any other -- yes, commissioner lum? >> the information that has been given to us, based on the information that's gathered by the staff of das or is this information being given to us by our partners? >> it is both. our -- our providers do a lot of database reporting, which is then verified through our annual monitoring practices through das analyst staff. >> okay. does that answer your question, commissioner lum? yeah? yeah? any other questions from the commissioners? this is a big -- a big agenda item, so anything else? okay. madam secretary, do we have anyone from the public who wishes to comment on agenda item d? >> clerk: moderator, please open the phone lines for public comment. we'll allow time for callers to submit their request. do we have any callers in the queue? >> operator: madam secretary, there are no public comments. >> okay. hearing nobody to speak on the item, we will close public comment. is there a motion from commissioners to approve agenda item d? >> so moved. >> so approved. >> second. >> okay. i

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a project display is lum mighting downtown. this is happening at st. joseph's could need lal. the city will have ditz plays in size area chaferiz park. >> bay area weather. we had record height and high fire danger. the rain is spiking up this evening. half moon bay half an inch of line fall. san francisco over a quarter of an inch. here's the plan this week end. by have rain tonight into early saturday morning. the chants of a shower, the coil front moves new. tapering off to scattered showers. >> light to moderate. stiddie rainfall. driver dale to calistoga. moir coverage in the i.c.e. bay. sigh the peninsula. the mountains picking up. here's the live camera tonight. as i look at the camera, be careful on the bay air roadways. flies and 50s outs there. not a riley coil night but it is cool. king tide is a factor this week and. you can sigh the high tides new out the week and monday and tuesday. will have inflated water hurricane lauras. wish tracking rainfall. tomorrow throughout the day the possibility of a few scattered showers. lots of cloud cover, here's the coil front s

. >> host: janice,lum mouth, michigan. republican, good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you, representative mo brooks, for your awe appearance today on -- appearance today on c-span. thank you to c-span for having him on and keep up the good fight. and i just want -- don't know what is going on in this country. this has been the yea from hell. never mind the covid, i mean, the blatant cheating and stealing of this election, if joe biden is inaugurated on january 20th, this -- the history books in a hundred years, there's going to be, hopefully, it's going to be explained to everyone and to future america. now, i have one thing to say, and that is this: democrats, you -- oh,'m sorry, i'm jus so upset. this whole thing has just been awful. and i am so frustrated at the media and even c-span in their challenges to republican guests have bamboozled the american people. is just so unfortunate. and if donald trump is not inaugurated on january 20th, he'll run again in 2024. but anyway, i'm just so upset, i can't go on. i'm so sorry. >> guest: here's what i ask you to do,

and as the saying goes the rice farmers of lum punk have loved how to turn straw into gold. because burning it would be a terrible waste. now millions of children are employed in the textile sector in india this is just one of the many sick as will be made to work immediately to help sustain their families from one day to the next among profit organization in mumbai is making sure some of the city's poorest children have the right and the chance to play and not to get what are you about the realities of life. the palette of it is not is not just did a lead it stimulating the mind but it's also very powerful in a way that it's breaking so many baddiel is that. and kids are allowed to be kids again just plain simple enjoy their childhood. i just believe that working with these kids in the you know what the. it truly needed it's not about dissolved the truly needed this again shin. i very young ages you likely you can mourn them we keep dreaming about why the world is such a bad season is filled with such bad elements and you know why is somebody a criminal and all of that in t

they gave him asigh lum. and the same people trying to kill nabaldi, by the way. there is a question whether or not he deserves a pardon. up to this point, he never distanced himself from the people attacking the united states. >> i believe he is still in touch with those types? sheltered by those types? >> i don't believe he is in touch, i think he is subsidized by them. i am speculating, i don't know exactly. there is no evidence that he has a private sector job and working quietly. my guess is that he is intimately tied with the russian government. maybe he would prefer not to be. they are not going to let him go as a resource, intelligence resource for them to do the very thing that just happened to us. he has a lot of knowledge about our system. he may have been part of the information transfer that allowed them to do the hack . >> life under covid, a dramatic illustration the divide between main street and wall street. a year ago, nasdaq roaring almost 12,804. two points off the record closing on tuesday. and benefitting began to expend, poverty rate 11.7%,

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mike and there are others that dominate that space, right and i can go countless lerch will you lou lum it is about a community. >> so then, john, are things maybe a little more nuanced these days in the way that perhaps we as investors should look at valuations >> i think some of has to wef given so well offer the past 25 years. when you have a hot industry and new be in and fat some of has to companies will skyrocket but some will go probably close to zero i also feel like eventually inflation is going to rear its ugly ahead and cause higher interest rates a lot of these multiples from and looking out over however many months your own personal horizon is, coming off of the best month everon the russell, is this a place where you want to look >> we want to find where there are hidden bargains, who have been discarded because they're not parts of the page and so there are terrific bargains. we ved certainly from pop look. >> nielsen, and jim dolan split the companies into three the entertainment one is the one i'm most entuesdayialatting if about, they own the roos they have the and eve

lum better than ober is up 30% h so get ready to pay more for pretty much everything you buy, pricesor almost everything will go up in the next few months maybe a lot. and, hey, while money may not grow on he trees, it apparently can be made from trees and rocks. and plants random but interesting >>> all right. back now to the broader markets. more normal things like stocks, the dow coming off its best month since the late '80s and small caps best month since the russell 2000 was created all the way back in 1984 bitcoin within striking distance of 20 k after hitting an all-time high. joining us now, oppenheimer asset management chief investment strategiy john stol 16789. i was trying to show that there is asset inflation out there if not straight up inflation coming moisture do you watch other parts of the market as any kind of a tell for what the equity markets may do >> when you look at the commodity prices, we think commodities are reflating. if you look at a chart that takes you back to 2007, 2008 as we entered the crisis, the crb index from the levels that it was at that point w

born today. 25-year-old austin russel now one of the world's youngest billionaires after his company lumk box" this morning to talk about his vision for the company. >> going public has been part of our long term road map but to be able to have really just a series of awesome events despite all the head winds 2020 has brought, you know, and really accelerating into the close here has been fantastic this has always been the goal. we set up the business to be a really long term sustainable business in terms of what we are going after and powering the future of autonomy for all the different automakers people often set up their businesses to be acquired along the way but we are all in for the long run. >> elon musk says you don't need light art. what do you think of that? >> i think our 50 commercial partners and the majority of major automakers that we are working with would absolutely disagree. >> i hop you are high fiving somebody when this is over. >> high five >> you can watch the full interview with the lum under a ceo on cnbc pro. i need the mike santoli hot take on this one. >> we k

on stocks in the near term because of one big number $4.3 trillion the chief strategies at bmy bell lumoins us it's the amount of cash sitting in money markets around the world. just doing -- collecting virtual dust that could be a big-time book for equities if even some started to come into stocks. do you expect it to happen >> i do expect it to happen. if you look at the actual numbers, there's $700 billion in cash more today than there was in february. so overall, investors are cautious sentiment has recently gotten very optimistic. it suggests they may have a cause coming there's fuel here and fuel for another leg higher we think the short term will be the air pocket covid slow downs california's 9% of u.s. gdp. there's going to be some effect on the real economy as covid spreads before we fully vaccinate people i can't imagine the market ignoring that forever. there may be a moment of truth the s&p is trading 16% above its 200-day moving average i would look to there for where we might consolidate. >> we talk about historical trends, you know, 13 out of 13 times the set up coming i

quantum scape and lum i luminar.ave to be a responsible speculator stocks can get overheated which is important to take profits while you have them. when it comes to electric spac names, that time, that time is now. these stocks have gotten out of control. so i'm begging you to take something off the table. just trim your cost basis for all i care play with the house's money, as long as you sell something, okay especially if you bought it on my recommendation. you can always get back in at lower levels, and i'm very confident that lower prices could be in the cards. specifically, there were four electric spacs that i recommended that i think now have gotten too hot for me in other words, if i were doing the piece right now, i would not be recommending these, but i did then they are quantity come scape, luminar, they're a little nutty, a merge were arrival and hennessey capital merging with canoo. when i thought about highlighting them, i thought they could all catch fire, even if they shouldn't. and that's exactly wh

ambassador to the human rights council who are lum narr luminaries in the native american council. this is a big deal, and for him to make the pick looms large. it took pressure, as neil was saying, it takes pressure, that is why you have the groups. it's why you have the individuals pushing the cdc, the legacy civil rights organizations, everyone is applying the pressure. the respective cauticus can -- caucuses and that is what you do. he has put justice in the forefront. with the native american puick t the department of the interior and this is all you can ask for. we will wait and see what happens with the department of education and department of justice where the civil rights departments have gbeen gutted, p to this point, he has done everything that he promised he would do, you have to be proud about the moment we are in. >> lightning round, lloyd austin, having complications with the waivers because he is only four years retired from the military. what does that stand? >> john, bottom line is, it would be surprising by everyone if he were not confirmed at the end of the day

she was to be able make her asigh lum -- asylum claim, get medical care, keep her family together. at the time i saw a little boy who had been detained for several nights in a cold, cramp cell, they called them ice boxes, and sent back to mexico. this youngster was so traumatized at the border that he became entirely nonverbal and afraid of adults. his father held my hand, the child cried and told us how helpful they felt as a parent. i will never forget that experience. children and parents on the southern border have experienced some of the worst of donald trump's hostility, but it doesn't end there. his administration has relentlessly attacked and squeezed the tradition systems of immigration and humanitarian assistance and resettlement as well. a lot has gone -- a lot has gone into this paperwork. anti-immigration policies have book ended the trump four years. one of their first new policies out of the gate was the muslim ban which was a nightmare for many immigrants and immigrant families. now in donald trump's final days, his administration has made the citizenship exam twice

and then we have several of our an lum that have come. i'd like now to introduce our guest speaker. our guest speaker today is jeffrey rossen, president and ceo of the national constitutional center. also professor of law at the george washington university law school and contributing editor at the atlantic. professor rosen is graduate of yale law school. his book, lewis american prophet was published on june 1st, 2016. on 100th anniversary of the supreme court confirmation. his other books include the supreme court, rivalries that define america. best selling companion book to the award winning pbs series, most democratic branch, how the courts serve america. the naked crowd, freedom, and security in the anxious age, and the unwanted gaze, destruction of privacy in americas, which the new york times has called the definitive text on the privacy p privacy perils in the digital age. he's also coed tore with ben man wit constitution 3.0. freedom and technological change. the proceedings from the brookings project, technology and the constitution. essays tan commentaries have appeared

he is a cnbc contributor, sits on the boards of united stateser and i will lum in a. your tweet today where you say we have this narrow window or had this narrow window to deploy the vaccine rapidly enough to deploy the trajectory of the disease in january what has gone wrong? the states the federal government the companies? what is happening. >> look, the federal government made a decision to stockpile 55% of the doses they wanted to reserve the second dose for everyone who received the first dose and not use the supply that became available in january to suffice for providing the second doses that people were going to need after getting the first dose then they made an decision to stock bile 5% for a safety stock. so they are deploying 45% of the vaccines that were available and now we are not able to deliver that 45% we had a narrow window of student to use the vaccine as a tool to try to affect the current epidemic the wave we are in is going the play out over the next four to six weeks. the vaccine we know is partially protective after the first dose. we don't kn

my name is jennie lum.i am the executive director of the chinese cultural center, and earlier this year, i joined my colleagues and the community to come together to take a stand for community space and the empress and the importance of our community banquet halls. the empress is a home for the community to gather. i think all of us have expressed that, and it happens in a year that has exposed how critical and important our shared community gathering spaces are when chinatown is deeply impacted by covid-19 and is really struggling. like many of my peers here, chinatown has had many banquets and celebrations at the empress. i got to experience the community celebrate and come together, and it is a safe space for community building, sense of belonging, and the relationships that are keeping chinatown alive at this time. i really hope that the project sponsor will have a dialogue with the community and to ask the commissioners to please support the appeal because the core of these community banquet halls have