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can make and see how raise 30 impacts the american people south carolina senator tim scott says congress shouldn't rushnto the next phase. >>ott says we should wait and see how much more help the country and the economy need in the meantime kudlow says the president remains ready to act if we need to do more. we will do more to congress will take action on any plan until lawmakers return to washington toward the end of this month. reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>but the pandemic is creating a lot of people obviously in the job market so many layoffs but some companies are hiring kron four's rob fladeboe has a better look at where the jobs are n the bay area. >>the coronavirus iskilling people and jobs. the u.s. economylost 700,000 jobs in mar as 10's of thousands of nonessential businesses ha shut down. but employment agencies like adeo report that many companies arehiring says san jose branch manager sean kelly who spoke with me on zoom. >>there is work a lot of our distribution centers are extremely busy the medical office says the medical field obviously is extremely busy right now your

rushing to keep their economies afloat. what does this mean for the sustainability goals the u.n. has set in the world has been moving towards at this point? scotti think it is going to make it even more challenging. at a government level just didn't exist going the this to really address restructuring of our economy that is necessary to reach sustainability goals. we have been advocates of private sector incentives and private sector capital to make that transition. but a lot of the private sector incentives -- guy: you have been listening to the conversation between bloomberg's sonali basak and guggenheim cio scott minerd. you can listen to the rest on your bloomberg at live . european markets are about to shut for the week. we will have all of the details when we come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ these days you need faster internet that does all you expect and way more. that's xfinity xfi. get powerful wifi coverage that leaves no room behind with xfi pods. and now xfi advanced security is free with the xfi gateway, giving you an added layer of network protection, so every device that's connected is protected. that's a $72 a year value. no

. >> brady scott works 12 hours and overnight shifts as a respiratory therapist at chicago's rush hospital>> we go over there and get our temperature, we get a mask and we proceed through our work environment. >> medical workers also get fresh scrubs that will be sanitized at the end of their shifts. >> one of my fears is taking it home to my family and infecting them. >> he says it's difficult to hear of other frontline workers that struggled to get ppe. >> certainly tough to see. her physicians and nurses that don't have quite the resources that we do. >> he treats critical covid-19 patients that need ventilators to stay alive. >> this is not made up, these patients are very sick. >> he recalls the thrill of recently taking one of those very sick patients off the ventilator. >> i apologize to him, sorry about that and he looked at me and said don't apologize, i didn't think i was going to make it. >> this morning, johns hopkins listed cook county as a seventh deadliest in the country. >> ed: a tragedy but also some triumph, good to see stories of hope. thank you. >> sandra: denver bronco