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. >> joining me now, stephanie gosk and "washington post" political reporter eugene scott who writes ntity politics among many other things. stephanie, drew brees just showed such insensitivity to his own teammates and to the struggle that this country is in right now. >> well, i think we should go through the timeline here, andrea, and see how this played out. drew brees did an interview with yahoo! finance, specifically ask about how he's going to feel in the fall when players inevitably protest racial injustice and police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem. obviously, in the wake of everything that's been going on in this country, you are likely to see some of that. he was pointedly asked that question and his answer was, i believe that it is disrespectful to the flag and the country to kneel during the anthem. he then, after those comments, which were quite long, were then highly criticized and triggered this reaction from teammates and other athletes like lebron james, he then clarified with espn in another statement. that statement, as well, triggering even more an

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scott weiner and david chu to protect businesses and nonprofit organizations for evictions and permits, small businesses or restaurants that decline during the shelter-in place. >> supervisor stephanie. >> today i have to make a motion to table this resolution after the legislature failed to advance sb939. this would are enacted a moratorium on evictions small businesses and renegotiate commercial leases during the state of emergency caused by the covid-19 pandemic. a small business community is hurting now more than ever and i'm hopeful the issues raised can be worked out in sacramento and committed to working with senator weiner to continue the fight to protect our local businesses. with that, i move to table this. (indiscernible). (role call). >> there are 11ayes. >> the motion to table passes. >> madam clerk, let's go and do the in memoriums. >> mr. president, today i have no in memoriums to ajourn the meeting with. >> colleagues, that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, think other further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for the day. >> thank you, madam clerk. as there is no further business, we are adjourned. >> ready to go. >> okay. i see

stephanie. i'm a san francisco resident and voter of district 8. evering everything you're saying has to do with chief scott's report. our communities will only be saved once sfpd is de-funded and the budget is invested into communities and programs that keep people safe, which is harm reduction and restorative justice. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller? >> hello, can you hear me? >> yes, we can hear you. >> hi. my name is kate. i was born and raised in san francisco. i too have been disgusted by the violence that has become more apparent in the news recently on the part of police. but i can't say it's anything new. i want to echo what an earlier caller said. i, too, would not feel safe calling the police because it's very possible that it could get someone killed. so i really want to echo what all the other callers have said. and we need to de-fund and disband the police. and put more money into programs that actually help people. all the commissioners and to london breed, i have seen you guys, this is optics for you, taking a knee is not enough. it's never going to be enough. de-fund and disband the

scott minerd whether this three day selloff is an opportunity to buy back into the market. but first, let's talk about what just happened. joining uz senior markets kpen take thor mike santoli stephanie link and black rock strategist mike pile joining the conversation mike santoli first to you. you know, it had been a steady and slow grind higher. and then, bam. what happened? >> not a single thing happened except we can say the conditions were in place for some kind of a pullback i don't think anything said it was going to be 6% in one day. but this market has been prone to these extreme one way moves in any given day the s&p 500 was up 1,000 points, almost exactly from the march 23rd low to the high on monday, 3232 so up 1,000 points it's now down a little more than 200 of those points. you know, in that context, we gave back 20% of a massive rally. we might be bracing for a little more storminess as the summer gets going maybe it's just going to be a volatile range we wiped away a lot of the froth in a single day. really three days, two of stealth selling and one of outright liquidation today >> steph, you said you were doing a lot of watching today to kind of mayhem it unfolded.

scott weiner and david chu to protect businesses and nonprofit organizations for evictions and permits, small businesses or restaurants that decline during the shelter-in place. >> supervisor stephanie. >> today i have to make a motion to table this resolution after the legislature failed to advance sb939. this would are enacted a moratorium on evictions small businesses and renegotiate commercial leases during the state of emergency caused by the covid-19 pandemic. a small business community is hurting now more than ever and i'm hopeful the issues raised can be worked out in sacramento and committed to working with senator weiner to continue the fight to protect our local businesses. with that, i move to table this. (indiscernible). (role call). >> there are 11ayes. >> the motion to table passes. >> madam clerk, let's go and do the in memoriums. >> mr. president, today i have no in memoriums to ajourn the meeting with. >> colleagues, that brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, think other further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for the day. >> thank you, madam clerk. as there is no further business, we are adjourned. >> good morning. welcome to th