People involved inhouseing and various way and including from knob hill neighborhoods and they manage today come up with all the that wonderful legislation. The whole range. Because it had people with different experiences. I havent seen the most version if something that says doing what. For example, i have found that some of the policies that exist now are maybe they dont really quite have the input from people who have actually lived in co opposite or condos and things of that sort and putting people in a home owner situation. Its a great idea in rental and people losing their homes and i dont speak for calvin but he is the same kind of thing. When the Community Land trust was talking at spur, they were going to buy older buildings and convert them into in my building it was 100,000 and i knew a good halfdozen around that time in which i knew people for the special assessment totals were 4 million and ours is a million and a half and so fourth, how are these people coming up with th
Tweeted. Is it the art of the deal . Time will tell if this man, the commanderinchief, is bluffing. We had seen investors rotate value stocks. We had seen a widening of the yield curve. Airlines, what for job losses and people hurting . Off, askets selling noted. In the last few days, it felt like a reflationary narrative had emerged. That loseyimpressed and mnuchin are still working on a deal. All of that is still possible. Perhaps a deal after the election. But at least part of the stimulus story had the legs kicked out with that trump debate. Romaine this is a market that moves on narrative. Thatmarket was the idea the economy was improving, fiscal stimulus was coming, and the outcome of the election would probably print some sense of stability. Set to talk all about reflation, steeping yield curves, stimulus, blue waves, and then you had to rip up everything to come on the show. Trump tweet. Bout the last timeof that happened. Clearly, traders were pinning their hopes on losey and
Good morning, welcome. Today we are very fortunate to have a very special guest with us, miriam pawel. However, i would like to introduce myself first so you know who to complain to later. My name is greg berrios. Im a former book editor of the san Antonio Express news. I worked for many years in los angeles for the Los Angeles Times. Ive written for the new york times. Currently i write for the los angeles review of books and im on the board of directors of the National Book critics circle. Im also the author of a book of poetry that deals with lacausa. In fact, its called, lacausa. At this time i would like to introduce miriam. Miriam is the former Pulitzer Prize winning editor who spent 25 years working at newsday and the Los Angeles Times. Her book, the crusades of cesar chavez, a biography is the First Comprehensive biography of the iconic, charismatic leader. She has also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of chavezs United Farm Workers Move
This is an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop to go back to before george floyd thats not going to happen. Tonight in a lawsuit filed against the city of vallejo has the city attorneys now seeking a change of venue and the gag order in the Sean Monterrosa case. Thanks for joining us tonight, im ken wayne and i pale more monterrosa you might recall was shot and killed by a Vallejo Police officer back in june that shooting sparked several protests and a demand for justice for michelle kingston has been following this case since the very beginning and has more for us tonight from the layup. You know you can you want to kill the messenger because you dont like the message. The message is very clear about what happened here and it seems to me we have a right to say that as a Public Interest this city plans to request a change in venue for the federal civil rights lawsuit filed against them by the family of Sean Monterrosa the 22 yearold was shot and killed by an 18 year veteran Police
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