>> paulson. am i in the queue? >> yes, commissioner paulson. >> i'm going to support this. the reason for supporting this is because this gets us into different counties, not just san francisco. we are regional organization based in san francisco and there have been places where we have extended some of this stuff that we have done where people have not been paid well and people have not been tak taken cared o because of certain contracts that have been put together. so, i think that the pieces that were put into the resolution are satisfactory to me and so therefore i'm going to support that because i really do believe that our values should be extended with another ability to connect with the rest of northern california. >> thank you. i concur. any further comments? >> i have a quick question. i also want to agree with what commissioner paulson said. so, the $50,000 you mentioned. i know a little bit about the california power, but basically everybody's fees are similar or sort of depends on the size of the organization? i'm just wondering how those numbers are calculated

paulson. anyone else? that's good. i mean -- that's good. these financial guys, you are really doing well. ok. >> commissioner moran has a comment. >> yes, thank you. charles, thank you for that, and as you know, the audit program is one of the favorite things we do, i think it's necessary to maintaining the trust that people put in us when they give us all this money. one thing that was missing from this report that i would like to see back in, a table kind of an aging of responses and corrective action and that disappeared from this one. >> i'm happy to add that as a reminder, we don't have any outstanding recommendations at the present time. so i'm happy to include the table but there's nothing to report as it relates to aging. >> that's the best combination, full disclosure. nothing to report. >> no problem, we'll add it back, we'll add that back. >> thank you. >> madam president, quarterly budget status report by laura bush. >> we need to call for public comment on item 6a. >> members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public

>> paulson. am i in the queue? >> yes, commissioner paulson. >> i'm going to support this.e reason for supporting this is because this gets us into different counties, not just san francisco. we are regional organization based in san francisco and there have been places where we have extended some of this stuff that we have done where people have not been paid well and people have not been tak taken cared o because of certain contracts that have been put together. so, i think that the pieces that were put into the resolution are satisfactory to me and so therefore i'm going to support that because i really do believe that our values should be extended with another ability to connect with the rest of northern california. >> thank you. i concur. any further comments? >> i have a quick question. i also want to agree with what commissioner paulson said. so, the $50,000 you mentioned. i know a little bit about the california power, but basically everybody's fees are similar or sort of depends on the size of the organization? i'm just wondering how those numbers are calculated an

steve harrigan, ktvu fox two news here in the bay area, steve paulson. one of my favorite willie nelson song's blue skies smiling on me. it's not too bad out there right now. is it what shining actually, well, shining. it's either way it's a lot of blue sky. i mean, there are a few high clouds, but doesn't matter. and i mean we're still on their nice conditions here. plenty of blue sky out there and it'll be a probably this way until we h to marge. there's some signs things might change in march, but rest of february looks like very mild, very warm and maybe some more wind events. we are looking at a few high clouds, but and no big deal. there's a lot of sunshine out there. so your thursday thoughts. well, we had a cold morning but now we're looking for mostly sunny and breezy conditions that cole would be back tomorrow morning once the wind tails off that's a pretty dry air mass over us. so mount saint lina came in with the most 78 mount diablo was 73 last night overnight into early this morning. nah, nah, man, i'm tvi blackhawk, oakland hills. mount ta

to get our spirits high every night at 8 pm we are banking paulson and this too. and then we can hear the sound so banging right to the whole city every night. and what do the people that you're with tell you about how they're feeling about their chances of bringing about change i mean is that hope or fear are mixed perhaps. read yeah i mean you could definitely say of course it's a mixture of reasons and things right now but one thing for sure is that it's not about one person right now this is about the whole population you know. this is like this is not a ball n.o.p. against military not about supporting military or know about. our generation advance dictatorship and we cannot just let it happen anymore because we have had this for you know 60 to 70 years and then we had a taste of freedom for about a few years and now it has taken away from us again where we can just let that happen so so yeah so right now what is going on so the protesters feel they you know clearly represent a majority of the country and i think it's based on the election results that were n

. >> commissioner paulson will be arriving in 15 minutes. we are a quorum. >> i would like to welcome our new commissioner to our official meeting. welcome and thank you so much for your commitment. thank you. >> looking forward to working with you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> before i read the next item i would like to make a brief announcement. due to the covid-19 health machining and given the public health recommendation issued by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom and mayor breed lifted restrictions on teleconference. this is being televised by sfgovtv. if you are watching live stream there is a brief time lag. on behalf of the commission i would like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv for assistance during this meeting. if you wish to comment on an item dial 415-655-0001. meeting id1463590630. followed by pound pound. to speak press star 3. before i call the first item i would announce that item 15 is removed from today's agenda. for those watching if you want to speak on item 15 you may do so during

closest neighbors are yet to receive any jabs a month after the block started its vaccination program paulson has the governor kosovo and the republic of north macedonia are among the countries that are still waiting independent journalist lee groove a believes the situation could have been better handled by the way. it was very badly managed simply that they didn't signed a contract right contracts the day 'd if you're not picked they were completely wrong in every count. now the 2 percent of the population as been vaccinated with the 1st those europe is really showing that it doesn't function it saw it last friday that he asked about seneca vaccine is only being accepted by europe friday last week i mean europe accepted the e m a the european medicines agency accepted it for those $65.00 plus but then some countries don't accept it cannot work like that if there is an ok european level there is an ok so it's it's not functioning i mean u.k. the government there as deny that disabled people have quote been treated badly during the pandemic comes as questions are being raised over the lack of

day after the government dominated an army general with the oil and gas experience as its new boss paulson r.-o. had criticized the firm's market driven pricing policy after truck drivers threatened to strike over the rising cost of fuel. now for the 1st time ever the u.s. space agency has captured the bar's landing of video release the 1st pictures of its perseverance rover the subject of the surface of the red planet ready to search for answers signs of life laura better badly reports that are kind of. an historic moment for nasa the 1st ever color video of a spacecraft landing on. a planet more than 200000000 kilometers from ours. that's what we've been dreaming about for years and let me give you a quick warning to not blink as things go really fast here you can see that you get a sense really of how violent that parachute deploy and inflation are the $2700000000.00 perseverance rosa is on a mission to explore the red planet for ancient signs of life it was a nail biting moment the scientists who have to wait several minutes to receive the signal that it had successfully landed on the

was ousted by president john paulson are the company's shares plunged 22 percent on monday after the government's nominated an army general with no oil and gas experience as its new boss facebook has announced it will restore a news content to its uses in australia at the moment all australian news page is a block from sharing material the decision comes after the government agreed to amend legislation that would make tech giants pay for straight in use content. now today with headlines more news here on out 0 write off the inside story. said she and her disease account 15 only deaths children. are. likely to seek a child who did. you just leave c c. c c. the facebook and friends australia the tech giant blogs news articles on the platform angry at a plan to make it pay to media companies to content so who will win this battle and how will it affect the way we view and share information online this is inside story. and welcome to the program i'm nick like a battle about to news content appearing online is pitting australia against 2 of the world's biggest tech firms the government wa

. >> jim paulson, got to thank you. we have to hand this off to our friends at "squawk on the street." we appreciate it always good to see you make sure everybody joins us tomorrow, "squawk on the street" begins right now >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." stocks are looking to take a breather after six days higher longest streak since august. we're coming off closing highs for all the major arngs including the russell. a road map begins with a pause to the record rally. all three major indices edging lower ahead of the opening after setting fresh highs yesterday. >> plus we're watching the bitcoin surge. fresh highs again. this boosted by tesla's investment and how about oil? posting the highest closing price in 13 months while investor interests, of course, in ev-related stocks, well, that continues, carl, to soar as well >> yeah. speaking of soaring, broad discussion this morning about the levels we're at and whether or not we are in some type of a bubble you heard sam zel on squawk earlier t

crash paulson has more. >>from his eyes to his hands policeman ghani has paid his dues working under the hot california sun now he's using his voice to make sure their voices are heard center feeling not only in the situation he is talking about the pandemic but more specifically the covid-19 vaccine. we are essential workers. >>a good idea to help connect farmworkers in san joaquin and stanislaus counties with resources. so the vaccine was ruled out in december that is the number one question on their minds than i am right. >>where does and me it. when when the time when that when he said when do you get the vaccine. i don't have any has been great also rebel hu is the associate pastor of saint paul lutheran church in lodi tells fox 40 he has joined and more than 50 other church leaders and organizations. >>asking local and state officials to quickly back city farm workers and other ethnic minorities in the sand there issues related to the federal government we need our local officials to speed up the proce

. >> carl paulson is a former pga tour player and co-host of "inside the ropes" on sirius xm. carl, great to see you. welcome. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it >> you know, you've been a player. you've been dealt your own fair share of, you know, back injuries, you know. you've followed tiger woods' career for years. when you first heard about the news yesterday, what went through your mind? >> just shock. i mean, tiger's been through so much in the last ten years, you know. some of it self-inflicted and some of it, you know, related to body injuries and stuff, but it -- it is just shock and you kind of feel bad for him. he really was a guy -- i played with him on tour and really was a guy that was kind of shut off from the rest of the tour and the rest of the players and everything, and once he came back from this -- this last, you know, back injury, he's been much more open and friendly with the players and everything, and i think that everybody was kind of really embracing that side of tiger, but just -- just kind of shocked to be honest with you. i mean, with as m

for a few more decades is not going to be easy for us to bless america happens which are hoping has paulsono reporting for us tonight still plenty more to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 9 we'll take a look at the new republican relief. >>counter bill and what it leaves out from president biden's covid-19 stimulus package then the president has found a new layer new moyers we should say for president donald trump has found new lawyers to represent him in his upcoming impeachment trial just a day after firing his former lawyers plus there are growing calls for the mayor of sacramento to resign from office. we'll let you know why advocates say he led down the city's homeless, those stories and more still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at night. >>another big story we're following the sunday night the continued push for another round of covid-19 relief a group of senate republicans say they have a counter offer to president biden's relief bill. the senators are asking to meet with the president this week before democrats can begin to push ahead and pass the president's plan without re

electric vehicles, but just how many people have left the traditional gas powered cars behind garage paulson now reports. >>electric vehicles have been dug as a way to the future trayvon willard certainly think some is better than last currently he drives a rental electric car last >>ideas that persons while that may be the case in new research from professors at u c davis u c berkeley and the university of chicago say people are driving electric vehicles left and projected, think it's premature to say that electric vehicles are definitely going to be the solution study coauthor david rapson says the data they collected is between 2014 2017 and looked at the dmv records and electricity bill for electric car owners it found electricity consumed translated to 5,300 miles traveled per year to most gasoline-powered are driven, you know 11,000 on average year robson tells fox 40 it's possible. there are not enough resources like charging stations available for longer trips and now that might be different. but there could be another explanation for the lower number electric vehicles are not as per

the study shows that there may be a larger underlying issue behind this reluctance we've got guards paulsonwith the story. >>going on 7 weeks since the covid-19 vaccine was first rolled out there is still much debate. i'll take my chances, local activists barry act his remains reluctant. i think a lot of people take their chances, a 3rd of americans could fall in that same boat according to a new study released by the university of california davis. it found that nearly 38% of people nationwide are either unlikely or at least hesitant to get a covid-19 vaccine when it becomes available to them he says he's not anti vaccine. but he says history has fueled distrust for some in the african-american community i just think that it's ridiculous for not. >>really take into consideration historical practices of all medical apartheid on the black community on purpose to on syphilis experiment was one of those things the study also found concerns including vaccine side effects worries about allergic reaction. and doubts about vaccine's effectiveness. some even preferring to develop immunity through i

it's way up in the gulf of alaska and, you know, i heard steve paulson say this this morning and he'sxactly right. we're getting the leftovers. that's what's happening today. we're getting the leftovers from this low pressure system. and what we're gonna get isn't much in the way of rain, but it's certainly gonna make things a little cloudy. you're looking at live at the oakland estuary right now. we're kind of looking south and noticed he sees of the peak. of sun that are trying to break through. so that's kind of the story. santa rosa, we can see there's full cloud cover sitting a 56 degrees, but head down to san jose, where we have little son going on. 63 livermore 61 s. oh, that's kind of the story of temperatures where you notice in the north. they were running like 45 degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday, same in san francisco, about two degrees cooler and out of the coast about five degrees cooler, but five degrees warmer in san jose, a little bit warmer and hayward, palo alto and livermore s. oh, that's kind of how we gonna get through the day. however ultimately we

paulson and company was barely managing any money during the greatest trade ever shorting the housinge went from being a billion dollar merger arbitrage fund to a $40 billion fund, to which point you couldn't make money, a lot more money was lost there than ever made and the book is still in the line ware, and you you have an actively managed etf, and fabulously successful and she crushed it and unfortunately, most of the money invested in the fund and 26 billion in the flagship etf didn't come in prior to the massive explosion in gains and it came after, com cathie wood can continue to buy her innovation favorite names, but fortunately that is not how the money management industry works because most people allocating to funds and not just retail, advisers like myself, we invest in the rear-view mirror, so if there is a bad month or three-month bad stretch for these categories whether it is g-net or whatever they are doing now, and replacing the people's heads, these funds will have a track record that makes it harder to find new money to come in. >> that is right. >> and to come in.

. >> commissioner paulson. >> here. >> commissioner harrington. >> here. >> commissioner. welcome. we have a quorum. >> before you get started. i would like to welcome our newest member. thank you for joining us this afternoon for this special meeting. i think you will find it very helpful. thank you so much. >> i look forward to working with you all. >> we have a lot to do. thank you. madam secretary. >> thank you. i would like to make an announcement. due to the covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health, they have lifted restrictions. this is being televised. be aware of the time lag on sfgovtv. on behalf of the commission i extend thanks to the sfgovtv staff for assistance. if you wish to comment on an item dial 14156550001. meeting id1463830534-pound pound. to raise your hand to speak press star 3. this is a special meeting of the commission. no general public comment at this meeting. it will be called at the commission of items 3 and 4 as listed on the agenda. >> thank you. as our first meeting

the wells fargo ceo said they were taken into paulson's room and they were given until 5:00 to sign itthey weren't getting out until they did. they wanted it spread all over the banking business. northern trust was in there. they didn't want it. they took $1.6 billion. as you know, they went out and they sponsored the l.a. riveria open two weeks ago that phil mickelson barely hung on and won. [applause] and we find out that they hired some liberals to entertain, but it still wasn't good enough. they hired sheryl crow. and they hired the rock crooner group chicago, but they had the audacity, northern trust did, to entertain their clients, to try to reward their best customers, to try to get new customers, banking is in trouble, northern trust is trying to do what they always do, what all businesses do, and that is mine for new clients and reward existing good customers. not since they took $1.6 billion, i guess. the haughty john kerry wrote a piece of legislation said, he's getting sick and tired, sick and tired of these ceo's using taxpayer money to throw all these lavish parties. and

. >> commissioner paulson. >> here. >> commissioner harrington. >> here. >> commissioner. welcome. a quorum. >> before you get started. i would like to welcome our newest member. thank you for joining us this afternoon for this special meeting. i think you will find it very helpful. thank you so much. >> i look forward to working with you all. >> we have a lot to do. thank you. madam secretary. >> thank you. i would like to make an announcement. due to the covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health, they have lifted restrictions. this is being televised. be aware of the time lag on sfgovtv. on behalf of the commission i extend thanks to the sfgovtv staff for assistance. if you wish to comment on an item dial 14156550001. meeting id1463830534-pound pound. to raise your hand to speak press star 3. this is a special meeting of the commission. no general public comment at this meeting. it will be called at the commission of items 3 and 4 as listed on the agenda. >> thank you. as our first meeting i would

you can see hank paulson participating as well and you can see another headline. work with the united states with an open mind. moving on, bloomberg subscribers can continue watching it live go and you will find events coming up today and later this week as well as some you may have missed earlier. let's get to the markets with sophie cameroon in hong kong. sophie: asian stocks are mostly higher but consumer staples and health care stocks are the laggard across the region. underperforming the index for the third straight month. industrials leading gains -- two of the five sectors favored to find the best candidates for inflation tracking strategy. on that reflation story, goldman listing there -- lifting their brent forecast to $70 in the second quarter but with that, brent is looking overheated with the rsi. the bond rout on this monday, you have yields pushing higher above 10 basis points. by the end of this year, you have u.s. yields pushing higher. i want to highlight remarks from citigroup saying that while it's too early to call the end of a treasury selloff

. >> commissioner paulson. >> here. >> commissioner harrington. >> here. >> commissioner. welcome. we have a quorum. >> before you get started. i would like to welcome our newest member. thank you for joining us this afternoon for this special meeting. i think you will f

commissioner paulson was generous enough to join us and was a lot of fun.we showed slides before and after, his slides of some of the facilities in san francisco and alan johansson and howard and kathy have joined and gave commentary on how some of the projects went and some of the successes it was a really nice event and i think that really appreciated urine from management and receiving some of that acknowledgment . that concludes my presentation on the water system improvement program and i'd be happy to answer any >> -- that offset the corrosive qualities of the water and therefore keep -- prevent your -- the metal in the wells from corroding further. so we are now installing that cathodic protection. in addition to preparing those wells, which was very expensive, we are installing cathodic protection at those three sites, and we will add cathodic protection at the remaining 11 sites just in case. we don't think there is corrosion at these wells, but we think it would be a good idea. >> so do we know where it's coming from, the corrosion? is it chemical

. >> commissioner paulson will be arriving in 15 minutes. we are a quorum. >> i would like to welcome our new commissioner to our official meeting. welcome and thank you so much for your commitment. thank you. >> looking forward to working with you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> before i read the next item i would like to make a brief announcement. due to the covid-19 health machining and given the public health recommendation issued by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom and mayor breed lifted restrictions on teleconference. this is being televised by sfgovtv. if you are watching live stream there is a brief time lag. on behalf of the commission i would like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv for assistance during this meeting. if you wish to comment on an item dial 415-655-0001. meeting id1463590630. followed by pound pound. to speak press star 3. before i call the first item i would announce that item 15 is removed from today's agenda. for those watching if you want to speak on item 15 you may do so during

proposing to add a new section with the language we developed closely with sophie maxwell and tim paulson, indicating the sfpuc will work with other members to ensure that san francisco values and workforce values are in agreement. they authorize the sfpuc to become a member of the agency. this amendment is necessary because c.c. power is now formed, and clean power s.f. would be requesting to join an existing b.p.a. that concludes my remarks, and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> chairman: thank you for the presentation. i did have one quick question. you mentioned that if we were to actually enter into any agreements or contracts, that that would require additional approval. would that come back to us as a board? is that approved internally with the joint powers authority? or how does that operate? >> those agreements would follow standard city contract processes. for example, to the extent the agreement required board approval under, for example, if it is an agreement featuring a term of more than 10 years or more than $10 million in expenditures, we would bring t

i know that kim paulson just jumped on the call as well. work withing the building and trades council. i know that you want to recognize a very special member of the rec and park family. i'm going to let you take it away. >> thanks ph il. the next talk is really something special. commissioner harrison, friend of the city parks is instrumental in your leadership and your position here at rec and parks. we have him to blame-i mean, thank. it's a real model to have not just a labor management partnership but a space where we can get together and recognize-it lets us get out i'd and recharge our spirit and recharge our soul. you are our unsung heros. we listen to your colleagues and commission honor you. i'm impressed with the humility which you are all approaching this. this is fun and i'm grateful to be here. let's talk about commissioner harrison. after studies he went into rec and park right in at the dprownd level. he was a shop steward. he was a gardener from 72 to 84. he had a passion for public service from day one. you combine that wi

. >> commissioner paulson will be arriving in 15 minutes.orum. >> i would like to welcome our new commissioner to our official meeting. welcome and thank you so much for your commitment. thank you. >> looking forward to working with you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> before i read the next item i would like to make a brief announcement. due to the

. >> jim paulson, got to thank you.eet." we appreciate it always good to see you make sure everybody joins us tomorrow, "squawk on the street" begins right now >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." stocks are looking to take a breather after six days higher longest streak since august. we're coming off closing highs for all the major arngs including the russell. a road map begins with a pause to the record rally. all three major indices edging lower ahead of the opening after setting fresh highs yesterday. >> plus we're watching the bitcoin surge. fresh highs again. this boosted by tesla's investment and ho

a lot of people have said that remember jim paulson said once we reopen, we could do 10, 15% pull backefore, you know, maybe a better end of the year who knows. who knows. but does anyone understand gamestop i know you're going to talk about that now >> let's take a look at it >> do not talk about the valuation of this thing. just stop, will you? let it go, man let it go. what's wrong with you? let it go. >> put it to the suits just give it to the suits. that's what i'm going to tell people to do go after the suits and win beat them. beat the suits at their own game. >> someone would have told me that suits were bad, i wish, you know, but i'm a trend setter i've got the lululemons. >> you guys haven't been wearing suits for years. shirt and ties. >> we're cool in our own ways. >> yeah, you're cool let's also take a look at gamestop as we have been talking about this up by 8 1/2% this morning. 118.01 trading price we had seen it above 150 yesterday. the selloff yesterday, even with that, it's still up more than 180% on the week other reddit hyped stocks this morning, if you want to take

students and parents though of her static they say it's a welcome step in the right direction gresh paulsonhe news this morning is looks like a christmas 40 watts is the quarterback for rockland high school's varsity football team in placer county after more than a year of not being able to play today was the first day in officially there will be a season in 2021. suicide going to my friends and couple in an official announcement california public health officials loosened the rules for eu sports allowing counties where covid-19 case rates are at or below 14 people per 100,000. >>to play outdoor sports like baseball. high contact outdoor sports like football and rugby can also resume. >>only all coaches and players, 13 years and older get tested once a week. >>every game's a blessing or just little bit. >>during a virtual press conference today let them play california and the golden state coaches association applauded the move by state leaders want to thank avenue. some. i want to thank jim to do. because it would have been just as easy to not listen to us. he has to listen to us. and they

proposing to add a new section with the language we developed closely with sophie maxwell and tim paulson, indicating the sfpuc will work with other members to ensure that san francisco values and workforce values are in agreement. they authorize the sfpuc to become a member of the agency. this amendment is necessary because c.c. power is now formed, and clean power s.f. would be requesting to join an existing b.p.a. that concludes my remarks, and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> chairman: thank you for the presentation. i did have one quick question. you mentioned that if we were to actually enter into any agreements or contracts, that that would require additional approval. would that come back to us as a board? is that approved internally with the joint powers authority? or how does that operate? >> those agreements would follow standard city contract processes. for example, to the extent the agreement required board approval under, for example, if it is an agreement featuring a term of more than 10 years or more than $10 million in expenditures, we would bring t

. >> chair peskin: that will be seat number three, formally occupied by tim paulson, roll call please call vote] the motion passes without objection. >> chair peskin: dr. ajami, we will take this matter up next week at the full board of supervisors. congratulations for passing the second of three hurdles. we look forward to your service on the p.u.c. commission. it will be a challenge. we will be in touch. with that, mr. clerk, next item please. >> clerk: thank you. item number 4, hearing to consider appointing one member term ending february 1, twenties 2003 to the park regular creation and open space advisory committee. one seat one applicant. >> chair peskin: this is the district 2 seat. colleagues as i indicated, around the appointment of an individual to the advisory committee, i'm striving in conjunction with the city attorney's office to change our practices around this. we are looking for different solutions. with that, i'm delighted that supervisor stefani has recommended ms. leung for this position. >> thank you very much supervisor peskin. thank you supervisors for this opp

. >> commissioner paulson will be arriving in 15 minutes.e are a quorum. >> i would like to welcome our new commissioner to our official meeting. welcome and thank you so much for your commitment. thank you. >> looking forward to working with you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> before i read the next item i would like to make a brief announcement. due to the covid-19 health machining and given the public health recommendation issued by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom