intimately, mike rogers, was a congressman from michigan for 14 years, the former chair of the intelligence committee, and now the chair of 5g action now. i want to start with getting your broadview on the unprecedented human experiment we now find ourselves in the midst of across the united states. a huge digital divide between have-nots.nd how are we to pull this off before we are prepared for it? >> it will certainly overwhelm networks. nearly one in five teens can't finish their work before this started because of lack of access to either good networks, computer, or internet connections at home. some 25 million americans across the country do not have broadband at home. if you are thinking about telecommuting and the extra need

sam, rodney davis, tom cole, ron bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas, frank mccall, mark thornberry, mike rogers everybody coming together to see fruition to today as i said on the floor the viruses here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it we did not choose it with the passing of this bill you will see we are fighting it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. especially the majority leader for his work today and the rest of the future. >> i want to join you to acknowledge the committees for all of this. it's not here to those discussions in the appropriations committee and in thee discussion peter defazio and infrastructure and maxine waters and veterans affairs, small business and energy and commerce. it was very helpful to us and the members here that would have the house administration and of course the distinguish leader mr. hoyer. that not only on course that we have the numbers needed to get the job and then to acknowledge chuck schumer and dick durbin but what we have to do now we have to do more but in terms of this bill so anyon

rodney davis bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas mike mccall, kitty merchant phil roe, matt thornberry mike rogers come everybody coming together to make sure we could make this today. as i said on the floor. the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invited or choose it. but with the passing of this bill you will see we will fight it together and we will been together i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work and the majority leader for his work today and in the future we can all work together to put america first. thank you. >> i want to join you and although not here right now we will let them fight in the appropriations committee with those important discussions. and the committee that represented her committee on the floor. peter defazio transportation and infrastructure maxine waters financial services, veterans affairs, small business, energy and commerce. and the rules committee chair was very helpful to us as was so many other members here. i also want to acknowledge from the house administration and then of course distinguished leader mr. hoyer for leading us throug

former congressman mike rogers, good to have you on the show.oming up, the press conference at the white house. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." blasiok mayor bill de speaking now about the latest on the coronavirus situation. the mayor saying there are 12,339 confirmed cases of covid-19 in new york city as well as 99 deaths. we will continue listening in and bring you more highlights from that. meantime, i want to bring in our bloomberg news reporter, mark bergen, who covers alphabet. itsle finally unveiled much-anticipated nationwide website that the president had promised, but it seems to have nothing to do with testing. as far as i can tell, this website is pretty basic. >> it is fairly bare-bones information. they told me that the cdc questionnaire that could link out to further testing is coming soon. the other part of google is doing triage. they have four different sites in california but certainly not nationwide. emily: you can check it out at google.com. mark bergen, who covers alphabet for us, thank

rodney davis, ronnie conaway, , jim jordan, frank ,ucas, michael mccaul, phil roe mac thornberry, mike rogers -- everybody coming together to make sure we could make this all fruition today. as i said on the floor, the virus is here. we did not ask for it, we did not invite it, we did not choose it. but with the passing of this bill, you will see that we will fight it together, and we will win together. colleagueshank our with that type of work i especially want to thank the majority leader for his work today and the work in the future that we can all work together to put america first and to the speaker, thank you. pelosi: thank you. i want to join you and acknowledging the leadership of our committees on all of this. and anotherl, person who is not here right now who led the fight in the appropriations committee, important discussions in the appropriations committee, rosa delmaro, who represented her committee on the floor and in the discussions. peter defazio, trest predation, bobby scott, maxine waters, veterans affairs, velasquez, mcgovern was, jim very helpful to us as was so mania of o

cole, rob bishop jim jordan, frank lucas, mike mccall, kitty marchand, phil roe, max dorn berry, mike rogers everybody coming together to make sure we could make this come to fruition today. as i said on the floor, the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it. we did not choose it. but with the passing of this bill, you will see that we will fight it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. i especially want to thank the majority leader for his work today and the work in the future that we can all work together and put america first and to the speaker, thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. leader. i want to join you in acknowledging the leadership of our committees on all of this. richie, you started with ways and means, nita lowey who is not here now but led the fight in the appropriations committee. it was important discussions in the appropriations committee. also who wrecked presented her committee on the floor in the discussions. peter defazio, transportation and infrastructure, bobby scott, education labor, maxine water

back with ujohn harwood, christine romans and mike rogers. egin with you because you served in congress and helped pass legislation in congress to help prepare the country for pandemic response like this. you heard the president say this came out of nowhere. it was unforeseen. of course, that's true. you don't know when it's going to come, but the possibility of a pandemic has been a concern for some time. based on what you've seen, was the country prepared for this sufficiently? >> not in the way that we need to be prepared. one of the things, after we passed the barta, which was a bipartisan piece of legislation in 2006, getting congress to pay attention and fund it properly has always been a problem. >> in advance. >> in advance. thinking over the horizon is near impossible in modern politics for some reason. so they didn't -- the cdc and others are doing youman's work here and if the president lets them do their thing and let them talk to the country. if that would change anything in the way they're dealing with this. the vice president sa

and soow we would do it and minimize the negative impact upon our debt alama's mike rogers also wants to see more money for protective gear like mass gowns and hand sanitizer for immigration officers intercepting migrants at the border, they're putting themselves in harm's way with this deadly contagio lawmakers aren't heduled to come back to washington until after easter in the meantime courage, the president to use the defense production act for everyo tennessee's steve cohen urges president trump to take full advantage of the laws already on the books to help states combat the coronavirus pandemic now in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>and i talk to bay area congresswoman jackie spear today to get her take on what the next stimulus bill could look like. >>it's a very comprehensive sba a package and many people that historically not be interested and the sba loan program may find that this is just what the doctor ordered so to speak and for unemployment insurance is very important for all of your viewers to know unemployment insurance now is going to be available to anyone who is e

conoway, tom cole, rob bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas, mike mccall, kenny marchand, mack thornberry, mike rogersre we could make this all come to fruition today. as i said on the floor, the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it. we did not choose it. but with the passing of this bill, you will see that we will fight it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. i especially want to thank the majority leader for his work today and the work hopes in the future we can all work together and put america first and to the speaker, thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. leader. i want to join you in acknowledging the leadership of our committees on all of this. chairman neal, he's not here right now, but who led the fight in the appropriations committee, important discussions in the appropriations committee. the committee who represented her committee on the floor and -- neil: all right. the relief, it's done. nancy pelosi, you heard from. congressman mccarthy on the republican side, they are relieved this is done. now how quickly help g

money, he's the one who did this. >> roger told detectives that kay was holding a collection of mike's weapons, about 30 of them, mostly pistols and rifles and some shotguns. kay put the guns in his bunker. roger thought there might be a grudge involved. when detectives went to look for the guns, they were gone. >> so we pull in michael kipp that night too. we interview him. and we can get his alibi. it's quick. >> nothing suspicious about it, it turned out. mike had not a thing to do with kay's murder. he simply needed money, and kay agreed to buy his guns. by now tips were coming in. >> and this female said, it's the baker boys. she said, the baker boys did this. >> the baker boys were brothers who, fairly or not, had developed a reputation as the town's troublemakers. detectives found them. they had solid alibis. then the next day another tip. a woman who implicated her own husband. >> he came home last night, the time frame before the homicide, he grabbed a bunch of stuff including a knife, and he's been looking for guns, so i know he's involved. >> but the woman's husband was even

and here he is with don jr., and eric, and mike pence, trump adviser roger stone, and one with house minority leader kevin mccarthy. and, because, hey, why not? here he is with the mypillow guy. ( cheers and applause ) there you go. there he is. ( piano riff ) while he was being impeached, trump signed a mild reduction in his trade war with china. the deal was a little thin on specifics, but trump filled an hour, mostly shouting out people in the audience. >> where is jared? where is jared? where's hank? hank greenberg? david, where are you, david? where's david? david? where's david? mike kelly. where is mike? where is kevin mccarthy? where's john? where's john? where's chuck? where is larry? where's wilbur? where's jerry? where's tom? where's kevin? where is mike rounds? where's nelson? nelson is around here some place. where are you, ken? where the hell is he? where the hell is ken? by the way, do i see john thune in this audience? >> stephen: ( as trump ) "waldo? where's waldo? ( cheers and applause ) where is-- where is-- where is-- where-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) marco? mar

the mission started, mike bloomberg wants to complete that mission, which is removing electorally donald trump from the white house. >> roger christian murphy, what does this mean? is it over stating it to say that the battle between these two main candidates remaining is something for a fight of what the democratic party needs to be or wants to identify itself as? a number of democrats, more democrats than not, say that the primary goal in november is to beat donald trump, but a large minority say it's being aligned with the candidate who shares your views. >> well, i personally think, ali, that a lot of voters decide based on who connects here with their heart before they connect, you know, necessarily with their intellectual approach to the issues. and here both offer tremendous appeal. bernie sanders offers his authenticity based on his personal convictions and then joe biden offers tremendous humanity and heart based on his personal life tragedies. and i think that that as much as anything else will, in my opinion, sway voters who really connects because the overall goals are very similar between the two. they both wan

i went to a gig last year were mike rutherford was performing with roger taylor and rod stewart.ushing north—eastwards through the day with cloud advancing. some of us will start off with some sunshine and it is a cold start with some frost and ice with the cloud building. afew some frost and ice with the cloud building. a few of the clouds getting on across northern ireland in north west england. temperatures, 7-11. as in north west england. temperatures, 7—11. as we head on through the afternoon, we can see where we expect the rain to get to. through the midlands, parts of wales and the showers continue across north—west england and especially across northern and western scotland. in the east, we hang on to the sunshine and dry conditions for the longest. 0vernight and this evening, the rain moves in the direction of the north sea depositing hill snow in snowdonia and across the peak district and leaving cloud behind with the next system showing its hand coming in from the south. in the south itself, another cold night because of cloud cover. and in part cold enough for frost a

. >> thank you >>> let's check in with kate rogers for the latest headlines on the coronavirus. >> mike, let's take a look atp in of confirmed cases topping 169,300 worldwide with more than 6500 deaths. europe is the epicenter of the pandemic beijing's strong measures to stop the halt of the virus slowing new infections the total number of cases outside of china surpassing those that are now inside the country. >> a press conference under way with the governors of new jersey, new york and connecticut banding together where they feel the federal government is lacking to create a regional rule system aimed at stemming the spread of the virus. no gatherings of more than 50 people and as of 8:00 p.m. tonight, all gyms, bars, theaters, casinos will close bars and restaurants will be moving to takeout or delivery only for now and beyond the tristate area the cdc recommended the cancellation of events with more than 50 people for eight weeks new guidelines on curfews and social disneying may come from the white house. coronavirus task force warning americans to stay home for live updates on th

mike, thanks so much. >> we have an earnings alert on gap and kate rogers has those numbers for us. >> hey there, contessa the company beating out the top and bottom lines and putting out a warning saying, quote, due to the evolving coronavirus situation we're facing a period of uncertainty regarding the potential impact on both the supply chain and customer demand it has weathered many storms company not changing its guidance and the fiscal year 2020 does not incorporate any estimated impact from the coronavirus outbreak it's also currently not possible to provide a reasonable estimate of further impact from the evolving outbreak and potential supply disruptions or reduction in demand in these or any other geographies including the united states the company also saying it currently intends to suspend its share repurchases in fiscal year 2020 as you can see, the stock is higher by more than 3% right now. back over to you >> kate, thank you for that. it was a day of staggering losses on wall street. the dow closing down 10% bob pisani joins us for a check at how major index etfs are trading. >> remember, f

president mike pence as all americans in italy and south korea will be screened for the coronavirus before they can board fights headed home. here in the u.s., health officials have reported 100 roger a. lillie covid-19 cases. there have been six deaths all in the state of washington. in the white house today, stolp met with representatives from the pharmaceutical industry to talk about vaccines. >>> san francisco is now testing for possible coronavirus infections in the cities. the health department says the test will allow the city to respond more quickly when the virus strikes.>> reporter: a week after declaring an emergency in the city of san francisco, city leaders are announcing the next steps and battling covid-19. we must be ready because we know it is coming. it is not a matter of if, it is a matter of when. >> the director of public health says as of monday morning, those kits will now go to alanna. >>> this is a benefit to our community because it will speed testing b will conduct test sev days a week with a one test seven days a week with a 1 to 2 day turnaround time. >> san francisco department of public causes the test only be administered to those in the cdc guidelin

roger stone. pretty unsurprising for someone who looks like the get out of jail free card [ laughter and applause former -- you know former new york mayor mikeberg is facing backlash after old audio resurfaced in which he defended police for targeting minority neighborhoods. saying, quote, "that's where all of the crime is. which is definitely wrong because this was around when you were mayor [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause right there. hot bed of crime during an event this weekend, former vice president joe biden responded to a question about his electability by calling a woman a, quote, "lying dog-faced pony soldier." but don't worry, it was just a joke that nobody understood because he's 100 [ laughter ] voting in today's new hampshire primary started at midnight last night in the 12-person town of dixville notch dixville notch is also what joe biden called a voter that disagreed with him [ laughter ] "i'll pop you in the kisser, you dirty dixville notch." [ laughter ] the justice department is being criticized, following a report that it gave over $1 million to unfamiliar nonprofit organizations, including one called hookers for jesus

vice president mike pence described her as a world-renowned health official, and that is no exaggeration according to others in the field. thoughts,xt us your .(202) 748-8003 this one from roger, he says, we are doing fine in idaho, i think president trump is doing a great job. the store shelves are empty and america needs to slow down with the panic and remember that there are elderly and young people trying to buy stuff. be polite to others if you are aing to buy -- and this is pandemic, help each other and be kind to each other, prayer to us all. from melissa, is it possible that the virus can be transferred by our daily mail. and another person says, let's all self-contained, we can do it, and let's look true facts and criticizing those trying to help and stop with the hatred, and try and help all of us worldwide. in hawaii, we say good morning to george. go ahead with your comment. hello, i do not know your name, but i like you, and a loja. host: aloha. caller: i have an ideal for the thinkretail stores, and i they should regulate the number of people they allow in the thems so they can maintain social distancing between customers and workers. times, i saw news about a p

katie rogers had a good turn of phrase in the "new york times" today. she said vice president mikes kind of a one-man cleanup crew for the president of the united states. and as you said his messaging about this has been so different from what we've heard from the president of the united states. there is this briefing that's underway at the white house. we're going to get an update from monica alba who's there in washington in just a moment on that. help us understand here what's happening in parallel to what the president's saying and how he's approaching this. there is an effort to do briefings regularly, to exercise some expertise, to do the scientific work that's needed? >> reporter: we've seen this happen time and time again where the president undercuts his own administration's communication efforts and messaging. the vice president is going to be speaking with cruise line industry ceos very shortly, so we'll get another chance to hear from the vice president. the president's actually been relatively quiet today after those remarks he made at the cdc sort of caught so much at

mike gets it done, no, gail gets a ton. so, thank you for being here. what an admission also, another great book that you have to re, my friend, melissa rogers who is a visiting scholar here we work together for 20 years. her book, religion in public life and faith with the american public life which has a nice double meaning is a great book to read. and i cannot resist honoring my entire doctor mark sheppard who came here today. i honor him because he is an awesome dr. because he is a great sports fan, kids play sports together but he was actually the dr. to about half of the people in my part of bookings and there is enormous morning in this building that you decided to retire but also so many other friends here come i want to thank you all for coming. but, this is one of the coolest events brookings has ever had. and that has nothing to do with me. i'm so grateful to have alexander here to lead this conversation by the way, i want to say we may end a little early because i want some time to sign any books you want to buy is my friend norm says it makes a great holiday gift and there is always a holiday somewhere down the road. so, we may end a little early

roger morenco, who attended almost all of the meetings. we had a couple of subject matter experts who had been general transit managers themselves and/or worked at muni. mikesh had worked at muni. and one of the general marginmanagers, and kathleen pelly had been at muni, and so it really brought a lot of expertise there. alicia john baptiste, she co-chaired the working group on context and regional, which we'll show you some of their findings. >>> i had originally thought we were going to support five working group meetings,but it broke itself into four subcommittee meetings, so we sponsored the larger working group and four sub-committees. and compliments both to supervisor peskin and supervisor mandelman who attended a lot of the meetings in pern a person as well. i should mention that tilly was there at all or most of our meetings, and we got a lot of technical support from the sfmta, and julie brought a number of staff. and mickey callahan brought her staff expertise. during the course of this working group, a new h.r. director came on, kimberly ackerman, she was there. and director -- what's his last name? derek kim, who does a lot of hiring, particu

, mike pence described her as a "world-renowned global health official and that is no exaggeration according to others in the field." your response and reaction .elcome at @cspanwj this one from rogern idaho says we are doing fine in idaho. i think president trump is doing a great job. shelves are empty, america needs to slow down with the panic and remember there is elderly and young people trying to buy stuff. if you are going to buy 2, give one to another. help each other and be kind to each other. prayers to all. is it possible to virus could be transferred by our daily mail? let's all self-contained, we can do it. i was confined for four months last year and we can do it. be positive and look at true facts instead of criticizing those trying to help in a difficult crisis like we have never seen. stop with the hatred and try to help all of us worldwide. in hawaii, we say good morning to george. go ahead with your comment. know your name, mr. host, but i like you and a loja. -- aloha.ja caller: the retail stores, i was hoping management would regulate the number of people they allow into the stores so they can maintain the social distancing between customers and workers. often t