♪ last sunday morning, i drove past menards. menards a lumberyard, hundreds of cars. only a quarter mile away w church in contrast, i k is empty, because they've said, "the church is not essential." the church is not essential. in a time of crisis wi imminent death and a pandemic, the church is not essential, but menards can stay open, someone might need to buy a screwdriver. it's o. >> new numbers show the damage coronaviruhas inflicted upon oregon's economy. 266,000 oregonians are without a job... >> unemployment at a record high in oregon... >> people are spooked because of covid. they're scared to death of this thing and nobody wants to die going out the house getting a haircut. ♪ my name is bryant moore.ba i'm a er from portland, oregon. ♪ the bills ep stacking up... with no money coming in. scared to look at the bills from our business, 'cause i can't pa so i'lsurvive by just doing what i have to do to make it, man, you know, it's...ld if i wou go to a senior's house or go to a bus stop, i couldn't do anything else, i had to make do.vi >> so i'm a get together a

. >> i tried to get a job at menards, home depot, party city, mcdonald's just for kicks, and they all said, "no, you have a felon." so, what do you want me to do now? make another movie? now? make another movie? i might as well. -- captions by vitac -- >>> happy friday "options action" fans we've got another great show on deck for you first, against the broader markets backdrop we'll get utility out of utilities we'll do oil exploration to see if you can generate reserves and tesla speculation and why we get a charge out of general motors as usual i am joined by carter werth, mike khouw. carter explains how the economist sector can be all of that and much more right now carter >> sure. well, you know, the thought was let's do something we haven't done in a while and something that is maybe an offensive and defensive play we know rates have had a big move spot 1.9%. they've backed off a bit thinking rates are stuck now, utilities, which are exhibiting day-to-day relative strength are a place to consider on the long side a couple charts to get us going. the first is simply talking about

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. >> nick menard from the budget legislative analyst. this ordinance requires department of public health and authorize residents in quarantine hotel rooms. this requirement for mask testing. which only occurs when one or more households test positive for covid. we have to make the cost to the city approximately $1.3 million. these cost estimates do not includes testing and quarantine. we do consider emergency ordinance to be policy matter to the board. >> president yee: i think supervisor peskin, you might >> supervisor peskin: mr. menard , can can you address the $377 matter? >> yes. our original report, which went out on monday, included an estimate for hotel rooms for isolation and quarantine that originally presented to us as $377, per night per person. these were higher estimates than d.p.h. provided us. the original estimates were i can i $200 a night. it was clarified to us that the hotel cost is $337 a night. the $377 in our report is based on incorrect information. while we show in the report that we believe the net cost to the

he got a job at menards which helped for an outlet for something to do.of the school year we did the awards ceremony via zoom and trevor won so many scholarships and awards from the high school. he did attend the university of illinois, his hope was that he would be in the marching band and then maybe haven'tly be one of the drum majors. he was a history major. i called him before he went. he didn't have to go because of covid and everything. he wanted to go. he wanted to go. he wanted a bigger school. he wanted to try it out after being in a smaller high school. he wanted to try something bigger. however, it was not the college experience he was hoping for. his roommate was from india so he didn't attend because of covid. everyone had to sit -- >> harris: he was alone. he was alone. can you hear me now? >> i can hear you. >> harris: he was alone. didn't have that familiarity around him and such a message to parents now. you were looking at the signs and i don't -- i want us to have enough time before we reach the top of the hour. lisa, thank you for tell