Jobless claims news, over last nine weeks, over 40 million americans applied for first time jobless benefits this is expected to be about the worst of it. We might see an unemployment report tipping 20 or so. That could be the worst of it or at least that is the hope. Lets getted read from Jackie Deangelis following what is happening on the virus, following what is happening on the markets putting it all together. Hey, jackie. Reporter neil, with respect to a bumpy ride the markets are a little confused today. Down 50 points, this is smaller bump than weve seen in the past which is definitely a good thing. The big question has always been as states start to reopen, are we going to see a spike in cases . That was always the fear, the argument against reopening. Here is what we know, global cases topping five million but that doesnt really tell the whole story. Testing has become more readily available. More people being tested. It will look like more people have the virus, presumably be
Something we have been spotlights for weeks now. Market this is morning look like this, future indicating a move at the start of of trading this morning, nasdaq and s p 500 closed losses, 4 00 oclock on wall street. Controversy over the Michael Flynn deepening, name of obama officials who requested unmasking of former National Security adviser declassified. Meanwhile President Trump crimes committed by then president obama are obvious. Plus elon musk driving down his own road defying stay at home orders and if anybody is arrested should be him. Thursday, my sitdown with President Trump, join us with the very latest on getting america back to work, additional stimulus, 2020 race and general flynn, obamagate, dont miss thursday morning 6 00 to 9 00 a. M. Eastern. Mornings with maria is life. Global markets this morning look like this. In europe mixed story, cac quarant down 14 and dax index in germany sup a fraction, spain is ordering a twoweek quarantine for Incoming International trave
The grassroots support needed to be trump would be Bernie Sanders do i think the d. N. C. In the democratic establishment would let him be the candidate absolutely not they already have said now and i think currently right now with the field the democrats that are running i dont think anything could stop trump from winning quite honestly i think hes capitalizing on his more populist and better known aspects which got him elected in the 1st place and half the democratic field is corporate status quo establishment people and the other half is shut out of everything media blackout d. N. C. Blackout its a crime that sounds terrible look you thank you so much for joining us tonight we appreciate you and your analysis to leave it there jennifer legal analyst to be there in the middle political analysts in the u. S. Libertarian president ial candidate who are thank you. Thank you for watching just on half 12 at night table in moscow well back again at the top he. Doesnt want to do. And i stil
[speaking foreign language]. Tenants are forced out of homes due to competition for Affordable Housing,s especially in soma. Developers need to wake up soma is not exclusive. Soma needs the housing. Lets support the jobs housing linkage fee. Thank you. Good afternoon. I am amanda representing the coalition on homelessness. We would like to voice support for updating the jobs housing lynx age fee linkage fee. It will ensure accountability to ending the housing crisis. We have the opportunity to generate 500 million over the next 10 years to allocate to constructing more Affordable Housing, preserving already Affordable Housing and building additional Supportive Housing. We urge you to stand up for housing justice in San Francisco. Thank you. Next speaker, please. I am susan. I am a 20 year resident of San Francisco and former nurse at San Francisco general. I have been running a Small Business for 15 years. I work with the coalition. I am here in support of this legislation. I think it
Hi, im the Community Housing Public Policy and i work with former Homeless People in support of. We provide a portal housing and help those residents residents achieve selfsufficiency. These update fees would generate 500 million towards 2,000 new units in ten years. 10 of those funds would go to the acquisition and preservation of existing Affordable Housing and 30 would go to building new Supportive Housing. Homeless people who are no longer needing supportive intervention also need next step housing that is deeply affordable to thrive once stabilized on the recovery path from homeless trauma. These kinds of fees have never been the determining factor in development. If we were truly to meet the Affordable Housing needs resulting from the Office Development, the cities own nexis study says we should be charging 193 per square foot. I think we are talking about 66 here, that is not enough. This is the fee Developers Pay to cover the fair share of housing the workers. From my perspecti