could we please hear the bla report on item 5? >> the board of supervisors is being asked to approve an amended restated loan agreement between the mayor's office of housing and community development and mission corporation for the three hotels in south park. the loan itself is two-parts. $11.8 million in consolidating prior loans approved, $16.5 million in new loans for rehabilitation. the loan amounts and the loan documents is $28.3 million. there is a difference between the loan documents and the budget we were provided. we showed the budget on table four page 12 of our report. the actual budget is $24.7 million. the major difference between the budget and loan documents is the budget provides for $9.2 million in preservation seismic safety bonds to be used for this project. the loan documents provide for a liar amount of 13 -- higher amount of 13.5. our recommendation is to amends the legislation to reduce the amount in the legislation of $13.5 million to the actual amount of the loan documents which are $28.3 million. basical

could we please hear the bla report on item 5? >> the board of supervisors is being asked to approve an amended restated loan agreement between the mayor's office of housing and community development and mission corporation for the three hotels in south park. the loan itself is two-parts. $11.8 million in consolidating prior loans approved, $16.5 million in new loans for rehabilitation. the loan amounts and the loan documents is $28.3 million. there is a difference between the loan documents and the budget we were provided. we showed the budget on table four page 12 of our report. the actual budget is $24.7 million. the major difference between the budget and loan documents is the budget provides for $9.2 million in preservation seismic safety bonds to be used for this project. the loan documents provide for a liar amount of 13 -- higher amount of 13.5. our recommendation is to amends the legislation to reduce the amount in the legislation of $13.5 million to the actual amount of the loan documents which are $28.3 million. basical

could we please hear the bla report on item 5? >> the board of supervisors is being asked to approve an amended restated loan agreement between the mayor's office of housing and community development and mission corporation for the three hotels in south park. the loan itself is two-parts. $11.8 million in consolidating prior loans approved, $16.5 million in new loans for rehabilitation. the loan amounts and the loan documents is $28.3 million. there is a difference between the loan documents and the budget we were provided. we showed the budget on table four page 12 of our report. the actual budget is $24.7 million. the major difference between the budget and loan documents is the budget provides for $9.2 million in preservation seismic safety bonds to be used for this project. the loan documents provide for a liar amount of 13 -- higher amount of 13.5. our recommendation is to amends the legislation to reduce the amount in the legislation of $13.5 million to the actual amount of the loan documents which are $28.3 million. basical

javier blas, who appeared with us yesterday, truly expert in this hydrocarbon market. javier blas making clear that the plats delivery price is way below the market quote. this is highly unusual. what it signified is that the massive tension between riyadh, moscow, and now washington dragged into the oil story as well. presidenti think trump tried to weigh in on the oil story, which is filtering through a lot of the commodities last week. european stocks are up. travel, measured shares are leading gains in the stoxx 600 peer the world health organization says there are some stabilization's in europe's else per -- in europe's outbreak. we did have china reporting stronger than anticipating manufacturing data, so i am looking at stocks in europe, up 2% -- falling 2%. europe shares are rising. there is one thing i thought was significant because we did speak to the unicredit chief executive yesterday, and he was saying they were delaying the dividends per the european central bank saying they may force lenders to postpone dividend payments if they do not actually voluntar

could we please hear the bla report on item 5? >> the board of supervisors is being asked to approve an amended restated loan agreement between the mayor's office of housing and community development and mission corporation for the three hotels in south park. the loan itself is two-parts. $11.8 million in consolidating prior loans approved, $16.5 million in new loans for rehabilitation. the loan amounts and the loan documents is $28.3 million. there is a difference between the loan documents and the budget we were provided. we showed the budget on table four page 12 of our report. the actual budget is $24.7 million. the major difference between the budget and loan documents is the budget provides for $9.2 million in preservation seismic safety bonds to be used for this project. the loan documents provide for a liar amount of 13 -- higher amount of 13.5. our recommendation is to amends the legislation to reduce the amount in the legislation of $13.5 million to the actual amount of the loan documents which are $28.3 million. basical

. >> i want to add the real estate accepted the amendments proposed by the bla. >> i would make a motion to accept amendments proposed. also, i would like to move items one and two. supervisor mandelman, please. >> i move we forward items one and two with positive recommendation. >> thank you very much. we can take that. madam clerk please call item 3. resolution authorizing police department to accept expand grant $65,000 from state of california department of parks and recreation division of boating to procure equipment and gear following board approval through november 30, 2020. >> we have mr. young here from the san francisco police department. >> good morning. i am patrick. i am the chief financial officer for the san francisco police department. the department is requesting the committee's recommendation for our grant. this will help to replace two motors from the marine three vessel. it ha gone under a refurbishment paid with another grant. with this grant award and replacement of two motors, we will be extending the useful life of the vessel and will be minimizing the future main

we had a wonderful conversation with javier blas, down today.: oil down today, no on brent it 22 handle crude. what we focus on are the different research trying to game out the unknown unknown of where gdp will be. those are grim statistics. you see it now, as francine mentioned -- price up, you'll down across the fixed income space. the act -- price up, yield down across the fixed income space. not flattening to any kind of record flat, the distancing between the two-year and the 10-year, but nevertheless a dampening led by commodities and of course some of the currency as well. francine? francine: coming up, we have a conversation with the former senior advisor to the bank of england -- the former bank of england governor, mark carney. he did a lot of work on sin tech and liquidity spirit now with ups. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we can expect by june 1 we will be on our way to recovery. by june 1, a lot of great things will be happening. i said if we-- could do it by easter. >> the decision to extend this mitigation process until the end of apri

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i am doing this chart today for will kennedy and for javier blas. it was truly world-class coverage, picked up by all sorts of news media. this is inflation adjustment ofdi oil, back to the time daniel yergin and the prize. price of oil is a controlled source, opec one, opec two, the 1996 collapse. this is the persian gulf war, adjusted for inflation. 2020here we are set at dollars. it is extraordinary how weak oil is this morning on an inflation basis. francine: it was sliding the most since the gulf war in 1991. this is how the oil markets are doing. this was triggered by an all-out price war between saudi arabia and russia. our executive editor for energy and commodities at bloomberg news joins us. these are market moves. >> i think it is dead for the time being. we have these negotiations that failed and the alliance broke apart because russia was not willing to do these things with saudi arabia. saudi arabia came back with a bigger shock over the weekend, essentially saying we are going to cut the price of oil so everyone has to buy. we are goi

. >> a fran based company that people's women's shoes out of recycled blas tick bottles. >> they're using their water bottle yarn and plastic to make bags. they're machine washable. so far, rothy's used more than 50 million plastic water bottles for their shoes and their bags. >> they're cute. >> i have some on my feet right now. your shoes look nice, too. it's very exciting. i met the creator of the company their their mission of wanting to help the environment, fran. and a lot of people don't realize it. you usually think fashion in new york and milan, but sf out here doing it. >> doing it differently, doing it better. how about that. >> we'll have to see your shoes later. first i have to do the weather quick. nearly a foot of rain from santa rosa from seven to nine inches of rain we're missing since october 1st. so here is a look at the rainfall estimates as we go through friday evening, nothing. as we go through saturday morning we wake up around 7:00 or 8:00. and then another hundredth or two is possible into the afternoon hours. you see there is not a lot, but it would stop the stre

longleyer blas and alec have out a spectacular article today. i put it out on twitter and linkedin, and that clearly shows the delivery of oil will be way below the quoted price. oil with a two dollar or three dollar rebound, now a little bit south of their on physical delivery, really getting down to the low 20's on physical delivery. gold with that huge move yesterday, and a lot of talk back and forth about the why of gold up so big, but nevertheless, there it is. francine? francine: first of all, looking a treasuries, treasuries are -- are stable. this is significant because the dollar really became the withncy around the world regards to stress. if you look at euro, it is up a touch today as region leaders look toward their own rescue package, which is why we are seeing a lift to european stocks, gaining 0.4%. yesterday was one of the best days on wall street in a generation. two things i want to watch out for first, wti crude oil claiming -- climbing toward $25 a barrel, and the bond yields, including the italian and german one. let's get s

blas suggesting oil south. i am not lobbying to make this perfect because does permanent. -- permanent. oil yesterday at an 18 year low. demand is being sucked out because of the coronavirus but timely is the market share fight between saudi arabia and russia with the u.s. getting involved to lower the price and make shale producers close down. tom: what is interesting about marketstle, rbc capital wrote an essay about the tensions trying to get russia back to the table, and it does not seem to be successful so far. the other thing we are looking at is the labor economy in america. trying to gain out those james bullard numbers, 25 percent, 30% unemployment, michael mckee speaking with dr. bullard yesterday in st. louis. francine: it was a good interview, and a number of things we went through. treasuries advancing, dollar climbing for a second day. wti rising after a three-day slump. yen, we had a couple of movement from boj, yen sinking at the end of the fiscal year adjustment. tom: a timely conversation, moh

globalization that's going on that gave us just blas a attitude as we watched the largest country in the world soon to be possibly the largest economy in the world struggle and we decided not me don't care and we also blew off some early warnings from the distant foreign shores of seattle area that we were going to have an issue here that microbes don't respect our policies about borders and groups of people they do their own thing and if you want to fight microbes successfully you have to fight on their terms not yours and not your politics and we fell asleep at the wheel and we just woke up impaled underneath a bridge that doesn't make people all that happy and so you got to sort of tell it out and show you can do it better next time and hope that this virus gets under control soon i think the fear is probably more serious than the virus but i think both. maxwell thank you so much for joining us i should point out that now markets are 20 percent lower than the high point in february that's considered bear market territory reversing a trend of growth that was going on for 11 years a

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i think for him he's going to have to really do better with bla black voters.s over and over again, but as we look at races coming up, black voters overrepresent in the primary system. i will grant this. he is doing well with younger black voters. but he's also contending with voter suppression, because the one piece of voter suppression that people aren't talking about as much is there is a significant amount of it targeting college students across this country. i have a client who is suing the states of tennessee, wisconsin and florida, and that's a real dynamic that hurts him more than it hurts joe biden, and i haven't seen him speak about that piece as much, and it might show how he's not performing or having the turnout levels among young people that was expected. >> he didn't get the biden got millennial young voters. michael, as a republican looking in on this race, who is an anti-trump republican, i might add, what do you think is the most concerning to the white house as they watch this race? what do you think that the president's reelection team is se

they've been kind of a bla black hole of information here. in the same way we were 17 years ago, today, to invade iraq, we should be mobilized now domesticicly domestically to provide all the resources we can. we can feeds lots of people. we have tremendous manpower. and department of defense can be the lead element on everything fr helicopters to building hospitals. it's going to start right now, with your brother as an example, like new rochelle. governors can deploy those national guards and they are doing that in 22 states. not just two navy ships that going to take a couple weeks to get to new york and san francisco. we need full mobilization over our military in any way they can help. >> i don't get it. we must be missing something. there must be a political optic at play and i don't even mean it as a criticism. there must be something in their calculus because they're so desperate for resources. and i had one guy say to me it's a national security issue. that you have to make sure that the country is kept safe. and that you don't have

bla blake essig in ontario. and john defterios in london. sam, let's start with you. i want to talk about the latest numbers that you are getting there. and containment efforts across the middle east. >> well, rosemary, just in the last few minutes, we understand from medical authorities in kuwait, that the number of confirmed cases there has leapt by 9 to 56. there have been a similar number, 47, in nearby bahrain. there are 21 confirmed cases here in the united arab emirates. but there were two hotels on yas island, which is the scene of the site, among other things, formula 1 racetrack. a popular tourist destination. two hotels there are under quarantine following the confirmed infection of two italian cyclists from italy who were part of a big cycle race that was head to be cancelled last friday. but there was a very problematic region, indeed, rosemary, with a number of countries, like iraq in turmoil. syria. yemen almost crippled by its own internal and a very severe refugee crisis reporting ten infections in a very densely-populated country. this is not a regio

under t freeway, so if you're trveling through castro valley, san leandro you may notice a plume of blake there right at 2.38 splits wi a t fire crews are on scene but this is causing capitol corridor, dels train 5.27. it's actually on ld in hayward because of that fire that's burning there in san leandro so. expect some delays on capital quarter and possibly the to 38 nimitz freeway split our erturn accident clear in san jose north 87 at e o one for traffic still backed up as you approach e split back to you. in thbuzz, how are you weathering the coronavirus storm i feel ke we're all living in corona ville but. >>we're not wasting away with marguerite is ds california shut down the bars. >>and we're not going to let travelers from e u k e a fter midnightmy daughter who goes to school in scotland is in the air right now and she sent me this deseed picture of heatow beforeshleft i told her be prepared for a mess when you get here cause there are only 13 approvd airports for the uk and european flights to come in. and look at these lines d o're they were the worst at o'hare, some people s

i'm glad to be joined by bill de blas blasio. thank you very much for being with me.kay, so where are we this morning in terms of the urgent need for supplys? everyone was stunned to hear you say that yesterday. >> poppy, i have to be honest with the people of my city. and i have to be honest with the federal government that is not doing its job right now. particularly the president of the united states who is absent. here are the facts as of late last night. 4,000 cases confirmed in new york city. 26 people died. that means right now, poppy, we constitute 30% of the cases in the united states of america and about 70% of the cases in new york state. we're now whether we like it or not we're the epicenter. and i have made repeated appeals to the federal government to get us basic medical supplies and there is no meaningful response. i have appealed to the president to activate the united states military. they could actually -- one force in this nation, poppy, that could save us because they could mobilize quickly effectively to get us medical supplies, personnel. they

there was an bla crisis a few years ago that was threatening to spread around the world, including toere. there have been other epidemics out there, this has happened before. why is there not a government response in place. why has there not been a plan to combat this? >> so there's going to have to be a serious postmortem on what happened and what went wrong it's too early to do that right now, but what can be done right now is for the federal government to issue a very consistent policy that applies across the united states. these kinds of things work, these won't work. we can't just have salespeople experimenting locally with someone doing a containment zone, someone shutting schools, others not shutting schools. this is too chaotic and i'm concerned about that. >> so the description of what's happening in italy, hospitals is dire, very scary. doctors are getting sick, they're running out of health workers. everything that has moved to treating those affected. there is concern that people come in with a trauma or with a different issue -- >> with chest pain -- >> it's not coronavir

bla it's an extraordinary situation there. >> it absolutely, andrea. you don't have to go further to see the impact this is having on bourbon street. business is usually busy and bustling but with few exceptions, ghost town. all businesses bordered up. so of course they're looking at concern with the high numbers but the true source of the concern, andrea, is the fact the numbers are increasing as quickly as they are. that's why you're seeing the governor in very strong, very raw and emotional terms talking about the fact they're going to run out of hospital beds in less than two weeks. they're outfitting the convention center to accept some of the overflow, take some of the patients. andrea, i have to say one thing that's striking reporting on the ground for the better part of this week, with the number so high and this amount of people is so many people are touched. it seems to be escapes it. i spoke with one man who said he lost three friends in a single day. i talked with a widow who said her husband was on the mardi gras float about a month ago an

because he knows one response when he is back on the heels which is to atk t ttack and bla others and in this instance, it is the same as attacking the latinos have had, and so people react to the bigoted language and we have seen cases of that as "the new york times" have reported. so what about can we do about that? we are better than that. better than that. and just because it is known as the spanish flu is not a good reason to decide we will call it the chinese virus this time around. so, again, you know, it is just, i'd like to believe that americans despite what they are seeing from the president of the united states can reach into their american souls and hearts and know that they are better than the behavior being conveyed by this supposedly wartime president on national television television. >> congressman, i know that you have a lot of things to deal with, but we are grateful to spend some time with you, and i hope that we can call on you again as this goes on. thank you. thank you, nicolle. >>> after the break, time is absolutely of the essence. the clock is ticking, but c

we will touch on each of these stories, but after javier blas's global leadership on the oil store, it strong with will kennedy this morning.

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la gente estÁ saliendo a la calle mas de lo necesario, por eso el gobierno y las autoridades estÁn blada, esto es todo por ahora, desde aquÍ desde roma regresamos al estudio. >> muchas gracias, javier, bueno que esta situaciÓn tan dura que pasa italia sirva de ejemplo para poner cartas sobre el asunto y cumplir las ordenes de las autoridades. >> eso estamos haciendo, todos ustedes tambiÉn, el aislamiento que impone el coronavirus no impide que un cura haga llegar la palabra de dios a sus feligreses. >> ademÁs al volver la pandemia no es impedimento para un grupo de samaritanos en los Ángeles que a pesar de la cuarentena llevan comida a domicilio a las personas de la tercera edad, con esto y mÁs volvemos a un nuevo dÍa mÁs cerca de ti bienvenido a los "iunaited", juan. ¡sí! gracias! ¡salud! ¡qué gusto verte! bueno, vamos a ver. oigan, vi que en la casa están pensando llenar el censo, pero, ¿no es peligroso? ¡para nada! hace diez años estaba como tú. lo llené, y mírame, aquí sigo. tu información personal no se puede compartir ni con la migra ni con la policía. no te preocupes. Órale, ¡pu

went to south carolina and the bla black vote in south carolina sanders got 14% of the black vote in 2016 and he and his campaign spent the last four years trying to find a way to build that. polling indications maybe makeig progress and get to the south carolina primary, moved 14% four years ago to 16% in 2020 and there's biden over 60%. >> yeah. that's obviously a bad sign for the campaign. the question is, though, whether jim clyburn is a one-off. if jim clyburn's endorsement means so much to that state that actually bernie may do better, may actually do better among black voters in 2020 compared to 2016 in other states. we will find out on tuesday. steve, talk about super tuesday. i've seen you go through the maps over the weekend. we're, again, dealing with old polls, polls not taken after, after south carolina. i mean, we have a couple this morning that were taken sort of in the middle of it. so that's not going to give us a clean look at momentum. but i thought you set it up really well, suggesting that what biden needs to do is he needs to stay fairly close to bernie sanders.

could we please hear the bla report on item 5? >> the board of supervisors is being asked to approve an amended restated loan agreement between the mayor's office of housing and community development and mission corporation for the three hotels in south park. the loan itself is two-parts. $11.8 million in consolidating prior loans approved, $16.5 million in new loans for rehabilitation. the loan amounts and the loan documents is $28.3 million. there is a difference between the loan documents and the budget we were provided. we showed the budget on table four page 12 of our report. the actual budget is $24.7 million. the major difference between the budget and loan documents is the budget provides for $9.2 million in preservation seismic safety bonds to be used for this project. the loan documents provide for a liar amount of 13 -- higher amount of 13.5. our recommendation is to amends the legislation to reduce the amount in the legislation of $13.5 million to the actual amount of the loan documents which are $28.3 million. basical