Supervisor mandelman thank you, chair peskin, supervisor safai, and supervisor haney. I know weve had a long meeting, but i think this is important and i want to thank you for making time for this today. Earlier this year, massive rainfalls resulted in flooding along the embarcadero and other low lying areas of our city. Folks, Climate Change isnt coming, its already here. Last year, a group of climate advocates, some of whom are here today asked my office to work with them on declaring a Climate Emergency in San Francisco. Other communities had already taken the steps of declaring a Climate Emergency and those areas saw San Francisco as a local model should join them. The resolution called for the San Francisco department of the environment along with the Mayors Office and relevant city agencies to develop and submit a report on department the findings. I do think its worth noting that San Francisco has already done a good bit of proactive report to combat Climate Change. Between 1990
About many of the businesses and concerns that their employees have. We amended on page 9, 13, 14, and 19, with the impact and where the this particular office use is and what the employee cafeteria is, and we clarified the difference between in this instance the difference between a break room where theres a lot of food versus an actual cafeteria, so we talk about that in particular. We also say any of these existing that are approved as of the date of this ordinance will be approved and will be considered legal nonconforming accessory uses. They may exist but if they intend to expand or reinstall after abandonment, they would have to go through the conditional use authorization that all the different proposed private cafeterias will have going forward. So thats online 8 through 11 on page 5. And then, we had our conditional existing uses excuse me, the criteria that wed like the Planning Commission and others to consider as part of the c. U. Process. Ill just review a few of them. Wh
Maria we have breaking news this morning, we will take you for a live look out of new orleans, look at this, we are tracking tropical form barry this morning, making its way toward expected landfall in louisiana, we are bringing you the very latest developments this morning and live updates all morning, stay with us on the developing story, joining the conversation, Fox Business Network dagen mcdowell, the American Conservative Union chairman mat sclapp and michael block, great to see everybody this morning. Great to be here. Great to be here, im glad its dry. Maria im glad its dry too. We have a storm that we will be tracking, look at the markets, michael, another record high yesterday. Record territory once again, dow industrials up 95 and nasdaq up 24, to what do you attribute strength once again in consistency . Dow jumping above the 27,000 mark for the First Time Ever yesterday. A couple of weeks ago jay powell was waffling on path to rate cut later this month and he came out this
Have Student Loans between 10,000 and 20,000, 2027488001. If you have Student Loans totaling more than 20,000, 2027488002 is the number. If you have no Student Loan Debt, 2027488003. You can catch up with us on social media. On twitter it is cspanwj. On facebook it as facebook. Com cspan. Beginning our program where we left off yesterday on the idea of the Student Loan Debt prices crisis, more than 45 million americans have Student Loan Debt. The total debt in 2018 was 1. 5 trillion and it increased since then. 2 million american borrowers have defaulted on their loans. Because of those defaults, the jected taxpayer loss is the average Student Loan Debt amount, some 37,000 for those who take out Student Loan Debts. It comes out to about an average of 293 a month. Those numbers from the Federal Reserve bank of new york. Having this conversation a day after senator Bernie Sanders announced his proposal to eliminate student dont Student Loan Debt. Here is senator sanders from yesterday. [
Plus, what investors and consumers like you need to know. Power lunch right now. Well, well, well an historic milestone once again for the dow. Its been a while, but now we are above 27,000 first time at that level on the back of 150pluspoint run the s p and nasdaq, they have turned negative, but the s p once again dealing above 3,000 briefly. United health, a major catalyst, accounting for roughly 80 points of the dow gains the stock having its best day since october 2017 weve got more on this well tell you the whys, where fors, and whether to buys coming up rates are spiking. Yields on the benchmark tenyear treasury note jumping this hour, just 2. 21 that, kelly, is quite a move and well keep a close eye on it tyler, thanks. Those old records do keep getting broken we have turned a lot lower in the past hour. Bob pisani is here to explain it all. Bob . Well, just on that note, just let me show you interest rateciti stocrate ratesensitive stocks. It was a disappointing bond auction. T