ms. lowe that motion, a roll call, please. >> motion as stated. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. and i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended with recommendation as committee report on that motion. a roll call, please. >> motion as stated. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> next item, please. >> ordinance amending the administrative code to report on housing needs for seniors with people with disabilities. input from the mayor office. to comment on item three, call 415-655-0001. 146-99-2484 one. pound pound. if you have not done so press star three to line up to speak. system will indicate you have raised your hands. mr. chair. >> i believe you are presenting on this as well, ms. lowe? >> yes, sir. thank you for hearing this item today. this legislation comes from our work in trying to highlight the needs of seniors and people with disabilities i

ms. lowe that motion, a roll call, please. >> motion as stated. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. and i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended with recommendation as committee report on that motion. a roll call, please. >> motion as stated. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> next item, please. >> ordinance amending the administrative code to report on housing needs for seniors with people with disabilities. input from the mayor office. to comment on item three, call 415-655-0001. 146-99-2484 one. pound pound. if you have not done so press star three to line up to speak. system will indicate you have raised your hands. mr. chair. >> i believe you are presenting on this as well, ms. lowe? >> yes, sir. thank you for hearing this item today. this legislation comes from our work in trying to highlight the needs of seniors and people with disabilities i

ms. lowe that motion, a roll call, please. >> motion as stated. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. and i would like to make a motion to send the item as amended with recommendation as committee report on that motion. a roll call, please. >> motion as stated. supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> next item, please. >> ordinance amending the administrative code to report on housing needs for seniors with people with disabilities. input from the mayor office. to comment on item three, call 415-655-0001. 146-99-2484 one. pound pound. if you have not done so press star three to line up to speak. system will indicate you have raised your hands. mr. chair. >> i believe you are presenting on this as well, ms. lowe? >> yes, sir. thank you for hearing this item today. this legislation comes from our work in trying to highlight the needs of seniors and people with disabilities i

ms. lowe. >> it is not called out. it could be studied through the analysis of planning on where we are, existing unit we have. i don't know if we want to call it out in the legislation or by way of speaking at a desire to the director to include in the reporting comments maybe they can do that administrative. >> we could do it to housing balance. we could do it tonight at the full board. i believe in any event it will not be substantive. shall we do it now, tonight, relative to the legislation before us, is that correct? >> that is correct, chair peskin. >> what is your desire? >> i would be happy to communicate further with ms. low on whether it can be done by just the understanding of the departments as part of assessment of need or whether tomorrow i would propose it if it works a friendly change. >> that is a good policy. let's figure that out between today and tomorrow as it relates to conversations with the sponsor's office and with the planning department, hsh and the other participants. we have not included co

ms. speech, when -- they go low, we go i. whenshe was not saying they go low, we go easy on them.ow involves being very fierce. andink about going high what that -- across the country, not just their one school. they were fierce. i think about going to turnberry.-- greta going low is when you stoop to the same level of cruelty and dishonesty and disruption and that becomes a part of the white noise. you do not fight a rabid animal by being another rabid animal. you have to play a different game. not turn anyone into an animal. not acceptable. you have to do something different, play a different game and speak a different language. orcivil means nice or weak complacent, that is not civility. i think there is something to be said for a fierce, tough civility but still treat people with decency that does not devolve into cruelty or line. i love what you two are saying. >> we have come to the end of our session. i went you to share a story from back in world war ii of a brother and sister. they were not jewish, they were german christians, but together with their professor and other s

is to make sure $2000000000.00 doses reach low income countries by the end of 2021 but just how that will be done that remains unclear what olli the facts of ms the vice president of vaccine research and development of blue willow biologics he calls on pharmaceutical companies to reserve part of their vaccine supply for the developing world. i think there was several ways of trying to ensure the supply for different countries number one is really for the big companies to live up to their promise that one of the horsham of their order will be available for thier world countries or through the devaluing your so we would expect there they will live after that that's number one number 2 is to try to expedite the development of the other back scenes and they buy blind to get to the end point so there are those scenes which are possibly cheaper are going to be available for that they are who are going to raise the other thing there mechanism that was used in the bath is doing manufacturing in this walled and solid like india egypt other countries where the caliber abuse as a those there are scenes at a cheaper price why transferring the think knolo

ms ci asia-pacific index. board, nots the really dictated to by the s&p futures. slightlyr index moving after two year lows.k at chinese action. another day where we are seeing things in the green. another look at a couple companies making headlines. smic here in hong kong, it is a 7.2% down in china. bluemoon group, personal care company debuting on the market in hong kong. , 19% to be exact. those are some of the movers. this is hong kong and this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: almost 11:00 a.m. in singapore, hong kong. rishaad: a look at our top stories. a virus relief bill moving closer in washington with congressional leaders trying to hammer out a deal. they had to attach aid to upcoming spending bills. haslinda: chinese leaders prepare their goals for the coming year including a renewed drive against debt and how to shield economy from rising u.s. tensions. rishaad: india taking a hit are violent protesters. damage is estimated as much a $7 million. haslinda: and taking stock. we'll hear from charles lee as he prepares to bow out after a decade in charge of the hong kong stock exchange. asia pretty much i

ms. sheiner: great, thank you. larry, do you have any more comments you want to get in? mr. summers: just to respond to your question. the central principle is that in a period of extraordinarily low interest rates that can be years in for 10 to 30 provides an unprecedented profoundty to address and long-standing investment deficits. take advantage of that opportunity is putting our children at risk and is putting our long-term fiscal position at potentialakening our for inclusive growth. low interest rates take advantage of the moment to address investment deficits exactly as olivier said. one observes what is happening and what is happening to interest rates, the fraction of that investment should be tax finance versus debt finance is a judgment that will need to be made on an ongoing basis. but there is only the most negligible of probabilities. that anything will happen in the next five years, that will call into question the proposition that a careful, thoughtful, attentive to the details effort to remedy the investment economy is what our requires right now. ms. sheiner: terrific. you mentioned this in your talkingut we have been about investment as infrastructure. you talk

ms. williams: the most and port thing congress can do is strengthen the ability of lenders to work with under -- underserved communities. they provide critical equity capital that is used to leverage lowost debt from our bank and private sector partners, and this allows us to not only be able to make ppp loans but also to provide additional products at our borrowers need by working capital but also providing things like loan forbearance and deferrals or other emergency relief programs to help borrowers really meet their needs. quite frankly, there are 1100 i's in urban and rural communities. we know how to mobilize. deploying those rapid response grants is a way to make sure these federal resources are able to meet our most vulnerable businesses quickly and effectively. senator coons: i am excited about the bill before us that has been proposed by a partisan working group that would deliver at least 300 billion dollars in aid. there has long been bipartisan support for a prioritized ppp or p4 to serve small and underserved communities. it also has provisions about small business grants addressing some of the tax liability, but i also want to -- i hope we have time in future hearings t