we only make pies in our greene street location.nd this is our shipping area where david packs up our packages to ship. these are our products that we use for shipping, and we have dry ice here for shipping. this store costs more to run than it brings in, in revenue, but we need it because of-- because we're doing our shipping out of here. >> oh. the big pine location has two functioning separate businesses, a retail location, and the other is their shipping department. the retail location accounts for less than 10% of the total revenue, but after you add rent and labor and utilities, well that accounts for a lot of the loss. but when you have high rent factors, every one of these tiles, which is a square foot... >> has a dollar on it. >> costs money. how much are you losing a year? >> this store's probably losing about $20,000, $25,000 a year. >> and how much is your rent? >> about $25,000 a year. >> so it's the same. so that's what you have to really be thinking about. >> okay. >> key west key lime pie company does $1.4 million a

green street advisors forecast more than half of department stores at malls will close permanently byhe end of next year. painting an uncertain future for retailers of all sizes. >> thank you so much. now let's bring in our nbc political reporter. what can you tell us about these white house officials going into self isolation? >> yeah. this all broke late last night with news that dr. anthony fauci is the most high profile coronavirus task force nobody say he's going to be going into a modified quarantine. what does that mean? he's going to be trying to self isolate as much as possible for the next two weeks and that comes after coming into contact with somebody who tested positive for coronavirus at the white house this week. we know a total of two staffers have tested positive. so out of an abundance of caution, dr. fauci along with the cdc director dr. redfield and stephen hahn have decided to go to the ultimate length in terms of medical safety and work remotely but what is critical is that this coming week they are also scheduled to be on capitol hill and in a first in terms of

case number 2017-002545drp-03 at 2417 green street, discretionary review proposed for continue witness until june 2020. item 2, 2018-012576c.u.a. at 1769 lombard street, conditional use authorization continued until june 2020. and item number 3, 2019-021795cua at 650 frederick street, conditional use authorization, continuance to july 23. and item 4 is discretionary reviews ed for continuance to july 23, 2020, and item 5, 2018-01244drp is proposed for continuance until july 23, 2020. i have no other items proposed for continuance and we should take public comment on this. so, let's open the q&a. >> operator: your conference is now in question and answer mode. to summon each question, press 1 and then 0. >> i will remind members of the public that this is your opportunity to call in the 800-number. hit 1 and then 0 to enter the queue to submit your public testimony. >> operator: you have three questions remaining. >> caller: hi, my name is chris and i'm calling in on item number one on the continuance calendar, 2417 green street as project sponsor. i'm requesting that this be taken off

and the operators will designate green street as the uber and lyst drop off. wthank you guys. >> thank you. sharon, why don't we go ahead and open the "q" and "a" please. >> your conference is now in question and answer mode. to summon each question, press 1 and then 0. >> if the member of the public is prepared, you may submit your testimony. >> you have two questions remaining. >> i'm dan acorini, president of the north beach business association. and i want to make a statement strongly supporting the effort to open a di dispensary by the north beach broadway area. my business is on grant avenue, and we need to fill up these vacancies. and they are the most appropriate, most professional group of people to open a dispensary in north beach. please vote to support them being able to do this. thank you. >> you have one question remaining. >> hi, my name is kathleen dooley. i've been working with barberry coast for over two years now, on making sure that the new dispensary complies with everything that is legal and needed, and, also, i have been in constant cont

green street advisers says more than half of mall department stores will close by 2022.s painful out there. there is a dash for cash. we have seen that with so many companies. let's take a look at amazon, though. you wouldn't know it but they have been a coronavirus winner. folks are stocking up on what they need from amazon but the coronavirus is also expensive and they are spending a lot of money on shipping and testing. stock is down almost 8% today. ceo bezos has been called to testify before the house. did he lie about amazon's business practices with regard to data from third party sellers. that's adding to the selloff for amazon today. i was talking about saving money. did you know the savings rate for americans is the highest it's been since 1981, and companies are also trying to save cash. these are just a few names that have suspended their dividends. general motors being the largest there. other companies are tightening credit. wells fargo as well as jpmorgan, they are no longer accepting applications for home equity lines of credit. these are risky for them.

see green on the street today for years on equities. trading.something u.s. the front foot. the cash market is closed today at we were seeing some dollar strength in the asian session. and some green on the screen for oil as well. rally for oil markets so far this month. a little bit of assent. city economic director will join us on the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. china a new cold war, warns the u.s. that it risks further worsening relations between the two countries. a chemical giant has reached a deal on a substantial lawsuit in frankfurt. is and fury, b

street in light blue and 30 vanness in orange. there are a total of 7 parks shadowed as previously listed numbers on the right. referenced by the green of the existing project site the former honda dealership is located at the corner of market and south vanness that is the photo image of the center. for the first park. the green park is .41-acres on octavia boulevard between fell and hayes street in the western addition neighborhood with central freeway. it is divided into three sections at the north end the seating area on hayes street. middle section features circular plaza with bench seating around the exhibit space, and this mid section has two equal sized lawns. at the southern end of the park is a small children's play area. there is currently a 20.208% existing shadow load on this park. the project would add .319% for a total of 20.527%. new shadow would occur in the morning winter and fall for an average duration 29 minutes 33 seconds covering 66% of the total park area. the shadow from across the mid section of the park over the central plaza in the rectangular lawn as you can see. the dates of maximum shadows february 22 an

>> the market has just opened with a live look at the big board another day in the green with the opening of wall streetthe dow is now up more than 300 point and we will keep watching this throughout the morning . >> i'm kiet do over live in downtown napa this is a hotbed of haircare activity, foxton haircare studio and across the street is house of k lawrence barbershop. were back in the north bay because they been leading the bay area with the slow and methodical reopening of the economy. they are first with salons and barbershops. customers will notice traumatic if not familiar changes but if you come to warnings establishments be prepared to have your temperature taken and you must wear a face covering. >> businesses will encourage of unties thvast majority of 47 of them were given the green light to reopen salons and barbershops. to do so they have to hit certain help the benchmarks meaning fewer than 25 cases for 10,000 residents and it's also up to the counties themselves to give the final go-ahead. one place that will likely be the last open up his ground zero, santa clara county. >> they can on

futures and how we're looking for wall street open today green across the board the dow jones looking open nearly 300 points higher the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also poised for a stronger start. this follows a rally into the close on friday. the dow, s&p and the nasdaq all posting back-to-back gains at the end of last week that's it for "street signs," though thank you for watching today's show i'm julianna tatelbaum "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. stay with cnbc - communities of color have always been underrepresented in the u.s. census. that means less federal funding for schools, hospitals, libraries, and other public services for diverse communities and less representation in congress. this year, it's critical that you participate in the 2020 census. it's safe and confidential. let's make sure everyone is counted in our community. for more information, say "census 2020" into your x1 voice remote, and to participate, go to census.gov. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. in washington here are your top 5 at 5:00. the markets are looking at dire outlook from jay powell. there are nearly 300 po

to capture with every snap plus a green light has been given to retail shops for reopening, but many are still trying to adjust next we take a look at fillmore street and san francisco. and the unofficial beginning of summer just days away, but already feeling li retail stores across san francisco, san mateo and marin counties were given the green light today to reopen for curbside pickup. >>while some took advantage. others did not. the once popular fillmore street retail district in san francisco. only saw a handful business is testing out curbside pickup today kron four's noelle bellow joins us live from our newsroom now with more on how the merchants in that area feeling noel. >>yeah about 30 store fronts are still boarded up tonight on fillmore street and. >>that's a sight folks in the area might want to get use to many merchants saying they don't want to take down their boards for fear they may have to put them back up that for a resurgence in cases sends us backwards now because of the uncertainty regarding how much of an economic impact curbside pickup can offer them. many merchants decided to just keep going on the path they're on boosting

greene start. hundreds of people packing the streets of minneapolis holding signs that say black lives to matter police responding with tear gas. the spark to these protests was the death of a man named george floyd which occurred as a police officer handcuffed floyd went into the ground and kept his knee on it for at least 7 minutes in a video that made the rounds on social media and in the news floyd can be heard saying i can't breathe officer and begging don't kill me. bystanders tell the officer to let floyd briefing he's not responsive right now he's not even moving and checked his pulse but the officer keeps his body weight on floyd's neck until he stops moving and for at least. 3. way because he could breathe. well floyd died in police custody it's unclear at this point if lloyd die due to suffocation choking or something else the police statement however says that floyd appeared to be suffering medical distress and that he died after being transported to the hospital for now the medical examiner's office says that autopsy results are quote pending further testing and investigation minneapolis m

guggenheim pavilion of the mount sinai hospital, and always in every case outside in the street is a staff in greenlaxing for just a moment while they fight this pandemic. it is no different in baltimore at the johns hopkins university and professor of nursing, jason farley joins us now from jhu. i want to ask a delicate question about how we carry this virus. i find it stunning how the nurses and staff of mount sinai are so relaxed after being in that mill you. ieu.ill should we be that relaxed walking around? jason: you are seeing professionals who like a soldier who can relax between battles, health care worker can relax between battles. cann't think the public take a sense of lack of urgency in our response, and by that urgency i mean continuing to be safer at home, continuing to social distance. by no means are we out of this war. tom: beautifully said, so with that there is this huge pension between the lock down, stay at home. the wisconsin legislation we hours,en in the last 24 how do you perceive the gray area between a strict lockdown stay-at-home, and getting back to normal? jason: you c

california the world is watching as shanghai reopens its disney park >>> good news on main street as more green shoots are being seen in the american economy. we'll he show them to you. it is monday, may 11th and this is "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening, welcome from anywhere in the world you're watching i'm brian sullivan thank you for starting your week with us here on cnbc lets get a check on your monday morning futures. dow futures up just about 40 points we are coming back back-to-back solid sessions for stocks, the dow was up 450 points on friday. and it capped off wall street's first winning streak in nearly a month. even thousagh it is early mornig this may be the most eye-opening stat you'll hearle all day with the recent rebound the nasdaq 100 is now only 5% from its all-time high. one-third of that index is up 25% over the past year think about that, folks. a global pandemic, nearly global lockdowns and the nasdaq 100 just 5% from all-time higher oil reflecting a more optimistic tone lately. around $24 a barrel. down 3% but well

streets. after crossing green park, we stood outside and shouted "we want the king" and we were successful ining my parents on the balcony. have cheated because we sent a message into the house to say, we were waiting outside. i think it was one of the most memorable nights of my life. >> the queen there. she was at 19. i'm joined by cnn royal correspondent max foster. and, max, so rare to hear the queen, especially talking about this memory of hers from 75 years ago. >> reporter: yes, such a long time ago but it was so defining for her. she spent the war here at windsor castle locked up. she's again locked up at windsor castle for another type of war. but that was the moment where she was allowed, remarkably by the king and queen, to go out into the crowd and showing how momentous the occasion was. and it was a real moment of freedom. the only time she's ever been among the people. what she's got a sense like to look at the balcony and see what it is like for her. so it is a moment for utterly defining in the way the public think of her. so the public was very much looking to the queen to gi

many ininitiatives to reduce wae in surabaya making it a green and environmentally friendly city. 20 years ago the opposite was true. the streetserflowing with trash, protests from residents saw the closure of a landfill site resulting in vastly more waste generated than could be handled. in response, the city implemented systems to reduce garbage. the key to their approach was compost bins. everyday kitchen waste is used to create new green spaces. ♪ ♪ another initiative was the creation of 300 waste banks where recyclables can be exchanged for money. the city's initiatives have led to an annual waste reduction of 180,000 tons. ♪ >> today we discover how the indonesian city of surabaya uses waste reduction to reinvent itseself. >> surabaya is on the eastern side of the island of java. it was once a dutch colony and exported xhod is li exported commodities like sugar and tobacco to europe. today it's indonesia's largest port city with the population of 3.3 million people. surabaya know mo ument. in japanese sudo means shark and boyo means crocodile. it is the origin of the name surabaya. the busses that take plastic bottles as

green light. >> reporter: i'm here on san francisco's union street, one of the cities very many busy shopping districts that's been silent for the past few weeks, we could see some more activity but it all depends on what local leaders here in the bay area decide to do. as promised, governor newsom announced a move into phase 2 of the states coronavirus response which means some businesses may be allowed to reopen with modifications. >> we will be making adjustments this week in the retail sector for pickups and all of the associated logistics and manufacturing related to retail. >> reporter: more details are expected thursday but starting friday, many clothing, bookstores, music, toys, and sporting good stores will be getting the green light, the local, city, and county governments will have the final word. >> we are in a better place and we want to stay there and we are mindful of the need for so many people to get back to work because their livelihood and the future of our city is counting on it. >> the move is supported by doctor sonja angel, the states top public health officer. who says the trend

those green arrows show the opportunity to reopen the street network in essence, which would be a very large benefit to the city. let's get into more of the technical thought process here, as we move forward. this is a major thought tunnel in es pence. we're going to take a look at alternatives, as it relates to you believing. set up a risk management system in that regard and take a look at the overall cost and funding for the project. with the goal in essence of identifying alternatives that we would further evaluate in the future environmental processes. let's talk about the procurement process. we issued a request for proposals in the february timeframe, received proposals in april, went through an interview process with in essence our partners as i had indicated previously. and went ahead and established a $1 million budget, not to to exceed a goal of 20%. we received five proposals and we interviewed three teams. the highest ranked firm was mcmillen jacobs association. our recommendation is to award a professional services contract to mcmillen jacobs, not to exceed $1 million for

sweat >>> a rally on wall street showing no signs of slowing down this morning the dow surged over 500 points as the nation moved to reopen its economy. futures are in the greenld keep the optimism in check. >>> so can wall street extend this win streak and for those looking for new jobs, who's hiring let's bring in geoff live from london >> good morning to you, francis and these markets irrepressible. we take out 3,000 on the s&p and then just a day or so later we get the dow pushing through this 25,000 number and if you like we'll call this lockdown lifting euphoria clearly people are optimistic that the economy is going to bounce back with a v shaped recovery but hang on, we do get those claims numbers today and the expectation from the labor department is it will be in excess of 2 million filing for insurance for the weekend last week that now takes us to not far off 40 million americans losing their positions through this covid-19 period. that is not good news. maybe some brighter news, we are going to hear from people that are going to put out a list of jobs available for those who are looking right now. they're the kind of temporary jobs, maybe just a

is a rebranding of what when paul tudor jones was active on wall street in the eighty's and clearly making his bones we used to call green mail always to call hostile raid. and a big guy a negative terminology the movie wall street came out and michael douglas played a corporate raider and you know they say and i was you need to reprint the corporate rating so it's caught you know private equity and of course a mitt romney out of being capital cherokees also private equity asset stripper that was also a term used frequently to describe what's going on here so private equity is the new softer version of what is essentially asset stripping or a leveraged buyout fund and so leveraged buyout fund is the fund like mitt romney's bain capital what pledge the assets of the company they want to acquire as collateral for a loan and then they take that loan they buy the company split it pay back the loan and what's ever left over they keep and $1.00 of the most prized objects of a leveraged buyout is the pension fund so for 203035 years now these assets trippers the private equity guys have been acquiring huge corporations with bor

street in light blue and 30 vanness in orange. there are a total of 7 parks shadowed as previously listed numbers on the right. referenced by the greenhe existing project site the former honda dealership is located at the corner of market and south vanness that is the photo image of the center. for the first park. the green park is .41-acres on octavia boulevard between fell and hayes street in the western addition neighborhood with central freeway. it is divided into three sections at the north end the seating area on hayes street. middle section features circular plaza with bench seating around the exhibit space, and this mid section has two equal sized lawns. at the southern end of the park is a small children's play area. there is currently a 20.208% existing shadow load on this park. the project would add .319% for a total of 20.527%. new shadow would occur in the morning winter and fall for an average duration 29 minutes 33 seconds covering 66% of the total park area. the shadow from across the mid section of the park over the central plaza in the rectangular lawn as you can see. the dates of maximum shadows february 22 and oct

street in light blue and 30 vanness in orange. there are a total of 7 parks shadowed as previously listed numbers on the right. referenced by the green on the map. a street view of the existing project site the former honda dealership is located at the corner of market and south vanness that is the photo image of the center. for the first park. the green park is .41-acres on octavia boulevard between fell and hayes street in the western addition neighborhood with central freeway. it is divided into three sections at the north end the seating area on hayes street. middle section features circular plaza with bench seating around the exhibit space, and this mid section has two equal sized lawns. at the southern end of the park is a small children's play area. there is currently a 20.208% existing shadow load on this park. the project would add .319% for a total of 20.527%. new shadow would occur in the morning winter and fall for an average duration 29 minutes 33 seconds covering 66% of the total park area. the shadow from across the mid section of the park over the central plaza in the rectangular lawn as you can see. the dates of maxi

green screen coming through from asia. yesterday there was a rally on wall street. initially, u.s. stocks dropped after jobless claims again but we got a rally. making a comeback. the gap between tech stocks and banks getting to an extreme level. .utures, a mix for europe, right on the screen yesterday. european futures up 1% ahead of the german gdp data looking to post the worst contraction for germany since 2009. 10 year yield dropping about eight basis points through the week. the dollar heads for a weekly aim speaking to risk off as well and oil heading for a third weekly gain as well. some science the markets are slowly rebalancing. kick off the latest development of the coronavirus with the global death toll exceeding 300,000. cases fueled alarm among officials over a second wave in asia. have been., states issued of initial guidance on how to reopen restaurants, bars, and businesses. and recorder and joins us. -- annmarie hordern joins us. >> the guidelines for the political football. the cdc wanted to release something but the white house said the guidelines were too prescr

of stunt work but without the knowledge people leaves india still me the street can offer them a better lot. gray morning in green and even military because of the. shape of body shape. in his 1st week here at your old morally he's quite literally the right. lieutenant in the company general. has a can he will love that he will. not be seen what is this stunt you dream to bring . to me. what is your favorite activity stunt school and gaged oh i didn't know their name oh yeah add 40 years of them wished. for a thing and i wish i would go up that in the united were fading. and their new 7 hours we're doing. it before we got stopped masta haasan wants to show us the key to a good fight things are featuring some of his best graduates i was like oh that's like good old scenario where one man is cornered. cut. cut. cut cut cut cut in the cinema is wildly popular thanks to such high often action scenes but the guru nods the stockmen behind such artistry are often forgotten we are known people we had a behind the feet beyond the screen. i. think in a film industry shorts or safeguards coursing their lives on the line he'

this after a dramatic swing yesterday on wall street led markets to finish in the green, pretty strongly the dow industrials yesterday was up 377 points at 4:00 on wall street. the nasdaq was up 80 points and the s&p was up 32. despite that rally, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are headed toward a third straight week of losses. global markets this morning are higher, meanwhile. european indices higher across the board. the bank of england governor andrew bailey says negative interest rates are not being considered. the fq100 is up 36, cac is up 7 and dax is up 100 points right now. let's check asian markets, more sign offs a slowdown in china overnight. we had retail sales numbers out for the month of april in china, they were down 7 and-a-half percent, industrial output showed a slight increase as the country did ease up on lockdowns in china. now this, new developments in the insider trading investigation on capitol hill. cheryl casone with those details. cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria. senator kelly loeffler turned over documents related to stock sales. spokeswoman says the senator

street. so that map, remember, that had the green arrow on it, they were basically retracing their steps. and so earlier today, that's when we had damian trujillo, and he was there with the defaced cruiser, saying that the tactic that the officers there were telling him, they had to push the crowd back to where they were assembled at city hall, to keep them away from 101, to not allow them to shut down 101 again. because it was just so dangerous for people to be out there. at the same time, you have cars whizzing by at 55, 65, 75 miles an hour. so what you've seen here over the past hour or so, from 4:15, on, you've seen the police officers, push the crowd farther and farther down santa clara street, and here they are, appearing to do it again. it looks like another flashbang appears to have gone off and the crowd is beginning to run back to the west. so 101 is east of santa clara street. and the cops and the crowd have pushed farther and farther to the west. the question is, how much farther will the police officers want to push those, the fringe of this crowd, back towards city hall. th

. >>> wall street is opening in the green. we have jason brooks with us. >> inflation moved a little bit lower in the month of april for the month before according to the government, down 8/10 of a percent, that is the biggest drop since the financial crisis. it was up to 3/10 of a percent from the year earlier. food prices one higher, up 18% and beef and chicken are up by 5% respectively. stocks are higher. the dow is up 130 points. the nasdaq is gaining 10 points and the s&p is moving higher by six points. >>> thank you. >>> nking and then learn to cutting your own arabic now nearly 2 months of locked down have some people looking to the sky. a new trend of birdwatching seems to be soaring as we stay cooped up inside. birdwatching apps and websites are seeing a spike in page views. birdfeeders and bags of seeds have been flying off the shelves. >> it has been a popular hobby and it is a kin with gardening. i know that nurseries have had an uptick as people are home. it is part of the outdoor experience. >> and they say do no

streets of minneapolis. what we know about the overnight chaos. >>> the phone just keeps ringing. >> business is certainly booming at hair salons in the north bay but one county still has not received the green light from local health officials. the approach it's taking before they give businesses the okay. >>> breaking news. violence in the streets of minneapolis. protesters angry over the death of a man detained by police. an update on the overnight chaos. >>> are you going to try and shutdown twitter, sir? >> president trump taking it to twitter, literally. the executive order he's expected to sign today after having his tweets fact checked. we're live with the details for you. >>> and the bay area heat wave continues for now. a live look at the current temperatures. when we could see rain. oh, yeah. and kari hall will tell us when rain could finally return to the bay area. >>> i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. i am reporting from home, and i have the window open and i

but these green shoots we are seeing on wall street, sprouting in part because dozens of states are cautiouslyknowledge that the deadly pathogen lives on surfaces. the unsung hero here is stericycle, the

green light. we spoke with the owner of a south american restaurant on main street. the owner envisions a future where local eateries move mostly outside and close parts of main street on certain days. city leaders are onboard with the plan. >> we are talking about how we might be able to make that happen in downtown pleasanton. >> the kind of open air main street is a similar concept to what other bay area cities like berkeley and san jose are moving towards already. >>> signs of life in a iconic part of the bay. the market has been shutdown for about two months now, and orders have to be made online and pied on s entrance. >> our owners are happy to get back in the groove. most are owner-operators, and this is our show. they really need to get sales coming in to keep moving. >> safety measures include routine restaurant cleaning and employees wear gloves and masks and have their temperature taken when they enter the square. >>> a reversal now, and santa clara county will now allow car parades and celebrations. starting on friday people can participate in car parade

street we go. you can see the green. it ended in the green yesterday and we are seeing more. e 300 points right now. >>> we are at one of the popular hangout spots in east san jose. a strip mall parking lot. san jose police will likely have a beefed-up presence here and here is why. this was the scene on sunday as hundreds of people gathered with their cars, doing stunts. people in the crowd were not social distancing. the cars that filled up the parking lot were able to be dispersed over time. police are quote well-prepared and they have an extensive operational plan and extra officers will be deployed however those officers will not go into crowds to issue citations for social distance violations. of police source tells us one of the strategies will be to try to prevent these crowds from gathering in the first place. in east san jose, kpix >>> time for a look at the other top stories. reopening california is around the corner. governor newsom says it could begin as soon as friday. businesses allowed to reopen in modifications include bookstores, music stops, clothing stores

. >>> the wall street roller coaster continues. stocks opened in the green.this is our financial reporter. >> good morning. it has been an up-and-down week. the stock market came back for monday. a lot of the selling's. we are off to a good start. there was a big first-quarter and home-improvement chains were considered essential. their sales were better than most other retails. they crushed expectations. that will continue with do-it- yourself projects going on. harley-davidson giving the news they wanted. shares are up 5%. so far so good. the dow is moving higher by 315 points at 24,520 and the nasdaq higher by 150 point. the s&p is up 41 points. back to you. >>> an update on the oakland athletic's refusal to pay their $1.2 million read. they say they are not paying since the stadium has not been open during the pandemic and it is not generated revenue. the team says it will resume payments when they get back on the field, whenever that happens. in a statement the a's say the joint powers authority has been unable to make the colosseum available for use by

but these green shoots we are seeing on wall street, sprouting in part because dozens of states are cautiously reopening with the knowledge that the deadly pathogen lives on surfaces. the unsung hero here is stericycle, the company that disposes of all that medical waste. first on fox business, the ceo is here on grinding down and destroying covid from all the used masks, gowns, needles and more. >>> and with schools still closed, the untold story of not necessarily about kids or teachers struggling with the new virtual reality, but the parents. you know what i'm talking about if you're one of them. a fox business exclusive with education giant mcgraw hill, trying to solve some of your problems. >>> plus, are your hands cracked and dry with all that hand washing? to avoid getting the virus? the guys who gave up their big city lifestyle to start over down on the goat farm. how their now famous goat milk soap has the beekman brothers cleaning up in the middle of the coronavirus crisis. >>> for those of you who thought peloton would lose the race, think again. less than an hour to the closing bel

those green arrows show the opportunity to reopen the street network in essence, which would be a very large benefit to the city. let's get into more of the technical thought process here, as we move forward. this is a major thought tunnel in es pence. we're going to take a look at alternatives, as it relates to you believing. set up a risk management system in that regard and take a look at the overall cost and funding for the project. with the goal in essence of identifying alternatives that we would further evaluate in the future environmental processes. let's talk about the procurement process. we issued a request for proposals in the february timeframe, received proposals in april, went through an interview process with in essence our partners as i had indicated previously. and went ahead and established a $1 million budget, not to to exceed a goal of 20%. we received five proposals and we interviewed three teams. the highest ranked firm was mcmillen jacobs association. our recommendation is to award a professional services contract to mcmillen jacobs, not to exceed $1 million for

those green arrows show the opportunity to reopen the street network in essence, which would be a very large benefit to the city. let's get into more of the technical thought process here, as we move forward. this is a major thought tunnel in es pence. we're going to take a look at alternatives, as it relates to you believing. set up a risk management system in that regard and take a look at the overall cost and funding for the project. with the goal in essence of identifying alternatives that we would further evaluate in the future environmental processes. let's talk about the procurement process. we issued a request for proposals in the february timeframe, received proposals in april, went through an interview process with in essence our partners as i had indicated previously. and went ahead and established a $1 million budget, not to to exceed a goal of 20%. we received five proposals and we interviewed three teams. the highest ranked firm was mcmillen jacobs association. our recommendation is to award a professional services contract to mcmillen jacobs, not to exceed $1 million for

green light. live in pleasanton with a plan to change the look of the town's iconic main street. >> big change here. potentially. >> that's right. restaurants are a mainstay of main street. trying to survive by take out only. but also looking ahead ot future. reimagining the street. one where there are tables and umbrellas where now there are considers. me implies.eet is everythinghe rest raupts and boutiques. a place that draws people in and makes them feel at home. now those who do business are meeting to create a new vision. one that will draw people in and keep them safe. in the age of coronavirus. >> trying to stay alive. >> he owns a popular restaurant feeling caribbean food. open less than a year in the heart of the main street. he sees a future where his and other restaurants move much of the food service outside. for spacing. and closing a portion of main street certain days of the week. >> allowing us to extend the dining room to the sidewalk and the stroet. and that would certainly require them to pr virgin islaprovide t >> a concept similar to what other cities like berkeley and san jos

tree conflicts, i just want to note that mercy housing is deeply committed to green spaces and recognize the importance of street trees for the health and safety of mercy housing residents, as well as residents of san francisco at large. unfortunately, the four large maple street trees as you can see here in the shot cause significant disruption in the development and work around. it's unfortunate that we need to remove them, and i hope this presentation shows the extreme diligence that we took in this request. there a so the first is the factory built housing staging plan. so these would be here, and this is included as an exhibit in the appeal brief. this pink area is where we need to do the setting for the module. they need to be craned in place to be safely put in and keep the pace of construction moving. further, s.f. requires keeping as much of the setting in the factory built housing units, and per the plans, the crane has to sit on the sidewalk and move along bryant street. so the four trees conflict with this plan and as noticed by our consulting arborist, it's highly unlikely the trees will survive thi

green. satellite images shot higher stuff from my former street dissolves into the toe of louisiana's boot.from this., our address now would appear to fit in the gulf of mexico. distance went perspective but it can also change, misinterpret. from these great heights looking down from my brother, carl not be seen. carl, who is also my brother, days and nights away at 4121 wilson avenue, at least five times a week after working his maintenance job at nasa when he's not fishing or near to the water where he loves to be. for thousand 15 days pass the water beyond all new cycle known to man. so, a skinny man in shorts. white sox hold up to his kneecaps. one old picture frame around his front tooth. sometimes you can find carl along on our lot. searching for feel as if, for a time, as if wonder or else seated at a colored dining table with carved legs, holding court. the table is on the spot for our living room used to be but where, instead of four, there's green grass trying to grow. health gesturing with a long arm if he feels like it. rapid with his legs crossed at the ankle, a long legged man

green power bama. just built roadways want me to. you know if there's one homeless person in the street that's a bit. you shouldn't have a civil. society you know which people have to sleep on the street or big i mean that's just you know. government gives not a solution to our problem government is going to drop. and will be our 1st priority usually donnelly's presuppose there will be no compromise . one of the points that we really felt was important to get across when you're talking about cause and effect as priorities if nobody's making. money on it i eat it's not a commodity then it has no value and it shouldn't it isn't a priority of the federal government so housing that was just from about people that was not a commodity that was just a ballet being up to the responsibilities of the federal government to ensure people have a clean d.c. a fun place to live that's not important anymore that's not i value. your term for walker bush william jefferson clinton who saw the water bush dishonest live right hussein obama do solemnly swear i told you on trial do you solemnly swear. or make sense without the work of the general wag

street trading up. european indices green across the board.ermany central bank president is warning quick economic bounce-back in europe is unlikely. all major indices up nonetheless with dax higher. ation markets overnight look like this, markets in japan, china and south korea closed for holiday and hong kong was open but gain of 1% as the government there announced some businesses can reopen later this week including gyms, beauty parlors and movie theaters as well. meanwhile oil prices are up for fifth straight session. we are above $22 a barrel. 2.12 higher there. democrats are joining the call for a formal investigation into allegations that joe biden sexual assaulted a former staffer. cheryl casone with those details now in headlines, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria, good morning. among them massachusetts senator ed who says an independent investigation into tara reade's claims are needed to ensure, b bah top contender for vp slot calling denials credible and convincing. biden asked to release original complaint to the public but the

those green arrows show the opportunity to reopen the street network in essence, which would be a verye benefit to the city. let's get into more of the technical thought process here, as we move forward. this is a major thought tunnel in es pence. we're going to take a look at alternatives, as it relates to you believing. set up a risk management system in that regard and take a look at the overall cost and funding for the project. with the goal in essence of identifying alternatives that we would further evaluate in the future environmental processes. let's talk about the procurement process. we issued a request for proposals in the february timeframe, received proposals in april, went through an interview process with in essence our partners as i had indicated previously. and went ahead and established a $1 million budget, not to to exceed a goal of 20%. we received five proposals and we interviewed three teams. the highest ranked firm was mcmillen jacobs association. our recommendation is to award a professional services contract to mcmillen jacobs, not to exceed $1 million for the

they could use the streets, sidewalks, and parking hots to help safely spread tables out. once they are given the greenight, the question remains, will people actually come? >> i've heard a handful of people in their 60s, 70s, and older that said they're weary to be going into those places and restaurants but for the most part, people in my age group, everyone's fired up and looking to get back out. >>> the mayor says he's waiting on the green light if the health department. >>> we continue to celebrate, graduating class of 2020 tonight. that includes caitlin from mercy high school. her next stop, san diego state university. email your photos to 2020 grads at cbs.com. or use the #kpix. include their name and something about them. and no professional photos please. and you may see them on tv. >>> we are heading in to mother's day weekend. although everyday should really be mother's day. but this sunday is a special day for many mamas out there. and it looks like it's going to be beautiful, paul? >>> it should be very nice on sunday. i think more clouds than sunshine. et cetera personally near the bay an