i'm afraid it's not brant and it varies across the country in mississippi as you've just heard and in my state of tennessee we're at the low end of acceptance there are other states the more northern states and in the west where acceptance has been much more christian foot in all parts of the country we still have many areas particularly in the rural areas where people are really quite reluctant to receive the vaccine we have to reach out more and more to them to persuade them that they're comfortable and reassured that getting a vaccine is a good thing and it is what we know we do so in the report that we just aired a vaccine hesitancy is very high in mississippi but that hesitancy seems to be highest over the u.s. south why is that. well in the south we have more conservative people and of course there are still some political overtones over this remember it wasn't so long ago that we heard this virus was just going to disappear of course that's not the case and so we're going to have to persuade those people to come in and eat tax and make their the folkson who live in the more rur

singapore just put in place stricter guidelines limiting gatherings now to just 2 people so it's you or me brant on set and restaurants can only do takeout hong kong has a travel bubble scheduled with singapore starting may 26th but that we could see getting canceled since the covert numbers are up in singapore but as far as hong kong and the rest of china they have flights open to 52 countries but there is more restrictions being put in place china date has suspended 487 inbound flights their rules are a 5 passengers test positive the flight is suspended but of more than 10 people test positive for a flight that airline is. for a month however australia the us mexico singapore and china all not on track yet for putting in place those covert passports brun so what countries are looking at decoded passports and who has them actually in place at this point so one of them you actually have done mark they actually have covert passports they've been in place for a few months now canada recently mandated that in order to enter the country you must be vaccinated and show proof along with germany but as

singapore just put in place stricter guidelines limiting gatherings now to just 2 people so it's you or me brant on set and restaurants can only do takeout hong kong has a travel bubble scheduled with singapore starting may 26th but that we could see getting canceled since the covert numbers are up in singapore but as far as hong kong and the rest of china they have flights open to 52 countries but there is more restrictions being put in place china the date has suspended 487 inbound flights their rules are a 5 passengers test positive the flight is suspended but if more than 10 people test positive for a flight that airline is. for a month however australia the u.s. mexico singapore and china all not on track yet for putting in place those covert passports brian so what countries are looking at decoded passports and who has them actually in place at this point so one of them you actually have done mark they actually have coded passports they have been in place for a few months now canada recently mandated that in order to enter the country you must be vaccinated and show proof along with german

where they are enacting code certificates showing that you've been vaccinated but the kicker here brant is that they will also accept vaccinations not given out by the e.u. so you're looking at americans with pfizer johnson and johnson and madonna or even russia with sputnik the now as far as deals made with the country israel has travel of a travel partnership with both greece and cyprus as far as not having to show a covert certificate but then you have another travel hotspot portugal where the u.k. is approved travel but once you land you have to show a negative p.c.r. test that was taken the last 72 hours now the u.k. also has been cleared by its national health service for travelers to travel internationally starting next week except obviously to the u.s. where president joe biden still has a travel ban in place on the country but the interesting part in all of this brant is that the u.k. in a stony right now they actually have apps civically a stone you get a personalized q.r. code that shows that you've been vaccinated where they're starting to use these to not only travel but al

it was definitely striking brant after his visit to london where he was celebrating one u.k. u.s. special relationship he came to kiev to celebrate one that might be a special relationship in the next years but in all seriousness he so far only visited brussels not with any other european cities been to no basle visits paris or berlin so far so this really was. a symbol that was really taken up with a lot of gratitude here in ukraine especially off to that russian brinkmanship here in recent weeks that really has rattled a people here hundreds of thousands if the figures it's believed of russian troops just couple 100 miles from where i am here in q. me words and of support and solidarity they sound comforting but i suspect president selenski would prefer actions instead he would like lincoln to endorse ukrainian membership in nato what me. well there was certainly no big bang today no road map to membership i don't think anyone was seriously expecting that to happen but obviously that would have been the ukrainian hope especially since the ukrainian political establishment group

of this do you think is connected with the political paralysis that we're seeing in israel you know brant the problem is that this has been going on shore death it's this has been a homme student growth of the occupation a strengthening of the occupation over decades whether it was under able omar who was also accused of corruption or not and yahoo or b.b. or the right we are labor or for that exclude it didn't matter they are simply implementing their plan of complete annexation of the in top of all stock and that is what they're doing and we are enabling them along with me and that's what's on the well what would you like to see the united states in the european union do next . they need israelis to understand that it's most favored nation most favored nation status the largest trading block with israel is not the united states it's europe and the united states has been marred just subsidize or of the israeli occupation they hash do they mean must insist on any kind of aid whether it be military economical or political to be tied to israel's at the hearing to international human life hu

this is what supervisor henry brant, hillary ronan said about the da today. >> the politically motivated opponents of -- are using typical tactics against politicians. they are using fear and they are using misinformation to attack a district attorney at a time when crime and especially violent crime and crimes against women are down by 30%. >> the head of the recall committee issued a statement in response saying to stand with him is to permit and actually encourage crimes against members of our asian community. to stand with him is to accept that of our property from our homes or businesses and the looting of pharmacies. >>> a live look at the state erm g economic recovery as more people in the state become vaccinated. today reporter steve large from our sister station in sacramento sat down for a one- on-one with the governor to talk about his recall and the state budget and ou surplus. >> i mean, we talk and historic terms, there's a lot of hyperbole. >> let me draw this number to put in context. last year, 54 alien dollars budget shortfall this year, 75 million dollars surplus. resi

he's run the asparagus and adventure farm in the state of brant book for 3 years now every day he looks in at the farms on storage to check the quality of the shoots. in this. process very close close on the course of this talk of the crew frequency i heard that you can see whether those burgers as fresh are not if you rub them against the earth they squeal then express right this group because it is very crazy. asparagus has been planted for about 30 years now i have come to find out how this fine vegetable is harvested. this to cut although it's not cut. the soft and sending ground is ideal for asparagus it starts this time seed and the shoots grow straight as arrows after through the ground why i despair of this is harvested when the tip starts to show. so i'll give it a try to. work the way this works is inside to grow old if it's coming out so it's getting close and you see. becomes green this way we have to control 2 times a day all the fields because we want to have to watch this program. i heard that germany 1.7 kilogram of asparagus every year this is true that's what i eat in

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success of the vaccination drives in the united states would you say well i think it's very exciting brant because people will welcome this that then vaccinated and that ash very frequently what i do now that i couldn't before i was vaccinated and now the c.d.c. is telling them basically they can go on mass unless you're one of those people who are immunocompromised then you should be continue to be careful and the numbers show is that about a 3rd of the population in the u.s. is fully vaccinated that means the u.s. is not close to reaching herd immunity is it. i'm afraid it's not bred and it varies across the country in mississippi as you've just heard and in my state of tennessee we're at the low end of acceptance there are other states the more northern states and in the west where acceptance has been much more risky but in all parts of the country we still have many areas particularly in the rural areas where people are really quite reluctant to receive the vaccine we have to reach out more and more to them to persuade them that they're comfortable and reassured that getting a vaccine

the moment though back to this process taking place across the world paula thanks for that to pull brant and ben in london from london let's return to television and those images of the neighborhood where people are just trying to figure out what's going on you can see a lot of people talking about events and of just unfolded apparently sirens were heard we know that a rocket fell in the middle of the street and struck in all from that rocket hits buildings alongside the streets we understand it's reported that one person has been killed and one person has apparently been badly injured and rescue services that we've seen police and security forces that too the question is now what this will lead to how the israeli forces will respond so that's the situation in tel aviv right now. now the bodies of about 100 suspected 1000 victims have been found floating in india's river ganges in the past week most were recovered in india's poorest state of bihar that has the country's worst health care system there is only one doctor for every 28000 people a warning this report from our india correspon

let's get some analysis from our correspondent, robin brant who's in shanghai.'s first, what does that mean?— that mean? it means that the population here _ that mean? it means that the population here continues - that mean? it means that the population here continues to | population here continues to grow. that is all in all good for china's economy, if we believe these government figures and remember that there has been a certain amount of scepticism in general attached to official government figures. that means there will be more people to make stuff, more people to make stuff, more people to make stuff, more people to buy stuff as well here in this country. the transition of china's economy towards one based on domestic consumption is hugely important so that is the very basics of it. it also means, again if we believe these figures, that china's government policy in terms of loosening the restrictions on the amount of children that people can have have been a success because there has been a small increase in the number of children between the ages of zero

the signal of support from washington it could not be clearer right but it was definitely striking brant off to his visit to london where he was celebrating one u.k. u.s. special relationship he came to kiev to celebrate one that might be a special relationship in the next years but in all seriousness he so far only visited brussels not with any other european cities been to no basle visits to paris or berlin so far so this really was. a symbol that was really taken up with a lot of gratitude here in ukraine specially off to that russian brinkmanship in recent weeks that really has rattled over people here hundreds of thousands if the figures to believe that russian troops just couple 100 miles from where i am here in queue. me words and of support and solidarity they sound comforting but i suspect president selenski would prefer actions instead he would like lincoln to endorse ukrainian membership in nato what. well there was certainly no big bang today no road map to membership i don't think anyone was seriously expecting that to happen but obviously that would have been the ukrainian

you know brant the problem is that this has been going on shore death this has been a homme student growth of the occupation a strengthening of the occupation over decades whether it was under able omar who was also accused of corruption or not and yeah who or v.v. or the right wing or labor or for that likud it didn't matter they are simply implementing their plan of complete an extension of the entire of all of all 5 and that is what they're doing and we are enabling them along with me and that's was a well what would you like to see the united states and the european union do next . they need israelis to understand that it's most favored nation most favored nation status the largest trading block with israel is not the united states it's europe and the united states is the modern you just subsidize or the israeli occupation they hash do they must insist on any kind of aid whether it be military economical or political to be tied to israel's at the hearing to international human human rights and into international law and the problem is that we are breaking rules in the west we are break

essentially brant you have 2 categories of people one category we already know at the moment it entails a 7 countries including for instance australia so countries with a low infection rate and then secondly if you have a new category and that is people who have read and let me really read that out to have received the last recommended dose of an e.u. authorized vaccines in other words that means people who have been fully vaccinated in may most cases that means 2 chaps of a vaccine and then a period of one to 2 weeks until the vaccine actually takes effect they can in the future that is what the commission recommends 2 member states enter the e.u. they can also bring their children but they will have to be if they can be vaccinated provided p.c.r. test well these recommendations will be binding across all of the e.u. or are we going to have the situation where some countries make up their own rules as in so many cases the use a couple of states who cooperate and in this case that is also what they hope to achieve to facilitate travel to have one rule that applies for everyone but if me

the signal of support from washington it could not be clearer right but it was definitely striking brant after his visit to london where he was celebrating one u.k. u.s. special relationship he came to kiev to celebrate one that might be a special relationship in the next years but in all seriousness he so far only visited brussels that with any other european cities been to visit paris or berlin so far so this really was. a symbol that was really taken up with a lot of gratitude here in ukraine especially off to that russian brinkmanship here in recent weeks that really has rattled a people here and them hundreds of thousands if the figures it's believed of russian troops just couple 100 miles from where i am here in kiev. the words in of support in solidarity they sound comforting but i suspect president selenski would prefer actions instead he would like lincoln to endorse ukrainian membership in nato whitney. well there was certainly no big bang today no road map to membership i don't think anyone was seriously expecting that to happen grossly that would have been the ukrainian hope

rights on vaccines you know they argue that the move would threaten their future and innovations of brant announce our own lives back to the united states and how we're doing in cases in the vaccination process at this time what are the numbers so unlike india the u.s. in the u.s. not a single state is reporting it increasing cases in the past week compared to the previous week plus a majority of the 33rd states total are reporting actually decreasing cases now nationwide cases are down 30 percent that's they're down 6 percent and also the major factor for the rate has been a measure says the major reason for this rate going down has been vaccinations in us where over 34 percent are not fully vaccinated and brand of the current pace of vaccination they're receiving right now in the u.s. everyone can get a shot of this of course in 1000 racks in this year r.t. correspondent sites out there thank you so much for keeping us up to date. found out for a quick break but when we come back cryptocurrency had a wild weekend as a period of new record highs in oil it took a dive we'll break it all d

so brant in this new report which president just released from w.h.o. now they focus specifically on all variants all variants emerging from that $1000.00 around the world but what's really significant here is what's being reported on that very aggressive area and that's take india by storm right now known as the b 1617 now so since is the very end was this coverage through april 2021 is very deadly and aggressive very and now accounts for 21 percent of cases in the samples they collected in india and now one scientists further study this aggressive and deadly very end this is what they found so in one study it revealed that it had a 7 fold reduction ineffectiveness with the pfizer vaccine and a 2nd and 3rd study found even a further reduction and effectiveness of the pfizer during a vaccine against the mutation of the very end so that's approximately 3 fold further decrease in its effectiveness now the w.h.o. also emphasize in its report that it wasn't yet clear just how much of this variant has exactly contributed to the surge says india's only sequen

growth rate has slowed by nearly 0.5% let's head to shanghai and speak to our correspondent robin brantas stopped sticking or not? h0 timebomb has stopped sticking or not? ., ., , �* timebomb has stopped sticking ornot? ., ., , �* ., , or not? no it doesn't. it goes on. or not? no it doesn't. it goes on- the _ or not? no it doesn't. it goes on- the big — or not? no it doesn't. it goes on. the big picture _ or not? no it doesn't. it goes on. the big picture here - on. the big picture here is the world's most populous country according to official government figures remains the world's most populous country. there was a small increase in the number of children under 14. so looking forward more people going into the workforce, more people to make and buy stuff here in china in the decades ahead. china remains hugely important in terms of world economic growth. but also at the same time there is a sizeable number of people who are shifting into retirement age here, that is over 60 are living longer. that places a significant burden on china as a whole and there is already renewed talk here

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aggressive area and that's going around and so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant r.t. correspondent sites have to thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipeline for us consumers the block at the pump will take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break for the numbers at the close. i. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that merge fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics as a species of endless and needless to little computer politicians have morphed into celebrity are 2 ruling parties are in reality one party for president and those who attempt to puncture this vast breathless universe of fake news designed to push through the cruelty and exploitation of the neo liberal court for so far to the margins of society including by a public broadcasting system that has sold its soul for corporate money that we might as

well brant the markets like to react to news negative or positive through really quickly pretty much the day and we've seen this time and time again each time there was a scent meeting this past your jobs report then once the dust settles in the following year or 2 we have this reversal and that's what's really happening from what we can tell today look we all know that inflation is creeping up faster than to support it it's almost a matter of when not just a matter of if and if the fed can actually essential ation and that's a key indicator here but people are always looking for the positive signals when it comes to investing with the c.d.c. talk about fully that see people being able to go back out without masks and despite the fact that we see businesses over the u.s. having a hiring issue the jobless claims up claims number fell to under 500000 which is a pandemic low so the economy should see some more growth going into the summer now we're seeing that now with travel and restaurants growing especially today we know this bull market still has some lakes a grow over the next few

aggressive area and that's going around and so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brantr t correspondent sites have to thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipeline for consumers to flock to the pump would take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break for the numbers at the close. and welcome back following a ransomware attack which thankfully shut down one of the biggest fuel pipelines in the united states colonial pipeline c.e.o. joseph blow warned eastern states of a possible fuel shortage now the comments came during a private meeting on monday and were reported by bloomberg citing a source who was involved in the discussions now meanwhile gasoline demand across the united states was up roughly 20 percent from the week prior according to price of fuel tracker gas buddy demand across virginia north and south carolina florida and georgia surge 40 percent according to the data a small percentage of gas stations throughout t

aggressive area and that's going around and india so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant r.t. correspondent sites have to thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipeline for consumers to block at the pump would take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break for the numbers at the close. take a live music anywhere you go to elegantly curated online a video library with a built in search and it will sit right in your pocket to treat you interactive you are seeing temperatures start to see thousands of episodes text work videos uploaded every hour so what are you waiting for. the. and let's see. just. to. question. the feeling. every the world experience the. world. according to jess. come along for the. good you source the story about the fact that maxwell will likely take others doubt i guarantee you there's a lot more going on. in our nation's capital this. week rick sanchez and protesters who are not happy this is what we're go

aggressive area and that's going around in so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant correspondent sites ever thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states the largest fuel pipe life of us consumers to block at the pump would take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break here the numbers a bit closer. a everyone i'm joined by my old friend mr ellis williams a.k.a. mr beings you call me and you tell me you said man i've got car shield and it works when mayhew getting old issues and i know to manufacture want to use both right now i don't want to do stuff with expensive cars right so i gave cost to local coverage with very affordable and there was no long term contract who was up to that transmission with all month call to through my mechanic they call causal and say my friend with $21.00 car shield is america's number one auto protection company their administrators have paid out over a $1000000000.00 in claims and cover most vehicles from 500-

rights on vaccines you know they argue that their move would threaten their future and innovations brant and now with sorrow only moved back to the united states and how we're doing in cases in the backs of nation process at this time what are the numbers so on like india they us in the us not a single state is reporting it increasing cases in the past week compared to the previous week plus a majority of 33rd states total are reporting actually decreasing cases now nationwide cases are down 30 percent that's they're down 6 per cent and also the major factor for the rate has been as you say the major reason for this rate going down has been vaccinations the us where over 34 percent are now fully vaccinated and bred of the current pace of vaccination there we're seeing right now in the us everyone could get a shot of this in 1000 vaccine this year largely correspondent sites out there thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back cryptocurrency i don't wild weekend as a theory of a new record highs and those going well it took a dive we'

pipeline we have boom bust co-host to join us and discuss some more and thank you for coming of course ok brant that attacker chose one of the most important energy infrastructure in that country to hack the colonial pipeline carries gasoline and other products to 14 states even more all of these are gasoline is mostly used in that east coast so does the same price structure is often and do the companies pay without hesitation how common are these run some. routes where attacks are very common on this scale for a large scale infrastructure like this where it comes to energy where it's gas or the power grid or something like that we haven't seen something quite as large scale but i want to bring up some numbers here you know one boom bust we're numbers people 2500 ransomware attacks were reported by the f.b.i. last year that's up 66 percent from 29000 so this is getting more and more common and lately we've been seeing it more in local municipalities where they might take on a little bit of their health care system government computer systems and they do the same thing now as for paying it it ha

robin brant went to the city of yiwu., hundreds have gathered. to learn the art, if you can call it that, of selling. 2020 once style. this is dong dong showing me how it is done. she has become so good at live stream selling that she has been drafted into pass on expertise to enchanted students. herthing is pass on expertise to enchanted students. her thing is clothes. she used to do back—office work and since last year she is upfront on camera like a sportswoman analyses every move. it is no overestimation to say that amongst those students are aspiring entrepreneurs, some dreaming of start—up, others who just want to be popular. but all of them have one thing in common, they all want to sell something to someone somewhere across this country. away from the selling, the chanting and the shouting is this 16—year—old. she is nervous, shy, she told us, but she has a plan. and she said her parents support. it starts practising in the studio with a teacher, pretending to sell snacks. stay at shopping got a boost from the pan

aggressive area and that's going around in india so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant or she correspondent sites so much for keeping us up to date. chance time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipe wife of consumers to walk to the pub we'll take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break here the numbers close . we've been saying now for years and all this money printing would cause inflation but we didn't really see that at the level of the c.p.i. consumer price index and well because the c.p.i. doesn't reflect the actual prices of stuff the people you state typically quote prices of stuff that people don't use and they don't include housing or health care or education for example. and that worked for a while but now it's really hard to hide the fact that the money printing is causing a lot of inflation as you would expect so now the big question is do we take the word of the central bank who is saying that it's transitory and that this is a sugar high and that things are

not says a black brant 12 blasted off from the u.s. state of virginia on sunday poor weather conditions kept the rocket grounded for several days scientists hope its mission will help them learn more about energy and momentum travel in space. now the spread of the corona virus in india appears to be slowing cases have fallen for the 3rd day in a row raising hopes that the worst could soon be over but the spike that piece of good news deaths from covert 19 are still rising more than 4000 people have again died within a day. bodies strewn along the river bank victims of india's coronavirus catastrophe. the ganges meanders through a village and the water flows very slowly here so the bloated corpses get caught on the riverbank it's turned the whole area into a pile of bodies. as just duration takes hold in the scramble for coated 19 vaccines and treatment india's 2nd wave is also affecting the disposal of the dead state officials believe some families are unable to afford the costs of commission as demand skyrockets according to official

aggressive area and that's going around in india so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant or key correspondent sites ever thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipeline for us consumers to flock to the pump would take a look at how this is affecting oil prices and as we go to break here the numbers of the close. americans had a long and contentious history with the word socialism for conservatives most often it is a dirty word even unpatriotic for many liberals it's about social justice do compassion however for better or worse it remains a red line within the elect. that if you will work when you come from but those with a chance. to grow the idea of a major overhaul. is to take you through into the. push ninety's to you that i see no reason to get because the wind give you. pleasure little fish no gun no friends the beautiful bill i'm wondering should that of these the deeds of the speech was that this for a small bible was just a let's listen t

well brant the markets like to react to news negative or positive fairly quickly pretty much the day and we've seen this time and time again each time there was a fed meeting this past year or jobs report then once the dust settles the following day or 2 we have this reversal and that's what's really happening from what we can tell today look we all know that inflation is creeping up faster than to support it it's almost a matter of when not just a matter of if and if the fed can actually essential ation and that's a key indicator here but people are always looking for the positive signals when it comes to investing with the c.d.c. talk about fully that people being able to go back out without masks and despite the fact that we see business is over the u.s. having a hiring issue the jobs teamed up claims number under 500000 which is a pandemic love so the economy should see some more growth going into the summer now we're seeing that now with travel and restaurants growing especially today we know this bull market still has some lakes a grow over the next few months of behind the dip

the signal of support from washington it could not be clearer right but it was definitely striking brant after his visit to london where he was celebrating one u.k. u.s. special relationship he came to kiev to celebrate one that might be a special relationship in the next years but in all seriousness he so far only visited brussels not with any other european cities been to no basle visits to paris or berlin so far so this really was. a symbol that was really taken up with a lot of gratitude here in ukraine especially off to that russian brinkmanship in recent weeks that really has rattled a people here hundreds of thousands if the figures to believe that russian troops just couple 100 miles from where i am here in kiev yeah me words and of support and solidarity they sound comforting but i suspect president selenski would prefer actions instead he would like lincoln to endorse ukrainian membership in nato what . well there was certainly no big bang today no road map to membership in the anyone was seriously expecting that to happen but obviously that would have been the ukrainian hope e

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well definitely as she has shaped this meeting brant for a start the delegations were much smaller than they were usual and then the usual g 7 meeting and we have heard from the german foreign minister heikal mass who spoke to some of us journalists at the side of the meeting that there were very strict rules when it came to cooling very strict hygiene rules and that even during dinner he had to sit basically behind plexiglass and he said it was brilliant but then again it's better than wheaten on zoom and also that it is really important important for 4 leaders for world leaders to actually get together a get together physically because some of the most important decisions and debates they are you know by the water cooler and not on as you meetings say definitely a different meeting today the normally do i mean it's important to be able to talk face to very use and what was top of the agenda. well mostly important for the g 7 countries was to come together with other like minded democracies is how they were phrasing it mostly from the india pacific region and they took mostly about rea

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have a great weekend, i want to bring in wealth management c c c io scott martin, as well as greg brant. scott, how has today's big miss with this jobs market report, how has it changed the way you looked at the market because i think everyone modeled for a number much higher than this so what adjustments are you making? >> yeah, i mean, charles i like the narrative and imagery you've been talking about, baseball- related we haven't seen a swing and a miss like this since rob deer, one of my favorite baseball players of the 80s was playing for the detroit tigers so if that doesn't explain how big of a swing and a miss this was today, it does though show you that look, we're in a volatile environment for data. charles if you look at personal income data, look at some of the inflation a data, look at the personal savings data, a lot of this data is volatile right now, because we're doing this struggle, this push and pull as you and brian talked about, with government opening the economy or government helping the economy if you will by providing stimulus, or actually, the economy naturally

this is susan brant calling and i'm an attorney who's practiced for 40 years representing ceqa petitioners and i live and practice in san francisco. just a couple of points to make in addition to all of those you've already heard. the basic problem here is that this is a state law that does not allow this kind of an amendment to ceqa. ceqa requires that environmental issues be explored and mitigated before a project goes forward. ceqa also requires an appeal of any decision or specific ones about the type of environmental review. this board is an elected decision making body and so it's representing the people. it's the requirement to an elected body that is critical here and hasn't been discussed much. we have appointed boards and other decision makers that are not so directly, well, not elected by the people. so state law requires that this kind of appeal be allowed. the city doesn't have the power to change that. but as has been mentioned, there are a lot of exemptions to ceqa involving affordable housing and emergency statutory exemptions so they're not categorical and they provide a l

this is susan brant calling and i'm an attorney who's practiced for 40 years representing ceqa petitioners and i live and practice in san francisco. just a couple of points to make in addition to all of those you've already heard. the basic problem here is that this is a state law that does not allow this kind of an amendment to ceqa. ceqa requires that environmental issues be explored and mitigated before a project goes forward. ceqa also requires an appeal of any decision or specific ones about the type of environmental review. this board is an elected decision making body and so it's representing the people. it's the requirement to an elected body that is critical here and hasn't been discussed much. we have appointed boards and other decision makers that are not so directly, well, not elected by the people. so state law requires that this kind of appeal be allowed. the city doesn't have the power to change that. but as has been mentioned, there are a lot of exemptions to ceqa involving affordable housing and emergency statutory exemptions so they're not categorical and they provide a l

this is susan brant calling and i'm an attorney who's practiced for 40 years representing ceqa petitioners and i live and practice in san francisco. just a couple of points to make in addition to all of those you've already heard. the basic problem here is that this is a state law that does not allow this kind of an amendment to ceqa. ceqa requires that environmental issues be explored and mitigated before a project goes forward. ceqa also requires an appeal of any decision or specific ones about the type of environmental review. this board is an elected decision making body and so it's representing the people. it's the requirement to an elected body that is critical here and hasn't been discussed much. we have appointed boards and other decision makers that are not so directly, well, not elected by the people. so state law requires that this kind of appeal be allowed. the city doesn't have the power to change that. but as has been mentioned, there are a lot of exemptions to ceqa involving affordable housing and emergency statutory exemptions so they're not categorical and they provide a l