president buell, i'll pick up where you left off. yes, 78% of san franciscans think the condition of the parks is improving, according to the poll released by the san francisco chamber of commerce. the annual poll revealed satisfaction with the department is not only high but on the upswing. city residents who believe parks are improving or who approve of the work of our department jumped from 70% in 2018, which was itself quite high, to 78% in 2019. while those gave a disapproval rating to the department fell from 11% in 2018, which was very low, to 8% this year. lowest dissatisfaction or disapproval rate ever. survey revealed unsurprisingly some angst about the general direction of the city on issues that everybody is talking about. and so given that in particular where we saw some other things dropping, the results were pretty satisfying and again a testament to the hard work of the staff, from gardeners, tree toppers, park rangers and custodians, and very much so this commission. leading us in a direction that is working and give

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. >> jacquelin, you take buell and you take the rest of your men and you get out of dodge. >> you get out of dodge. dodge city of "gunsmoke" fame in southwest, kansas. they still do celebrate the old "gunsmoke" vibe. there is a gunfighters wax museum there. coincidence with the kansas teacher's hall of fame. it's an awkward pairing but, you know, they both pay rent. the industrial base is meat packing and that has attracted a lot of hispanic workers and their families. dodge city, kansas, is now a majority minority town, it's majority hispanic. the reason we ended up spending time there before the midterm elections this past year is because republican elected officials in red state kansas made some striking decisions when it came to voting in dodge city. which is the largest majority minority community in that entire state. when laura kelly, the democrat, was run in kansas this past summer, the republican she was up against is chris kobach. he was the head of president trump's sort of bogus and now disbanded voter fraud commission. chris kobach has also made somewhat of a national nam

if the fundamentals are strong, though buell to offset all this political noise.o tell me what's going to happen to the market and what's going to happen to the u.s. economy and the political have. neil: that echoes what your boss jamie dimon has been singing, still favorable. he likes what he sees. there are events that could come out. what are the events he worry about? i worry about what could happen internationally. i worry about whether we get a hard brexit appeared to get a a hard brexit, the united kingdom, u.k. economy could take a 4% hit, but two or more -- neil: with that hit us? eventually it would. we estimate that hit to the eurozone could be 25% of the negative hit. we are looking for the eurozone to grow at 1.2%. if you get a 25% hit, that staves off 1%. 0.2% growth is awfully close to the zero level. and if you don't get a china trade deal, that is not good either. again, a lot of economies have a much higher share of their economy. look, for example germany. 50% of their gdp is actually exports. all of a sudden that china is not doing well, not on

buell in new york city. feels like a little bit of spring. coiled front across the midwest. them. i'm a little concerned with ices across the central u.s. and tennessee river valley next couple days. say high to steve, ainsley. brian. hello, everybody! brian: would be in florida keys and come up here in february. that's great. happy to see them. steve: we are indeed. brian: all french people come to the show if you're in new york city. steve: you have 18 minutes. new twist overnight of the alleged assault against "empire" actor jesse smollett. what police are saying. there are a couple different stories out. >> a sheriff warning his community, lock your doors, load your guns. he will join us live to explain why. ♪ steve: this is a fox news alert out of chicago. police are disputing reports that they have concluded that the alleged attack on "empire" actor jesse smollett was made up. ainsley: the abc news station in chicago claims multiple sources told them that police are looking into whether smollett staged an attack last month, fox affiliate reporter is outside chicago pol