bill: many people. david: many people say no. once you pick what you care about, if somebody has something that can make a difference in global health, we are super interested. you know, we have a staff of 1500 people and if it is to do with global health, some of those people come out and talk through with you whatever your innovation is and how we can partner with you on that. so that is clearly in our area. if it is something that can substantially improve k-12 education, then we are going to be very interested in it. if people are asking outside of things, -- of those then fortunately you can say no, because focus is key to philanthropy. david: so people have recognized over the years that raising children is difficult. jackie kennedy famously said if you mess up raising your children, nothing else matters. you have three children, seem to be well-adjusted, and you have kept them out of the newspapers and so forth. how do you avoid spoiling kids like that? bill: i think that is a huge problem. obviously, our kids have benefite

david: all right, that is a fund of $1 billion. bill: right. david: you put in $250 million. so can $1 billion really make that much of a difference? bill: $1 billion, it has actually been very catalytic. so far, they have 20 investments. late next year, we will probably raise another $1 billion to $1.5 billion. you know, this is all about innovation. so right now, the premium -- if you said ok, you have to make steel with no emissions, that steel will cost you four times what steel does today. your electric bill would double if we take the technology we have today. so, yes, supporting those companies and drawing other investors in. one thing breakthrough energy has done is gotten a lot of co-investors. green investing did not go well in the first round. so it looked like a field that might evaporate to some degree. because b.e. has been able to come in and bring the depth of understanding to these things, not only have they been able to invest, the first $1 billion will be fully committed in the first year, but we have other investors. that has gone quite well. the technology

you very much indeed thank you what discuss the outbreak in the government are now joined by dr david bill. thank you very much indeed for joining us i mean this is very concerning isn't it the prime minister and the health secretary by thing fact and well yeah well good afternoon kate yes absolutely and i think what this shows more than anything is the virus doesn't discriminate you know rich and poor those people in power those people like the rest of us who are normal working people and that's why the government has been really clear about this whole isolation which is as the as the curve started to increase dramatically that's why they imposed those isolation measures in that particular that 2 metres distancing but clearly there is a huge concern hey you've got the prime minister who has it now you've also got the house secretary who also has it but it's also worth mentioning that 80 percent of people who have coronavirus will have mild self limiting illnesses and the ones that we are really worried about those people who are at high risk so those people over 60 those with chronic unde

exactly why the major stumbling block into b&b bill itself. -- stumbling block ends up being the bill itself. david: everyone agrees this is necessary, but it is probably not sufficient in the end. terry: i think that is right. i would look for bill four. things change. a week ago, i would have said seven to 10 days for this bill, and we are going a little faster than that. forward a period of weeks. what they need to see is how quickly this third bill writes the checks. -- how quickly this third bill writes the ship. if you see congress coming back beginningly, from the , there has been bipartisan agreement in washington on doing whatever it takes, and i expect that to continue. david: thank you so much for joining us. always so good to have you with us. that is terry haines. we turned out to ritika gupta for bloomberg first word news. ritika: the tokyo summer olympics have been put on hold. japan's prime minister shinzo abe and the international olympic committee have agreed to delay the games by a year due to the coronavirus outbreak. it was scheduled to begin july 24. the euro zone is sinking i

well dr david bill told me it's no surprise those at the top have the disease but there's still a major problem testing politicians but not medical staff think what this shows more than anything is the virus doesn't discriminate you know rich and poor those people empower those people like the rest of us who are normal working people and that's why the government has been really clear about this whole isolation which is as the as the curve started to increase dramatically that's why they imposed those isolation measures in that particular that 2 metres distancing but clearly there is a huge concern here you've got the prime minister who has it now you've also got the house secretary who also has it but it's also worth mentioning that 80 percent of people who have coronavirus will have mild self limiting illnesses the ones that we are really worried about are those people who are at high risk but there's also criticism isn't it david that they're getting tested that well the rest of us can't but more particularly also that the n.h.s. the frontline staff cond yeah this is a huge bottlenec

david: coming up, we have an exclusive interview with house speaker nancy pelosi on that house stimulus billsed by the senate yesterday. that is coming up later in this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." the coronavirus is a truly global pandemic, requiring global response, led in many ways by the world health organization. -- the you is dusty in -- the un is leading an effort to help the uh oh with a with ae fun -- the who response fund. leading that fund is elizabeth cousens. >> great to talk to you. this pandemic is truly unprecedented as a global crisis in its speed and scale. we are seeing that every day, every hour. it will impact every country, every community. there is not a dimension our lives that will not be affected, and it needs a truly unprecedented response. the un has seen a desire to try to help. meanwhile, we know the needs are great and growing. we got together with the world health organization, an agency of the united nations, as well as a european partner called the swiss philanthropy foundation to create a new kind of fund that will allow ev

. ♪ david: so why do you think some people do not believe that there is such a thing as climate change? billknow, they must not have taken enough science courses or something, i don't know. [laughter] david: if you met with president trump, you could convince him on paris, to maybe get back in, or is that beyond your capabilities to do that? bill: someone else should do that. david: so are you worried about the power of a.i. to disrupt our civilization, put people out of work? those kinds of things? bill: the increased productivity that will come from a.i. will create dilemmas. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. we will leave it this way. alright.

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they were excluded from the bill. david: we are going into the end of the quarter.re's going to be a lot of repositioning. >> rebalancing going on as we have seen all year. people are more reluctant to put risk positions on as we have no idea what could happen. david: one thing is for sure, we don't know what is going to happen. next we will speak to richard trumka about how his union members are dealing with the corona crisis. he has over 12 million members and they are really being affected by this economic crisis. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from new york, this is "balance of power." i am david westin. for first word news, we go to ritika gupta. ritika: nancy pelosi is promising to push the stimulus package through today but the real test comes after it is signed by president trump. the successful after measures comes how quickly the a's can get to -- the aid can get to businesses. that is a huge challenge for agencies who cannot move quickly. there was a major change in tone overnight between the u.s. and china. president trump and xi jinping pledg

he says the supplies are dwindling and as soon next sunday, bill, the supplies could run out. >> bill: david lee, thank you. president trump extending social distancing guidelines at least until the end of april. he says he expects great things to happen on june 1st. more than 100,000 americans could die from the virus. i want to bring back the director of the harvard global health institute. good day to you and thank you for coming back. i think this is a fourth time we have talked. number one, dr. fauci. 100,000 deaths, does not sit right with you in america? >> that's a pretty high number. obviously we should do everything we can to lower that number but that may be the reality of way don't really get on top of this thing. >> bill: abbott labs comes out with a point of contact test over the weekend. what cannot do maybe not so much new york but other cities that are waiting for the wave to come their way? >> i think this could be a game changer. i don't like using that word lightly but i love this test. if it turns out as good as it sounds and if we can get this across the country over th

of research, bringing pharmaceutical manufacturing back to united states with provisions like my bill. david: have you been doing incredible work, art laffer has been telling us, he is a proud tennessee residence now from california, you may be right, but vote was 90 to 8, with those numbers, you are not making a difference, i am wondering is there any incentive bill you will be able to get behind? >> we had already voted to -- for 8.3 billion, we supported 50 billion. david: okay. >> it came through. with the president declaration, we're hard at work on this next package. which is a help in financial assistant and stabization, worked on this for several hours. today. david: senator you don't necessarily have to spend money in order to get the economy moving faster than it is right now, one plan is to just eliminate all of the tariffs for the duration of this disease, that is -- whether you talk china or europe or wherever, eliminate them, suspend them temporarily until the virus is over, what do you think of that idea. >> we heard from people involved in different areas of the supply chain.

it's almost as if there are two bills, david the bill that says america we're not going to let you downhere is the money and it's going to be administered almost like i wish it were administered via mutual panel although secretary mnuchin would do a great job and the second bill, the long-term wish list that the democrats have had, and when you get that long-term wish list, i think that's one of the wish lists the republicans will say no and we'll take the risk. do you think you'll get biden if it's a deal breaker, and i don't think that's fair to the democrats, but i think that's going to be the characterization that they are playing politics in the republican's arm. >> you pointed that out earlier and it's worth coming back to the legislation itself, in terms of what it empowers the fed to do, 450 billion that can be levered as much as ten times >> right >> to go to companies. it doesn't come without some strings, right a 1% commitment fee, got to pay in-kind, companies won't be able to buy back any stock. there will be a cap on compensation of the ceo. i don't know what else is part

we are told that officers are now calling in sick at three times the normal rate. >> bill: david, thanks for that. check out my twitter feed if you want to see midtown manhattan at 10:30 a.m. this morning. fox news coverage continues in louisiana. they say mardi gras celebrations could be the cause of that state surging number of cases. jonathan serrie picks things up at the cdc headquarters in atlanta. >> mardi gras every year attracts huge numbers of revelers top packed into tight spaces which is why louisiana's governor believes that's why his state, new orleans in particular has such a high infection rate. >> i happen to believe with people coming from all over the country and all over the world and to new orleans that a fair amount of coronavirus was seated in that area, if that's the right word. but that is a theory at this point. it may or may not prove correct. but what isn't a theory, what's fact is what's happening on the ground. >> governor edwards projects that they lead the nation in raw numbers of cases and louisiana officials say you also have to look at the proportion of

david lee, how are you? >> hi, bill. the one reason new york state is seeing a spike in the number of coronavirus cases, according to the governor, is because of improved testing. among the 7,000 people infected, that you mention, here in new york state, at least 35 people have died. to put the crisis in context, new york state has 40% of the country's cases, most are here in new york city. during governor andrew cuomo says the best way to combat the spread of the virus is to reduce population density, and the best way to do that, ordering all nonessential workers to stay home. food stores, pharmacies, mass transit will remain in operation. the governor says the statewide shutdown is not to be taken lightly. >> this is not voluntary, it is not helpful hints. we are going to monitor, there will be civil fines, and there can be mandatory closures for businesses that don't comply. >> now, the governor also warned that nonessential gatherings of any type are not going to be permitted, and he reinforced that 6-foot rule when

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

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david: democrat resistance to a stim less -- stimulus bill felt on wall street. you can see.ongress attempts to pass a major relief package for the coronavirus, u.s. surgeon general, jerome adams reiterating a call for americans to follow recommendations to stay home to mitigate the spread. >> i want america to understand, this week it will get bad. we really need to come together as a nation, as a nation's doctor, i am here to help america understand how we need to stopped -- respond, where i come down every day counts, every second counts. david: joining me now fox news medical contributor dr. nicole sapphire, also a radioa a -- som reading the stats on mortality rate of the virus, as awful as it is, it seems pretty stead 1.3% in u.s., it is well over 9% in italy. i take it as good news, do you? >> you know, i still think it is too soon to tell, i think it will go less than 1. 4%, those are based on those people who have been tested. we know there is a large ai amot of people who have note been tested that are likely infected. my hope is we'll see a mortality rate less than

david: good point. senator billm louisiana, and licensed physician as well, good to have you in the senate, good to have you here. thank you for being here. appreciate it. well, the first coronavirus case in the u.s. delivery network being reported as online shopping demand ramps up. the latest on that coming up. it all starts with an invitation. to be our guest. the invitation to lexus sales event now through march 31st. lease the 2020 rx350 for $409 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first months payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. ask your doctor about an advancement in prescription therapies with pr

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david: lawmakers releasing the text of proposed coronavirus funding bill.vaughn is live on capitol hill with the very latest, do you think this one will get through the president's desk? >> we are expecting it to, we are expecting the senate to basically green light this because they are under pressure to get this emergency funding through, and david, 3 main points addressed in the bill. you have food assistance, coverage for coronavirus test and you also have a payroll tax credit for employers that are offering paid family leave. on the food assistance fund, 5 million for supplemental food program. 400 million in food, 100 million in cost of distributing those supplies and provides special assistance for the elderly. $160 million for home delivered nutrition services, 80 million for nutrition services to assisted living communities for the elderly. it also says that medicare will cover the full cost of covid-19 related visits, testing, $1 billion set aside for that. that's important because the administration has said they are trying to ramp up more testin

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boost to biden's already dominant lead over the mon senator bernie sanders let's bring in david and his own bill who is in detroit michigan forests michigan of course was the big prize tonight saying a crucial victory there for biden who's expanding his lead in the delegate count. yeah make no mistake about it this has been a huge night for joe biden make no mistake about it as well joe biden is very much clearly the sole front runner now for the democratic nomination we're here in detroit and this was supposed to be a bernie sanders watch slash victory party however is pretty early on in the evening that it was a pretty clear that bernie sanders was not doing as well as his supporters had hoped here in michigan and is so they're pretty much consoling each other now and trying to figure out where where they go from here for the bernie sanders campaign but again this was a huge night for joe biden won the state of missouri won the state of mississippi which was expected but this was the big prize with 125 delegates at stake here in the state of michigan joe biden there getting a very big victory

david: how soon do you think we will get a bill that everyone can agree on? next few hours or what? i think we get an agreement. in next few hours, maybe paper later on night, a vote tomorrow. david: kim strassel from "wall street journal" thank you. >> thank you. david: okay, coming up next, president trump coronavirus task force to give an update to american people shortly, bringing it to live. >> and a health expert said that italy's fear of restricting people from china made the pandemic worse, we talk with lou announcer: there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. stay home when you are sick. cover your cough or sneeze. clean and disinfect frequently touched objects with household cleaning spray. for more information, visit cdc.gov/covid19. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. david: an italian professor saying that a fear of being perceived as rac racist contribd to the country massive o

david: how soon do you think we will get a bill that everyone can agree on? next few hours or what? >> i think we get an agreement. in next few hours, maybe paper later on night, a vote tomorrow. david: kim strassel from "wall street journal" thank you. >> thank you. david: okay, coming up next, president trump coronavirus task force to give an update to american people shortly, bringing it to live. >> and a health expert said that italy's fear of restricting people from china made the pandemic worse, we talk with lou dobbs and dr. mehmet oz after these quick messages, stay with us. i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplaz

and i hope that they can improve this bill in the senate and have it so we don't lose tools that's are important and necessary and supported by law enforcement. davidld you tell attorney general barr about what is bad in the house bill. a couple of points. >> well, again we don't see what happened to carter page happened to others and the idea that you can collect evidence in a fisa situation, a fisa warrant and then use that in article 3 courts for criminal prosecutions, i think it's a very dangers standard especially since the fisa thresholds are lower and i know that those are who are trying to improve this and find the balance where we keep tools and use them for their proper purpose. david: all right, let's see if mr. rand paul could whip it into his shape. former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. >> thank you, david. david: first to close k12 schools, what is ohio republican governor mark dewayne doing to helpn us protect schools. he's up next. david: president trump's travel ban was put in place on europe on last night as new guidelines were issued from americans flying back from coronavirus hot spots. marian raferty at los angeles i

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david: how soon do you think we will get a bill that everyone can agree on? next few hours or what? >> i think we get an agreement. in next few hours, maybe paper later on night, a vote tomorrow. david: kim strassel from "wall street journal" thank you. >> thank you. david: okay, coming up next, president trump coronavirus task force to give an update to american people shortly, bringing it to live. >> and a health expert said that italy's fear of restricting people from china made the pandemic worse, we talk with lou dobbs and dr. mehmet o o o o o what makes you, you? your cells. trillions of them. that's why centrum contains 14 key nutrients to help feed your cells, nourishing your body inside and out so you can focus on what matters most. centrum. feed your cells. fuel your life. my name is jonatan, and i work for verizon. i totally get how important it is to stay connected. we're connecting with people, we're offering them solutions. customers can do what they need to do whenever they need to do it online. because it gives customers the ability to not come into a store. they can

we're joined by the ceo david ricks and also bill george good to see you both bill, let me turn this over to you and start us off >> good morning. dave, thank you very much for being here we can only imagine how busy you are trying to keep the company running at this difficult time with people working from home. you announced this partnership to go in the direction of finding a treatment with antibodies and yet, many of your competitors litalking about a vaccine starting in september, and moderna is in the clinic tell us why you went the route of therapy and how you're coming at it. i realize it's only been two weeks joins made the announcement, but what's your outlook? >> thank you maybe start as well,today is national doctor's day. and from our company to every doctor in the u.s., and i'm sure from all of you in the studio, we want to thank our front line health care workers right now. this is a serious moment for all of them, and we're all thinking of them as they go to their job today to save lives. it's what they train to do we're trying to do our part too. you mentioned the the

will be working to make sure every cabinet moves fast on whatever provisions they have in this bill. >> david >> secretary mnuchin, we knew the jobless claims number was not going to be a good one, but i'm curious what your thoughts were when you saw that 3.832 million number this morning? >> to be honest, i think these numbers right now aren't relevant whether they're bigger or smaller in the short term, obviously, there people who have jobless claims, and the good thing about the bill is the president is protecting those people so now with these plans, small businesses hopefully will be able to hire back a lot of those people last week, they didn't know if they had protections they didn't have any cash. they had no choice now with this bill passed by congress, there are protections. and as i said, hopefully, those workers will be rehired, but between these three programs, it protects all of american workers. and by the way, you know, lots of big companies do continue to hire, for obviously grocery stores, pharmacies, you know, delivery services. these companies are on overtime. so i know th

we were being sold a bill of goods in january of 2017. davide records that the interviewing agents' assessment was that flynn showed no signs of lying. >> remember the logan act thing, numerous leaks that he could be prosecuted under the logan act. the justice department officials told mueller in january that that was a stretch and they weren't going to do it. david: the media outlet is called just the "america's news headquarters." we wish you luck with that. telling has become the new tool for a higher calling during the pandemic. dr. deborah birx: we know that we're asking americans to do a lot right now. so we're asking everyone to be selfless for others so that we can protect those who are most susceptible to this virus. dr. jerome adams: a question i often get asked is, "why should young people care about the spread of coronavirus?" well we know that people with underlying medical conditions over the age of 60 are at highest risk, but they've got to get it from somebody. dr. anthony fauci: social distancing is really physical separation o

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