there were 1400 permits during the pre-exclusion period and 2800 permits during the exclusion period. this represents a 92% increase. in comparison to citywide data that increase is also significant, going from .72% of the total permit citywide to 1.27% of permits citywide. also significant was the increase in construction investment through alterations permits. the value of which increased 190% within the tax exclusion zone, compared to 80.3% citywide. this shows a significant investment in existing building stock. however, overall construction investment didn't see the same increase when compared to citywide activity. in that case, construction investment increased from 56 -- i'm sorry, $560,000 to about $1 million, representing a 78% increase. but if we compare that to what happened citywide, construction investment went down from 2.7% of citywide construction investment to 2.17%. the disparity between permit numbers and construction investment is due to a significant increase in the amount of construction investment in the city overall during that time. specifically with regards t

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exclusion timeframe. three years after it started, the department -- the planning department started using the new case tracking system. that system allows us a lot more flexibility to track data points, that we couldn't before. d.b.i. is preparing to use that system as well and once they do, we'll be able to better track the permits that are not associated with planning department cases. [bell ringing] right now the two departments are using two different systems, which makes pulling out specific data pretty difficult. and that concludes my presentation. of course, i'm available for questions. thank you. >> no questions. thank you. last department presentation, folks from oewd. you have to ten minutes for the presentation. thanks. >> okay. >> good morning, supervisors. we have the slides. i want to start by putting the central market into the areaing, payroll tax exclusion to contacts and provide some history that has brought us here today. in 2011, under the leadership of mayor, the city and county laun

so can you let -- do you have an understanding of the timeline for when the third list, the exclusion process for the third list will be fully functional? ambassador lighthizer: yes, senator. the -- this is something that i would suggest that your staff do call my staff with respect to this company, for sure. it's been a major process, as you can imagine. we do have experience having ne it on the first couple of traunches. the form you can fill out is available and it's online. senator hassan: this is a company that's written to you. i am sure it's doing its process. just -- i just want to be clear because i think the businesses and the constituents that we all represent need us to say this. i understand that you're taking a big picture look at this and saying that some -- i think the word you used earlier today was some discomfort may be necessary. for nemo equipment to reinvent their supply lines will take two years. it's a 25-person company that was just about to launch a whole new sector of growth, and the instability, the tariffs themselves, as well as the lack of certainty and p

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after a period of exclusivity. we are not getting what we intend. there are 19 bow similars that have been approved. when he more to get to the market if we want to get the advantages of the free market competition. >> i understand you went into this and you're the expert. >> absolutely. we always talk about the first amendment. nearly every one of these is followed by a green company. i would include the factors that are relevant. you can do more. >> maybe we can get on the record as well. >> the list a whole bunch of factors. >> one last question. it has devastated communities across the country. i believe that contribute it. they should play a role in addressing that. proposals have been introduced. including legislations like the lifeboats act. do you believe pharmaceutical companies should have a role in covering the cost? >> this is a huge problem. the "epidemic is really hurting lives across the united states. we want to be part of the solution. they have joined with the nih foundation. with the increase in the treatment as well as the develo

exclusive. i know lori, you guys have been supportive.ow? >> it hasn't come up, so i'm going to talk to some people about it this week and see what's going on. >> and figure it out, right? >> figure it out, yeah. >> john also produces "fuller house," and until lori's fate is decided, he says a possible return for aunt becky is up in the air. >> jess, don't you think that this is something you and i should have discussed first? >> i'm just going to wait a little longer before i talk about it. but it's a difficult situation for everyone involved. >> i was with john exclusively at a malibu art gallery that is displaying his hidelen talent. over the weekend, his wife caitlyn and son billy were out of town and john -- >> i was crying on my way here. >> because you miss him, you're starting to cry now. >> i'm a softie. >> look at that. >> besides being a softie, john's two paintings express his feelings about his days as a teen idol. >> i was just 16, 17 years old. i didn't realize how popular i was. >> both pieces of his john's artwork feature

even in what is most concerning, i think about what we saw with the taxing exclusion. even when we had leverage over the companies and giving then tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks we aren't able to get basic data about who they hired, how the jobs they created benefit the community, and you know that is really where we are. i think it is broader beyond the companies. if we can't get it from the one bees we are giving away tens of millions of dollars, we have a long way to go. i have a question about vacancies then to the last presentation. thank you for the presentation. am i correct to say that retail -- let's see ground floor retail vacancy on this central market, tenderloin area has gone up since 2013? >> overall, yes. i want to add. it has gone up -- up to 25.2%? >> i want distinction between the vacancies we have. i was alluding to normally retrack vacancy based on the number of commercial spaces available. that is is how our office coming up with a number. there might be 31 vacancies. only 13 of those don't have a process. there is no tenant identified a

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ambassador, i want to thank you on that note, for your commitment to instituting an exclusion process for section 301 tariffs on imports from china. before leaving the issue of tariffs, i want to highlight an example of successful alternative options. specifically, ambassador lighthizer's team deserves a lot of credit for recently winning 2 very large wto cases against china's distorted agricultural policies. while i support the administration's efforts to reform the wbo, we should continue to use wto mechanisms that can hold china and others accountable to the greatest possible extent. so in closing, i'm glad to have you here today, ambassador, i want to recognize the critically important and difficult task before you, congress and the administration must work together to ensure that our trade policies benefit all americans and encourage you to work with us, to make that happen, as chairman, i pledge my support to the president's agenda, starting with the implementation of the ums ea. >> think you very much, mister chairman, let me begin by saying, i very much share your view, with r

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he spoke exclusively with several top executives. are seeing the end of an era. 5-10 years, we have massive outperformance of financial assets. we think that era is coming to an end and we think we are entering an age of disruption. >> just going over the last 5-10 years, you underlined this in the piece, it would be a mistake to extrapolate forward the non-micro environment and push that out over the next re-five years. why is that such a big mistake? >> it seems like the market has become used to central banks being powerful. one of the things we talked about is that that era is coming to an end. the u.s. is the only central bank was able to normalize policy rates. there is no monetary firepower left. a broad assumption that we could engineer -- the federal reserve could engineer a soft landing. is that starting to unravel? >> i think the downside risks to growth have increased over the last couple of weeks. the main downside risk is, with respect to trade, we have seen escalation in tensions between the u.s. and china again. the economic impact of the tariffs,

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blacklist deirdre bosa sat down with him for a rare and exclusive interview.e's what he said. >> translator: if 30 big onis impacted we can reach around 100 billion u.s. ollars. the financial statement i saw in may showed we are still growing by 20% we expect to see some slowing of the growth, but we have not seen that yet we are making adjustments internally so we project there might be a slowdown but until yesterday's report i didn't see any slowdown. and we don't know what will be the growth by the end of the year but we believe the 30 billion u.s. dollars will be a small thing and we can withstand that. we're not a public company we don't attach importance to high numbers we focus on the performance, the quality of the performance >> we will have more of this big and exclusive interview throughout the day on cnbc. >>> staying with that trade fight, china did confirm this morning that xi jinping will meet with president trump at next week's g20 summit at japan. let's get to eunice yoon from beijing with a tweet, a comment and a confirmation that made market

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hsbc ceo john flint joined francine lacqua on stage for an exclusive conversation.global trade tensions, starting with the impact on business and economic growth. ♪ see a can definitely postponement in investment decisions because there is weertainty, and the longer don't know, the longer the tension continues without a resolution or certainty, i think the greater the potential that this postponement in investment will accelerate a slowdown. >> is that worldwide, or is it particularly in the u.s. and china? >> i think it's a worldwide thing. we already have europe experiencing reasonably soft aonomic conditions -- there's different reason for postponing investment in the u.k. the u.s.-china trade tension is the dominant economic theme. >> is this about trade or is this something bigger? is it about who will rule the world? >> i think we have learned it is definitely about something bigger. trade is the proposed a chapter in this story but when we get clearrade, i think it is there's a broader desire to see china contained in some way. i think we will move into a cha

i had a chance to sit down with the vice president in an exclusive interview right here in ottawa. we talked about usmca and how he believes it benefit america. >> first and foremost, let's recognize that the american economy is booming. 5.8 million new jobs, in the last quarter 3.1% growth. more importantly, wages are rising at the fastest level in more than ten years, and we've seen 500,000 manufacturing jobs created. and the president's done all that because he drove for tax cuts, he's been rolling back federal red tape, we've been unleashing american energy. but also a central pillar of president trump's vision for this growing economy is free and fair and reciprocal trade that we've negotiated in the usmca. and i think the american people see that, and they see that the president drove a hard bargain. we put american agriculture first, american workers first, and we're just taking that message not just to capitol hill, but i've literally been traveling all across the country carrying that message to farms, to factories, and we have every confidence that as the american people

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and morgan stanley ceo, james gorman, speaks exclusively on markets.he problems may be all in our heads. >> the issue is the market psyche. viviana: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm viviana hurtado. morgan stanley's chairman and ceo does not expect a full-blown trade war between the u.s. and china. but he says anxiety about trade is having a negative effect on markets. james gorman spoke with bloomberg's tom mackenzie at the morgan stanley china summit in beijing. james: the market's psyche is fragile. i would say the market itself on core fundamentals is fine. you have got unemployment at 3.5%. who thought this was possible a decade ago? remember very muted inflation. there is plenty of liquidity in the market. the market sentiment -- the issue is the market's psyche. there is more downside risk than upside risk. more people think the market is heading down, and we are potentially heading into a recession, which inverted yield curve would suggest, than we are the reverse. that is not a good thing. that is why you'r

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and morgan stanley ceo, james gorman, speaks exclusively on markets.says the problems may be all in our heads. >> the issue is the market psyche. viviana: this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm viviana hurtado. morgan stanley's chairman and ceo does not expect a full-blown trade war between the u.s. and china. but he says anxiety about trade is having a negative effect on markets. james gorman spoke with bloomberg's tom mackenzie at the morgan stanley china summit in beijing. james: the market's psyche is fragile. i would say the market itself on core fundamentals is fine. you have got unemployment at 3.5%. who thought this was possible a decade ago? we have muted inflation. there is plenty of liquidity in the market. the market sentiment -- the issue is the market's psyche. there is more downside risk than upside risk. more people think the market is heading down, and we are potentially heading into a recession, which inverted yield curve would suggest, than we are the reverse. that is not a good thing. that is why you're

tells bloomberg exclusively they stand ready to challenge the risks. somehow do not go willt is predicted, we certainly act. there is no question. ♪ manus: warm welcome to "daybreak europe", an exclusive conversation we had with the governor of the bank of japan, mr. kuroda. he spoke to kathleen hays. the top line is the bank of japan has room for big stimulus. the pboc has tremendous room. this is a message coming from the g20 he goes on to say there are more ways to reduce the effect of extra action, and japan's economy doesn't need the stimulus right now. take a listen. >> when risks materialize and if the japanese economy is affected, and if the momentum of 2% target is lost, then we'll swiftly respond by changing our policy. manus: keep an eye on the aussie yen, dollar-yen. they are all beginning to lighten up a little bit. there are a number of factors at play when it comes to determining the next move from the boj. use some of the options will depend on the situation, not just economic, but also monetary situation. manus: we just got to pause fo

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our exclusive conversation with the bank's international head. ushaad: may numbers may give key insight into how the trade war is affecting the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. you are watching "bloomberg markets." investors are increasingly concerned about the prolonged trade war between the u.s. and china. speaking exclusively to goldman hehs international head, says the trade war is not over yet. >> four or six weeks ago, the expectation would be the china trade deal with the u.s. was going to happen. obviously sentiment has shifted. i would not say that is dead yet. the two presidents will meet at the g20 meetings. as quickly as sentiment can shift one way, it can shift the other. the impact on markets over that time, if we were sitting here at the last year, interest rate outlook in the u.s., the fed still on a cycle of raising. obviously we are now in a different position. the geopolitics impacts markets, changes sentiment and changes business conditions. >> do you worry about a recessionary environment coupled with centra

he spoke exclusively to bloomberg in paris. tradeoss the u.s. small proportion of our overall in. -- income. the trade has not reduced materially between you -- the u.s. and china. trade in the region is very strong. the more the tensions go up, the more the trade between china and the rest of the region will increase. both because chinese goods will find an outlet but also because of the supply chains being reconfigured. more and more of the investment from international companies who are exporting back to the u.s. is being routed outside of china. chinese companies are rooting their supply chain outside of china in order to avoid the impact overall. given that we operate in every countriestry and 11 in africa, across the middle east and in other countries in the region, these are our markets. as the supply chains reconfigure, this should be a good thing for us in the long term. in the short-term, we are concerned about how these tensions escalate. >> you are confident that you are able to do growth over the next two years? it doesn't actually

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