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i've not read that db research yet.i think monetary policy from a us and european slash uk perspective was already starting to diverge with growth prospects. really not that good in the uk and europe but still relatively good in in america. and so if chinese goods find their way to the, to the continent and into the uk and exert a downward pressure on prices, then i think it gives both the ecb and the boe more scope to lower interest rates more aggressively than markets are anticipating this year, especially as growth is likely to continue to weaken over the coming quarters. >> so how do you tally that with growth expected to weaken but perhaps more supportive policy? how do you tally that from a market perspective? do you want to put more money to work in the uk? >> yeah, i think the uk and european markets. i mean, a lot of stock markets really are pretty cheap at the moment. it really is just the american market at the top end, which is expensive. and so i think if we've got a tailwind of sort of interest rates falli

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larry: is congress read db of interaural get president trump's one big beautiful bill passed and joiningtor and national economic director kevin hassett just met with speaker johnson. kevin, what's going on in there? you're in the mail room and met with them. can't they just get a -- what the heck. all i want is a couple of tax cuts and a couple of spending cuts. that's all i need, kevin. i don't want this to be any hotter than it needs. what'd you produce and guide them through it? >> oh, come on, larry. you know that speaker johnson is doing a fantastic job and we've have a lot of really good news that he reported. i'm really excited around the next few days and speaker johnson gave me a really favorable report about what happened today. to use a football analogy, i think that like we sung the national anthem and flipped the coin and now it's kickoff. larry: 1.5 to $2 trillion in spending reduction and they're scoring the tax cut $4.5 trillion and coming back to that in a minute. i think 4 trillion+ for the next debt cei ceiling and ballpark numbers, do those sound right to you? >> we'

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my eyes are not as good as they used to be -- [laughter] >> on semi, mongo db and apple.p 4.2 basis points to 4.536%. that's the 10-year. check in on gold. as we mentioned, it's down just by a tick, down about $6. still well over $2900 per ounce. and bitcoin is down, again, not by a9 lot from their standards, it's down to $96,946. taking a look at oil, it's up a little bit, up about 88 cents to $73.20 the a barrel, and nat gas is up about 3%. big jump for nat gas. the average price, by the way, for a gallon of regular is now $3.14. but if you live in california, sorry to say it is the $4.66. what a difference. >>> coming up, senate republicans are pushing two separate bills to get trump's agenda passed, but the president just wants one big, beautiful bill. will the head of the house ways and means committee, they're the folks in charge of writing tax bills, jason smith is the chairman, will he say he can make donald trump happy? [laughter] we're going to be asking him. meanwhile, president trump has a warning for hamas if they keep slow-rolling the hostage releases, he wi

plumb and building i have not heard from the business with the db oishgs if you were to vote tonight in the mean i would issue the permit i don't have the inspections yet. that's something to consider as well. >> can i so. i feel like the issue is about compliance. we had a bad track record so far. i either we don't issue the permit tonight and postpone it and holding them accountable for being in compliance with the condition of not having a permit. or issue we vote on the permit, issues it when she is able to based on the regulations and we are holding them a counselable for being in compliance with the permit conditions. we will be focussed on accountament and compliance temperature is what are we holding them accountable to compliance. i'm really dubious about the track record, i feel like i would rather give them the benefit of the doubt and hold them accountable being in kwom mroins with permit conscience then and there the absence of a permit. >> right. >> if that makes sense >> i agree. i think we mode to give them a trial period to see if than i can perform and being in comp

i'm hoping that db ii and dpw can work together which i know they operate differently but i'm in stronghis legislation and thank you so much. thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> oh supervisor melgar supervisor chen supervisor mahmood and present board and one i want to say thank you for introducing this legislation. i remember when this legislation or this ordinance came into our act there were drive by lawsuits, you know, targeting businesses randomly wiping out small businesses that had been there for decades just because a wheelchair rolled up and saw that they were inaccessible or not to their liking and then filed a frivolous lawsuit. so this legislation came into effect to protect the businesses and that was a good common sense legislation. but it's also today good commonsense legislation to see this sunset because those driver's lawsuits are no longer happening. and i dare say i think because of those legislations and the ada act in since 1991 most of san francisco's businesses are accessible. we can't get to them all as the previous person said, this is a hill h

i'm hoping that db ii and dpw can work together which i know they operate differently but i'm in strong support of this legislation and thank you so much. thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> oh supervisor melgar supervisor chen supervisor mahmood and present board and one i want to say thank you for introducing this legislation. i remember when this legislation or this ordinance came into our act there were drive by lawsuits, you know, targeting businesses randomly wiping out small businesses that had been there for decades just because a wheelchair rolled up and saw that they were inaccessible or not to their liking and then filed a frivolous lawsuit. so this legislation came into effect to protect the businesses and that was a good common sense legislation. but it's also today good commonsense legislation to see this sunset because those driver's lawsuits are no longer happening. and i dare say i think because of those legislations and the ada act in since 1991 most of san francisco's businesses are accessible. we can't get to them all as the previous person said, thi

additionally i don't db i can speak to whether or not there's any big changes that would affect potentially affect this project. but unlike the planning code the building code you you kind of lock in when you apply so you could if they withdrew this permit and found a new one they would theoretically be potentially subject to newer building code requirements that they weren't subject to for the 2019 permit. so that would be another reason. the other reason is that we are we're kind of at the appeal situation. it's a project that the planning department supported even before finding this issue given the fact that the appellant also was the d.r. filer, if we were to withdraw here and go through that process with the new permit seems reasonable to conclude we'd be back here with that permit as well. >> so kind of all of those reasons would be a rationale for continuing with this process with the permit as it is here now and then as needed either make amendments to it or allow the variance to go forward and if the variance is successful then the permit would not be needed to be revised to be co

and then the last fee is or the last option is to increase all db fees by approximately 1.5%. as discussed previously there have been some discussions with the city attorney regarding that option. i believe a memo was presented to the commission regarding that option for some of those reasons the department recommends option number one to keep the funding as supported by the general fund but restore it to the current year amount and then lastly i'll note that president toot has prepared a letter for review by the bic, a letter to the mayor and the board of supervisors so i'm hoping that can be shared and discussed today. next slide please. and so the letter discussion aside tbi requests that the big move to recommend approval of the departments budget submission to the mayor and board of supervisors with any additional recommendations they may have. so i believe that is the letter but happy to discuss the exact wording of the motion and i'd be happy to answer any other questions. >> that concludes the budget presentation. thank you. >> i'd like to just the comments that were w

think i'm going to take some time to make sure that we incorporate some discussions i've had with db's policy director jermaine jones on some of the issues that are that were raised in acting president carter over stern's revised draft and hope to have that back before the full commission as early as next week. >> chief, the one thing i want to ask for there's been continued both media and community attention related to the joint terrorism task force. i want to know if i know the last time we spoke you told me that there were no specific asks and moves in that direction but you're sort of monitoring. i wanted to know if there was an update on or any movement and then report on whether or not as a pd will rejoin the joint terrorism task force. >> nothing has changed. commissioner there has been no movement or advancement to rejoin the jta. >> okay. and i want to clarify something that i know that you and acting president carter oberstar. the last time we spoke about this, would you consider an mou to rejoin the gtf under 3.21 as one that would come before the commission? it has to come

necessity of the city. 26 is for bar and llcdba bit and bottle 1225 fell street and 27 city choice market dbcity choice market at 3 where are 1, fifth the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose a condition on each license. why same house same call without objection. adopted. >> call item 28. >> 28, this is an ordinance to exempt mid town park apartments 1415 scott street if requirements in code chapter 6. requiring compliance with the prevailing wage of coat section 23.61 and affirm the ceqa determination >> same house same call this is passed on first reading. >> and madam clerk go to committee reports. >> item 29 is will considered by land use committee at a meeting on monday february thishd and recommended an a committee report. 29 is resolution to add the street name on around are son avenue between third and griftive leading to the site known at candlestick park recognition of kingston to america his affect on the community. same house same call without objection. adopted. >> go to roll call. >> supervisor engardio you are first up? submit. >> supervisor fielder. >>

the other issue was with the way that we were plan checking the program with db ii. so department of building inspection has been reviewing them. we've been doing a courtesy inspection for fire prevention and we want to make sure that our members when they get to these buildings and when they get on the roof they have a place to step off right on top of these for cells around skylights around the peak of the roof. and so we review plans when it comes to solar for that when it comes to the garage, we want to make sure that this is being installed correctly in the location that includes everything from impact protection to ensuring sheet rock requirements or gypsum board requirements in the garage in case these fail and they flare out. there's also a requirement for heat detection to notify the tenants or residents inside the building. so let's put this all together . our previous bulletin so 20kw is this magic number so you can't if you have a battery pack that's bigger than 20kw you fall into more of an industrial size energy storage system and you have increased req

this is of db 121 or 2 marks and partition or a real rehabilitation so we have our rewinding the existing generators are moxon they are well beyond their service life too and this is some examples are some photos showing the far left or far far right photo shows the actual rotor being lifted in a place that's about 128 tons being lifted there. big big mass of metal and copper. you got the shaft you can see in the in the middle photo there with one of the bearings that helps keep this shaft aligned and the photo on the left is the actual rotor and the standard there with the top off so you can see it fully there and walk so another project all the way up to apache reservoir, o'shaughnessy dam. it kind of gives you an idea of another kind of hard difficult logistical working location is a 1011 o'shaughnessy dam and streamflow release for replacement. the photo on the left shows kind of it's a one way road and you can see the crane there adjacent to a cliff next to the river. there's a little building there that basically provides very little access to what that building is sitting over a di

this includes improving fmc essay national consumer complaint database or mcc db which elvis advocated for years. congress must also support regulatory efforts that are currently underway such as insurance compliance with the broker bond requirement and create a new registration system. additionally if fmc essay fails to produce a final rule in the existing broker trends congress must compel the agency to do so. since i began my testimony is small business tracker has likely fallen prey to fraud that could jeopardize their entire business. that is how commonplace freight fraud is becoming an trucking, we believe we've identified several critical steps congress and fmc essay must take to weed out fraudulent actors and look forward to working with these in answering your questions throughout the hearing. >> thank you you bring important perspective to this hearing in the safe driver record. truck railroad freight as we know is overwhelmingly the primary target of fraud, 98% of respondents identify truck load freight as the most vulnerable mode. the subcommittee oversees the fmc essay and

why is there an issue between db and planning which actually came up last week at the d.r.g for 411 clipper and i saw an email from november as i sent you the other day from my records request that. what's that about? the commission has tried to close the loophole of section 317 b seven which can be done by codifying the plat policy and i have said for years i think the commission should close the loophole of the never adjusted demo counts by using your legislative authority. >> now for whatever reason it appears that there is a loophole with project sponsors using determinations from d by the only d by definition of demolition that exists in section 103 of the building code. that section is entitled violations. a violation does not occur before a project is reviewed and approved. a violation occurs during construction. this is not a metric that can or should be used during review of a project. every member of the planning commission whether appointed by the mayor or the board president is by their appointment representative of the public. the two determinations one last we

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