The Health Secretary, victoria atkins. Ill also be speaking to margaret thatchers former economics adviser, sir john redwood, be telling me redwood, wholl be telling me why we cant afford net zero and whats going wrong at the bank of england . The former culture secretary and johnson secretary and Boris Johnson loyalist Nadine Dorries will be here she wont here in the studio and she wont be holding back, giving us her two pennies worth on the ongoing troubles in westminster and as the rayner, the heat rises on Angela Rayner, will to stand will starmer continue to stand by his shadow deputy pm . Ill be asking former secretary of state for Northern Ireland Shaun Woodward take on the woodward for his take on the affair, and the author, angus hanton, will be sharing his new book vassal state, which explores how influenced our explores just how influenced our lives are in britain. By america. Were going to be covering a lot over the next 90 minutes, so do not think of going anywhere. Well,
Ipoint banks for the aramco and allows women to attend football matches. This is Bloomberg Markets middle east. I am yousef gamal eldin in dubai. Remember the handoff from the United States, gains for a fifth straight session. The european session was strong. We saw the biggest weekly advance since april. We are seeing risk assets continuing with strength into 2018. Outlook from companies will dictate the next move for indices. The u. S. Dollar weaker after pretty much snapping a set of declines. Youre looking at again story standing out. The yen up the most in a week after boj reduced purchases of superlong bonds. Yen slide is looking like a risk aversion team. S p futures a little retreat. Zinc futures outcome of the story around supply side risks, the squeeze around those stockpiles. Lets look at other key risk assets. We have a story on brent crude. Just above 68 a barrel, up 1 . U. S. Inventories have decline for an eighth week. U. S. 10 year study at 2. 49 . This is a story of tr
Of Law Enforcement and they cause their hands are tied. They tell us they cant do anything. They say its the board of supervisors that are causing a lot of this stuff. I happen to knowi lived in San Francisco for 40 years that raised five black children in the city and ive worked with Law Enforcement and while its true you cant take the player you have to hate the game, this game started during slavery and thats the elephant in the room which the board of supervisors sign and the ordinance that pointed out that San Francisco had noted that slavery was a crime but we still follow the laws that slavery started. So the police hands are tied because they have to follow the laws that were written during slavery times which its easier to kill a man than to write up a report. So while i worked were worked with sf pd and found they work with me its a lot of work but now theres a lot of discourse in the community and there are certain neighborhoods where they been noted as the where nobody that
All right. Approval of the minutes of the april 16th and special april 2015 can i have a motion and second. So moved. Corrections second. Any corrections roll call vote. Thank you ms. Chin mr. Totiano ms. Fewer ms. Mendozamcdonnell dr. Murase ms. Norton mr. Walton ms. Wynns mr. Haney 7 is. All right. I want to welcome everyone whos joined. Us we thank you very much for being here if anyone wants to address do bureaucratics speak out a card and give to ms. Casco before the item is called mr. Superintendent thank you president haney a number of announcements this evening this morning of the high school balboa got did Green School Award if the environment for their excellence in Environmental Education and green teams of teachers and students to include rainwater and much, much more other schools were demonstrating a commitment to the shipyard for the recycle programs we want to extend congratulations for the environmental effort and being acknowledged im proud to announce the district as
We are seeing stocks fall to their lows of the session. Weve seen a sharp gyration during the course of the session thus far. Some of it appears to be driven by oil, perhaps some people paying attention to those comments by robert kaplan. But overall, we are definitely seeing a negative at this point for the major averages. Take a look at the bloomberg here for the groups on the move. Healthcare is the worst performing group. Then theres technology, financials and energy. I should mention amazon is actually in the Consumer Discretionary index in terms of where it is sectorwise, and that index is very slightly higher, so its not grouped with technology in the s p 500. When you look at healthcare and see the big decline, at least some of that is due to gilead. The companys profit missing analyst estimates. It had disappointing sales of its two blockbuster hepatitis c treatments, and so that is whats behind the steep drop were seeing. Then theres a cycle, which is a Health Waste Managemen