you to remember this man when someday someone looking as he did before treatment comes into your office. ♪ narrator: later, they watch the rehearsal of the leper's production of a classical opera as they await the return of the doctor who brought them, their fears now dispelled by knowledge. so that when at last the time comes to return to school as -- with the doctor, they have come to recognize these sufferers as hu

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jason chaffetz, former democratic congresswoman jane harman and guy benson.hat's wrong with peeker:pelosi setting up a committee on the krf are *. -- on the coronavirus. doesn't some congressional joe sight make sense? >> there should be consciouslal joe sight. -- there should be congressional oversight. and there is. this sees premature. it sees an aggressive move to give additional powers before they have even been able to execute and start on this. the 9/11 commission started something like a year after 9/11 actually happened. yes to joe sight. -- yes to ove. but we already have an oversight committee. it doesn't make sense. chris: congresswoman harmon, speaker pelosi says as president trump fiddles, americans are dying. one could argue washington was so caught up in february with the impeachment trial that that slowed the response to the coronavirus. can you understand why president trump wouldn't actually welcome a congressional committee, another congressional committee set up by nancy pelosi? >> i suppose i can understand it. but what's important is th

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former democratic congresswoman jane harman. and guy benson of fox news radio.with speaker pelosi setting up a committee on the coronavirus? congress has passed $2 trillion in taxpayer money to throw at, to hopefully respond to the virus. doesn't some congressional oversight make sense? >> well, there should be congressional oversight, but there already is an oversight committee. i used to chair it. there are also other committees like financial services and others. this seems premature. it seems like an aggressive move, if you will, to give some additional powers - before theye been able to either execute and start on this and i remind people that the 9/11 commission i think started something like a year after 9/11 actually happened. so yes to oversight, but we arty have an oversight committee. it's the second-largest committee and all of congress and it spends nearly $10 million and yet pelosi wants to have>> , speaker pelosi said the other day as president trump fiddles americans are dying and one could argue that washington was so caught up in february with

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. >> good evening, everybody, i'm name is weir harman, on behalf of our organization it's a pleasureto join live stream presentation by katherine stewart in conversation with david. i want to acknowledge that our institutions stands unseated traditional territory which people, we thank them for natural resources of ancestral homeland. i want to thank you for tuning in the strange, strange times. we are thrilled to present virtual editions of our program using live stream to go build a digital stage to serve town halls of serious and engaged seattle and i want to thank katherine and david for helping us keep the conversation. unfortunately tonight's broadcast does not feature closed captioning services however they are available once it's available to youtube page which we will do as soon as we can. noted economic explain robert and eric thomas and dar jamial, bearing witness to end of isis and many talks are available in video or podcast form on our digital media library. in short, media have in homepage and over the coming weeks they will continue to provide not only ways to stay pl

footnote, about 175 stores are open because bed, bath & beyond remember also owns bye-bye baby and harmanso those are essential stores under what is allowed to be open so some of those locations are open, but the main line bed, bath & beyond, most of those stores are closed. with regards to the online operations, truly it depends the company is doing its best as are many others to fulfill those orders, but they also have to undergo some of these new safety measures at the distribution centers when it comes to things like social distancing and so you may have work that's a little less efficient. you may not have the amount of employees able to come to work at any one time. then of course who knows what happens the packages are actually out the door en route to delivery with the backlog of the delivery carriers that we're experiencing it's a long way of saying they're doing their best they're not able to use store fulfillment so it's another rub to the system. >> all right courtney, thank you. >>> up next, we will ask the ceo of hyundai v dnorth america abo how coronavirus is impacting auto