PBS NewsHour; May 28, 2020, 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT

- Captioning spoponsored by - NEWSHOUR PRODUCTIONS, LLC - >> Woodrf: GOOD EVENING, I'M - JUDY WOODRUFF. - ON THE NEWSHOUR TONIGHT, THE - U.S. DEATH TOLL, BY FAR THE - HIGHEST IN THE WORLD, CONTINUES - TO CLIMB AS NEW HOTSPOTS EMERGE - AROUND THE COUNTRY. - THEN, UNREST TURNS TO UPROAR--ES - PROT IN MINNEAPOLIS TAKE AOL - VIT TURN. - WE EXAMINE THE COLLECTIVE TRAUMA - OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN - COMMUNITY AND POTENTIAL STEPS - FORWARD. - AUS, HOME WORK: THE PANDEMIC - FORCES MILLIONS RICANS TO - DO THEIR JOBS FROM HOME, RAISING - QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF - THE WORKPLACE. - >> MAYBE A YEAR OR TWO FROM NOW - YOU CAN COME BACK INTO THELOOK, - OFFICE IF YOU LIKE, YOU CAN COME - BACK IN O OR THREE DAYS A WEEK - AND SPEND THE OTR COUPLE OF - DAYS AT HOME. - THAT'S, YOU OW, THE PROMISED - LAND, BUT THAT'S DEFINITELY NOT - WHERE WE ARE NOW. - >> Woodruff: ALL THAT AND MORE - ON TONIGHT'S PBS NEWOUR. - >> MAJOR FUNDING FOR THE PBS

- NEWSHOUR HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY: - E - >> LN'T A STRAIGHT LINE, - AND SOMETIMES YOU CAN FIND - YOURSELF HEADING IN A NEW - DIRECTION. - FIDELITY IS HERE TO HELP YOU - WORK TOUGH THE UNEXPECTED, - WITHINANCIAL PLANNING AND - ADVICE FOR TODAY, AND TOMORROW. - P - >> CARNEGIE ATION OF NEW - YORK.

- SUPPORTING INNOVATIONS IN - EDUCATION, DEMOCRATIC - ENGAGEMENT, AND THE ADVANCEMENT - OF INTERNASEONAL PEACE AND - RITY. - AT carnegie.org. - >> AND WITH THE ONGOING SUPPORT - OF THESE INSTITUTIONS: - AND INDIVIALS. - >> THIS PROGRAM WAS MADE - POSSIBLE BY THE CORPORATION FOR - PUBLIC BROADCASTING. - AND BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO YOUR PBS - STATION FROM VIEWERS LIKE YOU. - THANK YOU. - >> Woodruff: THE TOLL OF THE - COVID-19 PANDEMIC IS ON VIVID - DISPLAY AGAIN TONIGHT. - NEW NUMBERS PAINT A STARK - PICTURE OF THE COST TO THE - NATION, IN HUMANND ECONOMIC - TERMS. - JOHN YANG GINS OUR COVERAGE. - >> Yang: IT'S A DEATH TOLL OF - EPIC PROPORTIONS. - MORE THAN 100,000 AMERICANS HAVE

- NOW LOSTHEIR LIVES TO THE - CORONAVIRUS. - BUT HEALTH OFFICIALS FEAR THAT - BECAUSE OF TTING SHORTAGES AND - UNREPORTED CASES, THE ACTUAL - NUMBER COULD BE EVEN HIGHER. - NEWSPAPERS FROM COAST TO COAST - MARKED THE SOMBER OCCASION BYNO - HORING THE DEAD WITH TRIBUTES - EMBLAZONED ACROSS THEIR FRONT - PAGES. - PRESIDENT TRUMP ACKNOWLEDGED THE - TOLL IN A TWEET: "WE HAVE JUSTRY - REACHED A AD MILESTONE. - I WANT TO EXTEND MY HEARTFELT - ATHY & LOVE FOR EVERYTHI - THAT THESE GREAT PEOPLE STOOD - FOR & REPRESENT." - WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY - KAYLEIGH McENANY: - >> T PRESIDENT RECOGNIZED TH - LANDMARK BEFORE WE EVEN HIIT. - THE PRESIDT, THAT WAS AFTER - ALL THE IMPETUS BEHIND HIM - LOWERING THE FG HALF STAFF. - THE PRESIDENT HAS SAID ONE DEATH - IS TOO MANY. - HE TAKES THIVERY SERIOUSLY. - HE'S SAID BEFORE THIS IS THE - HARDEST PART OF HIS PRESIDCY. - IT'S SOMETHING THAT NO ONE - WANTED TO SEE HAPPEN. - Yang: AT LEAST 44 OF THOSE - DEATHS HAVE BEEN WORKERS AT - MEATPACKING PLANTS. - THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST

- MEATPACKING UNION ESTIMATES MORE - THAN 3,000F ITS WORKERS HAVE T - BEEN INFECTED VUS. - MEANWHILE, COVID-19 CONTINUES TO - INFLICT A DEVASTATING ECONOMIC - TOLL AS WELL. - THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE LOSING JOBS - SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN HIT - NEARLY 41 MILLION, WITH TODAY'S - REPORT THAT ANOTHER 2.1 MILLION - AMERICANS FILED FOR UNEMPLOYMENT - BENEFITS LAST WEEK. - IN WASHINGTON, THE HOUSE TRIED - TO HELP, PASSING AIPARTISAN - BILL TO MAKE THE TERMS OF THE - PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM MORE - FLEXIBLE, TO GIVE SMALL - BUSINESSES MORE TIME TO TAKE - ADVANTAGE OF FEDERAL LOANS. - THE MEASURE NOW GOES TO THE - NATE. - AS COMPANIES SLOWLY RE-OPEN - HIRE. DOORS, SOME ARE LOOKING TO - BUT THEY'RE TRYING TO DO SOY - SMARTLD SAFELY. - IN PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, AN - CIEN-AIR JOB FAIR IN A PARKING - LOT TO MAINTAIN - DISTANCING. - >> IT'S FOSAFETY AND I SUPPORT - EVERYTHING ABOUT THE SAFETY AND - THE HEALTH OF EVERYBODY AND I AM - WILLING TO DO WHATEVER IT TAKES - TO KEEP EVERYBODY HEALTHY AND - SAFE.

- I DON'T MIND IT AT ALL. - >> Yang: FARTHER NOR - CALIFORNIA, THE SOLANO TOWN - CENTER MALL IN FAIRFIELD IS BA - OPEN FOR BUSINESS. - IT'S THE FIRST INDOOR MALL TO - RE-OPEIN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY - AREA, BUT FOOT TRAFFIC REMAINS - LIGHT. - >> I'M NOT REALLY WORRD AS - LONG AS I KEEP MY DISTANCE FROM - ANYONE. - >> Yang: IN COLORADO, SKIERS CAN - HIT THE SLOPES AGAIN AT THE - ARAPAHOE BASIN SKI AREA IN - SUMMIT COUNTY. - BUT FACE MASKS ARE REQUIRED AND - ADMITTANCE IS CAPPED AT 600 - SKIERS A DAY. - >> IT'S GREAT TO GET BACK OUT - FOR SURE. - YOU KNOW I MEAN IT'S JUST - GETTING THE LEGS BACK FROM - NOODLES TO MUSCLE. - >> Yang: OVERSEAS, COVID-19 - CASES CONTINUED TO SPIKE IN - INDIA TODAY WITH MORE THAN 6,500 - NEW INFECTIONS REPORTED. - THE COUNTRY'S TWO-MONTH-OLD - LOCKDOWN IS SCHEDULED TO END ON - SUNDAY. - SPAIN IS IN THE MIDST OF A 10- - Y MOURNING PERIOD FOR E MORE - THAN 27,000 LIVES THNTRY - AND IN PARIS, HEALTH CARE - WORERS AND HUNDREDS OF THEI - SUPPORTERS PROTESTED OUTSIDE A - HOSPITAL, TO DEMAND BETTER WORK

- CONDITIONS. - >> ( translated ): WE ARE AFRAID - THAT ULTIMATELY PUBLIC HOSPITALS - WILL COLLAPSE.NE - HEALTH IS EVER MATTER, FOR - YOU AND R US, AND WE NEED TO - PRESERVE IT. - IT IS ONE OF THE PILLARS OF OUR - DEMOCRACY. - >> Yang: THAT COMES AS THE - EUROPEAN COMMISSION IN BRUSSELS - PLEDGED TO BE BETTER PREPARED IN - THE FUTURE. - IT ANNOUNCED PLANS TODAY TO SET - UP A PERMANENT STOCKPILE OF - ESNTIAL DRUGS AND MEDICAL - EQUIPMENT. - >> NEVER AGAIN DO WE WANT TO SEE - OUR HEALTHCARE WORKERS HAVING TO - CHOOSE WHICH PATIENT RECEIS - LIFE-SAVING EQUIPMENT. - >> Yang: FOR THE PBS NEWSHOUR, - I'M JOHN YANG. - >> Woodruff: COMMUNITIES IN - MINNEAPOLIS ARE REELING FROM THE - DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD, THE - BITTER RELATIONSHIP MANY - RESIDENTS FEEL WITH LAW - ENFORCEMENT AND HOW PROTESTS - HAVE CHANGED OVER THE PAST DAY. - YAMICHE ALCINDOR BEGINS OUR - COVERAGE TONIGHT WITH A REPORT

- ON THE LATEST. - THEN, AMNA NAWAZ SPEAKS WITH A - COMMUNITY LEADER FROM THE TWIN - CITIES. - THIS REPORTING IS PART OF OUR - ONGOING SERIES, "RACE MATTERS." - >> Alcindor: VIOLENT PROTESTS.Y - A COMMUNITELING. - AND A CASE THAT CONTINUES TO - CAPTURE THE NATION. - MINNEAPOLIS IN DAYLIGHT... - SMOKE, STILL BILLOWING FROM - SCATTERED ON THE GROUND...RIS - FOR A SECOND NIGHT, - RMONSTRATIONS BROKE OUT O - THE DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD. - AND AGAIN, THERE WAS VIOLENCE; - AMID THE CHAOS, ONE MAN WAS SHO. - DE - THIS - ACVATE IN RESPONSED TO UNREST. - THE CITY HAS BEEN ON EDGE, WHEN - A MINNEAPOLIS POLICE OFFICER - KNEELED ON HIS NECK FOR SOME - EIGHT MINUTES. - FLOYD, A BLACK MAN, HAD NO PULSE - BY THE TIME HE WAS LOADED INTO - AN AMBULANCE. - THE 46-YEAR-OLD LATER DIED AT A - NEARBY HOSPITAL. - MAYOR JACOB FREY HAS CALLED FORD - THE NATIONAL G - TODAY, HE ACKNOWLEDGED THE - CIAIAST NIGHT IS THE RESULT OF - BUILT N:UP ANGERND - SADNESS.

- ANGER AND SADNESS THAT HAS BEEN - INGRAINED IN OUR BLACK COMMUNITY - NOT JUST BECAUSE FIVE MINUTES OF - HORROR, BUT 400 YEARS. - >> Alcindor: YESTERDAY, THE - PROTESTS STARTED PEACEFUL. - HUNDREDS STOOD IN THE STREETS - JUST SOUTH OF DOWNTOWNTI - PROT FLOYD'S - DEATH. - BUT POCKETS OF RIOTING SPREAD. - LOOTERS BROKE INTO A TARGET - STORE, SMASHED PAWN SHOP - WINDOWS, AND SET AN AUTO ZONE - AFLAME. - MINNEAPOLIS POLI CHIEF MEDARIA - ARRADONDO:MA - >> THE VASRITY OF PEOPLE - THAT HAVE COME TOGETHER HAVE - BEEN DOING SO PEACEFULLY. - BUT THERE WAS CORE GROUP OF - PEOPLE WHO THAT HAD REALLY BEEN - FOCUD ON CAUSING SOME - DESTRUCTION. - >> Alcindor: AND, D - PARTIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE - CITY'S PAIN:TEEPHE A - >> I KNOW THERE IS CURRENTLY A - DEFICIT OF HOPE IN OUR CITY. - AND AS I WEAR TH UNIFORM - BEFORE YOU I KNOW THAT THIS - DEPARTMENT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO - THAT DEFICIT OF HOPE.>> - lcindor: TODAY, WHITE HOUSE - PRESS SECRETARY KAYLEIGH McENANY - SAID PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS BEEN - BRIEFED ON FLOYD'S DEATH BY THE - ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE F.B.I. - AP HE WAS VERY UPSET BY IT.

- IT WAS EGREGIOUSLLING, - TRAGIC, AND IT PROMPTED HIM TO - PICK UP THE PHONE, OR IEF - OF STAFF TO PICK UP THE PHONE, - AND SAY WE NEED TO EXPEDITE WHAT - WAS ALREADY AN F.B.I. - INVESTIGATION. - HE WANTS JUSTICE TO BE SERVED. - >> Alcindor: THAFICOMES AS THE - R WHO KNEELED ON FLOYD'S - NECK, AND THE OFFICERS WHO - WITNESSED THE INCIDENT HAVE BEEN - FIRED. - MAYOR FREY HAS CALLED FOR THEM - TO FACE CHARGES. - ACROSS THE COUNTRY, POLICE - IEFS IN PLACES LIKE HOUSTON - AND LOS ANGELES HAVE CONDEMNED - FOE OFFICERS' ACTIONS, AND - PRAISED ARRADONDTHEIR - DISMISSAL. - IT COMES AS POLICE DEPARTMENTS - HAVE DEVOTED MORE RESOTO - T-ESCALATION TRAINING AND - BUILDING COMMUNIST. - IN THE WAKE OF VIOLENCE, - COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND FLOYD'SIO - FAMILY HAVE CAD PROTESTERS - TO REMAIN NONVIOLENT. - TODAY, THAT WAS ECHOED IN A - PRAYER VIGIL NEARBY THE GROCERY - STORE WHERE FLOYD WAS DETAINED. - IT - SHARPTON. REVEREND AL - >> THERE IS A DIFFEREN BETWEEN - PEACE AND QUIET. - ME PEOPLE JUST WANT QUIET. - THE PRICE FOR PEACE IS JUSTICE. - >> Alcindor: SHARPTON URGED THE

- COMMUNITY TO STAY ENGAGED WHILE - THEY MOURN. - YAMICHE ALCINDOR.OUR, I'M - >> Nawaz: WE TAKE A FURTHER LOOK - ATHE EVENTS OVERNIGHT AND A - ELNSE OF WHAT RESIDENTS OF THE - TWIN CITIES ARE G TODAY - WITH TYRONTERRILL, A LONG-TIME - COMMUNITY ACTIVIST ANDRESIDENTFR - OF THEAN AMERICAN - LEADERSHIP COUNCIL, A LOCAL - COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT GROUP.OU - ASELL KNOW, THE EYES OF - THE COUNTRY ARE ON MINNEAPOLIS. - PEOPLE ARE LOOKING AT THOSE - IMAGES OF THE UNREST OVERNIGH - STRUGGLING TO MAKE SENSE OF IT. - WE HEARD MAYOR FREY TALK ABOUT - THE ANGER AND SADNESS. - WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT WHAT - UNFOLDED LAST NIGHT IN - MINNEAPOLIS AN WHAS HAPPENING - THERE NOW? - >> WELL, WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW, - AND FIRST, THANKS FOR HAVING ME, - BUT WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW IS WE - WANT JUSTICE, AND JUSTICE - MEANING THAT WE WANT THE OFFICER - NOT ONLY TERMINATEDWHICH WE - GOT FROM OUR TWO-HOUR MEETING ON - MONDAY WITH MAYOR FREY AND THE - CHIEF, BUT WE WANT THE OFFICERS

- CHARGED BY OUR LOCAL COUNTY - ATTORNEY. - WE WANT HIM TO CHARGE THESE - OFFICERS, HAVE THEM ARRESTED, - HAVE THEM PUT IN JAIL, AND THEY - MAY MAKE BAIL, BUT TO SERVE AS - ANY OTHER CRIMINAL WHO COMMITS - MURDER IN OUR CITY, AND - MR. FLOYD WAS MURDERED BY A - MINNEAPOLIS POLICE OFFICER, AND - THAT OFFICER NEEDS TO BE TRA TED - ASRIMINAL THAT HE IS. - >> Nawaz: HAS WHAT YOU'VE SEEN - SO FAR, THE SWIFT FIRING OF THE - FOUR OFFICERS, MAYOR FREY - PUBLICLY CALLING FOR CHARGES, WE - JUST NOW HAD A PRESS CONFERENCE - TOOM THE S. ATEY IN - MINNESOTA AND THE F.B.I. SAYING - IT'S A TOP PRIORITY, DOES ALL OF - THAT GIVE YOU A SENSE THAT THERE - WILL BE JUSTICE? - >> I HAVE A SENSE OF JUSTICE - FROM MY U.S. ATTORNEY, ERICA - McDONALD. - WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME WITH HERX - IN THE LAST TO EIGHT MONTHS, - SO I BELIEVE IF SHE GETS THE - RIGHT REPORT ON HER CEMBER - THANK SHE WILL FIND THESE - OFFICER GUILTY OF VIOLATING THE - HUMAN RIGHTS OF MR. FLOYD, BUT - IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT THAT OU

- COUNTY ATTORNEY DOES HIS PART. - HE PROSECUTED HIS FIRST OFICER, - WHICH WAS A BLACK OFFICER, AND - HE IS IN PRISON NOW, FOR KILNG - SOMEBODY. - WE WANT THE SAME THING DONE WHEN - A WHITE OFFICER KILLS A BLK - PERSON FROM OUR COMMUNITY. - >> Nawaz: I NEED TO ASK YOU - ABOUT THE VIDEO. - THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF DEBATE ANO - DISCUSSION THIS OVER THE - LAST JUST FEW DAYS. - WE ALL KNOW THE TRUTH IN - AMERICA. - WE KNOW THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT - DISPROPORTIO - MEN, AND EVERY TIME THERE IS A - VIDEO DOCUMENTING THAT - DEVASTATING TRUTH, PEOPLE WILL - THINK, WELL, THIS WILCHANGE - THINGS, THIS WILL HELP. - IT DOESN'T. - IT KEEPS HAPPENING. - I WANT TO ASK YOU, WHAT IS THE - COLLECTIVE IMPACT OF VIDEO AFER - VIDEO DOCUMENTING THIS. - IS IT HELPING, IS IT LEADING TO - CHANGE, OR IS IT JUST - CONTRIBUTING TO THE TRAUMA? - >> WELL, IT LEADS TO CHANGE, - BECAUSE WITHO VIDEO, WHETHER - IT WAS STEELE, MR. FLOYD, - WITHOUT VIDEO, THERE WOULD BE

- CAUSENG HAPPENING, BE - NORMALLY PEOPLE SIDE ON THE SIDE - OF BLUE, AND SO THE VIDEOS ARE - VERY, VERY IMPORTANT, BECSE - THE PUBLIC FIRSTHAND GETS TO SEE - UNTAMPERED, THE FINISHED - PRODUCT. - SO PEOPLE NEED THE VIDEO. - WITHOUT THE VIDEOS, WE DON'T GET - THEM FIRED. - THE VIDEO GOTEDIM F - THE VIDEO GOT THE FOUR OFFICERS - VIDEO, I KEEP TLLING EVERYBODY, - KEEP VIDEOING. - THOSE VIDEOS ARE VRY IMPORTANT, - AND THEY'RE THE ONLY WAY THAT WE - HAVE CHANCE TO GET JUSTICE. - >> Nawaz: IT'S BEEN CALED BY - SOME AS CONTRIBUTING TO A - WHEN THERE ISN'T ANY ACTION TO - BE BACK OF VIDEO AFTER VIDEO, IT - CAN END UPG MAKININGS WORSE - FOR PEOPLE IN THE AFRICAN - AMERICAN COMMUNITY. - DO YOU AGREE WITH THAT? - >> WELL, WHAT HAS TO HAPPEN, AND - I'VE SAID THIS NUMEROUS TIMES, - PRESIDENT OBAMA HAD COMMUNITY - POLICING, SICK PILLARS. - PILLAR SHOULD BE VUING THEFIRST

- HUMANITY OF BLOCK PEOPLE AS YOU - THIS WHITE PEOPLE. - IF YOU MAKE A STOE P IN THSAME - WAY YOU DO A WHITE PERSON, - FICER WOULD - THE A WHITE PERSON. - SO WHEN YOU DON'T VALUE OUR - HUMATY, YOU DON'T VALU US AS - HUMANS, AND YOU TREAT US AS - ANIMALS, AND THAT'S THE WAY - MR. FLOYD WAS TREATING, HE S - BEGGING FOR HIS MOTHER AT THED. - IT'S JUST PAINFUL TO EVEN THINK - ... NONE OF US WANT THE - DIE, BUT TO DIE IN THAT MANNER, - AT THE HANDS OF SOMEONE THAT'S - HIRED TO PROTECT AND SRVE, ON - THE STREETS HE WAS RAISED IN OR - AS AN DULL LIVING IF - NNEAPOLIS, IT'S UNHEARD OF. - IT HAS TO STOP. - WE KEEP SAYI ON EACH ONE. - I THINK AS THE MOTHER OF ERIC - GARNER SAID HERE DAYIF IT - HAD STOPPED FIVE, SIX YEARS AGO - WHEN HER SON WAS KILLED, WHN HE - SAID "I CAN'T BREATHE," I - ITULDN'T BE DOING IT AGAIN - TODAY. - NOT JUST GOING TO TAKE

- BLACK AMERICA BY ALL AMERICANS - SAYING ENOUGH IS ENOUGH WITH O - THESE KIF KILLINGS. - >> Nawaz: MR. TERRILL, DOES - >> IT DOESN'T. - IT DOESN'T FEEL DIFFERENT. - I UNDERSTAND THE PAIN, BUT THIS - IS A MARATHON NOW. - AFTER THE RALLIES AR GONE, - THOSE OF US IN MINNEAPOLIS WILL - STILL HAVE TO FIGHT THIS FIGHTET - TOA VERDICT OF GUILTY FROM - . R COUNTY ATTORNEY OR FROM - HOPEFULLY OUR UTORNEY. - SO THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF - A LONG RACE THAT MAY OF US WILL - HAVE TO ENDURE. - BUT WE'RE GOING TO DO IT, - BECAUSE MR. FLOYD DESERVES - JUSTICE. - HE DOESN'T DESERVE ALL THE OTHER - STUFF THAT'S GOING ON NOW, BUT A - 46-YEAR-OLD MAN LOST HIS LIFE, - BUT MURDERED BECAUSE HE WAS - BLACK INERICA. - >> NawazTHAT IS TYRONE P

- TERRILSIDENT OF THE - AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP - COUNCIL. - THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WITH - US TONHIGHT. - >>K YOU FOR HAVING ME. - >> Nawaz: IN THE DAY'S OTHER - NEWS CHINA'S NATIONAL PEOPLE'S - CONGRESS RATIFIED PLANFOR A - NATIONAL SECURITY LAW TO TIGHTEN - BEIJING'S CONTROL OVER HONG - KONG. - THE CEREMONIAL LEGISLATURE'S - ACTION MEANS THE NEW LAW COULD - TAKE EFFECT IN SEPTEMBER. - THE PROPOSAL HAS SPARKED NEW - PROTESTS IN NG KONG. - WE'LL TAKE A CLOSER LOOK, LATER - IN THE PROGRAM. - BACK IN WASHINGTON, HOUSE - DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SHELVED A - BILL TO RENEW SURVEILLANCE - TOOLS. - THAT CAME AFTER PRESIDENT TRUMP - PROMISED A VETO. - HE HAS LINKED THE FOREIGN - INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE ACT, - KNOWN AS FISA, TO ABUSES IN THE - RUSSIA INVESTIGATION.US - E SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI - SHARPLY CRITICIZED REPUBLICANS - AIDAY FOR FOLLOWING HIS LEAD.

- >> THE PRESIDENTHE WOULD - VETO THE BILL, SO THEN ALL OF - THE REPUBLICANS ABANDONED THEIR - COMMITMENT TO SECURITY, AND SAID - THAT THEY WERE GOING TO VOTE - AGAINST THE BILL. - THIS HAS ALWAYS BEEN BIPARTIN. - >> Woodruff: THE BILL ORIGINALLY - PASSED THE HOUSE WITH BIPAUTISAN - SUPPORT,AS AMENDED IN THE - SENATE. - NOW, THE TWO CHAMBERS WILL - NEGOTIATE. - HOUSE MINORITY LEADER KEVIN - McCARTHY DEFENDED REPUBLICANS' - E VETOAL, IN LIGHT OF - THREAT - >> THERE WAS A CONCERN THAT THIS - ID, "WELL, WHY DON'T YOUED, SO I - PAUSE, AND WHY DON'T WE WORK ON - THIS WITH THE MINISTRATION?" - BECAUSE I'M NOT INTERESTED IN - DOING SOME POLITICAL GAME, - BECAUSE I BELIEVE FISA IS VERY - IMPORTANT. - AND LET'S SOLVE THE CONCERNS AND - LET'S MAKE LAW. - >> Woodruff: SCORES OF - PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS IN THE - HOUSE ALSO OPPOSE THE - SURVEILLANCE BILL. - PRESIDENTRUMP SIGNED AN - EXECUTIVE ORDER TODAY AIMED AT - SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES. - HE ACCUSED TM OF BIAS AGAINST

- CONSERVATIVES, AND DIRECTED - FEDERAL AGENCIES TO CONSIDER - ROLLING BACK THEIR LEGAL - LIABILITY PROTECTIONS. - THE PRESIDENT ACTED AFTER - TWITTER SLAPPED FACT-CHECKON - TWO OF HIS TWEETS CLAIMING, - WITHOUT PROOF, THAT MAIL-IN - BALLOTING IS RIFE WITH FRAUD. - A BATTLE OVER BALLOTING IN TEXAS - IS MOVING TO THE FEDERAL COURTS. - THAT'S AFTER THE ALL-REPUBLICAN - STATE SUPREME COURT BLOCKED - MAIL-IN VOTING FOR THOSE WHO - CITE FEAR OF THE CORONAVIRUS. - STATE DEMOCRATS FAVOR EXPANDED - VOTING-BY-MAIL AND SAY THEY'LL - PURSUE A SEPARATE, FEDERAL - LAWSUIT. - ON WALL STREET TODAY, STOCKS - FELL AS U.S. TENSIONS WITH CHINA - ROSE. - THE DOW JONES DUSTRIAL AVERAGE - ST 147 POINTS TO CLOSE AT - AQ,400. - THE NAELL 43 POINTS, AND - THE S&P 500 GAVE UP SIX POINTS. - AN THE BOSTON MARATHON HAS - TIEN CANCELED FOR THE FIRS - IN ITS 124-YEAR HISTORY, DIC TO

- THE PAND - THE RACE WAS ALREADY DELAYED - FROM APRIL TO SEPTEMBER, BUT - ORGANIZERS OFFICIALLY SCRATCHED - IT TODAY. - INSTEAD, RUNNERS WHO VERIFY THEY - RAN A MARATHON ON THEI - WILL GET A FINISHER'S MEDAL. - STILL TO COME ON THE NEWSHOUR: - THE HEAD OF THE SAN FRANCISCO - FEDERAL RESERVE DISCUSSES THE - ECONOMIC CALAMITY OF COVID-19. - CHINA'S GOVERNMENT PASSES A LAW - TO EXERT MORE CONTROL OVER SEMI- - AUTONOMOUS HONG KONG. - WE MARK HOW PASSING ONE HUNDRED - THOUSAND CORONAVIRUS DEATHS WILL - RESHAPE THE U.S. - AND MUCH MORE. - >> Woodruff: THE ECONOMIC TOLL - OF THE PANDEMIC AND THE - SHUTDOWNS IS GROWING.

- MORE THAN 40 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE - LOST A JOB SO FAR. - THE ECONOMY IS EXPECTED TO PICK - UP MOMTUM AS BUSINESS RE- - OPENS. - BUT THERE'S A GROWING DEBATE - ABOUT WHATORE NEEDS TO BE - DONE. - MARY DALY IS THE PRESIDENT OF - THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN - FRANCISCO, ONE OF A DOZEN - REGIONAL FED BANKS AROE - COUNTRY THAT HELP SUPPORT THE - ECOMY. - MARY DALY, WELCOME BACK TO THE - NEWS HOUR. - SO LOOKING AT TODAY'S REPORT ON - THE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYMENT - CLAIMS FILED, SOME ARE LOOKING - AT THAT AND SAYING, WELL, WE SEE - A SLIGHT DECLINE IN THE NUMBER - OF PEOPLE FILING. - MAYBE THAT'S GOOD NEWS. - HOW DOOU SEE IT? - >> WELL, FIRST, THANK OU SO - MUCH OF HAVING ME. - THE NUMBER OF OVER 40 MILLION - REALLY FILING FOR UNEMPLOYMENT - INSURANCE SO FAR IS RELY THE - NUMBER TO PAY ATTENTION. - TO IT'S AN ASTOUNDINGLY LARGE - NUMBER. - THEN, COURSE, AS WE HAVE - GOTTEN MORE PEOPLE THAT HAVE - BEEN DISLOCATE, DISPLACED ON TO - THE UNINSURANCE PROGRAM, YOU SEE

- A SMALR AND SMALLER NUMBER - FILING EACH WEEK, BUT IT'S - IMPORTANT TO STAY FOCUSED ON - THAT TOP-LINE NUMBER ANNOT GET - TOO, TOO EXCITED ABOUT THE - DECLINING NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYMENT - INSURANCE CLAS. - IF YOU EVEN LOOK BEYOND - UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, THERE - ARE COUNTLESS PEOPLETHOUSANDS - OF PEOPLE, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS - OF PEOPLE WHO HAVFE LET THE - WORKFORCE ALL TOGETHER BECAUSE - THEY'RE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR - UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. - THIS IS THE SINGLE BIGGEST - DISLOCATION WE'VE HAD IN OUR - ECONOMY IN OUR RECORDED HITORY. - >> Woodruff: YOU HAVE MADE - LOWER END OF THE INCOME SCALE,E - AND THIS CAME OUT IN A FEDERAL - RESERVE AEPORT, HAVE BEENT - LEAST TWICE AS LIKELY TO BE - THROWN OFF THE ROLLS, OFF THE - WORKER ROLLSAS ANYBODY ELSE. - AND IN OTHER WORDS, TO BE - SUFFERING IN THIS PANDEMIC. - WHY IS THAT? - WHAT DOES THATREAN IN TE OF - OUR ABILITY TO GET BACK TO WHERE - WE WANT TO BE? - >> WELL, THINK ABOUT -- LET'S - PUT SOME FACESO THE PEOPLE.

- THIS IS ONE OF THOSE CRISES THAT - IS BEING BORNE MOST HEFFLEY BY - THE PEOPLE LEAST PREPARED TO GET - IF YOU PUT FACE TSE PEOPLE, - THOSE ARE PEOPLE WITH - SCHOOL EDUCATION, PEOPLE OFIGH - COLOR, WOMEN, PEOPLE WHO ONLY - JUST CAME INTO THE ECONOMY AND - REALLY GOT THEIR LEGS UND THE - AT THE END OF THE EXPANSION. - NOW THEY'RE OUT AGAIN MPLE. - THESE ARE INDIVIDUALS THAT OFTEN - OCCUPY HIGH-TOUCH JOBS, THE JOBS - THAT ARE IN SERVICE OF US IN OUR - ONOMY, AND SO AS WE SHELTERED - IN PLACE, OF COURSE, THOSE ARE - THE VERY JOBS THAT E - DISPLACED. - NOW, WHAT'S RALLY IMPORTANT ASOP - WE N UP AND WE SEE THAT SOME - OF THOSE PEOPLE ARE STILL LEFT - BEHIND IS WE HAVE TO GO BACK AND - MAKE SURE ALL OF THEM ARE - REINTEGRED INTO THE ECONOMY, - BECAUSE WE REALLY CAN'T AFFORD - AS A COUNTRY THE LEAVE ANY OFPE - THOSLE ON THE SIDELINES. - WE NEED EVERYONE IF WE'RE GOING - TO GET BACK TO THE GROWTH RATE - THAT WE NEED TO MOVE FORWARD. - >> Woodruff: AND WHAT ARE SOMES - OF THE BEST WAO DO THAT? - AS YOU KNOW, CONGRESS IS

- DEBATING HOW MUCAND WHERE - THE AID SHOULD GO, WHETHER IT - SHOULD GO TO THE UNEMPLOYED, - WHETHER IT SHOULD GO TO SMALL - BUSINESSES, THE CHAIRN OF THE - FEDERAL RESERVE, JEROME POWTHL, - HAS SAIDE IS A ROLE FOR THE - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, F - CONGRESS, PARTICULARLY AMONG - OTHER THINGS IN SUPPORTING STAE - D LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WHO EMPLOY - THESE FRONT-LINE WORK ERS. - HODO YOU SEE THAT? - >> I REALLY WANT TO EXPAND OUR - CONVERSATION AWAY FROM - TRADE-OFFS. - I DON'T THINK IT'S STATE AND - LOCAL OR SMALL BUSINESSES OR THE - UNEMPLOYED. - IT REALLY HAS TO BE EVERYONE. - I FEEL REALLY GOOD ABOUT AT - WE'VE DONE AS A NATION TO GET - MONEY INTO THE HANDS OF THE - UNEMPLOYED REALLY QUICKLY. - THE PPP PROGRAM IS GETTING MONEY - INTO THE HANDS OF SMALL - BUSINESSES. - STATES AND LOCALITIES, THEY'RE - THE FIRST LINE FOR THE - COMMUNITIES THAT WE ALL SERVE, - AND THEY'RE GOING TO NEED - RESOURCESO AS CONGRESS LOOKS - ARE THE POCKETS WH THERE ISWHERE - STILL PAIN, STILL SUFFERING,

- WHERE WE STILL NEED TO TREAT, - AND THE POSH THING IS THAT WE'RE - STILL HAVING A CONVERSATION, AND - THEN WE ALL RECOGNIZE THAT WENE - A BRIDGE, BECAUSE IT'S OVER - THE COONAVIRUS, PAST THEEM - PA, AND THE BRIDGE IS - LIKELY TO NEED TO BE LONGER THAN - >> Woodruff: AND WOESONTHS AGO. - THAT MEAN EXACTLY IN TERMS OF - SUORT FRO WASHINGTON, BECAUSE - AS WE KNOW, STATES ARE RUNNING - OUT OF MONEY.LO - L GOVERNMENTS ARE RUNNING - OUT OF MONEY. - >> WHAT I HEAR BEING DISCUSSED, - STENINGHINK WE'RE ALL LI - TO THE SAME NEWS AS THIS, BUT - WHAT I HEAR BEING DISCUSSED IS - HOW DO TAKE CARE OFATES - AND LOCALITIES SO THEY CAN - SUPPORT HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS - AND HEALTHCARE FACILITIES, SO - THEY CAN SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL - FACILITIES AS THEY FIGURE OUT - HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH EDUCATING - PEOPLE FROM KINDERGARTEALL THE - WAY THROUGH COLLEGE IN A WAY - WHERE YOU HAVE TO SOCIAL - DISTANCE, AND SOTHINK THESE - ARE REALLY IMPORTANT - CONVERSATIONS, BECAUSE - ULTIMATELY, YOU KNOW, WHEN WE - GET THROUGH THIS, WE WANT TO BE

- ON THE BEST FOOTING. - INGREDIENTS TO DOIHAT WELL, - MAINTAINING THE HEALTH AND - SAFETY OF OUR POPULATION AND - ENSURICA THAT EDUON AND - ING CONTINUES SO - WE'RE GOING TOA GET PASINT THTRE - PANDEMIC, WE CAN REALLY GROW AND - EXPAND AND INCLUDE EVERYONE IN - THE ECONOMY WITH TH SKILLS - NECESSARY TO TAKE THE JOBS THAT - ARE CREATED. - >> Woodruff: IN CT, I HAVE - READ WHERE YOU HAVE USED THE - PUT A GIANT MAGNIFYING GLASS ONS - THIS COUNTRY'S INKITIES IN - EDUCATION -- INEQUITIES IN - EDUCATION. - ISHIS A TIME WHEN T COUNTRY - CAN AFFORD TO REDRESS THAT, TO - DO SOMETHING ABOUT THAT? - >> YEAH, I THINK THE WAY I THINK - OF IT IS WE CAN'T AFFISORD NOT . - AS SOMETHING THAT WAS NOT - SIMPLY ABOUTAIRNESS BEFORE THE - CORONAVIRUS. - IT WAS ESSENTIAL TO INCREASIN - OUR POTENTIAL GROWTH RATE, - ENSURING THAT THE PIE GROWS FOR - OUR ENTIRE ONOMY. - WE HAVE TO INCLUDE EVERYONE. - THAT'S IMPORTANT. - IT HAS BECOME MORE IMPORTANT NOW - WHEN W SEE THAT CIAL - DISTANCING AND OTHER KINDS OF

- THINGS ARE GOING TO BE - IMPORTANT. - IF Y HAVE A COLLEGE EDUCATION, - YOU'RE MUCH MORE LIKELY TO BE - WORKING FROM HOME. - THERE ARE JOBSAT ARE GOING TO - BE CREAT THAT ALLOW ALL OF OUR - CITIZENS TO DO THAT, ALL - AMERICANS. - WE NEED TO ENSURE THEY HAVE THE - EDUCATION THAT'S REQUIRED, AND - MY VIEW OF THIS IS AINVESTMENT - IN HUMAN CAPITAL IS ONE OF THE - GREATEST INVESTMENTS YOU CAN - MAKE. - IT'S ABE MOST DUR. - AND THAT KIND OF INVESTMENT IS - ONE YOU CAN DEFINITELY AFFORD TO - MAKE AND IS DEFAITELY ONE THT - WILL HELP ALL OF US. - >> Woodruff: THERE ARE ALSO - QUESTIONS, MARY DALY, ABOUT WHAT - THE FED ITSELF CAN DO. - OF COURSE, IT'S ALREADY DONE A - LO A LOT OF MEY HAS BEEN - MADE AVAILABLE TO BUSINESSES FOR - LENDING, BUT I THINK THERE'S - STILL QUESTIONS OUT TRE ABOUT - THE MAIN STREET LENDING PROGRAM, - WHETHER IT'S GOING TO RECH - ENOUGH BUSINESSES TO MAKE A - DIFFERENCE. - WHAT'S YOUR VIEW? - >> SO AGAIN, WE'RE ONE OF MANYAY - S, RIGHT, SO THE PAYCHECK - PROTECTION PROGRAM, THAT'S - REALLY MEND TO TREAT THE SMALL - BUSINESSES.

- LARGER BUSESSES, YOU KNOW, - VERY LARGE BUSINESSES HAVE - ACCESS TO CAPITAL MARKETS WITH - OTHER FACILITIES WE OPENED - RLPED SETTLE, AND THEN THE MAIN - STREET FACILITY ALLY - TARGETING THOSE BUSINESSES THAT - ARE BIGGER THAN THE SMALL - BUSINEES AND NOT IN TH - YCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM, AND - SMALLER THAN THE VERY LARGE - BUSINESSES BY GIVING THEM ACCESS - TO LENDING FACILITIES THAT ALLOW - THEM TO BRIDGE THEMSELVES OVER - IT. - SO WE'LL KEEP DOING WHAT WE HAVE - BEEN DOING, WHICH IS PUT TS - FACILITY OUT THERE, SEE IF - THERE'S STILL POCKETS OF NEED, - POCKETS OF CONCERN, AND THEN DO - OUR POWER IN COMBINATION WITH - THE TREASURY TO REALLY FIGURE - T HOW TO REACH THOSE PEOPLE IN - NEED. - THE MAIN THING THAT I WANT T - EMPHASIZE, THOUGH, IS THE - FEDERAL RESERVE IS NOT JUST - OPENING FACILITIES. - WEE ALSO SUPPORTING THE - ECONOMY THROUGH, YOU KNOW, - LOWERING INTEREST RATES, THROUGH - NETARY POLICY AND GIVING - FORWARD GUIDANCE THAT SAYS WE'RE - COMMITTED TO DOINGA T UNTIL - WE'VE DEFEATED THE CORONAVIRUSCK - AND WE'RE N TRACK WITH

- PRICE STABILITY AND FULL - EMPLufMENT. - >> Woo MARY DALY, - PRESIDENT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK. - THANK YOAPVERY MUCH. - WERECIATE IT. - >> THANK YOU. - W - druff: CHINA'S MOVES TO - IMPOSE GREATER CONTROL OVER HONT - KONG CONTINUAY, WITH A - FORMAL LEGISLATIVE PROCESS SET - FORTH IN BEIJING.HE - IN RESPONSE,.S., UNITED - KINGDOM, ATRALIA, AND CANADA - DENOUNCED THE MOVE; AND THE - BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY RAISED - AN EXTRAORDINARY PROSPECT IFIJ - G PERSISTS: CITIZENSHIP - FOR 300,000 HONG KONGERS HOLDING - BRITISH PASSPORTS, WHICH DATE TE - RE THE CITY'S HANDOVER TO - CHINA. - HERE'S NICK SCHIFRIN. - >> Schifrin: THIS IS HOW HONG - DKONG ACTIVISTS SAY LIBERS; - TO THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE. - (APPLAUSE)TH - NATIONAL PEOPLE'S CONGRESS,

- BEIJING'S RUBBER-STAMP - PARLIAMENT, ENDORSED A - LEGISLATIVE PATHWAY THAT COULD - EFFECTIVELY END HONG KONG'S - SPECIAL STATUS. - THE VOTE WAS 2,878 TO ONE. - IN A PRESS CONFERENCE, CHINA'S - SECOND HIGHEST RANKING OFFICIAL - SAID BEIJING WAS MAINTAINING - SECURITY AND STABILITY. - >> ( translated ): THE DECISION - ADOPTED IS DESIGNED TO ENSURE - THE STEADY AND LONG-TERM - IMPLEMENTATION OF 'ONE COUNTRY, - TWO SYSTEMS' AND HONG KONG'S - LONG-TERPROSPERITYND - STABILITY. - Schifrin: PRO-DOCRACY - ACTIVISTS SAY THIS IS BEIJING'S - VERSION OF STABILITY-- - POLICE SLAMMING A REPORTER TO - THE GROUND DURING YESTERDAS - PROTESTS. - FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY, HONG - KONG HAS PROVIDED ITS CITIZENS - FREEDOMS, INCLUDING TODEMONSTRA. - THOSE FREEDOMS DO NOT EXIST IN C - MAINLANA. - AND PRO-DEMOCRACY ADVOCATES FEAR - THIS LEGISLATION, IS A DEATH - BLOW. - NI TO A LOT OF PEOPLE, THIS IS - AT LEAST THE BEG OF THE - END OF FREEDOM. - AND NOW IF YOU TAKE AWS

- ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF THIS - WOERFUL CITY, WHAT WOULD B - LEFT? - >> Schifrin: ALVIN YEUNG IS A - PRO-DEMOCRACY LEGISLATOR, WHO'S - PROTESTED AGAINST HONG KG'S - PRO-BEIJING GOVERNMENT. - HE SAYS YOUNG PEOPLE STARTED - G HONG KONG'S STREETS LA - YEAR TO FIGHT AN EROSION OF - FREEDOMS. - LOST, AND ARE CONSGEAR THEY HAVE - LEAVING. - >> AND THEY THOUGHT MAYBE IT'S - TIME TO BRING THE KIDS ABROAD SO - FROM ALL THIS FEAR. FREE - >> Schifrin: WHAT WHAT CAN YOU - DO? - CAN YOU REALLY FIGHT THIS AT - ALL? - >> WELL, TO BE PERFECTLY FRANK, - I WOULD BE EXTREMELYSP - IRSIBLE IF WE IF I SAY - THERE ARE LOTS OF OPTIONS. - IN FACT, OUR OPTIONS ARE - LIMITED. - >> Schifrin: THE NATIONAL - PEOPLE'S CONGRESS DID NOT WRITE - THE FINAL LAW. - THAT WILL BE DONE BY THE - COMMUNIST PARTY'S MOST SENIOR - BODY LATER THIS YEAR. - BUT THEIR AUTHORIZATION TO DRAFT - THE LAW INCLUDES TWO MAJOR - CHGES TO HONG KONG: - FOR THE FIRST TIME IT ALLOWS" - RELEVANT NATIONAL SECURITY - ORGANS OF THE CENTRAL PEOPLE'S - GOVERNMENT" TO BE BASED IN HONG - KONG.AN - AND IT SAYACTIVITIES THAT - COULD "SUBVERT STATE POWER,""

- SPLIT THE COUNTRY," OR" - SERIOUSLY ENDANGER NATIONAL - SECURITY" WILL BE PUNISHED. - BEIJING SAYS THOSE PROTESTS LAST - YEAR TURNED VIOLENAND BECAME" - HOMEGROWN TERRORISM." - AND BEIJING ARGUES THESE - DEMONSTRATORS WERE ENCOURAGED BY - THE U.S. - TODAY FOREIGN MINIRY SPOKESMAN - ZHAO LIJAN SAID BEIJING WAS - PUSHING BACK ON AMERICAN - >> (Rtranslated ): CHINA WILL - NEVER WAVER IN ITS DETERMINATION - IF ANYONE INSISTS ON - CHINA, CHINA IS SURE TO TAKE ALL - NECESSARY MEASURES TO FIGHT BACK - RESOLUTELY. - >> Schifrin: BEIJING'S - ASSERTIVENESS IS AN ATTEMPT TO - END WHAT THE COMMUNIST PARTY - CALLS THE CENTURY OF - HUMILIATION. - HONG KONG USED TO BE PART - CHINA. - BUT IN THE 1800s, FOREIGN POWERS - ATTACKED. - AND THE BRITISH RCED CHINA TO - LEASE THE CITY. - IN 1997, THE BRITISH HAND THE - CITY OVER. - AND UNDER A DEAL KWN AS ONE - COUNTRY TWO SYSTEMS, COMMUNIST - CHINA PROMISED HONG KONG COULD - KEEP ITS BRITISH-WRITTEN LAWS - AND INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY. - THE ADMINISTRATION SIJING - HAS NOT KEPT ITS PROMISE, AND IS - DEBATING HOW TO RESPON

- SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS - SAY THEY ARE CONSIDERING - SANCTIONS ON SENR COMMUNIST - PARTY OFFICIALS, OR EVEN ENDING - HONG KONG'S SPECIAL ECONOMICLE - STATUS THAT'TO 1300 - AMERICAN COMPANIES CURRENTLY - BASED IN HONG KONG. - THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY WAR THE - ADMINISTRATION, IT'S NOT TIME TO - ERODE THAT SPECIAL STATUS YET. - >> BY INTRODUCING THIS - LEGISLATION, IT DOESN'T MEAN - THAT HONG KONG IS SUDDENLY A - PART OF CHINA. - HONG KONG WILL RETAIN HONG - KONG'S INDIVIDUAL IDENTITY. - S >> Schifrin: CRAIG ALLENE - PRESIDENT OF THE U.S./CHINA - BUSINESS COUNCIL, WHICH - ADVOCATES FOR U.S. BUSINESSES IN - MAINLAND CHINA AND HONG KO. - HE WANTS THE ADMINISTRATION TO - GO SLOW, BUT HE ALSO WARNS THAT - AMERICAN COMPANIES, ALREADY - WORRIED ABOUT RISING CHINESE - NG IF THE CITY'S RULE OF LAW - IS ERODED. - >> MOST OF THOSE 1300 COMPANIES - ARE THERE BECAUSE OF T RGULE OF - LAW. - TO BE COMPROMISED, THEN HONG - KONG'S VALUE FROM A BUSINESS - PERSPECTIVE IS GREATLY - DIMINISHED.

- >> Schifrin: SOME LONGTIME CHINA - EXPERTS WARN BEIJING COULD STILL - CHANGE ITS MIND ABOUHEHONG KONG, - IFDMINISTRATION'S RESPONSE - IS JUDICIOUS. - DOUG PAAL IS WITH THE CARNEGIE - ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL - PEACE. - >> IF WE'RE DISCRIMINATING IN - THE WAY WE RESPOND, WE CAN - CREATE MORE DEBATE IN CHINA - ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT XI HASCH - OSEN THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR THE - >> Schifrin: BUT THE PRO-SUFF FD - BEIJING'S CRACKDOWN, CALL THAT - NAIVE, AND ARE ASKING THE U.S. - TO RESPOND HARSHLY. - >> PARTIAL SANCTIONS, EMBARGOES - OR EVEN FREEZE THE SEPARATE - ECONOMIC ENTITY IN HONG KONG - WOULD ALSO BE THE WEAPONS FOR - THE WORLD TO LET BEIJING TO KNOW - THAT IT'S A MUST TO COMPLETELY - >> Schifrin: PRESIDENT TRUMPY LT - SAYS HE WILL ANNOUNCE THE U.S.' - RESPONSE, TOMORROW. - THE FATE OF HONG KONG AS A - GLOBAL HUB, IS IN THE BALANCE. - FOR THE PBS NEWSHOUR, I'M NICK - SCHIFRIN. - >> Woodruff: IT IS A TOLL - UNIMAGINABLE TO MANY BEFORE THEC

- PANDTARTED. - MORE THAN 100,000 AMERICANS HAVE - DIED FROM COVID-19 SO FAR. - THE U. NOW HAS ABOUT A THIRD - TO GET SOME PERSPECTIVE ON THIS - MOMENT, I'M JOINED BY - PRESIDENTIALISTORIAN MICHAEL - BESCHLOSS. - AND ANDY SLAVITT, FORMER ACTING - ADMINISTRATOOF THE CENTERS FOR - MEDICARE AND MEDICAID SEICES. - HE'S BEEN A NOTABLHEALTH VOICE - ABOUT ALL OF THIS. - HE HOSTS A PODCAST, "IN THE - BUBBLE." - WELCOME TO BOTH OF YOU. - MICHAEL BESCHLOSS, TO YOU FIRST. - THIS IS A NUMBER THAT'S I THINK - ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR USO - CONCEIVE, THIS MANY DEATHS IN - SUCH A SHORT TIME, JUST MATTER - THREE MONTHS. - IS THERE ANY CALAMITY IN - AMERICAN HISTORY? - MAYBE I SHOULD ASK, WHAT - CALAMITY CAN YOU COMPARE THIS TO - IN AMERICAN HISTORY? - >> WELL, THIS IS... EVEN IF THE - DEATHS DID NOT GROW ANY LARGER, - THIS WOULD BE ONE OF THE GREAT - CALAMITIES AND ONE OF THE - RRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF AMERICAN - HISTORY THAT OUR DECENT DENWI - UNFORTUNALY BE READING

- TO THE FLU PANDEMIC OF GO BACK - 1918/1919. - THAT WAS 670,000 AMERICANS WHO - LOST THER LIVES, BUT THAT WAS - OVER A CENTURY AGO, AND THAT WAE - THE BEFORE MODERN MEDICINE. - SO THINK THAT WE COULD SUFFER - LOSSES LIKE THIS AND THEY MAY BE - GROWING AND THEY MAY BETA LO - LARGER, THAT'S SOMETHING THAT'S - GOING TO LOOM VERY LARGE INER - AN HISTORY. - IT'S A SOMBER EVENING. - >> W, druff: ANDY SLAVII - LOOKED IT UP. - THE UNITED STATES HAS SOMETHING - LIKE 4.5% OF THE GLOBAL - PULATION, AND YET OUR NUMBER - OF COVID DEATHS ARE AROUND % - OF THE GLOBAL NUMBER. - AND YET HERE WE ARE, THE RICHEST - COUNTRY IN THE WORLD WITH SOME - OF THE MOST AS ADVANCED MEDICINE - AND SCIENCE. - HOW COULD THIS HAVE HAPPENED? - >> I THINK WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A - COUPLE OF LEVELS OF REGRET. - YOU KNOW, FIRST I THINK IN - ADVANCE OF COVID COMING HERE,

- NOT RECOGNIZING WHAT WAS GOING - ON IN BEIJING AND THEN IN WOO - WARNED, NOT KEEPA STOCKPILE - READY, NOT BEING PREPARED O - CONTAIN THE VIRUS. - YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE ALL THINGS I - THINK THAT ARE PRTTY WELL-KNOWN - AND I THINK THERE ARE SOME - ESTIMATES ON LIVES THAT COULD - HAVE BEEN SAVED. - I THINK ONCE THEY CAME HERE, OUR - RESPONSE WAS A LITTLE BIT MORE - HANDS OFF AND TEPID THAN IN - HER COUNTRIES AROUND THE - WORLD. - I DON'T THINK THE FEDERAL - GOVERNMENT WANTED TO EMBRACE - OWNERSHIP OF THEHALLENGE AS IT - HAPPENED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE - WORLD, AND SO YOU EVEN SEETHING - PRESIDENT COME OUT EVERY DAY - WEARING A MASK MADE AN ENORMOU - DIFFERENCE IN TAKING A LITTLE - BIT OF MEDICINE EARLY SO THAT WE - COULD HAVE SAVED SOME LIVES, WE - WOULD HAVE OPENED UP THE ECONOMY - EARLIER. - AND TODAY I THINK WE'RETILL IN - A SIMILAR SPOT WHERE WE ARE - DECLARG VICTORY INA MANNER OF - SPEAKING, DECIDING THAT THIS IS - OVER, WHEN THE VIRUS IS REALLY

- ATILL HERE. - IT'S STILL AS DDLY. - IT'S STILL AS CONTAGIOUS. - SO I WORRY THA CT OWETINME MIST. - >> Woodruff: MIC - BESCHLOSS, HOW DO YOU COMPARE - THIS PREDENT'SEADERSHIP AT - THIS TIME WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF - OTHER PRESIDENTS WHO HAV LED - TH COUNTRY THROUGH WAR, - THROUGH PANDEMICS, AND THE REST - OF IT? - >> THAT'S REALLY WHAT YOU HAVE - TO COMPARE IT TO, JUDY, AND - HERE'S A CASE WHERE, YOU KNOW - NEW YORK A TIME OF WAR, A TIME - NO GREAT DEPRESSION, YOU - YOU WANT A PRESIDENT, FIRST OF - AL TO SHOW EMPATHY, THAT HE - UNDERSTANDS WHAT'S GOING ON. - ABRAHAM LINCOLN, AT THE HEIGHT - OF THE CIVILAR, SO MANY PPLE - WERE DYING, THEY CAME TO LINCOLN - AND THEY SAID, "WE NEED TO BUILD - ANOTHER CEMETERY. - WHERE DO YOU WANT IT?" - MY SUMMER HOME SO THAT EVERYNEAR - SINGLE DAY I SEE THE GRAVESG - BEING AND I'M REMINDED OF - ALL THECASUALTIES THAT AE - OCCURRING BECAUSE THE

- DECISIONS I WAS MAKING." - OPLE MIGHT HAVE SAID LINCOLN - WAS MAKING MISTAKES, BUT THEY - NEVER DOUBTED THAT HIS HEARTINWS - T AND HE WAS TRYING TO WORK - OVER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.WAR - ANOTHER PELE EXPECT IN A - CRISIS LIKE THISS A PRESIDENT - TO UNIFY THE COUNTRY. - THAT'S PART OF HIS OATH TO - IS A MORE PEECT UNION. - YOU DON'T NORMALLY IN CRISIS - ISMES SEE A PRESIDENT WHO - DOING ANY LESS THAN, THAT ANY - AMERICANS TOOME TOGETHER - BEHIND A PLAN. - AND THE OTHER THING IS THAT IN A - POLITICAL YEAR, YOU KNOW, WE'VE - HAD PRESIDENTS RUN FOR - REELECTION BEFORE, 19AN, - IN ROOSEVELT WAS RUNNING - FOR A THIRD TERM AT A TIME THAT - MANY AMERICANS RIWERE TERED OF - A WAR WITH JAPAN OR JOURNAL -- - JUCIAL -- GERMANY THAT HTMIG - KILL MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILY. - RATHER THAN TRYING THE GET - VOTES, ROOSEVELT SAID WE NEED TO

- STRENGTHEN OUR DEFENSE AND HAVE - A DRAFT. - THAT LOST HIM VOTES, BUT AT' - WHAT GREAT LEADERS DO IN AN - ELECTION YEAR IN A TIME OFIS - CR - >> Woodruff: PICK UP ON THAT - ANDY SLAVITT. - YOU MENTIONED MASKS A MOMENTAG - YOU MENTIONED THE SLOWNESS IN - SOMEY UARTERS. - CLEAERE ARE SOME PEOPLE - WHO PRAISE PRESIDENT TRUMP FORG - CLOSE COUNTRY OFF TO - VISITORS FROM CHINA. - BUT THERE'S ALSO BEEN A LOT OF - CRITICISM. - WHAT ELSE DO DOES ONE LOOK FOR - AT A MOMENT LIKE THIS FR A - PRESIDENT AT A MOMENT OF HEALTH - CRISIS. - >> WELL, I THINK MICHAEL HASIS - XACTLY RIGHT. - WHAT I THINK FROM A - PRESIDENT PROBABLY - UNDERESTIMATED AND I THINK STILL - UNDERESTIMATES IS AMERICAN - TOLERANCE FOR BAD NEWS DELIVERED - STRAIGHT. - I DON'T THINK THEPUBLIC HERE - EXPECTS ANY MORE OF A MIRACLE - TETHAN IT WAS EXPANYWHERE IN - THE WORLD.

- WE EXPECTED COMPETENCY, DIRECT, - FACT, TRANSPARENT INFORMATION, - AND I THINK IF YOU WOULD HAVE, - DELIVERED THOK, IT'S - IMPOSSIBLE TO GET AN A IN THIS. - TH IS NOT A CRISIS HE - INVENTED. - HE INHERITED ITT, BU AS DAVID - FRUM SAID TO ME, IT IS EASY TO - GET A B. - GETTING A B A LOTABOUT WHATWINS - OUT BEING TRANSPARENT. - IT'S ABOUT BEING STRAIGHT WITH - PEOPLE. - A NUMBER OF GOVERNORS HAVE DNE - THAT AND WHILE THOSE DAY IN AND - DAY OUT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN S - IMPORTANT AS SOME OF THE THINGS - THAT I MENTIONED EARLIER IN - TERMS OF PREVENTING LIVES, THEY - WOULD HAVE HELPED KEEP THIS - UNTRY SUSTAINED AND KEPT - PEOPLE THROUGH A DIFFICULT TIME - AND PROBABLY FOR HIS OWN - POLITICAL STANDPOINT WOULD HAV - BEEN -- I THINK YOU WOULD HAVE - BEEN REWARDED POLITICALLY. - >> Woodruff: MICHAEL - BESCHLOSS, I WANT TO ASK BOTH OF - YOU ABOUT THOAMERICAN PLE. - HOW HAVE AMERICANS COME THROUGHK - CRISESE THIS, CALAMITIES - LIKE THIS IN THE PAST, AND WHAT

- DOES THAT SAY ABOUT HOW WE'RE - LIKELY TO COME THROUGH THIS? - >> THE GOOD NEWS, JUDY, IS LOOK - AT ALL THE THINGS WE'VE BEEN - THROUGH, FROM VALLEY ORGE TO - TERRIBLE NATURAL DISASTERTO - DEPRESSIS AND WARS AND ALL OF - THAT. - HERE WE ARE IN 2020, THEHA - AMERICAN PEOPL THIS - AMAZING ABILITY TO BIND TOGETHER - AND TO BE SILIENT, EVENIF - THEIR LEADERSHIP IS NOT PERFECT. - SO I WOULD SAY THAIF HISTORY - TELLS US ANYTHING, AND IN MY - LINE OF WORK, WE THINK IT TELLS - US A LOT, IT WOULD SUGGEST THAT - THE RESULT OF THIS WILL BE - ASSUMING THAT WE SURVIVE AND - ASSUMI THAT THE COUNTRY STICKS - TOGETHER, WILL SURVIVE AND PROS - INTERIN A WAY THAT MIGHT EVEN - MAKE THIS A BETTER SOCIETY. - AT THE END OF WORLD WAR II, E - CAME BACK FROM EUROPE AND FROM - ASIA, OUR SOLDIS DID, D SAID - THAT WE ONLY FINISHED PART OF - THE JOB WHEN WE DEFEATED THE - GERMANS AND THE JAPANESE. - NOW WE HAVE TO BRING EQUAL - RIGHTS TO ALL AMERICANS. - WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERY

- AMICAN GETS THE BLESSINGS OF - AMERICAN PROSPERITY. - THAT HAS NOT HAPPENED BEFORE - WORLD WAR II, BUT THE OPTIMISTIC - VIEW IS TO THINK THARHAPS AT - THE END OF THIS CRISIS WE WILL - BE IN A SITUATION WHERE WE - DISCOVER NEEDS AND AMBITIONS - THAT WE DIDN'T KNOW BEFORE. - >> Woodruff: ANDY SLAFD, JUST - IN ABOUT 30 SECOND, HOW DO YOAM - SEE THE ICAN PEOPLE COMING - THROUGH THIS? - >> I'M NOT GOING TO REPEAT WHAT - MICHAEL SAID BECAUSE THAT'S - EXACTLY RIGHT. - I THINK WHAT WE SHOULD DO ON A - DAY LI TODAY IS SALE AND - THANK EVERY SINGLE FIRST - RESPONDER, ESSENTIAL WORKER, - HEALTHCARE PROVIDER, DOCTOR,Y - NURSE, TVE BEEN TRUE - HEROES. - WE OWE THEM A DEBT OF GRATITUDE - THAT WILL BE VERY DIFFICULT TO - REPAY. - >> Woodruff: FOR SURE. - AN WE CANNOT SAY THAT OFTEN - ENOUGH. - WE THANK EACH AND EVERY ONE OF - AND WE THANK BOTH OF YOU, ANDYT, - SLAVICHAEL BESCHLOSS. - WE APPRECIATE IT. - >> THANK YOU. - >> Woodruff: MANY OF US, MYSELF - INCLUDED AND MOSAROF OUR STAFF,

- WORKING FROM HOME THESE - ITYS. - AN FAR FROM CLEAR HOW SOON - PEOPLE CAN, WILL OR SHOULD GO - O THEIR WORKPLACE. - THIS COULD HAVE SIGNIFICANT - REPERCUSSIONS FOR WORKERS, - COMPANIES AND THE ETPLACE. - PAUL SOLMAN'S GOING TO EXPLORE - THESE TRANSFORMATIONS IN A TWO- - PART LOOK, BEGINNING TONIGHT FSE - OUES "MAKING SENSE." - >> THIS HAS WORKED FOR OTHER - THINGS BUT IT'S NOT WORKING FOR - YOU. - >> Reporter: C.E.O. DAVE KENNY, - RKR FIRST INTERVIEW FOR THIS - THORY ABOUT "ING FROM HOME" - >> I GOTTA MOVE E MIKE. - YEAH, YEAH. - I'M USED TO HAVINGEOPLE TO DO - THIS. - >> Reporter: THAT'LLIQUE - ANGLE ON THE WORK FROM HOME - PROBLEM. - >> EXACTLY. - >> Reporter: THE C.E.O. OF - NIELSEN, THE COMPANY FAMOUS FOR - MEASURING TELEVISION AUDIENCE - RATINGS, KENNY USED TO THINK - WORKING FROM HOME WAA BAD - IDEA. - >> WHEN I CAMEN NIELSEN AT THE - BEGINNING OF LAST YEAR, WHICH - HAD A WORK FROM HOME OPTION, I - WA.REALLY QUITE OPPOSED TO - THE PEOPLE WHO WERE IN THE - CONFERENCE ROOM WERE TALKING TO

- EACH OTHER. - THOSE WHO WERE WORKING FROM HOME - AND PHONING IN OR EVEN VIDEOING - IN WERE LARGELY NOT IN THE - CONVERSATION. - >> Reporter: I DON'T MEAN TO USE - THIS PHRASE LIGHTLY, BUT HAS IT - BEEN FOR YOU IN A SENSE, A - >> IT'S BEEN A BIG EVENT IN MY - LIFE BECAUSE I WAS FORCED TO - LOOK AT A TOTAL SYSTEM CHANGE AS - OPPOSED TO AN INCREMENTAL - ULANGE. - I DON'T THINK I HAVE HAD - THE COURAGE TO GO BIG AND HAVE - EVERYONE TRY THIS IF WE WEREN'T - BUT ITID TELL METHINGS - THAT, YOU DO THEM BIG, THEY - ACTUALLY WORK. - >> Reporter: AND IT'S NOT JUST O - NIELSECOURSE. - LAST WEEK MARK ZUCKERBERG - TOLD FACEBOOK'S 45,000 - EMPLOYEES: - >> I TNK THAT IT'S QUITE - POSSIBLE THAT OVER THE NEXT FIVE - TO 10 YEARS, ABOUT 50% OF OUR - PEOPLE COULD BE WORKING - REMOTELY. - >> Reporter: NIELSEN'S POLICY? - >> MOST PEOPLE WILL WORK - REMOTELY AS LONG AS THEY CAN. - ALLOWING PEOPLE TO HAVE MUCH - MORE OF A HYBRID MODEL IN THE - FUTURE WHERE THEY'RE REALLY ONLY - COMING IN WHEN THEY NEED TO. - >> Reporter: BUT FOR NOW, THE - THIRD OF THE U.S. WORKTHAT

- CAN WORK FROM HOME IS DOING SO, - FU TIME. - ECONOMIST NICK BLOOM: - >> MAYBE A YEAR WH TWO FROM NOW - FIRMS RELAX AND SAY, LOOK, - YOU CAN COME BACK INTO THE - OFFICE IF YOU LIKE, YOU CAN COME - BACK IN TWO OR THREE DAYS A WEEK - AND SPEND E OTHER COUPLE OF - DAYS AT HOME. - THAT'S, YOU KNOW, THE OMISED - LAND, BUT THAT'S DEFINITELY NOT - WHERE WE ARE NOW. - >> Reporter: NOW WORK FROM HOME - HAS NG HAD A SURPRISINGLY BA - RAP, BLOOM ILLUSTRATED IN A 2017 - TED TALK. - >> IF YOU GO TO GOOGLE OR TO - BI AND YOU PUNCH IN "WORKING - FROM HOME" INTO IMAGE SEARCH, - WHAT DO YOU GET? - A LOT OF PICTURES OF BASICALLY - NAKED PEOPLE, CARTOONS, PEOPLE - JUGGLING WAY TOO MANY BABIES TO - ACTUALLY BE DOING ANYTHING - CONSTRUCTIVE. - >> Reporter: BUT BLOOM, WANTING - TO ACTUALLY STUDY THE ECONOMIC - EFFECTS, FOUND A WILLING - PARTNER: C-TRIP, CHINA'S LARGEST - >> HERE'S A PICTURHEIR - HEADQUARTERS IN SHANGHAI. - THEY'RE INTERESTED IN WORKING - FROM HOME BECAUSE SHANGHAI IS A - PHENOMENALLY EXPENSIVE PLACE TO - RUN A BUSINESS; VERY - DILBERTESQUE, LOTS OF DESKS AND - PEOPLE WORKING, TAKING CALLS. - >> Reporter: TWO RANDOM GROUPS - OF 500 WORKERS EACH WERE

- STUDIED. - THE RESULTS? - >> WE FOUND AMAZINGLY THAT THE - WORKING FROM HOME EMPLOYEES WERE - 13% MORE PRODUCTIVE. - WHICH IS HUGE. - WEEK.S ALMOST A DAY EXTRA A - AND WHEN WE LOOKED AT THE DATA, - IT TURNED OUT ABOUT A THIRD OFAS - THATT'S QUIETER. - THEY SAID THEY DON'T GET - DISTRACTED, YOU KNOW.AV - MYITE ANECDOTE WAS I SPOKE - TO A WOMAN THAT SAID, YOU KNOW, - THE PERSON IN THE DESK NEXT TO - ME, SHE CLIPS HER TOENAILS. - I SEE HER LEANING BELOW THE DESK - AND I HEAR THAT CLIP, CLIP, - CLIP. - IT'S HORBLE. - AND THEN THE OTHER TWO THIRDS OF - THE GAIN WAS ACTUALLY PEOPLE - HOURS.G FROM HOME WORK MORE - THEY ALSO OK LESS SICK LEAVE. - >> Reporter: THE 500 WORK-FROM- - HOME EMPLOYEES WERE SO MUCH - HAPPIER INACT... - >> QUIT RATES DROPPED BY 50%. - C-TRIP? - TTHEY RECKON THEY MADE AB - $2,000 MORE PROFIT PER PERSON AT - HOME. - THEY WERE SUPER-POSITIVE; THEY - ROLLED IT OUT TO THE WHOLE FIRM. - >> Reporter: AND THE U.S. - EXPERIENCE MIRRORS C-TRIP'S, - SAYS REMOTE WORK CONSULTANT - DESMOND DICKERSON, WORKING FROM - HOME HIMSELF FOR FIVE YEARS. - >> REPORTS SHOW THAT FOLKS ARE - MORE PRODUCTIVE AND TAKE LESS

- SICK LEAVE WHEN THEY WORK - REMOTELY. - AND A HUGE ADVANTAGE, I THINK - THIS IS GOING TO BE A GAMES - CHANGER,AT THE POOL OF - APPLICANTS GROWS. - NOW WE HAVE FOLKS THATNA - TRADITY COULDN'T MAKE IT - INTO THE OFFICE. - MAYBE THEY HAVE A DISABILITY OR - RONIC ILLNESS OR THEY'RE NOT - IN THESE PLACES WHERE THESE HIGH - TECH COMPANIES OR MAJOR - CORPORATIONS ARE BASED. - SO THAT COULD BE, YOU KNOW, - MINORITY FOLKS OR IT COULD BE - FOLKS THAT LIVE IN RURAL AREAS. - >> AND NOW THEY HAVE BASICALLY - THE SAME ACCESS TO THE TYPES OF - WORKING FROM HJOBS THAT - EVERYONE ELSE DOES. - >> Reporter: NO WONDER, THEN, - THAT NICK BLOOM ESTIMATES - WORKING FROM HOME WILL INCREASE - THREE TO FR-FOLD, POST - NDEMIC. - BUT WAIT JUST A SECOND. - HE HIMSELF, A STANFORD - PROFESSOR, IS HARDLY WORKING IN - A REMOTE PARADISE. - >> YOU CAN PROBABLY SEE I'M IN A - BEDROOM, YOU KNOW IT'S OUT OF - I HAD A CALL WITH TWO DIHAERENT - PEOPWERE WORKING IN - CLOTHES CLOSETS, I COULD SEE A - SHIRT HANGING BEHIND SOMEBODY'S - EAR. - KIDS COMING IN ALL THE TIME... - >> Reporter: AS IF ON CUE... - YOU CAN BRING HER IN. - BRING HER IN. - HI.

- NOW WHAT DO YOU CALL YOUR DADDY? - WHAT DO YOU CALL HIM? - >> DOO-DOO. - >> Reporter: DOO DOO? - THAT'S NOT NICE! - (GIGGLES) - >> POST COVID, KIDS WILL BE BACK - IN SCHOOL. - BUT NOW, I MEAN, I DON'T NEED TO - SAY ANYTHING ELSE. - >> Reporter: AS FOR THE - CHILDLESS... - SO YOU'RE THE TYPICAL YOUNG - WORKER WHO MUST LOVE WORKING - FROM HOME, RIGHT? - >> MMMMM.. - IT HAS ITS UPS AND DOWNS. - >> Reporter: JAMIE ANDES WORKS - FOR A NEW YORK REAL ESTATEOK - AGE. - >> MOSTLY IT'S DIFFICULT TO FIND - THE WORK LIFE BALANCE BECAUSE - IT'S REALLY EASY TO CONTINUE TO - OURK INTO THE NIGHT AND THEN - IT'S BEDTIME ANDAVE HAD NO - TIME TO YOURSELF. - >> FOLKS WILL BURN OUT IF - THEY'RE WORKING THOSE ADDITIONAL - HOURS. - S Reporter: AND THEN THER - THE BUGABOO MOST REMOTE JOBS NOW - ENTAIL: - >> MEETINGS, MTINGS, MEETINGS. - THAT'S ALL WE DO EVERY DAY. - IT'S DIFFICULT TO PAY ATTENTION - TO EVERYBODY, LK WHEN YOU'RE - SUPPOSED TO TALK, LISTEN WHEN - YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO LISTEN, - PEOPLE TALK OVER EACH HER, ALLAT - IND OF STUFF.

- SO IT'S A LOT MORE MENTALLY - DRAINING THAN YOU'D CRINK. - I'ING HUMAN CONTACT RIGHT - NOW. - SO I WANT TO GO BACK INTO THE - OFFICE. - WI WANT TO BE COMMUNICATIH - EVERYBODY IN PERSON. - >> Reporter: AND THAT MIGHT - ACTUALLY HELP HER CAREER, SINCE - -FROM-HOMERS ARE PROMOTE - LESS, FOR TWO REASONS SAYS NICK - BLOOM: - >> ONE I OUTF SIGHT, OUT OF - MIND, GET PASSED OVER, - POTENTIALLY FORGOTTEN ABOUT. - THE SECOND IS YOU MAY BE - NUINELY NEED TO BE IN TH - OFFICE TO DEVELOP THE KI OF - SKILLS TO MANAGE PEOPLE. - >> Reporter: SKILLS THAT JUST - AREN'T THAT EASY TO HONE AT - HOME. - >> I PROBABLY SHOULD HAVE LOCKED - THE OFFICE DOOR, I THINK IS THE - THING TO DO. - >> Reporter: THIS IS PAUL - SOLMAN, WORKING FROM HOME, FOR - THE PBS NEWSHOUR. - >> Woodruff: NO DOUBT THERE'S - GOING TO BE A LOT MORE WORKING - FROM HOME WHENLL THIS IS OVER. - AND THAT HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR, - AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE VALUE OF - COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE. - THAT'S PAUL'S NEXT MAKING SENSE - STORY. - >> Woodruff: NOW WE HEAR FROM - TODD JOHNSON.

- HE IS THE YOUNGEST PASTOR IN - WARREN, OHIO AND PREACHES AT THE - CONGREGATION IN TRUMBULL COUNTYE - JOHNSON IS DTO HELP THE - PEOPLE HE SERVES, ESPECIALLYLT - DURING DIFFIIMES LIKE WHEN - A COMMUNITY MEMBER WAS KILLED BY - POLICE IN JANUARY 2019. - OUR BRIEF BUT SPECTACULAR TEAM - SPOKE WITH PASTOR JOHNSON BEFORE - THE PANDEMIC. - >> AS I PREACH TO MY - CONGREGATION, I AM EVER MINDFUL - THAT I AM PREACHING AND TEACHING - TO PEOPLE WHO LIVED THROUGHN - SEGREGATD JIM CROW. - AND SOME WHO PARTICIPATED IN - PROTEST AND ADVOCATED FOR - CHANGE, SO I ALWAYS HAVE IN THE - BACK OF MY MINTHAT I'M ANOTHER - LINK IN THE CHAIN OF PROGRESS, - AND I HAVE THIS LEGA THAT I - GET TO LOOK AT EVERY DAY TO - ENCOURAGE ME THAT YES IT CAN BE - DONE. - I'VE WANTED TO BE A PASTOR SINCE - I WAS A LITTLE BOY. - IT'S A PRETTY SIGNIFICANT THING - R R ME TO BE ABLE TO MINIS - THE SAME CITY THAT RAISED ME. - IN COMMUNITIES LIKWARREN, IT'S - KIND OF THAT PLACE WHERE

- EVERYBODY KNOWS EVERYBODY. - AND WHEN YOU ARE WORKING WITH A - JUSTICE SYSTEM IN A COMMUNITY - LIKE THAT, THERE'S A LOT OF - DISTRUST OF THE SYSTEM BECAUSE - YOU'RE WELL AWARE THAT THE - OFFICERS, THE PROSECUTORS, THE - JUDGES, THE LAWYERS, THEY ALL - KNOW EACH OTHER VERY WELL. - AND IN OUR VIEW, THAT MIGHT - AFFECT HOW TOUGH THEY'RE WILLING - TO BE WITH ONENOTHER IN - MATTERS OF JUSTICE. - THERE WAS AN INCIDENT WITH A - YOUNG MAN OF COLOR NATTHEW - BURROUGHS. - HE WAS ORIGINALLY SLATED TO HAVE - A COURT HEARING AND THAT HEARING - WAS CANCELED AND ON HIS WAY OUTO - ICER OF THE COURT - ATTEMPTED TO STOP HIM IN REGARDS - TO ANOTHERATTER AND MATTHEW - HOME. FLEE THE SCENE AND GO - E ENSUED. - AND AS MATTHEW PULLED INTO THELE - APARTMENT X WHERE HEEI - SVED,GHBORS AND WITNESSES - DESCRIBE A SORT LOW STANDOFF - THAT CUL AMINATED ERY QUICK - FIRING OF WEAPONS BY NILES - POLICE OFFICERS RESULTING IN HIS - DEATH. - AMANY FEEL THAT HE WAS NO - THREAT TO THE OFFICERS AT ALL. - SO WE'VE BEEFIGHTING ALL YEAR - LONG FOR THE OFFICERS TO BE HELD - ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS. - UNFORTUNATY, OUR TRUMBULL

- COUNTY PROSECUTOR DECIDED NOT TO - PURSUE CHARGES AND THE GRAND - JURY DID NOT INDT THOSE - OFFICERS. - I'VE ALWAYS HAD A POSITIVE VCEW - OF LAW ENFNT. - I WAS TAUGHT TO RESPECT POLICE - OFFICERS AND JUDGES. - AT THE SAME TIME, I'M ALWAYS - COGNIZANT THAT TRE ARE THOSE - WHO DON'T ALWAYS RESPECT ALL - PEOPLE THE SAME WAY. - I WORRY THAT OUR COMMUNITY WILL - GIVE IN TO DESPAIR, I WORRY THAT - SOMETIMES WE CAN GET SO STUCK IN - THE SUCCESSES OF THE PAST THAT - WE DON'T SEE THE PROMISE OF THE - FUTURE. - IN SOME AREAS OF OUR CITY, IT'S - OFTEN SEEN AS VIOLENT OR CRIME- - RIDDEN OR RANKLED BY DRUG - ACTIVITY AND WHILE THOSE THINGS - DO EXIST, IT'S REALLY NOT THE - PROMINENT STORY OF OUR - COMMUNITY. - WE REALLY DO HAVE A WIDE SWATH - OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE WORKING - IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, - CHURCHES, STUDENTS WHO ARE - EXCELLING, AND WE'RE NOT JUST - ANOTHER RUST BELT CITY THAT - DOESN'T HAVE ANY HOPE OR ANY - I THINK IT'S VITAL FOR YOUNG - PEOPLE, TO BE A BRIDGE WITH THE - HISTORICAL KWLEDGE THAT WE - HAVE. - WHEN I'M LETTING SOME YOUNGRS - KNOW THAT THEY REALLY DO - HAVE A FUTURE AHEAD OF THEM AND

- I'M LETTING SOME OLDER PERSONT - KNOW TEIR BEST DAYS REALLY - AREN'T BEHIND THEM, THAT'S WHEN - I FEEL THE MOST FREE - MY NAME IS PASTOR TODD JOHNSON, - AND THIS IS MY BRIEF BUT - SPECTACULAR TAKE ON A - YOUNG BLACK PASTOR IN WARREN, - OHIO. - >> Woodruff: AND YOU CAN FIND - ALL OF OUR BRIEF BUT SPECTACULAR - SEGMENTS ONLINE AT - pbs.org/newshour/brief. - AND THAT'S THE NEWSHOUR FOR - TONIGHT. - I'M JUDY WOODRUFF. - JOIN US AGAIN HERE TOMORROW - EVENING, WHEN I TALK WITH FORMER - VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN. - FOR ALL OF US AT THE PBSYO - NEWSHOUR, THAN PLEASE STAY - SAFE, AND SEE YOU SOON. - >> MAJOR FUNDING FOR THE PBS - NEWSHOUR HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY: - >> AND WITH THE ONGOING SUPPORT - OF THESE INSTITUTIONS

- AND FRIENDS OF THE NR. - >> THIS PROGRAM WAS MADE - POSSIBLE BY THE CORPORATION FOR - PUBLIC BROADCASTING. - AND BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO YOUR PBS - STATIO - THANK YOU.RS LIKE YOU. - Captioning sponsored by - NEWSHOUR PROCTIONS, LLC - Captioned by - Media Access Group at WGBH - access.wgbh.org - >> I feel so lucky to be able - travel ke I do,

- tasting great food and wine, - but I think the best part - is the people that I meet - alg the way. - Today, we're going to visit an - ancient wine cellar in Parma, - Ital and spend a little time - with my friend, Diego, - a great lover of food and wine. - Then, back in my kitchen, - we'll celebrate - the local ingredientsPa - by making esan flan - with cherry-tomato sauce - and basil and a pizzetta toppe - with 'Nduja and prosciutto. - So get ready for se fun - in the kitchen, Parma-style. - I love to travel the globe - in search of new food and wine - discoveries. - For me, it's about more than - returning home with a handful of - new recipes. - It's about taking the spirit - of Austria... - of Italy... - of Greece...e - and of the Danver and - injecting some of their magic - into our everyy lives. - Food has a unique ability to - transport us. - Jo