[applause]. >> supervisor brown, would you like to call folks -- you mentioned commander lazar. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for the invitation here today. supervisor brown, on behalf of the police department, i want to mention that we are committed to working very closely with the mayor's office and your office, the department of homelessness and supportive housing, the m.t.a., and all the other stakeholders that when the site is eventually located, that the police department is involved in a safety plan that works with everyone. we are addressing any potential issues that come up, so we will be working on that plane -- plan and working closely with you to make sure that is what is it developed -- is developed and implemented. >> thank you. i will be requesting to duplicate the file so we are able to continue this forward, but then work with the police department to change the codes. thank you. >> thank you. anyone else? jeff? emily? >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. thank you for inviting us to be here today. i

i will call him at the strangest hours. , it isry alex lazar really great what you are doing -- alexr, it is really great what you are doing. we will it reddick eight hiv-aids -- we will eradicate hiv-aids by 2030. we are going to do it. [applause] pres. trump: i said that recently in a speech. we've made such incredible progress, and they didn't know what i was talking about. they couldn't believe it. they came up to me after the speech and said, do you mean it? that's right. we are going to have it eradicated by 2030. thank you very much, dr.. very important. also with us is the lieutenant governor of this great state, a friend of mine and a man who has worked so hard with brian. become a nation of jeff duncan and brian has been unbeatable. jeff, thank you very much. where are you, jeff? jeff? stand up, jeff. really great job. andy georgette hernia general, chris carr -- the georgia attorney general, chris carr. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: tough guy. he is fighting for us, as well as numbers of congress. barry loudermilk and jodi heise. we have them all. we have th

david: still with us, megan manulife and ronald temple of lazar.a fourth quarter that was this on trading, and maybe first not doing much better. how big of a threat is the automation of bond trading to be big banks? ronald: i think it has been going on for the last 20 plus years. i started in the 1990's myself, and you've seen a gradual evolution of the industry. i think you've also seen major investment banks take advantage of some of the electron of acacian to reduced cost -- the electronification to reduce costs. if we look at the near-term earnings for the group, we firsttely have had a weak quarter. i'm not looking for anything terribly exciting this quarter come about what i think is interesting is zooming out and thing you get about the long-term prospects of these banks. i also think about the context of the congressional hearings today around banks. banks are much stronger than they were at any point during my career. precrisis come of the largest banks were levered 24 times 21 now they are about 12 to 13 times levered. the industry can g

. >> police charged the semidriver, 23-year-old rogel lazar aguilera mederos with vehicular manslaughter. no drug or alcohol was in his system. one of the problems may be identifying the dead. >> the carnage was significant, just unbelievable. >> reporter: late friday night colorado officials said they reopened i-70 in both directions, restoring normal traffic on a major highway that carries people and products across the american west. for "cbs this morning: saturday," barry petersen, lakewood, colorado. >> horrific. >>> strong winds and heavy rain are pushing through the eastern half of the country. that weather system knocked down trees and toppled power lines in central virginia. and from the rockies to up the e midwest the problem will be snow. meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv has our nation's weather. ed, good morning to you. >> well, good morning. this is quite a springtime snowstorm that we have that's going to be headed through the area here from minnesota and into wisconsin, into northern illinois. winter storm warning. 4 to 8 inches in some cases as this

great in terms of identifying the strength that we're seeing a very good backdrop, and you know nancy lazared, things are going to you know tumble because of europe and china, she has stayed firm in that things are very strong but your call is that in the second half, could weaken a bit where does that keep from weakness. >> sure, again leading indicators like kmi's earnings visions expectations starting to slow unique about this market rally is that it is all p-es expectation, and hope, that things are going to get better has been reduction of the fidelity coming out of tightening story it has been market friendly gobble economy potentially signs of bottoming like we've seen in china we think looking back at past fed tightening cycles all economic weakness in earnings particularly comes after fed's last rate hike while talking about fed being done out of the way reality is we are till digesting what the fed has done two and a half, at least years going to hang with us for another 12 months or so we think there could be disappointment in the back half of the year. >> do you think the federa