commissioners, and then this specifically, that is what i was asking for from our office for the nd use post- construction work for the operation. that is the other data i will be getting for the referrals and the placements that we have made for the operation of the various hospitals. >> thank you. i would appreciate that data when we do this again. i think it is important. thank you. >> thank you. >> in my last question, that is for cpmc staff as it relates to the partnership with saint anthony's. i think that part of what commissioner johnson very distinctly said, always, is my worry, also, about creating an ecosystem by which people are attracted, but also once they walk in the door, there are culturally appropriate and welcoming services so that folks can be hooked on as patients. i'm wondering what the plan is going forward. i understand that numbs was the partner who could fulfil the d.a. requirement, but i'm wondering in terms of outreach to the tenderloin community specifically where they are not based, what the plans are for making that connection to the community and providing acc

us to post increases in 2020. alix: thank you for joining us, robin. mark, thank you for joining us on the hour. ndslump. eli lilly had trade and if you're heading out jumping into your car, tune into bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: bielema loany joins me now. listen to bill on the bloomberg on gtv go. texas instruments could be very early open here. >> it is definitely going to be an ugly open. the stock has been in an uptrend ince december but it will gap. alix: so what about caterpillar really interesting price action early. it was down 6% after earnings and now it's down .3% of 1%. >> the initial trade they hammered it in the premarket. now we're back to little change. first report is going to be around the 130 but resistance because it is little change. look for 134 which was yesterday's high and then second resistance is around 140. but really the key in the chart and you go back five years, clearly a long-term down trend below 140. alix: yeah, exactly. eli lilly is our last stock. so interesting the number solid raised their forecast but that wasn't enough for the street. because

us and post on our twitter feed and facebook pages as well. we start in california and we will hear from todd. what do you think about this back and forth between the nba ?ndhina pc as thee nba is as nfl and it will hurt that league. aroundnded people all should support hong kong, but not the nba. dream on green and steph curry suggesting owners are like slaveholders, another whacked out take on slave relations. not chairman xi. it is really very offensive. it's all on tv for all of us to see. host: do you think this will result in boycotts and the like we saw against the nfl during the opening ceremonies and the american flag and things like that? questionas your suggests, i think it is certainly going to hurt the nfl -- nfl, excuse me. host: that is todd. we will hear from rich in illinois. you are next up. caller: thanks for taking my call. the nba is a business and they are trying to sell something to somebody and you cannot sell something to somebody if they don't want it and they -- if they don't want it and you are trying to sell it, you have to negotiate some kind of deal that you can make money and they can get something they want. that is busines

nd 14 great-grandchildren. he was loved by everyone. let us honor mayor eaton and his legacy by passing this bill and renaming the montclair post office. california, mr. speaker, has 53 members of congress. and i am so proud to have 52 of those members of the california congressional delegation as co-sponsors of this bill. including the distinguished speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, and the republican minority leader, kevin mccarthy. and i urge all my colleagues to support this important bill and i want to thank the ranking member, mr. gosar, for your assistance in moving this bill forward. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from california reserves. mr. rouda: thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gosar: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 3329, introduced by representative norma torres. this bill names the post office located in montcla

remember, this was way before television,nd cable and a big deal used to be getting an article about your candidate in "the new york times" or "the washington post those quote and then send it around to people. it was a much bigger job to get the word out about your candidate. those were the two main purposes of the conference. >> how many people attended? >> we put it together in about two months. i would say several hundred attended, and again, you don't have the modern communication mechanisms that you have now, so we put ads in some of the conservative newspapers and did a lot of mailings. the irony was we did not really know who was going to show up, because again, you did not have instant registration. people might have gotten it in the mail and said they would go but did not send their registration and. one thing i will tell you is the reagan banquet which was the highlight of the conference and the largest, most widely attended event, literally 200 people showed up who we did not expect to show up. we were kind of barricading them -- we were holding them outside wase the program director leading an effort to put up more tables. trying to