so i'm here today to speak on the mobile food facility process, and i understand there's been many mobile food facility cases in front of the board before and most of the presentations have been from public works and hopefully today we can provide a bit of clarity and with the help of my colleagues at health and fire and also show how we do our collaboration and make referrals over to our sister agencies. sorry. got a little shifted on the presentation. to provide a little bit of background, the mobile food facility permit was first introduced in 2011 under ordinance number 29810, and this ordinance transferred jurisdiction from the police department to public works to issue mobile food facility permits in the public right-of-way. this ordinance repealed article 17.2 from the police code which was regulations for mobile caterers, and it established the public works code which grants the public works authorization to issue public works permits for use in the public right-of-way. it is later amended and this was just to change certain permitting process provisions and add certain restrictio

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on the mobile. radio standard and all the things that will come in in the future will be have an internet connection with sco through these new mobile right he was then his five ok will you mention connected cars before what about security because your job involves minimizing risk you know what you have to say on that front yeah well security is the topic of ali because you have like the internet over the past that means if you issue if you are not taking care about security there will be new risks but i think we can solve this problem for the bigger problem is the infrastructure and the rollout and the second thing is the security thing and the actual infrastructure and hardware as well that you've been talking about. what about the costs involved the time involved is not going to be quite a big challenge oh yes for germany it's a quite a big challenge there's a big disadvantage compared to other countries like singapore and singapore you have a five or five a broadband coverage up to one hundred p

and this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace. clean up a retriever that rolled in foxtails, but she's not much on "articles of organization." articles of what? so, she turned to legalzoom. they helped me out. she means we helped with her llc, trademark, and a lot of other legal stuff that's a part of running a business. so laura can get back to the dogs. would you sit still? this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace and this is where life meets legal. train to welcome back pillow pitcher caught cut up and it's happening now. a little pop for your monday morning. kind of a merger monday. the dow up one or two. s&p f. nine. nasdaq up 39 in the free market. another deal agreeing to file dct industrial trust for a $.4 billion. that includes dead. e-commerce from element is ramping up with distribution centers and be in high demand. the world's largest owner distribution centers all about online. comedian michelle wolf coming under fire for blasting press secretary sarah huckabee sanders hosted now white house course on its dinner. >

buying sprint in an all-stock deal the new firm will be led by t-mobile's john ledger and take the t-mobilee to both ceos earlier on "squawk on the street. >> one of the things i've always loved about you, you are the greatest salesperson in the world and you always ignore the lawyers. but in the end, you'll not be given the brief. i do not see you in that outfit in front any of court saying listen, listen chief like, hey, bud you can't do that to them or trash talk the courts. >> it's called telling the truth. i will tell you this magenta t-shirt and sneakers will be in the white house, the doj, the fcc in the next few days i'm going to answer every single question about what they want to talk about because i have got the right story on our side. we're going to drive 5g that this country needs supercharge the young carrier, broaden the rural america opportunities. broadband opportunities. lower prices and more jobs talk about it any way you want shareholders are going to create huge value this deal will be approved it's going to take some time but i'll be in there in my language, in my clo

especially on mobile devices. and that is where sprint and t- mobile are talking about it, it is no longer just a mobile carrier market, their mobile market is actually comcast and dealing with at&t. >> that's the competition now? it's comcast and the cable providers because you can stream with you netflix? >> exactly. it's not just going to be a mobile field anymore, it is going to be this massive field so instead of three carriers we are really competing against eight or nine carriers which i think is a little bit of a stretch. overall you're still going to have these three major carriers, sprint and t-mobile have been fighting for the lower end customer with the more budget conscious customer while at&t and verizon have been sitting in their little lofty perch. they are slower to move. when t-mobile and sprint start fighting and bickering, it takes almost a year for verizon and at&t to kind of catch up to them in their price decreases. >> that's what happened last time, verizon was really slow and sprint right

you will see mobile and the display advertising.i am really happy with the progress and really happy with the talents. i will be really excited when we come out with a product that is our scale. and there are places that aol did a better job and where yahoo! did a better job than aol. it will be a formidable ad system. google and facebook. emily: tim armstrong, ceo of oath. you andcatch up with hopefully not another year. coming up, we continue our coverage of the milken global conference in beverly hills and sit down with u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how you could save $400 or more a year. and get $200 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile and add a new line of un

mobile us will win approval of u.s. regulators and at least the sentiment on wall street is that this is rather unlikely and we saw heavy selling pressure especially on the stock offspring that lost about fifteen percent in value but also the stock of us under heavy pressure and then if the companies would have agreed already last fall at least that would have been much better for sprint because the stock price was much higher big then then it is today. on a wall street therefore it's not germans all this new school company by is one step closer to merging with us. on sunday off the european regulators approved the sale of buyers crop science business to its rival b.s.'s now it's one of a number of conditions the e.u. set when it approved the much of back in march european officials say the sales needed to ensure that competition in the market a deal between buy and one cent is funny well it has sixty billion dollars. the number of job vacancies in germany has hit an all time high that's according to the institute for e

it was meant to give symmetrix and social mobility acted asa symmetrix and social mobility acted as asteps of downing street, downing street does not really have steps but she stood outside the door, and talked about burning injustices and how to tackle them and you cannot even staff a mobility commission. it [ends to alan milburn posed by point that the government cannot focus on anything apart from brexit and it is not doing work properly. i was not tuned into that speech because i was still recovering from the brexit business, but that was my one take away, we will strive to do better for those people just about coping. clearly this is the group being overlooked. i wonder how many candidates will wa nt to ta ke i wonder how many candidates will want to take a time when they see how difficult it was for the previous commission? if you are the government and an entire commission resigns, you abolish it or replace it in good order, you do not let it drift to the extent that the independence can put it on a bank holiday monday from page and demonstrate the government is almost unknown

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we named the company t-mobile, but we own sprint, t-mobile, metro pcs, boost, and virgin. and all the customers associated. we have not made any decisions yet on how to use that brand portfolio. what a great problem to have. vonnie: we will be will give us an update as soon as you talk to the regulators and get some advice. you have to deal with the sec and the department of justice. mr. legere: we can't wait to talk to all of them. vonnie: you have to get that rivalry going on twitter. you said you would be back at it .ith marcelo claure a mr. legere: and you, if you like. legere.john mark: heading for a hire april, this is the figure today, the ftse and ask higher today, the first monthly gain in three after the fifth weekly rise from the best run since october of last year. i will show you currency board, surrency best sterling falling against the dollar for the fourth consecutive day after the home secretary resigned. three minutes 41 seconds, this is bloomberg. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when w

home market you have warm buffett is one of the largest if not the largest owner of mobile homes in america and you have the hurricanes this huge amount of hurricanes this past year harvey irma maria so a lot of people have lost their mobile homes and at the same time the economy has been so bad and property markets out of control in places like new york san francisco los and. is that a lot of middle class people are competing with these. working class people to buy these mobile homes which can only manufacture so many so there is a complex situation happening there look or involved in case because he's completely hedged because of his relationship and ownership of insurance companies and insurance products producing entities he can be completely hedge against those hurricanes and hedge against all natural disasters and all financial disasters and so he's not actually taking an economic risk those people who are buying these mobile homes because they've been victimized by blacks on another wall street predators have no hedging available to them so americans basically hedged in on he

betty: how good a deal has t-mobile gotten for this?f the two and they will get to andnate nine board members sprint will have four. they get their own management team. sprint has not turned a profit in more than 10 years and is laden with debt. this is a bit of a bailout for them. the deal is skewed towards t-mobile and i think sprint shareholders will be pleased that this deal happens at all. betty: we were talking with john butler earlier and he said this deal is about scale. have they'd gained enough scale to steal market share from at&t and verizon? together, can pull it that will give them a good platform to compete against at&t and verizon. it will put them in a good position to capitalize on the five g network. this will reduce the cost they talked about. a lot of it will come from the fact that they are saving money by not having to individually invest in five g infrastructure and technologies. the number three and number four players in the market and this deal will be heavily scrutinized. the argument will that this will be g

neurological center two men were arrested both from rome for their villain in the incident office says a mobile phone video to head with the investigation. you're watching the video still to come china begins another great one for what this time to dominate the automotive industry off tomorrow we go to beijing for some analysis. and that's what kristof is standing by. to. learn german with. any time any place. with or with jo-jo and her friends. i need to study and cannot believe my mischief spritzes instead she joined the chorus of. friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. and learn german for free. to go to. china is taking another great. time to propel its automotive sector to the forefront of the electric vehicle market off tomorrow we have the latest from the beijing auto show. the program what's up. yours are aging europe why is it a big deal because the latest. all the details from our tech editor. i'm chris of kober and this is d w business welcome. serving the biggest auto market of the world the beijing motor show kicked off in the chinese capital it comes as

t-mobile and sprint announce the $26.5 billion deal. >> if it happens, it'll be called t-mobile and run by the t-mobile ceo, who is a huge, flamboyant personality. he calls verizon and at&t dumb and dumber. >> services will be broadened. prices go down. the 5g capability will be on anything the united states has seen before. jobs will go up from day one. >> we'll continue to cover that, as well, of how it'll affect what you pay for your cell phone rates. >>> right now, a showdown at the u.s. border with mexico. asylum seekers clash with politics and policy. these are live pictures of the scene in tijuana, mexico, right on the mexican side of the border. the western most port in the united states. the caravan of almost 200 central americans that president trump has angrily been tweeting about is now at the nation's busiest border crossing, between the u.s. and tijuana. immigration officials are saying the checkpoint is filled to capacity. more than 100 migrants left outside say they are going to be trying to get in today. >> the caravan, if you recall, set out march 25th from mexico's bo

t-mobile and sprint joining forces. t-mobile has agreed to buy sprint for $26.5 billion.egulators. they are hoping i can buy they will get a jump on building the next generation wireless network. we will speak to their ceos later today. look for that interview later today at 11:00 a.m. in new york. austria takes over the presidency of the european union in july. agrees there is one issue that cannot be avoided. he spoke to bloomberg. >> there are some things we would not choose but will the keeping us busy. at the top of our agenda will be brexit. this year is the year that has to be agreed to. he also said a u.s. and eu trade war would be extremely negative on both sides. in afghanistan, a bombing has killed at least 25 people. dead werehe journalists as they were rushing to the scene of the first bombing. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. we are just getting breaking news. this is a merger in the oil

at t mobile headquarters in washington and 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live. >> good morning. i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt. david faber will sit down with david solomon in a few minutes, an interview you don't want to miss. >> does that mean he is definitively the next ceo of goldman sachs? >> no, nothing is definitive it shows my expectation that he be the person. he's the fourth coo i've had, so -- but i tell you -- >> first t-mobile agreeing to buy arrival sprint as the u.s. wireless market shifts from four major players to three "squawk on the street" to talk about the tie-up. >> early innovation cycle of 5g. we are behind china, which we can cannot allow 2.5 to build nationwide 5g service. ctia says that the leadership in 5g can bring 3 million jobs, 275 billion of investment and 500 billion of economic value but we're behind and, by the way, what we also hope to do is get dumb and dumber and get comcast and others to step up their investment we expect they'll invest an extra 20 billion and we're going to

t-mobile down for .9% on the news that t-mobile is going to take over sprint, a $26.5 billion takeover. the reason the shares are lower, concerns about whether this could be done in president trump's d.c. lots of antitrust enforcement. if we combine these companies it would be two of the biggest wireless companies. 70 million subscribers, $74 billion in revenue. investors think this is unlikely to happen. vonnie: caroline: -- caroline: 19 minutes into the close of training in europe, let's look at the big movers on that wave of m&a. increaseing a record in share price. up 16%. i tracked sainsbury's's against tesco. they are going to have a bigger player in their group. the combined forces of the asdaart's and unit. it takes a key significant stake in the combined business. it will take 42%. it is a $10 billion deal overall. ouch if you had shorts on sainsbury's. trading 1.2ap pounds higher. it is not just m&a driving. it is also a key day for earnings. check out how much -- clearly the leader on the stock 600. wpp up 5.6%. it has been a torrid time since they had to exit that particula

home. >> virtually any fire in a mobile home will destroy it. is a question of can we get the people out. >> reporter: there were frantic moments when this 22-year-old son his nine-year-old niece was still inside. the neighbor said surrounding neighbors tried to help but actually hurt the search effort. >> other neighbors were breaking windows. as soon as they broke windows, the smoke started coming so thick that i could not breathe. i had to walk away. >> reporter: arriving firefighters tried to enter and search the property. a roof collapsed and forced the firefight from the outside. >> mobile home buyers tend to burn very quickly. they are smaller and lighter weight than standard construction. they tend to be drier. >> reporter: the combination was fatal for him. he was found dead outside of the doorway. >> i wish that if i knew there was a man in there, but i could've helped him. >> reporter: state law does not require smoke detectors and mobile homes. this one did not have a smoke detector. the american red cross in silicon valley, along wi

t-mobile, both of the shares lower as investors seem to believe this potential deal of sprint -- t-mobileotentially buying sprint for $26.5 billion won't happen, due to regulatory hurdles in washington. shery: we have seen speculation of that happening for quite a while. abigail doolittle, thank you. we just saw the president of nigeria arriving at the white house and being greeted by president trump. we will get to the latest comments when we get them. , how is theailman 10-year hitting 3% affected his investment plan? this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets," balance of power. i'm shery ahn. david: i'm david westin. kailey leinz is here. isley: president trump hinting at a location for his meeting with kim jong-un. the president asked about the building known as peace house on the south side of the motorized zone would be better. -- the demilitarized zone. says theeo israeli-palestinian, just a low priority. pompeo: palestinians to return to peace talks with israel. rhonda jackson is still assigned to the white house, but it is not addressing reports that the navy where a

the principal recommendations must speak to industries just beyond mobility and transportation. health services, public-private partnerships, data sharing and any nexis we merging technology and the public realm. in regards to mobility and transportation the city needs to ensure that congestion is considered and priority goes to human beings. these provasive mobile instances of emerging technologies in our city must accommodate the most vulnerable persons including seniors, children and those with mobility or other limitations, not the other way around and not retro perspectively or as an after thought. with emerging technology the impact of our san francisco workforce must take precedence over the benefits of private companies. the privacy of our residents must not be compromised by data collection and emerging technology. i recognize that this is really unchartered territory. the legislation is innovative in that it will create a frame work for departments to adopt and strategize so that they can maintain their respective objectives while working collectively towards the goal

t-mobile and sprint have around 59 and 41 million companies respectively. the merger would combine those numbers to reach 100 million customers, putting the company in position to pressure its rivals. >> verizon, at&t, comcast, and the others better watch out. >> because we are coming. reporter: the movement likely to face fierce resistance from u.s. regulators. the federal communications commission blocked an attempted merger between t-mobile and at&t m 2014, on grounds that having four national providers was necessary to ensure competition and rain in prices. t-mobile and sprint argue they are not competing with other providers, but also cable companies and tech firms, meaning there are already seven or eight major players in the u.s. wireless market. toobile pledged to invest up $40 billion in the first three years following the merger. it adds extra incentive for a business friendly trump administration to greenlight the deal. delano: more merger news to report this monday. sainsbury's has agreed to buy asda, a walmart unit, for 15 billion euros. -- thi

why does this make sense for t-mobile? basically, what you are doing is putting together to massive networks for two companies that removescale to get -- to overlapping costs. the synergy from this transaction is phenomenal. we think it is really conservative if they get this deal approved and close. they will take that synergy valium up. we are talking about synergy value from the deal that is worth almost as much as the equity of t-mobile today. that is why it makes sense. david: maybe the issue is regulatory approval. a lot of people are doubting. if it gets approved. if you are an antitrust authority in washington he is saying, efficiency is a, what is the pricing car? these two companies compete against each other on price. isn't that what is really during this deal? >> i think what you are doing is getting a company that has proven to be very aggressive on the pricing front very consumer friendly, a much lower cost lecture. that will allow the two be more aggressive still. impact sprint the has had on competitive dyn

they are vowing to stay put. >>> mega merger for two mobile phones. t-mobile and sprint. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. noon in amman, jordan. look at the cover. "let's make a deal." a deal with north korea on denuclearization. that's where we start this morning. korean peninsula seems likely and more likely by the day. u.s. agenciy ies ramping up surveillance of north korea as the sum with president trump and kim jong-un continues to draw closer. secretary of state mike pompeo sees an opportunity to rid the peninsula of nukes, ybut insist a deal must be irreversiblevan e reverr -- irreversible. >> we use the word with great intention. we will require the steps that demonstration that denuclearization is achieved. we will not take promises. we will not take words. we are looking for actions and deeds. until such time, the president has made it clear. we will keep the pressure campaign in place until we achieve it. >> the progress on the korean peninsula had the president's supporters in a frenzy at a rally in michigan. >> that's ver

mobilization. just about every option requires me to mobilize reserve and guard. i don't think we have resourced them to be the force they've become over the last three decades. that is just a few of the things. >> let's take more time on the cyber exposure, 90% takes place over unclassified communication networks. establishing secure it infrastructure for commercial industry. can you explain 90% of it happens in a commercial environment? >> there are many companies out there who understand how vulnerable they are in the cyber space. because i've bridged a gap between authorities invested in u.s. cyber command and in the department of homeland security to protect respectively the dot-comes, we've had a series of round tables inviting in academic commercial industry and hackers to help us understand problems petter and one of those round tables and panels are a series of security officers in corporate america. that is not every company but a few that don't understand the severity of the problem. and if they understand it, they may not have all of the tools required

the marathon deal, the sprint t-mobile deal. all the things setting up for what should have been a very good day and i don't know if it was the netanyahu process conference that certainly weighed on the market guy touched on intel, i'm long, which i really like. that acts terribly, terribly. >> mcdonald's was good it finished strong actually. >> merging markets failed the 200 today. i started trimming some of that on friday. you can see the trends they trade back up and then fade it enough said. >> let's go to hampton >> as you can see, this is at&t ceo randall stephenson leaving the federal courthouse here in washington, d.c. seven weeks after it began, the at&t-time warner doj antitrust trial has concluded. it's now in the hands of a judge who will decide the case and at the end of closing arguments, we were told that we'd have a decision on or about june 12th. in the end, the closing arguments came down to kind of where the case began the government especially saying that if this merger goes through, the whole competitive lan

t—mobile is buying sprint for $26.5 billion in stock.tbank, which is a majority owner in sprint. it's been trying to merge the two us telcos for a while. let's head to our asia business hub in singapore and sharanjit leyl. nice to see you. softbankjust keeps cropping up in the headlines all the time. talk about its connection here. as you say, it is a very big deal at $26.5 billion and as you set as well it has been seen as a triumph for the pan's softbank but also a bit of a step back and i will explain why. softbank is the majority owner of sprint, the billionaire japanese founder of softbank acquired sprint in 2012 and has since tried to take on at&t and verizon, the leading us mobile companies, at sprint has been burdened with heavy debt and has really struggled with it. now with t mobile, the fast—growing telecommunications firm, this could potentially create a giant with about 100 million customers that would be able to go head to head with at&t and verizon. softbank owns about 80% of sprint but this is where he is going to have to

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her brother was killed in yesterday's mobile home fire. tonight she's sharing memories and photos of him. she tells nbc bay area her brother is 22-year-old min ho. he is joining us from the mobile park and why neighbors are calling him a hero. anoushah? >> reporter: arson investigators were out here trying to answer those questions moving in and out of the house that now looks like a pile of burned wood. according to min ho's sister and her husband, the 22-year-old ran back into the burning house to save their daughter who was his niece, but she was never there in the first place. >> i was taking my son to little league practice and i smelled smoke. and i thought, this is not normal. >> reporter: it was, in fact, more than abnormal and terrifying for everyone in the neighborhood. >> everybody was panicking. >> reporter: tonight new information about a man firefighters say they found dead at the scorched west winds mobile home in san jose. a couple who tells nbc bay area they lived here and identify that man as hatheir brother and brother-i

mobile telephone sector t. mobile u.s. owned by germany start the telecom agreed to acquire rival sprint that will combine the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the u.s. if the deal is approved it will mean the creation of a carrier with one hundred twenty seven million customers that's as much as the population of japan but the merger will be facing an uphill battle in washington. it's a big deal and this video featuring the c.e.o.'s of sprint and t. mobile is proof that two wireless carriers are doing what they can to get everyone on their side they say the merger will help them better deliver mobile services to customers in particular the latest and greatest five g. technology imo the system made that america early for leadership in millions of jobs in this country and billions in u.s. g.d.p. i mean five g. the stakes are even higher just to put this in perspective the difference between forward five g. is the difference between black and white t.v. and color t.v. but that may not be the most important thing

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mobilization. just about every option i give to the nation today requires me to mobilize the reserve guard i don't think we formulated them, resourced them to be the operational force they have become. that's just a few things. >> i understand that 90% of your command's mission takes place over unclassified communication networks and you said in your written statement establishing security i.t. infrastructure for commercial industry must be a priority. can you walk me through the complex exposures and vulnerabilities you have when 90% of it happens in the commercial environment? >> senator, what i have been learning over time is many companies understand how vulnerable they are in the cyberspace. because i bridge the gap between the authorities that are invested in u.s. cyber command and the authorities inherent in the department of homeland security to protect representatively the dot-com and different domains, because i live in that space, we've had a series of cyber round table s where we've inv

it is t-mobile is that is down nearly 7%. they are placing the ratings on review for a possible downgrade while placing sprint's rating on review for a possible upgrade. possible upgrade. it will substantially improve the combined companies cost structure but integration risk could negate potential benefits. what do they think of this. how do they plan to meld that two different cultures in just a moment. they are coming up a straightahead on countdown. we will ask them what they think about moody's and how they can counteract that. in denver hitting an all-time high after rival marathon petroleum agreed to by the company for $23.3 billion. marathon is down. also the acquirer is down. the offer is a 24% premium to and the friday closing price. the price stands right now they are just loving mcdonald's at this hour moving higher by four and a quarter% for the biggest fast food chain. after blowing past analyst first-quarter estimates. higher global sales. higher spending by customers in the u.s. better everything. you cannot i

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spread to higher and t-mobile is also spiking higher.al reported that this will be the third time in four years that they have perhaps come to discussions. of previous effort discussions collapsed largely over a dispute over who would control the combined firm. as we know, we have strong minded leadership at the head of t-mobile, in particular in the form of john ledger. there getting a leg up, particularly sprint shares. the journal is reporting that t-mobile and sprint have restarted talks. shery: thank you for that update. coming up as we await mark zuckerberg's testimony, will explore the social networks obligated legendship with affiliate advertisers. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power". shery: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is set to take the congressional hotseat over the social networks cambridge analytica scandal and will tell congress today that the company's problems are his mistake, but the recent crisis may be the tip of the iceberg according to a recent boomer is week article titled how f