panadería, el éxito de esas tiendas es el éxito de la fundación de usted, y el éxito también de bank of americaando recibe el apoyo necesario, florece, crece, cada vez que un pequeño negocio está creciendo, obviamente tiene más oportunidades de empleos para sus empleados, para su organización, y esos empleos, obviamente, generan economía, generan dinero, obviamente, eso hace que las esquinas se vean más bonitas porque hay más negocios, hay más movilidad de gente, eso crea que la comunidad sea más feliz, más vibrante. damián trujillo: latino business foundation, para que obtengan más información sobre los programas que están ofreciendo, ahí está la página web de las dos agencias. - nosotros somos. - ¡los tigres del norte! - cada domingo vemos. - comunidad del valle. [música] [música] damián trujillo: los tigres del norte, aquí en comunidad del valle, qué gran honor tenerlos aquí, hablamos un poco de esto anteriormente, don jorge, pero hay, hay ocasiones en que ustedes cantan una canción, y sienten aquel coraje, por las palabras que están cantando, sabiendo lo que está pasando en este país con lo

this was a bank of america, right across from the dmv lot, right next to faletti's, and it really a key corner location was occupied by the bank for many years. the bank of america branch there closed during the pandemic, and there were no banks on in the on the landscape or horizon here that were seeking to take its place. and so it's been sitting empty. and it's really essential that there's flexibility at this site to prevent an even longer, prolonged vacancy there. so i want to thank you not just for calendaring. this but also for calendaring it as a committee report. there's some urgency because the current restrictions are, are and have been a major impediment for activating this site. so we're looking forward to changing the code, as quickly as possible. i want to thank, tick falletti, who is here today, and his family from falletti foods for their long standing commitment to the neighborhood and for, flagging this issue for our office. i think we are all united with, really seeing the last thing that we want is a prolonged vacancy abutting this beloved community grocery store th

any sense to move and that's a big problem because it limits how much supply is on the market bank of america's top of calm as michael gaping, he told me that it will quit. this will take many years to work itself out. he said there isn't a magic fix. now, if bank of america is right and there's no guarantee that they are, it means no really leaf on the affordability front. we know that housing affordability took a huge hit over the last two years. the lower that blue line is the least affordable that this housing market is. and right now, i mean, this is the most unaffordable housing market that we've seen since the 1980s. and unfortunately, bank of america is saying no relief is coming. john, just takes away choice is what it does more than anything else. so maddie and great to have this morning. thank you very much. thanks, sir. >> all right. still ahead inside the debate hall will show you exactly how this will play out with donald trump and joe biden in the room tonight. the demonstration scene and gave the campaign's brought straight to you and soon will today be the de, the supreme court

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bank. it's of the money center banks i own bank of america, i own jpmorgan, my bigger position is in citi >tics, shares surging 30% after its muscular dystrophy drug gets the green light. what's means for patients and next for the biotech company. >> catch us any time on the go follow the "fast money" podcast we're backig aerhi rhtft ts. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks closing out the week with a bit of a whimper. the dow squeezing out a small gain on a four-day winning streak while the s&p and nasdaq ended in the red as nvidia lost recent momentum. shares of zealand pharma jumping to a record high, positive results from its early stage weight loss drug study the drug may produce similar weight loss results and a better patient experience than glp-1 based treatments like ozempic and week ago wegovy. sarepta therapeutics surging 30%, the stock hitting the highest

if i put up citi over the past five years, jp morgan, morgan stanley, wells fargo, bank of america. e shares have done nothing while the others have doubled or are up over 150% in the case of morgan stanley. how is she doing have revamp of the bank which is just really needed for shareholders? sonali: the idea of exiting certain businesses unprofitable around the world. now the direction will turn quickly towards where is most of the profit going to come from? as we have been talking about and highlighting their services business, but what about the others? how competitive could they be at a time and talent is expensive to come by? how competitive can they be in investment banking? she highlighted the wealth business and the ability to be very promising over time. a broad and talent from inc. of america to lead the -- bank of america to lead the business at scale. one big question as i talk to the cfo today is how much propensity they have to reach across wall street, bring in more talent, grow businesses further, especially after a moment where they cut many jobs here and have reduc

that package was by the bank of america right here el camino boulevard back the entire shopping centerwhich probably about maybe a half dozen different outlets that the well up time and some kind of the restaurant they were all shut down people or asset. they keep area and stay behind the caution tape here. just within the last couple of minutes, obviously road here is back open up. that just happened with last minute or 2 here. it all led up to that? well, because we did see some kind of robot go all the way from the goodwill here to the bank of america be able to detect what that suspicious package was not. it was difficult for us on this and develop a real to see that's the suspicious package. but a bystander told somebody, rabbi, let the double back there. and that's what caused that

that package was by the bank of america right here el camino boulevard back the entire shopping center, which probably about maybe a half dozen different outlets that the well up time and some kind of the restaurant they were all shut down people or asset. they keep area and stay behind the caution tape here. just within the last couple of minutes, obviously road here is back open up. that just happened with last minute or 2 here. it all led up to that? well, because we did see some kind of robot go all the way from the goodwill here to the bank of america be able to detect what that suspicious package was not. it was difficult for us on this and develop a real to see that's the suspicious package. but a bystander told somebody, rabbi, let the double back there. and that's what caused that the concern. robot from santa clara police came over to about that package that returned and ended up having a couple different come by and look at the packages themselves in percent. and that just moments later, they just back to the way that caution tape. so we can only assume that there's not much

bank of america, citigroup, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, morgan, they had the balance sheets necessary totorms. we think the regional banks are still in trouble, loan portfolios might be messy and there's going to be massive consolidation within the regionals, but we don't buy stocks because they're getting bought out. we buy stocks because they're performing. >> don't you think there's a big ai play with the big banks? >> we do. nice to hear your voice. we think of ai and financials kind of like we think of clean energy and energy stocks. you buy the really big banks because the big banks are the 1 ones investing in ai and buying out great companies that have the ai component to it. i think ai is still coming on. remember, a lot of the banks, sara, as you know, have been really reserving, over reserving, so they're going to have a lot of extra cash because we're not having a banking crisis in the united states and with that excess cash share, they're probably going to be seeing some increased consolidation, buying back stock and paying dividend. we think the ai play is strong in financia

of the banks. jpmorgan, bank of america, year-to-date are pretty much the same.ells fargo was the most improved player. people are playing citi group as the biggest turnaround story, if you will, and they're probably comfortable stay winning that. >>> all right. let's turn now to the broader market. stocks wrapping up a big first half of the year. the dow with a model 3.8% gain, but the s&p and was nearly 15%. we know why. we'll tell you in a minute. the nasdaq, the real standout here, up more than 18% since january. nvidia, that's the why. its massive run boosted the tech-heavy index and helped the s&p. major markets closed near the lows of the session today, though, even after both the s&p and nasdaq hit new intraday records in early trade. nasdaq crossed the 18,000 mark for the first time ever. investors digesting this morning's economic data. core pce, the prime among them, increasing a 0.1% for the month and up just 2.6% from a year ago. that is the lowest annual rate in more than three years. i think the pce is the one that the fed likes to follow. consumer

you have -- know you mentioned it in the commercial break, bank of america joining the mag 7, maybe pushingr explained, you have the split. nvidia defied that. looks like broadcom will, too. >> many are guessing, who will be next? i saw burger king, is that possible? random. it definitely helped with nvidia. so, with broadcom it's having a positive follow-through through the chip space in general. >> to your point, right, you put up all those other names. anything going into the data center seems to be a beneficiary right now if you attach a.i. to it. >> precisely. this company, though, actually sees the revenue. i think with many others, like the narrative with oracle, i know we're talking about a software name, but their uptick in the stock price had to do with the guidance in the coming year and stuff like that as opposed to what we're seeing right now. with broadcom they create custom chips and people are spending a.i. dollars. custom chips go to their systems. they also make the networking products that connect all the gpus. that's also why they're in competition with nvidia. that's so

bank of america below 125. bad news could become bad news. stuart kaiser says headline payrolls below 150,000 would be worrisome. how worrisome would that be this friday? lisa: bank of america says goldilocks range is between 125,000 and 175,000. stuart kaiser says under 250,000 is negative. andrew hollenhorst talking about a rapidly weakening economy. we do not know how to interpret the data we are looking at because we do not understand the dynamics behind them which is the reason the ranges we are seeing are growing which is the reason why bank of america came out this morning and said fragility and stocks is near a 30 year high. people are trying to understand what their paradigm is as stocks whipsaw on a single name basis. jonathan: only two weeks ago we had the breakout in the pmi the economy was too hot and we are having a downside surprised. neil dutta saying an accident could be brewing. lisa: he is saying that right now the economy is probably weakening more than the fed will recognize. inflation is not coming down as quickly in the

annmarie: in terms of living wills, some of the biggest banks finding shortcomings for the likes of bank of americaom: remember that teacher that was a hard grader? i can imagine for the rest of my career that every year there will be more work to do yuan a living will. if you look at them, jp morgan had work to do. citigroup had work to do. these living wills were evolving . given the bank failures, the fdic has probably sharpened pencil on these living wills. i view it as a living, breathing thing. our view is that the banks will spend more money preparing for them, but there was nothing devastating or significant in the results. lisa: the reason why i started by asking you is because in the past couple of years, the risks that i hear about, what profitability opportunities do some of these banks have when they are facing off with the rush of money into private capital? tom: there are sick tech -- there are some tectonic plates moving. but it comes down to is funding, liquidity and posit. thanks do not fail because of capital. they fail because there was a cap run. i think that the greatest misse

the regulators require about 70 basis points higher capital out of bank of america, but if you zoom out, i estimate had 30 billion excess capital after this test. 20 billion excess capital piling on about $14 billion, $15 billion capital a year. different shades of gray and not going -- you shouldn't change or buy or sell based on that result. >> do they, would they change their buyback or dividend-type decision based and that result? ultimately we're looking forward to that tomorrow. who says what? >> absolutely. nothing changes in terms of a material increase in buybacks of banks from the first half of the year to the second half of this year and into 2025. >> for everybody? nothing changes? >> maybe it slows on the margin for a few, but remember. the fed used year-end data. first quarter bank results were really good. >> hmm. >> they built up capital. rates come down. you'll see a benefit to the capital ratio. in the end of the day, the fed is requiring about a half percent more capital for banks, and banks cap rates up half percent year over year. kind of in the same place but all b

bank of america did the construction financing and the they also have money from health services and health care programs. so, i'm going to stick to this work? and what you can do to make these realities in other communities. it is a lot of complexity. but first, encourage efficiencies from the various lending sources. federal state coty city working together upfront to make sure that they eagerly and effectively work together and are streamlined. second is to pick partners with expertise and capacity to make developments occur. and third is to provide this support. obviously support means funding and as we talked about often this city is the last dollar to get something over the finish line to begin development. but also land, contributing land to these projects and it is very difficult to find land. and then helping these developments access both public funding and private funding. in this case funding in the form of health 2are organizations arts and education programs, nonprofits and foundations vi bank of america invested $7 million financing affordable housing that has a servic

, big business continues to take over everything, when i was a small bank, you couldn’t work for outside of its state, bank of america operated only in california. this changed in 1996 under clinton, who abolished these restrictions and gave corporations a free hand. there were thousands of independent television and radio stations and newspapers in the country, but they no longer exist. there are six companies that control 90% of american media. so there is no more freedom. international affairs are also very unstable now. in tucker carlson's recent interview with jeffrey sachs, sachs stated that all that. still belongs to the sphere of international relations in the united states controlled by non-conservatives, that is , the same people who were in power under george w. bush, before him and after him, do you agree with this and don't you think that? the consequence of such a policy could be world war iii. 2 days before the conflict began in ukraine, we predicted the beginning of the third world war and said that we need peace. the third world war has already begun, to declare it officially, all it takes is some ki

talk to you about that and joining me with more bank of america and investors are just waiting on the sidelines. >> absolutely. this has been a really incredible week and we've seen this fantastic move on apple, and i think investors were very, very underweight this name and people looking for the septemberment on two days straight. liz: you were sitting in that audience in coupe tee know? >> that's right. liz: adobe said we can monetize fire fly and we're doing it and we have hard evidence. apple doesn't have that yet. how confident are you that apple will add dollars and revenue, everything to the bottom line of the company? >> that's a great question and i think that apple's not always first to the game and doing a fantastic job enabling and appealing to the masses and apple intelligence for the masses here and going for the masses and what they're really doing is making our day-to-day processes and making it super easy and going hey, siri, book me ubers for the rest of the day. that's where the technology is going. liz: saying buy apple? if i'm oned sidelines right now? jowski abs

business continues to take over everything around, when i was little, a bank could not operate outside of its state, bank of america worked only in california, this changed in ninety-six under clinton, who abolished these restrictions and gave a free hand. 2 days before the conflict began in ukraine, we predicted the outbreak of the third world war and said that we need peace. the third world war has already begun, to declare it officially, some kind of attack under a false flag or something is enough similar. and peace, and yet, as soon as he assumed the presidency, he increased his military presence in afghanistan and demanded the overthrow of libyan president gaddafi, and then syrian president assad. and the war in yemen, antony blinken, who is now posing as secretary of state, was sent to saudi arabia when it was bombing the houthis in yemen to provide intelligence to the saudis and act as a strategic ally. saudi fighter jets are being refueled in the us. which destroyed about 400,000 residents of yemen. and this happens all the time. this is not neocons, this is the mentality of evil people. when all other met

from bank of america. and i'm not even going to in so i will hand it right over. >> i will make this quick. s a pleasure to be here. we like all of you at think of american new that investing -- noimpact in terms of health education and economic mobility not only for the residents blood community me i have two examples of service rich affordable housing and that is a service of their it is possible working together in collaboration to make this come to fruition. lots of layers of financing and it happens because of a part -- o make a community. so both of these examples, 1801 west capital in sacramento have federal, state, county, city funds as wel pl asng and the tax credit equity investing but they also have mh care programs. so, i'm going to stick to the point which is how do you make this work? and what you can dto munities. it is a lot of complexity.[ but first, encourage efficiencies from the various lending sources. federal state county city working together upfront to make sure that they eagerly and

a new bank of america report is out highlighting just that. omy is benefiting from elevated labor demand in the services sector, a consumer that continues to remain resilient, though, i will note that b-of-a, it does warn inflation likely not going to get back down to 2% until 2026. that is one side of the story. meanwhile there are areas of the economy, that are not looking like a soft landing at all. for example, both retail sales and the philly fed index missed big last week. i want you to take a look at the overall economic surprises, okay? we are hitting new lows here that we have not seen since the pandemic, right? we're falling off of a cliff right now. so that's not some good news. the other thing that i want to take a look at is the median sale price of homes sold in the u.s. that is also telling us something. this chart shows the year-over-year percentage change in the median price. about half 6 the recessions in the past 60 years, okay, those are the red circles, they were proceeded by changes in price that looked pretty similar to w

when i was little, you couldn't operate a bank outside of your state. bank of americae, operated only in california. this changed in 1996 under clinton, who abolished these restrictions and gave corporations a free hand. the country had thousands of independent television and radio stations, newspapers, there are no more of them. there are six companies that control 90% of american media. 2 days before the conflict began in ukraine, we predicted the outbreak of the third world war and said that we need peace. the third world war has already begun, to declare it officially, all it takes is some kind of attack under a false flag or something similar. the point here is not about neocons. there was such a man, general dwight esenhaur, who later became president of the united states. during world war ii he commanded the allied forces. five-star general then. said that the american military-industrial complex is robbing the people, taking away their scientific achievements, the labor of workers and the future of children. everything happened as he said: the korean war, vietn

jonathan: this just in, one of my favorite statistics from bank of america and the bank of america institutenk balances and savings. this month they looked at balances by households through the lens of age cohorts. every age group is up at least 44% since pre-pandemic levels. big outlier, gen z, up more than 137% of pre-pandemic levels. lisa: because it was a low bar. they were probably right out of college. still, those jobs saw the biggest wage gains. we saw that during the pandemic. maybe that is why they are the entrance into the new market. jonathan: pretty amazing. savings and checking balances for all age cohorts, every age group up 44% from pre-pandemic levels. equity futures slightly negative. we are done by three basis points on the 10 year. the u.s. waiting on one vote. >> all of the hostages, especially our eight american families with loved ones in gaza, we are determined to bring them home. the proposal. president biden put forward is the best way to do that. i met with prime minister netanyahu last night and he reaffirmed his commitment to the proposal. everyone's vote is in e

so jones has been on this, bank of america. if they surpass apple, they have to fl the weightings have to fl. if that happens, it doesn't -- it's not a one-day event, it's an every time someone buys the xlk, it happen to be mirrored into whatever the market cap is. i think it's a little exten united, because the stock split. doesn't that seem like something you do as a pull the fire alarm last ditch effort? so, maybe they're trying to scale out of something, i mean, possibly? possibly? no, tim, i don't mean that it's over. because i've been bullish since the beginning, but maybe we're coming to the end of those incredible beats. >> $1,200 stock going through a stock split, not $80. >> it doesn't have anything to do with being in the dow. reverse stock splits are often very contrived. when you have a story here that also just -- we've gotten drivers over the last couple of days that have had the analyst community to upgrade on top of already extraordinary valuations. it's -- and if you think about the $1,200 stock, it's even mor

finally, bank of america securities maintaining a neutral rating on mcdonald's. e dollar combo addresses the lack of a national value menu but it isn't enough to overcome the cumulative price increases. sarah, can you set the stage about how much more expensive donald's items are then they have been in the past? the idea that they are not thought of in the same way of value meals that they once were? sarah: as you alluded to, every year mcdonald's has increased the average menu price by a little bit more than what we had seen from some competitors, at least for the last three years. pricing was very competitive in terms of increasing loss the board 1%, 2% every year, then there was a real spike than nation 2021, 2000 22. most restaurants responded with higher prices, but mcdonald's pricing led to competitors by two points, three points per year, 2020 222 thousand 23 and again we see that in the first quarter, where the gap is a bit wider. we think that mcdonald's increases prices in the high single digits versus the 3% to 4% range impaired to the biggest national

bank of america warned the housing market will remain stuck for a number of years citing reduced afford believity, a lock-in effect for homeowners and limited activity. they do not see relief until at least 2026. meantime the schiller home national home price index rose to a record high up 3.6% from a 30-year low and it remains over 7%. so can this trade get out of the rut especially if you don't see a lot of velocity on the market in terms of transactions. >> i understand the rut. two or three days ago or last week and this is making an all-time high and 111 and change and it's 8% or so, but i get where we're going with this and it speaks to the health of the consumer and what's really going on. i don't think the xhb is the best created etf of all time and that doesn't matter. it still obviously is forecasting something, but i do think it's problematic and if you look at the underlying stocks like a home depot and like a lowe's and these names and they're telling a much different story and they round out the consumer and say wait a second and maybe there's something more here and this

. >> reporter: a study from the bank of america institute found rents are are going up all across theg felt most by small businesses in the west where the average percentage of rent payments was more than double the national average in may. small businesses in denver tell me it's harder to keep up. >> customer has been very unpredictable, is i've been looking for a new location. it's been very difficult. rents are very high right now. >> latest data from april showed around 43% of small business owners in the u.s. were unable to pay their full rent on time. the study says the number hasn't been this high since the height of the coronavirus pandemic in march 2021. >> we're looking also at other states because there's a lot of people that are moving out of colorado, out of denver. a lot of businesses, because the price is just too the high to run business. >> reporter: up to 20 cities coast to coast have seen an increases in rent over the past year. small businesses in las vegas, san diego and washington, d.c. making some of the biggest payments. >> a lot of times businesses opt not to

of a shortcoming does not result in bank penalties necessarily. they need to come up with new plans by july of 2025. this is jpmorgan, bank of americaldman sachs, and citigroup, all found with shortcomings by regulators, just days ahead of a federal reserve stress test. stick with us. this is "bloomberg real yield" on -- this is "real yield" on bloomberg. ♪ sonali: i'm sonali basak. this is "bloomberg real yield." time now for the auction block. issuance all around saw strong demand. we start with treasuries, focusing on the 20 year reopening sale, which saw the primary dealer rewarded the lowest on record since the tenor -- tenner was introduced in 2020. home depot sold $10 billion. the deal saw as many as $47 billion in orders. in high yields, hertz works to restore its balance sheet with a $1 billion capital raise as part of a price offering. when it comes to credit, kkr's cris sheldon spoke to us earlier this week discussing the potential of a wave of defaults. >> we do envision increased defaults, increased downgrade spirit however, it is not armageddon terms of a big spike. not seeing dramatic for selling. i would say, when th

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take over everything, when i was little, banks were not allowed to operate outside their state, bank of america, this changed in ninety-six under clinton, who abolished these restrictions and freed the hands of corporations, more junior ones, before and after him, do you agree with this and don’t you think that the consequence of such a policy could be a third world war. 2 days before the conflict in ukraine began, we predicted the beginning of the third world war and they said that we need peace. the third world war has already begun, to declare it officially, all it takes is some kind of attack under a false flag or something similar. the point here is not about neocons, there was such a person. general dwight esenhower, who later became president of the united states. during world war ii he commanded the allied forces. the five-star general then said that the american military-industrial complex is robbing the people, taking away their scientific achievements, workers' labor and future children. everything happened as he said. the korean war, vietnam, two iraq wars, the war in afghanistan. a

it's outperforming pepsi and mondelez, but things are starting to go from salty to sour with bank of americaes lag way ynd the average growth rate of the past three years and it's going to take a lot more than promos to attract new customers. joining us is senior food and beverage analyst at b of a securities is this a glp effect what's going on here >> no, i think we're still a little bit too early for glp effect, but, look, we've had 20% or greater price increases over the last four years across, you know, all of the different subcategories in salty snacks. and it just feels like right now, we've gone maybe a price point too high and so i think it has more to do with price points than it does with like healthy choices. >> i think you're absolutely right. when i walk in, a bag of tortilla chips and $4.99 and i think my dad complained about the price of doritos the other day. so consumers are taking notice >> yes and these are products that are, you know, sold at high velocity. people know the price points you kind of know when you were paying $4 for a bag of doritos and now it's $7, or in a

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i want to bring in bank of america u.s. equity strategist and head of u.s.you've had a rough year because the area that you focused on had a rough year. just short term we've seen the tide turn. mid-caps bias to the downside. we know small caps, at least by the russell, midterm. i mean, how do you navigate in an environment like this when these large cap names are going through the roof? these, all the time and these keep struggling all the time? >> right. i think, both of the indices, the large and the small cap indices have issues. obviously the large cap index is very concentrated in a small number of stocks. the small cap index, you have a lot of stocks are non-profitable. a third of the russell 2000 has no earnings. a lot of stocks are very rate sensitive. there is refinancing risk. charles: that maturity wall everyone talks about looming large, cast as dark shadow over them? >> right. i think near term the russell 2000 will continue to struggle until we get more clarity that inflation continues to slow. the fed is likely to start cutting. i still think

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have just had a street hi estimate from bank of america of 1500.ps performing and outperforming and over delivering. but the consensus now is 1195. the question we have to ask is why the southside has struggled to keep up with this, why this is moved so quickly that so most analysts, who were employed to watch stuff like this and know better than i was where this is going -- why is this moving so much faster than everybody believed, even the most bullish analysts on the street? alex: fundamentally because it was incredibly difficult to predict the level of demand and whether nvidia would be able to meet it. it seems as though this train continues to run at a great pace. the fact that this is the next big thing that finally the tech industry has been looking for -- there was a period where some thought the blockchain was the next big thing. this is a huge innovation. artificial intelligence is something that is tangible. we can see the applications across the board. as companies notice their rivals that do have ai capabilities across all sorts of di

banks. at citigroup in particular, very closely. what is the difference between the likes of jp morgan, bank of america, goldman sachs and how they are being treated relative to citigroup right now? >> citigroup today the ftse said citigroup had a deficiency in its plans, essentially one rank lower than what they identified in the other slightly problematic banks. on the other hand the fed said they only identify a shortcoming with citigroup because the two regulators do not really agree citigroup is deficient. they kind of escaped the lowest penalty. the worst penalty for these banks right now. as you say, citigroup is a bank that has had a lot of regulatory overhang. it has consent orders and issues with technology and data it has been trying to improve for years. it has been a very costly weight on the bank. earlier this week when the wall street journal first started reporting inklings of the ruling coming it overshadowed one of citigroup's biggest initiatives this week. it is a reminder to investors that just as a citigroup is trying to really push its transformation plan, there are is still a lot of whites hanging over the bank

step in the right direction and excited to be here with tndc and supervisor joel engardio and bank of america, our regular partners in the efforts to build more housing throughout san francisco and i'm glad to see all you here. this will help to serve families, people who are extremely low income, as well as those making a hundred thousand dollars a year because we know we need housing of all income levels and i am hopeful that as we continue to build more housing like this, it will make a big difference in the city and county of san francisco and finally, i want to express my appreciation to the voters of san francisco, because there have been two affordable housing bonds. housing bonds in the capital plan and we don't just random decide to do a affordable housing bonds but because of the voters we added $900 million more dollars to invest in affordable housing throughout san francisco so some of the projects delayed are in the process of moving forward, because of the support of the people of the city and county of san francisco, so thank you so much and looking forward to many many more op

bank of america suggesting a solid quarter for amazon to start. etail margin expansion there. market share gains have been driven by delivery speeds, next-day shipping, faster shipping time have been some of the investors. in logistics, something called regionalization is starting to pay off. amazon said nearly 60% of prime members arrived the same day or the next day. it's gaining share in more surprising area. citi point out home improve. as one spot that's really normally dominated by home depot. 59 respondents say they'll go to amazon versus 62% for home depot. a year ago it was 80%, thinking home depot just under 40%. the retail battleground for both amazon and walmart is still consumables. mof it in nathanson expects walmart and amazon to consolidate, things like food and clothing. this is retail's version of trench warfare. no one is going down without a fight. joe, back over to you. >> it's happened to me, kate, a couple times. i'm driving and i've got to stop because there's a big amazon truck here, and the person on the other side of the

uh, were these, do you mind others should stay more or less the same and the central bank of america should be more of this right? now the central bank said that the u one will become rushes main following car. i see now this mitigate the adverse effects of this new around the assumptions. uh, uh, this will definitely help. uh, we have to wait and see what changes on the part is we will decide uh, available to usually fos to make up their minds. you have somebody will need some time. but if you want space and will be trade it. uh, all right, so the products market it will be a beast of allies in fact, of cobalt, local foreign exchange rate and for starting communication as yes without, without any singled out what happens to foreign exchange and on the most good focus check with you on you i had be have a, he's has the has been sofa and he's and will be the major. 1 say external the without a world full, a majority or fashion, explore those and informed us. and this will begin to play more and more important role for capital flows of 2000, which is the fact that, for example, now afte