chris: let me bring in congresswoman harman before her head swivels right off her neck.'s shaking her head so much back and forth. let me ask you this question. can joe biden campaign credibly as an economic nationalist? >> well, that's part of his plan. bilit could be capitalism for a. i mean, let's understand, karl, that stockholders are not the only people who matter in america. they do matter. but workers and education of workers and our r&d and high tech future matter and the transition to new work matters. and i think that's whereby den's going with -- where biden's going with this. i didn't vote for nafta, by the way. i salute democrats and republicans, josh, they can work together on the recent u.s., mexico, canada agreement, that's a very good trade agreement and it's tech savvy and will build jobs in three countries. i'm saying trade is a good thing. i don't think biden disagrees with that, certainly the democratic party doesn't disagree with that under fair circumstances and i think that this new economic plan is better than anything we've seen and it has mode

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that is jane harman, president and ceo of the wilson center. potentially important breaking news.uth bader ginsburg is being treated for cancer. she has dealt with cancer before and has come back each time. she has been hospitalized with reports of infection. this is unrelated to that, but they discovered the recurrence of cancer. we will cover this as the story develops. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. is beingr ginsburg treated for a recurrence of cancer, although the report is careful to say she will remain on the court. she has battled cancer before and has come back. we will keep following that is the story develops. we do not have a stock of the hour, we have an index of the hour. scarlet fu is here to take us through it. scarlet: regional malls cannot catch a break. i think about what bill de blasio of new york said today, which is that new york city is entering phase four, yet indoor malls will remain closed. governors and mayors around the rest of the country are warning of taking drastic action if infections do no

that were enacted recently. >> chris: want to get josh, but karl, quick response to congresswoman harmanhers join in with the stockholders. the plan is called the end of shareholder capitalism. they don't want the shareholders to matter anymore. instead they want crony capitalism -- >> chris: okay. all right, i heard this. >> they say that exquisitely in the plan. go read it, 110 pages. >> chris: josh, i want to push for something else and while the president is trailing in the balls, a lot of senate republicans, your old home, they are in trouble as well. let me put it this graphic on the screen because there are a half-dozen senate incumbents, senate republican incumbents, according to real clear politics, who are either losing or are in toss-ups. we got less than 2 minutes. is her old boss, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, about to become the senate minority leader? >> well i think the most important thing to start with as we are 114 days until the election and if you look back 114 days, chris, we were just beginning in the middle of march and economic shutdown due to coronavi

harman: good afternoon. welcome, everybody. i am jane harman, president and ceo of the wilson center. i am a recovering politician, which is not a 12 step program, but i am absolutely delighted at the wilson center is hosting this event. i am looking for john milton hooper. where is he? what are you doing in the back? for anyone who has not heard of john milton hooper, shame on you. he wrote an award-winning biography of woodrow wilson, and he has been enormously hopeful to us over the years, appearing many times, but also helping us unpack some of the difficult issues around woodrow wilson. the subject of today's conversation. so, in 1978, when the wilson center was 10 years old, we were charged by congress with creating a hubert humphrey fellowship in social and political thought. good idea. the idea was that a quote, distinguished scholar, statesman, or cultural figure would deliver a lecture honoring humphrey's legacy, which makes sense since he was a founding father of this place, as well as vice president, senator, and de

harman: good afternoon. welcome, everybody.m jane harman, president and ceo of the wilson center. i am a recovering politician, which is not a 12 step program, but i am absolutely delighted at the wilson center is hosting this event. i am looking for john milton hooper.

iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali harman a defended the country's foreign minister who was denounced by hardline politicians who called him a liar it's a very fierce heckled during his address to parliament on foreign policy issues sunday florida has recorded its biggest daily increase of coded 19 infections more than 15000 cases reported on sunday or has emerged as a hotspot for the virus in the u.s. nearly 270000 cases reported and more than 4000 deaths many cities across the state of reimposed lock down restrictions that were relaxed in may and polls have closed in hong kong where pro-democracy parties are selecting their candidates for upcoming elections voter turnout for the primary has been higher than expected you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera we're back with more right after what i want east. it was meant to be the cruise of a lifetime a luxury trip around new zealand to soak up the country's natural beauty. but then disaster struck. cruise ship passengers were trapped in the middle of a volcanic eruption on wife island. same the death and suffering conf

european powers saying this failed to solve a c 2050 nuclear deal in a televised speech ayatollah ali harman a accused western powers of inflicting a blow on iran's economy with their so-called hollow promises the u.s. pulled out of the deal in 2018 and re-impose sanctions on tehran is seafair day of the high sheen saudi arabia where there is unprecedented restrictions because of the coronavirus this year pilgrims from abroad are bonded only a few 1000 saudi national size what us foreign residents are not those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera want to one east. 3 tensions could cut global economic growth by $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living the government has shifted the focus from saving lives to save the economy. counting the cost on our judges iraq. when the fukushima tsunami hit japan's coastline in 2011 it destroyed everything in its path the jewel in the being modern more. suitable for jews england i'm going to want to move up to the judicial. in the aftermath of the forces began building a massive

sarah harman, nbc news, london. >>> well, slow down to tell you about a new housing project in san francisco that could affect people just trying to make it in the bay. but there is one bit of promising news here. in june only one developer received green light to start construction on the first of six buildings to create more affordable housing. that will mean about 600 units on market and franklin streets. those san francisco developers are saying due to covid-19 and plummeting rent, most housing projects won't start until 2021. >>> and berkeley leaders today make the call for new protections to help struggling students. they're scheduled to debate a resolution asking u.s. berkeley leaders to comply with local leaders restricting evictions and delaying rentpayments. they will also ask the school to terminate leases without penalty. some students are still locked into those long-term leases even though they're not attending class on campus. >>> happening today for you, baseball season could be ending before it really gets started. i want you to take a look at k oracle park. there is now con

very not reflected in the past and i think russia is a part of your and no one suggests behind matt harman merkel in building a new relationship with russia it's as simple as that i think online you see groups use it needs to count are going to be located in far east russia or is part of the european family and he's far from her plate and in that he chases wassim cone with many other countries but we are all of the politi cool europe and we somehow got to my keep work and when you get as i am nearer to each even 2nd sorry you don't worry too much now people think of you you know well just finally if clearly severe stomach is being accused of cold war attitudes against china and russia wanting to maybe ban this channel how susceptible is boris johnson to cold war style paranoia is sending an aircraft carrier to china's maritime borders i think we do have problems with china and i think we should make clear that we're not any so fighting on all fronts we don't have any actual major problems with russia that can't be solved by negotiation and a piece of good will that's why i support it russi

guarantees that revenue won't just go to the government in tripoli iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali harman a defended the country's foreign minister who was denounced by hardline politicians who called him a liar it's a very fierce heckled during his address to parliament on foreign policy issues last sunday florida has recorded its biggest daily increase of covert 19 infections more than 15000 cases reported on sunday or has emerged as a hotspot for the virus in the u.s. nearly 270000 cases reported and more than 4000 deaths many cities across the state of reimposed lock down restrictions that were relaxed in may and polls have closed in hong kong where pro-democracy parties are selecting their candidates for upcoming elections voter turnout for the primary has been higher than expected you're up to date with the headlines here on al-jazeera we're back with more right after 100. it was meant to be the cruise of a lifetime a luxury trip around new zealand to soak up the country's natural beauty. but then disaster struck. cruise ship passengers were trapped in the middle of a volcanic erupt

labour harriet harman is one of the mps who sponsored the bill.a meeting with the director of public prosecutions who runs the cps. because they will need to issue new guidance about cases going forward. and yes, reviewing past cases. i think that they should look back. there is enough evidence of cases where they have taken as read the rough sex gone wrong defence, and therefore, not prosecuted. and rape is such a serious crime, such a violation of a woman both physically and mentally. it is important that offenders are brought to justice. it sends a terrible message as well because it gives the impression that you can rape a woman and get away with it. and that must not be allowed to happen. so, i think a serious review of those cases that raise these issues would be very important to do. how much more could i possibly need? what else? i have literally had a message from him saying, "i have raped you." i don't know what else you would need to get it to cps. hannah price reporting. and hannah's written about this too — have a look at the bbc webs

joining me now for more on hong kong is jane harman, former democratic congresswoman from california, now the director, president, and ceo of the wilson center focused on global issues. jane, good to see you again. thank you for being with us. i want to talk to you about the u.s. and china right now. earlier today i had a conversation with peter navarro, the president's adviser, who suggested to me that the chinese communist party spawned the coronavirus and then dispatched hundreds of thousands of people to the west and weaponized the coronavirus. it's a crazy, outlandish view, but actually where it matters with respect to things that china needs to be reined in on, this white house is silent. >> well, there's some truth. i mean coronavirus did start in china, and other corona illnesses also started in china, and they should have had a better handle on it, and so should we. but this is different. this is an aggressive act by china to basically destroy the gorgeous, beautiful, independent city of hong kong. it is one china/two systems, but now it's one china/one system, and i don't kn

i spoke to bob harman, an owner of a local grocery store chain across utah. he implemented a mandate that all customers must wear a mask before any county mandates went into place. i asked him how customers have been receiving that mandate. take a listen. >> i think if you give them some guidance, help them be a part of the solution, they'll be all over it. and our customers have really been actually quite receptive. they are very receptive about wearing a mask. they understand. >> so the governor will be meeting next week with state legislators to talk about a statewide mandate. it will still take time to see the effects of that spread. the state epidemiologist saying the only way to contain it is for a full-state reshutdown. but the governor says right now he has no plans to do so. stephanie? >> mara, thank you. >>> we know what's going on around the country. let's find out what it means to you and dig deeper into all of it with dr. richard besser, former acting director of the cdc, president and ceo of the robert wood johnson foundation. what's your take o

without a very clear truth that they're not illegally you can go search on e-bay today virgo and harman and you could use which are ancient enemy and. so many many of which i think but some of which are still needed so we need to stop buying and the need to think hard about how do. some folks think that everything should be repatriated i think in terms of long term loans or more cooperate endeavors like this one there is a lot of possibilities and erin a huge amount of what was taken from afghanistan has ended up abroad can you give us a sense of where things have ended up and whether or not you feel that that afghans have a sense of possession of their cultural heritage given that so much is abroad. it's very difficult to say because the private our market is very it's a lack of transparency so we don't know where a lot of things are and other countries are sometimes more or less transparent so the british museum has a large. objects that receives that were shot and been noted that were saved in london and served and then cooperated we returned or seen. the again government decided it

thank you president harman, your honor. thank you to blair in advance for asking very easy questions. thank you to casey for guiding me here in so many ways. for those who got here earlier, please know i extend great thanks to the tech team. we had quite a journey for 45 minutes for this accompanying powerpoint deck. and i must say, thank you, i hope, to john milton cooper for coming. this really makes no sense that i am up here and he is not. so, he really is the expert. i am something of a poser on this occasion. i am honored to have been asked to be the 2020 humphrey fellow in social and clinical thought. funny story about how i came to stand before you today. when i received the letter, i knew there would be some serious challenges about finding a time that would work, because microbial calendar is already a mess. i was considering putting my name in the hat for the wreckers position you just heard about. i did not know how that would come became my life. and because i was asked to speak in february, a uniquely busy tim