mr. patel for your dedication on the project and want to thank you for working so closely with my office. so colleagues, the authors of this legal memo, along with myself and mr. patel presented these findings to jan lynn owens with the state department of business and oversight. my take away from that meeting was the d.b.o. was open to discussion on either credit union but wanted more information before giving detailed advice. mr. patel, can you speak about what you took away from the call, legally speaking in order to establish a public banking charter. >> yeah, i very much agree with you that commissioner owen was highly supportive of our efforts. we had asked her about if she would support legislation at the state level and she seemed open to that. she also was open to the idea of using an existing credit union charter or commercial charter but she would not commit to anything. she said we would need to request a written opinion before submitting our application. >> okay. so, high level. wh

but for business owners like mr. patel it is time for them to be shut down.>> we have to stop them at this point.>> reporter: katie nelson, 5kpix. >>> let's get a check on the weather. this weekend was so nice. >> it was nice. i said outside for part of the watch party and thought, how is this february?>> i feel guilty about enjoying it because we need the rain but it is really beautiful and it will be beautiful for the rest of the week. your temperatures right now are warmer than average. 47 degrees in santa rosa. 57 in san francisco and 52, san jose. average, san francisco, 59. the warmest we usually see san jose is this -- is 60. anywhere from 9 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. so it will be warm and will continue to be warm. and it will be beautiful.>> sounds good.>>> traffic does not look too bad. nice and quiet for most of the drive. this is the north bay 101 on highway 160. not too many cars at this early morning our. we will take it further south along 101 near hillsdale boulevard and traffic cont

and rebuttal, mr. patel. >> in my opinion, the drop-down ladder serves a process, how many times it's going to be used, it depends on what high emergency they have. at the same time -- a fixed ladder is asking to use it without permission, they use it for exiting or coming out of the balcony. in a way the place has open space. >> can i ask you a question? are you done? i'm sorry. so, in the spirit of safety and making people who have disabilities or challenges, why not the alternative that mr. kenas presented on his unprofessional drawing because he's not a professional but nice drawing though, places the ladder in an alternative fashion, why not end the disagreement instead of doing a roll down ladder, do the type that mr. kenas asked for in the alternative position that is not blocking a door whatsoever. >> it's blocking the way of the people coming out of the door. there's a narrow space. >> can you pull his drawing up again? >> face it like you're look at it. >> this is the rear of the building and the p

but for business owners like mr. patel, he says it's time to just shut them down. >> we have to stop them at that point. so it does not get worse. >> reporter: the owner says he's so worried something like this could happen again. he's going to install a heavy duty security door. the cost, about $5,000. in oakland, katie neilson, kpix. >>> two mountain lyon sightings about a mile and a half apart. first a woman saw a big cat, then another one saw a mountain lyon walking down sutter avenue. police have beefed up patrol. >>> well, speaking of big gaels, sometimes it's not about that, it's about being with friends in the right place to watch. kpix 5 john ramos. >> reporter: a line has already formed outside the connecticut yankee sports bar in san francisco. the official home away from home for boston sports fans. you are here five hours early. what's up with that? >> sometimes you got to do what you got to do. >> reporter: staking out a good space is important for the patriot regulars. >> this is my spot right here. i actual

riley and mr. patel. don't forget your morning briefing, bloomberg, coast-to-coast.ia, look for that. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ good morning everyone, francine lacqua in london and i'm tom keene in new york. foreign-exchange today, the litmus paper of the global system feeds into everything we do. patel and david riley. let's bring up a chart right now, trade weighted sterling. it goes back to the history of 1992. i will call it the major sterling week. here, here we are with recovery. a trade, viraj has rated believe in sterling. basically called the pound at 1.50, against the dollar. anything change? viraj: not at all. one of the things, the patience for that u.k. story to kick in. one thing we learned, the pound's resilience over the past weeks, yesterday through the brexit noise, we are in a different trading environment than 2017. u.k. markets are recovering back to data, all of that suggests defer spending upside, until clarity on the brexit transition deal. optimistic on that, expect deferred upside, we look to 1. 45. francine: we could get that. or

mr. from chera testimony patel, 23 years he's lived here. he's from durarat? we tried to resolve our status however due to incorrect file big a notary, our immigration lawyer said there's no way for us to get it right unless the law changes in congress. this is again, i won't read the whole statement but i would just say, over the years, their family paid -- built a life here, giving back to the only country my we know as home. my parents paid income tax, prtytad business tax. i was the rsin my family to gradte pr colle. daca was a consequential day for me. the decision to rescind daca was a punch in the gut. i felt the floor disappear under my feet. after 2 year, my life may be destroyed overnight. i continue to raise awareness on this issue by sharing our stories. thank you for asking our family, friends and neighbors to continue pushing congress, in return we hope that congress can deliver. mr. hoyer submitted that, thank you so much. jose of -- mr. swalwell's testimony is from jose of heyward, california. he came to the united states as a child from mexico