director brinkman. >> director brinkman: thank you this is such a difficult topic and it's one that the board has wrestled with for so long. it started with oversized vehicle restrictions. and i think that we are really making good strides. it's a balance between being able to actually do something about the cars that need to be handled -- the abandoned cars and the people who are racking up citations who could afford to pay for them. and the neighborhoods that are being affected by these vehicles left there. but putting in place really careful and thoughtful practices to avoid towing somebody's home i do believe that the p.c.o.s who go out can make those careful, thoughtful decisions on the fly as they go. i have to believe that there are certain signs that the p.c.o.s can recognize to know when somebody is living in a car, or when somebody's car is storing people's belongings. you know, we have heard the horrible stories of people getting their car towed with their i.d. in it. and i did confirm with staff that you can get your belongings out of a vehicle without paying for the tow, wh

director brinkman. >> director brinkman: thank you this is such a difficult topic and it's one that the board has wrestled with for so long. it started with oversized vehicle restrictions. and i think that we are really making good strides. it's a balance between being able to actually do something about the cars that need to be handled -- the abandoned cars and the people who are racking up citations who could afford to pay for them. and the neighborhoods that are being affected by these vehicles left there. but putting in place really careful and thoughtful practices to avoid towing somebody's home i do believe that the p.c.o.s who go out can make those careful, thoughtful decisions on the fly as they go. i have to believe that there are certain signs that the p.c.o.s can recognize to know when somebody is living in a car, or when somebody's car is storing people's belongings. you know, we have heard the horrible stories of people getting their car towed with their i.d. in it. and i did confirm with staff that you can get your belongings out of a vehicle without paying for the tow, wh

terms of today's charts i am focusing on, it is when i picked up yesterday on twitter from julian brinkman stole it from julian brickman. david: i didn't steal it, i give him credit. tom: we call that stealing. david: call it what you want, but if you look at arc innovation, it pretty much tracks the goldman sachs index of money-losing companies. that is more than just looking at the line. i ran a 30 day correlation. you've got numbers 0.682 0.98 -- 0.68 to 0.98. tom: that's rude. we don't do correlations until 9:00 a.m. correlations at this hour? jonathan: he's allowed. david: i'm the new kid on the show. what do i know? jonathan: thanks for waking up early with us. yell university sharing the sad news that yields chief investment officer died yesterday after a courageous battle with cancer. tom: he was worshiped. jonathan: coming up on the program, alan ruskin, deutsche bank chief international strategist. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your equity market looks like this, up 0.1% on the s&p 500. we advanced four

yeah, so i just wanted to let my colleagues know that director brinkman and i last weekend joined a numbermmunity advocates in district 10 and joined by supervisor walton to explore a north south connected protected bike route through district 10 and i forwarded along all the materials to director mcguire and the staff, but i wanted to flag a particular request coming from the community for a focus on several streets. improvements to form really nice north south route and there's been amazing improvements made along cargo way that i encourage you to check out. there's good progress towards that route but really key gaps. i wanted to flag that for the team. supervisor walton has flagged that district 10 lacks some of the infrastructure that other parts of the city enjoy. i had time exploring that in partnership with some of the community advocates and wanted to raise that up for the staff and the board. >> chair borden: thank you. director heminger. >> commissioner heminger: thank you madam chair. two quick ones. the first, if i could ask the staff if it's possible to arrange a tour of the