Good morning and welcome to bloomberg surveillance. I am Francine Lacqua in london. We discuss everything with monetary and fiscal policy. Look at. In london, we your markets. This is what they are telling us. We are getting data out of the euro area that manufacturing is a bit better than expected. 38 that was of forecast. Services pmi for the month of may for the euro area, a touch better than expected. Overall, i am looking at what the risk in china means for treasuries. They are advancing with the dollar. Lets get straight to the bloomberg first word news in new york city. Tensions are boiling over between britains chief negotiator, david frost, and his part, michel barnier. Key summit looks certain to expose key divisions between the two sides. The Spanish Parliament voted to extend its state of emergency by two weeks. Plan of a onemonth extension did not have the backing to pass the measure. Second mostes extensive outbreak, over 230,000 cases and 28,000 deaths. The Federal Reser
Goldhammer golddahmer, im sorry, i dont know what is with me today, from sfgovtv. Madam clerk, any announcements. Clerk silence all cellphones and documents should be submitted to the clerk. Chair fewer i wanted to everyone to know that we will need to recess this at 11 20 to 12 00 noon. So lets start. Madam clerk. Can you call item number 1. Clerk item one was to the call to order and recall call. Would you like me to call item two. Chair fewer yes. Clerk the approval of the lafco minutes from the november 15, 2019 regular meets. Chair fewer any questions or colleagues . Seeing none, any Public Comment . Seeing none, lets approve the minutes of the meeting. And we can take that without objection. Do ied i need a second. Thank you very much. And madam clerk, call item 3. Clerk the presentation and discussion on the cleanpowersf local Renewable Energy report. Chair fewer and we have barbara hale with us today. The general manager at the San Francisco p. O. C. And were here to present a
The director of the department of Public Health, dr. Grant colfax. The director of the department of emergency management, mary ellen carroll. The director of the department of Human Services trent rhorer. The director of the department of homelessness and housing, abigail stewartkhan and our police chief bill scott. Thank you for joining us this afternoon. I want to start by providing the most updated numbers currently. We have 1,058 cases here in San Francisco of those diagnosed with the coronavirus. And sadly, we have 20 people who died from this illness. And for more information, please visit data sf. Org covid19 for our full tracker and more information that you may be interested in reviewing. Today i just wanted to talk about the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. This weekend marks the 106th anniversary of the earthquake. When we all can look back on our history and remember during that time, not only did the earthquake hit and it really physically destroyed buildings and many
Helped to crash the Energy Markets in the u. S. No one is you know driving flying well producing this thing but at the same time its important to note that the foundation of it was already there flawed so i guess were all celebrating or at least americans were celebrating Energy Independence and this economic a miracle it is worth noting that it. Did not didnt have the most Stable Foundation and of course for the whole thing to fall apart now in the Current Crisis just makes it. A good. Look at me. Now i think there were its criminal intent here ok im not going to be kind about it at all ok i mean using sanctions as a political weapon to prop up your own Energy Companies i mean that is just you know they need that that is just throws in the face of International Law and the entire concept of free trade here i mean this is this is anti free trade i mean to but to point weve never seen before. Or again that is what that is one of the basis of the anti bin is wailin problem policies an an
Normally when you do book tours you go to different cities, you talk about connections the place has with whatever youve written about. This is a special place in this context and im certainly not here to tell you your own story of what happened in this city 17 years ago because im sure you know it much better than i ever will. And one of the things that is always moved me when i come here is first of all how warmly ive been welcomed by everybody but also how profoundly the bombing touched everybody here. It is a relatively small place. Ive never met from Oklahoma City who wasnt touched in a personal way in some way by the tragedy. The first time i came i spoke to a number of the relatives of the victims, especially the children who died in the Day Care Center and i thought im a British Foreign correspondent, ive been to a lot of not terribly pleasant places around the world, this is just another assignment and then having spoken to them, i went down to the memorial and saw that fence