deepak: the trigger is the u.s.-china trade war and the de-escalation of that for industrial commodities to do better. that was a big headwind for the rest of the commodities space, including energy in the last couple of years. deepak mehra staying with us for the hour as guest host. les get the first word news. >> a decade of renewal for the u.k.. that's what the chancellor is promising for his budget. the treasury says it will make pledges to cut taxes. that will allow the u.k. to increase borrowing for infrastructure investment. in the u.s., john bolton said he will testify in the impeachment trial if he is subpoenaed. it injects drama into the proceedings and complicates the leadership's plans for a trial with no witnesses. beeny weinstein has charged with rape and sexual assault in california as the former movie mogul awaits trial in new york. he is already facing life in prison and has to confront a new set of allegations against him. pla district attorney says weinstein used his power and influence to commit

: deepak chopra.se you kind of calm me down a little bit. >> i could show you how to do that but it would ruin your career. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] but i believe everything that you say to me, always. >> that's very - [ talking over each other >> jimmy: yes, alzheimer's yeah, whatever you were saying back there but then, because i was wearing a wig and then - but, do you remember last time -- this is -- i don't want to embarrass you, but last time, you were saying that you had this thing you were working with, and he goes - but you didn't explain it. and you came up to me and said, "jimmy." i said, "yeah? and you go, "show me your poop." [ light laughter ] >> yeah, because we were analyzing the microbiome two million genes. >> jimmy: yeah >> because, technically speaking, you're a bacterial colony with a few human cells hanging on >> jimmy: why, thank you [ laughter ] tell me about "metahuman." what does that mean, metahuman >> meta means beyond and human means beyond the

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

deepak: i think the financials. scarlet: to the upside? deepak: yes. i think the liquidity injection or expansion that started in september has given us new life to the financial sector. you should see a long growth. the nba mortgage application this morning up 13.5%. that should help. when you look at the full calendar year, energy again is supposed to be -- from an earnings perspective -- the best upside. surprises. be some scarlet: watch energy and financials. ponczek.ri and sarah that does it for the closing bell. what you miss is up next. this is blumberg. ♪ ♪ >> live from bloomberg in new york i am romaine bostick. >> i am scarlet. >> and i am joe. , s&p, andhe dow nasdaq moving higher. explosions heard in baghdad zone. president trump says iran is standing down after overnight strikes. he offers the country a diplomatic opening. hq are is lashing up to 10% of the workforce worldwide after a poor performance luster. carlos ghosn takes the stage for two hours. he condemns the judicial system. scarlet: let's get to our top stars. alarms went off at

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h.ity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year off in 2020 with the announcement of new

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

joining me now on this painful night is deepak chopra.ryant meditation and documented "muse." we have talked a lot tonight about kobe bryant, the superstar, athlete and celebrity. but you taught him how to meditate. thank you so much, deepak, for joining us. >> yes, don, thank you. >> tell me about kobe and what you knew about him, the man behind the scenes. >> well, actually, you know, my son knew him very well because they spent more than a year doing "muse" with him so he became part of our family conversation. my grandson was almost part of his family. he did learn meditation after the last time i saw him was maybe a year ago. and he was humble with me, heartfelt, wanted to learn about high states of consciousness, we had a large conversation around compassion, love, joy, empathy, wanted to make a difference in the world. but we are heartbroken. the whole family is grieving right now, especially the kids, who considered him a father figure. my son definitely is totally devastated and we don't know how to make sense of this right now.

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

deepak chopra has been the leader of alternative medicine for almost 50 yeyears. argues that mindsdsets are as important fofor healing g as medication. deeprak chopra is a pioneeeer of healiling for pelele and planenet. wewelcome to kamp solutions. (uplifting music) so when we talk about divisiveness, after the second world war, it was a period of ununiversal love in the '60s. we had walls coming down, we saw the first picture

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h.d the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year of

but the amazing teresa, fred, deepak, scott, are continuing his legacy so much love and persistence and were the ones to bring these continuing issues to us. i want to thank amy, my incredible legislative aide who is such an expert on housing and just has never ending appreciation for her. and then finally, i'm hoping that this is our very own tenant rights advocate attorney, supervisor preston's first cosponsorship of a tenants right legislation, seems appropriate, but i want to thank you, supervisor preston, for your cosponsorship, as well as fewer, haney and preston. >> supervisor safai: submit. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madame clerk. colleagues, it's no secret our country is behind so many other countries in supporting families. our national paid parental leave policies force people, particularly women, to choose between their newborn children and going to work. of course, here in san francisco we're doing a little better than the rest of the country. in 2016, under the leadership of then supervisor wiener, san francisco became the first city in the county -- in the country

deepak did two separate stints at tesla telling cnbc he believes that health care is in a state of crisispany verily has the possibility to redefine e health care's approach the it has more than a dozen efforts underway in partnership with novartis and pfizer and others for more, you can read christina's story on cnbc.com. nearly doubling over the past three months but falling today on new news, is it possible the stock has run up too far too fast that is next when you look at the world, what do you see? we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ >>> the seemingly unstoppable tesla stock chugging its way colin, i don't know how you value this company anymore is it a tech company, a car company because if it was a car company, trading at more than a million dollars for every car sold >> you have to look out into the future 2024, '25. in the disruption they're bringing into the market i think the watershed moment is this china facility. green field car

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he spent time with deepak cope re. he was discovering life after basketball in a way that we don't see other athletes do. he was building an animation studio where he intended to build on his success from dear basketball. >> yeah. >> he's a brilliant mind, a brilliant guy. and he will be sorely, sorely missed. and we will always be left to wonder what he might have accomplished had he had a full life. >> steve, you brought up the number one. and that's probably when you look at his accomplishments over his career is just one. on the flip side, he played over 48,000 -- exactly 48,637 minutes. the sixth most in nba history. he was unstoppable. you were describing earlier, despite some injuries along the way. but he was a common face for so many years as well as so many minutes, over 48,000 minutes. >> and played them all in los angeles for the lakers, the most iconic franchise in the league. >> and being a warriors fan, i don't say this lightly, but we certainly did admire what he meant to the nba, watching. and i think

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h.nd the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year o

i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director of facilities who has spent countless hours on lots of time already on her work making sure that this building is a success in making sure that this building is going to be a wonderful building for the residents that move in. thank you. >> it is also really great to open up places like this because they provide opportunities, and almost every time we do it, episcopal community services, they are always at the forefront of not only helping with properties like this, but some of our shelters and navigation centers, and so we are grateful for their partnership and their work. here to represent the organization is beth. >> thank you, mayor breed. i got an e-mail last week during the holiday week to see if i was available to participate in an announcement of 150 new homes. i was delighted. i was super excited to start the year

i know deepak chopra, i had the honor of being in his presence when he did a meditation thing and heo breathe out. breathe in, breathe out." i fell asleep. i don't know about meditation. it felt great. jackie gleason, one of the great comedians of all time, he would leave the bar in new york. he would leave the bar and go, "i've got to go outside." he would nap. that's what he could stay up until 4:00 in the morning, and mr. frank sinatra, my hero, francis albert sinatra, napped. >> sandra: do you have a preshow ritual? >> when i was on "snl" i would nap, i was too pumped up. >> sandra: i can't imagine! i could see meditation. >> [snoring] if i could manage not to wake up with that. "who was that?" [snoring is] "who's in the room with me?" [laughter] >> sandra: joe piscopo, lady settlement. >> bill: we support siestas! we got news on this, a grisly and to the long search for missing woman. the latest on her case in a moment. in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i g

continue to work with us to provide these incredible opportunities, and importantly, the building owners deepakting and working with us here in the city to allow us to work with you to get access to these buildings and thank you to all the service providers and the tenderloin housing clinic. i know randy shaw couldn't make it here today, but he is a firm believer in step up housing and he has been fighting hard for a long time to make this a reality for people. so when people talk about san francisco and the fact that, you know, there's homelessness, there's challenges of homelessness, we know that. it is not unique to san francisco. it is happening all over the state of california. the fact is, we had not done enough to build housing so that we have what we need to get people housed. we just haven't. so here in the city we are lucky because people care about making sure people are housed. the 600 million-dollar affordable housing bond passed by voters will be a great opportunity to invest in building more affordable housing , but we can't build it fast enough. so having access to the abigail,

but the amazing teresa, fred, deepak, scott, are continuing his legacy so much love and persistence and were the ones to bring these continuing issues to us. i want to thank amy, my incredible legislative aide who is such an expert on housing and just has never ending appreciation for her. and then finally, i'm hoping that this is our very own tenant rights advocate attorney, supervisor preston's first cosponsorship of a tenants right legislation, seems appropriate, but i want to thank you, supervisor preston, for your cosponsorship, as well as fewer, haney and preston. >> supervisor safai: submit. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madame clerk. colleagues, it's no secret our country is behind so many other countries in supporting families. our national paid parental leave policies force people, particularly women, to choose between their newborn children and going to work. of course, here in san francisco we're doing a little better than the rest of the country. in 2016, under the leadership of then supervisor wiener, san francisco became the first city in the county -- in the country