they were called racist and horrible and de novo? so we didn't get the full extent. those that came around the area of testing and what was done. if you get places like south korea, they have been through mers and have seen the failure from the government standpoint. right away they listed the private sector and pulled them from their lunar new year celebration and said get here right now we need you to get on top of this. so they set up testing with the private sector health right away. a tiny company putting one.4 million test out in a short period of time. and we had the government bureaucracy with the labs that needed testing. and with the's emergency use ceauthorization's if there was redtape in so in the beginning the only entity that had testing was the cdc so they had to ration because they had their rules. so they were desperate they wanted to come in you know how to do this and adjust for so long. that's on something you typically see in the free market so it was a huge head scratcher with the ppe we made a hugee donation get all of these companies to round

the question for you is de novo andyou have the power to make this right . last week you heard it the old life taxi medallion older who relied on the city for incorrect advice you noted the injustice of taking away his medallion because of the city's error . the permit holder relied on permits properly issued and even if there were a flaw the city can't pull the rugout from under him after he relied on the city's authorization . the planning department had numerous opportunities to say no before michael spence's family's retirementsavings on construction when it approved the garage permit , approved the 20/20 prior repair permit and declined toopen an assessment in 2019 about the same issues . they waited until the work was almost finished before they suspended thepermits. it's wrong and it's illegal . this ismanifest injustice and we asked that you grant a rehearing request .>> before you ask the question i would like to clarify for the record i need to ask commissioner chang and commissioner lopez if they have the opportunity to watch the video and review

care that has ramifications more broadly across society, but within health care, a company we like is novoordisk, known for its diabetes franchise. they recently introduced an anti-obesity drug, which is really a huge breakthrough for them. if you look at estimate's, obesity is predicted to affect about one billion people across the globe by 2025, so there is a significant opportunity there to be addressed. francine: you don't like any of the bigger companies. you mentioned king span, a huge irish construction company, is there anything in consumer staples, luxury players that you would be interested in? >> we think luxury is a great spot. those are companies that demonstrate brand power and pricing power. but we are increasingly concerned about the chinese consumer and that has been a big driver of their growth domestically and through international travel. we are a little bit more cautious on luxury then we have been in the past. francine: chris, thank you so much for joining us. coming up, tesla loses nearly $200 billion in market value in its biggest back-to-back selloff in 14 months.

university investigators say they stole about $50,000 worth of gold and silver merchandise from the de novo. so far. no arrests in this case, retail experts say thieves usually increase operations before major holidays, and it was no different in the south bay this weekend at valley fair mall in san jose, thieves targeted a sunglass hut around 6 30 sunday night and made off with more than $7000 in sunglasses. just around the same time lululemon store at santana row was targeted. policing expert lisa daddio says the thieves case potential targets beforehand. learning about security patterns merchandise levels. and escape routes. these are definitely organized, brazen thefts that are occurring. there's planning that goes into them. it's not like somebody wakes up today and say, hey, let's get you know 2050 80 people together and let's go hit all these stores and literally walk out with tens of thousands of dollars of merchandise. experts also warned shoppers about buying stolen items online or at pop up sites if expensive items are being sold at extremely low prices. consider. contacting poli