hablaremos con un consejero laboral de meda.Ía el mejor consejo que quiere compartir con personas con poca experiencia o jÓvenes que necesitan un empleo temporal? >> que tomen ventaja de los recursos que tienen en la mano. en meda podemos ayudarle a conectarse con buen trabajo que paguen con buenos beneficios. ramÓn: tambiÉn apoyan para trabajos definitivos? >> aquÍ ofrecemos ayuda para conseguir empleos pero tambiÉn entrenamientos. ramÓn: algo mÁs que queda compartir con nuestra comunidad para conseguir empleos en este momento? >> he escuchado que dicen que es difÍcil encontrar oportunidades, pero vengan a organizaciones como meda para ayudarlos. ramÓn: algÚn nÚmero de telÉfono o pÁgina web? >> en nuestro sitio web y tambiÉn marcar nuestro nÚmero telefÓnico, lo tendrÁ en pantalla. ramÓn: la informaciÓn la tiene en pantalla. gracias, josÉ mariscal. muy amable. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: vamos con fernanda y el reporte del tiempo para el fin de semana. fernanda: un gusto saludarlos nuevamente. temperaturas mÍnimas de 50° para esta noche

meda has purchased 33 buildings. this has kept hundreds of households in place and has kept affordable spaces for non-profits, arts and cultural institutions, family-run businesses. meda was purchasing 6-8 properties per year, including the ones that supervisor safai mentioned. meda is based in district 9, yet over the years, supervisors from other districts have come to meda and asked us to buy these 4 to 25-unit apartment buildings in their neighborhood to harness the power of the small-site program. these are buildings where they knew the tenants were vulnerable to displacement. to date, the city small site program has over 40 in the portfolio, 350 residential units and 27 commercial spaces. and we can grow this to be more. so how does a nonprofit buying a building off the speculative market transform the future of san francisco from one facing displacement to one where san franciscans can stay. where our workers, our labor, our seniors, our children, our teachers, artists, nurses our in-home child care providers

meda has purchased 33 buildings.s kept hundreds of households in place and has kept affordable spaces for non-profits, arts and cultural institutions, family-run businesses. meda was purchasing 6-8 properties per year, including the ones that supervisor safai mentioned. meda is based in district 9, yet over the years, supervisors from other districts have come to meda and asked us to buy these 4 to 25-unit apartment buildings in their neighborhood to harness the power of the small-site program. these are buildings where they knew the tenants were vulnerable to displacement. to date, the city small site program has over 40 in the portfolio, 350 residential units and 27 commercial spaces. and we can grow this to be more. so how does a nonprofit buying a building off the speculative market transform the future of san francisco from one facing displacement to one where san franciscans can stay. where our workers, our labor, our seniors, our children, our teachers, artists, nurses our in-home child care providers can stay

meda has purchased 33 buildings. this has kept hundreds of households in place and has kept affordable spaces for non-profits, arts and cultural institutions, family-run businesses. meda was purchasing 6-8 properties per year, including the ones that supervisor safai mentioned. meda is based in district 9, yet over the years, supervisors from other districts have come to meda and asked us to buy these 4 to 25-unit apartment buildings in their neighborhood to harness the power of the small-site program. these are buildings where they knew the tenants were vulnerable to displacement. to date, the city small site program has over 40 in the portfolio, 350 residential units and 27 commercial spaces. and we can grow this to be more. so how does a nonprofit buying a building off the speculative market transform the future of san francisco from one facing displacement to one where san franciscans can stay. where our workers, our labor, our seniors, our children, our teachers, artists, nurses our in-home child care providers

meda has purchased 33 buildings. this has kept hundreds of households in place and has kept affordable spaces for non-profits, arts and cultural institutions, family-run businesses. meda was purchasing 6-8 properties per year, including the ones that supervisor safai mentioned. meda is based in district 9, yet over the years, supervisors from other districts have come to meda and asked us to buy these 4 to 25-unit apartment buildings in their neighborhood to harness the power of the small-site program. these are buildings where they knew the tenants were vulnerable to displacement. to date, the city small site program has over 40 in the portfolio, 350 residential units and 27 commercial spaces. and we can grow this to be more. so how does a nonprofit buying a building off the speculative market transform the future of san francisco from one facing displacement to one where san franciscans can stay. where our workers, our labor, our seniors, our children, our teachers, artists, nurses our in-home child care providers

meda has purchased 33 buildings.pt hundreds of households in place and has kept affordable spaces for non-profits, arts and cultural institutions, family-run businesses. meda was purchasing 6-8 properties per year, including the ones that supervisor safai mentioned. meda is based in district 9, yet over the years, supervisors from other districts have come to meda and asked us to buy these 4 to 25-unit apartment buildings in their neighborhood to harness the power of the small-site program. these are buildings where they knew the tenants were vulnerable to displacement. to date, the city small site program has over 40 in the portfolio, 350 residential units and 27 commercial spaces. and we can grow this to be more. so how does a nonprofit buying a building off the speculative market transform the future of san francisco from one facing displacement to one where san franciscans can stay. where our workers, our labor, our seniors, our children, our teachers, artists, nurses our in-home child care providers can stay in

meda says they need to way that benefits against growing worries about technology. facebook has used facial recognition to encourage people to tag friends or family in content. it will now delete the more than one billion templates. netflix has begun its long-awaited jump into video games, releasing five new games for android. they are included in the subscription and there will be no advertising or additional purchases required. -:the streaming giant sees videogames as the next big thing and is planning titles for apple. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: maria: this is also about china complying with her commitment. is that something you feel is justified? >> that is one that we need. it is one that's putting everyone in that field, it's a crucial one. china's one of the biggest emitters in the world if we want to have an impact. we post each other to the same level emission and that's one of the effects. maria: we will have to help other countries make this transition. i wonder is that perhaps china or india and how do you make that commitment to finance

chevy replaced ronald communist manager after boss a. meda disappointing starts the season under the dutchman. our loaner are currently nights in the table for the study and we don't get, i am very calm. the truth is i am positive, happy, and excited. i'm very excited to be in what i consider my home phone is that i'm eager for the game to start. i'm less nervous now. then when i was a footballer needle, i'll premier league leaders. chelsea start the action in england on saturday. they're away unless the city i expect the tough one. but then i expect also chelsea team our team to play with hunger and with, with, with passion and with a pure will to win. and this is the mindset rich, we want to install again to, to restart meaning and to, to restart our engine after the international brakes formula, the fall and england camps. and stephen gerald is making his managerial w in the league. his aston villa, st, find brighten arsenal. they could move into the top for the winter. the liverpool, liverpool were beaten by west ham in their last game before that international break. the nationa

we'll continue to work with meda and o.c.d. to work through the costs. thank you so much. >> chair haney: great. thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on the item? >> there is no report on this item. >> chair haney: thank you so much. and to supervisor ronen and to the entire community for their longstanding work in organizing and advocacy and leadership to make this happen. it's very exciting and i know there is a number of steps left to go. and so, this is a big one. so thank you for your work. and to the work of the entire community. and i know that this is in lieu of land dedication. and if you could also just sort of describe -- i believe this is in-lieu land dedication that is connected to another project. can you describe the relationship between what we're doing here and the other project that it's connected to? >> chair haney, robert from the mayor's office of housing and community development is prepared to present and respond to those kind of questions. >> good afternoon. my name is robert vodka. san francisco mayor's office of housing and commu

we'll continue to work with meda and o.c.d. to work through the costs. thank you so much. >> chair haney: great. thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on the item? >> there is no report on this item. >> chair haney: thank you so much. and to supervisor ronen and to the entire community for their longstanding work in organizing and advocacy and leadership to make this happen. it's very exciting and i know there is a number of steps left to go. and so, this is a big one. so thank you for your work. and to the work of the entire community. and i know that this is in lieu of land dedication. and if you could also just sort of describe -- i believe this is in-lieu land dedication that is connected to another project. can you describe the relationship between what we're doing here and the other project that it's connected to? >> chair haney, robert from the mayor's office of housing and community development is prepared to present and respond to those kind of questions. >> good afternoon. my name is robert vodka. san francisco mayor's office of housing and commu

emily: do you trust facebook -- now meta--- do you trust meda to do this?ends what you mean. yes in the sense that i think they will probably build something, but i don't have a high opinion of their business model, which is all about getting people to use a free application or multiple free applications because when you are using the free application, you are essentially contributing labor to their product. your building their product for free, and what you're are selling is your eyeballs. they are selling your attention and your information to advertisers who are their actual customers, so that is a business model that as we have seen can lead us into some less than desirable consequences, and i would like to see them change that for -- before implementing the same business model in a highly immersive three-dimensional environment. emily: there is great concern on that note that metaverse -- the metaverse will replicate the worst of society in virtual reality. what are your ears -- what are your fears? >> these devices can gather a lot of information abou

plus, meda means more than a name change -- meta needs more than a name change. why this is just a distraction. -- ed ludlow. ed: it has been a weird start to the week. the s&p 500 up by .2%, eking out a third straight day of gains. the nasdaq 100 had a late rally into the afternoon, closing up .4%, rising for a sixth straight day, its best streak of wins since june. wanted to point out ev related stocks. up 1.3%. tesla, such a massive story on monday, driving up the index. a pocket of weakness, broadly cryptocurrency, down more than 1%. bitcoin stumbled around the $60,000 mark. there was a pocket of the market in memes that was really strong monday. that blue line is a custom index that bloomberg tracks of the 35 most popular meme stocks. it was up by the most since august during monday's session, driven by gamestop which had an impressive showing monday. back in the studio, we talked about tesla, up 8.5%, a fresh record high, really a lot of momentum behind this stock trading in more than $1200 a share. on a day where there was broadly strength in tech stocks,

meda says it is considering all options including an appeal.nvesting into a south korea metaverse platform. it is ages busiest virtual ecosystem with about 2 million active users a day of whom 70% are female. the platform also sells high-fashion items for virtual avatars. a brazilian digital bank has attracted the interest of softbank had new bank cut its proposed price range to nine dollars per share -- cut its proposed price range to nine dollars per share. the deal could raise 2.5 billion at the midpoint of the range. allete american fund -- to let american fund is among investors willing to weigh in. haidi: one of the largest ever spac deals. joining us for the details is our asia stocks reporter. tell us about this listing. >> this was a much awaited listing. it is valued at 20 billion. grab can start trading on the nasdaq tomorrow. it was delayed from the fourth quarter to the first quarter because the company had to audit . it is good to see -- shery: what are the challenges for the company? >> the company does face a lot of challenges e

we'll continue to work with meda and o.c.d. to work through the costs. thank you so much. >> chair haney: great. thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on the item? >> there is no report on this item. >> chair haney: thank you so much. and to supervisor ronen and to the entire community for their longstanding work in organizing and advocacy and leadership to make this happen. it's very exciting and i know there is a number of steps left to go. and so, this is a big one. so thank you for your work. and to the work of the entire community. and i know that this is in lieu of land dedication. and if you could also just sort of describe -- i believe this is in-lieu land dedication that is connected to another project. can you describe the relationship between what we're doing here and the other project that it's connected to? >> chair haney, robert from the mayor's office of housing and community development is prepared to present and respond to those kind of questions. >> good afternoon. my name is robert vodka. san francisco mayor's office of housing and commu

we'll continue to work with meda and o.c.d. to work through the costs. thank you so much. >> chair haney: great. thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on the item? >> there is no report on this item. >> chair haney: thank you so much. and to supervisor ronen and to the entire community for their longstanding work in organizing and advocacy and leadership to make this happen. it's very exciting and i know there is a number of steps left to go. and so, this is a big one. so thank you for your work. and to the work of the entire community. and i know that this is in lieu of land dedication. and if you could also just sort of describe -- i believe this is in-lieu land dedication that is connected to another project. can you describe the relationship between what we're doing here and the other project that it's connected to? >> chair haney, robert from the mayor's office of housing and community development is prepared to present and respond to those kind of questions. >> good afternoon. my name is robert vodka. san francisco mayor's office of housing and commu