. >> one of the times bernard does leave his cell is to perform his duties as united maintenance workert he says even that led to trouble when another inmate got angry because bernard threw away the lid to a soup bowl. >> he came up behind me and just smacked me and smacked all the stuff out of my hands so it was all over the floor. >> because of his fear of being a snitch, bernard says he does not report his harassment to staff. and he says it was another set of problems in the free world that put him in this predicament. >> after my ex had left me, she had my daughter -- we just had hurricane irene. the house was wiped out. and then the house was getting fixed, done, we moved back in. six weeks later, sandy came. it was just like a one-two punch. and then i started drinking, like, real -- pretty heavy. like, i won't deny it. >> on the night of his arrest, bernard says his father accused him of stealing his keys and wallet. when bernard denied doing so, he says a heated argument ensued. >> he basically says i put a gun to his head and that i was going to kill him, which wasn't true. an

units suffer. >> they stop maintenance and it will run down. >> wait of affordable housing need cannot be carried by the represent criminal units. >> we obviously need more housing. it is simple economics 101, more housing to meet the demand is a we need. >> there will be five public meetings to share solutions and staff specific recommendations for the city council by january. >> santa rosa city council will move forward with a rent control study. the city council heard from struggling renters last night. average apartment represent? sonoma jumped 13 percent from the year before. there has never been a represent control in the past and they would rather work on increasing the housing supplies. >> manhunt continues in northern illinois for these men involved in the murder of a veteran police officer. yesterday morning, 52-year-old joseph gliniewicz was downed down when he recorded three suspicious people 60 miles north of chicago. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous. schools remain closed this morning. residents have been wanted to be vigilant. >> los angeles firefighter is recovering

he first spoke to staff members in the united nations where he addressed cooks, cleaners, security, maintenance staff. he told them work is how you express dignity. then it was on to the general assembly chamber with 150 world leaders. among them german chancellor angela merkel, raul castro, nobel prize winner, the pakistani woman that was shot, malala and others. he told them any harm to the environment is a harm to humanity. he criticized elites and developed countries what he said was selfish boundless thirst for money. he said there is economic exclusion in our world that must be corrected and talked about social equality, saying the poor have the right to food, water, housing and education. he also decried terrorism, nuclear weapons, human trafficking and of course touched on the human catastrophe of the refugee crisis in the middle east. >> translator: the most basic understanding of human dignity compels the international community, particularly through the norms and mechanisms of international law, to do all that it can to stop and to prevent further systemic violence against ethnic and

this was a maintenance hangar that was closed after united airlines reopened -- opened a brand-new hangar last year. so,ing this was going to be demolished, in the process of being demolished. something went horribly wrong. they got out. two are in critical condition being treated at newark university hospital. live at newark airport, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> now to a developing story in central new jersey. it started as a robbery in union and ended with a car crash in kenilworth. a tan colored lincoln apparently stolen plowed into several vehicles after the driver lost control. the driver went head first into the front window of a halloween city store. the suspect or suspects were taken into custody. >>> on the east side a driver lost control of a car and plowed into a con ed work site injuring two workers. it happened on lexington near 82nd street. the driver that appeared to be foaming at the mouth side swiped a car then struck a con ed truck. several workers dove out of the way. two were hurt along with the driver. >>> all new at 5:00 a local high schoo

he addressed the workers, employees of the united nations first stepping them there's dignity in their work. talking to the cooks, cleaners, maintenance and security folks. then it was upstairs to the general assembly to an assembled group unlike any seen any time at the united nations. more than 150 world leaders and the pope gave them a print pointed homily about the problems they face. he talked about economic injustice and the right of the environment. he urged developed nations to do more for the underdeveloped nations. he said people had the right to food and housing and shelters. he called a culture of waste. a religious persecution of christians and others and the horrible continuing refugee crisis in the middle east. >> i must bring you my repeated appeals regarding the painful situation of the entire middle east n east, africa and other african countries where christians to gather with other ethnic groups have been forced to witness the destruction of the places of worship. >> after his visit here then there was an emotional homage to ground zero where he prayed and paused at the footprints by the water falls so the names ar

knowing that there's a theme of real concern about the size and shape of the united states military, meaning they've raided maintenance do operations, things that do affect what's called readiness in the military, is a unit ready to deploy, and when they get there, are they combat ready? and there are some readiness questions and other things. so he took that, and what you saw was that kind of heated rhetoric. and people can identify with that. i think that's exactly why he does it. he doesn't have to explain details. he just says i'm going to have the biggest and best military in the world, and people applaud, and he moves on to the next issue. >> and doug, something else mr. trump said yesterday. he said that he will be able to negotiate with russia's vladimir putin and also the iranians simply because they know he's a great negotiator. could that be true? >> well, maybe they know that, maybe they don't. i think they're looking -- the whole world's looking at these elections right now and laughing at what's happening at the republican party. and in part because as your previous segment with athena highlighted, there

international community is ignited -- is united in the fight against isis, the question is what do you do with a syrian government? the russians favor a maintenancer. the united states has made clear it will have to leave the scene with a political solution to the conflict that is ongoing in syria. the underlying problem in terms of dealing with isis is what do you do it assad regime. mark: i have 20 seconds. our relations between the u.s. and moscow as bad as we make them out to be? don't think they are as bad as people make them out to be. russia played a constructive role in terms of the iran situation, in terms of the nuclear agreement. we will have to see how it goes in terms of syria. the actions by the separatists -- i don'tnnexation think we are at a situation where we are cutthroat at odds with each other in cold war stay. a political solution to the ukrainian situation as well as the syrian situation. mark: it has been a privilege. thank you for your time. still ahead on the bloomberg market day, hollywood's luxurious homes. we will tell you why some l.a. properties can be yours if you have the cash and a lot of it. mark: let's get stra

members of the board i'd like here to present the second quarter maintenance safety award that emancipation proclamation that hiss that unit that be focusing on which is best on safety but helping the agency to meet it's strategic goals with the under the influrence on safety i'd like to introduce michael and his team mr. henry with his team members showed significant efforts sherry anderson showed significant teamwork in our injuries and safety training their d s c bringing the presidio facility to a zero count of injuries for the last i believe 6 months. >> all right. >> (clapping). >> thank you good afternoon chairman board members and mr. recess kin i take it my honor to accept this award on behalf of a group of individuals that support me and the thoughts of pertain to employee safety two of my staff members tim and dennis and another you can't gentleman those are the guys that helped to achieve that award it is known pub that nothing at presidio is done solely by one person we hold our safety team weekly and good housekeeping records and question by question corroborate with the industry safety sherry anderson and th

units right behind middle down middle school. the continuation high school also lost a classroom and a maintenance building. that program will move to another classroom until the building is released. cal fire is is a lot closer to containing the valley fire. it's 97% contained. more than 76,000 acres burned. almost 2,000 homes and buildings were destroyed. if the weather cooperating the valley fire could be fully contained in a week. >>> on saturday night the statue was knocked over and defaced with green and white paint. police say several graves and statues in the courtyard were also damaged. volunteers helped clean up the mess and we're told after a few hours things were cleaned up and the statue is back in its original position. police say the it appears they focused on statues and graves of people of european decent. for that reason they are calling this a hate crime. i want to show you video of the pope last night. many well wishers were there to say goodbye to the pope. including vice president joe biden. one family may have made the longest journey. >> it's like being with an old friend. he is so w

maintenance. so we're talking about expanding land holdings all right with 20% -- already at 20% of the united states -- and we're continuing to complain there's not enough money to go around and get things done. assuming this was the only program that actually did land acquisition under federal control. in the past seven years, there have been 130 conservation banks also set up by fish and wildlife service. now, this 130 different conservation banks that are scattered around the united states actually take private land and set it aside what they call perpetual set-aside. this is land that's still in private ownership but that is under conservation that can never be changed from its current status. just in the recent decades, 160,000 acres have been moved into that in what they're calling these conservation banks. so just to reiterate, we have this growing amount of land that's being taken into federal ownership through the land and water conservation fund, and then we have a separate set of programs -- and this is only one of many programs -- that's moving other land into federal control and mitigat

united was scrapping this hangar since it opened a brand- new 190,000 square foot maintenance hangar that he opened last year. hangar 14 in its history hosted numerous dignitaries over the course of her life which many decades. president nixon was back there in 1971. back here live, crews were here until about 3:40 this afternoon. no one spoke on camera, no one spoke to the media about what may be happening tomorrow so we don't know if the demolition will go on as it was scheduled for tomorrow after this accident. for now we are live here at newark airport, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> two firefighters suffered minor injuries battling a large warehouse fire in franklin township. the flames broke up inside the warehouse on metlers road. we are told that one firefighter suffered an ankle injury, another was brought to the hospital for heat exhaustion. >>> and speaking of the heat, that was the top subject for some students as they went back to school today. some districts in connecticut and new jersey ended up sending children home early but new york city schools decided

united states are reaching the end of their useful lives. >> reporter: keeping water infrastructure working is expensive. the right maintenancean cost the nation $384 billion over the next 20 years. >> unfortunately we have a tendency to run things to fail in this country in terms of infrastructure. >> reporter: des moines water works and other utilitys in the agriculture heartland face an additional challenge with fertilizers flowing from the farms into this river when provides drinking water to half a million people in central iowa. >> we have to deny trough fie it, an expensive step. >> reporter: so utilities have to raise water rates to pay for expensive repairs like replacing these fire hydrants and treating contaminants. this plant provides 3 million of drinking water gallons daily. with less snow melt flowing down from the mountains of northern california, utilities are desperate for alternatives. 24 is one of a growing -- this is one of a growing number of new strategies to keep a thirsty nation from running out of water to drink. >> one question is where does this water go? if you take a look at this map, map of the

maintenance and defense of the islands two major ports. naval personnel and imperial marines, imperial marines, the united states had some familiarity with from terrawa and manila, they were responsible for virtually all of the very extensive shore defenses covering nearly 200 miles of coastline in the critical southern region. they manned not only all of the shore batteries lining the various narrows of the strait in the south, but also those along the straits separating the island from socklin, far up at the tip of the screen. thus these strong well manned positional forces who are invisible and virtually all historical accounts, freed up the army formations from mobile operations and would also become a priceless source of trained personnel against a soviet incursion, now that presurrender agreements worked out at douglas mcarthur's headquarters in manila. yet this was not all the military manpower that could be drawn upon. an expansion, large expansion of the air force commitment on hokkaido, both by the navy and army was initiated after u.s. forces invaded the islands in 1944 and there was a very, very large assortment of combat and logi

united nations, which are so important for the hopes and expectations of the people who make up the human kind. your experts and experience workers, officials and secretaries, translators that interpret, cleaners and maintenance security personnel, thank you for all you do. your quiet and devoted work not only contributes to the betterment of the united nations, it also has great significance for you personally for how we work expresses our dignity and the kind of persons we are. many of you have come to the city from countries the world over. as such, you are microcosms of the peoples which this organization represents and seeks to serve. like so many other people word wide, you are concerned about your children welfare and education. you worry about the future of the planet and what kind of award we will leave for future generations, but today and every day, i would ask each of you whatever your capacity to care one another, be close to one another. respect one another, and so embody the organization you service, this idea of united human family living in harmony, working not only for peace, but in peace, working not only for justice, but in the spirit of justice. [ applause ] >> dear friends, i bless, i bl

maintenance and they can't afford it. >> riders need to prepare for a slow roll. >> pope francis is shaking things up again ahead of his trip to the united states. in a letter the pope said priests across the world are allowed to absolve women of the sin of abortion if they confess and are contrite. he said god's forgiveness cannot be denied to those who repent. the cardinal said the decision fits in with the pope's message of forgiveness. >> remember when he was asked to identify himself. he said to all of us, we have to realize that. he has to share that mercy and forgiveness. >> the pope is getting ready for his trip to the u.s. he will visit washington starting on september 22. check out my conversation and let me know what you think. >> a clerk in kentucky said god's authority allows her to refuse to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples and now she's been ordered to appear in federal court later this week. kim davis stopped issuing marriage licenses the day that gay marriage was legalized in all 50 states. she said in her words it's a heaven or held decision. that's her quote. why hasn't she just been fired? >> she's elected.

members of the board i'd like here to present the second quarter maintenance safety award that emancipation proclamation that hiss that unitich is best on safety but helping the agency to meet it's strategic goals with the under the influrence on safety i'd like to introduce michael and his team mr. henry with his team members showed significant efforts sherry anderson showed significant teamwork in our injuries and safety training their d s c bringing the presidio facility to a zero count of injuries for the last i believe 6 months. >> all right. >> (clapping). >> thank you good afternoon chairman board members and mr. recess kin i take it my honor to accept this award on behalf of a group of individuals that support me and the thoughts of pertain to employee safety two of my staff members tim and dennis and another you can't gentleman those are the guys that helped to achieve that award it is known pub that nothing at presidio is done solely by one person we hold our safety team weekly and good housekeeping records and question by question corroborate with the industry safety sherry anderson and through the support of he

-- they price these drugs so they're underneath what the maintenance would cost to try to keep the people healthy and that's the umbrella. unitedlth might say, it's going to cost us x and this is 3 3/4s x. >> and what is the cost of the health care system if you have a lot of people who eventually suffer from that disease? >> they're easy to beat up. very easy to be a target. >> and there's plenty people who think it was over done yesterday, jim. >> there was tweet, the spokes person for the drug industry yesterday was not a real spokesperson. i think most of the drug companies were appalled about the kaumcomments this young mane and trying to distance themselves. >> he could have a role as evil villain. >> among the least effected today is du pont and siting the 30% decline of the shares. >> i was talking earl i'll about what i don't like about the market q what is most interesting is holy cow that's down 30%. and a really fine company, comens engine, deutsche bank takes it from a buy to a hold and i said, holy cow, cummins now fields 3.4%. and this is the kind of give up reasons you're seeing now. they're now running away. th

united states could increase the number of people it takes in. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenanceatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine, stop taking spiriva respimat and call your doctor right away. side effects include sore throat, cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. to learn about spiriva respimat slow-moving mist, ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat.com audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent hea

recovery or cover the costs of a additional building maintenance facilities costs i believe are reasonable now this may result in in problems tenants are units but landlord will still be allowed to address some of the issues with an eviction and using the fact that everyone can move in as an as accuse to evict a tenants that's where i am not comfortable and not able to support this. >> one possibility to allow people to add one person period putting aside the family you know that to me would be reasonable but my concern not the flexibility as roommates i understand and people are a lot of needs and to be able to stay in their homes but this goes all the way so if you rent out two bedroom apartment to someone there could be 4 or 5 people had that are living there whether or not the lease or the landlord has accepted it. >> so you're saying put a restriction. >> if there's a middle ground to do it as putting again not passing the family communication t it exists but someone can put one additional roommate in not their family member and so this would be a way if someone needs a roommate but not going all the way and which is to me is one the co

massing of the building higher which gets the additional 35 units and also does make for a more stout and longer lasting building. maintenance is typically easier. >> the other question i have is parking. what is free car share? >> to be very frank, transbay 7, the project in front of you know has no dedicating parking in the transbay 6 underground parking garage so there are 3 dedicated care share spaces gallb commit today having in the garage available to the affordsal residence of 6 and 7. >> how many total number of parking is there? >> in the entire garage i might turn to shane on that, but think is somewhere around 110 i believe for the market rate component and another 13 for the block 6 affordable units and there is the 3 car share spaces. i believe that is correct. >> i suppose 2 people want the same [inaudible] who gets it first? 3 people are there, everybody has to--i'm satisfied parking is not enough. >> it might be best to invite the developers here up at this time to have them speak to this issue and would like to invite bark p barbara [inaudible] up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] director of hou

united instead. together inteel 2010. it has been a rocky transition and they have had a lot of operational troubles in i.t., some maintenance been a troubled merger and executives were ready to conceive -- concede that point. there was a hack. there have been issues that united and it goes beyond whatever happened at port authority. about the to us dinner that took place in manhattan. you write about it in your story, the discussions about what became known as the chairman's rout allegedly took voice. bloomberg the story first broke back in april. the former port authority chairman actually to -- flew out and said, hey, would you think about starting this route question mark it would put him closer to a weekend getaway in a vacation home he had off carolina. united continental holdings that run this route prior to this and discontinued in 2009 because it was not profitable. initially, they said they would not do it as it is not profitable. they later decided to start the fight and ran it from 2012 to just after sampson left in 2014. matt: we can gather from that that it still was not a profitable route. even later on. we do

united nations. which are so important for meeting the the hopes, and expectation of the peoples who make up our human family. you are experts and experienced workers. officials and secretaries, legislators, cleaners and cooks, maintenanceecurity personnel. thank you for all you you do. your quiet and devoted walk not only contributes to the better meant of the united nations, it also has great significance for you personally for how we walk, expresses our dignity and the kind of persons we are. many of you have come to this city from countries the world over. as such you are a microcosm of the peoples, which this organization represents and seeks to serve. like so many other people, worldwide, you are concerned about your children's welfare and education. you worry about the future of the planet. and what kind of world we will leave for future generations. but today, and every day, i would ask each of you whatever your capacity to care one another. be close to one another. respect to one other. and so, embody your service, this organization's idea of a united human family living in harmony, walking not only for just for but in peace. >> i but in the spirit of justice.

united you may never have to worry about a weather delay again. they want the planes to be more round trip. it means there will be less crisscrossing the country. the planes will be close to maintenance as well as supply centers. check out this burger. it's a mix of five popular sandwiches from burger king, denny's, way back burger they are calling it the peace burger. they are giving it away on peace day. back to you. >>> to find the fox business network go to foxbusiness.com/channelfind foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> keep the weight off or lose your job. at an atlantic city casino can fire cocktail waitresses for being too hot. they are called the borgata babes. they are known for wearing tight fitting corsets stockings and heels. servers cannot gain 7 percent of their body weight. 22 waitresses filed a lawsuit saying the rule is unfair. but an appeals court ruled the casino's policy is perfectly legal. >> we want to know, fair job requirement or going too far? send an e-mail at foxnews.com and we will share them later in the show. it is now 17 minutes after the top of the hour. controversy clouding the view. >> she came in in a nurse's uniform and read her e-mails out loud. >>

recovery or cover the costs of a additional building maintenance facilities costs i believe are reasonable now this may result in in problems tenants are units but landlord will still be allowed to address some of the issues with an eviction and using the fact that everyone can move in as an as accuse to evict a tenants that's where i am not comfortable and not able to support this. >> one possibility to allow people to add one person period putting aside the family you know that to me would be reasonable but my concern not the flexibility as roommates i understand and people are a lot of needs and to be able to stay in their homes but this goes all the way so if you rent out two bedroom apartment to someone there could be 4 or 5 people had that are living there whether or not the lease or the landlord has accepted it. >> so you're saying put a restriction. >> if there's a middle ground to do it as putting again not passing the family communication t it exists but someone can put one additional roommate in not their family member and so this would be a way if someone needs a roommate but not going all the way and which is to me is one the co

united nations, which are so important for meeting the hopes and expectation of the peoples who make up our human family. you are experts and experienced field workers, officials and secretaries, translators, cleaners and cooks, maintenanceu for all you do. your quiet and devoted work not on contributes to the betterment of the united nations, it also has great significance for you personally for how your work expresses our dignity and the kind of persons who we are. many of you have come to the cities from countries of war. as such, you are a microcosms of the peoples, which this organization represents and seeks to serve. like so many other people world wide, you are concerned about your childrens' welfare and education. you worry about a future of the planet and what kind of a world we will leave for future generations. but today and every day i would ask each of you, whatever your capacity, to care one another, be close to one another, respect one another and so embody service, this organization's ideal of a united human family living in harmony, walking not on for peace but in peace, walking not only for justice but in a spirit of justice. [ applause ] dear

united nations. which are so important for meeting the hopes, and expectation of the peoples who make up our human family. you are experts, and experienced workers. officials and secretaries, legislators, cleaners, and cooks, maintenance quiet and devoted walk not only contributes to the betterment of the united nations, it also has great significance for you personally for how we walk, expresses our dignity and the kind of persons we are. many of you have come to this city from countries the world over. as such you are a microcosm of the peoples, which this organization represents and seeks to serve. like so many other people, worldwide, you are concerned about your children's welfare and education. you worry about the future of the planet. and what kind of world we will leave for future generations. but today, and every day, i would ask each of you whatever your capacity to care one another. be close. to one another. respect one another. and so, embody your service, this organization's ideas of a united human family living in harmony, walking not only for peace, but in peace. walking not only for justice, but in the spirit of justice.

united nations, which are so important for meeting the hopes and expectations of peoples who make up a human family. you are experts, experienced field workers, officials and secretaries. translators and interpreters, cleaners and cooks, maintenancenk you for all you do. your quiet and devoted work not only contributes to the betterment of the united nations, it also has great significance for you personally. for how we work expresses our dignity and the kind of persons we are. many of you have come to this city from countries the world over. as such, you are microcosms of the peoples which this organization represents and seeks to serve. like so many other people worldwide you are concerned about your childrens welfare and education. you worry about the future of the planet and what kind of a world we will leave for future generations. but today and every day i could ask each of you whatever your capacity to care one another. be close to one another. respect one another. and so embody you service this organization's ideal of a united human family, living in harmony, working not only for peace but in peace. working not only for justice, but in a spirit of justice. [ applause ] dear friends, i bless each one of you from

members of the board i'd like here to present the second quarter maintenance safety award that emancipation proclamation that hiss that unit that be focusing on which is best on safety but helping the agency to meet it's strategic goals with the under the influrence on safety i'd like to introduce michael and his team mr. henry with his team members showed significant efforts sherry anderson showed significant teamwork in our injuries and safety training their d s c bringing the presidio facility to a zero count of injuries for the last i believe 6 months. >> all right. >> (clapping). >> thank you good afternoon chairman board members and mr. recess kin i take it my honor to accept this award on behalf of a group of individuals that support me and the thoughts of pertain to employee safety two of my staff members tim and dennis and another you can't gentleman those are the guys that helped to achieve that award it is known pub that nothing at presidio is done solely by one person we hold our safety team weekly and good housekeeping records and question by question corroborate with the industry safety sherry anderson and th

united states get some kind of government welfare. we'll talk about former welfare in a moment. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine, stop taking spiriva respimat and call your doctor right away. side effects include sore throat, cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. to learn about spiriva respimat slow-moving mist, ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat.com stuart: >> i am transfixed. right now the dow jones industrial average up roughly 200 points and still showing gains for the week. the dow, nasdaq and s&p is lower. economic news focusing on tomorrow's monthly jobs report. one doing ver

recovery or cover the costs of a additional building maintenance facilities costs i believe are reasonable now this may result in in problems tenants are units but landlord will still be allowed to address some of the issues with an eviction and using the fact that everyone can move in as an as accuse to evict a tenants that's where i am not comfortable and not able to support this. >> one possibility to allow people to add one person period putting aside the family you know that to me would be reasonable but my concern not the flexibility as roommates i understand and people are a lot of needs and to be able to stay in their homes but this goes all the way so if you rent out two bedroom apartment to someone there could be 4 or 5 people had that are living there whether or not the lease or the landlord has accepted it. >> so you're saying put a restriction. >> if there's a middle ground to do it as putting again not passing the family communication t it exists but someone can put one additional roommate in not their family member and so this would be a way if someone needs a roommate but not going all the way and which is to me is one the co

united states has never been stronger and yet crude oil prices fell 40% during that time period. we now go into the fall. drivers will be off the roads. we have the refinery turnaround. ie maintenance season. they'll be buying fewer barrels so we're taking a lot of demand. historically about 500,000 barrels a day to 1 million barrels a day of demand sabt ist to come out of the market. >> so you don't believe the recent lows have been put in steven. where would they be? >> i have told -- given this volatility i told my clients that i liquidated my positions from the day-to-day and week to week to bearish and neutral at this point oil around $40 barrel is disconnected from reality. so we're all trading on psychological numbers right now. we broke 40 and we've taken out that psychological barrier. the next barrier is the $4240 cent low we saw during the depths of the great recession. if i had to pick a number out of the air, 32.40 is now the target for the oil for the bears to be shooting for. on the demand side we have concerns now. what have we seen from china this past year? cutting rates five times since november. they're devaluing their currency. the central bank has walked in an