i'm beth stokes of the episcopal chapter of san francisco. not known as the provider of service for family. ecs provides nearly 100 units of supportive housing for families. and our portfolio in that arena continues to grow as we're asked to step up and provide more supportive housing to families. what we know is families would benefit from affordable chi childcare. there's no doubt. i'm support of locations where one building in particular cannot afford a childcare center that's operating out of the building in which they live. >> that's hard to hear and difficult to see and ecs has 300 employees living with minimum with, many of them, and many would benefit from affordable childcare and struggle to live in the city. many don't live in the city. many would benefit. thank you. >> hello. happy valentine's day. sorry, i didn't bring v valentines. i'm rebecca browning. i would like to say in support of the measure because every parent living in san francisco it's hard to maintain normalcy in terms of having housing food and transportation and ev

a i'm beth stokes. the executive director of community services of san francisco.artnership with the city of san francisco and other nonprofit partners currently serving over 7,000 unduplicated members of our community annually. through the provision of shelter, navigation centres the interfaith winter shelter, pop-up shellers when asked. supportive housing, including nine master lease properties. a senior's centre. and provision and work force development. we are on the frontlines of this crisis. we have a clear understanding of the challenges that lie ahead and believe we as a community need to do all that we can to raise additional revenue to help unhoused seniors and those throughout affordable housing portfolios who are aging in place. and families and veterans and those experiencing chronic homelessness and those marginally housed. with the additional funding for navigation centres and rapid rehousing and supportive housing and preservation of existing units and affordable housing we will be on the right path. those this path is long, and a frustrating one at

i saw greg peters earlier and he made a good point that if bething, the cpi report will likely to con fears about inflation rather than stokel not see that big of a swing. scarlet: we will see. matt poser. boser. thank you so much. julia: i sanitized that segment by bringing up my chart. i apologize. hear howwe will volatility in equities do not have that much impact on the fixed income market. joe: get involved in the conversation. send me a tweet. here's my twitter feed. links to stories, clips, sarcastic comments that are not to be taken seriously. julia: you are never sarcastic, joe. joe: check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: what'd you miss? real yields looked about how it has the same impact on the fixed income markets. listen in. >> it is all about the drivers of the correction. we think it is inflation that is the driver. when inflation is the driver, for stayinggood in italy and greece in dealing with their issues. it is good across most emerging markets. many people would think it is surprising that the peso is up for percent year to date. virtually low volatility. today. rally year it is really those assets t