exposure in hong kong and deutsche down 3.7% to make sense of some of this, dan scott is with us today is this about negative rates >> you would think so. i think in the rates perspective, it was clear that fed is open to the fact that it can't move or set rates in ice lake when europe is in negative territory. when japan is in negative territory, it's clear the last 25 basis point hz to come. now it is up to debate we'll get another cut before year end. we don't think so. we think in 2020, we'll get another 25 basis points. the economy doesn't need another rate cut of course, it would be skpeedent for trump to heat up the economy before the elections that's understandable but the u.s. economy doesn't need another rate cut at the moment >> do you think it is rational for some of these asset markets to react the way they do to the latest of what president trump may or may not make? >> that's the world we live in now really held hostage by the tweets of trump. trade wars and other tweets are the short term driver of the market at the moment >> let's talk about trade wars, there was no sp

>> dan adams, mohcd. scott sanchez' explanation was spot on. >> commissioner richards: we had a case here probably three or four units where essex trust legalized live-work units, but at the time, live-work was still live-work. it was still illegal to use it as dwelling units or student housing, so what would that do to the units if we included bloxom. >> it would increase it by 33 numbers, which is the number in 575 harrison that they're retaining. in regards to the live-work issue, for -- this has been going on for a while, so for about a decade, it's been the position of the department that since they're in compliance with the notice of restrictions of live-work units, which does not prohibit artists from living in live-work units, even if they're students, that wouldn't prohibit that. the academy must maintain the status of the units that existed at that time, and maybe they can explain the status of their live-work buildings. >> president melgar: okay. commissioner johnson? >> commissioner richards: i was

dan bonngino. and fox news legal analyst scott jared.on't know what happens here but when i look at the pictures and i look at prince andrew, it was almost as bad an interview as hunter biden. >> it was a disaster. he didn't do himself any favors. >> hannity: he actually got caught in lies one after another. >> they want to talk about prince andrew not baz they want to pros -- because they want to prosecute him, statute of limb takes would be huge but i think they want to gain information from him because they are going after anybody who was aiding and abetting jeffery epstein in the sex trafficking ring. >> hannity: the way he characterized and he was a convicted pedophile. by the way, how did he get that deal? >> he had it because he had the best lawyers money can buy. it makes it different. the scales of justice are not rebalanced and lady justice doesn't have a blindfold when you're wealthy, just ask o.j. simpson. >> hannity: i know more and more people tell me they believe it's too suspicious what happened in jail. i agree it's susp

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>investigate pg e's power shut off state senator scott wiener of san francisco. he wants to make p g a publicly owned utility. so winters proposal comes as several local governments across northern california to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment wynter says that he's still working out the details of the bill. but he also says said pg e's assets could stay together or be broken up into several different small public utilities across the state. when there is a member of a committee calling regulators and pg leaders to the capitol next week for an investigative hearing. news you may have to take it slow on some streets in san francisco. why the city is looking to reduce the speed limits. before we go hopefully you're doing the speed limit out there right now we're checking in on the embarcadero right here in san francisco, this is one of my favorite shots, it's pretty the bay bridge. we have the lights on there the back and it's always just a nice of you especially when you're driving and so if you're about to head out right now you're waking up to tempe

. >> vic, did chief scott go into detail about what he's done or will be doing to make chinatown safer? >> well, dan, you heard the mayor say in that meeting that they have increased foot patrols here in chinatown since october. police chief scott also confirmed that there are also more bilingual police officers here in chinatown, but the chief really wants people to know this, that police have made a bunch of arrests, specifically eight to ten arrests since july for street robberies and assaults in chinatown. back to you. >> vic, thanks. vic lee reporting for us. >>> a new report says the number of hate crime murders soared to a record high last year while the numbers of hate crimes overall dropped. data released by the fbi shows there were 24 hate crime murders. that includes the 11 worshippers at a pittsburgh, pennsylvania, synagogue. that's the most since records began being kept in 1991. overall, hate crimes dropped slightly in 2018 following three years of increases. agencies reported a total of 7,120 hate crime incidents. over half of those incidents were motivated by a race, ethnicity ancest

scott in cedar rapids, iowa. rachel, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning.es, election day may be a year out, but the first vote will be cast right here in iowa in less than 100 days for the iowa caucuses. the early frontrunners are hoping the momentum sticks. it is the issue of health care that is defining some of their campaigns and dividing this crowded field. the divide over health care deepening in the battle over the future of the democratic party. >> 2020 is our time to win the fight for medicare for all so nobody goes bankrupt over health care. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren still rising in the polls, but taking heat over her ten-year plan to pay for medicare for all. how do you convince voters that your health care plan is feasible? >> we start with the fact that we can have medicare for all without raising taxes by one penny on middle class families. >> reporter: but senator bernie sanders splitting with his progressive rival on the $20.5 trillion plan, specifically taking issue with her proposal to draw some of the funds from employers. >>

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and state regulators investigate pg needs to shut off state senator scott wiener of san francisco wants to make pgd a publicly owned utility wiener's plan comes as several local governments across northern california him to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment. winner says he's still working out the details of the bill but says that pg e's assets could stay together or the broken up into different public utilities across the state. >>we're going to take a look at the new homeless shelter that set to open in the east bay more on that in a minute. here's a live look outside of the san mateo bridge where traffic certainly is building as we get deeper into the morning commute robin following a couple of hot spots. we'll get the update from her in a moment and rebecca talking much cooler day today overall we'll get the full forecast in just a minute. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>this morning we have a closer look

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and as state regulators launched an investigation into pg e's power shut-offs state senator scott wienero make pt any a publicly owned utility wiener's proposal comes as numerous local governments across northern california now aim to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment wiener says he is still working out details of his bill but he says pg in these assets could stay together or the broken up into a number of public utilities across the state. state senator when there is a member of a committee which is calling on regulators and leaders of pga need to the capitol next week for an investigative hearing. >>beer backlash for northern california brewery, brewery in santa rosa launch the f pg any line of sides last week the name was inspired the owner says who he says he was upset was devastating fire sparked by pg e power lines last month. the anti utility beers drawn criticism from people who say they're related to utility employees and that those employees are not responsible for what went wrong. the owner of the brewery posted an apology saying he meant to draw attention to the n

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and state regulators investigate pg e's power shut off states or a state senator scott wiener of san francisco wants to make sure the utility is a publicly owned one wiener's proposal comes as several local governments across northern california aim to purchase and take control of pg e's equipment wynter says he still working out details of the bill but says pg e's assets could stay together or be broken up into different public utilities across the state. the winner is a member of a committee calling regulators in pg e leaders to the capitol next week before an investigative hearing. >>happening today, vice mipresident mike pence and sand and his wife, karen we'll speak he here in the bay area they are going to visit mountain view, participating in a trump fund raising event. i'm karen pence is also going to be meeting with the coast guard alameda where she will speak with military spouses. and other national news, the public hearings of the impeachment inquiry into president trump continue tomorrow yesterday we saw 2 career diplomats testified before congress and the american peopl

dan and tom, thanks for joining me stick around, our live online show starts at 1:00 p.m. we'll celebrate a few etfs birthdays and get the slowdown on some surprising trends in the space. scott to you >> appreciate it thank you very much. >>> with the market at record highs, goldman sachs out with a new list that are poised to outperform we'll have them next on "the half." (vo) the moth without hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. >>> i'm brian sullivan, here's what's coming up on "the exchange." better earnings. soaring stocks and no pressure from regulators, snap looking pretty good. you'll hear from the ceo and a look at whether that run can continue plus an explosive piece by the "wall street journal" claiming that google uses blacklists and tweaks algorithms on what you see. >>> and is ford's new mustang the answer to tesla's model y? is it a mustang at all that's ahead on rapid fire scott, back to you and the gang. >> brian sullivan, thank you. >>> cyclicals have been in rally mode