. >> i'm looking at united rentals, this is a stock that rents construction equipment they've done very well this year but like everything else it got really beaten down this week, this is a good time to look for quality stocks like united rental. i think right now it's looking pretty interesting. jack: not attack name, - from the fox studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo's wall street". maria: happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. poisoning our country on purpose a scathing new report exposing china's direct subsidies and tax breaks for the companies that make fentanyl on the condition that they trafficked outside of china and take it overseas non- china. now it's pouring across their borders killing thousands of americans every year costing u.s. taxpayers billions of dollars former attorney general bill barr testified this week. >> without china's production and export of fentanyl and fentanyl precursors there would be no fentanyl crisis in the united states. the mass slaughter w

. >> i'm looking at united rentals, this is a stock that rents construction equipment they've done veryerything else it got really beaten down this week, this is a good time to look for quality stocks like united rental. i think right now it's looking pretty interesting. jack: not attack name, - from the fox studio in new york city this

. >> i'm looking at united rentals, this is a stock that rents construction equipment they've done veryell this year but like everything else it got really beaten down this week, this is a good time to look for quality stocks like united rental. i think right now it's looking pretty interesting. jack: not attack name, interesting. to read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com, week's edition of barron's.com, that is all for us you next week on "barron's roundtable" ♪ whatcha gonna do ♪ when the sheriff john brown come for you? ♪ -officer: you better stop...

. >> i'm looking at united rentals, this is a stock that rents construction equipment they've done veryis year but like everything else it got really beaten down this week, this is a good time to look for quality stocks like united rental. i think right now it's looking pretty interesting. jack: not attack name, 3:00. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning.

united rentals, lam research, after the bell >> united rentals. at federal and private projects are still there. the growth is significantly benefitting uri also the equipment rental rates, you want to see them remaining high. case of service, options implying a 5% move, where are we on corporate i.t. spending i think service now is going to be able to overcome any deceleration there what's important to understand is, what's the margin effect on the spend that they currently have as it relates to generative ai and lam research, look, we heard from kla corporation already each of these stocks have pulled back a little bit in the last few days not very much in the earnings report to indicate you're going get a lift let's hope we get better news from lam research, that the significant sales decline of 2023 is beginning to reverse itself and the memory chip market's coming back >> still up 13.5% year-to-date is lam >> semi equipment. >> we'll step away and come back with "finals" next ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street c

. >> i'm looking at united rentals, this is a stock that rents construction equipment they've done very well this year but like everything else it got really beaten down this week, this is a good time to look for quality stocks like united rental. i think right now it's looking pretty interesting. jack: not attack name, 3:00. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, democrats find a flag they are willing to wave on the house floor, take a look. the national flag of ukraine. after the house votes to accept send more money to ukraine, israel and taiwan with still no new security at the u.s. border. >> [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> the gent withingwoman is not recognized. maria: coming up, texas senator ted cruz with the fate of the bill when it reaches the senate this week. plus, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene with the dramatics of the vote giving the foreign aid bill a thumbs down but stopping short of her motion to vacate speaker mi

the answer is united rentals they're doing almost everything about it i'm saving best for last chipotleof chipotle from expenses to revenue, same-store sales to earnings, was better than expected. the reason demand they have what people want now, how do you know that? how about because you know that chipotle has this limited time only, ltl. so hard to say limited time only. offering of chicken al pastor. the company's urging its associates to not order chicken dishes for themselves because there isn't enough left for the customers. that's incredible. now, the most impressive statistic, california put through a steep minimum wage boost to 20 bucks. chipotle had to put through a 6%, 7% price increase to pass on the cost do you know the sales weren't even dented? i mean, holy cow that's extraordinary when we're looking for reasons to buy a stock in this environment we want companies to generate constant self-help. chipotle does it by improving through-put. how many people they can serve every 15 minutes is how they measure it, especially at lunchtime. it gets better and better. now i know

. >> made tens of billions for the shareholders and invested in u ri, united rentals when he went public and made 50 times your money and invested in xpo logistics when getting involved in 2011 and made 52 times your money and going for them and it's reversing logistics and the feeling was? the goods demand goes down and business kept producing and services demand entity went up after covid and balancing out as good as services are equal and recovering and having the beneficiary and 2.2% of the market. huge room for expansion and know how brad works, he does a >> b usy, busy day. dow up about 139 points and recapping federal chair jerome powell raising skepticism about whether the federal reserve will cut rates this year. investors and the world still wearily watching what happens next in the blowup between iran and israel and a new report in the last 45 minutes indicating israel has decided how it will retaliate and iran's drone and missile strike with the shower and rained down opportunistic israel saturday. the world urges restraint and former israeli ambassador to the united states j

let me break down how it is on maui. 27,000 short-term rental units on that island alone. if we can dedicate just 10% of these homes for displaced families, we can house everyone. we will cover the fair market value of each rental for two years. we will provide the property tax exemption that the mayor is counseling. it has been very thoughtfully passed through. 18 months, looking at those participated. this is the right thing to do. i urge everyone out there to join us if they can house our people. we have partners stepping forward. believe me when i say this, i'm going to get people going first. all short-term rentals, finding enough housing. if you want to participate in this program, you can email us today. fema.dhs.gov, joining in this effort. housing 2024 at fema.dhs.gov. it is important that we care for people and put them within housing. in addition to the $250 million that fema was looking at for the rental assistance with these units, it is all about the homes and survivors. this is the planning and design. this is part of the additional action. on many cases, thi

the new rules will cap rent increases on ab half the rental units in the city at 3% or 60% of the is wer. the andlords would r also be required to pay relocation assistance for no-lt evictions for most rental units. neprotection as line with siar efforts in oakland, berkeley,and richmo >>> students across the bay joined in on protests fighting for environmental and human justice around the world and the war in gaza. >> free, free, free palestine. >> so protesters say these connected and say it is up to them to speak up about their future. >> we know that our futures are Ãdanger and the futures of the children in all these different countries that are going through genocides and war, we're also fighting for th futures. if adults can't see that, then it's on them because a lot of the time adults are the ones who are profiting from the destion of children's homes and their futures3 >>> also happening in downtown safrancisco today, an art exhibit celebrating earth month opening up in hayes valley. it's designed by bay area artistbryan singer and laura hapka. the new installion visualizes

united rentals that is looking up 6% today.t i'm seeing rotation within the portfolios equally interesting in our equity income strategy, we see ibm looking down 8% because -- by the way, i'm annoyed with everybody picking on ibm they beat on earnings and those were great they came in with better margins. again, they used a.i. a lot because there was enthusiasm in that maybe too much you see ibm down >> we will pivot away from a.i let's go to the report coming up today. 2.2% for gdp what do you think the possible deceleration means for the market does it mean to a selloff or has jay powell set up the narrative of rates will stay higher for longer. >> rates higher for longer i think a higher read would be negative for the market. we need some cooling we need to see some cooling in growth something the higher rates are starting to impact frank, i have to finish my last sentence whirlpool and western union is up today back to gdp. i'm looking for a negative number i want the rate cuts this year >> people want the rate cuts this ye

units in 1 million are regulated rental units. we have very heavy regulated and protects a lot of low income people. there is still a large amount that is unregulated. people are not generally looking at market rate luxury towers, they are looking at smaller three-10 related units or even basement apartments are owner occupied three unit buildings. there is a real desire as we talk about supply from the tenant advocacy side to increase the protections in new york city and in new york state. i think for us that is part of the conversation. trying to make very clear that supply is our number one path to success and we need people to stay focused on that. not tenant protections and no supply or we will just continue to be a crisis level in new york city. >> now we are getting to the lightning round of questions. audience questions are coming soon. get ready, folks. i will throw two items on the table and you can respond to both. i mentioned environmental regulations. commissioner, this is something for this session. i am interested i

housing more affordable, proposing a $10,000 tax cut for first-time homebuyers, to building more rental units to bring rents down then ever before. a major effort to root out bias in the home appraising process so homes in black communities are no longer undervalued compared to the same home in a white community. thus far, we have eliminated that gap by 40% and we will continue until it is even. all together, black wealth is up 60%, and the racial wealth gap is closed the most in 20 years. i would argue this is transformational change. we know there is much more work to do. there are real threats we face in more extreme voices that do not want to see people of color in the future of our country. they want to turn back the clock to voter suppression, election suppression, ripping away reproductive freedom, gutting affirmative action, and attacking diversity. banning books. this is 20234, banning books, attempting to erase history. violence like on january 6. these are determined to erase the progress we have made. together, we are determined to make history, not erase it. let me close with thi

i want you to think of this one as a small united rentals. next up is trinity industries.emember we had css on last night? that railroad's booming. norfolk southern doing very well. handles maintenance and related services like we saw yesterday. this is another potential winner from recovery in the freight market. plus i think anything connected to the rails benefits from the rise of onshoring and near shoring as companies move their manufacturing closer to home in order to maintain stable supply chains. we saw what happened during covid when we don't. when it comes to rail cars we've got a couple options. trinity's got the better dividend. 4.1% yield. i think that gives you a nice cushion and in this market don't we need nice cushions? finally we need a bit more aerospace exposure for this basket of small cap industrials so why don't we go with a company that i used to have a huge position in in my old hedge fund 25 years ago, aar, which is an independent provider of after-market parts and services for both commercial aviation and government customers. the after-market pa

exceed $115,845,218 for the purpose of providing financing for the construction of a 184-unit multifamily rental housing project known as “transbay block 2 east”; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a funding loan agreement providing the terms and conditions of the construction loan from the funding lender to the city, and the execution and delivery of the notes; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a borrower loan agreement providing the terms and conditions of the construction loan from the city to the borrower; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a regulatory agreement and declaration of restrictive covenants for the project; authorizing the collection of certain fees; approving, for purposes of the internal revenue code of 1986, as amended, the issuance and sale of residential mortgage revenue notes by the city in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $115,845,218; approving modifications, changes and additions to the documents; ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the funding loan, the borrower l

there are 27,000 short-term rental units on that island alone. if we can just allocate 10% of those we could house everyone. we will cover the fair park it rental price for two years and provided property tax exemption that the mayor and his counsel thoughtfully passed just weeks ago to give them a consumption for property tax to house those who participate. this is the right thing to do and i urge everyone to join us in offering their home if they can to house our people. now, if not enough partners step forward as we approach march 1, believe me when i say this, i will be forced to declare a moratorium on short- term rentals in maui until we find enough places for our displaced families. if you want to participate in this program you can email us today. email us at maui housing 2024@fema.gov and join in this effort. again, maui housing 2024@dhs.fema.gov. now, they are currently in the process of leasing up to 1500 homes for survivors. as of friday there were 367 and that is a testament to the work that has been done. they are planning on designi

block 2 east provides 184 units of affordable family rental housing with 40 units set aside for familieseriencing homelessness supported by the local operating subsidy program. unit will be restricted for affordability to households earning maximum of 40 percent to 80 percent of ami and unit rangeic in size from studio to 3 bedrooms. the commercial portion of the project includes space for a child care facility intended to serve 45 children from infant to age 5 and two retail spaces. for financing, ocii enter into two separate ground leases, one for residential component and one for the child care and community commercial component. the redevelopment plan requires ocii submit report provide public notice and obtain board approval for the disposition of transbay properties pursuant to california health and safety code section 33433. as moted in the report the estimated highest best use value of the unrestricted residential parcel based on appraisal is approximately $8.3 million and the commercial parcel of $364 thousand. the restricted use value reflects the present value oof lease paymen

. >> the lottery waitlist is for the fremont family apartments on fremont boulevard. 27 rental units are going to be up for grabs. an eligibility is based on income deadline to apply is may 3rd at time for another check of the 4 zone forecast. a different view of the bay this time looking out toward the golden gate and kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to line out what we have to look forward to tonight and tomorrow. well, you know what? you get a nice onshore breeze like this, of course, here quality looking fantastic around the bay area, right? get that nice. fresh. >> ocean aaron. boy, it has brought the temperature down. but other than that, it's looking good outside. you've got the clouds rolling in as a definitely cool down the temperatures all around the bay area. we've had some reports of drizzle along the coastline. more that overnight tonight and tomorrow, too. but the air quality look fantastic out there. you've got green across the board as a really that a nice fresh ocean. there has pushed all the way the interior valleys all the way in the central val

the lottery waitlist is for the fremont family apartments on fremont boulevard. 27 rental units will be up for grabs and eligibility is based on income. the deadline to apply is may 3rd at 05:00pm. more info is available at housing dot ac gove dot org. >> san francisco mayor london breed says the city's moving forward with plans to welcome giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. mayor breed saying the city has begun local fundraising efforts and she has introduced a resolution at the board of supervisors meeting to allow various city departments to begin raising money from private entities. so far there is no specific timeline on when those pandas would be arriving here in san francisco. timing depends on construction of an enclosure there at the zoo. it's not yet known how much the enclosure would cost, but the mayor says taxpayers well not have to pay for it. >> all right. well, the zoo is often shrouded in fog, as well, i guess this isn't really traditional for summer fog so much. yeah. so a lot of cloud cover and extremely yeah. did you notice that empty parking lot at the zoo the

block 2 east provides 184 units of affordable family rental housing with 40 units set aside for familieseriencing homelessness supported by the local operating subsidy program. unit will be restricted for affordability to households earning maximum of 40 percent to 80 percent of ami and unit rangeic in size from studio to 3 bedrooms. the commercial portion of the project includes space for a child care facility intended to serve 45 children from infant to age 5 and two retail spaces. for financing, ocii enter into two separate ground leases, one for residential component and one for the child care and community commercial component. the redevelopment plan requires ocii submit report provide public notice and obtain board approval for the disposition of transbay properties pursuant to california health and safety code section 33433. as moted in the report the estimated highest best use value of the unrestricted residential parcel based on appraisal is approximately $8.3 million and the commercial parcel of $364 thousand. the restricted use value reflects the present value oof lease paymen

very similar to what's already there, the second point is that the project does not remove any rental units, this does not remove any rental units. it's entirely owner occupied and has been, the third point being that it increases the dwelling units. it does it increases this by 1 to 1. it's 100% increase in dwelling units from 1 to 2, again, as i pointed out before, this is greater than 33% or one third of the of the main residence. it's at 34% of the main residence size, and in terms of the last two points, which is the historic integrity, this is a class c building, it is not historically significant. and the block and surrounding buildings are all it's a mixed block, there's no adjacent historic homes next to this, and i thank you for your time. thank you. with that, we should open up public comment. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission. you each have one minute. one minute. okay, so i sent you the georgia. i sent that email about comparing this project with the project on bernal heights. and i did that because i just stumbled on that one in bernal h

bit of context in full court there's about three million housing units, about a million of them home ownership and million unregulated rental units and another million regulated units. so we have a very highly regulated and protect a lot of low income people and stable housing in new york and there's still a large amount unregulated. police -- people are looking at sort of three to 10 unit buildings maybe unregulated or basement apartments or owner occupied three unit building. so there's a real desire as we talk about supply from the sort of tenant advocacy side it increase tenant protection in new york city and new york state. so that for us is part of the conversation and we are trying it make sure aware clear that supply is our number one success we feed people to be focussed on and we want the tenant protection discussions but not with no supply or we will continue to be at crisis level in new york city. >> now aware getting to the lightning round of questions. audience are coming -- audience questions are coming soon. i will they two items on the table and you can respond it both or full i to one and not the other. i

the fremont family apartments are set to be built on fremont boulevard there will be 27 rental units up for grabs in eligibility is based on income. the deadline to apply for the lottery. waitlist is may 3rd, 05:00pm more info is available at housing dot ac. gov. dot org. san francisco mayor london breed wants to crack down on illegal activity surrounding late night corner stores in the tenderloin. but some people who live and work there are not on board with the plan. crowd for sara stinson joins us live in the studio with the details on that. sarah, what's up? >> grant event aimed at celebrating the tenderloin, the open drug market was on full display for everyone. people who live in work in the neighborhood tell me they deal with this every night making them feel unsafe. mayor breed says she's got a new proposal that will address some of the challenges faced at night. >> i one all. i'm not i'm not the tender 9 while making loves living in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood, she says there's one big problem. she doesn't feel safe at night. got is the home lot about the illegal

however, this increased demand is met with a decrease in the supply of available rental units . owners faced with limited rental income may explore alternative uses for their properties, exacerbate the shortage of rental housing. >> well, just a couple of days ago, we were enjoying the toasty temperatures 70s and 80s, but we cooled off a little bit to yesterday, especially the coastline. but today a big drop off in temperatures across the entire bay area, and that trend will continue as we head into your wednesday and into thursday . a much cooler pattern setting up and some breezy conditions as well. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. no more 80s, no more 70s. just lots of 60s out there. san francisco 60 with the hayward 66 and santa rosa in the mid 60s, 65 degrees. it's a cool wednesday. lots of clouds and maybe some drizzle once again tomorrow morning, and then partly to mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours. you can see the eventual temperature range from the upper 50s to the upper 60s. here's a satellite and the radar fairly active pattern setting up with

it will have 135 rental units. they'll be studios to three bedroom apartments. process is open until april 23rd. residents will be selected through a lottery process and could move in as early as this fall. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. israel is on the defense tonight, a military chief says a, quote, misidentification resulted in one of its airstrikes killing at least seven workers with the world central kitchen, the nonprofit shared an image of the victim saying they were killed while returning from a full day's mission. >> the workers are from the u.s. australia, europe and palestine. >> the white house is stopping short of calling for a ceasefire in gaza. but as fox news trey yingst reports, the killings are raising new concerns about the humanitarian disaster in gaza. >> world central kitchen confirming a dual us canadian citizen was one of seven foreign aid workers killed during an israeli airstrike in gaza on monday, the group says staff members from the uk, australia and poland also died. the biden administration and other western allies

the new building is on fremont boulevard near 80 and 99 ranch market. 27 rental units will be up for grabs. eligibility is based on income. the deadline to apply is may 3rd for more information. this is the link there on your screen, which don't see but go to kron 4 dot com or housing dot a sega of sheriffs association says that there's a deputy shortage and they're calling on the city for some help. they sent out a letter to city leaders and the sheriff's office asking for more hires. the association says that deputies are working an average of 28 hours of over time per week. they say that some sheriffs or even facing health risks due to lack of sleep. san pablo has appointed its next police chief captain brian blue bar has been with the police department for 21 years and has been serving as interim chief. his first official day as chief will be may 1st. let's step outside. give you a view of the weather at to telegraph hill tonight. you know, and if you are stepping outside, you're going to want to wear a sweater, a little light coat because, yes, get chilly. run right back has bee

the new 89 unit complex includes studio one, two, and three bedroom rental units for low income households. 23 of the units have been prioritized for households with intellectual and developmental disabilities. sunnyvale says it's not done either, and is looking to build even more affordable housing in the city. >> need was so great, so we had over 800 applications for the 89 spots, but, you know, we're looking to build a more affordable housing in sunnyvale and working with many partners are trying to get that financed. and built as quickly as possible. >> the development is on city owned land. it tore down seven older homes to make room for the complex, and contributed more than $17 million toward construction of the supreme court. >> justices appear to be siding with starbucks in a case between the coffee giant and the national labor relations board. the issue involves the firing of seven starbucks workers who were trying to unionize their store in memphis. the labor board says starbucks fired them strictly because of their union activity and obtained a court order forcing the company t

really appreciated i have a question for you, how many of these people will apply are living in rental units? i understand that that's not the audience you're looking for. since there's sometimes these, rental units are, you know, the landlord pays for the water, so it's sort of hidden in there, sort of hoa or the rent, but i was wondering if, like, was there any, like, did you find some people who didn't realize that they can't apply, but they were in rental units and they applied? i'm just trying to understand how many people fall in that category. those could be in the people who the number of folks who apply for the program. but they were not eligible. but i don't have specific data to, to your question, but we can certainly find out. and i think it would be very useful to find that out, partly because i think right now a lot of rental units. do you know the landlord, as i said, covers the rent, covers the water bill, but the reality is the water and wastewater, rates as they change that impacts the rents for people as well. right. so it's kind of like that's cost that gets, transferred

invest another 400 million to improve the company 76 housing communities and their combined 27000 rental unitswe were just talking about bitcoin with scott radler look at what's happening with crypto, 11:00 a.m. eastern time across $72000 level. right now we have a right below that 71806. this comes ahead of the having event expected on april 20, having topping around every four years to reduce the rate at which new points lower the available new supply bitcoin's, previous having been associated with price gains maybe it's running up ahead of the news, crypto related stocks are also running up higher, tandem with bitcoin's bitcoin strategy etf are all anywhere from 4% to nearly 7%. the eclipse is turning the green mountain state park right now, the path of totality passing through burlington vermont at this moment, this is holton main right below burlington. when we come back, bill nye the science guy is here have put his unique and easy to stand spin on the event dominated the nation and dominating wall street, volume is way down there you can see bill nye he is standing by as the eclipse win

it will have 135 rental units, ranging from studio to three bedroom apartments. >> we have a range of units to support new educators. people might be at the beginning of their career or just starting a family. two family units and we have five floors and i've had a chance to visit. i mean, these are million dollar views now. >> the san francisco unified school district says applications will be accepted until april 23rd. the educators will be selected through a lottery process, and they could move in as early as this coming fall. well, san francisco group filed a friend of the court brief in the supreme court case that will decide if cities can ban camping on public property. now, the case stems from a ruling in the ninth circuit court of appeals. it found that the city of grants pass, oregon, could not enforce local ordinances that ban public camping. at the same court also ruled that san francisco can't sweep homeless encampments when there aren't enough beds in city shelters. the lawyers committee for civil rights said that criminalizing homelessness does nothing to address the lac

. >> all the market rate housing on the island, the price for residential unit whether that's a rentalr a for sale condo, the price of the unit is decoupled from the price of the parking spot. so people can buy a condominium without paying for a parking spot. they choose to have a parking spot, they would pay an additional price. market rate residents are required to purchase take transit pass each month through their hoa fees or through their rent so the residents will begin the decision of driving or taking transit with a transit pass in hand each month. that transit pass will function as a muni fast pass allowing people to take muni and transfer within the muni network and function as an ac transit allowing people to take ac transit to the east bay and transfer within the ac transit system and it will also provide unlimited access to the treasure island ferry. >> treasure island is going to take decades to be fully build out. it's going to take some time for it to reach the envelope that was passed by the board of supervisors and maybe there will be changes to it as well. we don't k

units on city owned land and private developments over the next ten years. mayor woo in boston, issued a request for quotes from developers and owners of new multi family rental construction within the city of boston to see who is interested in developing these deeply affordable units. and a veiling themselveses of this federal option. similarly the housing authority, the city of los angeles, amended its 2024 agency plan quote to use all of its fair cloth limit authority specifically 1965 available units through the fair cloth to rad program. and if wonder what fair cloth is that i'm talking about, it was a horrible amendment to federal law back in 1998 that set as a maximum, a cap the number of public housing units in any public housing authority, in any city at the number that existed in 1999, it was anti public housing amendment by senator fair cloth from south carolina at the time and it was designed to prevent the growth of public housing. but what happened overtime, as as the number of public units has decreased and here in san francisco we're down from in 1999, we had about 4,000 units of public housing, we're now down to several hundred even at the pu

happy to go over anything about the 537 rental units. the sizable amount of office and retail and including district energy system and water treatment plants. as mentioned, the hor zantal improvements. i want to give quick update that the visa building building g before we are back next time that should be occupied by visa so weeks ahead which is super exciting moment. the building f the rental will be hopefully next month also. i'm not sure if it is on here--it is not quite yet but before i move into that, i want to-you may have seen the press in support of the giants opening day here on friday, we opened china basin park for the first time. that will be operating under the master lease. great press this weekend for the chronicle and others. that will be moving continuing throughout and once the acceptance happens the park lease kicks in there too. super excited about that. so, the quick project updates, no change in the lbe. we continue to increase tracking towards our goal of 20% and that information detailed in the staff report. phas

it requires landlords to have reasonable explanations for not allowing a pet into a rental unit. dlords to ask about pet ownership after a tenant's application has been approved. haney claims 12 million people across the state are being denied access to rental housing because they have a pet. >> as of today, the federal communication commission is now requiring internet service providers to be more transparent about the plans they offer. new information labels are intended to allow consumers to shop for deals, avoid hidden fees, and find plans that better meet their needs. they will be posted at stores and online showing monthly prices, equipment rental fees, data rates, broadband speeds and links to any bundled discounts. the labels will look similar to the ones you see, listing the nutritional value of foods. >> well, the fda is now recalling two health care products that could cause serious health risks, the agency says. aruba aloe hand sanitizer and gel products have alcohol altered by methanol, which is typically used in industrial produc just small amounts of methanol can ca

units. this program is designed to establish a long-term rental subsidy contract to help public housing authority development partners finance construction of new deeply affordable shouzing units. in san francisco that means adding 3368 units of deeply affordable housing serving extremely low income and low income below 50 percent ami. we look to housing authority and mayor office community development to complete due diligence to coordinate with hud on implementation of this program and to collaborate with community housing organizations to identify projects and sites for this new program on housing authority land, publicly owned land or affordable housing developments planned by non profit developers. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. welcome to the next speaker. >> my name is jim, here again about my partner randy who is at laguna honda hospital seeking liberty and justice. in my hands i have a letter from his payee and the program director or manager, john palsoto which states they received his social security and i have a attach ledger for the period requested and at the bottom it s