would but some 30 or 40 years later we don't have a vaccine for a child be it indeed we don't have a maxine for tuberculosis or malaria either and yet actually through good diagnostics through good health systems through good public health and through having good drugs we've been able to keep the horrible condemn excessive h.i.b. tb and malaria although we haven't finished those and the knicks we've we have made great progress in bringing them under control so there is no single magic bullet here there is it's not all about axioms it's not all about i got 6 is not all of our drugs it's about all of those and also social sciences that brings it all together we would be unwise to put everything into the vaccine can and not also produce the drugs and diagnostics that are required that said to me far are there thank you so much for your time and for your input thank you very much. time for some of your questions now and today focusing on animals yes our science editor derek williams. can occur in a virus spread in animals. yes coronaviruses are what are sometimes described as being pretty miscu

well that's why this this conference is so important because it's not just concentrating on maxine's it's vaccines it's diagnostics and it's also drugs and therapeutics we need all 3 i was a junior doctor the start of the hiv epidemic and many people stopped talks in the late 1980 s. about how about seeing rachael being was going to change the world and indeed it would but some 30 or 40 years later we don't have a vaccine for a child the indeed we don't have a maxine for tuberculosis or malaria either and yet actually through good diagnostics through good health systems through good public health and through having good drugs we've been able to keep the horrible pandemics of h.l.v. tb and malaria although we haven't finished those and then next we've we have made great progress in bringing them under control so there is no single magic bullet here there is it's not all about vaccines it's not all about like gnostics is not all of our drugs it's about all of those and also social sciences that brings it all together we would be unwise to put everything into the vaccine can and not als

todd: maxine waters trying to link donald trump to the death of george floyd. >> in a way -- i think they are feeling they can get away with this kind of treatment. todd: she thinks the officer who knelt on floyd's and enjoy doing it in the justice system will end up protecting officers involved. jillian: nine states in washington dc easing restrictions, many reopening outdoor seating at restaurants. todd: more americans venturing out to eat and shop. >> reporter: america moving a step closer to reopening the economy, 9 states including washington dc easing estrogens, washington dc, hair salons and barber shops, tennis courts and golf courses can reopen. the mayor pushing for a safe return to normalcy. >> the economic comeback of the district cannot happen with the stabilization and come back. >> reporter: maryland and virginia and illinois reopening outdoor restaurant seating, ralph northrom reopening phase 2. when are we going to go into phase 2? we are doing that a week from tomorrow on june 5th the. >> reporter: protesters interrupting markel rich. >> since you have been elected.

todd: maxine waters trying to link donald trump to the death of george floyd. >> in a way -- i think they are feeling they can get away with this kind of treatment. todd: she thinks the officer who knelt on floyd's and enjoy doing it in the justice system will end up protecting officers involved. jillian: nine states in washington dc easing restrictions, many reopening outdoor seating at restaurants. todd: more americans venturing out to eat and shop. >> reporter: america moving a step closer to reopening the economy, 9 states including washington dc easing estrogens, washington dc, hair salons and

get as to the next critical stage which is doing the research and the manufacturing of those early maxine's is a tiny amount of money i can imagine a better investment at the moment and putting that money into science in order to develop both that the vaccines and the therapy $6.00 when we're losing the world is losing 200000000000 dollars a week so $8000000000.00 to get as an out of this pandemic would be one of the best investments the world has ever made and it's now we started this on a positive note let's get a bit more realistic perhaps what happens if we fail to get a vaccine anytime soon. well that's why this this conference is so important because it's not just concentrating on vaccines it's maxine's it's diagnostics and it's also drugs and therapeutics we need all 3 i was a junior doctor the start of the hiv epidemic and many people start talks in the late 1980 s. about how about seen for a child being was going to change the world and indeed it would but some 30 or 40 years later we don't have a vaccine for a charity indeed we don't have a vaccine for tuberculosis or malaria eith

elizabeth: you know, democrat maxine waters even has something to say about all of this.ongresswoman maxine waters said, quote, protesters should be ashamed out there trying to get the economy reopened. she said this actual quote, quote, we don't want businesses opened back up, protests that have been organized. the protesters are trying to intimidate governors to open up. when you hear elected officials talking like that, she is saying that people participating in trying to reopen should be ashamed of themselves. when you hear that, what is your reaction? >> she should be ashamed of herself because she is still getting a paycheck, telling other people not to work. elizabeth: so you would say to her, if you were sitting down with maxine waters across the table and she said that to you, you would say, you should be ashamed of yourself, maxine waters, is that it? >> absolutely. i mean how can you shame people when you don't let them work, you're not giving them any government assistance, what are we supposed to do? elizabeth: all right. shelley lieutenant they are. thanks f

she appoint maxine waters. maxine waters advocated for impeaching the president before he was even sworn in. maxine waters advocates that people go and confront in almost a violent form people that she fundamentally disagrees with philosophically, encouraged people to do that. they select raskin. let's see what he has done. he is the person who represented the democrats in the rules committee to bring forth the impeachment proceedings inside the house, two days before the president was inaugurated, he at a rally said, let's impeach the president. it is no different than what they have done every other time they created something to try to impeach the president. i was clear with the speaker, i'm not convinced -- we are going to participate in everything that is fair in the process and has the house, it has an equal weighting, i will make the decision whether we will participate probably next week. this is not viewed as something that is working for the accountability of the american public, it is viewed as a pol

liz: democrat maxine waters even had something to say about this.he said "protesters should be ashamed when they are out there trying to get the economy reopened." "we don't want businesses open back up the protests have been organized, they are trying to intimidate governors to open up." when you hear elected officials talking about that, they should be ashamed of themselves, she said, when you hear that, what is your reaction? >> she should be ashamed of herself. she is still getting a paycheck telling other people not to work liz: cell, you would say to her, if you're sitting down with maxine waters across the table and she said that to you, you would say you should be ashamed of yourself, maxine waters. is that it? >> absolutely. how can you shame people when you are not giving them work and you're not giving them any government assistance. liz: thank you for coming on. great to have you on. >> thank you so much. liz: next up we will break down the latest twist of the michael flynn case. sullivan now postponing his decision on whether to dismiss

then, we find they put maxine waters we know maxine about impeachment, inciting other people to go after each other if they politically disagree. the freshman, who they took to the rules committee to actually make the argument for democrats to bring impeachment articles to the floor, he actually made a rally two days before the president was sworn in that the president should be impeached. it seems to haven't changed anything they had done when they changed the intel committee to impeachment. this seems more political. it is not weighted equally. there are no senators, it is driven by people without the mission statement first but a political idea first. it is concerning to me that this would not be productive, but you have these other three oversights that are nonpartisan, equal in nature, and report to congress every single month. [indiscernible] they will report every 30 days outside of the inspector general and outside of who the president nominates and confirms by the senate. >> we are running out of time to talkre we do, i want about the practical nature. do you think there will be

then we find they put maxine waters, we know maxine waters about impeachment and setting other people to go after each other they philosophically disagree. the freshman who they took to the rules committee to actually make the argument for democrats to bring impeachment articles to the floor. he actually made a rally two days before the president was sworn and that the president should be impeached. it really seems they have not changed anything that they had done when they change the intel committee to impeachment, it seems very political. it's not created equally there's no senators in their, it's a driven by people without the mission statement first. but a political ideas first. it's really concerning to me this would not be productive that you have these other three oversights that are nonpartisan, equal in nature, and report to congress every single month. [inaudible] they're going to report to congress every 30 days outside of the inspector general and outside of who the president nominates and confirmed by the senate. >> were quickly running out of time but before we do i want

and maxine remains elusive. but catching the corona virus can lead to immunity. and infection triggers the creation of antibodies to try to fight off the disease and prevent its return. but the question is for how long. estonia is testing digital immunity passports so people the antibodies can return to work but is that safe. some scientists believe herd immunity is the answer they say up to 70 percent of the population must be immune to wipe out of the virus. but antibody tests are only just starting. and a new wave of infections could hit. welcome to $1000.00 special harmonica jones good to have you with us now sweden is among the countries that have opted against a lock down and instead gone for herd immunity and this strategy has arguably led to one of the highest per capita death tolls in the world but very little immunity . maybe in stockholm it's that special time of year when swedes hit the streets after the long dark cold swedish winter but this spring they're asking themselves who's got the coronavirus and who is a new in the government taking a risk by

congresswom congresswoman maxine waters. i want to offer my condolences on your loss and ask if you can just tell under the circumstances and tell us a little bit about your sister. >> i wantle to thank you very mh for taking time to, you know, give me this condolence and let me just say, she was the first born. she was of course, the maiden name was carr. we all carrs. during her very young life, she was a leader in the community, very active. she was the best dancer in the neighborhood. she was one that was in charge of our home when our mother had to be in the hospital or off on business, and so she was revered by all of us, and of course, she was elderly now, and what's interesting is you know, she needed a hip operation. and so they took her into the hospital. they gave hero the hip operati and they didn't even test her until afterwards. and from that point she went down. >> wow. >> she was a matter of a couple of weeks and she was gone. wehe buried her yesterday. >> i'm so sorry about that again. so many people have be

joining us now is maxine waters. good evening. >> good evening, thank you. >> what are your thoughts on what we're seeing right now in southern california, in particular, some of the violence we've seen in parts of los angeles? >> well, you know, my thoughts go back to -- way back to 1975 between 1975 and 1982 between those years, the los angeles police department killed 16 people using the choke hold. 12 of them were african-americans. i've been involved in this issue for many many years. i confronted the chief of police then who was donald gates. we finally got rid of it in los angeles, and then it flaired up again when we saw what happened with eric gardiner in new york. this is not a new issue, this is an old issue it's unfortunate that we had this murder of joy to -- underground with a knee on his neck for everybody to see. it has just inflamed folks. it's really caused people. i'm sorry about the discussion, getting away from the choke hold. it cuts off the artery, you can't breathe. you die from it as george d

representative scalise: first of all, i want to express my condolences to maxine for the loss of yourister. i know this has touched so many families, some closer than others, obviously yours, so close to home. mr. chairman, thank you for holding this briefing on such an important topic, how we safely and smartly reopen our country and help people get back to work. unfortunately the fact that the , house is still not in session runs counter to the very message that we can safely reopen. this subcommittee, along with the rest of congress, should be back in washington for this briefing. our job is to show america we have begun a path to safely and smartly resume our lives. a virtual briefing unnecessarily sends the wrong message. congress should be leading the way. we should not be the last to come back. the subcommittee only has 12 members. there are dozens of rooms around the capital that are open right now that can hold this briefing safely. with 12 members, we can achieve model social distancing. in fact let me show you what is , going on here. we are in a briefing room here in the c

wonder aids drugs next year there are corona drugs one day of it a bolo acces next to the corona maxine's the story of the corona writer changes by the dea the treatment stories changed by the dea and i think we need 'd a very large independent community of opinion largess medical people scientists to take stock of the many unscientific spins that have been given it's always a sort of associated with the challenge of property rights for such drops that are not even an example attention deficit disorder among children is because of the bad that. deficiency of micronutrients interest elements are farms with bite it will city provide more of those micronutrients which then allow your brain to function your 12 punch well obviously obviously we tell our viewers to consult their own medical practitioners and as for your criticism of a big oligarchy with their billions who are interviewed every other day it seems for their great information on coronavirus they would say no they're far from being negatives they're feeding the bigger world they're creating the interconnectivity around the world an

testing sites, we have testing at southeast health center in the bayview, maxine health center, and then at ucsf. and then, there's a site that's going into the bayview that's being supported by the state health department. we have a link that has all of our protocols. every day, we spend time talking about -- we implement c.d.c. protocols, state protocols, but then, they get customized to the situation that we're facing here. i do want to announce a game changer that was just announced today by governor newsom that pharmacies are now going to be allowed to do testing. so the fact that pharmacies are going to allow to do testing is going to be a game changer because we want to get to the place where, during your lunchtime, you have no symptoms, you're a food handler -- and we want food handlers to get tested because they work in close quarters with other workers. we want them to go on their lunch, walk in a pharmacy they go into on a regular basis, and get tested. i think that's going to become a part of our future, is that testing is going to become more available. so i think the thing

in fear that we see it right now for example because $170.00 days of existence more than $100.00 maxine candidates you're going to propose is a 150 years of existence to vaccine candidates so the fear factor and attention is not there yet but also it is very likely that for the world that is now so mobilized for coheed and i'm speaking here a lot of this isn't europe north america and north not the north part of the world global north keep us perceive this not our problem it's the problem of somebody else but not ours and that is the problem of the coming south and political groups ok we'll have to leave it there that's because it's to head off to stop tb task force thank you for that insight. now for a brief look at other stories from around the world more than 260 people have been killed tearing heavy rains in east africa kenya somalia want to and you can't always do it and is to raise an 11000 people have been affected by this year's floods. process. began demolishing homes and shops in the kenyan capital nairobi officials claim the buildings were cited on government land in one of t

maxine waters was also appointed to this committee by the speaker. she said in 2017, "i'm going to keep working until he is impeached." jamie raskin called for the president's impeachment just two days before his inauguration. he was also the individual selected by the democrats to go before the rules committee to bring the articles of impeachment forward to the house. whenot sure what they have it comes to holding accountability on the cares act. i know what they do politically. that is what has always had me concerned about this committee. while democrats might use this to take another stab at impeachment 2.0, republicans will remain committed to truth and transparency. that's why i'm going to ask our whip, steve scalise, to leave this panel for us. in addition, the panel will include jim jordan, jack gorski, and mark green. not sure if you're familiar with him. he will be the only doctor who is on this committee. he is a west point graduate. he is an emergency room doctor. who think this committee or this virus is designed to restructure governmen

maxine waters is chairman of the house financial committee.ill speak to us about this historic moment. that jobs report at 8:30 this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. mens has abandoned its full-year sales and sales forecast. they saw orders slump due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. it expects a moderate decline in revenue for the year ending in september. over.ays the worst is they reported quarterly bookings declined for the first time ever. it says business is already starting to recover and it plans on cutting more than $1 million in expenses. shanghai disneyland sold out of tickets for three opening on monday. it is a sign that chinese consumers are prepared to spend in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. the theme park has been shut down for four months. shanghai disneyland normally has a cap cassidy of 80,000 visitors -- has a capacity of 80,000 visitors and only 1/3 will be allowed and now. tom: thanks so much. let me do a data check. let's get righ

and philadelphia inquirer with other publication is currently work on a biography of represent of maxine waters simply called reclaiming her time. finally, after the congeniality he is the long running onstage story plan about the sea in philadelphia. his book, cure for it or how to save your soul in america, is the subject of tonight's talk. please join me in welcoming eric. >> hello. i'm really, really delighted to be here, welcome to virtual town hall i welcome also to my living room. this is a study, marty lying about where i am and what's happening. this is experimenting because i'm really glad were able to do the senate, was hoping to be there in person china really, really was. i love seattle. the last time doing a mini stage there. sometimes i get terrible jetlagged. i'm special. i was really, really jetlagged for in the morning to do my east coast job online and by the time i got to seattle, my brain had left the building. the show is like at seven or whatever 730 perhaps. it was like 10:30 and my brain i also hadn't slept. i don't know what i said, that they are going to drag m

maxine waters was also appointed to this committee by the speaker.aid in 2017, i am going to keep working until he is impeached. raskin called for the president's impeachment two days before his inauguration. also the individual selected by the democrats to go before the rules committee during -- to forward the articles of impeachment to the house. i am not sure what they have when it comes to holding accountability of the cares act. i know what they do politically. that is what has always given me concern about this committee. this the democrats may use to take another stab at impeachment 2.0, republicans remain committed to truth and transparency. whips, thisto our panel will include jim jordan, blaine luetkemeyer, jackie walorski and mark green. i am not sure if you are familiar with freshman mark green, he is the only doctor on the committee. he is a west point graduate, an .mergency room doctor unlike those who think this committee or this virus is designed to restructure government, the individuals we appointed have one goal, truth and transpar

think about it as something that protects you for the rest of your life, but we don't know about any maxineates fromccine that emanates here, no guarantee that it will protect you for life. is some data emerging from these studies, suggesting that not all of these vaccines will make you immune to actually contracting the virus. in some cases, they may diminish or lower the severity of covid, if you were to contract it. also, the level of effectiveness of the drug may not be 100%. it may not protect everyone that gets it. that is an interesting proposition here. typically, in normal times, not in a global pandemic, the threshold of what you would want for a vaccine is higher than the drug. you are administering this to otherwise healthy people. the proposition is a public health one, not necessarily an individual help one. -- health one. you are right. look a vaccine but different than what we would typically think. i will mention one thing. i have been surprised at late of including one, that we have done among investors, how many they say would or would not get a vaccine if it was availabl

maxine waters, who was also , set in 2017 i'm going to keep working until he is impeached. and jamie called for the president's impeachment just two days before his inauguration. it was also the individual selected by the democrats. i'm not sure what they have when it comes to holding accountability on the cares act. i know what they do politically. that is what has always given me concern about this committee. this tocrats might use take another stab at impeachment. toublicans remain committed truth and transparency. that is why i have asked steve scalise delete this panel. this panel will include jim jordan, it will include the minor, jack jaworski, and mark green. you are familiar with mark green. he will be the only doctor on this committee. he is a west point graduate. he is an emergency room doctor. unlike those who think this committee or this virus is designed to restructure government, the individuals we have one goal in mind -- truth and transparency. despite the democrats' intention, i know these members will serve this committee and making sure this not turn int

clyburn, maxine waters, chair of the oversight committee, carolyn maloney, congressman bill foster, congressman jamie raskin, and congressman andy kim. i am proud of that and i want to put their names out there. but today, we are here to talk about the issue of fairness again and how our sense of , community and our sense of humanity in america is served by what policies we present, what legislation is included, and what action we take to make that possible. i want to commend mr. clyburn for being in the lead for such a long time, on the expansion of broadband in america. i'm going to have him speak more specifically to it, but just to commend him for the champion he has been, the understanding that he has about it. i also to commend chairman frank pallone of the energy and commerce committee. he couldn't be with us this morning, he has been working on this issue, made a proposal for infrastructure bill based on the task force that mr. clyburn has chaired. and i also want to acknowledge the leadership role of councilwoman anna eshoo for the specific piece that is in the proposal. but we do beli

negative reports on moderna's coronavirus maxine paints a mixed picture for this -- vaccine paints are for the stock market. president trump says coronavirus cases are a badge of honor for its testing ridging. philip lane says the ecb is prepared to boost bond buying. england's own debate with subzero policy continues. andrew bailey testifies today. this as the u.k. chancellor sees a recession of an unprecedented scale. nejra: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is bearish, according to the latest bank of america survey. shaped0% expect a v- recovery and 68% say we are in a bear market rally. reports around moderna questioning the data. moderna questioning the data. if we talk about the rates, it's all about [audio drop] there is hurdles to be jumped. high hurdles.ite he says i don't embrace or endorse that kind of linkage. kathleen hays -- language. not kathleen, it took the governor to join in. pushing back against negative rates. what did powell do in his testimony yesterday? yesterday, some say he damaged the narrative for further stimulus because he did not commit hard e

york, schumer, california with pelosi and maxine waters.he people that he disliked, the democratic states he is burning them up. he is supposed to out for all of us. this man is really unstable. host: anthony is next in richmond, virginia. caller: the woman in north carolina doesn't know what people watch. she does blanket claims we are watching one side. she doesn't know anything about what people are watching. i support donald trump. i think democrats are trying to use this virus to divide us and a lot of people are falling for it. -- they areng to using this to push a mail-in ballot. i think that in my opinion the by --s are being inflated not that anyone is doing it with bad intent -- if you look at cdc recommendations -- people can be marked as covid-19 deaths if it is assumed they had the disease instead of tested positive. i think there is the possibility for the inflation of numbers to make it look worse than it is. host: what would be the point behind inflation of numbers? it is: i don't think anything malicious. you could have som

the other thing going forward, chairman maxine waters and i have been working on new legislative language to make sure in future versions of the c.a.r.e.s. act and the ppp program that if there isn't enough money to go around, we're in the going to see a repeat of what we saw where these smallest businesses were in the back of the line. we're going to put small business at the front of the line, and to make sure the banks and the small banks that are the really the best friends of many of the smallest businesses, that they are appropriately rewarded. but bringing in small and new customers. >> right. well, and many of us i know many of the churches around the country that have viral services have been pushing for small businesses to go and apply and using the community banks, black-owned banks and others that had trouble with some of larger banks and we listed them and many of the civil rights organizations website. i know national action network has, right to your point, there is still some money that i understand is still there for small businesses. >> that's right. and we want to make

di so far of this virus you can see all of the numbers on our website at kron 4 dot today i was to maxine director doctor, rick bright is testifying before congress he was in charge of the office involved in trying to develop a coronavirus vaccine until he was fired. according to his testimony that he is opposed to be saying today, he's going to explain why his original worries about the pandemic were ignored and how he was treated after that and why he thinks the pandemic is going to get worse in the winter. he also is sharing his belief that the trump administration was unprepared. for the pandemic his testimony comes a week after he filed a whistleblower complaint saying he was removed from his position in retaliation for not promoting a drug that president trump claimed was a coronavirus treatment that being chloroquine president trump is publicly disagreeing with his top member of his covid team doctor anthony fauci doctor fauci warned senators that opening states too quickly could have dire consequences. doctor fauci said without a vaccine in place in the fall schools could be putti

among them, maxine waters, jamie raskin, carolyn maloney. house minority leader kevin mccarthy calls those appointments of the panel purely political, and he doubts republicans will even participate. well, joining us tonight is a member of the leadership, house minority whip steve scalise. congressman, it is great to have you with us. and let's start with that panel. the idea that republicans would not participate. your thoughts. >> well, lou, i think when you list those names that you just mentioned, i mean, those were all people who have been very rapid people that have just been focused on the impeachment of donald trump regardless of fact. they all voted for the hoax impeachment. you seeing this whole thing blowing up with the latest papers that showed they were targeting flynn, they tried to set him up. the dirty cops other at the fbi, i i wish they were focusing on that so that the vast majority of our fbi agents who do such a great job defending our country can be exonerated. frankly, i think some need to go to jail. that's where the

carrying white nationalists on charlottesville who go after women of color whether it's congresswoman maxine waters or journalists. you have the president saying in the oval office, s hole countries about countries in the caribbean and in africa. i can just go on down the list. let the president do what he's going to do. i think that kind of attack on vice president biden will reenforce for his hard core base. this just base politics for them. when it comes to vice president biden, the reason why i felt so strongly about writing the piece is i knew the moment, the moment i saw that quote that people were not going to take the time to listen to the 18 minute, 23 second interview. after i listened to it, the minute mark that comment comes in, 17 minutes, 21 seconds. >> it's at the end. >> right. you need to understand the context and everything that was said between -- in those minutes leading up to that are important here. charlamagne the god is a fantastic interviewer of politicians. he did that with joe biden. he called him out on mass incarceration. he pushed him on a whole host of issues

the house has put on an oversight committee of maxine waters and maloney, and the same people. and it's just as set up. but dr. fauci will be testifying in front of the senate, and he looks forward to doing that. and frankly, the democrats should be ashamed, because they don't want us to succeed. they want us to fail so they can win an election which they are not going to win. think of it. they do everything they can to make things as bad as possible. they frankly want our situation to be unsuccessful, which means death, which means death. and our situation is going to be very successful. >> jesse: all right, greg, what does it tell you that adam schiff has reentered the picture? >> greg: yeah, he will never go away. first i want to talk about adam schiff but the first question i want to bring up is a question from jim in the presser. when trump was painting and optimistic picture, he said mission accomplished. that was a gotcha question. for those of you too young to remember, it was him try to pull him into a katrina moment. it was a snide thing. he was throwing a little poth

the sister of southern california congresswoman maxine waters died from the disease. waters said she was living in an assisted care facility in missouri. >>> every single one of california's registered voters will be able to vote by mail in the november election. governor newsom signed the executive order today. it doesn't cost anything to vote by mail. the postage is covered by the state. there are more than 20 million registered voters in california. >>> well, from warm weather to spring storms. there's a lot in the forecast to talk about. spencer lays it all today the final beam was placed on top of the santa clara vietnamese center. those involved with the project, including cindy chavez, got to sign their ame on the beam. the facility in san jose is designed to be a resources hub for the county's vietnamese residents. it's expected to open next fall. all right. you saw the breeze blowing a little bit there. but it was pretty warm still today. >> it was. it's going to get warmer still in the days ahead. spencer christian is tracking the forecast. >> okay. after a

can tell you every single bank is getting subpoenas from the major committees, for example, run by maxineers, the congresswoman from los angeles, and many others. marco rubio is involved as well. so this is a sweeping investigation involving all parts of the ppp loan application process from the big banks to the individual applying. one other thing i want to sort of clear up from last night. we reported yesterday exclusively on "the claman countdown" that the nyse was holding a meeting with floor traders to give them some idea when they might open or basically saying they don't know. we reported that they would likely say they don't know. stacy cunningham, president of the new york stock exchange, confirmed our reporting that they still have no idea when the floor of the stock exchange is going to open. the new york stock exchange thinks that's an integral part of their business model. electronic trading is going fine right now. the floor is integral but they still don't know when it's going to open. interesting enough, she's confirmed another fox business story, even -- remember the firs

if all the jb -- of all of the geopolitical tensions out there, maxine, the world health organizationerything that we have been talking about, india and china would not be in my top 10 right now. much, evenk you so bremmer, founder and president of the eurasia group. happy to say that he will be back in the second half hour of balance of power. in the meantime, we will be sitting with an internet law expert about the proposal from the president to curtail social media. that is coming up next on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. yesterday, president trump signed an executive order that at least moves toward taking away some of the legal immunity that social networks have enjoyed. the question is can he go as far as he wants to go? we welcome an expert on internet from the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. he is here in his private capacity, not representing the u.s. navy or the federal government. this is his expertise, and he has a lot of it on the sub

so you and maxine waters and others, do you ever come to an agreement about what must proceed in terms of representing the state of california? rep. schiff: candidly, as unless i have known kevin mccarthy he has been the same, a 100% political animal. , ittruth of the matter is does little damage to him as it does to donald trump. good relationship in the pre-trump era. we work together well and we produced bills every year. he was really a non-ideological john boehner type of a country club republican. theink that, though, when midnight run interlude blew up on him, when in the wake of james comey's testimony early in the russia investigation, he got to an undisclosed location in the middle of the night and said he had information to share with the white house, and that press conference about it. it was revealed he got information actually from the white house. or was at the white house. he was forced to step down from being chair of the committee. if you like that was a traumatic experience for him, so much so he decided that he was going to be all in with the president and has been

continues to be absolutely stellar and i know people are eager to go out, get their grub on, do some maxinal of relaxin'. but stay-at-home orders are still in effect. some californians continue to thumb their noses at these orders which are intended to save lives but this virus is like the movie "point break." it's going to stand the test of time and it's nothing like the remake of "point break. it came out in 2015 without most people even noticing it was a thing. now, i don't watch a lot of tv because i'm the governor, and i have more important things to do but i've noticed that the president isn't the only one who has received national coverage of his daily press briefings new york governor andrew cuomo has also become a ubiquitous presence on the boob tube. and i've been told many consider him the hot governor and don't get me wrong, he's a handsome man but if you think he's the hot governor, all i have to say is, "look. that's it. just look. i'll give you a few seconds. i don't get it is it a time zone thing? because if you think he's hot, just wait three hours. again, good-looking guy

zuckerburg, san francisco general, the castro mission health center, the southeast health center and maxineall in the western addition. we don't want you to just show up but sign up and you'll be directed to a specific location to be tested and this is going to make a world of difference in ensuring that we are aware and we keep the public safe, but i just want to remind people that just because you get tested, it doesn't mean that you're out of the woods. we still need you to socially distance yourself from folks. we still need to follow the order because you could be tested negative today and two days later come in contact with someone and later on be tested positive. so it doesn't mean that you're completely clear if you test negative on these tests. and this is a no means substitution for wearing your mask and socially distancing yourself from other people. the other thing this doesn't do is tell you whether you have the virus. if you think you have the virus and you've been in contact with people that might have or you exhibit symptoms, reach out and call 3-1-1 or check on the website

and we took that opportunity and the leadership of lydia, the chair small business committee and maxineers to say we haven't seen this reach everyone in the communities so we put it in there. we haven't -- we're waiting to see the results of that. and that's a concern that we have because we want to make sure that it is going to the community development, financial institutions which have connection into the community rather than it just going to people who have a bank relationship. this is for the under banked community and the financial institutions that serve them. so we've made a big difference every step of the way but president said, they asked the first bill 2.5, 2.8 we sent them 8.2 and the president said i'll take it. so again, our participation has been very strong and why it's important for us to put forth our bill now without too much conversation with other people is we're just bringing from the needs of the american people and the capacity of us to stop the virus by testing, testing, testing, praise and honor those who are on the front line and help the people suffering. w

. >> president trump: the house is put on oversight committee of maxine waters and the same people. candace just to set up. but dr. fauci will be testifying in front of the senate. and he looks forward to doing that. >> in an interview with "national geographic," dr. fauci says the coronavirus evolved in nature are not a lab in china and dismisses that a natural sample may have escaped from the lab is a circular argument in his words. mississippi will allow restaurants to resume dining service with social distancing beginning thursday. parks in that state will reopen and also the governor is allowing outdoor gatherings of up to 20 people. here's why. >> the virus does not fair particularly well in the sun. and we do not believe that it bears particularly well in the heat. to be outdoors is about the safest place you can be. >> more georgia businesses reopen including some large malls, atlanta is criticizing people who ignore social distancing guidelines. the mayor tweeted, for those that crowded at greenbriar mall awaiting the new air jordans shot fireworks at the mall west end and