Our issue is twofold with the tour bus and number one, they circle a block continually, through the day and i want to emphasize that it has been very difficult and taken me a bit of tracking and it happens around meal times there are two restaurant on clementstreet that do have a bus loading zone in front. But, there are often 6 to 7 tour buses at a time. And i think that for years, we did not notice quite the increase, but since house of banquet moved into a russian there it is now doubled. What happens is that they circle and circle and circle. And it is increased on the weekends and it happens during the meal times and they dont have enough parking for their buses so they will park on our street and they will double park and i think that they know not to from jerry robins who i had contacted and will call the individual Bus Companies for us when we do make a complaint, however they see us and start up and leave. I cant as emphasize enough what a hazard this it and how many times the
Well. I think that the different people have different opinions on it, can you maybe talk about kind of whether that may or may not work . Or plus or minus from your perspective . Sure. So the notion of a single sort of intake center, came from a visit that we made to philadelphia probably, a decade ago. And really was targeted to folks who are on the street. And in philadelphia a lot of it was triggered by weather and hot weather protocol and cold weather protocols and will allow public entities who are interacting with homeless folks on the street and so out reach teams, like our hot team, and the police, and ems, and the Emergency Medical Services and ambulances and it allowed them a Central Place to bring folks, rather than looking for where there might be space and the idea of the Central Service center and the Central Access point was a low level, assessment and then a look across it is spectrum of philadelphia options and since the shelter and been transportation to one of those
Interacting with homeless folks on the street and so out reach teams, like our hot team, and the police, and ems, and the Emergency Medical Services and ambulances and it allowed them a Central Place to bring folks, rather than looking for where there might be space and the idea of the Central Service center and the Central Access point was a low level, assessment and then a look across it is spectrum of philadelphia options and since the shelter and been transportation to one of those. And i have not visited the philadelphia model in a while and i think that amanda has done more research on it. And some of the benefits might be it would give folks on the street another resource, or potentially a permanent resource. Or so when we are interacting and well, you can call 311 and maybe get a sheller bed and we might have a treatment bed for you in a couple of weeks and it will give them a place to come in doors immediately whether that is in a bed or a chair, and whether it is a place to g
Kind of whether that may or may not work . Or plus or minus from your perspective . Sure. So the notion of a single sort of intake center, came from a visit that we made to philadelphia probably, a decade ago. And really was targeted to folks who are on the street. And in philadelphia a lot of it was triggered by weather and hot weather protocol and cold weather protocols and will allow public entities who are interacting with homeless folks on the street and so out reach teams, like our hot team, and the police, and ems, and the Emergency Medical Services and ambulances and it allowed them a Central Place to bring folks, rather than looking for where there might be space and the idea of the Central Service center and the Central Access point was a low level, assessment and then a look across it is spectrum of philadelphia options and since the shelter and been transportation to one of those. And i have not visited the philadelphia model in a while and i think that amanda has done more
This before you get on the course. Ill buy some brain pants, andrew. Ask him if he looks like you need a nap . Yeah, do i look like i need a nap . Probably. Weve got to say thank you to our other guest host who has been back with us, jeremy siegel, the bull. Steve liesman, also thank you for sitting in all week. Thats been terrific. Becky and joe, its been great. Good luck over the weekend. We hope you get back here and it all works out. Say hello to nemo and the weather. Were going to see you be careful with all that snow. Absolutely. Anyway, make sure you join us monday. Squawk on the street begins right now. Good friday morning. Welcome to squawk on the street. Im melissa lee. Were live from the New York Stock Exchange. Lets see how your friday session is setting up on the u. S. Futures. It looks like well have a positive session with the s p looking at 2 at the open, dow looking at 13. In europe, the eu summit continues. But the action really taking its cues from china this morning