for the nasdaq, let's focus on new york stock exchange companies that held up fine let pfocus on united parcels stocks have roared higher in the past couple weeks. if you seen them, they are probably the standouts of the market covid winners that continued to make new highs as the world goes back to normal but at a time invest tors are worried how the economy could peak at any moment, could they have more room to run? i like both stories and like to take my emotions out of the equation with a quantitative approach so tonight we're going off the charts with dan fitzpatrick, founder of stock market mentor and real money.com. we'll get a better read on these two giants of transportation ups and fedex. full disclosure, i prefer ups. they delivered a stunning quarter with carol, brought her on several times and i think she's being tirely underestimated fitzpatrick disagrees with me and says ups runs too much he likes fedex his reasoning, ups a better company. fitz believes fedex is the better stock this is a daily chart of ups the company reported a blowout quarter. it was one of the most energized

we have seen the results out of the united parcel service, and those shares have really taken off sincers came out last week. so you are looking at six days in a row of gains, and an advance of almost 22%, the best performer in the dow transports over that period, and it is one of the most heavily weighted stocks and that average as well. fedex carries even more weight. those shares are up 7%, 8% lately. so enough to kind of help things along here and make the contrast between transports and semiconductors even sharper. alix: dave, thanks a lot. the good news, apparently mario draghi thinks italy is ready to welcome tourists again. congratulations. you can go to italy now. [laughter] guy: we are going to get the list later from the u.k. as to whether or not it is going to be ready to open for business. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel, with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." xpo logistics posting earnings that beat estimates, but it is really not and pressing markets. it is a tough day. abigail doolittle has more. abigail: this stock is down, but down more you

have been in freeport mcmarohan, southern copper, alcoa, union pacific, exxon, british petroleum, united parcel recent purchases and i'm leaving my semiconductor stocks alone, i'm leaving the nvidia, micron, all alone because i do believe them going forward they are going to semiconductors are going to be a commodity. they aren't part of tech anymore liz: great to have you both, smart discussion here, we always love to put you guys together. thanks so much. crude reality, median gas prices speaking above $3 per gallon yesterday. we're starting to see gasoline pullback but the colonial pipeline, yeah, it is coming back online, but why still the lines? we're going to take you live to the colonial terminal end, the end of that huge pipeline, it's in new jersey and we'll find out right there when to expect the crude to be flowing at full capacity again closing bell ringing in 36 minutes the dow charging ahead by 517 points. the s&p stronger by 1.5% at this hour, or 57 points, don't go away. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's e

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, a

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o ofd has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, and f

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o ofl to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, and for this genera

2019-0820-9263 to construction a new two-story single-family home with an accessory dwelling unit on a vacant parcel. are the 1,149 square foot a.d.u. will be located on the ground floor and accommodate two bedrooms and three full bathrooms. the 1,433 square foot main unit will be located on the second floor and accommodate three bedrooms and three full bathrooms within an rh-1 zoning district. to date, the department has received no letters in support or opposition to the project. the department's review confirms support for this complying project because it affirms the goal of providing more housing while fulfilling the residential design guidelines concerning light, air, and privacy. the project proposes one on-site parking space and one bicycle parking space. there is no code maximum for on-site parking -- i'm sorry. there's no code minimum for on-site parking. in other words, street parking would be perfectly fine with our codes. up to four bedrooms are permitted without a conditional use authorization. the primary resident has, as i mentioned, three bedrooms and an office. the depth of the rea

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, a

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o ofland has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, an

units. the parcel is located in the rc4 zoning district, upper market special use district and 80t height andbulk district. on march 25, 2021, the planning commission continued the item without hearing to allow time for the project sponsor to conduct community outreach. on april 15, the commission held a public hearing on the project and provided feedback on the design of the proposal with recommendations on possible changes. they continued the item to allow the sponsor time to incorporate these changes. since the hearing, the sponsor has made the following revisions to the project. a 20% increase in -- parking from 45 spaces to 54 spaces. the addition of a bonus shared kitchen at the basement level located in the previous community laundry. this opens on to a landscaped rear yard for outdoor dining and socializing. and lastly, in lieu of the previous single community laundry, individual laundry rooms have been distributed throughout various floors. in order for the project to proceed, the commission must grant a conditional use authorization pursuant to planning code sections 209.3, 253 and

extreme of mit's within the united states in the united states and you know i'm getting even tax free. tax free status so he did us has been part and parcel of this problem the extremist right has been part at the center of this and also the extreme extreme is in the in the united states you know those who actually financed both the lobbying in the us as well as the settlement movement in palestine israel and now in terms of israeli policies that they are seeing the same tune of netanyahu and his right wing groups it's been in power now for 12 years and his quote in 2001 right before he became a prime minister is that his main task is going to be to delay the raid and make sure that peace process is never cut it does it has never succeed because his aim and that's his quote it's the internet anybody can google it and here. in saying that in hebrew but there also there is an english translation he said that he will make damn sure that there will be no system and that is it will retain the properties and the west bank in jerusalem and throughout and now the fruition of this if you want to see the blueprint of how netanyahu thinks or what yo

extreme movements within the united states in the united states and you know and getting even tax free. tax free status so he did us has been part and parcel of this problem the extremist right has been part at the center of this and also the extreme the extremists in the in the united states you know those who actually financed both the lobbying in the us as well as the settlement movement in palestine israel and now in terms of israeli policies that they are seeing the same tune of netanyahu and his right wing groups it in has been in power now for 12 years and his quote in 2001 right before he became prime minister is that his main task is going to be to delay the raid and make sure that peace process is never cut it does it was never succeed because his aim and that's his quote it's the internet anybody can google it and here. in saying that in hebrew but there are also there is it was translation he said that he will make damn sure that there will be no system and that is it will retain the properties and the west bank in jerusalem and throughout and now the fruition of this if you want to see the blueprint of how netanyahu thinks or

united states. another factor that is also part and parcel of this story, the housing market in the u.s. still strong, but falling more than forecast in april. is it now supply chain constraint? is that the story we need to be talking about. rising material costs, we have been talking about them for a while. is that holding back the construction sector? let's find out. bloomberg economics' senior economist joining us now. reporter: i think the story in april is just a simple normalization of the swings we saw from february to march. february was affected by severe weather. in march, we saw a big catch up. now things are normalizing. that is why we see a big decline in april, simply because by historical norms, april is a very strong month and we are seeing strong replacement -- strong retracement from march that would result in a severe decline in housing starts. i think what is important to know is that we are severely under building relative to demand, and if you just look at a simple chart of new home sales and housing starts specifically purposed for sale, you will see that the deman

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, a

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, a

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, a

this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families housing costs at 30% of their income and this pro voids predictability, stability, and for the next generation, a

2019-0820-9263 to construction a new two-story single-family home with an accessory dwelling unit on a vacant parcel. are the 1,149 square foot a.d.u. will be located on the ground floor and accommodate two bedrooms and three full bathrooms. the 1,433 square foot main unit will be located on the second floor and accommodate three bedrooms and three full bathrooms within an rh-1 zoning district. to date, the department has received no letters in support or opposition to the project. the department's review confirms support for this complying project because it affirms the goal of providing more housing while fulfilling the residential design guidelines concerning light, air, and privacy. the project proposes one on-site parking space and one bicycle parking space. there is no code maximum for on-site parking -- i'm sorry. there's no code minimum for on-site parking. in other words, street parking would be perfectly fine with our codes. up to four bedrooms are permitted without a conditional use authorization. the primary resident has, as i mentioned, three bedrooms and an office. the depth of the rea

parcel was free we owned it. but yeah, to build everything up it was about $5 million but think about it - >> for 39 units. >> correct but that's something that can be recycled year after year after year everybody can point to the cost of building things i point to the cost of not building things. >> reporter: tapping into state and federal money, garcetti has proposed nearly a billion dollars to combat the crisis, the largest ever in the city's budget. the mayor wants to utilize funds from proposition hhh, a bond program overwhelmingly approved by voters in 2016 to create up to 10,000 permanent housing units over a decade but with only 700 completed, garcetti's plan has come under fire a 2020 audit criticized the program for long delays and rising costs finding the average unit cost $558,000 to develop. >> are you getting behind, though, in your goals >> no, we're not we're actually exceeding the goals of what we've set out to build. but that doesn't mean homelessness necessarily goes down in america it's like being in a boat and getting bigger and bigger containers to bail the water out. >> reporter: but critics sa

united states today and to the u.s. capitol remains these domestic-extremist groups. many of which, were, very much, part and parcelu think your republican colleagues believe that domestic extremism is, actually, a concern? because again, if, you know, it's one thing if everybody has some sort of sense of -- of what the big threat is. but if half of the government doesn't believe it, that's worrying. >> yeah. listen. i worry that republicans are not taking this seriously. and i think, i have reason to worry. today, at our hearing in the senate, the ranking republican on our committee started his remarks, by trying to claim that the primary-security threat to the united states was the southern border. a fact, that is -- was contradicted by our witnesses today. who explained how, you know, terrorist groups are not using the southern border to try to breach the united states's defenses. in fact, these terrorist groups have enough recruits coming from the ranks of american citizens to be able to present a serious-security threat. so, it's pretty clear that, republicans, right now, understand that the majority of their

people to pay a fee to retrieve a royal mail parcel before stealing the victim's personal and bank details. officers from the dedicated card and payment crime unitrmingham and colchester in a week of action. dogs could become one way of trying to prevent the spread of covid because researchers have found that some breeds can be trained to smell the virus on humans with as much as 94% accuracy even when the person has no symptoms. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes explains. this is talla. in less than five seconds, he has correctly identified a small, unwashed fragment of sock that has been donated by someone who had covid—19. and this is asher, who doesn't take that much longer. all these dogs have been specially trained to identify what researchers have found to be covid's distinctive odour. the dogs were able to be trained, you can hear one barking in the background there. the dogs were able to be trained really quickly on this odour, and were able to distinguish people who were infected from those who were uninfected. so the best dog was able to detect somebody correctly that had covid, 94% of the time, which is really, really high and

parcel of who we are. i'm glad to see president biden follow through on something he committed to do, another promise kept, and an important one because it really goes to what the united about. there are so many people in desperate straits around the world right now that we have to live up to that historic and cherished legacy. >> i couldn't agree more. as a child of refugees, it is so, so important that we allow these folks to come into our country and build a new life. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >>> coming up, we're going to show you how and where more americans are casting aside covid restrictions. stay with us. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. ♪ you've got the looks ♪ let's not keep it waiting. ♪ let's make lots of money ♪ it's a whole new world out there. ♪ you've got the brawn ♪ ♪ i've got the brains... ♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700 click or call to switch send your love the gift of food... ...of iced coffee, or

units by the sites will be completed. to give the board a sense of the parcels, what we will mention throughout this is the documents in this presentation, the upper right corner of your screen is parceled for a while, that's the bristolcondominium development that many of you have probably seen come up quickly over this past year . that will be complete later thiscalendar year in 2021. just to the left of bristol , you'll see another set of kind of mueller buildings that's a mix of townhomes and flat read the picture here is a picture of what the flats will look like one once complete. those are currently under the dbi permit phase construction on the town home scheduled to start in 23 of 2021 so coming up soon. then on the lower right side of thepicture , are also townhomes that are part of parcel three why in construction is scheduled to start in 2021 area then the left of the screen sort of the upper left is arsenal 1 why and that will be construction will start a little bit later in 2022. zeroing in a little bit more in detail on the bristol condominium project which the csb had begin begun letting special taxes in 202

people to pay a fee for retrieval of royal mail parcel but then steal the victim's personal bank details. officers from the dedicated card and payment crime uniten darby and doddie weir have been supporting each other coping with the many challenges of mnd — and they've been talking to sally nugent. live life, keep smiling and wake up every day fighting mnd. you can always find love and happiness and laughter even through the most difficult of situations. i only have to look— at what i have to live through. i need to be a husband, _ a daddy and that reassures me of why i have too many reasons to live. it's amazing to see you all again. thank you very much indeed for coming to talk to us today. lovely to catch up with the boys. thank you so much for putting us together last year. stephen, what about you? what is it like to see the lads again? it's great to see them. i've been looking forward to seeing them but also tough as well. it's been a tough old year, hasn't it? lindsay, you are here to help rob use his machine, which is an eye scanner, normally, but you're going to help him. rob, what is it like for you to see the lads again? doddie and

parcels at the intersection of 18th and potrero avenue. the second part would be establishing a new special use district for requiring all new dwelling units, save for the manager's unit. all new dwelling units be affordable with an annual income between 30. [indiscernable] it would support homeless prenatal program goal to provide resources to families experiencing homelessness, particularly women during pregnancy to ensure they are healthy and stable and housed. existing hpp services include job training, housing services, health services and child development and other support. in the future it provides on site housing for seamless support to clients under one roof. proposed facilitates the affordable housing. we recommend and proving the ordinance with modification to support the homelessness goals. reducing homelessness. the one modification relates to the required a.m.i.s listed. they are made available to house holed 30 to 80% a.m.i. given the clients are transitioning out of homelessness or marginally housed. 30% a.m.i. requirement is overly restrictive and may turn away some of the most vulnerable residents from future on site ope

parcel. facebook's censorship board voted last month to continue to deplatform the 45th president of the united it, if it's a conservative point of view they're going to cancel you. you see it on twitter, you see is on facebook. we've got an anti-trust lawsuitagainst google, we've goa lawsuit against facebook. we're taking the case against them to court because i think when you see this amount of control consolidated in the hands of a few, it's very, very dangerous. maria: well, there are a handful of companies that have become the most powerful and they in their heads believe they are the arbiters of truth. it's absolutely extraordinary. tell us about the latest on your run for a senate seat in missouri. what would you possibly be able to do in the senate in this regard? for example, are you pushing to get section 230 removed? do you think that's even possible? as you run for a senate seat in missouri. >> i would hope so. i was at that time white house last year talking with president trump and a few other attorneys general about that very issue, we've taken the leadership role on those big te

parcels at the intersection of 18th and potrero avenue. the second part would be establishing a new special use district for requiring all new dwelling units save for the manager's unit. all new dwelling units be affordable with an annual income between 30. [indiscernable] it would support homeless prenatal program goal to provide resources to families experiencing homelessness, particularly women during pregnancy to ensure they are healthy and stable and housed. existing hpp services include job training, housing services, health services and child development and other support. in the future it provides on site housing for seamless support to clients under one roof. proposed facilitates the affordable housing. we recommend and proving the ordinance with modification to support the homelessness goals. reducing homelessness. the one modification relates to the required a.m.i.s listed. they are made available to house holed 30 to 80% a.m.i. given the clients are transitioning out of homelessness or marginally housed. 30% a.m.i. requirement is overly restrictive and may turn away some of the most vulnerable residents from future on site open

parcels at the intersection of 18th and potrero avenue. the second part would be establishing a new special use district for requiring all new dwelling units save for the manager's unit. all new dwelling units be affordable with an annual income between 30. [indiscernable] it would support homeless prenatal program goal to provide resources to families experiencing homelessness, particularly women during pregnancy to ensure they are healthy and stable and housed. existing hpp services include job training, housing services, health services and child development and other support. in the future it provides on site housing for seamless support to clients under one roof. proposed facilitates the affordable housing. we recommend and proving the ordinance with modification to support the homelessness goals. reducing homelessness. the one modification relates to the required a.m.i.s listed. they are made available to house holed 30 to 80% a.m.i. given the clients are transitioning out of homelessness or marginally housed. 30% a.m.i. requirement is overly restrictive and may turn away some of the most vulnerable residents from future on site open

arizona, authorizes the united states to place 55.3 acres of historically and culturally significant land into trust on behalf of the gila river indian community of arizona. this parcel of land is commonly referred to as the blackwater trading post land because it once contained the ellis family's blackwater trading post which sold goods to members of the gila river indian community since the 1930's. after purchasing the trading post in 2010, the community founded -- found around 1,000 cultural artifacts on the property, including 126 baskets. following this discovery the community decided to apply to take the parcel of land into trust. however, legislation is required for this exchange. as the community's fwour water settlement explicitly requires that any lands located outside of the community's existing reservation boundaries be taken into trust through congressional action. passage of h.r. 478 will allow -- will ultimately allow the community to preserve a piece of their heritage by incorporating this contiguous parcel of land into its reservation land base. i want to thank representative o'halleran for his work on this legislation and urge my colleagues to suppo