bond programs. would you like to to say anything or introduce yourself to the public? >> i'm yeah, i'm serving in the civil grand jury seat and i'm happy to be here kind of bring aspects of transparency and oversight you know are very much of interest to me. my background is in hospitality and in sales so it's kind of interesting to dive a little bit more into some of these issues facing our cities, you know, and really the full scale of these bond measures, you know, really encompass everything for city government. so happy to be here and put my work in for this committee. thank you. okay. i don't number two thank you. item number two general public comment. members of the public who wish to provide in-person public comment please line up at the podium now. >> each person will have three minutes to speak. >> for the record there are no in-person public comments. >> this concludes the public comment section for this agenda item. >> item number three please. item number three approval with possible m

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bond market is $30 trillion. it is a market that tells every other market what to do. his -- it is not ideological. it is complete looking for relative value. what is cheap, what is expensive, and what it is telling us is for the first time since donald trump was president, said he had covid along with his wife, melania, in october of 2020, the bond market is saying inflation two years out is going to be higher than where inflation is today and we have not seen that since 2020 so you have to go all the way back to donald trump's first term. the entire four years of biden, every single measure in the bond market showed inflation abating two years out. >> so you gave a list in this column that i think is worth keeping attention on because it is everything from potential inflation to tariffs to hints that you point out from trump that the u.s. might not honor its credit. of the pieces on this list, which concerns you the most? >> they are part of one word. chaos. his whole agenda in the past 25 days has been nothing but chaos and markets actually do not thrive when there'

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flipping over a couple of market moves in europe, look at 10 year bond futures, the bond futures are we were talking to valerie that investors are hoping for issuance to account for defense spending as a catalyst for bonds. the euro is back at one .05, relief from the tariff discussion, tariffs have not been applied. brent has strength coming through despite talks between russia and ukraine, they will hopefully progress. gold up 3/10 of 1% though trading sideways, bit of a drop but the trajectory has been positive. president donald trump says zelenskyy will be involved in peace talks after advisors suggests conversations might go on without zelenskyy. europe scrambles to deal with the u.s. new policy. >> mike lee is there should be a message to -- my plea is that there should be a message, we cannot stop our support. guest: the new administration if the endgame will be a win for pruden that will week in security in america because everyone will interpreted as weakness and between europe and the united states of america. joumanna: we are joined from berlin from judy, what is it tell y

>> bond. >> bond. >> james bond. >> the news has hollywood shaken and stirred. >> perfect. >> the martini is getting a new creative custodian. passing the torch to amazon mgm studios which says we are honored to continue this treasured heritage. amazon founder jeff bezos quickly turned to social media asking who do you pick as the next bond. many fans suggesting henry cavill trade his superman cape for a tux. >> we all have secrets. >> the last bond, daniel craig, stepped away after "no time to die" in 2021. among the replacements, tom hardy, and james norton asked about the possibility sunday at the bafta awards. >> whoever is deciding on these odds needs to get a new job. yet again, it is based on pure speculation. >> how about another james, theo james? >> they need to go with a reinvention of it. that would be me. >> in the whirlwind of conversations around me playing james bond, i have always said, look, wait until we see john luther in a movie. >> or maybe the first female bond. >> i've not had a conversation. so, yeah, it's in their hands. it's in the franchise's bonds. >> iced on

the future of the iconicjames bond film franchise after bond's long—serving masterminds the bond films name in the credits. to dr no in 1961, it was the beginning of a film empire that is all... the different incarnations on screen. the magic of bond is very much down to the broccolis. yes, very much so. of the rights previously owned by mgm. it's the most valuable asset this country has. was the broccoli formula. amazon's a streamer. many wonder if the future might follow the pattern of star wars or marvel with a deluge of extra content. but, whatever happens, when bond returns to the big screen in the back seat. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. have turned a corner once all miles now, highs of 15 degrees in parts of lincolnshire and also in in. parts at linsstnshir’s'afis�*atss in? ’" "” ’ yorkshire, as we can see east yorkshire, as we can see glimpses of sunshine, also some rain as well, showery outbreaks, a blustery day to day, driving that rain steadily north and east over the afternoon, things quite a name down for the time the reason ee�*a'h fer the time heihs.

bond yields are lower. 4.50.pushing back against the idea of terming out the debt anytime soon. lisa: this after there was severe criticism of the former treasury secretary janet yellen with lopsided issuance to debt saying it is better lock in yields. if they're going to lock in longer yields it will not come anytime soon which is a huge sigh of relief you are filling in the markets which are saying will not be overwhelmed by supply. annmarie: what does a long way off mean? people were coming in thinking scott bessent has talked about this saying he was a hedge fund manager, this is what he was criticizing janet yellen to do yet he is not recalibrating the issuance at the moment. is this the end of the year or the end of trump 2.0. jonathan: sequencing matters. what i got from the comments is therefore to do and they believe once they've done the work it will lead to lower yields and once you get lower yields you can think about turning out the debt. what i hear from him is that was not the right time because th

the bond market is assessing that out. i think were in a different inflation regime today than pre-covid and i don't see that changing anytime soon. consequently bond yields will remain on the higher side. i think that is okay and were looking for a wide range around the tenure wider than normal given the uncertainty. either way i see rates at these levels place or minus call it 50 basis points or so for some time and if i'm wrong around that i think i'll be wrong more around the economy rolling over and feeling the rate rally which is a benefit. the real money question of course what is the best way for retail investors to play the bond market right now. >> i think safety matters a lot if you look at credit spreads they are very, very tight it is reflective of the economy itself which has been in good shape and receiving fragility but credit is tight but i like duration and treasury and those types of assets because i think it provides investor exactly what they need in this environment which is a little yield in a little

, james bond. >> well, there's a shakeup coming to the world of james bond.he bond franchise as part of a deal with its two longtime producers. amazon actually gained the rights to distribute the bond films after acquiring mgm in 2022, the year after daniel craig's final spin as 007. the deal could allow amazon to expand bond into new areas like spinoff films and streaming shows. >>> dolly parton is joining the wiggles world. ♪ friends everybody shout it friends ♪ ♪ no doubt about it friends ♪ >> the country mega-star is out with a new children's song called "friends." she wrote the tune, and it's on the wiggles' album. and there's a rework of the classic hit "9 to 5" renamed "counting one to five." the album will be out march 7th. >>> and the post office is saying thank you for being a friend. check out its latest forever stamp. it's the late, great betty white smiling right back at us. the "golden girls" actor shared her wit and warmth with viewers for seven decades before she died in 2021 at age 99. it will be released march 27th. >>> coming up on "cbs mor

it is another big end to a massive leave in the bond market.oming up the option block, issuance action on both sides of the at -- of the atlantic. euro dominated bonds issued by u.s. companies at the highest level to start a year since 2007. this is real yields on bloomberg. sonali: this is bloomberg real yield. it is time for the auction block where u.s. high rate sales have slowed but there was plenty of action elsewhere. excel burned deals adding for the u.k. and france adding to debt sales, bringing the total to 83 billion euros. the u.k. sold a record amount of 10 year bonds after a tracking -- attracting the highest number of band -- of brands. you're in the u.s. we had treasury auctions for the 3, 10 and 30 year with the 10 and 30 year sales tailing. a new coupon rate was the highest since 2007. and to a story that we are watching closely, morgan stanley and six other banks sold 4.7 4 billion of x holdings debt allowing themselves to rid themselves of the bulk of the exposure they had arranged for elon musk's purchase of the company know

bonds. no you don't need bonds until you get very old.points where i am definitely at odds with most of the so-called seers out there. i say that when you buy a lot of bonds, you're betting against your life. if you think you're going to pass away when you're 72, then it's 65. yes. buy bonds. i want people to think young. i know that sounds almost pollyanna, but the reason why i say it is because if you have to go into a long term care facility and you own bonds for the previous 20 years, you're not going to have enough money. stocks historically have outperformed by. >> 30 years. >> long term time horizon. >> the key. >> line, too. you're fortunate. >> enough where you don't need to live off that money. that means you don't have the risk of selling it in a potential. market downturn. you can stay invested. in the. >> market. >> and over time. >> you should do quite well. >> yeah, i know, look, i think that when you it's really a tricky question because people don't really like to talk about mortality. but what really does matter is, is t

barry bonds it's an honor to have you in the people's house here at city hall. thank you for coming on to 525 day and after last year your godfather we celebrated two for two for only fitting that we honor you here today. so thank you for coming here. john miller another legend welcome to city hall. we appreciate you being here today. when barry joined in 1993, the san francisco giants san francisco turned into a baseball town again with 762 home runs, seven mvp awards and countless other records including 35 splash hits. barry forever changed the game of baseball, but his legacy in this city goes beyond stats. his charitable work especially with youth in the bay area is a testament to his heart and his commitment to our community. so thank you for that, barry and i want to take a moment to honor your godfather who we lost last year. not only a mentor but someone not only important to barry but to our entire community. so but take a moment to remember willie. so with that being said, i'm going to be brief. i got a proclamation. barry that's what i get to do now

that is natural, it is the treasury that issues bonds and long-term bonds.d the idea that it is the treasury that should have some purview over the long end. he also said something different. he wants to bring the long-term yields down by virtue of lower structural inflation. and that comes through better productivity. i think that ties in nicely with some of the policy agenda of the current administration. it all fits together. lisa: it makes some people bullish bonds, and that is what we saw, especially when you add the funding announcement that came out completely unchanged. just how much more bullish did you get on that lovely 10 year note yesterday? thierry: i didn't get that much more bullish because what is going to drive sentiment for the 10 year are things like the deficit and this was not so much a statement about the deficit, although there were anecdotal stories out there about what doge is doing. i got a little more excited about that part of it that seems to suggest they are going to be hands-off with regard to the fed. the dollar rallied and i

the new bond, james bond. >> george: let's move to the news here at 7:30. prison strike emergency inmates uprising amid a week long strike by corrections officers in new york. has spread to all of the state's 42 prisons. hundreds prisoners took over the dorms in one facility for hours. officers were treated and an emergency response team was called in to re-establish order. also, the vatican says pope francis is getting better after being admitted to the hospital with bronchitis last week. a spokes person said the pontiff has no fever and his vitals are stable. >> michael: a big set back for the san antonio spurs. the team announced that victor wembanyama will miss the year due to deep vein thrombosis. a painful condition caused by a blood clot. the team source told espn the spurs are hopeful wembanyama will return for the start of next season. we all are. he makes the league so much better. >> george: such a star. we're gonna turn to rare public remarks from the menendez brothers about the more than three decades behind bars as they fight to be released. c

. >> we have not seen bond yields come down that much.looks mispriced. >> the economy is an extension. the 10-year treasury is still relatively stable. >> growth expectations are very high. >> what the bond market is ultimately going to be trading off of in the long end is what the growth impulse is. >> it will be a well before the crowd they want to see lower rates from the fed gets any kind of pleasure. >> we reassess and rates drift lower over the course of the year. >> you have seen yields have been in limbo, kind of pegged to 4.5%. >> i would be shooting sub 4%. loaded 3.5%. >> the conviction level is a -2. nobody has a clue what is coming next. sonali: let's look at the consumer inflation expectations. at their highest levels since 1995. what is fascinating about this move is it is driven yields on the longer end of the curve lower. you would think higher inflation would mean higher yields. if you have a weaker consumer, another question about what it means if the consumer is not willing to spend to prop up the economy. look at the

dani: login bonds have followed by about -- long end bonds of fallen this year.f that is supply and structural changes that may or may not happen? what is a bigger driver of that, supply or growth concerns we are seeing in the long end? kelsey: primarily growth concerns. i think supply is a secondary factor. the one thing i with highlight is, while the treasury secretary has control over where we issue on the curve and they are in charge of determining what the weighted average maturity of the treasury's debt is, they are not the ones ultimately responsible for determining how much debt needs to be issued. that is still a function of how much the government takes in, how much revenue they get from tariffs and taxes, versus how much they spend. that is what the congress is debating on terms of reconciliation bills. that hole is not something the treasury controls but ultimately is a function of what the congress decides. what the bond market is ultimately going to be trading off of in the long end is what the growth impulse is or is not as it relates to the fiscal

we're also watching bond yields this morning.f policy seen by many economists as inflationary. also today, newly confirmed treasury secretary scott bessent will have his first quarterly funding announcement. basically how much the government plans to borrow bond traders will be watching that very closely. right now, however, we're seeing the benchmark at 4.5, 4.54 actually falling since the inauguration right now again, 4.54 falling about almost ten basis points since the inauguration. also want to watch the us dollar this morning? we are seeing that pop this morning. the us dollar up over 1%. you can see right here. big ramp up as we go on into these tariff announcements over the weekend right now. but right now the dollar up 1% actually hitting a recent high trading very strongly against other foreign currencies. and we have to cover energy energy markets. they continue to digest these tariffs specifically that 10% tariff on canadian oil. oil is traded lower over the last two weeks. however this morning big upside moves for wti

so much lower than the rate on longer term bonds. we're taking advantage of that short term financing. >> so for today what we're asking is approval for series a one you would be asked to approve not only the credit facility itself call a reimbursement agreement but also the fee letter with the bank that separately establishes the fees. and then separately we also approve the offering memorandum which is the document that is used to market the bonds to investors. the dealer agreements for the commercial paper with the commercial paper dealers who roll the paper and find the investors for us. and we will do that for both the water and power. >> and with that i'm happy to take any questions. >> thank you, commissioners comments questions. commissioner john dyer. go ahead first. commissioner roni doris. that's okay. thank you. >> thank you. thank you to your team too. it is a good arduous task to go through all of these. overall, what is our total facilities? is it in the lake five, six, seven, 800 million or is it a billion? >> sure. s

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>> bond. james bond. >> big changes may be coming for james bond thursday.g control of the franchise. 007 has been dormant on the big screen. you've probably noticed that since 021's no time to die which marked the last appearance of daniel craig as james bond. that's where died, too. it's interesting how they might bring him back. >> not daniel craig, right? it has to be someone else. >> in terms of bringing back bond. metaverse. >> it's got to be someone good. someone to really like, you have to embody bond. >>> he was one of the first people to say live from new york, t's "saturday night live." the comedy icon, dan aykroyd, is addressing his absence from the 50th anniversary show. he took to x to offer praise for the special and lorne michaels but did not offer an explanation for why he didn't attend. he is the only member of the original cast who did not appear on sunday. i watched this and i couldn't help but wonder where he was, why he wasn't there, along with bill hader. question marks all around. >> sounds like he's okay, and it was a great celebrati

it is tricky because we would not our spending was high for the 12 bond by the time 20 bond came aroundoidz we would not might not have been eligible to be on the ballot in 20 the argument would have been you got this stuff have you not done that why do you need more being right? but -- the bond dollars are not a hundred % of the funding source and that is more common. so, you know we have a few small projects and we try to tackle big once first if there are reasons there is a bit of money left from the 12 bond and we are -- well under way on the 20. makes sense. >> and who holds the bond money? where is it? does it earn interest? >> i believe part of the city's general coverers and city owners a set enter rate on all money not spent. we get interest and the upon interest does come become to the department of the sort of some of at this time getses has to be used for administrative purposes. we are able to use and reinvest the interest in our bond program. >> thank you. >> thanks. take a vote. >> i move 9 and 10. >> we will vote separately. 10 first. >> 10, fine 10, first. >> do i have

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good for bonds. bessent this morning in an interview said they're not going to term out debt, good for bonds. and bonds have yield to them. we're in that 4-plus percent range, so when equities throw their toys out of the program -- pram, we're there to provide stability. liz: the 10-year is a little lore tan yesterday with, but is it treasuries? >> well, there are a lot of places to capture more yield. we're in the tax season now. you know what the best tax strategy is? don't pay 'em. you know how you can do that? buy municipal bonds. you could buy 10-year aaa municipals at 3% fully tax-exempt or bbb at 4%. there's also a positive carry going out of trash -- out of cash into the -- sorry -- [laughter] slip there. liz: freudian. >> yep. out of cash into the aggregate bond market and pick up close to 100 basis points. there's plenty to do outside of the treasury market. liz: you know, there are -- aside from things like mortgage-backed securities, etfs, people get a basket of these things, you can get

he played defense for team bonds. as for the final score, team bonds win 66 to 55. take you to chase center. the best up and coming players went at it. three warriors brandon pozonsky, trace jackson davis, pat spencer all suited up. in the end, it was team c that won the mini four team tournament. team c now advances to another mini tournament that will take place on sunday, and then eagles fans are showing their love this valentine's day for their super bowl champs. thousands of people lined the famous broad street early this morning to catch a glimpse of the champs. some even camped out overnight. the team moves slowly on city busses, getting off sometimes to interact with the crowd. confetti, beer. all of it in the sky while the players took turns showing off that prize trophy. the parade wrapped up with the ceremony, of course. where else but at the rocky steps at and that you fix the skies because this one of a kind tradition, returned to san francisco at the embarcadero plaza. remember this 16th annual valentine's day pillow fight? i can't believe all the peop

third quarter team bonds up five. his first shot of the game in with a four pointer from the ruffles four point ridgeline. team bonds up nine. later in the third team bonds up nine. he hits the four pointer from the top. bonds up 13. fourth quarter team rice down 18. shelby mcewen gets the steal. throws down the windmill dunk. mcewen elevating team. bonds wins 6655. flynn he's your mvp okay. >> across the bay at chase center. up and coming standouts from the nba and g league competed in the rising stars tournament. here's the matchups. team tim hardaway faces team chris mullin. after that it's team g league that's led by jeremy lin taking on team mitch richmond. the winner will play on sunday with candace parker as their general manager and face shaquille o'neal's all stars, the ogs. we start off with team v versus team c hall of famer oscar robertson in attendance. team c up 17 to 7. keyonte george throws an alley oop to warriors center trace jackson davis putting it on for the dubs. later team c up for two points fr

okay. >> coming back. >> i got a good memory there. >> bond. amazon. bond. amazon. today announced they are taking over creative control of the bond franchise. amazon acquired the rights when it bought mgm for just over $8 billion in 2022. michael g. wilson and barbara broccoli, who brought the bond films to theaters, will continue on as co-owners of the franchise. >> wouldn't quite be a bond film without the broccoli family still involved in it somehow. but you know, i'm glad they can breathe new life into it. keep it going. >> well, the thing is, it's kind of been languishing for a while. i mean, you had daniel craig had this long run, and then it was all these questions about who's the next bond going to be. they throw out a bunch of names and nobody could agree on anything. so i hope with amazon in charge, they'll just go, all right, here's what we're doing. and they certainly have the money to do it. but it's such a great franchise. i still keep saying idris elba is would be the perfect. he would be james bond. >> and you know, they ran into a problem and i got

bonds: too much information? ms. reiser: yeah. too much information, yeah. mr. bonds: ok.physical fight in his home between his sons craig and carey. and what's more, to hear joanne tell it, detectives may have overlooked the real powder keg about to explode in philip's life. ms. reiser: he had a lot of pressure on him businesswise. murphy: joanne described to the jury just how big and varied philip's impressive business holdings were, from his real estate investments... ms. reiser: there was approximately 18 entities that philip was involved in. murphy: ...to his connections with cattle investors across georgia and beyond. ms. reiser: there was some in georgia, but, i mean, he had--he had kentucky. he had cows all over. murphy: now joanne reiser told the jury that by the summer of 2008, with the real estate bubble bursting, her boss stopped selling and the banks began calling. second and third demands for past due payments of 50 and $60,000. the defense suggested, had someone been on the short end of one of philip heidt's dealings, and for reasons of money or reasons of r

larry: all the bonds they own are underwater badly.le bank, like these silicon valley stories that we heard a couple years ago. so the fed is broke, they won't admit it. if, on the other hand, you revalue golded -- gold, their certificates would push them up by $750-800 billion, and they'd be equal. they won't have money but they'd be equal, and maybe someday they could contribute $100 billion to the treasury like they used to. they're not going to bail out the cfp if b, because that thing's gone, it's dead. >> we can only hope. larry: that would a make the fed solvent. or maybe you don't want the fed to be solvent. >> i do. i think that's a better idea. i would rather see the fed in business if we're going to use them as all. it should be a going concern. scott bessent seems to to me to be a guy who can actually run the business. but at a the end of the day, would i buy the bond? maybe i would, yeah. why not? if. larry: gold bond -- question is whether they'd sell is it. but i think everybody would buy the bond. >> yeah. look at tips.

bond?there. we've lost that cold, crisp winterfeel and it's been and windy weather at times. from the west associated with these weather fronts and heavy rain to come as well. but it's sandwiched in between this segment here, where we've got the mildest of the air with that southerly wind. start for all of us. it will be windy. for a time, and the heaviest of the rain will gradually scotland and to the far north of cumbria. some rain arriving later on in the afternoon across eastern england. but ahead of it, yes, we will see some sunshine. if that happens, we could see temperatures peaking at 16 of the winds, but the winds gradually easing during the latter stages of friday. in the south—east for the start of the weekend. slightly fresher air tucking in behind as well. east anglia and kent. top temperatures generally between 10—13 degrees. through the weekend, because as we move out a spell of heavy rain across the far north and west of the uk, perhaps not arriving in the south—east until t

these would be non-marketable bonds.out 13 cents today and would mature at $1 or $100 in 100 years. and that would reduce our debt, our deficit, and that would also bring down the dollar. look, if you to think this is a crisis, we have too much debt, we have too much borrowing, it requires bold thinking. and that's exactly what this is. charles: you know, jim, i love the way you laid it out here. we've got it on the screen. you've got tree things -- three things. tariffs, southern wealth fund, monetizing these -- sovereign wealth fund and this 100-year bond. and so, you know, i happen to love it. i think it's a greated idea. i guess -- great idea. i guess this century, converting current treasuries, accepting a this. we've seen these europeans, they are just in a fit over j.d. vance's commen and so are a lot of folks in america, right, particularly on the left or in the media. will they feel bullied or are they just in no position at this point to even fight back? >> yeah. i mean, i think they might be in no position bec

stuart: my name is bond, james bond. you've no idea how many times people ask me to say that.

could we end up with a case of james bond overkill?d spin offs. amazon have already given us the and i think you can expect a moneypenny spin off, a 0 spin it at the cinema. let's talk about runners and riders to be daniel craig has put himself out of mescal as potential replacements, any other names have wanted their man, who has been linked with this role before, to get it. am not, iwould put my money on harris drifting into the betting at 4—1. if you are looking to build a franchise character, for about 12 years. just hope that he is british! an american? god forbid! pierce brosnan wasn't british, so there is one! no, he wasn't. finding some way of having james bond become a woman or be a woman, be played by a woman, have a woman in the leading role, does that still persist, people still talk about that in any way? it is a great question because barbara broccoli, who it doesn't matter what race james bond is, but the lasted for more than 60 years, and the character has always lord of the rings franchise when they created what many s

let's talk about bond markets.easury secretary, scott bessent made the point that him and the president of the united states are focused on the 10 year yield and not the rate at the federal reserve -- at the federal reserve. lisa: but they want to focus on was the mortgage rate, saying that would be the true tell and he pointed to the idea that the fed cut by 50 basis points and caused it to go up and that is the reason they are focused on that. jonathan: under surveillance, dollar strength. >> first of all, the strong dollar policy is completely intact with pre trump, and they were very happy at his new york speech and in august when he reemphasized that dollar reserve currency status. jonathan: the u.s. dollar poised to end the week a little bit weaker with uncertainty ahead of the payrolls report and 40 minutes. james foley wrote the political news flow in the u.s. combined with 80's u.s. job that i really suggest plenty of scope for volatility in the usd crosses. a lot of it was trade related against the peso,