they talk about matthew shepard or they talk about atatiana jefferson, young 28 woman-- [smith] in forth worth. [jones] in fort worth who was just shot and killed, and they're like "i am scared." and sometimes when we're scared, like my mother, my mother and i had a vibrant relationship. but her response, i think to fear was that she just couldn't talk about sexuality. that was the one silence. for my grandmother, her response was proactive. she was like "oh, ok, i will save his soul." [smith] let's just her take him to church.ve. more church is the answer. [jones] more church. [smith] so this book is, in essence, a booabout you coming to terms with and better understanding who you are. [jones] yes. [smith] right. [jones] when i said earlier unthat there was somethingersal, i sit here as a straight white man who grew up in the northeast. you're a gay black mwho gr. straight white man but there is a connection between us. and i connected with this book in part because we've al through the process of discovering who we are. and so whether the narrative through line in your story is about sexual

worth bearing in mind forthe with hail and funder. of this week, frequent snow showers and issue across the northern hills. accumulations, strong wind, blizzard conditions, drifting very much a feature. that will be the story again on tuesday, spot the difference, plenty of showers, mostly sleet and snow across the far north, a cold feel to things as well. the south, fewer showers but still the temperatures struggling, six or seven celsius. tuesday into wednesday, isobars six or seven celsius. tuesday into wednesday, isoba rs opening, six or seven celsius. tuesday into wednesday, isobars opening, a brief ridge of high pressure will allow for a quieter moment in the middle pa rt for a quieter moment in the middle part of the week. wednesday likely to be the best age, fewer showers, more in the way of sunshine, more noticeably lighter window right across the board. temperatures still will range from four to nine celsius. that could lead to an early frost first thing on thursday, worth bearing in mind. not going to last, we do it all agai

forth. jim and poppy, it's worth noting going around here you start to see more surveillance, something chinaward, going into apartment complexes, everywhere. >> we saw drones talking to people, floating over people's heads. we're joined by the author of the book "the coming plague." thanks for coming. >> thank you. >> the death toll has surpassed sars. what struck me, a difference is huge injury in global air travel between now and then. it's more than doubled, 691 passengers. how does that explain the spread of this and the global response. >> jim, i was thinking in 2003 with the sars epidemic i was in beijing and i reported some information for cnn and it was censored. no one in asia could see that information. it was the first time they blocked all cnn transmissions across the asian region. hour we are a situation where china is much more integrated into the planet. they have this belt and road initiative that goes already to more than 60 nations. they have a reach into subsarahan africa completely cut off from china in 2003. we see that slowly different parts of the planet are starting t

forthings. >> i will if it's worth it. >> it's never worth it to me. >> ever?> what is worth standing in a long line for you? >> disneyland! >> see, you will do it for disneyland. >> i won't. look, i won't. i won't wait longer than 30 minutes for something. >> that's reasonable. >> fast pass or nothing. >> oh. >> wake up early, get on the plan. >> all right. good thing they have those plans for people like reggie. northwest wind 8 to 15 up in our east bay hills. >> let's talk about what will happen today. warming sunshine, winds less aggressive. we have p.m.s not quite as cold tonight. more fog will roll around. no rain in the extended temperature stream still pummel pacific northwest. snow in texas. this high pressure is pushing that jet stream and the fast winds away from us. that calming influence is why w we have no rain. but in atlanta they have about 6 to 8 inches of rain in the next nine days. they're getting too much, we're getting too little. our deficits ballooning from 4 1/2 to 6 inches of rain that we need to make up. today, 59 in san francisco and

forth. i would say it's worth continuing until next month to get some additional questions from the sponsor or from community groups to have a chance to be able to get that through and articulate any concerns they may have. >> second. >> there's a motion to continue this item to our march meeting. was it second? i'll do a roll call vote on that motion. [roll call] that motion carries unanimously. next item is item 7, discussion and possible action regarding proposed ordinance amending the planning code to existing dwelling units constructed without required permits and extending the waiver through december 21, 2024 in addition to other requirements. >> good morning commissioners. john murray again. this ordinance just extends a sun set fee waiver for the unit legalization. there's a lot of illegal units throughout the city. this fee waiver was put in place to encourage folks to come forward and use our existing legalization path to go ahead and get those units up to code and sort of on the books. it had a five-year sun set date. that came up on january 1st. we are just extending it out anot

. >> there's a lot of back and forth going on about a proposed property tax in san jose. measure e would impose a tax on properties worth more than $2 million. if it passes, it could raise millions of dollars for low income housing, but critics say there's a catch. >> they promise to spend it on low income housing. maybe these elected officials in the next couple of years, but the mayor will be out of office 2 years from now and the money can be spent by any council any way they like because it's a general fund tax. >> jennifer lopez and shakira took the stage for the half time show last night and set social media abuzz. some say it was overly sexual and not family friendly and others said it was great. and one viewer said no one said it was inappropriate last year when adam levine took his shirt off during his half time performance. ken? >>> all right, thanks elizabeth. the new bill at the state capitol that could radically transform pg&e and some other news on the utility that sent stocks soaring double digits today. >> the people that come here tend to be more inclined to study and more worried about education. >> an

forth. i would say it's worth continuing until next month to get some additional questions from the sponsor or from community groups to have a chance to be able to get that through and articulate any concerns they may have. >> second. >> there's a motion to continue this item to our march meeting. was it second? i'll do a roll call vote on that motion. [roll call] that motion carries unanimously. next item is item 7, discussion and possible action regarding proposed ordinance amending the planning code to existing dwelling units constructed without required permits and extending the waiver through december 21, 2024 in addition to other requirements. >> good morning commissioners. john murray again. this ordinance just extends a sun set fee waiver for the unit legalization. there's a lot of illegal units throughout the city. this fee waiver was put in place to encourage folks to come forward and use our existing legalization path to go ahead and get those units up to code and sort of on the books. it had a five-year sun set date. that came up on january 1st. we are just extending it out anot

forth. i would say it's worth continuing until next month to get some additional questions from the sponsor or from community groups to have a chance to be able to get that through and articulate any concerns they may have. >> second. >> there's a motion to continue this item to our march meeting. was it second? i'll do a roll call vote on that motion. [roll call] that motion carries unanimously. next item is item 7, discussion and possible action regarding proposed ordinance amending the planning code to existing dwelling units constructed without required permits and extending the waiver through december 21, 2024 in addition to other requirements. >> good morning commissioners. john murray again. this ordinance just extends a sun set fee waiver for the unit legalization. there's a lot of illegal units throughout the city. this fee waiver was put in place to encourage folks to come forward and use our existing legalization path to go ahead and get those units up to code and sort of on the books. it had a five-year sun set date. that came up on january 1st. we are just extending it out anot

back here in the bay area, there's a lot of back-and-forth about a proposed property tax in san jose. measure a would impose a tax on properties worth $2 million. mission e is a transfer tax that would impose a .75% on transactions valued at 2 to $5 million. 1% at 5 to 10 million and 1.5% for deals $10 million or higher. the payment is negotiable between the fyre and seller. if it passes, it could raise millions of dollars for low- income housing but critics say there is a catch. >> they promised to spend it on low income housing. >> maybe these elected officials in the next couple years, the mayor is going to be out of office two years from now and this money could be spent by any counsel any way they like because it is a general fund tax. >> a san jose council members is the key word in the measure is including. which means the money raised would go into the general fund and cannot be earmarked for affordable housing. >>> as we take a live look at sfo, today, the san francisco airport commission is meeting to decide on a plan to handle the coronavirus outbreak. flights from china are being funneled through here so the country can

nz from wyoming and senator white house put forth by partisan budget reforms and it's a very interesting proposal and is worth careful scrutiny. they don't have a view about what the right budget process is because we will follow the process and follow the law whatever congress says it is. on the challenge i should note is on the page outside as opposed to not paying for new spending or lower revenues but it's also a 50 year just meant more difficult for the imbalance so it's like a low hanging fruit being taken away. the projection for the corporate revenue you mentioned you might say more about that. what is that coming from and why has it been less than what we thought? >> if whoever controls the slide can put up a slide on the corporate income tax to rewind a little bit further. with our income between corporate earnings on the one hand and labor on the other hand is we have t the data on the tax collections into the corporate tax revenue is lower than it would have been expected given where the corporate profits were and it turned out that the data was lowered so it resolved a little bit of mystery but a

will sell about $3 billion worth of military equipment to india, there are still questions about resolving trade differences, especially when it comes to tariffs and so forth. so there are policy things to discuss, but far more important than that is the spectacle that certainly prime minister modi has tried to create for president trump to reinforce the binding ties between the u.s. and india that have endured for a long time but really represented in the strong personalities of these two leaders. we have seen a great deal of effort put in by india to prepare for this visit where the president had more than 110,000 people in the new cricket stadium there, the largest cricket stadium in the world to give the president that scale of crowd that so often attracts his attention. in addition to that the president and first lady will see one of the great sites of india, the taj mahal, that's happening today. they paid a visit to one of the really important historical homes of mahatma gandhi and a place for hindu study. that was a much softer in terms of appearance visit but very important certainly here and there will be the state dinner and a lot of the officia

the senators have put forth a bipartisan proposal for budget reform and it is very interesting. it is worth careful scrutiny. doesn't have a view about what the right budget process is because we will follow the process and follow whatever congress says it is. one challenge i should note is, on the pay go side, there is a protect -- a sense that pay go would be a step in the direction of this color adjustment as opposed to not paying for new spending or a lower revenue. but there is a sense in which it makes adjustment more difficult because anything that is paid for is not available to deal with the existing imbalance. it is like the low hanging fruit is being taken away by pay go. pay go is a step, but sometimes it is not a solution. it in a sense makes the adjustment more difficult. >> a couple questions about your projection, your reduced project -- projection for corporate revenue. you mentioned we might see more of it. what is coming from, why has that been less than what we thought? >> can i dial back on the slide? if whoever's controlling the slides could find the slide, very good.

worth. or the gpd of the e.u., or china or japan, and so forth. would that be true? >> that is true. so when you talk about the obviously rd, that was coming -- the gold standard came in the old economy, when we had a barter economy basically, didn't it, in a sense? -- bartter i bartter yes.omy, >> is it a combination of the nation and the people backing all the wealth behind it? s that what we deem valuable today? >> definitely. > so talk to us a little bit about your views on the gold given up long was ago, and the other people in the world. i don't know if anybody is now, and do you still believe that's important why, and where are you? shelby. you, senator first, i totally agree with your assessment. back with money. it keeps moving forward into the future. and i'm surprised that people ttempt to say they must have some thought about me advocating gold standard, and i suppose they are talking about the classical international gold standard. out that st point there is about 1.8 trillion in outstanding federal reserve notes. just the currency. most of it is held outside the country

forth expected to continue. the uncertainty is still rattling markets. >> ed: you can see them down, it was worth an hour or so ago but still down for several days in a row. just checked my 401(k), i can't retire yet. i'll be back tomorrow, don't worry. [laughs] >> sandra: good thing! will see you back here for a friday morning show tomorrow. thanks for joining us. >> ed: in the meantime, "outnumbered" starts now. >> melissa: fox news alert, stocks plunging today as coronavirus fears escalate. the dow right now trading down 462 points, it had been down about 960, as low as the session. it was what was earlier, still bad, though. u.s. market indices falling into correction territory, already wiping out gains for the year. this, amid some tensions in washington over the outbreak response. as the first u.s. case of the virus from an unknown origin has been diagnosed in northern california, the first sign coronavirus may be spreading within a u.s. community.

it's worth this big investment because it will pay all these dividends with the scientific questions and technology because we will make it maintainable and i shuttle has the capacity to go back and forth to do that. >> i know you talked about how you went from first putting things on earth like geology and then you studied to join nasa burke i'm currently a junior in high school looking to college so i'm wondering if you could talk about how you made that transition from earth to space and how you joined nasa. >> the short answer is by having more curiosity than common sense virchow when i was your age in high school i was studying languages and somehow that turned into a life where people bought me airline tickets to go explore all these places and then i got to college and they said it's lovely you are an arts and language major but you have to take three science courses during your freshman year i thought it was a terrible idea and they argued against and lost all of the arguments the first class introduce me to earth science and oceanography and more importantly to the energetic passionate professors so i could see a lifestyle in them that included that adventurous lifestyle i was

candidates who don't have a dime's worth of difference when it comes to policy, to see debates where they are arguing about who has the best health care plan back and forthwhat will get it done. what will get it done is somebody that stands up to him every day and punch him in the nose. that will take power, testimoit take money. and so far i hate to say it bloomberg is the only one doing that, and the only one that has the kind of money that it will take. he can spend twice as much money as trump and he can stand on the stage and if trump calls him short, he can say, well, you're fat. i mean, that is what it will take. you have to fight a schoolyard bully and punch him in the nose. you can't anybody hnibble at th with policy issues. >> or else you're broke. >> yeah, he had the perfect line when he said what would you feel about, you know, if you got the nomination and you have two billionaires going after each other, he said who is the second one. and that is what it will take. it will take a guy who can go right back at him, who has no fear that he can do anything. all these republicans running around frightened to death that something will happen. we'

weaker points being a guy who is worth over $50 billion and yet he handled the money question water him in the second and third hour. then he got into the back and forthot comfortable and i think he probably just got tired of absorbing everything that was coming at him and really being thing the only one absorbing major hits last night. >>> coming up, senator klobuchar is standing by. the presidential candidate joins us next on "morning joe." with td ameritrade you've got courses, tools, and help from pros. it's almost like you're training me to become an even smarter, stronger investor. exactly. ♪(rocky theme music) fifty-six straight, come on! that's it, left trade right trade. come on another trade, i want to see it! more! ♪ 80s-style training montage? yeah. happens all the time. ♪ when the first snow fell, the kids went sledding right there. this used to be a shed. now, it's where they get breakfast. this is more than just land. it's home. the frels family runs with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. this land isn't the only thing which you live on for generations. nothing runs like a deere. search "john deere 1 series" for more. get a 1 series