U. S. In its war against yemen which is threatening to kill millions of people and yet that is something that isnt being discussed you know that this whole thing about cuba the soviet union and you know how this gentleman richard was portraying what he views as socialism that isnt the point the point is that powers that be in this country have been living large for a long time a few billionaires control most of the wealth of this country and theyre afraid that that could end and thats why they are now going after Bernie Sanders and thats why we should support or support Bernie Sanders ok just out of time right now for this law but also to stay on just through it all going to get back to you after we finish this segment but Daniel Schorr and Richard Goodstein done about it thanks all 3 of you for joining us on live program today. Well thats all for us for now im back in 30 minutes with the latest. Join me every thursday on the alex simon show and ill be speaking to guest in the world of
Directors . I am hearing on tow you are comfortable with option two. There are three of us to speak here. That is what i was getting from that group moving in that direction. I am getting on the fare policy you are in the middle. Well maybe the director was on one side and director themingger was on the other. What i heard from the four was there was except acceptance of the premise and which option to use to fill it. One point to clarify with regard to the fare policy and indexes is the board has always had certain goals, equity being one of them, ease of access to the system. Those goals have always existed with regard to the fare policy. With regard to indexing the question is from all of our transit fares, are we increasing the revenues to match the cost of the labor and cpi . Within the proposals before you, you are meeting the spirit of the fare policy and hitting the revenue mark. The trigger of the cost is resulting in the need to collect more revenue from the fare media, diffe
A simulation thats just a giant hole the ground though this is real well you know evidence is pouring in that that could be so. Weve seen this unfolding of the supply chain getting hit by this corona virus or couvade 19 as they call it and it kind of reminded me when looking at the World Health Organization refusing to call it a pandemic even though the entire like 790 people are under quarantine in china people all over the world and these cruise ships getting quarantined with hundreds of people infected on it not a pandemic just like the fed whatever theyve been doing since september its not q. E. So were not printing money were not quarantining a huge percentage of the global population i think it was 10 percent of the global population was at one point at least under quarantine and max keiser at his new twitter handle real max keiser he tweeted coronavirus proves Global Economy died in 2008 and has been kept animated with money printing this hasnt been clear until now and supply li
Cut this month thanks. We are seeing a big bounce back. All angles are covered for you bob pisani, Rick Santelli in chicago seeing new lows on the ten year yield, meg has the latest on the coronavirus and Steve Liesman on whether the fed will come to the markets rescue here we begin with stocks and bob with the latest here kelly, were just off the highs. The question is, why theres two essential reasons. Number one, we have extreme oversold conditions. Well explain that in a minute and number two, we have hope for fiscal stimulus and coordinated monetary stimulus and theres indications those are coming together as well there you got your rally take a look when we say extreme oversold conditions. It shows you mouch much the market momentum is moouing below 30, thats oversold. You very rarely see this its screaming buy in a traditional way to look at the markets. Another extreme indicator, you have nyse, the volatility index. We were at 49. Thats almost four standard deviations away. We
[gavel] good afternoon. And welcome to the land use and Transportation Committee of the San Francisco board of supervisors for today, monday, march 2nd, 2020. I am the chair of the Committee Aaron peskin, joined to my right by vice chair and to my Left Committee member supervisor pressin. Our clerk is miss erica major. Miss major, do you have any announcements . Clerk please shake sure to silence all cell phones. Items acted upon today will appear on the march 10th board of supervisors agenda, unless otherwise stated. Could you please read the first item. Clerk yes, number one amending the planning code to create the immediate length, occupancy, use characteristic, amending the administrative code, and affirming the appropriate findings. Chair peskin colleagues, we heard this item last week. And we heard robust Public Comment. I have since gotten quite a bit of public input. Let me start by asking if there are any members of the public who would like to comment on this item, which i wo