revenue action picking up but the ncl was worrying.that is the story to watch moving forward. next, battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: time for our battle of the charts. today we have the lovely lucy lu joining us out of beijing. whoof course divya balaji trying to get a little bit ahead of the competition. we will not get into more details on that one. they will put their best charts against one another. change ourt will not judgment here today. she said we both look great. with kick things off lucille today. i want to start by saying you look fantastic. [laughter] this chart is showing exactly how far below book value that chinese book shares are trading at. first we had earnings today. the difference that usually comes down basically to uncertainty about the economy and also npl's, which were highlighted earlier today. they are at multiyear highs. so basically the chart shows exactly, well, i guess how cheap you could say the shares are. david: trading ugly, as some which the -- as some would say. just causing damage

there will be dates and locations to be announced, ncl, as you know, is somewhat unique in that it is the only light in the system were most stops require the customers customized board to get off and on in the middle of a traffic lane, which is really the reason that we are doing the safety project, that will start later this year that will make it much safer, and again, i think it will make it more reliable and attractive to more riders. in advance, happy 100th to the old taradale, and will be be a better line once we get through with the next upcoming construction. then a couple of upcoming dates to note. we're almost halfway through the powered scooter share pilot program, and we are doing evaluation. we'll be bringing you an update at the next meeting, but i wanted you to know that we are hosting a community discussion about the scooters and the permits and how they have worked or not worked tonight from -- from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the community centre at 1010 mission street in south of market. this is part of what we talked about when we brought the authorization for your

the ncl you -- the aclu filed a complaint about the conditions, noting the border parol's budget hadrown to $16.7 billion in 2019 from $7.1 billion in 2006. the complaint reads -- "the detention of migrants for multiple nights in outdoor detention pens is an unprecedented and extreme violation. although cbp has long violated the rights of migrants in its custody, the agency's decision to detain migrants, including children, in caged dirt filled outdoor areas is an escalation of this administration's cruelty." john carlos frey? >> i mean, amy, that is a mouthful. i don't even know where to begin. we are holding people underneath a bridge. thisis is the united states holding people underneath a bridge surrounded by chain-link fence. these are women and children. i have read reports that people were abused. there were racial slurs thrown at them. they were called illegals. many of these people are seeking asylum come a they're not even illegal. i don't understand how the united states can hold people under those conditions. there are protocols. there are regulations that the united stat