and that we could have nitrate levels at double the level that creates birth defects. so the other thing is you have to look to talk about using this for emergency purposes and the north lake and the latest groundwater quality report that you put out. and the north lake well, which will be use d at 94% of the m.c.l. and were nitrates. and the ones we were talking about like we said, 54 to 60%. and once you run out in the emergency, we have a nine-day supply. are there additional speaks? people in the overflow room, they are welcome to come to the chamber. >> good morning. i am the secretary on the san francisco public utilities commission and i sit on the water and waste water subcommittee. i am here to provide support for the supply water project. i think it's important in terms of diversification of our supply water sources to insure longevity for future generations to have reliable, high qualitying a sesz to water. -- high quality access to water. i am thinking about cape town currently when they are nearing the day zero coming up and they have focused on conservati

there's probably some level of resistance over here some level of support here and resistance there theverage analyst price target is about 255 let's take a look at this truck tour i was looking at selling the 220 may put for $2 245 calls for 650 and then selling it for $2.50 i'm spending zero total on that trade to do this one quick point though of course is because you're short that $2.20 put you could have it put to you at that level and you'd see losses below that and taking a quick look at the probabilities what we can see is that the chances after earnings that it gets through that are actually quite high. chances that it gets through one of the strikes that we're short is actually quite low so this is basically a way that we can make a bullish bet. we're not taking the immediate down side risk but we're capturing the 7% up move if it should decide to go higher after earnings. >> what do you think of the trade. >> first thing is first. we have to wish our viewers a happy may 4th. it is may the 4th day and look at that picture of mike. that's what they call in star wars universe th

there were 15-to-20 passengers aboard the bus and most were on the top level.r and opened the doors there was just smoke. but a few moments later there was a big fire. everyone did get off the bus and the fire department arrived quickly. the two people who went to the hospital are expected to be okay. ( darya ) one person is in the hospital for injuries suffered in a san francisco house fire. it happened on parker avenue near geary boulevard yesterday afternoon. two homes were involved and four people have been displaced. ( darya ) tesla says the autopilot was ánot engaged when a danville man died after crashing into a castro valley pond. tesla says it was able to recover enough data from the car to confirm the feature was not on. the crash happened sunday night on crow canyon road between castro valley and san ramon. 34-year-old keith leung was killed. investigators are still determining the cause... but say speed may have been a factor. ( james ) an oakland man who killed a woman in a case of road rage... has been found guilty of 2nd degree murder. this is vi

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however, we should look at debt levels in isolation. go to chart number two, we need to look at debt levels relative to income. we can see that personal income is actually above prerecession levels as well. so what we should do instead, let's factor these two trends together and look at debt to income ratios, which is what i brought along in turn number three. i constructed one from the two prior charts. we see the debt to disposable income ratio. we can see we are well below where leveraged households were or overleveraged households were prior to the great recession. this tells us we shouldn't be as concerned about household leverage issues going forward. a robust economy with healthy wage and salary gains and personal income growth more broadly makes thes debt levels more manageablee. shery: i will toss one quick chart your way. mortgages are still the biggest component of household debt. high.re still hitting take a look at the delinquency rates. they have plummeted, but they are starting to kick up. are we worried about that? >> i

inherently difficult level. >> one last thing. i don't think this stock has ever been cheap -- as cheap as it is now on a pe to growth. 2018 analysts expect 24% growth. 24 time. 2019, 20% expected growth. growing 20 times that's cheap the only issue, the company reported this last quarter, they didn't know -- basically said no bad effects from this cambridge analytica on q2 earnings if we get deceleration, people will question that valuation. >> all right for everything "options action" check out the website. while there sign up for our newsletter and send it to your mom for mother's day she'll love it really what are you waiting for here's what's coming up next >> there is no place like home there's no place like home ♪ >> announcer: and there's no cooler trades than michael strategy from home depot heading into earnings. he'll break it down. plus, calling our "options action" fans, reach into your pocket, grab your phone and tweet us your question as "options action. if it's nice we'll answer it on-air, when "options action" ret

i can have meetings at all levels. staten have multiple department, defense department, ministry of foreign affairs, ministry of defense meetings -- it is quite fect the something like that can extended or developed separately for korea and the united states and japan to develop habits of trilateral cooperation at the same time, when issues are important, we can build that into the sort of cabinet level meetings we had in this game at the trilateral. >> i think this proves that that level of coordination is very important. it was interesting to watch howng the exercise itself, naturally and quickly it involved. they got going very quickly. it worked very effectively. that peace has broken up on the korean peninsula, you see any appetite on the rok side for moving forward for a two plus two plus two or a formal coordination mechanism? >> it is hard to say right now. enough,oreans are smart and i think they are, it is in our best interest to talk to our neighbors. we have seen that already. right after the north-south su

the other thing we'll notice is there's probably some level of resistance over here, some level of supporte, resistance there. the other thing i'll point out, the average analyst price target right now is 255. i was looking at selling the 2 to may put for $4. and then selling the 257.5 calls for 250. i'm spending zero total on that trade to do this. one quick point, because you're short that 220 put you could have the stock put to you at that level and you would see some losses below that. taking a quick look at the probabilities, the chances after earnings that it gets through that striker are quite high, chance that's it gets through the strikes that we're short is low. we're not taking the immediate downside risk of 7% down move but we're capturing the 7% up move if it should decide to go higher after earnings. >> what do you think >> we have to wish our viewers a happy may the 4th and look at that picture of mike. that is what they call in "star wars" universe the force vision right there. >> oh, may the fourth be with you. got it. >> got it. that's a fourth vision right there. this tr

i saw that at my level. we were the only thing that could get a lot of things done at a tactical level. i don't think state ever reached 1000 officials in country, even during the surge. 120,000 multinational soldiers on the ground in the surge. numbers are going to go toward the resourcing of security. we have to get better at that when we plan. how do we keep this strategy over time wherever we are? there was a great description of serious problems. there is no military answer. if we are to find the problem -- is important. you mentioned were has stabilization been successful. it was not fully rebuilding, but kosovo. ongoing mission. aspects, there are things that don't the destabilization model. we have not really done a good stabilization effort since japan. vanda: even bosnia is hardly settled. deeply unsettled elements. tamara: yes, although one must always make these judgments in relative terms. good, i want to come back to you on this. first. on the issue of integrating toolkit? frances: such a chall

i think default lines will be at the lower level. anyone who wants to take on cyber hygiene and what we should be doing to encourage, educate and move this issue of every user being informed on how to protect ourselves from cyber attack. >> you raise an important point. in respects we need to focus on basic cyber hygiene to make sure the easy attacks cannot be successful. is the responsibility of all companies to educate those employees and our customers. it's a partnership between government and the public sector to educate about was the best practices. >> i do believe is a former consumer protection advocate that people want the tools and to understand how to do it. what can we do to provide easier, accessible tools to lock the door? >> just to give of plot good, the state and local government they produce the cyber security newsletter you can put on your letterhead and give it to your employees. we'll get geared up for that. there's efforts underway in the government issue. >> i think it's upon the industry to make the cyber hygie

more importantly in the domain of leadership, risk atagers and engineers all levels of organizations. in other words, we need more security-minded people, not just security people. and finally design for defensibility. our goal should be to design technology information processing environments to be more inherently defendable and resilient in the face of attacks and we examining our global supply chains to look for security issues and avoid excess concentration risk in services in geographies. thank you, mr. chairman for thising me to provide input and i look forward to taking questions as we get through the panel. thank you. >> thank you. mr. kesler. >> chairman, ranking member brown and distinguished committee.the thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i will share the unique perspective of a front line practitioner on the practical pros and cons of regulation,y information sharing and community bank collaboration. regulatory changes have positively improved the approach of community banks managing cybersecurity risks. supervision of our affiliate otss migrated f

or the block per track level. so you really have to know if anything is going on, the amount of people who are legal and illegal, correct? >> for our purposes in the civil rights division, what's important to know is racial data and citizenship data at the census block level and we don't receive citizenship at the census block level. that has to be extrapolated from estimates only available for larger geographic-- >> give me a hypothetical why that matters, give me an example of the situation. >> the easiest way to think about it, congressman, the census block is the fundamental unit of a district. >> how big is the census block? i'm sure varies greatly, but-- >> it varies greatly, think of it as a city block or a suburban block and the population could vary. >> ten houses? >> could be, could be a single apartment building. the redistricter has to collect a number of census blocks to form a district, so the census block's information gets aggravated up to the district level and that's how you know how many people

is it something like a level ero conop's being described as a level 1 conop? and whatthey mischaracterize exactly and how did that slip did through? generalconop for the mission that -- cloutier: the that they undertook on the 3rd, the -- the paperwork that was submitted, the packet was identical to a previous conop. so it was done hastily and there was a lack of attention to detail. reporter: a follow-up. why did they do that? i mean, did you ascertain any motives as to why they filed this false or sloppy conop? general cloutier: it wasn't a deliberate intent to deceive, it was -- it was lack of attention to detail. reporter: that was my question. reporter: thank you, general waldhauser, jeff schogol with task and purpose. will any commanders in a supervisory role who were part of the chain of command face disciplinary or administrative action for leadership failures that contributed to this incident? general waldhauser: that will be up to socom to decide and, again, in the report there were three or so specific findings, as general cloutier had just describe

prices nationally growing 1% from a year earlier, but from the levels of 2014 well below those levelsseven out of 10 regions reaching that highest ever asking price. still, nationally there is a plus figure in front of the number. sterling dollar lowest level since end of december. weekt talks, key data this , unfolding italian coalition drama weighing on the euro, on the pound, adding to sterling's woes. the conservative party was preparing for another election this year. the main thing investors are waiting for us to see if the latest economic figures show any upturn this week after the sluggish first quarter gdp number, which showed .1%. will this quarter show any revision to the upside? you can see them on the chart, after closing. let's have a sneak peek at what is happening in the currency markets. the turkish lira is being pummeled once again, the dollar once again at a record high against the lira. both the dollar high against the euro, the euro high, increasing u.s. treasury yields. one of the big questions is will the central bank intervened with the pressure from the presid

you're targeting a level that's not super likely it's going to exceed that 105 level. and that 80 cents you're collecting that might not seem like a lot, but you're trying to offset that decay. those options expire in just two weeks. so 80 basis points of the stock in two weeks time that's 1.6 a month. you have to think about it in those terms. i really like the trade structure and it's probably one we should use more >> let's just say the stock goes back to 99 we were trading two days ago or something like that. you still have a call three months out there's a lot of stuff that could lane between there that's pretty cheap i want to make one more point. remember somebody was out this week saying in april alone espn lost 100,000 subscribers that seems like a big number if it's anything less at this point you could have a relief rally. >> got a question out there send us a tweet and check out our website and while you're there sign-up for a newsletter rumor has it brad pitt reads it before bed enough said. >>> that's what chip stocks did today. and there's one name that

guest: she brought up a good point about a federal level versus state-level action. when we are talking about the federal election commission, we are only talking about federal elections. they do not deal with gubernatorial elections or state legislature at elections -- legislature elections. all 50 states have their own set of rules and regulations that will govern campaign contributions. municipalities will have their own rules and regulations. we have seen sort of a hodgepodge of election laws that deal with state-level elections, gubernatorial elections, and what is the case in ohio may be different from the case in california or florida or texas .r new york or any other state you have seen examples of some states, particularly california, that have been fairly aggressive in the way that they are requiring campaigns and ballot initiative campaigns, for example, to operate. sometimes disclosure becomes a very critical aspect of any rules and regulations put in place. we definitely have states across the country that more or less have stronger sorts of campaign fin

the government wants t—levels to be given the same level as an t—levels to be given the same level asanathing which could make a huge difference. people understand a—levels as the route to university but they don't understand there are excellent routes into technical professional qualifications that get people into jobs. so the t—levels will tidy that up jobs. so the t—levels will tidy that up and make it simplerfor people jobs. so the t—levels will tidy that up and make it simpler for people to navigate. some courses are due to start in september 2020 but there are worries that is too soon. the speed of implementation is ambitious to the point of being reckless. i believe if this was a reform to the academic programme it would not be as rushed as this. it feels like politics are being played, possibly with young people's lives. government have said the world economy is changing fast and this convocation will help young people that the jobs of tomorrow. —— qualification. hawaii's kilauea volcano, which has been erupting for the past month, has spewed a column of ash up to 11,000 feet int

it's a high-level arrival.e's the highest-ranking north korean to arrive in the united states in almost two decades. we know that mike pompeo will head up there. he himself is a former spy chief of the cia before he moved over to the state department. so what this signals is it does look like june 12 is still the target date for both north korea and the united states. we know japanese prime minister abe will be in washington on june 7. right before president trump will leave for singapore for that summit. the train is still rolling on this despite the heck up when the president canceled the summit for about a day or two. it looks like we are on track. vonnie: it is important for the white house to get out the meeting with abe. haveow that both countries confirmed what they called a shared imperative of achieving complete dismantlement of north korea's nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and ballistic missile programs. will that still be the wishes of the u.s. before the june 12? dethat the debate is what i

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julien. the national level and maybe the european level. and maybe the european level. —— julien. it is like you have to by cars to make sure that the economy works but don't use them. nevertheless, the clampdown on cars in paris will continue on whether french capital leads, other cities are expected to follow. so residents, commuters and businesses in urban areas in europe may have to learn other ways to get around. now let's brief you opn some other business stories. a truckers' strike in brazil appears to be continuing, that's despite a government decision to lower diesel prices. many road blockades have been removed, but a handful of drivers' unions are still holding out. brazil's sugar industry says that hundreds of mills in the south — producing almost all the country's ethanol — have halted for lack of fuel. meat producers say 70 million chickens have perished for lack of feed. the owner of pret a manger is set to sell the uk—based sandwich shop chain for $2 billion to jab holdings. that's according to a report in the financial time

have you done any work on the local level? >> my work has been focused on the state level. it's been deeply informed by my work as a public defender. one thing i will tell you is often in these rooms of these coalitions of folks who are working on the state level, policy change, there will be, sometimes i'm the only one in the room who has actually been in a courtroom doing the work. so much of what is informing state change is coming out of local where. >> supervisor cohen: so you are saying that in san francisco you are the only one that has done the work? >> no. when we are drafting, sorry if i wasn't clear. when we are drafting state-level legislation or tinkering with it? strategizing around it, sometimes i will be the only one in the room who has worked at the local level and a superior court courtroom, actually doing criminal law on any side. >> supervisor cohen: mr chair, i have to watch what more questions and they are quick and easy. i don't need a long answer. do you have time for this work? because this is a serious commitment. >> i do, yeah. i appreciate that y

we're back to precambridge analytical levels. i don't know if we're through the worries, i don't know if we're past the possibility of lawsuits or the past possibility of -- >> look, facebook, google suffered for two years going into that analytical event on the prospect of more regulation and a heavier hand by government, whether it is antitrust, whether it is -- so i don't know how you can say facebook is out of the woods. >> it is based on the data we're seeing as a firm >> have data on how gdpr -- >> we're talking to them specifically when we talk about it not being a risk and going forward. based on their -- the breadth that they have i don't think it is an impact. core gross margins at google are an impact. that's a concern with the street >> in terms of market, do you buy that if technology and financials are rallying strongly together, that that is a signal the market run will continue or would you rather -- i didn't mean this to be a would you rather -- would you rather technology and industrials rally together >> i woul

we have to meet and target levels below those which are the operating target levels to make sure we don't exceed those. that is what we use with the standard with half or less of the drinking water standard. and that is also to go verify what is happening out there and watching the system and monitoring to make sure that we are meeting the standards that we have to meet and better. >> and looking at this column over here, what is the recommended level it should be below. >> should be below the maximum contaminant level. >> and that is the maximum when you were testing. with the lower end and high end? >> that is the average there and there is the data which is the stshd set by the state not to be exceeded in drinking water. >> and is shown a little bit higher than the others in the nitrates and ranging from 54% to 60% of the maximum. i guess part of the what i am concerned about and this source coming into this big pool. at some point that water goes out and we are drinking it. and what percentage goes into the drinking water so it is not like you have a big blender. >> we have an awful l

djokovic went on to win the set to level the match.ngs. this was the first on clay and began to go his way. in a victory could see him into the world of‘s top 20. he has a unique game style and very tough to break down. especially the speed of his movement. i knew rallying with him and trying to move him was not going to be the right way. luckily i have an aggressive game style and doing well. doing that helped. meanwhile, serena williams has pulled out of this month's italian 0pen, just five days after she opted out of the madrid 0pen. the 23 time grand slam champion says she needs more time to prepare for her first clay season since giving birth in september. her decision puts in doubt her participation at the french open, which starts on the 27th of may. the 36—year—old hasn't played a match on clay since reaching the final at roland garros in 2016. chris froome is 57 seconds behind leader rohan dennis after stage five of the giro d'talia. the three time tour de france winner was among the chasing pack but didn't come close to winni

confidence among italian consumers has dropped to the lowest level in nine months. the index was driven down after concern about the italian economy. annette is in frankfurt. what can you tell us >> thank you very much here on the ground, despite this conference being about regulation, a lot of people are talking about italy. we know the banking industry has a lot of linkages between the different countries. and that if the italian banks get in a troublesome situation, also other lenders will be affected there will be such a thing as contagion and that's what people are afraid of on the ground. i spoke about that topic with the head of the watchdog group, bafin. he told me the following >> italy is a very important country. we have a high interest on italy being a stable country, a stable member of the eurozone both german banks, even french banks have high exposure to italy both through the corporate sector and public sector so it couldn't matter more than italy being a safe country >> what is to be done? when you look at the political environment, it seems highly

>> if you let it come up, it will come to its natural level everywhere. if you have deexcavation, you have a hydrostatic up lift you are trying to withstand with the basement lower, but the water -- you have the same amount of water head, if you will. the natural water is here. the basement you are looking at is somewhere deeper, but if you let everything stabilize, it will, the head of the water will come up to its natural level. >> supervisor peskin: and does it do that uniformly? in other words, why is there differential settlement at the millennium tower tilting northwest, are there different water gradients, sub-surface? >> it's variable from the core to the edges and that's why, for example, in our original estimate we had 4-6 inches. so there was about 2 inches of difference in settlement of the tower, if you will, the pile cap they have, that's because of the weight of the building is not uniform everywhere. it's usually heavier in the core than the edges. so that's why, we had estimated two inches of differential settlement. that's something they

difficult level. >> one last thing. i don't think this stock has ever been cheap -- as cheap as it is right now. on 2018, analysts express 24rs growth. 2019, 20% expected growth trading 20 times for a company that's growing sales the way they are, that's really cheap. when the company reported this last quarter, they didn't know -- they basically said there was going to be no bad effect from this cambridge analytica on q2 earnings. if we get any deceleration people will question that valuation. >>> for everything options action check out our website. don't forget to sign up for our newsletter. you can send it to your mom for mother's day she'll love it. so what are you waiting for? here's what's coming up next. >> there's no place like home. there's no place like home. >> and there's no cooler trade than mike's strategy for home depot heading into earnings. he'll break it down. plus -- >>> calling all options action pass. reach into your pocket and your phone and tweet us your questions @optionsaction. if its nice we'll

education to take your trading to the next level.y with td ameritrade. >>> welcome back the "options action." time to take a look back at some of our open trades last week, dan said disney was gearing up for a breakout on earnings >> here's the trade specifically, targeting earnings next week, and really, i'm playing for a move up to about 105. when the stock was trading about 101, you could sell the may two weeks from now expiration 105 call at 80 cents and you could use that 80 cents to help buy the september 100 call, okay, for 580. >> well, it was a shaky week for the stock, but it's still up since the time of the trade, so what are you doing with disney now? >> this is a pretty good scenario it would be better if the stock was at 105, but i would have to wait until next week's expiration here is the deal the may 105 call was sold at 80 cents. it's picked up some deltas there. you have an opportunity where you could cover that may for 20 cents and look out to june and do this again and sell the june 105 call at $1.20. you're goin

it has many levels.er orfor necessarily speak for the supreme leader or for everyone. —— rouhani. so it is too early for us to figure out what the next apps are going to be. -- next steps. donald trump, from his point of view, one of his main aims is to tear up barack obama's policy. he presents himself asa obama's policy. he presents himself as a dealmaker and he might be make as a dealmaker and he might be make a better deal. has he moved closer to benjamin netanyahu's view of the world 7 to benjamin netanyahu's view of the world? yes, of course. this whole - bedlinen yahoo! ‘s whole presentation and extravaganza at last week was part of an orchestrated effort with donald trump will stop if you noticed in donald trump's speech today he referred to benjamin netanyahu's display and is documents. —— this whole — benjamin netanyahu's whole presentation. many have been ready to dismiss this is not something new. but we need to wait for the iaea to review these documents. but as president rouhani said himsel

commitment, street trees and taken care of all of those things to the policy directed levels, we look at what is left in the butt and try to address the facilities and right-of-way renewal needs. renewal how one might think of repairs extending or preserving the useful life of an asset. here is what's new. as i mentioned at the outset, our office fused about a year and a half ago now, when the former chief resilience officer stepped away, brian was promoted and the office fused with what was the office of resilience and recovery to be the office of resilience and capital planning and san francisco has been doing so much infrastructure planning for so long, it's very familiar to us to be thinking about the future and to be thinking about how we can be a strong and resilient city. so it fuses with the capital planning and more emergent but familiar world of san francisco with resilience planning. and this is a cover of the strategy, published in the spring of 2016, the resilience team at the time identified the six key resilience challenges listed here as the guiding concerns of the doc

but to say that citizenship data at the block level so your argument is weak. does that mission be compromised if not added to the 2020t census? >> we have been making do with datan estimate and extrapolations down at the level. >> in you answer that question? is the mission compromised? i will reclaim my time so doj without that citizenship data yes. >> and for those past 53 years? >> that's not what i said. would they be able to enforce the voting rights act without this data? the answer is no because you have been doing in 53 years before this year i only have a minute left. then people don't have to answer that. i think that is a reasonable thing that the attorney general. >> but that is referring that the census bureau is incomplete. >> did stephen hillier contact the department of justice by adding citizenship question? >> with those deliberations that may have happened. >> but thankor you. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognize. >> so if the witness becomes a piÑata to make a political point but the importance of the census that people are comfortab

level is nowjust that.in the air, and geologists predict another explosion and new ru ptu res predict another explosion and new ruptures in the ground, with no way of knowing where it will happen. there are concerns, too, for a power plant in the area, where highly flammable gas is being stored but can't be moved off—site for many days. according to the company, they are shoring the community that there is no danger, even if it does explode, that it will not blow any of the houses up. hawaii's volcano began exploding on thursday, and since then, ten volcanic vents have spewed open from the ground. it is one of the world's most active volcanoes, and has been in constant eruption for 35 years, but not like this. friday saw the island rocked by its most powerful earthquake in more than four decades. a magnitude 6.9. the experts say the volatility shows no sign of easing. more earthquakes and eruptions could go on for even months to come. for now, there have been no deaths or serious injury. this area carries t

it was at 2.7 for the elementary levels. it just made sense to have it at 2.5, given that the new report card has been revised, we are also including both e.l.a. and english language development remarks. and for parent notification, the specific change is that we used to just provide a parent notification without -- with opportunity for parents to respond and to request a meeting, but this is an additional to have them return if they would -- if they do not wish to have their child reclassified, so this is the biggest change. another change, too, is that we used to have a teacher evaluation form that was only for fifth grade and up. we've increased or expanded that opportunity to include all grade levels, so there is that flexibility to ensure that just in case the marks don't meet or the assessments aren't quite at the bench or the standard mark, they have the teacher evaluation form, especially if a student is able to perform but they're not making those particular -- sorry -- particular marks. okay. any questions at this

you have had the opportunity to work at the federal level. now you are a part of a nonprofit organization that represents a number of different financial institutions. in february of last year, the department of defense's science advisory board put out both a classified and unclassified version, not very long, 26, 27 pages, explaining the need for our country to have not only a strong -- the ability to attribute where attacks from outside of the country were coming into the country, but it also identified that we would not have the capability to keep people out of our critical infrastructure, if they wanted to get in. both organized -- crime organizations but also other near peer competitors nation states. along with that, it indicated that for the next ten years we would be at risk, and that one of the best approaches we could do would be to make it very expensive for those organizations to get into our financial institutions. in fact any of our critical infrastructure, but it also made the point that we had to have a very strong offensive c

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. -- with rates at such a low level.en what the u.k. faces youthe uncertainty, do think the window is closed for the u.k. to enact another interest rate hike? do you think it could come in august were the end of this year? andrw i would say the next couple of yearew: -- andrew: i would say the next couple of years. brexit continues to overwhelm everything else. the economy isn't turning down quite yet. i think he would like to raise interest rates this year, fairly measured. i don't think the window has rates,to raise interest because i don't see the economy deteriorating quite yet. manus: this is the 5100 and sterling, euro, and dollar terms. record highs. this is tied to the pitiful performance of the pound. how long are you case stocks are you -- on u.k. stocks are you in the ftse basket? >> relatively long. i located on the top and bottom. -- allocated on the top and bottom. sterling weakness has led to a big move in a lot of the dollar earns. thatrices have surged in period. and takeover activity. we have been seein

difference between top level and the lower levels?usly, after we get the climate here, it is hot. it is not like you can run for 90 minutes crazy. it is different factors. you are just after everything and try to make it better. —— you add just after everything. britain's chris froome finished 37 seconds behind winner tom dumoulin on the first stage of the giro d'italia injerusalem. froome landed heavily on his right hip just hours before the 9.7 kilometre time trial but said later that his injuries were "superficial". here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. a date when just getting to the start was a struggle, hours before hand on his last practise right, chris from had crashed, the aftermath caught on camera after a bruising few months now cuts and grazes, suddenly his fitness was the focus as his team set about patching them up. but after a final warm—up, that he was, chasing what would be a famous one at his titles in france and spain, the tour of italy would com plete and spain, the tour of italy would complete the set, but h

we need that at the census block level.we are making do with currently available data for estimates of what is going on at the census block level, or registration data or something else. our letter lays out why the census data would be more appropriate for that function because it is a hard count to use and the census bureau believes it would be more accurate. >> i'm going to harmonize different perspectives of my colleagues. when something is done for a while and then not done it raises questions and people want to know why was the question removed and when it is reasserted they want to know how the exclusion of the question adversely affects you. i'm not giving you litigation, you would be crazy to take it from me but in terms of practical advice to answer questions from congress that is what folks are wondering. and the changing, do you have to assert that it helps you enforce the voting rights act to include the question or should you just include the question because you felt like it and if our position is if the gover

as levels. i mention it's not sallust as social stress is the type of stress people feel most acutely when we measure stress levels we see that criticism from a thinker of authority is tantamount to very very intense physical pain you'd have to inflict a high degree of physical pain to create a level of stress comparable to level is generated in such social situations or. exhausted and frustrated the subjects continued the experiment. all three tried their hardest to perform to the best of their ability. only now up to the test this tight acknowledge that his criticisms with thank you. have pushed the empathy in the negative feedback to make me feel a bit inhibited chip on your back this is my field i realised then that i had made more mistakes than i did at the beginning of the first so i had a feeling it was rather detrimental to my concentration as. though to be of calm the pressure that i felt off to the feedback led to stress or additional stress and i do tend to take negative feedback pers

teachers only test for the independent level and for the inspection level and not go up beyond one at grade level beyond what the student is capable of. here on the slide, look in the budget. what we are looking at his two subs per teacher per cycle. it is currently that the district divides one slab per teacher per cycle. we need more budget to do that. it is $505,000. we think that is a small investment and a necessary investment to make this assessment worthwhile. so that's what we are asking you to decide on tonight. find that money for additional sub days. without that you might as well get rid of the assessment. okay, i talked about the challenge. so we also want time for the calibration of results. and we ideally would like to have a half a day sub provided per cycle. but we understand that the first place to go is looking at current resources, if there is extra money in the budget. that would be an additional piece but our number 1 ask is to put extra sub days for the actual administration for the assessment. challenge number 3 has to do with ensuring that families understand

from the acs but using extrapolations to make an estimate what is going on at the block level so yes we are making do with the currently available data to draw estimates what is going on at the census block level and the acs data for registration data but we lay out what would be more appropriate if it is a hard count and good for us to use in the census bureau believes it would be more accurate. >> i will try to harmonize the different perspectives of the colleagues when things have been done for a while then it raises questions people want to know why it was removed then when rias industry inserted they want to know how that affected i will give you litigation advice it is practical and how to answer questions for congress i think that is a full star wondering is we had a question for a while in another form what was the impact of changing the manner of that information in which it was collected and i guess the threshold question is do you have to assert it helps you enforce the voting rights act. due included just because you felt like it? and if the government's position is that