scarlet: very quickly, placeholder or replacement? ben: i think placeholder. can't get into those good funds, what is the point. scarlet: interesting. we will see how it all shakes up. thank you so much. coming up, as veterans are being recognized this week, we dig in to honor, and etf recognizing the u.s. military. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu, this is "bloomberg etf iq." for every etf that offers exposure to an asset class, it's not long before others promise the same. the sava closed fund ends etf is an actively managed fund of funds. we are here to explain why it makes sense to have acted exposure through an etf wrapper. but before we talk to her, eric will give us a drill down. eric: thank you. this is a closed fund etf with a ticker cefs. look, this tract close -- this tract closed-end funds which to bring back the metaphor of the mp3, the etf is the mp3, i look at funds like vinyl records. less on the evolutionary line, but they still have a very hot crowd of traders who like the discounts, they like the imperfections. because they do no

and the safety category, the 5ypp, there are a lot more placeholders than 2014 for the larger problematic lines like non-project specific. at this point there's many more named projects because m.t.a. has conquered some of the low-hanging fruit, the work is done, and it's been installed as an example, so in the 2019 5ypp you see projects on important bike corridors that are listed on this slide. and also listed on the next slide. and you have balance between the programs like 20th avenue and then the opportunity to provide opportunities for projects to advance on neighborhood streets as well. so a range of projects advancing. and the pedestrian safety, that category has funding for several projects in the 2019 period that are vision zero improvement city-wide. as well as funding the final phases of long-standing projects like full some and howard and also for -- yeah, for fullsome and howard and other projects with geographic equity like the lake monterey area and also vision zero placeholder. in the later period to advance projects as they're identified. and programs, san francisco publi

he is like a placeholder, placeholder, placeholder. this is a vacancy act legal question.ally one that is investigating the president of the united states? >> right. but any cabinet agency, but especially that one. when loretta lynch stepped down, who was the acting attorney. the deputy attorney, sally yates. >> stephen: and it's also not rod rosenstein. >> this is not just what he is he going to do but can he actually do this? >> stephen: what is it like to be in the room for one of these press conferences, especially today, which may not be the most bombastic. >> it's the most bombastic of my career. >> stephen: today. >> absolutely. >> stephen: even covering trump. >> yeah. as far as press conferences go. we had three or four throw-downs. >> stephen: peter alexander stood up for jim acosta. is that the appropriate thing to do? >> that's another thing different in the trump era. historically it's one man, one woman for him, herself. you do your thing, i'm going to try to be as competitive as i can, get my question, get my answer, and that's it. now, because there is a se

we had a provision and put a placeholder in the past regarding local higher. but through the work and direction and collaboration with the office of workforce and economic development along with the office of cannabis, we looked at the opportunity to really have a trained and well focused pool of workforce staff to enter into this industry and be the future of this industry and to be a stable force in this industry. we are calling that city grow. we have the opportunity to work with state approved apprenticeship programs. those state approved programs within work at the local level with our city bill and with our other preapprenticeship programs that would then cultivate the next generation of those in the industry and have opportunities to work in the industry. i want to hand it over to the director. i appreciate the collaboration on the grow program. it is a wonderful name. i want to give credit to you for coming up with that, and i want to hand it over to you. thank you for joining us. i'm sorry for the wait. >> thank you. i'm the director of workforce deve

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get elected as a senator in arizona looking at 2020 because remember senator kyle is really al placeholderor the late senator john mccain. she could potentially i that race in 2020. whoever wins that special election in 2020 within have to run again in 2022. she might be someone who could throw her name in the hat for that race. >> tucker: for sure. i just read an analysis and it was on 5:30 eight, a right-wing site. saidid between 20,002,015, every single recount statewide that changed in election result changed it in the democrats favor, every single one. that doesn't prove anything, but you've got to ask the obvious question and the obvious question in this case is martha mcsally is satisfied that this process wass fair? >> she conceded. it will be interesting to see what articles or what surfaces this week, if there any articles -- draw any attention to anything nefarious that went on in any of these counties or particularly maricopa county. but as of right now she has conceded so i guess not enough for her to not concede. >> tucker: can i ask one more quick dumb question? we keep seei

couldn't you put in the capital plan for the entire city , the ten year plan for the entire city, a placeholder for a clean power s.f. or c.c.a. capital plan,. >> my reaction is, why i am saying them and not clean power s.f. is the statutory construct for a c.c.a. is that the customers receive their transmission and distribution service from an investor on utility and third-generation service from the c.c.a. that is the statutory structure. so when we talk about the city having transmission and distribution responsibilities, that puts us into the other side of our business and not the clean power s.f. side. >> i see that. that makes sense. maybe we could do both. may be we could put the plan -- the buildout plan under clean power s.f. and the transparent dose transmission acquisition under the other company. >> we could. we could put both under them and the sales of the power could be to the clean power s.f. portfolio. there are options. it is good to hear you are talking with brian strong about it and i can go back with him and get an understanding of his thinking of how it would actually be s

i'm going to ask you to bear with me and think about these things as placeholders for much bigger set of ideas that are full of contradictions. we're going to begin with images of the world. what i want to do is show you representations of america. and some of the earliest are what had been left behind by the indigenous people. here is an incredibly beautiful conceptual map of the world made by aztec people. these are the four directions of the compass essentially. quite similar in many ways the way that europeans perceive the world before 1492. this is the first printed map. it was printed in 1472 although was originally drawn in the seventh century. and between the seventh century in the 15th century europeans idea of the world remained fairly stable. this called a -- the world divided into three landmasses, asia, europe and africa and the mediterranean connects them all. the people that drew this map understood the world was a sphere but this is a representation and a particularly christian one. because the world essentially a trinity where there is unity. it was kind of a boy-- ma

caroline: i am looking at every core and the placeholder on his latest camp fire.t $17 billion, that is what pg&e has already faced and liabilities. have you gone back to see how much -- or how large in scale these can be? gure i see today is the summer between $4 billion-$5 billion just for the camp fire. but we do not really have a great sense of that yet. scarlet: these pictures are extraordinary. like you said, this happens regularly, every year it feels like. are we at the beginning, middle or end of the wildfire season? david: usually come are wildfire season would end at the start of november. but this month is when we should be getting the first real rains of the season, and we are not. we do not even have any in the forecast. we have been dry since the first week of october. and before that it was like five months. so we should have been out of the woods and we are not. romaine: we heard pg&e's ceo earlier this year mention climate change. and she framed it in the context that a lot of problems we are dealing with were outside of their control. how does th

joining us is discuss the cryptocurrency is a partner at placeholder.come to the program the thing we are all trying to figure out, is there a bottom? where is the bottom? what would be the rational for the bottom where do you stand >> certainly it's something we're all trying to figure out. if we go to the commodities world, typically the bottom is the marginal cost of production. >> right >> there was talk in 2015 of 200 being that bottom for miners in this 3,500 to 4,500 range >> $200. >> in 2015 >> that was the cost to mine one bitcoin for the servers, electricity. re >> rent, all of that here we are in 2018 having the same conversation, different price range, but with people saying miners will go offline anything below these prices. since miners mint a large new amount of bitcoin every day, this could have a price effect does it cost more to mine bitcoin than the actual value of bitcoin? many miners are paying 6,000, $7,000 to bmine each bitcoin right now. is that the first time we had this >> knc miner in 2016 went out of business either because o