gideon rose, foreign affairs magazine.r new issue is very much climate change, be pushed to the side but i'm sure gideon rose to the essays we have seen in foreign affairs have some terrific perspective on the international relations of this pandemic. please stay with us. historic day for oil. this is "bloomberg." ♪ viviana let's get your first word news. we begin with the deal that is close on the coronavirus. president trump has joined democratic leaders and some members in his administration working on a new package that will provide up to $500 billion. more money would go to the loan program for small businesses plus hospitals and testing. now to china, the nation adding stimulus after the economy shrank for the first time in decades. thanks cutting borrowing costs. the government promising to sell another $141 billion in bonds for infrastructure spending. vice president mike pence will discuss today testing shortages with u.s. governors. president donald trump says some governors are relying strictly on state laborato

wolfgang munchau with us, gideon rose will join us in the next hour.ve much more to talk about. we are watching oil without 13.99 print on present was texas intermediate. they may feature i believe ending on wednesday. coming up today in the 10:00 hour, an important conversation for those of you that link the economy to the markets, and that is edward hyman of ever core. stay with us. this is "bloomberg." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." bit we are talking a little about that pretty damming article from sunday times and the times over what the prime minister boris johnson, together with his governments, have done or failed to do from february to march, talking about them actually sleepwalking into the disaster. this morning, at issue, pretty serious rebuttal saying a lot of the article is not founded. earlier on, we spoke to the former prime minister tony blair about the government's response to the virus so far. here he is. >> you have two phases. yet the suppression phase, which is where we are now, and the controlled revival of the econ

maev kennedy mickey and her 8 year old son gideon have been found in $25.00 foot waters just 2 and a half miles away from their family home along the potomac river in a maryland suburb made was found over the weekend and her son just hours ago today this after mother and son paddled out on a canoe to retrieve the boy's lost ball but witnesses say the pair were whisked away by a sudden gust of wind so joining us to discuss this sad story host of news with rick sanchez rick sanchez so rick on many levels in this sounds like a tragic local news story but these are kennedys so the family lineage turns this into a national story people are talking about the so-called kennedy curse again what are your thoughts. well it's pretty simple i mean when you think about something like this you have to ask yourself i want every single person who's watching us right now who knows their own time or history that asked themselves the question how often in your family has someone. tragically and in a newsworthy matter how often has someone in your family been accused of murder how often has someone in y

and now that all 5 counts of been quashed fell will walk free after spending one year behind bars gideon bus is a barrister and professor of law at la trobe university in melbourne he joins us now live via skype good to have you with us gideon what do you make of the court's decision. well it's it's one of the most significant legal decisions in a criminal countess in this country. it will be viewed in 2 very different why is it will be viewed by some has been saying that expression of the value of homes the criminal justice system in its ability to deal with. verdicts which constitute a miscarriage of justice it will be viewed by others as a terrible tragedy as an indictment of the criminal justice system and they will pay some assessment i think of the role of appellate courts in the process of assessing fact which is generally a realm of the jury and there is a royal commission. report wasn't there also the results of which have not yet been released who will will the results of that now be released yes well one of the interesting aspects of the pell trial and the appeals is that it's

her body was found on monday, divers discovered little gideon's body 2000 feet away. the family thanked searchers for bringing them some closure. a key figure in the bill clinton impeachment has died. pentagon worker secretary recorded conversations with former white house intern monica lewinsky during her affair with president clinton. trip had been battling cancer, she is survived by her husband and two kids. linda trip was 70 years old. >> joe biden now the presumptive democratic nominee to challenge donald trump. the former vice president clinching a clear path as bernie sanders suspends his campaign. >> richardson joins us as bernie bows out but takes his delegates with him. >> that's right. good morning to you. bernie sanders is putting his campaign to a end but says his movement is not finished. he is going to try to influence the democratic platform. he wants medicare for all, green new deal and free public college tuition. >> the future of this country is with our ideas. while we are winning the ideological battle and the support of so many young people and w

they envisioned, the northern missionaries, they called themselves gideons. they were made up of missionaries from a variety of denominations including congregationalist and others -- congregationalists and others. they imagine themselves going down to teach formerly enslaved people how to become citizens. how to labor diligently. how to reproduce families that were moral. and how to create a religious community. they were shocked to find that there was already robust networks for education, for religion and churches that people were already taking care of their own spiritual lives. they were already pushing the landscape in terms of what it meant to be free for their families. moment,less, in this they start to set up. so it looks like other elements of reconstruction. as established in some -- establishing the landscape for how the government would interact with these people. the freedmen's bureau. freedmen moment, you have contraband camps created by the impetus of freed union running to the lines. socially, culturally, what are we going to do? how do we s

reporter: crews are out searching chesapeake bay for 40-year-old maeve kennedy and her 8-year-old son gideon. they were last seen thursday afternoon. the pair may have been paddling a canoe to retrieve a ball and were unable to make it back. >> an intensive search has been underway since yesterday. >> reporter: she's the daughter of kathleen kennedy townsend. >> i reached out to and spoke to the lieutenant governor townsend this morning and expressed our most heart felt sympathies and prayers. >> reporter: conditions on the bay were rough and windy on thursday. a canoe and paddle were found several miles from where the 2 were first spotted. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> there are now nearly a quarter of a million confirmed coronavirus cases in the u.s. and more than 6,000 deaths. new york's largest single day death total was today. with the death toll surging, governor cuomo says he'll sign an executive order allowing the state to seize ventilators from private companies and hospitals that are not using them. the death toll there is nearly 3,000. today health care professionals an

maeve kennedy mckean, 40 years old, and her eight-year-old son, gideon, were last seen late thursdayaddling a canoe in choppy waters in annapolis. in a facebook post dave says his heart is crushedoss of his wife and son. and the family of civil rights hero reverend lowery said a final goodbye today. a horse-drawn carriage brought her body to the service. reverend lowery was a longtime friend and colleague of dr. martin luther king. jewel enjoy this special hospital visit for a firefighter in miami recovering from the coronavirus. his crew members extended their get well wishes as only firefighters can, right up to his fourth-floor window. the cardboard sign called his hospital room your new firehouse. well done. next on the "cbs weekend news," how these army soldiers are still performing a vital musical mission. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business... ♪ ...and building it with my son has been my dream job. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm dot com.

56 seconds or 10 pounds of beans just not want to face number one seed in the overall tournament gideon ohai in the finals and it's all for a good cause $10000.00 will be donated to feeding america eating for good causes. and the chinese professional baseball league is the only professional league currently playing regular season games and for the union president elias they took a beating during the home opener for the food on guardians 1st inning absolute do the lions pitcher one way lou that's what a guardian shonky chance for the infield single off the map to open up scoring cards of 20 this time lynch a schwann to left field for a 2 run double move on with a 40 lead things slide into 2nd their guardians bastow on fire in the 1st this time a 2 run homer to right field from di payphones home team find themselves with a cushy 60 lead next inning was a much better bottom 2nd the other 2 were on a home run at this time a center field lions are 2 innings in in an 80 hole stop the 4th lions unable to get anything going to see a while in striking out from a nasty pitch chen she paying and s

mrs mckean and 8—year—old gideon were last seen on thursday evening after setting out on a canoe tripcarrier relieved of his command after calling for tougher action to tackle an outbreak on board has received a hero's ovation from his crew. brett crozier had accused the navy of failing to safeguard the health of its sailors. footballers at premier league clubs will be asked to give up some of their salary to help pay the wages of non—playing staff. the league has also announced that the top—flight season will not resume until it is safe and appropriate to do so. as russian cities go into lockdown to try to contain the coronavirus, moscow is using surveillance technology to keep track of residents. city officials are using a giant network of tens of thousands of cameras installed with facial recognition technology. they plan to couple that with digital passes on people's mobile phones. there are serious new sanctions for anyone caught breaking the quarantine — up to seven years in prison. sarah rainsford explains how the system works in her own moscow neighbourhood. bell tolls. this i

and her son, gideon. i know the tragedy the family is witnessing. we all offer our best at this time. stephanie: congressman neal, to get us started, i would like to take your temperature, in a way. you started as chairman of the ways and means committee. it has been a whirlwind couple of years. we had a historic government shutdown, and impeachment trial and now a global pandemic. probably the most disruptive thing any of us will experience in our lives. how are you feeling right now and how are you seeing your role as the chairman of such an important committee in congress? rep. neal: i'm a great believer in institution of american public life. i understand fully the legislative responsibility we have. the ways and means committee wrote much of the act in consultation with speaker pelosi. recall the ways and means committee has with the responsibly for tax, trade, tariffs, medicare, social security and management of the public debt. our responsibilities are broad. it's an esteemed position one gets a hold in the house of representatives. i think t

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space gideon's without. ever. with their money said ing is the section of the decision. given rivera is a marine biologist and founder of the environmental group co-ops. for 4 years now she's been moderating discussions between the bought a dell colorado fishing cooperative and the government of costa rica. she's been making the journey to bought a dell colorado a lot in recent years. this time she's taking the long boat trip to prepare the fisherman of the cooperative for a national fisheries congress in the capital. many friendships have been formed over the years. a listen at the end i think. in this is that is the beginning and then in the story just as good as it was then and foremost and if thoughtless. if it isn't clear that this is going to be out in ink and. that's based on what are you going to go yet in the hope in the what i get out of the if you have it when i say i mean anyone besides daughter that's not out yet on the ad but they will. see eat. up way for in this hour as well but have they made up a call or ask this i. believe . i see you have got it bend

that all 5 counts of been quashed pale is walking free after one year behind bars so let's hear from gideon boas now paris a barrister and professor of law at la trobe university in melbourne he expects there will now be a national assessment of the appellate courts after this ruling. it's one of the most significant legal decisions that a criminal congress in this country. you know we viewed in 2 very different why is it to be viewed by some as being the expression of the value towards the criminal justice system in its ability to. deal with. verdicts which constitute a miscarriage of justice it will be viewed by others as a terrible tragedy as an indictment of the criminal justice system these are charges relating to 2 complainants 5 discrete criminal charges in a discreet period of time there are as i understand it allegations against cardinal pell by 3 specked 2 that he's on conduct that is that had perpetrated sexual abuse and also that he assisted in covering up sexual abuse which is a will be the subject of supreme court proceedings in the civil jurisdiction whether any of those make

her able son gideon was on the canoe with her when they went missing. the u.s. coast guard suspended the search late last night. >>> minds of students across the united states no longer allowed to be at school. we all know this. coming up, how parents are coping with this new normal. >>> i am still tracking rain out there across a few neighborhoods for tonight. a stronger storm is set to move in tomorrow. i will update the sunday forecast coming up. >>> in these unprecedented times, we have seen countless stories of people helping their communities. later tonight, how and east bay drycleaner is offering its services to healthcare professionals. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>>'s popularity has soared but now some

kennedy family announced the search for 40-year-old may have been kennedy mck her eight-year-old son, gideon, has turned from rescue to recovery. the two were last seen drifting in a canoe several miles offshore. officials describe the conditions as rough and windy. joseph kennedy iii of massachusetts tweeted we love you, our family has lost of two the brightest lights. grateful for the prayers. hold your loved ones tight." >>> today marks a dark day in american history. it's been 52 years since martin luther king jr. was assassinated on the balcony of a memphis tennessee motel. the civil rights leader was there in support of striking sanitation workers. the site of the shooting is now home to the national civil rights museum. fewer and fewer advocates who worked with king remain to tell the story. just last week, reverend joseph lowry passed away at the age of 98. >> getting creative. to stay in the public eye. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thanks, i get that all the

is the granddaughter of robert and ethel kennedy and according to reports, she and her son, joseph gideonere in a canoe trying to find a ball that was kicked in the water and they couldn't make it back to shore. a sad story. leland: for the first time in years the u.s. military is isolating senior officers and operations officers, in a cold war era bunker built deep into the side of a colorado mountain. alicia acuna in denver, not too far, 100 miles or so from the bunker we're talking about. >> not a long drive south, you're right. u.s. northern command located in colorado springs is maintaining what it calls the homeland defense mission, protecting our nation in the event of an attack. but with the other fight against such a virus, mission critical personnel is now isolated inside the mountain that we're going to show you right there. that's part of the cheyenne mountain complex where last month the defense department celebrated crews from the rest of the world, protected away from covid-19. 1800 feet beneath solid granite state, america's fortress, as it's known, as originally designed

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up in maine, by sarah gideon.ing their money to the presidency, but also to the house and senate races, to keep the house and help with the senate. democrats are fired up and they are unified earlier than they were in 2016. >> harris: marie, i would point this out. the playing field isn't exactly the same when you talk about, "well, if money had been the answer, hillary clinton could have won." hillary clinton was not going up against a pandemic and a juggernaut of news conferences every day between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. by a number whose apresident whose numbers are pretty steady. there's a pretty tight grasp when you look at them pictorially. the president is holding steady through this, throughout this. you're going to need some cash, cold hard cash, to get on the airwaves. as steve pointed out, even getting a word in edge wise is hard. it's hard to do online. it doesn't quite compare. >> marie: harris, it's interesting. i think you and i have this conversation, maybe last week on "outnumbered." you're right, the

i wanted to do it, i didn't want to report on social event so i read a book in college called gideons trumpet by anthony lewis of the new york times and i remembered reading on the back jacket that he hadad gone to harvard possible. i ridiculously assumed that he went and was quite writer and it would help me. the editors would take me more seriously a journalism job so i applied to law school and also i had taken the lawaw words on a fluke in my junior year end i had never taken the graduate record exam so i couldn't go to graduate school in journalism so that's how i ended up in law school. after my first year, i thought there has to be a better way to get a job in journalism. i hated law school and if you don't want to be a lawyer, the first year is not, enough even f you want to be a lawyer but if you don't, it is torture. so i took a leave of absence and i got a job at the assembly of european nation, an organization called all the former leaders of what were then soviet countries, romania, etc. which i now know from research for my book with the cia so i was a cia, which i didn'

she goes down as part of gideon band in south carolina and she is shocked at the exuberant energy they bring to the classroom space at the capacity they have. she is shocked because the discourse about enslaved people have been that they were not capable of learning, they are wantapable -- they do not to learn. they have to be forced to work. the kids are desiring to learn, they catch on quick and she writes about how it is really a discredit to the people who have all the resources, have opportunity and then looked down upon enslaved people and the formerly enslaved or their lack of education when the system was built to keep them uneducated, not their black independent will. -- their lack of independent will. even -- we find these moments where the expectation of what enslaved people wanted is being upturned and challenged. in this way you have these -- and schools that black people wanted. they wanted their schools led by people who looks like them. people who would not look down on them or come with these preconceived notions about their capacity. theiruld reflect what experience w

. >> she's amazing so she and gideon came up with this great idea to use this website called meal trainers for the staff at bellevue hospital. and the amazing thing about it is, so that specific site is called broadway feeds bellevue but the great thing about meal train is you could sort of do it in any community. so if you go to their website, you can find, you know, vendors or restaurants that are still open that will still provide dinner to those folks, and then, you can specify where the hospital is. so you could really sort of get very specific. >> jimmy: that's wild, i've never heard of this before >> i hadn't either, so -- but, you know, celia, she's just the best in these times. and found a website and put together a group of people to help out so i encourage people to check that out >> jimmy: andrew rannells, i love you i'll be watching "black mondays" on showtime you're awesome, buddy. it's so great to see you, and hopefully, i get to see you in the studio soon. >> yes, i wll as soon as we're able, i'm going to go come stalk you. >> jimmy: thank you. please, come whenever you

and so id had a read a book in college called gived onwith's trumpet by anthony -- gideon's trumpet by anthony lewis, and i remembered reading on the back jacket that he had gone to harvard law school. so i, very ridiculously assumed, that if he went and was a great writer, it would help me, and you would to haves would take me more -- editors would take me more seriously. i had taken the law are boards as a fluke, and i had never taken the graduate record exam if, so i couldn't go to graduate school in journalism. after my first year i thought there has to be a better way to get a job in journalism. i hated law school. and if you don't want to be a lawyer, the first year's bad enough even if you want to be a lawyer. but if you don't, it's torture. so i took a leave of absence and i got a job at the assembly of captive european nation it is, an organization of all the former leaders of what were then captive soviet cups, lithuania, romania, etc. which i now know was a cia front. so i actually was a cia front person -- [laughter] which i didn't know until researching my book. [laughter]

gideon mckean has not been found. >>> turning to the weather, southern california's getting more severeain and snow. but if the skies are clear in your area tonight, you'll be able to see the biggest and brightest new moon of the year, what's called a supermoon. the moon is at its closest to the earth at the same time as the full moon. the peak is at 10:35 eastern time. so be on the lookout there. >>> internet stars are emerging from the crisis among politicians and public officials. >> recently we told you about bobbleheads and socks featuring dr. anthony fauci. now randy rainbow is singing the praises of new york governor andrew cuomo. the comedian has come up with a "grease" parody called "andy." take a listen for yourself. ♪ you mind my state while i gain weight with grace and dignity ♪ ♪ oh please be my dad oh andy >> the song also includes the line "from now on i identify as a cuomo-sexual." the term was the number one trend on twitter. for the record, i read that off a prompter, didn't come up with it myself. i was allowed to say it. >> i guess this is the opportune time to talk

i read a book in college called gideons trumpeted by anthony lewis of the new york times and i remembered reading on the back jacket that he had gone to harvard law school. so, i very ridiculously assumed he went in was great writer and it would help me and in any event editors would take me more seriously for journalism job. so i applied to law school, also i had taken the law aborts on a fluke in my junior year and had never taken the graduate record exam so i cannot go to graduate school in journalism. that's how i ended up in law school. after my first year i thought there has to be a better way to get a job in journalism. i hated law school. if you don't want to be a lawyer the first year is bad enough even if you want to be a lawyer. but if you don't it's torture. so, i took a leave of absence and took a job at the assembly of captive european nations, and organization of all of the former leaders of what were then captive soviet country, lithuania et cetera. and which i now know from research from a book with the cia front. i was actually a cia front person which i didn't know unti

they discovered gideon's body about 2,000 feet away.inda tripp in the bill clinton impeachment has died. the pentagon worker secretly recorded conversations with monica lewenski during her affair with the president. tripp had reportedly been battling cancer. she is survived by her husband and two children. tripp was 70 years old. three astronauts, including one american, blasts off into space overnight. >> and liftoff. on their way to the international space station. jillian: taking off from kazakhstan. their so i he see rocket is expected to dock at the international space station three hours from now. that's a look at the headlines, send it back to you. ainsley: thanks jillian. brian: foregot about the space station. i have been so focused on earth. ainsley: okay. so, bernie sanders as you were saying as we were interviewing kevin brady about bernie sanders south the race but not giving up those delegates. what's his end game? insighted from one of his senior advisors coming up next. flush ♪ in nearly 100 years serving the military co

gideon, casesda, about the rights of defendants. may roe v. wade, the right to abortion. more recently, hodges, the right to same-sex marriage. all of those have one thing in common, none of them could have happened under the founders' constitution because all of those are asserting constitutional rights against the states, not the government, which is something they can only do after the civil war, after reconstruction, after the 14th amendment. what are the battles that gave us the nation we live in today? is it bunker hill? if you are thinking about the constitution we have today, it is gettysburg. who are the soldiers who died for our rights? the minutemen and the colonial army? no. if you are thinking about the rights we enjoy today, the rights enshrined in the supreme court decisions, it is the union army. the best way to put this is to say the founders' constitution was a failure and has not served us well for about 200 years. it lasted about 70 years, failed , and it was set aside. we became a different nation. , bring lincoln said forth on this constitute -- cont