Here are just a few bay areabased companies that have announced big job cuts recently. Uber is laying off 3700 workers. Lyft is cutting 982 positions. Airbnb laying off 1900 people. And we dont know how many local workers are affected at those three companies. We do know that the oakland as are laying off nearly 800 people. The San Francisco giants cutting 1200 jobs, and bon appetit management is laying off more than 1500 workers in San Francisco. I think in the shortterm, there are going to be some sectors that are going to have trouble coming back, even under the best Public Health response. Uc berkeley Public Health policy professor Jesse Rothstein says that includes restaurants and Small Businesses, but includes even powerhouses like uber who thought treating drivers as independent contractors made them less susceptible to layoffs are finding thats not true in this pandemic. But even when all this begins to quiet done, some things may never go back to the way they were. Set your ex
Though as of yet. Lets get you updated on the latest for mass transit. Bart is closed at some stations in downtown oakland and San Francisco. South street will be closed through the center and south side of the station. Four downtown San Francisco stations will be accessible from the north side of market. And the south side entrances will be close where had the elevators are. It is a lot to remember. All the information is on our website at kpix. Com. Lets check our forecast. It will be nice today. Here is mary lee. It will, gianna. A Beautiful Day ahead with plenty of sunshine and temperatures on the rise. We are starting off a new week with High Pressure building in for us. Here is a live look at the Treasure Island camera. You can see the clouds in the sky. Many of us in the 40s and 50s to start the day. We are tracking breezy condition, especially for fairfield. 15mile per hour winds. And in oakland 13mile per hour winds this morning. As we head through the day we will catch the cl
Information is incorporated there. Im keeping an eye on relationships between stocks and bonds. Bonds have vastly outperformed you can see the chart in the bond mark ket index. A lot of chatter about how Pension Funds will have to rebalance out of bonds into stocks to keep ratings consistent whether yesterday was a front running of that activity or whether by the way individuals may now use it as an occasion to say my allocation is out of whack because stocks are smaller, that is something we can watch perhaps play out on over the next few days mike santoly, thank you that sets us up well for our first discussion, market panel of the day well start with market action, another volatile trading session so far good morning andrew, ill start with you, how are you advising clients right now . Especially given the fact we are coming off the dow having the best day in 80 years, but historically weve seen these moves on a singlef day basis in the midst of recessions or bear markets. Great ques
Test. Test test. Test test test. Test. Test test. Test test test. There is something about highcontent thc that is triggering psychosis. And we need to recognize it. My times up. Thank you. Madam chair. Gentlewomans time has expired. Pleasure to recognize the gentleman from montana, mr. Am i right . Mr. Gianforte. Thank you, madam chair. Thank you to the panel being here today. Understanding the full consequences of readily available marijuana on Public Health and individuals is imperative. Weve heard that today. We should be concerned about the lack of federal research on marijuana because when we consider such a drastic change, we must ensure that policy is based on sound science. So the focus today on research is very appropriate. In november i joined with 16 other members of congress in asking attorney general barr to study the societal impacts of legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes. As we start to see preliminary data from states like colorado and oregon, its important
That household changes accordingly with those household changes. Another part of the counseling that i dont think we had anticipated or envisioned, well, i think we anticipated it somewhat, but what is really been driven through the conversations is theres a need to engage with households as theyre making longterm plans for themselves about retirement or other things that could affect their ability to qualify for an Affordable Housing unit. Someone may be in a position today where they might not be eligible for an Affordable Housing unit but if they make a decision to cut back on their hours or to retire, that they might fall no a category where they would qualify. So its a very dynamic picture and theres a level of on going consultation with households as they continue to value wait these choices. Just to answer that question, we reached 189 pre dda and well look to work with around 150 postdda so really, you know, its the effort is going to be just about the same that weve done in ad