there is seriousing youly carnage going on in this market^. >> is it man made inflation? think of the trade tariffs. we could see the markets drop even further once the companies put out their guidance and warn about that. if you are talking about the interest rates and the bottom of this market. what's propping up right now is the low interest rates. which is why i think the feds should continue on. if there was free food at work and everybody ate the free food, your employees would get fat. you had low, cheap debt, everybody bought it, propping up the market. charles: i think earnings are propping up the market and the strong u.s. economy is propping up the market. but the same can't be said for countries outside this country. the s & p 500, 62% of their revenues come from america but the fast growth is from outside this country. >> that's a worry for the multi-nationals. the domestic economy and domestic markets. this is where again once again if the rest of the world falters, it's a dirty shirt in the laundry. the earnings are here, the corporate earnings are here. an

thank youly and use it as a model for getting other housing built in this community. thank you. >> good afternoon. certainly this item, if it illustrates nothing else, it illustrates the limitations of inclusionary housing and what is needed is for the city to agretzively land bank and build the housing that is needed. and that is not the housing that the [inaudible] and from sf hack would have us believe. in this town, we have a [inaudible] of market rate housing. we are over the last two and a half years, we've built market rate housing at 2.5 times the official goals for construction of market rate housing and meanwhile we have thousands of people on the street. we have people leaving this city every day because no low-income housing is being built, other than supportive income housing and that is moderate rate housing. this is not the st. louising. that is the first thing. the second thing is that just to illustrate the dishonesty of some of the speakers, i'd like to point out a tiny detail. i work in the neighborhood. i go by the particular project that was refer

that youly, i expected would ask that question because you are misstating the facts all the way throughat one point we had a fishing tool company. that means we did work down in oil wells. the other time, we had a pretty rental company. now we've had residuals when we sold those companies. there were residual assets and those were used, and worked those through a third party. there is nothing we are hiding. these things were asked to the ethics committee in washington, and they said it's okay. it is filed exactly correctly. the irs looks at us frequently . we have a complex return. the irs looks at our returns and our accountant looks at our returns and everyone says it looks exactly right. i am not sure exactly what you are driving at here. but you are the one who has the company that is charging sick people a 10% surcharge in order to pay you or your business partner lavish sums of money. your company made millions charging people who were the most fragile in our system. you yourself point out how fragile they are. and then you do that? how can you look at yourself in the face? >> i c

throe in thes consumer skrergsary where auto appear and builder pushed 10% off the highs and the in youly formed kplungss sector twitter and facebook and alphabet in that group well off highs. the good news for the bulls today -- very obvious- there was clear sign he is of nibbling on the beaten up sectors i highlighted all day. semi conductor regional banks and the home builders all of which rallied off a significant selloff at the open. home build action stocks whopping 34% off semis weak as well we'll see if that continues tomorrow back to you, melissa. >> thanks, bob home builders, regionals, any of zblees well -- we talked about the bank of the ozacryes the other day. it's clear that regional banks you can't lump together. they are individual stories some make sense some do not in terms of home builders stay away from them they have raised them in terms of valuation i have to give cudo to dan who said bristle mice is trouble interesting thing about briflt competition with merck is not going there way. where it levels we saw for oh or five months maybe bristle is putting in the short

a lot of complication out o this we'll be f with youly thanks, mel. >>> jury selection start to beginford is charged in an attack on prince george's count pol station back in 2016 that led to the death of officer jacai colson.ha colson's pictut you were looking at there. nod for faces dozens of charges including second degree murder plane clothes officer cols died after another m officeristook him for civilian during the attack and shot him. grand jury decided not to indict the officerho shot colson. ♪ >> still ahead this morning, alarming new numbers when it mes to the number of people killed by drug overdoses in just the last year alone. >> plus, why the newe york polic department has pulled thousands every by cameras off the streets. we'll be right back with that. it's 8:12. ♪ ♪ s tims un monday >> um-hmm. wee like touten clals factor of the morning, c.ey. >> >> yes. >> what does his shirt say. >> my first birthday just had hs >> happy be lated bdairth birth. >> got a little took coming in. >> isn't he so cute. >> lots of deliciou drooly >> adorable. rubin is all smiles like that b

. >> what do youlies of those you help? >> i carry that regret with me and i will the rest of my life. that i could have done more. and that i was not able to do that. and that's my burden to carry. >> can the shooter be forgiven? >> wow, big question. i just don't know. the wounds are too open to answer that. i have to really think about that. can you really forgive everybody for all evil? is one of those big theological questions. right now, i can't answer it. >> the rabbi will hold funerals in the next days. i asked how he can help the congregation heal. he told me one hour and one person at a now, friends and family describe the 11 people described in the shooting as loving, caring and pillars of this community. eight men and three women were killed. the youngest is 54. the oldest was 97. they include a married couple, two brothers and a doctor, all beloved by their synagogue and the neighborhood. nikki battiste is here looking at the lives they led. nikki, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. one couple eve

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in his signing memo, governor jerry youly brown writes given all the special privileges corporationsjoyed for so long, it's high time corporate boards include the people who constitute more than half the persons in america. critics include the california chamber of commerce. they argue the bill is unconges tuesdayal. they say it potentially elevates gender as a priority over other aspects of diversity. governor brown signed the bill, c.c.ed the senate judiciary committee in his message an wrote that the judge kavanaugh hearings, quote, make you it crystal clear that many are not getting the message. the thinking is more women in power can help reduce sexual misconduct and as for the companies that do not comply, fines of between $100,000 and $300,000, a quarter of publicly traded companies in california do not have women on their boards including tivo, skechers and stamps.com, airbnb did recently add a female director. netflix, alphabet, chevron, they have female directors. it's very likely the new law is challenged in court. i'm sure you guys know the reasons. this is government int