cline? >> thank you. as of today, we have yet to file a formal request with the attorney general's office. once that starts, we will keep the commission informed and regularly update to what the status of that is. in specific regards to the hospital employees, as previously mentioned, there were five employees which could be affected, two of which have been given positions in other areas, and the other three are waiting to see what will unfold with the new facility. we are waiting to see if they will hire those three individuals, but they haven't to date. >> thank you, dr. cline. questions for miss lindsey or dr. cline? i don't believe there's any public comment. i don't have any slips here, so we're going to move to adoption of the resolution that it will not have a detrimental impact on the health of san francisco. >> so moved. >> second. >> all those in favor, signify by saying aye. the resolution is adopted. >> thank you. >> all right. so we can move to the next agenda item, which is agenda item nine.

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some financial experts say a cline in economic activity and wide-spread drop in spending is inevitableere are those that. disagr what does it mean for you? our financial corresponnt sharon epperson has suggestions on how to recession proof your life. welcome aboard. >> thank you. >> here is that question again. what do you do first? what do you say? >> first thing is noto panic, to breathe, and focus on what you control. the first step there is to look at what you have coming in, what money do you have coming in, what is yournce. therefore, focus on your job and protecting yr job and the stability of youroob. to that, step up your performance right away. go ininonday morning dec you are going to be a critical player to whatever ts bottom lineor your company. make sure you update your resume, your linkedin, those always should be updated. you should always be, networki talking to contacts and knowing what is going on in and outside of your company. >> just in case. >> because you never know. ng >> and sho up your finances. >> you never know. because if you become unemployed you want the

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problem but doesn't that leave a gaping hole for what he said was most important and that was taking on cline? >> if that's true, what stephanie says, if you back off the tariffs does china get off free or do you do something else? >> they do. this is the corner the president backed himself into with all of his bluster and rhetoric in saying a trade war the good and easy to win. it is not so easy. china is playing a much longer game than a president focused primarily on november of 2020. that is not helping him in negotiations. the tariffs are hurting more than anyone the president's own supporters. they may be politically motivated those folks, the farmers, manufacturers, to want the president to be right on this. they may agree with him going after china. they may even overlook the fact that his policies and his trade war, that that is hurting their bottom line. it's those other voters that john talked about that are the real problem for this president, those people who have rationalized the president's behavior and say at rallies i don't agree with everything he does. i don't like everythi

the cline will include groceries including organic snacks and frozen meals.ys the good and gather will be a multibillion brand with more than 2,000 items by the year 2020, which is really where target needed to go, to make it that one-stop shop. they are competing with grocery stores. already have organic lines. >> they're pretty close. >> they're close now. and they're making it hard on grocery stores. you can get a lot of stuff done at target. >> maybe whole food. maybe a little trader joe's business. local mom and pop. >> thank you. >>> seven more democratic presidential candidates are appearing today at a native american forum. kamala harris, and bill de blasio are among those who will be at the forument. this is day two of the forums. yesterday, elizabeth warren made a public apology to native americans over her past claims to tribal heritage. >> i know that i have made mistakes. i am sorry for harm that i have caused. >> warren's claim came after a widely criticized release of dna analysis. she did not receive any questions during the forum about her cl

spots from the debates we're joined by ezra clirngs editor at large of voxx and host of the ez tra clinehow. good to talk to you. been too long. your top five hot spots from both nights. >> all five in a row, huh. >> give me one at a time. you can give them to me one at a time. >> i want to start with one that people don't give attention to. on night one, pete buttigieg gave a great answer during the gun control debate and he said we keep having the same debate over and over again and he said this is still the same debate. then he said people laugh at me when i talk about doing things like changing the supreme court or getting rid of the electoral college but if you don't do anything structurally, you'll never pass these policies. he mentioned giving statehood to d.c. jay inslee mentioned getting rid of the filibuster. there are 100 policy ideas on the table but if democrats don't do something about the structure of the senate, about the fact that the geographic deck is stacked against them over and over and over again and about the fact increasingly activist supreme court making rulings