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ems updates, i like to commends ems chief andrew [inaudible] doing a great job. hit the ground runjug doing a lot of positive things out there and need that at station 41. some of what he has done, met with director for sutter health hospital and meeting with other facilities. it is regarding what we talked about in previous commission meetings about the time at the hospital trying to getd the ambulance out of the hospital quicker so be agpoint person on that. he is also going out on ride alaurks with once a week with ambulance unit which is good for the troupes. next week he plan tooz ride with ems 6. like to thank commissioner nakajo who came for the ride along. toured staegz 49 and rowd with medic 79. special mention on march 21, dan ynez reta par ticipated algalileo high. mentioned president cleveland about the h 23, we are very close. what we hope to do is trying to decide whether it is a side lettero a amendment to the mou. also want to make other language but waiting to hear back from the dhr director mickey cal hann. ems response timeerize code 3 transpor

ems updates, i like to commends ems chief andrew [inaudible] doing a great job. hit the ground runjug doing a lot of positive things out there and need that at station 41. some of what he has done, met with director for sutter health hospital and meeting with other facilities. it is regarding what we talked about in previous commission meetings about the time at the hospital trying to getd the ambulance out of the hospital quicker so be agpoint person on that. he is also going out on ride alaurks with once a week with ambulance unit which is good for the troupes. next week he plan tooz ride with ems 6. like to thank commissioner nakajo who came for the ride along. toured staegz 49 and rowd with medic 79. special mention on march 21, dan ynez reta par ticipated algalileo high. mentioned president cleveland about the h 23, we are very close. what we hope to do is trying to decide whether it is a side lettero a amendment to the mou. also want to make other language but waiting to hear back from the dhr director mickey cal hann. ems response timeerize code 3 transpor

president. >> just at the end of the chief the chief mentioned for the new commissioner the ems 6 and also the hot team i think those are things you'll be interested in its been a year and in terms of improvement of what some called the frequent fliers that are constantly calling 9-1-1 maybe there's a need for an emergency team to come in i think you'll be pleased once you learn more about them and perhaps we can have them talk to us within a couple of months. >> see or do a ride along. >> yes. a ride along. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, mr. president. >> chief on that literature you sent by the template i saw the number 8 hundred and 77 thousand as a san franciscan i always wovrntd not seen anything that number include the thirty thousand hotel people in town? >> you talking about the populations. >> no. >> my understanding it is residents. >> i was wondering if that was included that puts us over nine hundred thousand. >> on a daily basis. >> so the number has gone up my explain okay. this is something maybe sometime we should have the included in the h

as you point out, it is a broad brush when it comes to em.ve seen a lot of value in latin american countries. countries like argentina and brazil have been in the market since 2017 -- 2016. we continue to see value in these markets. the new darling in latin america is likely going to be mexico. we have seen mexican assets improved since the beginning of the year, but we think there's more scope for the performance as well. we are a lot less worried about the protectionist rhetoric of .onald trump we think mexico is going to benefit from the acceleration of growth in the united states. somewhat ironically, it is interesting that mexico condemned the united states, put up a joint bid for the world cup in 2026. it might have you wondering whether nafta is ironically stronger than it has ever been before. rishaad: we have another chart here. what it shows is how correlated emerging-markets are to metal prices, mental and lumber prices as well. it?good a gauge is is also a situation of metal prices and basic resource is being one of the cheap expo

ems has arrived on scene. (siren whooping, tires screech) (police radio chatter) we need you to clear this area! everybody, into the living room! come on. let's go. let's go. all cell phones in your pockets! if i see 'em, i take 'em. yes, let's go, please. (andy) girls, i'm sorry. you gotta go. thank you. whose party is this? (andy) come on. somebody help him up. you know this girl? i've never seen her before. so what's she doing at your party? uh, having a good time like everybody else. do your parents know that you're having this party? uh, they're in london. that's in england. oh, well, then i guess there'll be no one around to bail your funny ass out of jail. i really don't know who she is, ma'am. that's what i thought. in the living room. she's ice cold. we've already pronounced her. looks like she broke her neck when she hit the ground. jumped or pushed? that's your job. thanks. this is mcnally. we need c.i.b. here. the victim's been pronounced. (police radio chatter) hey, did you get her name? no. anybo

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i am looking at em.he mystery is why asset managers have a current high futures,luation to em which will be in this white line. let's look at what em has done. in blue we have the msci emerging markets benchmark. we had a low in 2016. it has slowly crept up. 11% gain so far this quarter. we have some turmoil, political turmoil in south korea, south africa. part of that might be as simple as fundamentals. i have the expected pe ratio. that is looking at the world index versus em. em does not look richly priced compared to that. earning estimates just picked up his -- this quarter most since 2010. vonnie: thank you for that. good to have you back. nearer, it is your turn. nejra: i will keep this short and sweet. we keep wondering when people run in equity markets might end. i want to show the u.s. opping theratio is t high. where we saw that high last time is what happened is the five-year bull market in equities ended. strength relative to bonds is unlikely over the coming month. you can see my chart on t

i'm like "read 'em, just read 'em," you know. - [byron] and did he read it?e, "this is our last supper." i'm like, "yeah, that's pretty much it, that's it. it was like what my mom told, she was like, "ooh, it's going to be so nice, and men like a woman "with a little excitement and danger." that's not true, that's not true because i didn't even hit him. the bullet just kind of grazed him. (audience laughing) - so, how you doin' man, how's your love life? - you know, never hit on the first chick, that's the key. because she's always got a friend that's a monster. (audience laughing) - i think i speak on behalf of a lot of brothers, if you find something at the house, you can't ask if this is yours, that's just going in the trash. (audience laughing) if i find an earring, oh no, no, i'm not asking. i'm not gonna be "is this yours?" no, no, no, no, that's gonna get burned, it's going down to the dump. you will never see it. - i have a whole box full of stuff. i keep boxes of stuff to give people. "here you go, honey, how you like these earrings? "you could have

does that mean inflation risks em?ing in normally you would think of lower commodity prices as bad for export driven countries. >> it is a double edged sword. yes, it is bad for saudi arabia, venezuela, russia, which depend heavily on high oil prices. at the same time, there are many countries that that if it from from oil prices. it is a two edged sword. we are not at the stage where we'll prices are going to give a meaningful strike to inflation for global inflation. i guess it gets back to the chestnut we should differentiate in emerging markets. there is huge differentiation. some people think we should not even call it an asset class. right now, we have a guest who is the equity strategist. let me get your thoughts on what we were just discussing with justin. emerging markets to some extent were supposed to be the big losers out of the trump administration. instead, they have done really well. what is your take on what is going on? >> we think what is going on is an interesting break in the relationship between do

fire and ems is that what's happening on the tracks possibly a fire. and that's light likely closer to the farragut north station than here in -- at metro center but what we can tell you thanks to metro they've been tweeting out updates all service on the and gallery place has been suspended for the time being. they're encouraging you -- they have set up buses, shuttle buses starting at dupont circle for anybody coming in to way off the

because, let's face it, the assad renl em has been doing hid -- it, the assad renl em has been doinga long time. children have been dying on camera for a very long time. what's different? what's different about this is that we just found out that he has them. confirmation that supposed declared munitions were not removed from syria or the undeclared munitions were not removed and what's important about that is and why it's a us concern, why it's in us interests, is — what is does a panicked dictator do when he feels he's losing control? he either uses the munitions again? or he gives them to somebody else to use them elsewhere so we take our eye off the ball and focus elsewhere. so the biggest problem is, these munitions, you don't need to launch them from an intercontinental ballistic missile. you can weaponise them by making them improvised weapons explosives and getting them out there, so the proliferation concern isa there, so the proliferation concern is a problem to the united states and what does a dictator do when he feels like he's losing power. you've given us a lot of your

[laughter] >> round 'em up, diversity training, there you go.ly be the worst punishment for isis. >> get in the vibe -- >> you were asking about the thing with the missiles. like, president trump launched 60 missiles in, like, 30 minutes, and that was kind of a -- wait until he launches a few omarosas at 'em? >> just one will do it. [laughter] >> the come a hawks were -- tomahawks were an appetizer, right? greg: tyrus, what do you make of this. >> i remember when i was a kid you could only go to harvard if you were really smart. it was, like, a big deal. greg: yeah. >> i just think we've become so spoiled, certain parts of our population, and they can talk a good game about anything. but even if they were going to -- even if donald trump hit them, cool, finish your four week course, meet me on the grassy knoll with your ten best, they'd be like, what? [laughter] [applause] you know, they'll go to their safe spaces. he was threatening me, and i was trying to have a dialogue, and -- [laughter] greg: you know how shameless it would be if he said i'

when you watch these videos you see president trump, the candidate yelling "knock 'em out" or he will>> i wauchbt nt to throw a chal out. if this were not donald trump, the aclu would be in there. but because it's donald trump, the american civil liberties union will not get involved. >> you say president trump is negligent because it's his duty to provide adequate security and control the crowd when violence is foreseeable. >> absolutely. and that's what was pled in this lawsuit and the judge said look, at this point there are enough claims, plausible claims for this lawsuit to move forward. now after the discovery is completed, if it the plaintiff cannot connect the statements to the actions of the third parties, then the lawsuit may be thrown out but when i look at that video and what trump did repeatedly throughout the election, which is to rile up his base and to encourage them to engage -- >> you kaenlt look -- >> i want to get mark because i have very little time. what about the other people in the crowd? are they in more legal trouble than the president? >> there's no reason t

. >> get 'em out. get 'em out. get 'em out. look who we have here, some wonderful people. awwwww.! get out! get out! unbelievable! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> stephen: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! that guy's in charge of the u.s.a. ( laughter ) now, that was in louisville last year, and trump's supporters provided all the slugging. and now those protestors are suing donald trump for inciting violence at his rallies, which is kind of like suing olive garden for inciting breadsticks. ( laughter ) but the president has a simple counterargument: suck it. because the presidency, he says makes him immune to lawsuits. oh, immune to lawsuits. i finally know why he ran for president. "mr. trump, mr. trump, mr. trump, as your lawyer i should advise you, you have over 70 pending lawsuits against you." "okay, i've got an idea. give me that hat." one white nationalist who's being sued by protesters, matthew heimbach, claims that trump should have to pay any damages because heimbach, "acted pursuant to the directives and requests of donald j. trump." so to sum up: a white supremacist roughs up protestor, pro

jonathan: it seems you have a decision about either being long em or high-yield.o you stand currently? carl: we are very subsectors specific. we like the banking said her, desk sector, don't like telecommunications -- sector, don't like telecommunications, like pharma. blend money -- jonathan: do you see the same sector breakdown? martin: looking at the overall picture, we compare the spread on emerging markets, high-yield and u.s. high-yield, and then do some further processing on that to adjust for the difference in ratings mix in those two indexes. and emerging-market, even after that adjustment, is always wider now the u.s.. the question is how much? andt now, not enough emerging markets are very expensive relative to u.s. high-yield. jonathan: do you agree, fran? fran: what proxy are you using? high-yield credit? martin: yes. fran: i wanted to highlight with an emerging market, people talk about going to em debt. they could be talking about dollar sovereign, dollar corporate, or local currency sovereign. within the corporate sector, emerging-market high-yield

fire, and ems. when they arrived, the apartment was on fire and they were told somebody inside had a knife. the authorities found somebody inside, but she did not have a knife and she had to be rescued. a second person was treated for minor injuries. this neighbor believes there was a domestic dispute between two transgender women. >> first, the ambulance ca it was something serious. anna-lysa: he was watching as emergency responders assisted the two, one in handcuffs. he believes the fire was intentionally set. >> anytime you set your apartment on fire with three other buildings, you are not thinking about anybody else. this time, no other injuries were reported beyond the two acquaintances that knew each other. they are still investigating the cause of the fire. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. warm, butit is still a bit of a cool off tonight after a record-setting heat. meteorologist josh knight has the first look at the forecast. josh: that's right, it is feeling like a summer evening for us. the te

em. martin: high-yield. fran: em. a programming note.ting down with bloomberg's alix steel in a few minutes, discussing natural gas and the global energy summit. for us.s it next week, we go back to friday, 12:00 p.m. new york time, 5:00 in london. you have been watching bloomberg "real yield." ♪ so you're having a party? how nice. i'll be right there. and the butchery begins. what am i gonna wear? this party is super fancy. let's go. i'm ready. are you my uber? [ horn honks ] hold on. don't wait for watchathon week to return. [ doorbell rings ] who's that? show me netflix. sign up for netflix on x1 today and keep watching all year long. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg markets. liquefied natural gas is changing quickly thanks largely impart to new sources of u.s. shale supply. is demand expected to grow? looking at a boom bust cycle. alix steel at the energy summit at the university in new york. we are here at the center on a global energy policy in the hall. the pione

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