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in as bada may not be as she investment bank we have a charge you cannot miss, next. ♪ alix: i'm alixel. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. alix: we had a chart that shows he hasina may not been a position as you think. this orangeed line is rising. it shows that credit is growing again and hopefully it could show an increase in growth. you can leave the gdp. alix: one company that is happening for a stabilization and chinese economy as 14. -- is glencore. its stock fell almost 30%. joe: i have been battered after investors were treated to commodities after the slowdown. us to the question of how much value will be left for equity holders of commodity prices do not improve. in the current climate data is becoming the most important consideration. alix: all of their money's going to be paying off debt, forget about equity value for shareholders are that is a crazy call. joining us is our bloomberg columnist from san francisco. i must say that peter is the lo.irman of p. you have a car today. today. them out >> think that is a short-term issue that needs to be dealt with. love, -- measures last l

crowd: ♪ bada-ba-ba-ba >>> welcome back, it's clear that cars that drive themselves are on the horizonmercedes benz ceo, it's one of the key concepts to fuelling the excitement this this year. ♪ that beautiful vision of the future is the f-015, it's a research vehicle, it's our vision of what driving will look like when fully automated driving will be pa prt of our reality. for so folks, autonomous driving was promised in the 1964 worlds fair. we are only a few years away. >> i noticed the length of the car is fascinating, the length of the doors in particular, right? what is the thought behind it? >> you push the wheels to the corner, it a improves handling and allows you to have more degrees of freedom, and design, we see the configurations. >> i can put it forward or put it -- >> oh, wow, it swivels. >> it swivels so i can, i want to put it in auto pilot mode, i turn around and we can have a conversation, whatever it is. >> wow. it's beautiful, absolutely beautiful. tell us about the other cars that you introduced? >> it's an embarrassment of riches. we will see a new model for the

bada. b ada. we are restricting membership right now to members on the commission of disabilities. but anyone is welcome to come to the meetings on the fourth wednesday of the month at the mayor's office on disability from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.. other than that i have nothing from the chair. >> next on the agenda is the food, nutrition, and other resources for adults with disabilities. linda and jason? >> good afternoon, council members. my name is linda lau with the department of ageing and adult services. i'm going to share information services that are available to adults with disabilities and my colleague will share other resources as well. the department of aging of adult services we are designated as the area agency on aging. this is just a state term that basically says that we are in charge of and signing, coordinating and providing and advocating for services for seniors and adults with disabilities in the community. in terms of nutrition programs there are five different programs that we currently have available for adults with disabilities. that includes the home delive

joining me to talk about this, larry sa bada and steve shale, also part of the draft biden effort., when you hear the vice president talk on that late show like that, what goes through your mind? >> well, i think for those of us that have been encouraging him to get in the race it really confirms why we feel so strongly about the man. what we saw yesterday is a guy who is as genuine as a father, of a husband, of a person as there is in public service. and frankly, just the kind of guy we need more of in politics. we're going to keep doing our job which is to organize people, raise money, build infrastructure in the early states and make it clear to the vice president as he works this intensely personal decision we have his back if he gets in. >> but on the other hand, larry, you can certainly understand why joe biden is concerned that emotion might take over if he runs for president of the united states and if he's elected into office. >> carol, he has said the same thing several times recently, and watching that slip and watching the whole interview last night, which was an emotio

bada. b ada. we are restricting membership right now to members on the commission of disabilities. but anyone is welcome to come to the meetings on the fourth wednesday of the month at the mayor's office on disability from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.. other than that i have nothing from the chair. >> next on the agenda is the food, nutrition, and other resources for adults with disabilities. linda and jason? >> good afternoon, council members. my name is linda lau with the department of ageing and adult services. i'm going to share information services that are available to adults with disabilities and my colleague will share other resources as well. the department of aging of adult services we are designated as the area agency on aging. this is just a state term that basically says that we are in charge of and signing, coordinating and providing and advocating for services for seniors and adults with disabilities in the community. in terms of nutrition programs there are five different programs that we currently have available for adults with disabilities. that includes the home delive

or bada good business business, the earnings will always be on the good business.e high-end business will get a good premium for its business, and the low-end business will get a low-end multiple. the two combined will help shareholders today. business the value add ?un by the chief executive what does that mean? the goodstaying with business and he is staying with the one that he likes a lot, which is growing. all of the ford trucks are going aluminum. they are in the go-go growth part of the business. it is natural that he would stick around, not the one that is trying to compete against china. deal if indeed this is a that goes through, wouldn't have been better for all, to do this when mining companies were half? -- hot? >> that is a good question. everyone of these countries were , and tors ago to grow be bigger and consolidate. what the market is saying now, break apart, we want specialty. this is happening all over the place. the boards that really got the message to do something right now, you're seeing all of these mine company scrambling to do the right t