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as you pointed out people have to start paying ren rent again. there is incentive to get back in the labor force on the margin. we've been wrong last couple months. huge misses on the top line. we think we're getting to that place you will get a beat number. as to the stagflation the question you have to ask yourself do you have the same month over month increase in inflation in april, may and june that we've had in the past few months and i think the answer is no. we're starting to see supply chains loosen up. charles: okay. >> nike is making sneakers. puma is making sneakers. we're hearing better reports going forward. charles: so, nela, i always go through adp's report. i think it is great work and i'm still, the thing that stood out to me is the same thing that stood out to me before, small, particularly very small businesses, they're not hiring, right? the large businesses are doing the overall bulk of it. this is skewed the way it is normally is. you didn't seem as concerned the last time you're on but have you kind of reconsidered what is

it's going to be from a mission boulevar through middle ren conroe. they've had to shut that down on the eastbound side so they can try to get some of that water. that's gushing onto the highway. we had an earlier accident on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that's been clear. thankfully now as you're heading into the city a little under 12 minutes. looks like they just turn those metering lights on. so conditions are still pretty slick and wet as you're traveling the san mateo bridge you head across towards the peninsula. little under 14 looks like see some a hazard lights on there. so vehicles probably having a slowdown as you're traveling and pull over roadway. daly city northbound 2.80 that connector ramp to highway one. it is slick. so you want to take your time as you're driving through there, a new accident popping up in emeryville. this is on the eastbound side, 80 just west of pow street. so not seeing much of a delay on the westbound side. there. we're going to continue tracking your traffic this morning daryn, james, back to you. thanks a

emily, interesting that jorge ren temperature are a one of the guys out there on the night this thing happened and he was many nights kobe kenosha he tweets this the rittenhouse trial is a great example how important it is to have journalists frontline. the corporate press attempted to control the narrative but the video evidence was too much to overcome and emily, you know, we had it from numerous different angles and sources. how much do you think that impacted what ultimately impacted in this trial. >> in terms of the video evidence, great deal. and you know, taking it back to the x's and o's being charged, four counts of the five had the self-defense privilege available prooferg to the jury that the kyle rittenhouse had a fear of imminent bodily harm or death and he used reasonable force in response to it. that fifth and final count that didn't have the self-defense privilege the yard that kyle rittenhouse had engaged in reckless endangerment brandishing that weapon and shooting it with a bystander behind. in terms of the media shaping i agree wholeheartedly with that comment. the

sandra fell up in santa rosa roadway closure to note eastbound 12 from mission boulevard. 2 middle ren conroe. they've closed that because of a water main break and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes from the north bay heading into the city daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot, ray. so another big story that we're following this morning. we have the supreme court expected to review its first major gun rights case in more than a decade. >> alexandra limon is in washington, dc with a look. hi, alex. hi there. good morning. we'll just york state law restricts, you know, under what circumstances and in what places people can carry concealed weapons and a supreme court decision on this issue could have national implications because about 7 states including california have similar laws in place. >> wednesday. the u.s. supreme court heard a challenge to a new york state law that says people must obtain a license in order to carry a concealed firearm outside of their home for self-defense. i was shot in my head while leave my constituents. former congress

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when youou and i spoke in this room or in this ren view in july, we shared the priority of getting our children back to school. i've said it's the first place that should be open and the -- the first place that should be opentr and the last place to close. in thathi context, we have studs just the school year that have demonstrated that we have 96% of our schools open for which i am pleased and still, we have 4% of schools over a million children who have been impacted by covid-related outbreaks and the schools have had to be closed. our data also demonstrate our preventionus measures have been working in schools that are practicing prevention measures including masking have been 3.5% less likely to close because of an outbreak than those that masked. the question iste important. these are new data out of the uk that haveha demonstrated this n test to stay strategy. thatse is a strategy after a chd is exposed in a classroom that they stay in that classroom with sequential tests every day, every other day to demonstrate they'ree negative to stay in school. we have updated our frequently

pg&e will serve temporary power for construction as a pg&e customer. with that, i'd like this pass it along to mohcd. they have a couple of slides they want to bring up for you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, lydia, the deputy for housing at mohcd. nice to see you all. we're extraordinarily pleased to see this agreement before you. we are really looking forward to a smoother path forward for our affordable projects and for the certainty that this agreement will provide in terms of what route our projects need to take from an early day in engineering, designing and planning for the power delivery and these affordable housing projects. you'll see the list of projects that were provided to you with materials include many projects that are familiar and dear to your hearts. we have projects all across the city on the list and these are projects that are serving our neediest neighbors and everything from seniors, homeless people, people with disabilities, so having this agreement in place will save us time. if i can have the next slide actually please. we w

pg&e will serve temporary power for construction as a pg&e customer. with that, i'd like this pass it along to mohcd. they have a couple of slides they want to bring up for you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, lydia, the deputy for housing at mohcd. nice to see you all. we're extraordinarily pleased to see this agreement before you. we are really looking forward to a smoother path forward for our affordable projects and for the certainty that this agreement will provide in terms of what route our projects need to take from an early day in engineering, designing and planning for the power delivery and these affordable housing projects. you'll see the list of projects that were provided to you with materials include many projects that are familiar and dear to your hearts. we have projects all across the city on the list and these are projects that are serving our neediest neighbors and everything from seniors, homeless people, people with disabilities, so having this agreement in place will save us time. if i can have the next slide actually please. we w

pg&e will serve temporary power for construction as a pg&e customer. with that, i'd like this pass it along to mohcd. they have a couple of slides they want to bring up for you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, lydia, the deputy for housing at mohcd. nice to see you all. we're extraordinarily pleased to see this agreement before you. we are really looking forward to a smoother path forward for our affordable projects and for the certainty that this agreement will provide in terms of what route our projects need to take from an early day in engineering, designing and planning for the power delivery and these affordable housing projects. you'll see the list of projects that were provided to you with materials include many projects that are familiar and dear to your hearts. we have projects all across the city on the list and these are projects that are serving our neediest neighbors and everything from seniors, homeless people, people with disabilities, so having this agreement in place will save us time. if i can have the next slide actually please. we w

pg&e will serve temporary power for construction as a pg&e customer. with that, i'd like this pass it along to mohcd. they have a couple of slides they want to bring up for you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, lydia, the deputy for housing at mohcd. nice to see you all. we're extraordinarily pleased to see this agreement before you. we are really looking forward to a smoother path forward for our affordable projects and for the certainty that this agreement will provide in terms of what route our projects need to take from an early day in engineering, designing and planning for the power delivery and these affordable housing projects. you'll see the list of projects that were provided to you with materials include many projects that are familiar and dear to your hearts. we have projects all across the city on the list and these are projects that are serving our neediest neighbors and everything from seniors, homeless people, people with disabilities, so having this agreement in place will save us time. if i can have the next slide actually please. we w

we -- the business program, as you know, takes a mix of tenants paying higher rents as well as lower rens off the private market. with those losses, we taked mocd and put that debt into what we call forebearance. the cause is something that currently mocd is requiring while we are working through the workout for seven buildings. seven buildings with only 30-plus units out of a total portfolio of 280 units that meta owns. mocd is asking us to put this pause on. we have capacity. we just hired another four staff to manage these assets because of the assessment that mocd asked us to increase our capacity and make sure that we're managing for some of the challenges that it takes to make sure that our tenants are paying rent on time and we're keeping them in place. ours focus, unfortunately, during the pandemic has shifted. unfortunately to keeping our tenants in place. and so with the recovery happening, we still have the same staff. our staff are ready to buy more buildings and we have now an asset management staff that are ready to own and manage these buildings in the stable manner that wh

we -- the business program, as you know, takes a mix of tenants paying higher rents as well as lower rens off the private market. with those losses, we taked mocd and put that debt into what we call forebearance. the cause is something that currently mocd is requiring while we are working through the workout for seven buildings. seven buildings with only 30-plus units out of a total portfolio of 280 units that meta owns. mocd is asking us to put this pause on. we have capacity. we just hired another four staff to manage these assets because of the assessment that mocd asked us to increase our capacity and make sure that we're managing for some of the challenges that it takes to make sure that our tenants are paying rent on time and we're keeping them in place. ours focus, unfortunately, during the pandemic has shifted. unfortunately to keeping our tenants in place. and so with the recovery happening, we still have the same staff. our staff are ready to buy more buildings and we have now an asset management staff that are ready to own and manage these buildings in the stable manner that wh