mike: jane, we will continue to follow the bank of japan overnight. the fed this afternoon and see if they take mr. mcguire'se. we will let you know a 2:00 this afternoon with a special coverage starting at 1:00 p.m. in new york and 6:00 p.m. in london. the fed decides here on bloomberg television. ♪ good morning, new york. look at that sunrise. just coming up over the horizon as everybody gets ready to work and watch their trading screens and see what the fed does today. i'm michael mckee in new york. francine lacqua in london. and vonnie quinn is here now with first word news. mr. regling: thanks. universal pictures parent comcast is in talks to buy green works -- dreamworks animation. dreamworks is the make of "kung fu panda." if there is a deal, comcast could merge dreamworks with universal. of twitter took a dive in premarket trading. the company forecast second-quarter revenue that fell short of estimates. twitter added more users than expected. the major brand advertisers did not spend as much is expected. year growth streak has come to an end. in iphone sales. apple predicts sales will decline again

mike mcguire and aquaculture, our mayor, edwin lee, a champion of san francisco's fishing p community and lori french a member of the multigeneration of fishing family all mailed remarks. president adams and i were in attendance. on february 9th, 2016 this commission approved the crab industry relief plan which waived port of san francisco fees on boating and crab receiver lease rent and storage fees. the last day to apply was last month monday. they received 9 crab processors and receivers. we had previously p estimated that the total relief would come to $128,000. the actual cost was higher $216,000. this relief program was very, very critical to the industry. it's been a vital life line. it's been a terrible season and even with delayed opening. the impact is felt by our local fishing community. we'd like to thank the mayor and port industry for approving the relief plan. it's been an important piece and a thanks to commissioner adams for making a tour of the facilities and meeting with mr. colins president of the san francisco crab association and for staff for implementing this i