the time that the financial world and the really khana me seem to be worlds apart suddenly wall street in the last couple of days was actually going up today the dow seems to be going up non nonstop we have to wait and see how all of that plays out but it seems that investors are more focused in trying very hard to focus on the positive that maybe the economy will reopen again that the lockdown could be eased the very optimistic but maybe it's all just wishful thinking we'll have to wait and see and reason sees all we can really do if you want to just from a business thank you for that. the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak has been in new york where more than 26000 have died of close at 19 the virus overwhelmed the city's medical facilities from the start and as a result notch numbers of health case specialists have been brought in from outside . jacobs getting ready for his not shift he grabs a quick coffee then the ventilation specialist from connecticut heads back to his hotel to be picked up for work he's here to help because new york couldn't cope on its own out of the entire health

puzzles that we have to deal with in business all the time that the financial world and the really khana me seem to be worlds apart suddenly wall street in the last couple of days was actually going up today the dow seems to be going up and on nonstop we have to wait and see how all of that plays out but it seems that investors are more focusing trying very hard to focus on the positive that maybe the economy will reopen again that the lockdown could be eased very optimistic but maybe it's all just wishful thinking we'll have to wait and see and raise the seas all we can really do if you want to just from a business thank you for that. there is a national amenity fund is worried about an economic collapse in brazil the country went through a major recession in 2016 and has just begun to stabilize the current 1900 pandemic is threatening a full recovery. from up here it all looks peaceful the statue of christ the redeemer overlooking the copacabana. but just downstairs father or more has to conduct mass as a life stream as no visitors are allowed in his chapel the beaches are empty to the

joining us is the california congressman ro khana. welcome. >> thank you. >> an op-ed from joe biden and elizabeth warren called for more oversight of the cares act funds, and the author also criticized the president for his approach to oversight the do you agree with they're segment and if so, what kind of oversight would you be pushing for? >> absolutely, i men when we saw the ppp program, most of the, in the first term of who got the loan business it was those who knew the bankers and businesses with often over 200 employees and when we know in this country is the small businesses, it is listed under 20 blows that are creating most of the jobs and many minority communities were excluded from those loans so we need to make sure that those loans are actually going to the businesses that are creating the jobs who need the help. >> the original cares act represented $2.2 trillion in relief, the interim bill allocated nearly a half billion more. what is the next step? >> two things. first we should be giving every american $2,000, if th

this is why i partnered with senator warren and representative khana to introduce the essential workerss. these workers deserve personal protection, protective equipment. they deserve hazard pay. they deserve to know when another co-worker has tested positive, and they deserve paid leave. to center this, a constituent called me at 11:00 at night, essential worker, a single mom. the schools are closed, no one else to care for her child. she said, "i feel sick, and i need to stay home with my child. can you promise me, representative presley, that if i stay home that i won't lose my job?" i could not guarantee that. this -- this bill would take care of that and it needs to be included in the next relief package along with the cancelation of rent. >> yeah. on the rents cancelation thing, i want to stay with that for that. >> secretary castro, not only were you hud secretary, but a big city mayor. on the rent cancellation front, i imagine it would be difficult to get a bill like that through mitch mcconnell, the grim reaper, but governors could make decisions acting like mini-presidents her