that was bloomberg's david baker.f you want to stay with us on our coverage, the effect of the coronavirus on the tech industry, we have our executive editor tom giles. tom, this is a global issue but it feels like it's particularly important to be tech industry. why is that?tom tom: you have to look at a couple different levels. the tech industry is so intertwined with the supply chain. world.s the apple of the they are intertwined with china where this originated. we see them issuing warnings. now things seem to be slowing down. now what is happening, you are seeing this in other places of the world, korea, japan, italy, l part of apple's supply ch things brightening a little bit there, there are other parts of the world where the supply chain will be affected. is the former ceo of google europe, what should tech companies be doing to make sure their businesses are safe? this is being quite visible the last few days. example, a mobile conference has been canceled. the development conference has been canceled. cancel

this is david baker of david baker architects. i will go quickly in the computer. so just some diagrams. this had a previously approved design, i think 63 units. one of the things that went through was the notion of stepping up to the corner. there is a gateway site. the building is three to eight stories on the street. this shows it from across the street right there in front of the swan oyster depot. you can see the gateway part. we broke up the massing so it doesn't look -- we are not trying to make it look like four buildings. it is four masses. it has a contextual grain that fits with polk street. this is looking down california, the cable car line would be in front and you can see how that is working. we also called out the items in different colors. this is the plan for upper stories. one of the things i want to point out is that we don't have light limited bedrooms, which i think is achievement. we are around 50% twos and threes, with more than the normal meeting just the minimum. again we have 117 bike spaces. then we have an active ground level wrapping f

. >> this is david baker. i am david baker, actually. a short presentation what we have been doing at hunters view. this is with our co-and designer. this looking up to the park. it is going to make this avenue that will have a great view of the bay. so you can see the two blue buildings phase 3. 833 and 855 hunters view drive. you have a fantastic view across the bay. this is the current status with the various buildings. we got to participate in some of these, a lot of these are really nice. it is a wonderful place. this shows the phase three there and that park which makes this great view. this this shows the plan. we are happy we got active uses in here. some commercial retail space and san francisco potential library out post which means unstaffed but a great asset. the pink is community uses which are, i think, it is a good thing to get some in. the other thing that was challenging we got to work on three blocks previously. we kept kicking 4 and 5 bedrooms down the road trying to stick another architect

. >> this is david baker. i am david baker, actually. a short presentation what we have been doing at hunters view. this is with our co-and designer. this looking up to the park. it is going to make this avenue that will have a great view of the bay. so you can see the two blue buildings phase 3. 833 and 855 hunters view drive. you have a fantastic view across the bay. this is the current status with the various buildings. we got to participate in some of these, a lot of these are really nice. it is a wonderful place. this shows the phase three there and that park which makes this great view. this this shows the plan. we are happy we got active uses in here. some commercial retail space and san francisco potential library out post which means unstaffed but a great asset. the pink is community uses which are, i think, it is a good thing to get some in. the other thing that was challenging we got to work on three blocks previously. we kept kicking 4 and 5 bedrooms down the road trying to stick another architect

to discuss we are joined by david baker who is in the newsroom in san francisco and max nixon in new york. what do we know about this case in northern california. a lot of mystery surrounding it and still no idea as far as we understand about how this patient was infected. >> right. that is the troubling part. we know very little about how this woman contracted the virus. it is a woman who lives in salonika county, not terribly far from san francisco, but officials say they don't see any obvious link between her and any pathway to this disease. she did not travel. she has not had contact with anybody with the virus. even though she lives in a county that is at an air force base where people are being quarantine or she hasn't had any contact with that based, so it is not known at all where this came from. virus ben the contained if were looking at community spread in the united states? >> it will be exceptionally difficult. when you have cases out of nowhere, it suggests there are more. limitedhas been pretty because of capacity constraints and because of limited guidelines from the c

i'm david baker, a condo owner across the street. i've been there since 1989. i support this. i have nothing to do with the project professionally. it's a great team. i'm going home to eat dinner. thank you. >> president koppel: next speaker, please. don't rub it in. >> good evening, president koppel and commissioners. my name is dante richards, and i am a carpenter in local 22, and i am speaking on behalf of the one vassar project. this will help me to continue to live in the city, and i am a native of the city. it will help me as a carpenter moving to retirement. it will help me support my family and bring much needed housing to the area in this housing crisis, and i am in full support of this project and ask that you support this project. i'm ready to go to work. this project has been delayed long enough, and i just want to say thank you for hearing me today. thank you. >> president koppel: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president koppell, and thank you for allowing me to speak. i'm with local 22 in san francisco. i represent about 4,000 residents that

i'm david baker, a condo owner across the street. i've been there since 1989. i support this. i have nothing to do with the project professionally. it's a great team. i'm going home to eat dinner. thank you. >> president koppel: next speaker, please. don't rub it in. >> good evening, president koppel and commissioners. my name is dante richards, and i am a carpenter in local 22, and i am speaking on behalf of the one vassar project. this will help me to continue to live in the city, and i am a native of the city. it will help me as a carpenter moving to retirement. it will help me support my family and bring much needed housing to the area in this housing crisis, and i am in full support of this project and ask that you support this project. i'm ready to go to work. this project has been delayed long enough, and i just want to say thank you for hearing me today. thank you. >> president koppel: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president koppell, and thank you for allowing me to speak. i'm with local 22 in san francisco. i represent about 4,000 residents that

proposing is a replacement, but everyone is proposing repealing and replacing with a another baker government handbook. davidi would like your thoughts. that program james says was such a failure was the basis for them to win the house representatives in 2018, as i recall. jeanne: absolutely. if they're able to hold the house and make any gains in the senate, it will be based on that. i would suggest that if you look at the democrats position, they do not want to repeal and replace. they have been a clear they want make itthe act and better or enhance it if they are in the moderate lane. if they are in the bernie sanders or elizabeth warren lane, i think there is a big difference between the moderates and the progressive, and it is about $50 trillion. there are huge differences among democrats on health care. what they all agree on is they want everybody to be covered, either through obamacare or through medicare for all. david: i want to take up one pole with you that says bernie sanders would do the best against president trump and the state of kansas. he would lose by two points, but would do the best of

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baker and so many others. resigned.cutors what do the rest of them do? davidneral is addressing. how do i manage my department and appear before federal district court judges? tom: this is tuition friday. all of these prosecutors have tuition checks to write and bills to pay, mortgages. you are going to tell me these people have resigned? david: those prosecutors had no choice. they were totally undercut. they could not go back into the federal district court and be respected. a lot of prosecutors are doing it for the good of their hearts. they can make more money by going outside the justice department. francine: good morning from london. doesn't make a distance -- difference with -- does it make a difference with the voter and will it tilt the balance in an election year? david: is it a bank shot to the peopleis this a way of loyal to president trump saying to tone down the tweets saying you will do better in the economy if you stop the tweeting? some republicans on capitol hill have been trying to send that message and now attorney general barr is doing it.

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david ignatius. white house correspondent for pbs newshour, yamiche alcindor and peter baker, from the "new york times onboard. still do not know. last night's caucuses after what the democratic party says are "inconsistencies in reporting the data." >> we have that story. also the "miami herald" showed a clip of the president of the united states. >> oh, my goodness. >> mocking the "star-spangled banner." peter baker, any word from the white house yet from this "miami herald" report the president mocking the "star bangled banner." look at him there conducting, everybody else, wife, hand over heart. >> showing respect. >> and here he is clowning around and being extraordinarily disrespectful. a city council person who did this would be run from their office. a country music star who did this would lose their fans overnight. a preacher who did this would probably lose their congregation the next sunday. look at this. here he is mockingly -- mocking -- >> horsing around. >> yes, horsing around during -- the "star-spangled banner." >> is he making fun of it? >> it looks like it. it is extraordinary. of c