we are looking at a manufacturing sector that is clearly -- tom: this is unusual for peter hooper to manufacturing sector is beginning to flash red alarm signals. the ism is weak. orders, a in export pretty good indicator of where the broader series will be going , the weakness in orders suggests what has so far been isolated to the manufacturing sector risks spreading over to the service side. one thing we are concerned about in the employment report as aggregate hours. in manufacturing, you have seen that dropping off and now it is spreading to the service sector on the hours run. if this continues and begins to influence consumer perception, and the most recent michigan surge a showed -- survey showed a pretty significant drop in consumer sentiment. as the fed says, the economy is holding up because consumers are doing reasonably well but we are starting to see some cracks. if we don't let up on this negative from trade policy, i think we are at risk of recession. francine: that is exactly where i wanted to go. carl, you are here to talk about the u.s. jobs number. peter hooper pu

especially director debbie rafael, and barry hooper, charles sheahan and peter goloa and the mayor's office for their work as well and my co-sponsors, supervisors brown and peskin for joining me in this effort. finally, i want to thank our climate advocates for demanding action and making sure that we continue to rein in our emissions and reduce our carbon footprint. and finally, i want to thank kyle smeily in my office for all of his work on this. and that is the legislation that i have to introduce. and i also, sadly, have a memorial. i'd like to ask that we end our meeting in memory of an extraordinary woman who passed away on september 5th after battling cancer for many years. tanis was born and raised in san francisco and her father was jewish, a second generation san francisco resident and a teacher. and her mother came to the bay area with her family in search of a better life. in a feature in "the san francisco "chronicle"," candice wrote about grits with butter, a favorite that she inherited from her mother. she recalled the role that her father played in nurturing the love