you about the development of this building, the construction, by irving street films and our own dan golding. if i can turn your attention to the screens, we would like to run this video. ♪ >> moscone plays an important role in attracting conventions. >> meetings and conventions that account for over $700 million of direct spending. >> when a guest comes and stays in san francisco, 60 5% of his outside of this hotel. >> they spend money in our hotels and spend money in our restaurants. [♪] >> we needed to retain clients, and we need it to expand to attract others. >> we needed to be able to compete with other cities on a different level, and the expansion of moscone is going to give us a different edge, and a different opportunity. >> we had a team that went out and surveyed and met with all of the customers, and additional exhibition space was at the top of every list. and not just random exhibition space, but continuous exhibition space. >> it offered 470,000 square feet of space between the two at hall's. >> with this expansion, not only can we take the conventions that we used to have, b

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gold and platinum. rishaad: it was close. dan, you won it. there we go. sorry about that, carlos. your destination. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> turning down davos, president u.s. teams the entire out of the world economic forum as the government shutdown goes on. >> beijing says banning huawei "repercussions." david: we will have stephen roach from the morgan stanley conference here in hong kong. and yes, we will be having that interview in a couple of minutes. in the meantime, let me give you a sense of where we are market-wise. six-week highs on the index, a look at your benchmark that takes you on the way back to the start of december as well. here.hing is up basically health care of over 1%. consumer staples, materials, what have you come all the way down to utilities and properties. have a look at that for what we should be looking out for. volumes are on the way up and this gives you a sense -- volumes across every single constituent on the index. you want to pay attention to hear. we are projected to go well north of 15 billion shares. it is very early in the session but the pr

gold for the slow-mo guy i actually about 1,000 mousetraps. >> reporter: oh, my dpaugod, ths the mousetraps you sat on. this is the 6-foot balloon that danally sat in and it exploded on him. >> that's my favorite prop, that one there. >> this guy was the original ball that got thrown at my head. one of the first videos we ever released. still has the original water. hang on. >> reporter: it all started back in london. two blokes doing ordinary teenager things. >> yeah. >> we became good friends when we worked at the same super market and bonded over video games. >> it was like, what's going on? >> nobody's ever beaten me at halo before. >> reporter: how did you start making videos? >> i would make videos with different friends, and i found that dan and i had the best background on screen. when it came time to start the slow-mo guys, he was the best choice. and i regret it. >> yeah. he has. >> reporter: with gavin's access to a rare phantom slow motion camera, and dan's undeniable panash on-screen, they could film videos. >> the guy i worked with had the only two phantom cameras in the country. and i realized i was 17 or 18 years old with

gold. you can't really use those. neil: you are right danto be below, for example, overnight fed fund are turning 2 1/2%. normally that presages recession. do you worry about it? >> not worried about it. i think it is coming. neil: when is it coming? , when? >> i think in the process of evolving now. as he keeps rates up on the short end recession probably gets higher and higher. i think it's a deep recession. i don't want to use any other words. the fed has been around since 1913. their goal is to keep everything steady. they're not doing their jobs. they're involved in the politics more than we know. they're way out of that their b. the market senses that. this will be dangerous. if they can't get gdp up like trump trying to do with interest rates being so low for a long time. there is major underlying theme for the economy, that is global debt. we talk about that a long time. neil: performance when you have 0% interest rates and 2 1/2%. having said that, dan, i'm more interested. i don't know your thoughts, this balance sheet that the fed

gold looks to be well-positioned for the first quarter of this year. >> and copper? slump.d plasters what are the prospects for base metals like copper this year? danf a conundrum, copper. they are just beginning to spend millions if not billions on new projects to boost copper supply over the next couple of years. they have a very positive longer-term outlook on the metal. that kind of runs into trouble when you look at its performance. copper fell to an animal loss last year and the question continues to be, when does the stronger demand for copper meet with constraints of supply. those are conditions where we see prices begin to rise when people have been expecting that for a long time and it continues to elude investors. people will be looking again to see between 19 is copper's year. we growth in china suggested probably will not be. rishaad: 19% down since the start of january 2018. let's get more on what is going on with commodities. thank you for joining us. metals.lk about base how are they going to do in your view and how are they going to rises ifo sustain any we don't see an uplift in global growth? i think right now we have a perceptio