alexandria ores casio cortez having conflict with netflix's ceo?ason: this is "bloomberg businessweek." jason: welcome back. onol: you can listen to us the radio on sirius xm, in new york, boston, washington dc -- , and on they area bloomberg business app. our look at the bloomberg 50. the 2018, -- accomplishments particularly noteworthy. >> these people really made the biggest impact. they are not always heard of. ason: you don't just have jay powell. you have the cohorts. more than one person making these decisions. .here is a brain trust we wanted to understand the decision-making behind these complex processes. instead of going out -- that was one of the things we wanted to do instead of explaining their decision-making. we have the ceo of patagonia. they are defenders of the environment. her take is, younger consumers expect this. if you want to have millennial loyalty, you cannot just sit back. people go to stores just for the activism. it has not hurt business. she said they have had their best year. roberts is probably one of the most influ

carol: what does alexandria or casio cortez having conflict -- have in conflict with netflix's ceo?: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ jason: welcome back. carol: you can listen to us on the radio on sirius xm, in new york, boston, washington dc -- >> in the bay area, and on the bloomberg business app. now, our look at the bloomberg 50. people in business, entertainment, finance, politics, science and technology with accomplishments particularly noteworthy. carol: the features editor. >> these people really made the biggest impact. they are not always heard of. that is what we go for. jason: you point that out. jason: you don't just have jay powell. you have the cohorts. the fed nucleus. >> there is more than one person making these decisions. there is a brain trust. we wanted to understand the decision-making behind these complex processes. look at them holistically. instead of trying to be more open and explain decision-making. jason: this has brian roberts of comcast as well as the ceo of patagonia. you are not going to find those on a lot of lists. >> they are interesting in

mccaskill took a parting shot at the hard-left liberal wing telling npr that god love alexandria to casio for purity, a recipe for disaster for the democrats. will we ever get to a majority in the senate again, much less to 60 if we do not have some moderates in the party? let's bring in chris bedford, great to see you, chris. >> great to see you. elizabeth: does senator mccaskill have a point? >> she does. ocasio-cortez has got that classic new york city syndrome where you don't understand that there are people outside of your city who work different jobs and have different thoughts. and there's a weird close-mindedness to her. she's been leading the radical wig of the democratic party. -- wing of the democratic party. we've seen it in both parties. the republican party has gone from a party that has more liberals to a party that's leaned more conservative, and as a result, the democratic party has become a lot more liberal. part of that's the primary process, the voters having more say. elizabeth: and california governor jerry brown, he's also exiting, he's leaving. he actually also is

he also had a little casio calculator watch and said that watch had more computing power than they had in the spacecraft. but way, it is very simple the calculations they made and the technology they put together is income principle. they were scheduled to arrive at the moon at a time predicted by trajectory specialists. when apollo 8 arrived at the moon and slipped behind the part side, thehind the far astronauts checked the clock on the spacecraft and mission control and the trajectory specialists had gotten the predicted cut off right to the second, to the absolute second. that is what they were doing 50 years ago, sometimes with slide rulers. it is incredible to think about. host: you can get more information to -- more information by logging on to the museum of chicago -- the museum of science and industry in chicago's website. stan is joining us from staten island, new york. caller: good morning. becauseo thank c-span there is something about the way you guys do things, it always brings joy and happiness to people, especially when things are going screwed up. what i remember back

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he also had a little casio calculator watch and said it had more power than the spacecraft behind me,in a way, it was very, very simple, but the calculations they made an the technology they put together -- in comprehensible. they were scheduled to arrive at the moon at a certain time that was predicted by trajectory specialists. when frank borman heard the predictions, he started to do his own calculations, and he figured the average age was 24 years, the average age of the people plotting the course to the moon. when apollo 8 arrived to the moon and slipped behind the far side, causing communication with mission control to go to, the astronauts checked the clock, and mission control in the trajectory specialists had gotten the predicted cutoff right to the absolute second. that is what they were doing 50 years ago, sometimes with slide rules. it is incredible to think about how complex and how simple it was at the same time. host: you can get more information by logging onto the museum of science and industry in chicago, a website that includes celebrating the moon and the apollo 8

abedi casio watch, a silver pendant and her passport —— a baby. at the moment. what do you think the police hope to achieve by releasing images of those items, her necklace and her watch? it's interesting, they actually released those photos before they said they were treating it as before they said they were treating itasa before they said they were treating it as a homicide, so that was to try to elicit more information from the public in case anyone had seen anything, perhaps someone was trying to sell these things, perhaps it was a red herring, it's not very clear. there still publish rising this, they're still trying to get more information from people and they're keeping it all quite under wraps about the man their questioning —— publish rising. what's the response been like in new zealand over the last few days? it's a case that's ca ptu red last few days? it's a case that's captured people's imagination. it's probably the same in the uk, people with children themselves, a lot of young people go travelling. i think people are very emotional

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owe casio-cortez and all the rest joining the new congress and all the candidates by the way only onef the part. ainsley: who do you want to see on the democratic ticket biden number one and he was number two. ed: there is establishment guy at the top. then the socialist drawing the. and then there is going to be a whole bunch of people mimicking bernie sanders, why? that's where the energy is on the democratic party. they don't want to admit it. ainsley: can he win? ed: i think it's unlikely they can win. brian: they are younger. he is 74 years old. took his message and came out with a younger person. ed: remember what donald trump said in 2016. people laughed at him about this as well. there are going to be bernie people who said who vote for me in the general election. i think he was right because there are some who are not necessarily socialists but they were antiestablishment. they didn't like hillary clinton. and they didn't vote for her in the general election. that may have helped him as well. on the trade message and the pro-worker message. steve: ed henry with the political

what some to democrats elected congress for the 116th congress are talking about led by alexandria a casiotez who was at an event monday with senator bernie sanders and this is what she had to say about a possible new green deal. [video clip] >> there is a lot of legislation that has been drafted to start addressing smaller issues, transitions in coal, whether it is -- our energy infrastructure whether it is battery -- looking at battery grids and so on, there is a lot of work that has already been done. it needs to be consolidated and green newder the deal. when we try to solve this issue piecemeal, we will not get it done in time. that is why we are asking for this great, ambitious, cingular plan and that is why i believe the progressive movement is the only movement that has answers right now. we are the only ones drawing from the lessons of history, from franklin delano roosevelt, some of the ambitious projects we have pursued in american history and that truly is the scale it will take. i think there is so much work that has been done and there are some outlying questions especially w

had a little casio calculator watch and said it had more power than the spacecraft behind me, so in aay, it was very, very simple, but the calculations they made an the technology they put together -- in comprehensible. they were scheduled to arrive at the moon at a certain time that was predicted by trajectory specialists. when frank borman heard the projections, he started to do his own calculations, and he figured the average age was 24 years, the average age of the people plotting the course to the moon. when apollo 8 arrived to the moon and slipped behind the far side, causing communication with mission control to go to, the astronauts checked the plot, and mission control in the trajectory specialists had gotten the predicted cutoff right to the absolute second. that is what they were doing 50 years ago, sometimes with flight rules. it is incredible to think about how complex and how simple it was at the same time. host: you can get more information by logging onto the museum of science and industry in chicago, a website that includes celebrating the moon and the apollo 8 missio