samir made a point that lots of people make. and i'm only going to pick on samir because he's here on the, on the, on the show with me that that the president views the s&p 500 as a scorecard. undoubtedly that's true. >> but the more. >> likely it's the dow. but yeah. >> well. >> i don't even. know where the dow is. but you said it was down 600 before. i have no idea what that means. but but you know what the president also uses as a scorecard the number of people crossing the border illegally, the number of americans that die from fentanyl overdoses. and is one more important than the other? i'm not sure. i think if you ask most market participants, as samir said, they would probably assume that the s&p 500 is the barometer, and if it goes up or down, it's viewed as a vote of confidence in whatever policy is doing. however, i think it's important for investors to have to take something of a political view here and look at it through the prism of administrative. the administration's people who say, i mean, listen, let's ignore t

khader samir, a moment of relief her son mutassim has been battling a life threatening immune disorder since october. gaza's decimated health care system cannot save him. thank god. today, our pleas have finally succeeded. after a long and painful struggle, she says. i pray that his journey leads to successful treatment. that same day, mutassim and others arrive in egypt. life saving treatment now finally within reach. jeremy diamond, cnn, tel aviv. >> all right. when we come back, the swift reaction from america's top trading partners after president trump issues steep new tariffs. plus, fear of deportation has spread among undocumented migrant families in the u.s. what one charity is doing to help. we'll have that and more after the break. please stay with us. >> this part. >> changed my life. >> superman. crazy. just that simple little thing over. >> the horse. >> chris wanted. >> to change the world. >> people are literally. >> walking because of. >> him. >> superman. the christopher reeve story tonight at eight on cnn. >> can the riva support your. >> brain health? >> mary. >> jan

sincerely samir hempel. there are residents of 139. >> 29th street. thank you for look.e is wyatt arnold. i'm reading a letter on behalf of a neighbor at the project who couldn't be here today. dear commissioners, my name is malcolm henley and i live at 2060 a day street. i am a direct neighbor of the proposed development at 28 and 30 day street and i strongly support the project. the proposed work the current property looks more like a haunted house than something fit for living people. not only is it a blight on the neighborhood, it is also hard to imagine that it could possibly be legal for human habitation or cost effective to repair. i'm thrilled that someone has taken on the task of replacing it. matt and helen have met with us frequently to discuss how their development would interact with our buildings. as part of this they have graciously made several changes to their plans building less than their legal right. in order to preserve some of the views that we cherish, let's show the world that s.f. can still build and approve these plans. they will be an improveme