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proposed for continuance a and b for the case x cu a 2000 on bryant street are property continuance jill july 2nd, 2015. >> that is the only item proposed for continuance i have a few speaker card. >> we'll take comments on whether or not you support the continuance (calling names). >> good evening. >> not other mike. >> good evening good afternoon. i'm a local neighbor of the there proposed project others york is where i live i ask you continue this in november there is a mission 20/20 that's been in the w works with the stay and their coming up with a plan for how to deal with the affordable housing problem of lack of affordable housing in the mission and this is a big project it is one city block it will convert pdr into housing we have an issue with jobs in the mission so the pdr to conversion is part of the mission 20/20 plan so i will request rather than putting it over for two weeks you give the mission time to finish the plan with the planning department and that will - this is the second largest track of land in the mission if it goes away we'll have a problem rather than that lets f

affidavit i'm a licensed contractor i'm in favor of the continuance to at least july 2nd thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? >> good afternoon david a worker for the mission development agency i'm in support of continuance for july 2nd i will bring a community that don't want to have more of those projects we're working with the planning department and mayor's office of housing with the project we need and the land we need more more avenue i support the continuance for july 2nd to discuss this project. >> thank you. any more public comment on the matter of continuance oak public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'm going to move to continue to july 2nd for the following reasons he sat through the hearings obtain eastern neighborhood and most of the people were involved in the discusses and reached a compromise with other people to come up with something we have before us we've agreed on the blanket irs and those are the rules under which this project needs to be elevated it may not meet those rules donna i don't like the rules so let

for today's option inside, let us go to julie hyman .or details for julie julie: the major averages all dow and the s&p up the most for at least a month now and seeing the highest levels for a month now. we have had a rally out of the gate this morning. going to the highest the session, once we have the headlines that germany might be willing to compromise with reese, maybe only accepted one of the measures fiscally that it had been asking for and then the others potentially coming later. let us talk about it through the options perspective. joining me is jared whether. he is at bgc partners. we had these headlines. stalkers are reacting well -- stocks are reacting well because they haven't shrugging off greece as a late. once we figure out what is happening here and once there will be a deal, will that be the spark that everybody has an waiting for? jared: buy the rumor, sell the news. we are still in the buy the rumor phase until there is hard details of agreement and evidence of compliance on greases and and evidence of genuine willingness to work on germany's end. --s is all smoke c

i would look out to july. i would look for the next five to six weeks and i would define the range between 90 and 100. 100 was the breakdown level prior -- earlier in the year here and so when the stock was $91 today, you could buy the july 90/100 call spread. you're buying the july 09 calls for 360, selling the july 100 calls at 60 cents. between 93 and 100 you can make up to $7 and you're risks that three. and to me you want to define your risk around this $90 level because that's a big gap level from the earnings and you don't want to see it go back if you're wrong. >> there's no question given how these stocks are behaving that you would not want to reach out and go out and buy the stock right here. but i would make one point abo baba. this thing, just to get a sense of how cheap it is, amazon managed to double their revenues from 2009 to 2011 and again since. guess what? their revenues in 2017 are forecast to be the same but analysts expectation for revenue growth are substantially lower than amazon exper

i would look out to july. look to the next 5 to 6 weeks define the range between 90 and 100. 100 was the breakdown level earlier in the year here. when the stock was $91 today you could buy the july 91-100 call spread paying $3 for that. that is your max risk. buying one of the july 90-100 calls. you're buying one at 60 cents. between 93 and 100, you can make up to $7. you're risking that 3. you want to define your risk around the $90 level. that's a big gap level. >> there's no question given how these stocks are behaving that you would not want to reach out and try to go out and buy the stock right here, but i would just make one point about baba. just to get a sense of how cheap it is. amazon managed to double their revenues from 2009 to 2017. analysts expectations for revenue growth are substantially lower than amazon experienced. i don't really understand that. i expect that it will be as good or better then. you have a faster growing economy, the secular tail winds are with them. this is a growth story.

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over now to frank and julie. big news in berkeley. >>> concerning the building collapse, the balcony collapse. we have two developments tonight. a young woman who was seriously injured posted an update on how she plans to live her life even though she may never walk again and now the district attorney launched a investigation, saying the victims deserve answers. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >> six people killed and seven injured when the balcony collapsed a week ago. and now there could be charges, potentially, even manslaughter. ktvu's tom vacar is outside the apartment building in berkeley tonight -- berkeley tonight. >> reporter: it is possible somebody may be looking at jail if investigators find things they are looking for. >> reporter: the district attorney told reporters today she launched a full criminal investigation. >> an individual who is deemed to have engaged in criminal negligence could be found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. >> as with any inquiry we will have to make the dete

stay with us. >>> a new terror alert for the 4th of july weekend. we'll investigate why this latest warning is different from past years? >>> also, a string of disasters for rocket launches. >> it would appear to have had a launch vehicle failure. >> and new quest . trish: new warnings from the fbi and department of homeland security about possible terror attacks in this country on the 4th of july, the warning comes as federal law enforcement steps up terror arrests across the country. since march of 2013, 65 americans and permanent residents have been charged with terror related activity. joining me with more right now we have former new york state homeland security adviser michael balboni and former new york pd detective bo dietl. how seriously are you taking the warn snlgs. >> i was here 9/11 and signs leading up to. that the embassy bombers were happening, now with the advent of what happened in the three different locations in tunisia kuwait and also in france, you're starting to see a real simultaneous organization, and people say, they're in

this new enforcement won't go into effect before july 4th. but city leaders want to adopt it -- they still need to, rather, but they want too get the word out that -- to get the word out that fireworks are dangerous. anyone caught with fireworks could face fines up to $2,000 even jail time. they mentioned there are some free shows here in san jose for july 4th. they are at discovery meadow, a show at municipal stadium and almaden lake park has one, too. tori? >> thank you. >>> dozens of cities around the country including here in the bay area have gun fire detection technology. now an east bay high school is the first school in the nation to eninstall it -- to install it. a couple of hours ago, newark high school unveiled this to alert police if there is an active shooter attack. police say the shot spotter system will help locate the shooter and also get medical aid to anyone who may be injured in a shooting much faster. >>> the families of the irish students killed in tuesday's berkeley balcony collapse are now in the bay area to claim the

gosh, is it almost july already? >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow is the first day of july and what -- it's going to be hot. >> it's going to be hot. >> bring it on. >> we'll have the fog and low clouds and sea breeze out of the west 10 to 20 keeping the coast and san francisco cooler. but right now it's a mild start to the last day of june in the 50s and 60s. and check this out. 107 degrees today. that's in fairfield. you know somebody's backyard will hit 110. 70 in san francisco. 90 mountain view. the full forecast is coming up. let's bring in liza battalones first. >> light traffic at the bay bridge. we are talking about the golden gate, toll goes up tomorrow by a quarter.

julie hyman has been following and has details.: he is giving a speech, not just speaking to the greek people. one of the more interesting assertions he's making is greeks will survive even without a bailout program. greeks will not abandon democracy because the bailout program ends. he says greece will implement the decision at the ballot, of course the referendum about whether the greeks are going to accept conditions proposed by creditors. he says the greek government was given an ultimatum and banks were closed because the lending program was not extended. says creditors don't want a greek referendum. they don't want the people making this decision. pieces creditors are giving greece a deal that is not a solution -- he says creditors are giving greece a deal that is not a solution and the greek government did everything it could do. -- it seems to be a gamble he is making send this to the people of greece to decide whether they will accept the conditions of the creditors. we have had another development in a near crisis situati

julie hyman in the newsroom. let's look at how stocks are .erforming the dow jones industrial average is another story, mainly because of the move higher for shares of nike. the dow jones industrial average after nike comes out with sales and profits that exceed analyst estimates. let's move on to oil and gold, commodities. oil prices down a little bit, $59 will buy you that barrel of nymex crude. gold futures are up $.70 an ounce. markets? --, bond what do we want, bond markets? betty: how treasuries are doing. yields picking up slightly there. how dramatically have we changed here in the last month? over in the currency markets, the euro has been getting hit by all of these headlines coming out of greece. as you heard from julie, the agreement has been rejected and that cannot be good news right now for the european currency. pimm: we will watch what happens with the euro against the dollar. let's look at the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal at this hour. it was an historic morning at the supreme cou

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if the deal is agreed to on july 3, july 9, there will be no new oil sold on that day.be no upfront sanctions relief. they agree that sanctions relief will come, but u.s. officials have told me many times it will take a between six and nine months to enact all the curves that it needs to take. sticking point, really it is how are they going to answer the questions the international community has about the past military dimensions of iran's program? how are they going to resolve that? vienna is extremely culturally beautiful. we have some things going on in the background. sorry about that. that is what we will be seeing. they have to come together on the issue of verification inspections. andy, if there is some sort of deal, for u.s. oil producers in the interim, would they feel it as much? would they be hurt as much as other countries? andy: i do not think they would be hurt as much as other countries, but they will still be a some pain, because it will be sometime before the prices return to higher levels. if oil were to come back on the oversupply.ould see that would

for that, we go to julie hyman. julie? julie: thank you.at how the major averages are performing. we have a little bit of a pullback with each of the major averages, each of them down according to half of 1%. as wech volume however enter the summer trading season. joining me for today's options in sight, a strategist at mkm holdings. we were talking during the break about how we had a little bit of in the vix,ump up and now we are back down again. guest: right, there has not been sinceversion in the vix january. the longest prior. in this lower volatility environment was three and a half months. really the way we look at the vix, we are pretty much do for some volatility to lift. that said, it is languid. the markets are pretty quiet. to be if there's going volatility, you sort of have to make it. you need a catalyst to spark that, and it seen -- it does not seem like -- is there anything on the short-term horizon that would make that happen? guest: arguably, no. greece has been included out a couple weeks. but you had the strong report fro

the top about this terror alert from the joint terrorism task force about possible attacks over the july 4th holiday. how alarming is the intel? how much chatter is there? >> it's concerning. there's a great deal of chatter. a high volume, if you will. the joint intelligence bulletin was issued to state and locals. the concern is quite frankly the confluence of these events, isis spokesman calling for jihad during ramadan which is happening right now. you have the one-year anniversary of the caliphate or islamic state and now we have the fourth of july coming up which is one of the holidays we celebrate that they like to target this sort of thing and these anniversaries. i think given the confluence of events, we're being on the cautious side here to warn the public to remain vigilant to enjoy the fourth of july parades, but remain vigilant

it will start july 1 of this year. while there are a range of legal subject service that could be provided i know the focus of interest is planning for disability [inaudible] also want to note this is a one year contract and so what we'll do over the next year is dos will work with ilrc to get them off the ground. we'll coordinate with legal service provider work group to increase network and flow of information as their program develops. they will be a official dos monitoring in spring of next year and i'll come before the commission next year reporting how their program has been doing in seeking a renewal of the grant at that time from you. happy to answer questions >> any comments or questions? commissioner loo >> yeah, i'm looking at the [inaudible] there is a error. >> okay >> hsa number 3 >> okay >> okay. somehow the total did not include the 400 dollars item 29, 400 dollars >> the total is actually- >> the total operating cost is 10, 692. it should be corrected >> i see on the total there. okay. >> the 400 dolla

erik: julie, number three? julie: i'm like at altara, this after the "new york times" piled on and became the latest to report intel is close to buying the chipmaker. bloomberg reported it last week and "the new york post" reported it last week and the financial times talked about it last week and reportedly the two companies have been in talks for months now and seems to be a question of when, not if at this point. i also wanted to mention since we've been watching an uptick in deals, there's a company called o.m. group which calls itself a technology driven diversified industrial company and makes specialty chemicals among other things news crossing it's going to be purchased by apollo for $34 per share. that's 28% higher than the companies close. this is a $800 million company, the market cap as of friday but it's not exactly a household name but still more deals. erik: nonbank lenders like quicken loans are now originating more government-backed mortgages than u.s. banks, according to a study done by harvar

betty: thank you, julie hyman.a's trade pushes back on track after several near-death moments. that is thanks in large part to republican scraps do by him. the senate is expected to grant the president fast-track trading of shading authority this afternoon. the final passage will require only 51 votes. with congressional support, the trade negotiating som powers would extend into many years. joining me now is phil mattingly and so is mark crumpton. phil, we thought this was all but dead about a week ago. what has happened here? phil: the padding what headlines whatead, testifying on headlines you read, the president was a lame-duck and had no power. what a difference a few days connected the key point is that when the president and the two leaders controlling the chambers in the house and the senate want something to get done, there's a decent chance that went to figure out a way to do it that involves a lot of procedural machinations here and getting commitments from senate democrats to go along with this. the big

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so rather unsettled as we end june and go into july.t double scan live radar all is quiet today. really the best day of the week with the low humidity very comfortable temperatures and the full sunshine we had throughout the day as we take a look at the action cam earlier at fairmount park this is the wissahickon creek. you see some of the folks looking at the excess water that's still draining off of nearly two plus inches in spots on saturday but again a nice start to the work week. temperature-wise at the shore right now we've got a wind coming in off of the land so it's in the upper 70's at the shore. you would think okay in the summer time we're getting a sea breeze with temperatures in the 70's. >>> that's not the case. if you look inland they're pretty much the same, wilmington at 80 degrees and the poconos sitting at 70. and how it feels when you step out, it feels fantastic out there for a late june day. the dewpoints are in the 50's so on that scale it is very comfortable but tomorrow the dewpoints will rise between 65 and 70

i'm julie banderas in for gretchen and "the real story" starts right now. and a fox news alert on the capture of convicted killer david sweat. we are learning new details about where he and richard matt originally wanted to go after escaping prison before their master plan fell apart, and just a couple hours from now a prison guard accused of helping the two men will be arraigned in court. that's him right there. now, prosecutors say gene palmer delivered tools to the killers in their cells. senior correspondent rick levanthal is live in plattsburgh now. let's start with think details about the escape. you covered all day yesterday. what have you learned? >> reporter: well julie, despite being shot twice sweat is talking to investigators according to new york governor richard cuomo saying he and richard matt were relying on prison employee joyce mitch toll pick them up when they emerged from the prison at dan mora and planned to kill her husband and drive to mexico and live happily ever after but their dreams did not come true when mitchell got cold feet an

julie: trading just behind the base. julie hyman, thank you.ets are not in the mood today. shut, recovering after last week's decline. it points to one of the big stories coming out of the region, whether chinese stocks will continue to slide after the worst weekly rally since the financial crisis. david ingles filed this report from hong kong. david: chinese markets were shut on monday. they opened with a very bad week last week. a 14% drop over five days. they took those benchmarks with gzip or levels, the reason i mentioned that is investors there very heavy on the regional side. comments they are not likely to see a bounce back up. the question is if that will be a technical bounce because it's the biggest test for the chinese bull market so far. my thanks to david engel, joining us there from hong kong. some of the top stories across in the bloomberg terminal -- in golf, he's halfway to grand slam. toadded the u.s. open title his masters championship. he won the tournament outside another competitor missed two putts. he's 21 years old and

pimm: thanks very much, julie hyman.lis to go look at some of the top stories crossing our terminal right now. president obama's trade agreement is getting its second chance at a house that lawmakers are expected to vote on the proposal. the measure is attached to an unrelated bill. democrats blocked the trade legislation last week. company isbuffett's increasing its insurers to 2.5%. this comes after the catch maker's merger with kraft foods. investors could put stake in heinz for just one sense to share -- one cent a share. burger that added supersize to the american vocabulary is slimming down. a decade,st time in mcdonald's plans to close more restaurants in the united states that it plans to open this year. scarlet: it has been almost three months since ellen pao lost her suit against kleiner perkins. pimm: in the firm's first interview since the trial, emily chang spoke with john doerr in an exclusive interview. emily joins us now. emily, tell us about this conversation. hey, pimm and scarlet, very interesting to h

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9th a closer to caltrain can finish that the closer is july 9th through july 13th allowing the contractor to have the intersections as well as to complete the battery and main post tunnels it is a major milestone please join us on monday the 13 pr regarding the topple there was a special meeting held to provide an update it is anticipated there will be an additional increase to the budget we'll work with tjpa staff and the city on those solutions the tjpa board understand the plans to rise the budget in the meeting and bringing more information to you as that work continues. >> there's some new pedestrian islands on the delivery side in 3 san francisco neighborhood benefiting from prop k and good work of the sfmta and the public works the islands are in the districts 10 and 11 and stanley boulevard in district 10 and winston drive there are paragraph common measures as well as pedestrian improvements for those efforts we want folks to know we're putting their prop k fund for prop a and prop b fund to good use the sfmta has constructed island for the prop b funds around 4 7 and 10 avenue t

julie: what trade are you looking in?looking at the june 5 weekly which expires this friday. 1.5 foot and you can bite for about $.50 and it is one dollar out of the money. it is a fairly cheap way to get downside exposure on the euro on that chance that a yield does not happen or materialize. itie: or even if it does, does not necessarily mean the euro will go skyrocketing. max: maybe it happens in the euro -- julie: you are hoping. max: better lucky than smart. quickly want to check about dollar general. having the best day in nearly three months after it be estimates by three cents in terms of earnings. what are we seeing in terms of options of reaction there? was an expected move. adoptions are employed about a 3.5% move into the event. at one point, it was up 5% but now it is back to the .5%, so it is an in-line loop of what the volatility was pricing. we have seentern historically with dollar general were the option market has been accurate in pricing the one-day earnings move. the average miss is less than 1% aroun

here is julie hyman. julie: let's take a look at how stocks are trading. a rally for second straight day for the major averages. they continue to gain. we had a retail sales report that showed a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel in terms of consumer spending. retail sales have been disappointing in recent months. joining me as max brier, senior equity derivatives trader at pmo capital. when you are looking at the action and expectations built into markets for what the fed is going to do, do you think there is a clay to be made here? my feeling is that expectations are leading a little bit too heavily toward a september hike. the fed would rather hike too late then too soon, given that inflation is nowhere near their 2% target. if they don't want to hike in , they can say that we don't have the inflation piece of the puzzle in place to go ahead with a september hike. is there any way of playing that view in the market? scenario looking at a where june options will expire the morning the statement comes out. while we will probably stay somewhat ra

. >> july 9th. >> second. >> can we look at july 9th. >> that's not much time over july 4th i don't want comments people railroad gone the fourth of july. >> july 9th is available. >> project sponsor you have a reaction. >> yes. while there are issues that can work on they can be worked on quickly we're dealing with technical issues and t n d c and members of the oasis i'll prefer to come back in two weeks and try to do that if we haven't reached an agreement maybe continue it but we believe we can get this done as respond about earlier today the merging with t n d c are tomorrow morning and the other neighbors there's been a lot of delay as soon as. >> commissioner johnson. >> i'll make to motion to continue to july 9th that's two weeks out. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to ask the department independent of what we're deciding we started working on issues of the group housing and sro's i think we're falling in a large area not knowing what the issues are that is a comment that arises out of this discussion. >> commissioner antonini i. >> i want to ask whether or not to support the co

let's go to julie hyman. julie: we are coming up on the top of the hour.a quick look at how the major averages are performing. we are seeing a bounce back today after a decline yesterday. the nasdaq could potentially close at a record today. it was near that level when it was rising more than it did -- than it is now earlier session. joining me for the option's jerod wondered, a senior equity derivatives strategist at bgc partners. today the things we heard was from mario draghi, and one of the comments he made was a warning. get ready for volatility. tt seems to be a warning that has been issued a lot in the past six months or so. one of the things we are looking at recently is the difference between volatility in bonds or stocks, because it is much higher for bonds than it is for stocks. when we see equities catch up? jared: no matter who you are, you have to pay attention to volatility. in currencies and income, you have seen meaningful increases this year. tlc, the etf people love, and also in the euro. these are all option -- octomom premiums at relat

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. >>> happening now, breaking news fourth of july fear u.s. terror officials are now set to be very worried about a possible attack over the upcoming holiday weekend. and they're tracking a growing number of isis sympathizers here in the united states. have they missed one who may be ready to strike? >> terrorist showdown two sworn enemies of the u.s. now turn their sights on each other. with a cleric in iraq making a direct threat against the leader of isis. is it setting the stage for a new sectarian war? out of control, a massive wildfire fueled by triple digit temperatures blackening thousands of acres in washington state, dozens of homes already have been destroyed. can crews get the upper hand before entire communities are wiped out? i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room. >>> we're following the breaking news growing concern of a terrorist attack inside the united states in the coming days. sources are telling cnn the apprehension is greater than in recent years, in part because of the growing number of isis sympathizers inside

on july 2, this is what she had to write. she wrote -- we see there's fierce determination, the civilians are not armed and not participating in combat but they are going to deny the confederates a good meal. they are picking with their food and subsiding themselves. a great little excerpt to put us in the mindset of a lot of the civilians. meanwhile to the south on july 2, this will be the bloodiest day of the battle, a number of engagements are happening. little round top to the wheatfields to the peach orchard. we could spend a bunch of time talking about these everyday engagements. this one quote written by a soldier from massachusetts sums it up about what the fighting was like. he said -- and that is as vivid of a description of the fighting on july 2 we are going to get. a sensory description. he really writes down what the soldiers are hearing, what they are experiencing and a very accurate reflection because it was hell on earth. and it was especially so for the trostle family. their family was located on the fightin

>> reporter: well julie, to be sure i didn't have a return flight booked for july 1st, and the negotiators in the iran nuclear talks weren't too terribly bothered by this looming june 30th deadline. became clear from two key developments today. first, as you just reported it was announced that iranian foreign minister javad zarif after what is likely to be a seven or eight hours of facetime with secretary of state john kerry over the course of this weekend is indeed leaving for a short trip back to tehran. u.s. officials said they were notified of that advance in expected ministers to come and go and secondly as you report u.s. officials basically gave up the depose and told reporters outright that the talks will likely extend beyond june 30th. secretary kerry also conferred with washington's p 5 plus 1 partners in the talks and those dialogs have been also somewhat delicate. prior to a sit-down with kerry yesterday france's foreign minister issued his country's own red line with the talks and aimed as much with john kerry as they were iran. they are quoting a durable limitation of iran's

and how hot will your fourth of july weekend be? i've got it all coming up when news 4 at 11:00 returns. >> i'm melissa with your first 4 traffic tonight. maryland 95 southbound from i-98, two lanes and >>> chris lawrence at the live vaccinations mandatory for all children this is six months after a measles outbreak at disneyland affected more than 150 people. california just struck down a bill for its exemptions for beliefs. that means every public school, child day care, would have to vaccinate or homeschool kids. the only exception is kids for a a special exception like a compromised immune system. the governor has 12 days to decide. jim? >> oh, boy, there it is. >> oh he brought it big. and he made it look easy. usually trying to put out fires. but tonight mike bernardo torched the ninja warrior course. they rebounded last season and wound up in the top 20 of tonight's qualifying. >> we're not curing cancer or solving hunger, but it is symbolic for the struggles we face in our everyday life and the things that we you know strive

sleep train's 4th of july sale is on now!♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> green hosted a party tonight. these are pictures near fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the eventis being billed at the warriors championship party and it's just getting started at this hour. they're also promising to include a few special guests. >>> the celebration moves to the streets of oakland with a parade and rally to publicly honor the new nba champions. >> amber lee is live with some advice on how best to get there. >> reporter: julie lots of people here taking it all in behind me. jumbo screens to accommodate the crowd. earlier we went through the parade rout to find out what we can expect tomorrow. on broadway, city workers are on overtime sprucing up the parade route, smoothing the pavement so spectators don't trip and fall. many told us they're able to take a few hours off from work to attend the celebration and most are heeding traffic restrictions which will start tonight and last through tomorrow night. many tell us they'r

benefit the city and local artist committee furthermore the film tax credit goes into effect on june july 1st with the extension of the re beat more publications u productions will be sensitive advised to roam in san francisco and included a number of high profile productions including be hbo seasons season one and two two is an hbo and real world after 23 seven years came back that series has aired two flomd two episodes and aired a few days ago and teenager grill all those help to support our hotels and so much more this year we have 3 productions which have signed up the program in any prospective pays for itself it is an estimation to bring the film rebate program it is important for your economy and helps to put our local people to work this is a in brainier and the success about go and continue to showcase our world-class city and everyone is in agreement with the b l a i'll be making a motion and at the end thank you susan robin's for the terrific work and everyone involved as continues to insure that is a great success ms. robin's if you want to come up and speak. >> thank you sup

i will announce what i've decided on the 21st of july.e when are you going to decide? i'm telling you. i will have an announcement for everyone on the 21 of july. >> are people who want to see you run going to be happy or sad? >> well that's a good question. let me tell you, we've had a lot of interest so far. people are like we want to come to this announcement. hopefully we'll have a lot of people there. and i don't expect i'll be announcing that i'll be playing in the senior golf open or anything. it should be something related to this political endeavour of mine. >> that might be a little boring. let's talk about this same-sex ruling. ohio is one of the states in the union that had ruled gay marriage unlawful. it wasn't a judge imposed thing. the people had their say. you say it is time to move. on you hear people like shannon and other lawyers who studied this including the distention in the supreme court saying this raises a bunch of institutions. >> things are happening very fast. i'm not a lawyer or the solicitor or any of those p

i was selby july 18 put in the july 21 call. i am sitting pretty. come towards 25 of the middle of july. julie: a quick note about uso, why it -- you chose this particular etf? volatility tracks oil extremely well. it typically does not be quite as much as oil does, but it does a decent enough job. on a short-term basis it does great here at -- great. julie: don't go anywhere. "bloomberg market day" will be right back. pimm: good afternoon. betty: welcome to the bloomberg market day. greece is the laying and imf payment and will look at what the prime minister may do next. pimm: payrolls jump along with wages in the strongest jobs report of the year. we will look at what it means to the economy and a potential federal reserve rate increase. is readyerican pharoah to run at the belmont stakes tomorrow and we will look at the odds of winning the first triple crown and 37 years. -- in 37 years. pimm: good afternoon. betty: let's begin with a look at how the markets are trading. equities have been mixed all morning long. it was after the better than exp

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julie: stay with us." coming up. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg's market day. payrolls jump along with wages and the strongest jobs report of the year. we will look at what it means for consumer spending in the retail sector. erik: 4 million u.s. government workers how to information stolen. authorities say the corporate is the chinese government. matt: it was a record year on broadway. this year, the industry celebrates the best of the best with the tony awards. we are going to talk to the organizer. ♪ matt: good morning. i am matt miller. erik: i'm erik schatzker. matt: let us get to the market check because we had a big number. you want to look at how it has affected markets. equity markets have not moved much at all. the numbers came out an hour before the market opened. erik: there is an equity market started the equity

in july. is there any discussion or clarity needed? no? yes esther driscoll >> thank you for trying to clarify this press release that we got from the mayor. and especially to upper road it uses the praise, nature beat it to you, which may be incorrect a reasonable rate of return and he said adequate rate of return to punch our file asap understands what those words because i do not. >> fair enough, i like the staff to define just rate of return. will just leave it very open and when the presentation is made we can define it from there. that definition will be on what were comfortable with. >> okay because any brother parts of this are correct this is describing a very highly illiquid item and low priority for the borrowers balanced treatment in other words it would normally grace increased rates of gentoo commented for the rest of taking. >> so you are a client s&p 500 be illiquid investment that we normally [inaudible] >> i do not know because every type of asset is unique in these look very unique type of security. statements made today

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