seeing none. >> i make a motion that we move forward in the firm of willie adams as vice president of the commission. >> i second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> congratulations, commissioner vice president adams. [applause] >> thank you. >> real quickly, to the best commission in san francisco to the port commission and all my commissioners. thank you very much. to director and your fine staff. i just want to say something to the public. you make our jobs such a delight. even when you come and you challenge us because one thing that we've learned is commissioners here, sometimes yoyou have to be comfortable wih being uncomfortable. come out and challenge us because this port is the people's port. thank you and i look forward to serving another year as v.p. >> thank you. that is it for the election. >> 9b. >> good afternoon, president brandon, vice president adams and congratulations on your election. members of the port commission, members of the public and port staff, i am elaine forbes. the executive director. the first item i have i is accommodation for renee dunn martin on her retir

i also want to officially congratulate commissioner willy adams on becoming president of ilwu. at the last commission meeting it was unofficial. now it is official. we are so happy to have you here on the commission serving with us and helping us locally, statewide and federal leo all of our projects. congratulations. >> 10a retroactive ratification for 2791 brown house to elevator modernization project to extend completion dates. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> any discussion? all in favor? aye. >> resolution 1863 is approved. >> informational presentation and city wide resilience effort. >>> good afternoon, president brandon, port commissioners, best commission in the city. i am wendy low proud to work for the city and proud after i have heard all of this. i lead the resilience efforts. item 11:00 a.m. is a presentation of two of the major efforts going on over the last year or so. over the last five years. the city and county of san francisco has been working to advance resilience including adoption of the study

willis, thank you, gerri. melissa: let's bring in today's market panel. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund, adam lashinsky, "fortune" magazine editor. both fox news contributors. adam, what is the big deal for the market, is it earnings or tech view around the world or will the whole thing with china get resolved? >> that one is easy. i thought you were going to ask about powell. it would be neither. it would be powell to me. melissa: that is okay. that is a fair answer. >> and the reason is, that moved markets today as we can see with apple. apple's report was horrible. everybody is expected it to be. so what does the stock do? it goes up. i don't think facebook is a quarterly earnings story. u.s.-china trade tensions absolutely are the most important of the two you asked me about. >> pendulum is really swung. at end of 2018, it was extreme fear. trade is one of those elements. tech earnings was another. we've gotten some of those ready. no question, higher interest rates was third. to adam's point, fear over higher interest rates alleviated today. we're seeing more 52-week highs. 90 52-week hi

house intelligencera chairman dem adam schiff said the president's own statements andctions have only heightened our need to follow the evidence where it may lead. williehis,he morning shutdown meets a snow day here in washington. president trump also sing that he likes the symbolism of the fact that he has remained at the white house wembers of congress have gone home each other weekend. he says they must act responsibly. democrats continue to press naha border wall sin effective and teams pensive. speaker pn osi says we president acts the house will respond. willie. >> easy for me to sa here in a warm studio but it's a beautiful image behind you of the snoit house. thanks so much. >>> while the washington political fight over the government shutdown d on in a battle between the rich and powerful, it's working people across the country who are bearing the brunt. government employees and contractors like janitors and cox are f spending the week without a paycheck. many are working for. fr >> reporter: this new york food pantry is welcoming some unexpected sitors, furloughed federal employees. >> for meet biggest thing was individuals that came in who s

committee chairman adam schiff treated this -- "last year we sought to obtain the interpreter's notes of the private meeting between trump and putin. republicans on our committee voted us down. willieas now? should we find out whether our president is really putting america first? "brian, do we have any doubt that these translator notes might have gone from the president? that he may have taken them awa away? >> brian: we don't. we haven't had an exultation. kellyanne conway hasn't talked to the president about that. this morning come on "fox & friends" -- we are going down a very tough road for the future, if you have to get the nose of the interpreter and interview the interpreters. they are there to interpret, not to analyze. all the sudden you're going to put them on the national stage to tell everybody what they believe the president met when he was talking about president president xi or president modi, or about a mere prudent? i think it's terrible. also, there's little bit of a pattern. what is the thing we have in common with president xi, kim jong un, modi, and vladimir putin? the president likes to do things one on one. he always has. they always met behind closed doors.