appoint and waive the residency requirement for jessica lehman, jennifer esteen and to appoint sarah short to the housing conservative ship working group. >> i'm sorry, residential wafers fowaivers for two of the three? >> 29, yes, i called 29. >> and did you mention -- >> yes, mr. president, i did mention the residency requirement to be waived. >> for who. >> jessica lehman and jennifer esteen. >> is there a reason why we're getting waivers for two of the fly appointees on this? and i ask this question consistently when i see so many people get waivers for residency purposes. there's a lot of people in san francisco that live here and why can't we find anybody? and i'm not saying tease people aren't qualified. so i don't know if you want to -- >> sure. as the chair of the rule's committee, i'm happy to respond. if i remember and remind me, there were five applicants for these three seats. so we didn't get an overwhelming response to the request for applicants. that's number one and number two, the sad reality in san francisco these days is that the people often most expert to do the work

now sarah short says, and i quote, healthcare, not handcuffs. >> thank you, any a member of the public who has spoken that wishes to speak. seeing none, public comment is closed. i just want to tell you from the bottom of my heart, thank you, thank you for your beautiful inspiring words. thank you for having been in this fight a lot longer than i have and for sticking with it and thank you for teaching us so much about what we need to do right and how to be a model, not only for our region but our state and for our country. we are 100% committed to seeing this through. hopefully, we -- like if any of you had asked, we can reach agreement with the mayor's office and get it implemented sooner rather than later. i think that's something we would all love to see. but like others have said, it has to be the big bold vision, the universal system that we allallall need and want. hopefully we will get there and one way or another, we'll be passing this or put it in the hand of the voters with this measure that's officially placed on the ballot. we can always take it off but before november 27t

and then zach golden, sarah short from the demand coalition who was just, i think detained by hopefully will be joining us soon didn't then finally we've received amazing support this entire time by the incredible liam mcglofland and jackie kragr. thank you for your incredible nonstop work on this measure and then finally, there was a little conflict before we came in here. there's a lot of excitement and emotion but i will tell you the deputy sheriff's association has been supportive of mental health sf. so let's just know that they have been supporting us from the get-go on this initiative, because they know what it means when mental illness goes un treated. so thank you to them and thank you to huey sf, 2121 and i said that the san francisco labor council, the consumers and the families, most recently zach williams who made a beautiful video and tribute to his father, robin williams, who battled and struggled with mental illness in his lifetime and has been a huge supporter of mental health sf. we've had so much incredible imput from all of our community-based organizations from the

and then zach golden, sarah short from the demand coalition who was just, i think detained by hopefully will be joining us soon didn't then finally we've received amazing support this entire time by the incredible liam mcglofland and jackie kragr. thank you for your incredible nonstop work on this measure and then finally, there was a little conflict before we came in here. there's a lot of excitement and emotion but i will tell you the deputy sheriff's

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sarah: they are positioning in year part of the curve. morgan stanley also saying they are positioning in the same sense but with german bunds. short and belly of the curve and all the way to the back end of the curve. amanda: sarah ponczek, great to have you with us. now to mark crumpton with first word. powerfulalbania, a earthquake has killed at least 14 people and injured more than 600. it had a magnitude of 6.4. it collapsed at least three apartment buildings and was felt across the southern balkans. china and the united states are inching their way forward on the first phase of a trade deal. beijing says the two sides have "reached consensus on properly resolving relevant issues." president trump said a short ine ago that the u.s. is "the final throes of its attempt to reach a deal." mr. trump also says he stands with the people of hong kong. meanwhile, shares of alibaba jumped in their hong kong debut. that cap's a landmark sale that unfolded during violent antigovernment protests. it is hong kong's biggest stock listing this year, and the strong showing is a triumph for alibaba and the hong kong exchange. jerome powell says

sarah dealt differently? >> yes. you know, she had been medicated for depression. she just shortat 16, sarah found someone new to focus on. >> how did you meet your husband? >> my first job ever was at a veterinary clinic in saint charles. we were both kennel techs at the time, which was a glorified name for cleaning kennels. he just became my whole universe. >> ben and sarah lived like free spirits through their 20s, traveling the country before settling in anchorage in 2001. >> we had absolutely no conflict ever. i thought that was success, based on what i saw growing up. he was so many things that i wasn't. i kind of merged into him and idolized him, like he could do no wrong, and he was so gregarious and charismatic, and had a lot of different interests. i had none, i had him. >> while ben honed his schools as a beer brew, sarah went to work at a social security office where she met jaime. >> sarah and i worked together. you see a co-worker you avoid them, she was one of those people i liked to chat with because she's really smart and interesting. >> do you remember when sara

sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. well robert broad joins us from roll call and robin to the voting continues for just a short period of time now and the voter turnout as sarah mentioned in that report impressively increased compared to what recent elections. absolutely so here we are in record breaking territory here you mentioned still half an hour to go the polling stations are a bit quieter we don't have the long lines outside but the pictures we've been watching here still show people are turning up making sure that they cast their vote before the 10 30 pm local time which is when those polling stations close as you mentioned there way record numbers of voters turning out something just over 2700000 people of a record 4000000 people who registered have now cast their votes that is 66 percent which is way more than during any previous district council election and in fact it sets a wreck already these are higher than the previous highest total that was during a legislative council election that's hong kong's many parliament that took place 3 years ago when 58 percent of the electorate voted so 66 percent an hour an

government movement vowing to continue the demonstrations which is now entering this sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. time for a short break here and al-jazeera when we come back food and fuel shortages in several bolivian cities as protesting supporters of former president everyone around is cut off transport routes. and we take a look at how this year's selection of films and festival tackles some of the harsh realities faced by so many from sudan to syria and more of that stay with us. however i think a lot is say flooding into northern parts of the philippines over the next couple as you can see this area cloud here that is a typhoon just clipping a loose on further south it is generally dry achiles of one of cheese shallows just nothing in this we go on through the next few days quite a rash i was there across malaysia northern parts of indonesia seeing some wet weather as well and that way with the sinking a little further south which as we go on into with stay as it does say for much of indonesia for java at least it should be a lot of the chance of want to show i was just rolling in here and we could really d

sarah, thank you. on short notice to give us wisdom on home depot as well. lots going on.es, david coming up on value. maybe home depot will become a value. stay with us. home depot down 7%, this is bloomberg. ♪ need so muchure we accommodation at this time. i'm a little worried we would have less room for a negative shock. the long end of the market has been fluctuating between 1.5% and 2%, a lot lower than what we are experiencing before the last recession which means quantitative easing would have some effect. guy: the view from boston. the view from morgan stanley. the fed is on the sidelines. if we don't get a trade deal by december 15, do we have to put them back on the table? jim: the odds go up. it will depend what happens down the road. if we look at other markets. credit spreads, relatively low and tight. credit is cheap and money is accessible. does the additional 25 basis point rate cut by the fed, does that really help at this point? does it need to? equity markets are doing well. we effectively need to see the dollar getting weaker. we would like to see that.

short-term rentals in that town. >>was an air bnb that was the scene of that shooting on halloween. so cropper sara stinson live now in orinda with more on the story sarah. >>that's right tonight city council members will discuss the future of the city's relationship with there being the and short term rentals in totality will be talking about maybe a. short term rentals like air bnb this all while the city continues to mourn. deal with what had happened you can see behind me flowers candles pictures of the victims people have gathered here to us put something it. of those who died you can see in the video from that horrific night. what happened in one unraveled that night manhunt for the killer or killers who opened fire at the air bnb on halloween continues as we speak right now police on the night of the shooting. they're said there was more than 100 people at the rental house when shots rang out, there are first reports of noise complaints by nearby neighbors. then police received reports of a shooting that took place when they arrived they found 3 people dead on the scene and then 2 people were transported to hospital where they later died from the

. >> sarah: ra fischer promising lives cut short, a cnbc contributor the question is, we look at thata and does it really cut -- i mean, clearly cuts against elizabeth warren to some degree. i would assume it would cut against the bidens of the world. >> look, it's very early into his candidacy. the good news is i think for america that he's actually doing it this time as opposed to fooling around and thinking about it and over analyzing it i don't think we've ever seen anybody with quite this substantial amount of wealth run for president. i mean, tom steyer seems to have unlimited funds. >> he's not spending it. >> right bloomberg isn't spending it? >> no, tom steyer isn't spending it. >> he's had an impeach campaign. now bloomberg can literally spend unlimited money. the digital campaign can be run. >> sarah, what do you think of that why is tom steyer, he has a lot of money, he could be spending it, maybe he is. i don't know if it's working >> he actually is spending it. if you were to take a look at the tv ads only, bloomberg is spending a lot, but in terms of all spending steyer

reporters that we are coming down to the short strokes and in communication with beijing every day. that doesn't mean another breakdown won't be averted. sarahjoins us from l.a. with the latest. sarah, is there anything more believable about this comment then every other time we've been close to a deal? inah: what is more telling the comments were comments we got from secretary ross who said until everything is agreed to, nothing is. that has been the case all along. there's no reason to believe anything is different this time around. a lot of this will come down to the final issues. there's a lot of reasons to believe the u.s. and china are far apart on some of these lower-level issues. t2 that is the tariff question. will they be rolled back? that will be the key for china. >> it is hard for me to wrap my head around the sticking points. i heard about soybeans as well as hog imports and enforcing the amount china says they are going to purchase. and then reports about phase ii of negotiations and how solidified the roadmap has to be. can you give us a sense of what we know that has been solidified? nail on theit the head where the confusio

short-term rentals will be. >>brainstorming a number of ideas at their meeting tonight. kron 4 sarah stinson live in a red in front of one of the memorials that's been set up. sarah. >>yeah i just spoke with said one of her in this council members dentist, amy told me that they will be considering a number of options in his opinion the things that these air bnb rentals where there's no hose who basically just going to a head they came home that you have rented on air bnb that should be banned and because he says. as many people as you want even though the city's ordinances you can only have a map maximum of 13 people. dennis space as maybe this ordinance is a working you can see behind to me the more is still out here, there's flowers there candles these pictures of the victims a lot of people stopping by 2. look at this and kind of just pay their respects. also a dentist fay said is that this is not common for. and it was the 6 to 8 years ago, you know this is his last check and he said that this is just completely shocked the entire area people just not used to having this kind of

sarah. >>and to get the box is full. turkey which is the most impt important part about your thanksgiving meal. e problem is they're short on turkey's they have enoh for today. but the coern is for tomorrow and wednesday. they only have about 1800 turkeys and they are still in need of 6,000 more this is not just om things given. christmas because they do this holiday box giving during e christmas time as well sacred heart has been here 55 years and says about 60,000 people year with the many services they have your ey have a toy drive. have different services, this holiday season. they're trying to help more families than ever before like i said to a journey to the public stepping up and getting in here and gettingore turkeys to the ganization. as i said you can see hundreds people lining upo get a holiday box early people living in the bay area pay some the highest rate in the country spendi about 80% of their income on it that makes it hard to survive it makes a whole is a very stressful time. take a listen to the executive director of sacred heart talk out they need he sees in their community. >>the consequences ofur

crossed the channel, and now we get a dip in the economy in the short run, but things can move up because uncertainty is lifted. alix: sarahrap or value -- is erupt a value trap or value -- is europe a value trap or value? sarah: there are some opportunities, but you are stuck in a low growth arena. these are hard things to fix. it is not an easy thing. if you do not want to do anything on the fiscal policy side, which they keep making clear they don't in the short-term, it is very hard to see how you get out of a morass. adding negative rates to more negative rates doesn't seem to be doing anybody any goods, and it is certainly difficult for the financial system, and it is going to put a huge amount of pressure on pensions and ever thing else. there's a lot going on under the surface that is still problematic. art: i think sarah is right, and i think your question is right. it is such a good-looking value trap. the multiples are always so much lower. we always say, as compared to europe, this looks great. you look at the currency issues, and that looks even better. you are always saying to yourself, doesn't this look so m

red that will be holding a meeting to talk about short-term housing rentals and what to do this shooting happened at an air bnb yeah let's go to kron 4 sarah stinson and erin debt to talk about what they might do. >>are we talking about a ban and that the idea. >>looks like city council members will be having a discussion on what they want to do with their be in the in terms of having short term rentals that means those weekend stays where people can just. so they're thinking maybe we should banned short term rentals that way people would have to make a longer commitment maybe a week maybe a month. they're going to be discussing all sorts of different options too basically avoid this from happening in the future they're saying they need to do something. i'm appealing can still see flowers and candles a picture frames of the people who died. night shooting here in orinda you can see the video from that horrific night, the manhunt for the killer or killers who opened fire at this air bnb on halloween continues. police say on the night of the shooting there was more than 100 people at the rental house when shots rang out there are first repor

hold a meeting to talk about short-term housing rentals because that house where the party was was an air bnb house for more on the story want to check in with kron 4 sarah stinson she's live in front. >>will enter into this morning, sarah. >>good morning that's live here in front of the more well that is still here in orinda in the downtown area you can see balloons and flowers. and is still trying to heal and the other communities where these victims live from the shooting happened on halloween. now tonight the city council members here into they'll be debating the future of their relationship with air bnb including short-term rentals in general, whether they're going to put a temporary ban. and they're going to discuss this. tonight city council meeting this all after the deadly halloween party that killed 5 people you can see in the video from that horrific night. killers opened fire at this air bnb on halloween. it continues. police say. and the shooting there was more than one and are people at the rental house. 3 shots rang out they were first reports of noise complaints from nearby neighbors and then police received reports of the shooting, 3 peo

sarah: we also just saw a switch. that was pretty fast, and you're talking about changes in data .hat weren't so huge i think there's a lot of very shorterm big swings. just look at interest rates. we don't see interest rates move that fast, generally. that was a huge sentiment shift. there's a number of events we cannot plan for. alix: enough said, and we will leave it there. moves, whatever. [laughter] alix: sarah hunt of alpine woods, you're sticking with me. a reminder, all the charts we use and more throughout the program, no to gtv on your terminal. browse the features, check it out. this is bloomberg ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: you're watching "bloomberg daybreak." it will be hong kong's biggest first timeshare offering since 2010. to $15 hopes to raise up billion in a-shares sale in the city. next week carol -- next week there will be a listing in hong kong. no deal is too big for blackstone's real estate investors. since june, blackstone has done two deals worth almost when he $5 billion. -- cohead of real estate almost $25 billion. he cohead of real estate telling berg what she looks for -- telling bloomberg what

sarah is at the contra costa colored to tell us what we can expect. >> reporter: domico jones is scheduled to be arraigned in martinez at 8:45 am. typically, these hearings are pretty short. the 20-year-old was arrested on charges of being a felony possession of a firearm and ammunition. according to the contra costa county district attorneys office, they say that this is part of the investigation into the orinda shooting. they would not go into detail about exactly how junk is connected, saying it is a sensitive investigation. it came days after father men were arrested. four were later released and prosecutors do not have enough evidence to file criminal charges. they are asking for anyone with information to contact police. >> the investigation is ongoing and active. we are working with the sheriff's office about evidence as it comes in. we want any witnesses to come forward because we need their help. >> frederick johnson was also arrested on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition as well as child endangerment. the district attorney's office is dealing with that case. atf help the sheriff's office carry out search warrants and raids in the

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