1,600 points at its low. it represents a paper loss of $1.4 trillion. stock futures are trying to stage a comeback of sorts. joining me for a report. nicole, after it went down 700, it started trading down in 50-point inkrements. when it goes in 50-point increments, you know you are in trouble. that s when you say whoa! it happened so quickly. about 3:00 we were down 750 points. by 3:11 we were down 1,600 points. they had sold off everything. they jumped out of everything. that s when you start to feel it s programmed trading. david: program trading are computers. were the human beings on the floor panicking? one of the traders said i just bought. right near the low. the truth of the matter is people are looking for better value. we have had a market that has run up since november of 2016. one trader said we are down a couple of days, but that s not the story, the story is we are up 400 days. so a little bit of a sell-off is okay. david: even though the programming tradin
steel dossier was basis for spying on one american, and it, it was flit politically motivated, it sets off a volley of memos from both sides. here is my problem with nunes, he had all this memo information before he pushed to kill the amendment that put safeguard on second 702 of the fisa act. then he acts outraged when lines are crossed. you can t feignshock. question is, is it possible for mueller to finish his investigation, and could operatives within trump campaign have been used as pawns while fbi was freestyling, yes. abuse of power should be outrageous and unacceptable. fbi knew christopher steel was a liar, his testimony should have been enough to distance him from the whole thing. that is dishonest and lazy, go ahead, and release every memo, show boaters like nunes and schiff are attempted to use them to further their careers, and steering us further from the truth. let s start the show. i m kennedy. kennedy: president trump says that memo released friday vindicat
in change. thank you very much. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i support your leadership on this. do we have a motion? supervisor malia cohen: yes, i would like to recommend to the full board with a positive recommendation as amended. thank you very much. we ll take that without objection. mr. clerk, are there any other matters before us? there are no more matters before the chambers. supervisor katy tang: all right. this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] the day we re particularly ham to welcome the mayor we celebrated our organizations 10 supportive housing sites 11 homelessness people in housing because of the partnership that exists before nonprofits like the each other california and the city and county of san francisco which is commit to helping people ended homelessness in their life i ll say the solution that is recognized by us and the solution that the recognized by the mayor is that housing is
of speech and freedom of religion my mom let zero self advocacy and believe her voice was never matter. i would like to vote asked my mother in that selection. i currently can. have to wait another two years next local election and another year for to vote in this is about election.presidential election. i don t have to wait as long as i will. i strongly support this and i hope you will all is well. president breed: thank. great job. supervisor avalos supervisor avalos: through the president, just like my colleagues by parents are also immigrants. they came here from el salvador for political reasons. the war was bad and i guess in the 90s. interestingly enough am the first person voting in my family and just like at 18 it s like a bad time to start voting because that is when you move away. that is when you sign up for a job. that is when you leave your high school. bernie can i do think it s important we start voting at 16 because you become habitual boater and you re
good morning and welcome to government audit and oversight meeting of april 21, 2016. supervisor aaron peskin: and joined by supervisor london breed: and we ll be joined by supervisor norman yee:. i would like to thank sf govtv for streaming us live. madam clerk any announcements? yes, please silence and electronic devices. supervisor aaron peskin: please read items 1 and 2 together. clerk: items 150672 home detention electronic monitoring program rules and regulations and program administrators evidence of financial responsibility. supervisor aaron peskin: captain paulsen. good morning. my name is captain paulsen. i have been asked to make a presentation today with regards to electronic monitoring. the reason for today s presentation is the california penal code requires that the board of supervisors review and approve the data regarding electronic monitoring. currently we have made no changes to the electronic monitoring rules since in the past 2 years. in ad