this is at 2 russia avenue. it's zones ncd with a hide limit of 65. because of the zoning control, it's limited to 8 units on this site. so the plans we received are just that, 8-unit building, con towning no bmr units, because it's under the 10-unit threshold for inclusionary. and it's not even going to the full 65 feet that it's allowed to. so we just -- some estimations, if they were to use home-sf on the same site, could yield 26 units with 8 bmrs. the site could fit up to 20 units. so it's definitely underdeveloped, i would say. so we've heard that -- aside from the cost and complexity of including bmr units, the project sponsor was not interested in taking on the extra process of conditional use, which is what home-sf requires. we've also seen projects like this one at 2670 geary, lucky penny site. here they came to us with mixed-use project containing just 21 units, which is what the base zoning allowed. we asked them to explore a home-sf option that provided more housing and they developed a scheme with 121 units of which 36 would have been af

talk to john bolton was very civil he expressed who prove that you know that the new avenues new common goals that russia and the united states could work together towards and that would improve trust between the two bridge the divide the chasm that's. developed that amir putin also congratulated john bolton on the united states winning the jointly winning the world cup bid and he said that russia is ready to share its own experience. with it was. i want to congratulate you on winning the right to host the fifa world cup in twenty twenty six we so far managed to organize the world cup appropriately. the visited self has been understandably incredibly resonant it's called everywhere in the press it's been talked about for weeks and will probably be talked about for weeks but of course the meat of it is that everybody everybody believes that john bolton was here to organize to potentially talk about a meeting face to face meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin which would be a breakthrough obviously no details on whether that was discussed yet or whether that's happening when where if nevertheless

russia is open. we stated that repeatedly and opened avenues of communication on ukraine on syria on cyber, and improvement in the relationship can only happen once russia stops its aggressive behavior. so far we've been disappointed in the russian government's lack of taking responsibility for its rations. we have nothing to announce -- for its actions. we have nothing to announce at this time. i will continue to fight for an approach with russia that's open to dialogue, but doesn't sacrifice our relationship with our friends. >> but the president announced a desire to bring russia back into the g7 regardless of what the state department has to announce, you are not in charge of u.s. foreign policy, the president is, and he announced that his desire is to bring russia back in without preconditions. is that not the president's position? >> well, i think that's extrapolating somewhat from the comments he made. as i understand the president's view of russia, this is one of the world's largest nuclear powers, we have to be open to dialogue, reach out and keep the channels open, but i think the administration

platform at the go op convention was changed to favor russia in terms of the war on ukraine and, of course, he resigned a day after it was discovered that avenues still in debt to all of these pro-russian ukrainian interests. >> you know, chris, if i could point out, it wasn't just the relationship with derepaska and the financial, the debt there. he was also owed. he and kilimnik believed they were owed tens of millions of dollars by this opposition block, the pro-russian sort of follow-up success ker party to viktor yanukovych's party of re-jens. kilimnik traveled twice to the u.s. during the campaign when trump -- when manafort was chairman of the campaign. my sources tell me at one point said he was in trump tower meeting with manafort and they were discussing both the relationship with deripaska and how they could collect on what that he believed were these unpaid fees from this ongoing political party in ukraine that was aligned with russia. this is during the campaign. >> so here's the big question, natasha. we we're all looking at michael cohen. there's news he might be ready to flip. manafort has shown no signs of wanting to do that de

russia. it is like a call in tv show with mr. putin. get a call from 1600 pennsylvania avenue as well.cow as we speak. we thank our moscow bureau for that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg surveillance," let's get the bloomberg business flash. warren buffett and jamie dimon urging companies to and the practice of offering quarterly earnings guidance. they say quarterly guidance often leads to unhealthy focus on short-term profit at the expense of long-term strategy. european union antitrust regulators preparing to fine google or hindering competition with the android mobile phone system. they could be imposed as soon as july. fined a record number for antitrust regulation. economic slowdown may be getting worse. factory orders unexpectedly fell for a fourth month in april declining 2.5%. orders from the eurozone plunged nearly 10%. tom: thank you. we are in an advantage with an emergency market insight, elsa and bhanu, thrilled to have both em andon to talk about what it means for the global system. elsa, let me begin with you. this is turkish lira back 20 years. the red circl