The virus has no values. It doesnt care why youre getting together. It will exploit any type of gathering, regardless of the purpose. As for the governor, despite discouraging news, he is guaranteeing victory over covid19. We bent the curve in the state of california once. We will bend the curve, again. Mark my word. We will crush this pandemic. We will annihilate it. Well get past this. Right now, there are 19 counties on the states watch list so we have a long way, perhaps, before we get past it as the governor says. These are counties where outbreaks are growing, at a concerning pace. Really fast. Including contra costa, santa clara and solano counties here in the bay area. The governor says four more counties are likely to be added in the next 24 hours. And local Health Officials say there is a good chance San Francisco is among them. And we talk about building a better bay area after the pandemic. Education of course is one of the big areas we are focused on, along with our health
Justh to reopen california today taking smaller steps to ease its lockdown later this week. The first state to shut down its in our lets bring Bloomberg Markets reporter, taylor riggs. Why did tech outperform the rest today . Taylor a lot of the optimism new yorkn newsom, from governor andrew cuomo, seemed to turn that around in the final hour of trading. , all of theoned direction today. Fangs,daq along with the the peak out performers. Microsoft, amazon, apple leading those gains. Needp hearing that you that leadership for this rally. Emily Warren Buffett seemed to be driving a lot of the pessimism, saying he got out of airlines entirely. Walk us through how his remarks may have played out today. Since down the lowest september of 2013. Warren buffett said he would rather take losses in those positions. He said, the airline business, and i hope i am wrong, and i may be wrong, but it has changed in a major way. He said the future is much clearer to me. 137ew his cash pile to billion.
Mann, author in residence at Johns Hopkins school of advanced International Studies, he talks about his biography of president george w. Bush. James mann, author of the biography on george w. Bush. If a friend of yours who had never met george w. Bush asked you to talk about him, what would you say . I would say he was a guy who was the son of a president , had trouble dealing with that fact for the first 40 years plus of his life, and then got his own personal life together enough to be a quite successful and shrewd politician to be elected governor of texas, and then became president of the united states. The first thing he would be known for then at the time of his presidency now, and forever more, will certainly be the fact that he was president at the time of the september 11th attacks and chose to wage a war in iraq that turned out to be a disaster. What were his early years like . Well, he followed in his fathers footsteps, and i say that quite literally, because he was forced,
This week on q a, james mann, author and resident at Johns Hopkins school of studies, he talked about his biography of george w. Bush. James mann author of the biography on george w. Bush. If a friend asked you to tell him about him what would you say . I would say he was the son of a president , had trouble dealing with that fact for the first 40 plus years of his life and then got his own personal life together enough to be a quite successful and shrewd politician to be elected governor of texas and then became president of the United States. The first thing he would be known for then, at the time of his presidency, now and forever more, will certainly be the fact that he was president at the time of the september 11th attacks, and chose to wage a war in iraq that turned out to be a disaster. What were his early years like . Well, he followed in his fathers footsteps and i say that quite literally, because he was forced, almost, to go to prep school at andover, he went to yale, he di
This week on q a james man author and resident at John Hopkins School of advanced international studies. He talks about his biography of president george w. Bush. James mann a third of the biography on george w. Bush if a friend of yours who had never met george w. Bush and asked about him what would you say . I would say that he was a guy that was his son of a president. He had trouble dealing with that fact for the first 40 plus years of his life. Then he got his own personal life together enough to be a quite successful and true pa laetitia to be elected governor of texas, and then became the president of the United States. The first thing he would be known for at the time of his presidency and forever more with the fact that he was the president during the time of the september 11th attacks. He chose to wage a war in iraq that turned out to be a disaster. What were his early years like . He followed in his fathers footsteps. I see that quite literally, because he was forced almost