mccormick. >> good morning, chair. thank you for having me. enforcement is obviously key throughout the entire city, and the embarcadero is obviously a very visible spot for the entire city. so far in the first quarter of this year, we've already issued over 4,000 parking citations along the embarcadero, just on embarcadero, not counting any other streets. all right. so we're continuing to try to increase that enforcement. gridlock enforcement is one of the things we're looking at doing more of at the intersections, where people are just blocking the intersections and traffic can't move at all. we've done it a lot in soma now as far as the afternoon rush-hour. we're doing a lot more of it there. and obviously on the weekends it needs to be more proactive and the embarcadero, where there is a lot more traffic going there. >> chairman: thank you. mr. hilldredge? >> thank you for having me. casey, m.t.a. as project manager for the embarcadero project and fisherman's wharf pier 39, we certainly hear there is going to be a lot of need for enforceme

how difference between a safe clinical trial and one that has not been approved by the fda kevin mccormick is with the california institute for regenerative though it have. >>how would you say it regenerative medicine, yes, the k can you give us a sense of the extent of this problem with the clinics that are not. d and approved by the fda. >>it is quite widespread a couple of 3 such as here in california and in minnesota a recent study couple of years ago they found that more than 570 clinics around the us and more here in california than any other part of the u s are offering treatments to have been approved by the fda and even been proven to be safe and effective and that number's probably even higher today probably close to 700. so we have a map showing where some of these clinics are that have been flagged as not to being approved for. >>what they claim to be doing what should people look out for as red flags on the kinds of treatments that you know right off the bat, those are going to work. well there are a number of things one of them is that it hasn't been approved by the mean to t

not just ewing and the late alan mccartney and neil mccormick.t on the international stage. in recent years, alan smith and ian hudghton have continued that tradition. ian has championed scotland's because in the european parliament for more than 20 years, he has been a passionate advocate for scotland's interest and, as he steps down, we thank him today for all he has done for our party, for independence, and for scotland. applause alan, we hope, will be going back to brussels! and, friends, ourjob, ourjob is to make sure he is taking others from oui’ make sure he is taking others from our fantastic group of candidates along with him. number two on our european list, of course, is christian are large, a native frenchman. what a wonderful statement of intent by scotland to stay pa rt statement of intent by scotland to stay part of the european family of nations! applause conference, as voters go to the polls for the european elections in may 23, our message will be clear and direct, and unlike labour's, it will be unambiguous. scotla nd will be u

mccormick -- oh, commissioner fuer first. >> thank you, chair. i just wanted to give you an update that supervisor manhandleman anmandelman and i d that same hearing you attended, and were rather appalled at the lack of motorcycle police officers and in full transparency, my husband was one for nine years. i wasn't seeing them in my neighborhood, but i am recently. because through an agreement and through discussions with the chief, we have put through one academy class now. there hadn't been an academy class in three years. and now another academy class is going through april or the beginning may, to train more motorcycle cops. we nee need to have enforcement, absolutely. we can't just make ordinances and not enforce them at all. actually, in my district, i just want to say, i've had two fatalities in one month. and both in intersections, and i think that enforcement is paramount if we want to meet our vision zero goals. having said that, i also think it is imperative on the public agencies to actually give some driving training refresher course

mccormick revealing she had her own daughter vaccinated.suchn love their hearts for the show s it'so beautifult to be a par of a show that makes people so happy. >> reporter: medical experts stressing the need to separate fact from fiction. >> i think it's common for a lot of people to prevent childhood illnesses as mild and a part of growing up. for a lot of people, that's definitely true. but untreated measles can lead to life-threatening complications. >> someone else who isn't pleased with how the show's take oneasles isbeing used is lloyd swartz, he's the son of "brady bunch" creator sherwood swartz. he said his father would have been opposed adding his dad had all the kids vaccinated. >> someone smart said to me earlier, in the anti-vax crowd is relying on a 50-year-old show to support its cause, not a good sign. >> you never think you will see them together here we are. anyway, should we get a check of the weather? >> we do. we'll show you what's happ aing. if you flying in and out of chicago, we got showers around thunderstorms movi

amanda: we have to leave it there, liz mccormick. thank you.we will be talking about this more as time goes on. we are keeping our eyes on a massive fire burning at the notre-dame cathedral in paris. horrifying pictures, reaction from around the world. the mayor of paris calling this a terrible fire. emmanuel macron is postponing a plan policy speech. president trump remarking it's horrible to watch. we continue to monitor this. this was an accident, there was work being done at notre-dame cathedral, and that it triggered the fire. the area is being evacuated and we will of course continue to watch and monitor here on bloomberg. terrible images coming from paris today as one of the most historic buildings on the continent is raging in fire, parts of it, including its spire appearing to be all but lost. this is bloomberg. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sur

mccormick told npr the group never asked to use her image. she said her own daughter was vaccinated, and that it wasn't fun when mccormick actually got measles as a child. >>> developing news out of los angeles, an army veteran has been arrested, accused of plotting to bomb a white supremacist rally that was held over the weekend in long beach. investigators say the suspect, 26-year-old mark domingo had been planning an attack since march. prosecutors say domingo was seeking revenge for two mosques that left people dead. they say he had purchased materials and what he thought were bombs from an undercover agent. >> this is a case in which law enforcement was able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent on mass murder and stop him before he could carry out his attack. >> prosecutors say domingo talked about targeting jews, churches and carrying out an attack at the santa monica pier. at this time, prosecutors say he acted alone. >>> twoix uerar,ss shooting at e scol and o theic was oclassesti over the past two weeks. no weapons were foun

maureen mccormick played marsha on the show.being used to promote the idea that vaccines are bad. they said if you have to get sick you sure can't beat the measles. the actress said people are citing the show as evidence that measles are not that bad. the controversy comes in the midst of the worst measles outbreak in the u.s. in 25 years. natalie morales has more from maureen mccormick as she examines the episode in question. >>> walmart tweeted one-day shipping without a membership fee? that would be ground breaking. it comes after amazon disclosed a plan to invest $8 million to make it possible to roll out one-day free shipping for prime members. the change is set to start later this year. >>> right now at 6:00, an uber office vandalized. >> flames went up in the air. ? >> striking along the office overnight. what our cameras captured. >>> synagogue shooting. grief and prayer in southern california this weekend. the new stories we're hearing from people who were inside as that shooting began. >>> and a drive-thru explosion. a

there is mccormick this is an amazing comeback story. player in the spices and seasonings industry really fell on hard times after having a big run now this is another formerly red hot stock that rapidly lots its mojo in the fourth quarter way back in 2017, mccormic acquired sauces including french's mustard and frank's hot sauce. this was a fabulous deal which is why the stock ran from 90 to 156 but then mccormic started selling. then at the end in january, the company reported a devastating quarter, a top and bottom line miss, coupled with truly tepid guidance for 2019. i was actually pretty surprised. started talking about 1% to 3% growth this year down from 12% and also give us disappointing earnings forecast. in response the stock plummeted 10.5%, single session, down to $124 that is just awful few days later mccormick drifted to $120 and that's where it bottomed here's the crazy thing and it really is just completely nuts since then, this stock has been on a roll, slowly but steadily clawing back its losses now trading at $153 up 2

maureen mccormick played marcia on the show. in the episode from the 1960s, the tpeu tpeubg advertising al siblings get the measles. >> there's a new potential snag in the plan to ban all vaping products in san francisco. the examiner reports that the small business commission voted to oppose the ban. the commission chair suggests that the measure is the latest sign of a so-called nanny state. and a ban of e-cigarette sayles would hurt small businesses the worst. they care more about the health of young people than profit margins. they are supposed to vote sometime in the next few weeks. >>> city leaders may be considering a big revamp for muni leadership. muni has been taking big hits publicly, including a massive outing that left many commuters stranded. supervisors apparently looking at a lot of possibilities up to and including ousting mta leaders. the changes may be structural to allow for approved oversight. so far it is only in the talking stages. there is no timetable for concrete action. >> a city supervisor and communi

mccormick revealing she had her own daughter vaccinated. love in their hearts for the show. it's so beautiful to be a part of a show that makes people so happy. >> reporter: medical experts stressing the need to separate fact from fiction. >> i think it's common for a lot of people to think about vaccine preventible childhood illnesses as mild and a part of growing up. for a lot of people that's definitely true. untreated measles can lead to life-threatening complications. >> someone else who isn't pleased with how the show's take on measles is being used, lloyd schwartz, the son of the creator. he says his father would have been opposed to it, adding his dad had all of the kids vaccinated. guys. >> when smart said earlier this morning if the anti-vax crowd is relying on a fictional show from 50 years ago to support its cause, not a good sign. >> you never think you will see "the brady bunch" in a measles vaccination story together, but here we are. >>> a check of the weather? >> yes, let's show you what's happening. if you are flying in or

is a different situation than that one, both the developers will make up the limited partnership, mccormick and salazar, they will be working very closely with the property manager, so they will be ensuring that any evictions that happen are following a process and folks will have every opportunity before that comes to pass on a know that is very near and dear to, davis' heart and she will have staff on-site to ensure that is what happens. >> so who oversees the eviction process? how does that happen? >> the eviction process -- the owner is ultimately responsible for anything that happens as far as our agreement, so they hire a property manager but the oversee the property manager in our initial approvals, we would view their house rules, we would look at the qualifications for the site, the reasons they may evict outside of the obvious nonpayment of rent to make sure that they are reasonable and not excessive. >> okay. thank you. >> sure. >> you have to put the mic on. >> so there would be evictions and we would have transferred the asset to the mayor's office of housing and community deve

what's the mccormick trammell presidential historian, doug lee.y is he seeing the uptick? >> the economy is one thing. it is one of the strongest economies in all of american history. and you cannot deny that. it is pretty hard to climb a racist when hispanics and african-americans have the highest wages and the lowest unemployment, it is hard to make it stick that he is misogynist when women have the highest wages and the lowest unemployment in history. and they cannot accuse him of being a russian spy anymore. of course the numbers will climb and they have. >> economy has been chugging along and doing quite long for some time and i credit the administration policies and what's interesting is that the sudden rise. the idea that people can breathe easy and say speculation that we heard from the democrats saying that he was somehow in a joint, he was a manchurian candidate. now that they know it is not true, they can say yeah, i like what he's doing. >> yes. and it is even worse if you are a democrat. because it is sort of inoculation, do vaccines

again, taking you back to the brady bunch which was a tv show and maureen mccormick saying as a motherdaughter vaccinated. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> just in days before bill barr is set to testify before the house judiciary committee on the mueller report, we're told the doj and the committee's democrats are meeting over whether he'll do that. the justice department pushing back on lawyers wanting to question barr. >>> ahead here, the nra is in turmoil as the group's internal drama prompts an investigation. plus the man who signed a 2 million pledge to north korea says the president of the united states authorized that, but did the u.s. intend to honor it? we'll be right back. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsun

my wife and i have gotten lester mccormick.ankly, having periodic head colds or your kids having them or the occasional flu, it's actually not that bad for you. a case can be made, i realize none of us has any time to be madsick. illness is a part of health. it's very hard to except in the moment but the other place i would say were my habit have most concretely changed all the enough is around the handling of raw meat. i understand this to be part of a really heavy area of possible transmission of higher concentration of knox's pathogens then you would otherwise face meaning in a at any other environment. our kitchen when i cook with meat or poultry looks like in infection control. like i'm doing missile out when i turn on the sink. i am being careful to wipe down the counters, part of it has to do with a series -- in the new york times that i ever saw and wrote much of, all of last year having to do with drug-resistant and her buttocks, drug-resistant infection. i would encourage really good hygiene around raw meat. it's simp

>>so if a black person comes and they're told to follow them alston's attorney brian mccormick says he now represents 3 former canton loss prevention security officers in a lawsuit seeking emotional distress. >>and punitive damages as well as money for lost wages. all 3 of his clients. he says were eventually fired after they complained about what really is managers are having them do you could have a black customer. >>that is dressed very nice and they're going to be a white customer that is grungy and they'll be suspicious of the black person and tell them to follow that cost also says the situation at her job was also getting dangerous at this food broadway she says she was often threatened attacked and even had a gun pulled on or the pd said that they needed to put 2 or 3 agents. >>and in that store it was just me which he has to work with another officer for safety. >>she was told no release didn't want to pay for that extra body to be in there with me. so they're saying as a supervisor. you should be able to handle and even the guy that pulled a gun out on me he kept returning to

it is the highest verses other than mccormick when it comes to multiples.ico is still the king. look at that stock, it is remarkab remarkable >> seems like you mention it everyday >> i have to this is all about have's and have not's kellogg gave away -- they're the classic buy high and sell low? campbell no realtime traction yet. i used to write obituarieies whn i got out of college i would have dash this craft heinz in a second. >> it is an ugly chart >> it is horrible. they had products that people actually buy it is not all bad. they do stand for -- you know what the millennials hate? the pantry i am going to lock them in the darn pantry. grow up. they got a door dash and post meet that's not my generation we actually cook or go out >> dow is down 92. a lot of that is going to be wba, down 13% now. >> i mean i am looking for when this is -- looking at a 10-year chart. >> it is the lyft of drugstore everybody hates lyft walgreens is remarkable how bad it is and it is a secular decline. look at best buy they manage to beat amazon but look at bed bath this

kellogg is a company that's struggling so much >> contrast that with how well sm smuckers is doing and mccormick one of the have not's. some natural and organic for general mill they raised money in the 40s and now it is going up beyond that look at that run that's based on actual learnings and not based on take-out. >> it is not sentiment in the space. although you argue lately that the space wants a winner >> we need winners look at pepsi. this guy ramon is calling for higher and faster growth that's driving for people to buy that stock and its got a 3% yield. >> proctor is doing well and one of the best performers in the market i think it is so exciting to watch this group come back >> all right they like clorox again and of course, you got this big wave of boeing and technology off of china. i don't see a lot of negatives other than lyft goes into th the '60s and then you will say wow, be careful of ipos. >> boeing back of 380. this morning of golden cross, s&p's golden cross converging of the 200 upside there has been 11 crosses and 20 days later, you have ten of 11 times. >> well, you know

." >> if you can't tell, we are excited and thrilled to be joined by barry williams mauer rooen mccormickf the air since we started in 1969 so that's a lot of re-enforcement in greg and bobby and peter and marsha. >> thank you for understanding. >> i do. >> when you're walking down the street, ian only imagine what people say to you. what's the number one thing they say? >> they saysh it's a se day. >> they want you to sing it. >> that, oh my nose. >> what' yours? >> can you say pork chops? >> here's your chge, ma'am. >> that's right. >> don't play ball in the house. >> that's right. >> get off my lawn. >> love it. we were thinking that there was another p maybe that you had heard before, jan.yb evy's phrase. >> everybody says it over and over. i don't know if you're sick of itja >> jan, jan! we want to reclaim it for you. >> i like that. love that. >> why do you think that was the phrase that stuck? like, that was one of those weird things. >> have no idea. >> why do you think? >> because it was done on "saturday night live." a gal was portraying jan as this really goofy person. and that

. >> if you can't tell, we are so excited and thrilled to be join by barry williams, maureen mccormickair since we started in 1969. that's a lot of reinforcement in greg and bobby and peter and marcia. >> thank you for understanding. >> when you are walking down the street, i can only imagine what people say to you. what's the number one people say? >> they say it's a sunshine day. >> they want to sing it? >> that. oh, my nose. >> what's your, peter? >> can you say pork chops? >> here is your change, ma'am. >> that's right. >> don't play ball in the house. >> that's right. >> get off my lawn. >> get off my lawn. >> we were thinking there was another you heard before, jan. >> everybody says it over and over. i don't know if you are sick of it? jan, jan, jan. we want to reclaim it for you. >> i love that. yeah. >> why do you think that was the phrase that stuck? like that was one of those weird things. >> i have no idea. >> why do you think? >> because it was on "saturday night live." a gal was portraying jan as a goofy person. that started the popularity of that clip. >> i think everyon