peloski: any other questions. anything you would like to save at any other questions that were asked. whether we should take that testing piece out. what we think about the republicans. i said the same thing. that bill will never pass the house. reporter: one of the things that we have in the heroes act is the language that ask the federal communications commission to step up misallocation of billions of dollars that is already appropriated so that we can use this money now to do the broadband that we talked about. just in south carolina alone, 350 $3m dollars. we asked them to do that by jun. that is a piece of legislation that i'm going to be introducing along with the rep. of michigan. that it would be filed today because we think it is critical. to spend up the money between now and june 30th because little children spend the threat of losing a second year of school athlete don't have broadband available to them. the speaker is working with me and were going to propose that. rep. peloski: champion and working

appreciate your time, jay pelosky. warns of, the u.s.kers working for the chinese government to try to steal vaccine research. we have that coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ u.s. security agencies are warning that hackers working for the chinese government are trying to steal viable research pertaining to coronavirus vaccines from american companies. emily wilkins joins us now. this is a growing distress -- this growing distress on both sides continues to play out. emily: we are hearing a lot of things go back and forth. it has not necessarily been founded in fact. see top-levelo officials within the white house blaming china for what we are seeing right now and trying to say that china is at fault for what we are seeing throughout the world. >> we continue to see the tensions flare up. emily: one of the things we have been seeing -- we saw jerome powell talk little bit today. he was talking about the need for the u.s. government to continue to keep funding the economy. he emphasized that it was important for the long-term benefit of