moved by commissioner stephenson and second bid -- seconded by commissioner wald. all in favor. any opposed? any abstention? motion carries. item 10. >> the clerk: recess. >> no, i'm sorry. seriously you can't. i'm going to fall down. >> the clerk: we'll go to recess. >> commissioner: can we wait a few minutes. let's just do item 10 and we should get people some warning. we'll do item 10, anthony and then take a short break. >> the clerk: is the next item is item 10, approval of resolution file 2018-02-coe approving funding for the san francisco carbon fund grants. documents resolution filed 2018-02-coe carbon fund grants and the speaker shawn rosenmoss the item is for discussion and action. >> commissioner: commissioner raphael. >> commissioner: thank you so much and thank you for sitting here a few more minutes. this is a very exciting moment for me to have the chance to share with you about our carbon fund and where some of the funding is going to in the future and to get your approval of it. so i will let sehaun take it frm here. >> commissioner: in 2009 the board of supervi

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. >> joining me now, laura bassett, and alex seitz-wald, digital reporter. alex, i want to start here with the latest statement from steve bannon. why do you think he's coming out with this now? we heard kelly reporting, we talked about it with other reporters, jonathan swan of axios as well. but your thoughts on this, too. >> i mean, steve bannon is ultimately only as powerful as his platform at breitbart and as a conduit to the president. and ultimately, he doesn't control either of those things without the money from people like the mercers who the big conservative donors who basically disowned steve bannon in the wake of his comments and without the blessing of the president, he has very little going on and becomes politically almost irrelevant. i think he's in survival mode. he realizes his continuation as any kind of a vehicle of trumpism and this movement that he saw himself as the leader of, is very much on the line right now and at risk of disappearing. also, don jr. is popular with trump's base, separately, he has a very large twitter following and

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wald's superpower is essentially trying to get self into a pariah i believe in diplomacy i believe in dialogue and i really believe that the best way we can solve problems is that we when we talk about it if you pull yourself out of the process you lose the ability to influence the process at the same time the process it will go on with the result obviously it's a great loss to the processes when the united states are not part of it and i really hope that these different decisions are temporarily and that the united states will come back to the negotiating table well. there's another nuclear. threat that is the issue of north korea there has been some talks that have taken place between north and south over the past couple of weeks admittedly they were about the winter olympics but many people felt and coverage particularly has that came the same time where we had talk of nuclear buttons and desks and whose was bigger and the drums of war essentially beating like we've never heard before and that's something that should be worrying do you think that there is a real threat to some sort

. >> commissioner: moved by commissioner wald and seconded by commissioner stephenson. all in favor. opposed? abstentions? motion carries. congratulations. now we'll take a short break. [meeting in recess] >> commissioner: we'll be back in 15 minutes at 9:17. thank you. thank you. >> all right. >> we are on item 11 directors report. anthony. >> we are resumeing from recess, the time is 9:17. the next item on the agenda is item 11 directors report. updates on the department of environmental administrative and operations relating to budget planning, strategic planning, clean air transportation, climate, energy, public outreach and environmental justice and habitat restoration and zero waste and urban forestry. the speaker the plan explanatory this items for instruction. >> thank you, thank you. so i think that the packet -- excuse my brain. i need to wake it up. i think the material in your market are -- packet are self plan tory. there are wonder wonderful things to notice in there. i want to call your attention to two dates. one is this friday january 26th, where you ar

where chavez, gnodde, wald rn, and lane, all stand a reasonable chance as long shots longer out.et's have a look at jpmorgan. if dimon decided to leav today, his most likely successor would be the head of the consumer bank, gordon smith. in that instance, daniel pinto would keep plenty of control, too. a few years out, at 55, pinto's chances, of course, improve as time goes past and other wildcards come into play as well of this younger group of leaders, marianne lake is the front runner, largely because of the breadth of her current role, but if any of them are given broader exposure, it would be a major vote of confidence from dimon. now the bottom line for dimon and blankfein, they stand apart. here's share price investments of all the banks since blankfein took over when both of them were in position. because of this performance, they and they alone will decide when it's time to go guys >> that was wilfred frost from the u.s. the nba is back in london with the philadelphia 7 eflphiladelpn the boston celtics the celtics are on a six-game winning streak and are atop the eastern

a friend of mine, ra wald, shown the before, technician at oppenheimer is talking about the s&p. we are at level 87 which almost is off the charts, as you can see here this is something we have not seen except 1% of periods going back to 1930 the reason this is notable is that people hear the term overbought and say that's as good as it gets. a sale signal. and i think he made the point that markets top pretty much a year after rsi or momentum peaks. so even if we are at these extreme levels, in and of itself, that is not a profitable symbol to be trading on. whether you take profit or short the market can you go back it prior examples from 1980s, 50s, 090s, where you have maximum momentum thrust higher which is what you are experiencing now markets could be as much as 30% higher 12 months down the road i think it is important to recognize things are pretty much as good as they get from a momentum standpoint. but that in and of itself is not enough to say, get out of everything at the top. >> what do you think about the other sentiment indicators like aaii -- >> i do think about

with me today is ari wald. here we are with a new year and new record highs.en bullish for quite some time and you have brought an incredible chart with you. i love it, it's so distinct and creative, coming from someone who has not had as many good calls as you, i would be skeptical, but from you it's incredible. take us through it. ari: you got it. we published our target for the , and here's how we get to it. it's just a measurement of the pace of the current trend. one trick is the s&p 500's to day moving average. this moving average projected levels itcurrent would put you at about 3100. however, given the very high rsi readings that are indicative of the fast pace of the trend as it stands, we think that piece is going to slow, so our view is that the current premium trend is going to get balanced out and we will wind up with more of a church rectory that is closer to 2900. there's ag enough, guidepost there. 2014 had a fast trend, not a lot of pull back. 2014 you had some pullback and you lined up with where that originally started. mainly: you have been

a good chance of being elevated to deputy if solomon or schwartz become ceo, where chavez, gnodde, wald, all stand a reasonable chance as long shots longer out. let's have a look at jpmorgan. if diamond decided to leave today, his most likely successor would be the head of the consumer bank, gordon smith. in that instance, daniel pinto would keep plenty of control, too. a few years out, at 55, pinto's chances, of course, improve as time goes past and other wild cards come into play as well asset management head and the cfo. of this younger group of leaders, marianne lake is the front runner, largely because of the breadth of her current role, but if any of them are given broader exposure, it would be a major vote of confidence from dimond the bottom line for dimond and blankfein, they stand apart. here's share price investments of all the banks since blankfein took over when both of them were in position. because of this performance, they and they alone will decide when it's time to go guys >> that's the key point, isn't it they don't appear to be going anywhere dimond or blankfein. >>

it's an ipo the word wald wantsa slice of according to saudi aramco's ceo, it's still ready to go publichalf of this year i asked if it's possible shareholders, meaning the government, might be aiming for a different time frame >> it's not about become ready it's about evaluating all the information that's being passed through the government in terms of different markets that we have in terms of visited venues evaluating all of that, they're taking their time, rightfully so, to decide which market to list on. when the decision is made, the company is ready to march. >> how certain are you an ipo will take place in the second half of 2018 >> as i say, that's not for the company to figure out. it's what we only can do is be prepared and make sure we're ready for the ipo, and we are, and we will be. >> president trump tweeted that you should have your ipo in the united states. what did you think when you saw his tweet? >> i mean, to us, it looks like -- it's good that we have been looked at as a good company to be listed in different markets. each market is wanting saudi aramco to list, eit