mark: good morning, roland. love your idea of long ftse 100 versus short s&p 500 which is one of your favorite trades. the problem is this trait is not working. it's still languishing at the lows. what will be the catalyst for this outperformance trade finally going to work? roland: when you look at the valuation of the ftse 100 versus the s&p, we are backed with 35% discount on differential. that is an all-time high discount. last time we reached this was in the middle of the great financial crisis. then, you may think, ok, maybe i am comparing apples with oranges because the ftse 100, you have so many sectors and s&p with a lot of spac's. when you look sector by sector, more are trading at a discount. when you look at the dynamics of how these systems are built and why some stay away from u.k., it is all starting with the brexit differential. we think there is a case for her to come back on the u.k. market. i think the trigger is repricing. the u.k. will advance in terms of vaccine, etc. i really think we are

"feeling through" was inspired by director doug roland's real-life encounter with a deaf-blind man.hat was it about that moment that was so impactful and it stayed with you? >> it was making this really heartfelt connection with a man from a community i'd never experienced before and immediately getting any assumptions that i might have dispelled >> reporter: roland worked with the helen keller center to help audition actors for the role his star, though, was closer than he thought. a worker in the center's kitchen robert tarango, deaf and legally blind with an extremely narrow field of vision, turned out to be a natural actor. through a sign language interpreter we talked about his role in an oscar-nominated film your first time out, your first acting role what does that feel like >> interpreter: i feel very, very happy of course completely unexpected but very happy to find out the momentum we've been gaining and i'm just thrilled with it >> reporter: the film breaks ground as the first to star a deaf and blind actor. oscar-winning actress marlee matlin, who is deaf, is the film's

. >> reporter: roland worked with the helen keller center to help audition people from the role.a worker in the center's kitchen robert is deaf and legally blind with an extremely narrow field of vision turned out to be a natural actor. through a sign language interpreter, we talked about his role in an oscar-nominated film. >> your first time out, your first acting role, what does that feel like >> i am very, very happy of course, completely unexpected, but very happy to find out the momentum we've been gaining and i'm just thrilled with it >> reporter: the film breaks ground as the first to star a deaf and blind actor oscar winning actress marlene mat lynn who is deaf is the film's executive producer. >> people watching i think, i would hope would say, oh, yes, don't feel sorry for a deaf blind person they'll change their minds and say, look, there's a story of two people meeting beyond just the disability, beyond the color of the skin, beyond whatever person or whatever they represent. >> reporter: after the film was completed, doug roland was finally able to track down the re

down wasn't overall and or the rushing roland as another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelledthe narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i was in the intake is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. mark is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustle and bustle just perfe

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hoping for a fun filled vacations and a pandemic under control as biggest travel fair starts here and roland many wondering vaccinations and easing. quickly enough for these battered. bands have been hitting south africa's wine industry hard forcing rivers to. show you how. are you planning a summer vacation this year and where would you go. now these are the questions on everybody's mind at the international travel fair the world's largest gathering of the industry which is kicking off in berlin later today like so many other big events the i.t.v. has gone digital dizzier participants would be forgiven for not being in celebration mode though after all tourism is one of the industries that's been hardest hit by covert 19 last year travel slump by 74 percent worldwide as the pandemic led to restrictions in countries around the world that translates into $1.00 trillion dollars of lost revenue for airlines hotels and many others in the industry putting some $120000000.00 jobs everest's around the world has more. and the beach is the backdrop to the growing despair and anger among spanish touri

i'm older and roland welcome to the program. has worked with us lation. is with rebuild the backbone of this country and given people the solution working people middle class folks the people who built the country a fighting chance. with the essence of. us president joe biden speaking there in the oval office historic legislation the president calls it as he signed the long awaited rescue package for pandemic americans into law and one thing is certainly historic the bottom line after a large amount of argument in congress the final figure is $1.00 trillion dollars that is the biggest stimulus package of all time if you go towards everything from child care support to business relief to coronavirus vaccinations but republicans and others are concerned about the size of the package with u.s. national debt currently at around $28.00 trillion dollars and rising by the end of the year it is expected to exceed the size of the u.s. economy and having a national debt that's bigger than your g.d.p. is something that many european countries already except italy's

approach you know for you know whole day homes in say in mecklenburg where the incidence rate is fairly roland low in most areas that was one place where that would be something that would work or even in. the has a fairly low incidence rate and this is something that really criticize because of course easter is a huge holiday period is a huge time of the year to make up the revenue that they lost also over christmas because of course there was no travel allowed during that time period as well so that is something that they feel very strongly about that they need to see more support from the government and of course a better response in terms of different. i mean it is kind of strange that i could get a hotel in bavaria that i cannot get a hotel invariant within germany but that i would be allowed to go to stay in and have a holiday there but you know there's no underscoring that this is an important situation we're in chancellor merkel has called this 3rd wave or the virus imitation is basically a new pandemic that's negated earlier victories this is made a slower economic recovery all around

at home after school those 1st tough captain preston run towards goal my 1st school by hungary and roland freiburg went on to win this 12 nil and now i in the bundesliga standings. and we can take a look at all of the bundesliga scores from the wake and and i include half as victory which could be a final blow philippic eason's coach pitted bosses hopes of keeping his job managed managed a big win of a huff and a bit as we saw earlier 1st place by and 2nd place lapses both wins from frankfurt rather down to or known berlin dortmund and cologne play the drobo spoke one and shock as the by lost again and a look at the bundesliga standings now. $26.00 with a games left for each club by and have held their 4 point lead at the top of a levee cusins is now down to 6th having won only 3 a fitting game since the start of the year in the 2nd half is there at the bottom and mind both move a point clear of the relegation zone for now. the tennis in germany's alexander has won a thrilling mexican open final in acapulco the world number 7 you can see him at the bottom of your screen here recovering fr

eso sí tiene que ser mayor de 21 aÑos ahora con esclavos roland ya no es nada de lo que usted se estátro tipo de problemas por el momento los rescates de animales en peligro sin suspendidos debido esto pandemia. en el sur del estado ocurrió la tarde del lunes cuando una llamada los simpson en las autoridades sobre un intento de secuestro de una mujer según los relatos sospechoso primero sacó un hombre de la casa y a puÑal o posteriormente sacó la mujer y lo puÑal o las autoridades durante la sospechoso gracias a la videollamada jardineros del área de la bella fueron asociados por una banda de delincuentes recuperaron habló con algunos sofisticados que le dijeron, en el segundo se convirtieron envíctima de la violencia. en escáner esta trabajando en la esquina de la calle 26 de san antonio con la punta de pistola por sujetos y para cortar un árbol. yo lo miré pegue un grito pero en otro agarró la más grande en eres uno de varios jardineros se quienes está banda de delincuentes victimización san josé y cuya única fuente de ingresos se vio truncada. me afecto porque ya no puede seguir tr

death wasn't all and or the rushing roland as another of the logan's attractions the steam train hastravelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and takes is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed to $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like selling them beenz developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no peopl

down wasn't all and or the rushing roland is another of logan's attractions for the steam train has travelledthe narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and take soon is to go on it's hunting lodge . the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like selling then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. they're blaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no peopl

and the rushing roland is another of the lukens attractions.the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely than its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and take soon is to go on it's hunting lodge . the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the $154.00 steps in its tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas they're magnificent bill is near the beach. they're blaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts . in 870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in

many areas, we have recent traffic collision that just popped up this hot spot southbound 1, one and roland. >>i no gain right and center lanes are closed there. so we're tracking that also we see how wet like you mentioned the richmond sandra fell commute is you can barely see earlier we were up to about 16 or 17 minutes or so now we're back down to 12 months of people are making their way through the air. he just can't see right now a look at the bay bridge things are getting better. we're not seen any more wet conditions that was soaked a minute ago here at the bay bridge. now it's under 13 minutes for that drive time to that premature exit a look at the golden gate bridge. we also saw some wet roadways here 23 minutes as you head into the city and the san mateo bridge looks great look at 14 as you head across towards the peninsula. we're tracking the roadways as drive times for you keeping you safe for now daryn james back to you we're also tracking the covid numbers and who gets to move into the less restrictive restrictive red tier today you can see we still have 4 counties that are s

down wasn't all and or the rushing roland is another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelledthe narrow gauge track since 1905 at a pace more leisurely than its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and takes is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in its tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. there gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts . in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays he can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustle and bus

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book at home after school as 1st tough freiburg captain christian 2 ago my 1st go to hungary and roland's ally freiburg went on to win this 12 nil and now i think in the standings. let's take a complete look at the standings aftermaths to $26.00 with games left for each club on have held their 4 point lead at the top of a lot and is now 6th having won the 3 of 13 games of recent times in the 2nd half shell corps there at the bottom half and months both move a point clear of the relocations on. in tennis germany's alexander has won a thrilling mexican open final in acapulco the world number 7 at the bottom of your screen here recovering from a shaky start to beat stefan. in straight sets 64766 across was the top seed and had stormed out to a 41 late in the 1st set before turn things around the germans. having fans in the stands was the most fun he's had apart from that hat in many months. ok coming up next is world stories where you'll meet turkey's famous music pioneer . i'm anthony hallett in berlin i'll have more headlines at the top of the hour. we've got some tips for your bucket list

i have started going to go with mr mom to roland mused back at the end of october before i got to don't actually and after a long series of negotiations of we were able to sign our contract we share a lot in accelerating the vaccination in hungary you said it's rightly more than 1400000 now today just morning even more than 1500000 i'm gary and i want to be in vaccinated. scandinavian countries are extending a freeze on the use of the astra zeneca a covert vaccine that's despite the european medicines agency concluding on thursday about the drug was safe and effective taking us through developments here start to you shortly. several scandinavian countries still unsure about losing this vaccine but start with finland which has now suspended the use of the astra zeneca jab why they think best against shoe cases of potential blood clots on top of that we know the norway denmark and sweden they're all holding back from restarting their programs all of them still have concerns about issues surrounding astra zeneca and say that they going to carry out their own investigations now due to sever

i have started going to go she shows with minister mom to roland mused back at the end of october before i got real actually and after a long series of negotiations only were able to sign our contract we share a lot in accelerating the vaccination in hungary you said it's rightly more than 1400000 today this morning even more than 1500000 of the areas have already been vaccinated that's. covert skeptics are running across europe this weekend devoting an end to restrictions u.k. and he looks out today clashed with officers and tried to break through police lies in the danish capital activists dressed in black elite flares and fireworks to protest the government's coronavirus reaction hundreds also came out against the government's response in the german city but. all german chancellor angela merkel took just one days of make a complete u. turn and all deeply unpopular plans for a strict looked all over easter. says day the festive april as well as the said of april should be defined as calm days with extensive contact restrictions and a ban on gatherings from the 1st to the 5th of april.

intense warnings that this is too soon to stop dropping mitigating measures although the vaccine roland is going quicker than was originally predicted health officials are insisting that it is too soon for people to drop their guard that people must continue to wear masks exercise social distancing carry out all those things that they should have been doing during the months of the epidemic so great concern among health officials about states like texas and mississippi opening up within the next few days the strongest criticism coming from president biden who's described the thinking behind these decisions as near the end the fall and saying that this is a huge mistake reiterating the fact that it's far too soon to open up even in the light of the vaccine rollout and mike speaking of president biden it looks like is covered relief bill is now a step closer to being passed. well there's still discussion going on in the senate the senate majority leader chuck schumer insisted that he wanted the bill to be passed in the senate or come before the senate later in the course of the day but st

to have started going to go she shows me the minister mom to roland mused back at the end of october before i got real actually and after a long series of negotiations and we were able to sign our contract which helps a lot. today this morning even more than 1500000 have already been vaccinated nordic countries are extending a freeze on the use of the astra zeneca coated vaccine that is despite the european medicines agency concluding on thursday that the drug was safe and effective charlotte dubinsky reports that several stands and even countries still sure about this vaccine that start with food which has now suspended the use of the asp is any good job why they think best cases of potential blood clots on top of that we know that norway. sweden they're all holding back for we starting those programs all of them still have concerns about rounding astra zeneca and saying that they going to carry out this movie best occasions now due to several serious cases and no way we want to thoroughly review the situation before we make a conclusion well blood clots is the issue that's been jus

you know a lot of bare faced sort of movie need being nominate in that supporting and roland. did you cry and other best actor nominations went to anthony hopkins for the father. i mean. for sound of metal and a posthumous nomination for chadwick boseman in my rainey's black bottom becoming goldman's death from cancer last year at the age of just 43 shocked and saddened his many fans. got about the kind of god god god he did i think a lot of people would say he's the sentimental favorite not just for his performance . but truly for his body of work in the best actress category frances mcdormand received her 6th us her nomination for nomad land and viola davis got her 4th nomination form are a nice black bottom the other actresses nominated are carey mulligan for promising young woman but s. occur before pieces of a woman and andra day for the united states versus billie holiday the oscars award ceremonies will be held mostly virtually on april 25th robert oulds al jazeera los angeles. it's good to have you with us live adrian from going to here in doha the headlines on al-jaze

i have started to negotiations with minister month to roland mused back at the end of october before i got neal actually and after a long series of negotiations and we were able to sign our contract which. a lot in accelerating the vaccination in hungary you said it's rightly more than 1400000 now today this morning even more more than 1500000 on the areas have already been vaccinated and these will not have been fussin both if he had the not decided to buy vaccine from also east you know vaccine is not a question of ideology for us is a matter of saving lives and if we had not contracted the chinese and russian the vaccine we could have saved the health care added health and the lives of many hungry aryans around 700000 on the aryans have received just our shot of a of an easterner vaccine so it's easy to do calculate you know what a position would be if you had another chinese and russian maxi. in the country and how was your vaccination experience to get any side effects. no actually i haven't found anything during neither during the x. anation nor afterwards i have received a 3rd

was wrong roland is it his own fault of our visit here. oh yeah i'm fresh out of steel i did say and got out of food and other information . in a matter. gets a bit muddled and i'll slow my money hirshman. what the general had in the 7th seal off in the can no had. i didn't i doubt it at the end you know more about i didn't. i did not send that r.c. what are the exceptions and the events of until you know. yeah. how did it go. and get socially in hand. but all the little flat it a deity and deceit. it's kind of rebuttal audio. is funny all you know mocking about him to be had no not so lucky lucky enough could have been had noah had had you have a beer with either stick to some a deal where you been accidentally not home or go home pelt as the idea not. that. he had. but it's mark. milley. for a while and any. seemed fair deal to him doris and just meant that selfie means that soon she had enough for myself. so in our foremost among. the. best i mustn't say you. believe in a one model rockets because they're not and somehow one of them to

library as the museum as it and as the organization continued to evolve during his lifetime what roland how did he impact her influence what the program was like there? okay, the program the as you know, bill the foundation the bush the georgian barber bush foundation now, they sponsor programming and in a bush was deeply engaged with all that programming often inviting heads of state. to visit the library and had and invited the public to listen to them make talks, texas a&m were located on the campus of course of a&m would often get involved in that and that visiting dignitary or dignitaries depending on what the occasion was. what often go over to a&m and make a talk over there as well and this includes people like michael gorbachev. he'll remember garbage visit that i saw the picture right yourself. never forget. yeah as we were walking with it if you probably remember that i was and president bush actually interviewed him in the museum. he said he's right remember that we see. yeah. they remember that so he thought of the museum and the library as a place to conduct business as wel

defeated out spoke at home after a scoreless 1st half to send contests run set up the 1st goal by roland shall i went on to win 2 now they are now 8 in the sticks. thank you for watching to debbie . because india better market economy british service factory make so sustained and don't depend on big companies designer thames and is taking a stance against the cheap garment cranes such a nice club you don't get in the market. it's nice to have an interesting background or from culture to. next on d w. i was 15 when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was fair. i even got white hairs that. learning the german language helped me a lot this keeps me and they go but you need me to entrap let's say you want to do their story my bloods are fighting and reliable information for margaret. the little guys this is the something to 7 percent stuff up for africa suit big issues his share i guess. you know harvest so i don't really not afraid such a delicate topic africa's population is moving fast. and young people clearly have the solutions the new job. is 77 percent now co

an emily roland, who has been reluctant to invest internationally.interesting conversation about good news is good news, for who? looking forward to that conversation later on this morning. i will run. i believe the next segment you will be talking about the royal family. lisa: thanks a lot. no we are not. jonathan: tom once the information for the royal family. lisa, you are now a royal correspondent. tom: i am looking at the star. jonathan: i am looking at the summary of the daily star with tom keene coming up shortly. from new york city, good morning. interesting time in the financial markets and one that will be written about for a long time. this is bloomberg. ritika: senate democrats made some changes to president biden's stimulus bill, mostly to appeal to moderates and comply with parliamentary rules. those changes are look not likely to keep the measure from sailing through the house. it will be a tight vote. nancy pelosi can afford to have only four democrats oppose the bill. president biden will formally create a gender policy council withi

was 1st tough for the captain christine good to run toward the go for the 1st goal for hungary and roland cell live from it went on to win this 12 nil there now i think in the standings. and a look at the total standings now enough to match the 268 games left for each club from here by until the 4 point lead at the top of a lot see live accused in a slip down to 6th having won on the 3 of 13 games since the start of the in the bottom half is their right of the bottom half and months but both moved a point clear of the relegation zone. well in tennis germany's alexander's rare earth has won a thrilling mexican open final in acapulco the world number 7 we're about to say at the bottom of your screen recovered from a shaky start to beat stephanos. in straight sets 6476 city bus was the top seed in the storm to 241 late in the 1st set before center of turned it all around the german fans being in the stands made for the most fun he's had from buying that hat in months. or done for now coming up next how big financial institutions are trying to monetise water that's right now investigative doc

one of the biggest evangelists of digital revolution, roland powell, ceo of real vision group.i'm a big fan of your writing and your commentary. i saw recently you said the digital revolution is about distributed economics or economy, rather, which gives individuals power over their own economy. explain that for the audience. >> yeah. i mean if you think about the world that we live in, we live around where banks control the allocation of capital for all of us and for businesses, and those are controlled by the central banks. so you don't really get a say how you get money, what rates money comes at, all those kind of things. the distributed world is separate. it runs entirely differently outside of the influence of a individual or something like a central bank. when you find, when you go to the digital asset markets, finding interest rates maybe 6% versus zero in the traditional banking markets. you have access to capital. you can store money off line away from others. so therefore you don't have large breaches of capital. you have some relative amounts of privacy. there is wh

the end of the night, her mother was one of eight people killed at three different spas in the net rolandwebb says the extended family is still in china and no one has had the heart to tell webb's grandmother. >> they were celebrating the birthday. and my grandmother was the only one who doesn't know my mom -- that she passed away. >> our lives are changed forever. >> yeah. >> it's not fair. >> reporter: tan's ex-husband said she was determined saving money money carefully with the exception of splurging carefully on an expensive hand bag. a woman who rode on the back of a bicycle in the middle of the might to get to a hospital to have her baby girl. she talked about traveling the world after retiring. >> she will never goat do that. >> reporter: he says she wanted to protect her business from certain kinds of customers. >> she used to tell me she would throw customers out because they would come in and think that they could, could have sex. and she would say get out of my business, you know, and she would throw them out of. she was a strong mother hen over that business and the people th

be less tech savvy still have a shot at getting a shot it's been a heart breaking year for briana rolandsthetics and biomedical engineering in grad school but sfrugling with grief over her grandfather's death from covid. >> he got sick one day last april and six days we were saying goodbye over zoom in the hospital. >> her sore ov spurred her to action these days breonna is balancing books with booking vaccine appointments. >> i was able to book new at 11:15. i hope that works. >> it feels good to hear people have hope, have a sense of light at the end of the tunnel. >> breonna is part of a group called the chicago vaccine angels. >> do we have any updates on let's say like loyola booking? >> they've helped more than 1,000 people land appointments through a labyrinth of locations websites, eligibility rules and tech glitches. and they're not alone. across the nation volunteers organized on facebook and in neighborhoods to help others navigate a baffling system. >> there are no available slots for this month. >> you just have to wake up at odd hours in the morning you know just keep on re

this weekend looks like a slight chance of showers again late on sunday, keep it coming to you from rolande need rein let's go sure yeah. thanks a ok piled >>well don't know whether it feels like a week or 10 years, but it is been one year since. this was our web story on kron 4 dot com. 3/9/2020 the grand princess cruise ship docked at the port of oakland. it was carrying passengers sue it tested positive for something called the coronavirus yeah you really felt sorry for those more than 3,000 people. they were on board the ship at the time passengers they were taken to various military bases, including travis. >>air force base for a mandatory quarantine when the cruise ship arrived in oakland, the pandemic was just beginning at the time the bay area had recorded fewer than 100 positive cases now one year later there have been more than 411,000 confirmed cases in the bay. >>claiming more than 5,000 lives and while we are certainly not out of the woods by any means there is reason to hope that the worst is behind us. we have been reflecting over the past year so talking with bay area leade

did just roland guys, that wasn't there earlier, another view at the coastline showing skies not as foggyomeone to be keeping an eye on that. making sure visibilities holding up just fine for you that roadways are already wet. so you do want to get out there and to maybe a bit of a slower ago this morning because obviously we had a good dose of rainfall yesterday afternoon into last night and it's now just clearing out half moon bay this morning. not as foggy as the golden gate. but there's plenty of low cloud cover sitting over head for you as we work our way through today. you're going to see less and less of that cloud cover more and more sunshine. i mentioned the south bay. you saw our last shower activity rolling through last night. it's really cleared out nice free this morning. but roadways are wet couple sprinkles along the coastline and a few light showers right above sandra fell actually now working your way right away right at the intersection of 5.81, o one there right before you get to the richmond center fell bridge. also looking at a few light sprinkles elsewhere in the nor

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this is roland. there is something seriously wrong with picking up requests to speak from the public. i really want to thank director chang for her report. the only be thing i would add is that the new bart project manager is watry. he correctly identifies the only viable alignment that they are working on the last four years. i would like to remind you if you were on the board at the time. the reason we have to stop working on that alignment we lost the powers alignment when the tjpa sold block five which is where the tower is. mr. waltry defined pretty much the issues caused by this pushing the transbay crossing into the bay. i really hope we continue to work with him and come up with solutions that are going to push these platforms back to where they were to be in the first place in the middle of the train box. it means that there will be no train box extension. that is where the east bay goes. thank you. >> thank you. any other public speakers? >> no. that was the only member of the public. >> th

this is roland. there is something seriously wrong with picking up requests to speak from the public. i really want to thank director chang for her report. the only be thing i would add is that the new bart project manager is watry. he correctly identifies the only viable alignment that they are working on the last four years. i would like to remind you if you were on the board at the time. the reason we have to stop working on that alignment we lost the powers alignment when the tjpa sold block five which is where the tower is. mr. waltry defined pretty much the issues caused by this pushing the transbay crossing into the bay. i really hope we continue to work with him and come up with solutions that are going to push these platforms back to where they were to be in the first place in the middle of the train box. it means that there will be no train box extension. that is where the east bay goes. thank you. >> thank you. any other public speakers? >> no. that was the only member of the public. >> th

. >> go ahead doctor roland. >> thank you. the me clear up the exact location.to get a better understanding to get to the region, one is to look back over a decade ago. in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, tiny grants both of the american destined decline accelerated by china was an upward trajectory. with 2011 administrations and rebalance of the diplomatic and security focus to the pacific regions and beijing and to increase the pressure on china's immediate and construct his face and make parts . [inaudible]. century perceived as an intensified space of american containing the chinese providing nonstrategic rebalancing. the strategy involves trying to china's flank constructing as much as possible u.s. access to the china sees while pressuring the allies pretty. [inaudible]. on same time consolidating china's powers on his continental environment. into expanded china's influence in the position of the region chinese economic power and china's strong points as remained supplemented by the billing of an increasingly work of both hard and soft i

technicals are being sold out of their long positions, but we look at etf liens -- buy-in's, a rolandat has left -- a role and cap -- a roll and carry trade. we are getting to an inflection point right now. opec is going to monitor this market very closely and for the next month or two, i think we are going down the path of production cuts. the writing is on the wall though i think right -- on the wall, though. i think russia and saudi arabia are looking at this, russia's going to cut more oil, that is going to result in more oil coming to the market, whether next month or the month after. we have to face the reality check on more oil is going to be coming back to the market. there is talk of super cycles, but i just don't buy into it right now. shery: thank you, stephen, axi chief market strategist. archegos has a huge loss from an unidentified american client. a person close to the matter says it is tied to archegos. significant losses in the wake of a selloff tied to archegos selloff. let's talk to vonnie quinn with first word news. vonnie: the u.s. and other governments are joinin

up 180% from its march low check in with chris roland at success ka hannah, he expect a modest beat inow there is a historic chip shortage across the industry that chris says could limit upside the big number to watch, q 2 guidance chris is looking for $6.42 billion but has to be closer to $6.6 billion for the stock to move higher. >> josh lipton, thank you. steph, what are your thoughts on broadcom >> well, i own it. i like it. it trades at about 20 times forward. you get a 3% dividend yield, you get cloud, data center and 5g. apple is a 20% customer or revenue base for the company they are going the see tail winds for that as well i think the biggest numbers i am looking for right now are bookings at $7 billion and backlog of $14 billion i do expect a strong quarter it is about the quite. i think the quite might be better or less bad on a squepgs business because this is their seasonably slow quarter into next one. >> mike the dollar had a nice jump today as well as yields. >> it did. dollar went up to a mul month high marginally. it happened as yields were popping after powell did s

at mobile command, roland pickens, who is our san francisco health director who has been designated asirector of mobile command, he has been getting vaccines into arms as quickly as possible when we get enough vaccine. so you have our commitment to ensuring that, in your district as well as in other districts in san francisco, where there are populations that don't have access to vaccines through their health care provider and/or who will not go [inaudible] including right now, as you've pointed out, in the tenderloin. d.p.h. has, again, control of a quarter to a third of the vaccines that are coming into the city, so our efforts, unfortunately, are not inclusive of all the other health care providers, but we are working with the health care providers to make sure that we have a coordinated response. and again, for more details, we can have mr. pickens or covid command to pick up details as part of follow up. >> chair haney: thank you for that. i appreciate it. and, you know, i do think that we are going to get to a point where we're really going to have to be meeting people where they

i will go ahead and move to michelle roland. if you can go ahead and let your callers know to dial star, three to move ahead now, and i will let those callers know. [speaking spanish language] >> great. thank you so much. i'll unmute a caller. hello, caller? >> umm, hello? >> hello, caller. you have three minutes. >> okay. so yes, hello. my name is raul. i'm an organizer in the mission with [inaudible] and i want to advocate for the family tenants that are in s.r.o. units that are not appropriate for children to grow up in, and just in general, the condition of the s.r.o. hotels are not always the best. some families are forced to live in s.r.o. units, and we have seen families that move out of the s.r.o. units because they couldn't deal with the conditions anymore. a lot of these families at the moment are not working, so they have to do their best to be able to have a shelter and, you know, a roof for their children. and also, as we continue through the pandemic, we don't want to have any children [inaudible], and so, because,