present. >> commissioner driscoll? >> commissioner. >> commissioner stansbury. >> you have a quorum. president bridges. awe thank you, madam secretary. and back from closed session with the recommendation that the retirement to entertain a motion that the retirement board accept the court's recommendation to implement the following. and the april 19 decision to deny application and may 22. and number two, remand the case to the retirement systems direction. to the officers of administrative hearing and the assignment hearing and has retired. consistent with the courts and determination that ms. simmons was incapacitated for the performance with the work related disability and decision on the remand of the retirement board for the approval at the regularly scheduled meeting after issuance of that conclusion. board members, at this time i will entertain a motion to disclose this information. the board accepted the decision and remand the safety and administrative office and the decision and with the job. >> u an i will m

present. >> commissioner driscoll? >> commissioner. >> commissioner stansbury. >> you have a quorum. president bridges. awe thank you, madam secretary. and back from closed session with the recommendation that the retirement to entertain a motion that the retirement board accept the court's recommendation to implement the following. and the april 19 decision to deny application and may 22. and number two, remand the case to the retirement systems direction. to the officers of administrative hearing and the assignment hearing and has retired. consistent with the courts and determination that ms. simmons was incapacitated for the performance with the work related disability and decision on the remand of the retirement board for the approval at the regularly scheduled meeting after issuance of that conclusion. board members, at this time i will entertain a motion to disclose this information. the board accepted the decision and remand the safety and administrative office and the decision and with the job. >> u an i will m

robert driscoll with us. we'll look at number of things, economic implications of all of this.rial. we don't want to lose sight of the other stories we should be covering including the latest on coronavirus today. the u.s. yet again reached a grim milestone, reporting more than 4300 deaths yesterday. that was a single day record. now the overall death toll stands at more than 380,000. you see it on our screen. at 33,000. it is -- 383,000. it is closing in on number americans killed in world war ii. i believe that was 407,000. texas has become the second state behind california to record two million cases. that is where we are in terms of the pandemic. we'll be right back with much more after this. ♪ by going all in. the new lexus is. with a lower center of gravity, a more responsive suspension, and an aggressive wider stance. this is what we call going all in on the sport sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for 39 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for 39 months. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relen

doctor free driscol it s s. head of division of regional planning office of the governor of the district of warsaw. it was the jewish neighborhood in warsaw there were jewish neighborhoods. where it was almost all jewish or 3rd of the city you're all over the city and the interaction with. that comes to a crashing halt the building of the warsaw ghetto wall which goes through the heart of the city and divides jews from non jews as they were never divided before. more. like a car out to move or on the wall didn't appear suddenly bits and pieces of glass started to be built from april $1040.00 these were sections of wall or barriers with barbed wire they popped up in various places or tossed their go on of course the reason of new stuff. i had no idea i was jewish i say 1st i was asking them why do we have to move and later what does it mean that i'm jewish and why do we have to leave our homes with an emotional appeal struction down. their cultures dish with all that objections i when we arrived in the ghetto the

john driscoll joins us with his outlook for the energy markets. up next, after telecom, china's oil majors to be the next target for delisting in the u.s.. ahead. details, just this is bloomberg. ♪ save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need starting at just $15 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. nationwide 5g is now included. switch and save hundreds. xfinity mobile. rishaad: you are back with "bloomberg markets: asia." china's automakers may be next in line to delisting the u.s. after the country's exchange announced they would remove the country's biggest telecom companies. tom mackenzie in beijing, is the exit door inevitable? inevitable but it looks likely. this stems from the executive order president trump signed in november banning u.s. investmen

i wanted to take dante and jimmy to driscoll foods because in any restaurant, the food distributor isy do they deliver the food, but they help you craft the menu. they help you work on your food costs, and they give you other ideas of things that are working and not working in the marketplace. dante: okay, so, um, i guess maybe we could start -- i could show you what i'm ordering now. jimmy: give him the menu first. that way, he'll get a taste of what the business is like, and then you'll -- john: the best way to go about this is to be able to match up apples to apples as far as pricing is concerned. dante: invoices? john: yeah, invoices are great. jimmy: what about the situation with the sauce and the special sauce you need and the cheese you need? there was a big problem when we made the last switch. lemonis: maybe just for a second, jimmy, for one second, if you could let your son just answer a question. john: i would be charging you $33.50 for romaine hearts, and they charge you $39.58. lemonis: what's that as a percentage? dante: as a percentage? lemonis: yep. dante: how would i