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i want to note next week is ems versus week. i am grateful we have ems here as well. it is such a huge part of the public safety family in the fire department and city. thank you to gotc and all volunteers who work here and on this. i am going to get out of the sun shortly now. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, chief. back to the gold rush days now. while we are talking about that. i saw the mounds here. watch where you step. around the same time as the sheriff's office was founded another organization was formed in 1849. the san francisco police department has been our partner in public safety providing law enforcement services from san francisco to share everything that happened since 1849. my partner and friend from the san francisco police department, chief bill scott. [applause] >> thank you, sheriff. good morning everybody. it helps when you go at the end when following the mayor and others. i will say something a little bit different. as i look at the artifacts and the nice exhibit in the museum, it goes back to reminding us what public safety and p

and modern equity how is em investor sentiment >> it is pretty bad. i spent the last couple weeks on the road seeing clients. the feedback from investors in europe and in the u.s. is negative really. emerging market investors are used to dealing with a strong dollar that is a feature of the global currency market for the last ten years. that is always a feature you know, at the same time, you also are now dealing with higher u.s. treasury yields emerging markets are hit by higher treasury yields and dollar and domestic inflation dollar which is leading to rate hikes and steep losses for the em investors the sentiment out there is pretty negative. >> what might be the turning point, then, for sentiment perhaps this is the most difficult question to ask and one investors across asset classes and regions are asking have we hit peak bearishness >>i think in some ways we have hit peak bearishness when we look at investor positioning in fixed income em is very light. we have not seen much of the flow into the markets. we see outflows. investors are position

and in addition it was ems week. last week and there were awards given out and yesterday00 autoboard of supervisors acknowledged several members. jennifer for the salem and matt ferris for the different things they have done on and off duty. and it was just really nice for them to be acknowledged by the board of soops. now some more good news. since or last of meeting the city is now the proud owner of the 4 and a half 80 are site on carol avenue. for to be part of our training center. we closed our deal with the private company, last week. and now for the other peeves property that is adjacent to it that will also be part of the training facility, that bill -- in the assembly passed this week or last. passed unanimously and went to the senate. so -- i am -- grateful for that -- progress and -- i think we have a good chance of getting it signed off by the governor by september. and upon -- and -- you know that would pretty much put us getting the property the end of the year. work to do but unanimously voted out of t

that program includes the 'em barca dero program and the study. this program here is to focus on the embarcadero program between pier 39 and orkle park. and steven reel will now present on the embarcadero program. recently completed as well as the early projects. >> good morning, everyone, steven reel for project delivery. by now all of you are very familiar with the embarcadero sea wall from fisherman's wharf to mission creek over a century old, consisting of sea wall, bulk heads and the piers. and as a result of sea wall and infrastructure is at risk in earthquake sxz flooding rise, and general obligation bond is funding advance planning and project tackling this program. next slide. the 'em dar ca dero studied the sea wall in detail by 2100 if we don't address the problem. for the earth risk the highest risk are north of the west bridge including the ferry zone, historic bulk heads, 'em barca dero way and the timber bulk heads in fisherman's wharf. next slide. while earthquakes are very much here and now problem, coastal flood risk is quickly e

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em nguyen explained the leap. em: she and her husband moved cross-country from california -- >> dramatically improved the quality of living for us. em" she: had been renting for $3400 a month and struggled to keep up with the states of the rising costs, but stayed to take care of her husband's mother. when her mother in law passed in 2020, she decided it was time. u.s. census estimates show that during the pandemic, americans moved out of more populous areas like new york, los angeles, and washington, d.c. and moved it to smaller counties. between the summer of 2020 in the summer of 21, california saw a net loss of nearly 300,000 residents, a sharp turnaround in a state long seen as a hub for growth. this trend is unusually widespread. >> remote work has allowed people to decouple where they work and where they live. em: in 2020, this woman started targeting disaffected californians in online ads. >> it's been really successful. we have four seasons, no state income tax, and low property taxes overall. em: but wit

they'll come in short of breath, and then we'll put 'em on oxygen, and then that won't help them, and then the next thing you know they're intubated. it happens within, like, an hour or less, and it's prressed that quick. a lot of 'em will come in saying they had a cough for, you know, five or ten da, or symptoms for that long,nd then, i guess, all their immune system just gets overtaken and can't fit it off anymore. and it finally catches up to them, and they can breathe, so then they end up coming in to us. like, normally, i would have two patients in the icu and, usually, i would have one that's not as sick and on all those medicines, and then i'd have one that was. but now i have four that are that sick at the same time, so i don't sit down, don't go to lunch because i'm so focused on trying to keep them afloat. there were about six patients that passed on that one floor i was on today. karishma: just today? six patients died just today? zach: yeah, on that one floor, and it's all ages. the young are in there, too. there is people my age, like twins, that's died at this hospital.

tengo em. tenemos em. yo uso ocrevus. un tratamiento de infusión para usar dos veces al año. para adultos con formas recidivante o primaria progresiva de la esclerosis múltiple. ocrevus ha demostrado su eficacia para reducir recaídas en la emr y retrasar la progresión de la discapacidad en la emr y la empp. no use ocrevus si ha tenido una reacción alérgica potencialmente mortal a esta o si tiene hepatitis b. hable con su médico sobre las vacunas o si ha tenido hepatitis b, que podría reaparecer. las reacciones a la infusión son un efecto secundario común de ocrevus y algunas pueden requerir hospitalización. puede aumentar su riesgo de contraer infecciones que pueden ser graves y podría disminuir algunos tipos de inmunoglobulinas. aunque la lmp no fue reportada en ensayos clínicos, se podría producir. puede existir un mayor riesgo de contraer cáncer, incluyendo el cáncer de mama. em es lo que tenemos... no lo que somos. no lo que somos. no lo que somos. pregunte si ocrevus es adecuado para usted y únase a nuestra comunidad. es tiempo de hacer más... más sabor

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some of 'em, you just think of 'em as family. they're up here so much. [slow music] okay, thank you. [slow music] [door squeaking] [keys rattling] [slow instrumental music] - [casey] i got accepted to west alabama. - [isador] yeah. - i cried, when i got my act to 18, and you know i needea 17. - yeah. - and so i cried. and when it was official, i was in the middle of class, and i just stopped. i just went to the bathroom and ju like cried. i was so happy. - yeah. - university of west alabama. - i leave may 26. - to ohio? - i'll be down there for a while. - just be careful. i feel like you're gonna do something, get in trouble. and i'm gonna have to fly up to ohio. - imma be up there for a good minute. - when are you comin' back? - mom said i can come back whenever. i aint gon' miss it. i aint even miss my homeboys you know that? - dang, you aint gon' miss me at all? - nope. [laughs] - thanks. just, pink promise you'll be safe? - i'm gonna be safe. - and if something happens, you're gonna call me? if you need me? - what? how you gon' help? you like, how ma

abc's em nguyen is now here with the very latest. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. as families struggle to find baby formula, the country's biggest formulamaker is facing a new investigation. this morning, the house of representatives taking new action to address the baby formula shortage approving a bill last night that would allow more formula to be purchased with money from a federal program for low income families. the house also approved a measure to spend $28 million to help the fda increase formula supply. >> they can move quickly. we can get product here rapidly and, again, it should come from fda approved facilities. it's not about politics. >> reporter: both bills now head to the senate, but president biden taking a more immediate step, now invoking the defense production act to boost production. >> the defense production act gives the government the ability to require suppliers to direct needed resources to infant formula manufacturers before any other customer who may have ordered that good. >> reporte

abc's em nguyen is here now with more. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. like many other hate crimes, investigators say the shooting in buffalo appears to stem from the suspect being radicalized online. the supermarket shooting in buffalo adds to the surging number of incidents being investigated as hate crimes in america. >> we may very well be experiencing an epidemic of hate towards so many americans. >> reporter: recent data indicates a double-digit spike in hate crimes last year with the ten largest metropolitan areas reporting a record increase of 54%. in dallas, a hate crime investigation is under way after three women of korean descent were shot at this hair salon last week. authorities have warned of so-called ne wkis attacking soft targets with an increasing number of alleged whacists involved in mass shootings including the 2015 charleston church massacre targeting black parishioners. the 2018 mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue and a 2019 mass shooting at an el paso walmart targeting latinos. >> this is the threat. individuals who are spend

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. >> abc's em nguyen is here with the new details. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. another state is looking into a possible case of monkeypox, and now a leading expert says the rare outbreak was likely amplified by rave parties in europe. doctors in washington state are the latest to announce they're treating a patient with a suspected case of monkeypox bringing the number of states investigating cases to five. there's one confirmed case in massachusetts. and overnight health officials near seattle announced the country's sixth presumptive case. a man who recently traveled to a country where monkeypox cases have been identified. in south florida, doctors are investigating two presumptive cases. both patients also recently traveled internationally. >> and the people who are in contact with that person, you know, know about it. >> reporter: the virus typically only seen in africa is spreading with more than 200 confirmed or suspected cases in 18 countries. doctors say it's spread by coming into close contact with lesi

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tengo em. tenemos em. yo uso ocrevus. un tratamiento de infusión para usar dos veces al año. para adultos con formas recidivante o primaria progresiva de la esclerosis múltiple. ocrevus ha demostrado su eficacia para reducir recaídas en la emr y retrasar la progresión de la discapacidad en la emr y la empp. no use ocrevus si ha tenido una reacción alérgica potencialmente mortal a esta o si tiene hepatitis b. hable con su médico sobre las vacunas o si ha tenido hepatitis b, que podría reaparecer. las reacciones a la infusión son un efecto secundario común de ocrevus y algunas pueden requerir hospitalización. puede aumentar su riesgo de contraer infecciones que pueden ser gves y podría dismiir algunos tipos de inmunoglobulinas. aunque la lmp no fue reportada en ensayos clínicos, se poda producir. puede existir un mayor riesgo de contraer cáncer, incluyendo el cáncer de mama. em es lo que tenemos... no lo que somos. no lo que somos. no lo que somos. pregunte si ocrevus es adecuado para usted y únase a nuestra comunidad. la mejor manera de comenzar el día es en fa

em, good morning. >> reporter: andrea, good morning. "operation fly formula" brought in 78,000 pounds of baby formula sunday. officials say it can feed 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers for a week. this morning, some relief for desperate parents. enough specialty baby formula for 500,000 8-ounce bottles, now in the u.s. after the administration used a c-17 military cargo plane to fly it in from germany. president biden tweeting these photos writing, our team is working around the clock to get safe formula to everyone who needs it. this formula heading to hospitals and medical providers to distribute to parents whose babies are allergic to cow milk proteins. this comes as abc news has learned at least four infants in south carolina were recently hospitalized due to complications. three of them admitted when their parents were forced to use alternatives to their normal formula and their babies couldn't tolerate the switch. >> our patients and families across the country are in urgent need of this formula. >> reporter: but still millions of

here the restaurants are close to only open for take out and delivery and we basically have to get em tested. i mean, really p c artists every day am but we can still go wherever we want. and the people who are really locked down, sealed off, and so far, really, maybe several of $100.00 thousands, maximum and which is a lot of people or very little a hillock at the entire population of aging. i do, you have a sense that officials learned from their experience in shanghai and we won't be seeing some of the more draconian measures implemented in the capitol with the lesson that they drew from the situation in shanghai am, is may be different than a many would assume, i mean, and basically they thought that m, our 0 corporate strategy is working a, but it was not really implemented, ready kill and swiftly enough by the authorities in shanghai. so now what the authority see are doing is they step in really very early and as i said, i mean several, 100 thousands of people are locked down in the apartments with only 60 daily cases . it is really quite early and very radical, so to speak. an

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from the ems division. last know mob we had 350 calls per day. medics follow calls were reduced on most days due to the staffing from the h3 level 1 and 2 bump up academies. april 15th graduateded 13 level 2 paramedics the first level 2 academy since 2010. they are welcomed addition to station 49 and the fire department. on april 18. 183 level 2s and 6h33 paramedic captains entered the sick week program. this would not have been possible to put the people in the program if we were not previously hire and trained the h3 level 2 and 1 that were able to back fill for them to keep ambulances on the street. >> on april 16th work on the upon ambulance. the ems members weekend the new students and look forward to helping them gain the experience necessary to pursue career in ema and the chief mentioned 2 have been hired. a great program and successful. finally an h3 level 2 academy class start on march 28 that the is 8 weeks they should be on the street very soon >> the supervision of section chief simon tang. they move in the their new home at 1415 eve

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what is the state of em finance as they come to davos? damian: i think the state of em finance is that you have a tale of two stories. countries like brazil were early on in the cycle that tightened aggressively, and you are starting to see envision rollover. the markets are rewarding brazil , the front end of the curve, for being there for getting inflation under control. indonesia failed to move this morning, you've know you saw the philippines come off the reservation last week. you saw india and malaysian as well, and the inflation impulse is not nearly as strong. while you can finance less expensively in asia, is demand really there in an inflationary environment. that remains to be seen. tom: what a great honor to speak with ricardo hausman. you read everything, i read everything i could on original sin. can you get business done in your own currency or do you have to go to a more dominant currencies like the dollar? damian: the fact of the matter is i think you have no choice but to fund in your local currency because you really ca

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jennifer. 2022 ems system field provider award recipient. jennifer is awarded for her sincere compassion and exceedingly warm hearted approach to all of her clients. as a community paramedic with 16 years of experience, jennifer recognizes and advocates the needs of each frequent and marginalized client to ensure they feel heard and valued, often going out of her way to start client's kitchens to crafting valentine's day gifts to demonstrating a token of endearment. jennifer is commended for her human centered approach to ensure san francisco is a better place for residents. now, to our project friend awardies. dr. kathy lesaint, dr. juan montoya, dr. silverman, dr. mercer, ms. virginia chan and ms. teresa san. 22 ems system hospital provider award recipients. dr. kathy lesaint, dr. montour, dr. silverman, dr. mercer, ms. virginia chan, ms. teresa as members of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and project friend team are recognized for their dedication and contributions to improve community access to naloxone to treat an opioid over

cny as well, the growth raise in china adding to the em strike. a lot of these markets have their debt in local currencies, whereas places like the frontier , sri lanka which looks to be in default. pakistan, egypt, a lot of these countries have significant dollar dead and that is where the dollar conflict is really emerging. francine: i want to go back to china, and look at this chart, the hang seng tech index has fallen 18%. has the market been to pessimistic? kamakshya: china is a pretty idiosyncratic market, that's true where rates have been going down even as they were going up in the rest of the world. on the equity side, there's no question that chinese stocks are cheap. they've been underperforming for much of the past year. but if you look at the last set of pmi's, what we're learning is the hit from the war in europe and elsewhere is less than expected. there is a hit to latest covert shutdowns -- covid shutdown that is meaningful. so pessimism is not unjustified. given the cheap stocks, will you see an actual policy move in china gettin

what is the read across from the em space? kristine: it is not great. we are seeing signs of investors worrying about contagion. em performance in april really getting dragged down by that china story. this was a big question at the start of the year. when china was pivoting tomorrow easing, just as the rest of the world is tightening, where does that leave china exposed, and will they be in a situation where they have to choose between tackling that inflation story in em markets, or pivoting towards china's tack of supporting growth. tom: -- esty, let's bring you in, at one point does china have to consider the impact of the fed? esty: the impact from the china situation is more likely to be higher inflation than just the impact on growth, that's not what we want the fed to be focusing on because it is difficult to imagine them getting more hawkish. the growth picture from china is going to have a much bigger impact on europe than on the u.s. that that is not going to want to consider the that growth aspect considering the underlying health of the u.s.

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there is a giveaway of a new level on em which is dollars strength em weakness. jonathan: the fact that we finally got some chinese weakness is a change from last year. tom: on its way to seven, the yuan would be the mystery there. he is one of the great watchers of international economics, carl weinberg. he has decades of work of when it unravels. dr. weinberg, thank you for joining us. with all of your experience, back to the 90's and ecuador and the rest of it, or we near a great unraveling? >> we are near a great shock but i don't know if we will unravel. that hinges on things breaking and we are not in the business of predicting things breaking. we are certainly going into with alan greenspan used to call a tough patch for a lot of economies at the same time. we know that the pressure on consumers in the united states in europe and asia. we see that happening and we see the shock out of china documented by the numbers overnight as an awesome decline in industrial production and consumer spending. it's not over yet. at the same time, we have energy prices whi

fx, em local debt is coming back into the below picture. francine: karim with an eagle eye view of the markets, and a view of flow land, from blackrock. telecom italia is seeking $21 million for its landline network. that's coming up next and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, everyone. 23 minutes into the european trading day, seeing pressure on the european stoxx 600, inflation going up, the price of oil going up because of the embargo on russian oil, and that is putting traders on the back foot of saying if central banks move too fast to curb inflation, will they heard world growth? this is the big picture per world movers, there is quite a lot of m&a activity. dsm purchasing the swiss firm, gaining almost 10%. unilever with the story of an activist investor nelson peltz who is known for shaping up retail, named as a non-executive director, investors liking that. credit suisse with pressure, stock down 2.8%. now for the bloomberg business flash. laura: telecom italia is said to be seeking evaluation of $20 billion

what kinds of policies we want to try to create that will help us do our job as ems. >> what does it take to be a female paramedic? >> you know, it takes quite a bit of schooling, but also required somebody who's empathetic. it can be a very stressful job and so we want people to be able to hand that on a day-to-day basis. >> so what's your greatest satisfaction in your job? >> trying to make sure that the work that we provide and the services that we provide to the community is the best that we can in ems so that when we go out to see you if you call us for an emergency, that we'll be able to treat you in the best way possible and that you get the care as quickly and as effectively as possible. >> why is it important for young girls, women of color to see women in these roles? >> i think it really is important for us to be able to get into these roles because we are effective, we are able to reach out to the community. we are able to do the job in a very effective manner and to be able to relate to the community and be able to do that is one of the best things that we can do. and pe

on yesterday's show, i think you had guests talking about em's. that is an overgeneralized view. ems probably is hiding a lot of dispersion. you do not want a broad-based approach at this point. the discussion is creating opportunity. with an em, there are smaller pockets, whether it is saudi arabia, the middle east, where southeast asia, indonesia, malaysia, where we see a lot of opportunities. the broad-based approach in the end is probably not a good one at this point. haidi: health care can be tricky depending which part of your cycle you are investing in. that is one of the area has where you are positive across southeast asia. pooja: we are. within health care, we are not looking at biotech. those stocks are still risky. there's a lot of potential for binary outcomes there. we are looking at medical services. the reason these stocks are benefiting is the southeast asian economies are recovering from covid and people are going back for elective procedures and surgeries that they had postponed. coming back to this story, what we look for? we are looking for positive fundament

when you saw the week closing software for the greenback, what that means for markets, particularly em. s&p futures of gains of 1.3%, the sterling at 1.25. the u.s. 10 year at 2.82, a move up of about four basis points. brent crude near $114, the iea saying you should see prices going higher which is a recessionary risk. gains of almost 1% for oil. let's get to our mliv managing editor mark cudmore, you been looking at the moves in the u.s. dollar? mark: good morning, the bloomberg dollar index has had its worst week in more than 18 months. this is all about the market chasing a theme that is a change of trend. it is not the fundamentals that have changed massively. the idea is we have gone stale on the idea that the u.s. was in isolation fighting inflation. instead we are turning more negative on u.s. growth, and realizing the rest of the world will have to hike rates aggressively. that means we are seeing a convergence of trade. i met sure if this is the turning point, but because people were a little late to this, only a week ago people thought no chance of the dollar weakening, but

what kinds of policies we want to try to create that will help us do our job as ems. >> what does it take to be a female paramedic? >> you know, it takes quite a bit of schooling, but also required somebody who's empathetic. it can be a very stressful job and so we want people to be able to hand that on a day-to-day basis. >> so what's your greatest satisfaction in your job? >> trying to make sure that the work that we provide and the services that we provide to the community is the best that we can in ems so that when we go out to see you if you call us for an emergency, that we'll be able to treat you in the best way possible and that you get the care as quickly and as effectively as possible. >> why is it important for young girls, women of color to see women in these roles? >> i think it really is important for us to be able to get into these roles because we are effective, we are able to reach out to the community. we are able to do the job in a very effective manner and to be able to relate to the community and be able to do that is one of the best things that we can do. and pe

em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rhiannon. the senate primary in pennsylvania was the marquee race last night, and it's still too close to call. this morning, the republican senate primary in pennsylvania is likely headed to a recount with the leading candidate separated by fewer than 1,000 votes overnight. >> thank you, thank you. >> reporter: tv personality dr. mehmet oz addressed supporters just before midnight. >> when all the votes are tallied, i am confident we will win. >> reporter: minutes earlier dave mccormick sounded confident about his slim lead. >> we can see victory ahead, and it's all because of you. >> reporter: the pennsylvania race is a critical test that could determine control of the u.s. senate next year. the primary winner will face john fetterman, pennsylvania's lieutenant governor who secured the democratic nomination for senate last night despite undergoing a heart procedure just hours earlier. fetterman's campaign announcing that doctors implanted a pacemaker and defibrillator tuesday following fetter