todd david on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. i wanted to take a moment to maybe respond to commissioner richards' comments about sb 592. so sb 592 has absolutely nothing -- zero to do with sb 50. in fact, i would challenge to say he said there was long from sb 50 and put into 592. i'd like to know what that long is. sb 592 is a clarification of the housing accountability act. as i was here last week, the -- i said that there are municipalities that are currently denying zone complying projects, claiming that there are ambiguities in the housing accountability act, and sb 592's purpose is to clarify those beiambiguities. there is misinformation being spread that somehow this is a gutted amendment for sb 50. so i am looking forward to when there is information before this commission as to what's actually in sb 592 because once again it's to clarify ambiguities in the housing availability act. it has nothing to do with sb 50, which was a zoning accountability speak. >> vice president koppel: thank you. anybody else wish to speak? s

at montgomery and post. [ please stand by ] >> good afternoon, todd david. i want to give a sacramental update. a new housing bill sb-592. so, it's a technical issue to the housing can really act. claiming that there are some and buick get it - - i just wanted to give a quick update about what that's about. it's a technical fix to the houses accountability act. accountability are denying code compliant housing. there are ambiguities in the housing act of this piece of legislation is an attempt to close those loopholes. sb 592 will make its way through the process. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> that was my notice for the pre-application meeting. we followed all of the guidelines of in the planning departments preop requirements. sue, if you would like to meet personally, i would like to be with you to discuss the project. we originally intended to propose a hotel project on the site, working on entitlements on that since 2016, due to the change in zoning at the very end, we are now doing residential on the site. hopefully an hst project. we are very

. >> good afternoon, todd david on behalf of the housing action coalition. very excited to support this project. it's not often that we get to come here and talk about 960 new units of housing in san francisco. as we've discussed the central coma plan the last number of years, we were certainly, there were a lot of concerns about so much commercial property gowing into central soma and where is the housing so here is the housing so i think that as we look at commercial properties we can point to this project and it's exciting that the mayor office of housing will receive $65 million from this project and we were recently at an announcement for a 100% affordable housing project thatt purchased by the city and funds like this are used to purchase those 100% affordable housing sites so it's great to see that come along with 960 units of rental housing on top of that. it's my understanding the design of this project has not changed in many years so that it sounds like maybe there was a little flip in something around the noticing but the design has not changed s

todd david on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. so i just want to point out that the b.m.r. rate was set through a really rebust community process led by supervisor brown and it was passed by the board of supervisors unanimously. so the rate was a pretty good process and i've been sitting in the audience and listening to public comment and this pitting of affordable housing versus market rate housing. ok, well, somehow market rate housing means unaffordable housing. you know what, if you were a teacher, if you were a construction worker, if you were a firefighters, or if you were a first responder, and you live in san francisco, you live in market rate housing. you earn too much money to support subsidized affordable housing. to qualify for subsidized affordable housing. when we say we have market rate housing, plenty, what we're saying, what that really is saying is you know what, we don't need anymore teachers to live here. we don't need firefighters to live here. we don't need construction workers to live here or anymore first r

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david: walter todd of greenwood capital is to with us.at come are you getting a little nervous about health care? shawn: i have to say yes --walter: i have to say yes. health care is definitely in the crosshairs, and specifically insurance companies, recognizing that pharmaceuticals will be under the gun as well in terms of the pricing. they are still going to sell drugs under the worst case an --a of universal health care worst-case scenario of universal health care. health insurance companies would cease to exist. alix: how do you look at 2020? how do you hedge sector risk? how do you understand it? walter: the headline risk is certainly there today taylor: -- certainly there today. i think it is a little early to position for that. as we get closer and see who the leading candidates are on the democratic side, we get a little better idea for that. you do have to be prepared for some headline risk related to these debates and going forward. in general, the backdrop for business, as you heard there, is going to be very unfriendly should

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david: walter todd of greenwood of jpl and alex roever morgan, thank you for being with us. conversation -- stay tuned for a conversation with the chicago fed president in the next hour. to peterwe speak navarro, assistant to the president for trade and many factoring policy. live -- and manufacturing policy. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: tariffs on chinese imports, and maybe now on mexico as well, has led to much of wall street now projecting lower growth and the possibility of recession if things continue. the president of the world bank and a former member of the present's economic team -- of the president's economic team said, "there's been a tumble in this this confidence, a slowdown in global trade, and momentum remains fragile." joining us from washington is peter navarro, assistant to the president for trade and manufacturing policy. thank you for joining us. as you take a look at what is going on here, if things continue as they are headed right now, we will get tariffs on mexico, which the president has said, as well as increased tariffs on chines

host: thank you, david. todd calling from brentwood, florida.aller: nancy pelosi's house of representatives is a joke. they are hurting themselves, their party, and the united states. beyond silly, they are absurd. host: what makes them a joke? caller: i am about to tell you that. host: ok. caller: they are spending several days on reparations. they look ridiculous. they don't know what they are doing. i think the turning point was john dean. you are embarrassed to put him on your tv screen. they are going to have to retrofit every building in the cars andates, ban airplanes in favor of high-speed rail, which has proven to be a complete disaster everywhere it has been. the green new deal contemplates guaranteed income for those unable or unwilling to work. they are trying to move up politically on this kind of issue. host: you are calling from a border state and mentioned a lot of issues, do you want to speak to the house action and the border issues going on? billion is a piece of what i am talking about. they are not serious about helping chil

david ortiz. he's now in guarded condition at a boston hospital. cnn bryan todd has the latest for us.lot twists are stunning. we have learned that two of the suspects are wanted in the u.s. for violent crimes. layers of this plot are peeling away. suspects are talking and one of them is desperately trying to save his own skin. a shout from a dominican jail cell. the trigger man yells to reporters ortiz was not his intended target. he was confused by his clothes. >> it was confusing. i was told the color of the clothing, nothing else. i didn't see him. >> a prosecutor in the dominican republic disputes that saying the gunman is seen going up to ortiz and shooting without hesitation. the suspect admitted to being part of a conspiracy to kill ortiz and they believe he's making up a story to avoid being killed in jail for allegedly targeting such a beloved figure. a former u.s. marshal agrees. >> i think that's probably a bit of self-preservation on his part. mr. ortiz is a pretty renowned figure. >> the slugger for the boston red sox was shot in the back sunday as he sat in a nightclub i

four news of -- david: news outside the business world, here's viviana or todd.iana are taught viviana or todda. viviana: president trump says the new agreement with mexico must be ratified by mexican lawmakers. mexico is not backing up the trump claim that a farm deal was part of the agreement, leading the president to announce that the threat of tariffs on mexican goods was suspended. the trade data from china wasn't enough to halt concerns in the u.s. as last month there was an unexpected increase in exports, but chinese imports fell 8.5 percent, double the forecast of decline and underscoring the weakness of the domestic economy there. the chief executive of hong kong is vowing to press ahead with controversial x -- controversial extradition legislation. estimates are up to one million people, many of them jamming the streets and demonstrating in one of the city bus biggest protests since the former british colonies returned to china more than two decades ago. the legislation would allow extradition to mainland china. global news, 24 hours per day, on air and

todd shares that story. >> reporter: ♪ >> it had been through a lot, obviously. it was a complete disassembly and reassembly. >> reporter: davides into lots of instruments over the years but this one is different . >> there is cracked and some of the pipes and things missing and of course, it was not straight. there is a lot of dense, it is dented and a lot of work had to be done. >> reporter: it belong to a a young army sergeant, richard way who, while never letting the trumpet leave his grip, got off a boat on d-day. >> when the boat drop, he turned around, heard an explosion and everybody was dead. he was shot along the way and laid on the beach for a long time. the trumpet was underneath him. >> reporter: two days later, still alive and clutching the trumpet, sergeant wayne was found by medics . >> what they experienced was on a whole another level. it really was. >> reporter: the sergeant family never really knew about that day in 1944, not until right before his death in 2007. >> he would never say anything about it. he would never talk about it. the only thing he would ever say is it should have been me. >> reporter:'s

todd has an interview with the president. should be very, very interesting. i want to thank ben rhodes, emily jane fox, davidke murphy. thanks for being here. coming up, making his blue-collar pitch. >> here i am an old quarterback from youngstown -- outside of youngstown, ohio who's in congress, blue-collar town, blue-collar kid, blue-collar family. >> it's baker mayfield. no, no. that's the ohio congressman tim ryan. making that connection with midwest voters. and we'll get his take on the situation in iran. don't go anywhere. red lobster's new weekday five days.s here: five deals. for fifteen dollars get a different deal every weekday til six pm like endless shrimp monday admiral's feast tuesday four course feast wednesday and more. five days. five deals. fifteen dollars. see you before six. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta hel

over the weekend, talking to chuck todd nbc, saying we cannot talk about demoting jay powell, but i could if i wanted to. david he sat there like a stubborn child. one is you will get it to loosen. the market sort of agrees with them. alix: there is a story out there that maybe the fed would not have hiked in december if it were not for the rhetorical pressure from president trump about not being aggressive in hiding. another chicken or egg thing. if the decision does not turn out right, he will say it was not my fault. alix: he has that out. coming up, market field as it management ceo. money going into bonds, the dollar lower as you have the euro continuing decline. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am lisa abramowicz. the countdown to the open starts right now. ♪ coming up, world leaders attempting yet again to end trade wars. markets preparing for volatility out of the g20. fed speak has traders preparing for rate cuts. president trump doubling down on his powell criticism. global tech as facebook threatens to up and currencies. we are resuming the rally as investor

david: can we talk about steel? globally there's excess capacity and steel production? other subsets the u.s. producers could excel at and do better than other parts of the world? toddat. there's been a major transformation in the domestic steel industry. today we produce 70% of our seal we've steel using -- invested new technologies to make higher strength steel at better costs. i think the trade action is necessary in terms of preventing people coming here subsidized by other countries. they are using us as a dumping ground while they are overcapacity. the u.s. is under capacity for what future demand needs will be based on infrastructure, and manufacturer in the united states. to get there takes time. steel is investing not for today, but for the future. today if you bring in capacity that is not utilized, you will have an imbalance. short-term we have an imbalance where u.s. steel brings furnaces back online, but those furnaces are old furnaces and they are going through a transformation themselves. the demand today is not supporting it. longer term when you think about the infrastructure in this country, and then bringing manufacturing back to the united states