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>> we saw last night that the there was ayo, memorandum of understanding that will be signed betweenhe three biggest banks. they are all intent on getting a piece of this major ipo deal coming up. they have signed the deal with saudi aramco. it supports japanese companies going into saudi arabia and tries to take advantage of the , untapped market for japanese companies as they head out into new frontiers. yousef: what can japanese banks realistically achieve from here on forward? >> after the signing agreement spokefternoon, bloomberg to the chairman of mitsui financial group. he is very keen to get to the underwriting deal, one of the most monster ipo's we will see in the next few years. they are keen into getting into project financing and general financing. that may be financing of government, large companies. certainly, the three big banks see the middle east and saudi arabia as a hot market. they are in a position to provide funding. they have had a presence in saudi arabia for several years. they will be looking to get involved as they can. alan joining us from tokyo. moving o

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(track) seniors rodney jackson, kiara jefferson, latrice williams and ayo taiwo. (sot/02;23;43;24) latrice: they showed us their everyday life in little scenes. (sot/2:23:11:06/rodney) you have your own perception of it...but then when you get that other perception you kinda see how it plays hand in this close to your face while you're trying to talk to somebody, it's not your ideal way to handle it.(track)south holland police chief gregory baker says he became an officer after a friend was gunned down by police. (sot/baker)"we protect. we serve but the part that's not mentioned a lot is we care. 99% percent of the police officers got into this job because they care about people. that's what it's al caeana (say-on-a) sanders (sot/caeana)"everyone is not against the police just like the police are not all against the community. people still really do want that partnership. they want to feel safe."(sot) jd: overall, did this need to happen?(sot) yes. (all say yes...)(sot8) ayo:change has to start somewhere.. and i think this is a good place to start...(track)with a

. >> reporter: seniors rodney jackson, kiara jefferson, latrice williams and ayo taiwo. >> i love the role-playing part of the event. >> reporter: why? >> it's like they showed us their everyday life in little scenes. >> you have your own perception of it, but once you get that other perception, you kind of see how it plays hand in hand and what it's like. to have a phone this close to your face while you're trying to talk to somebody, it's not your ideal way to handle it. >> reporter: south holland police chief gregory baker says he became an officer after his friend was gunned down by police. >> we protect, we serve, but the part that's not mentioned a lot 99% of the police officers out here got into this job because they care about people. that's what it's all about. >> reporter: chicago police officer caeana sanders. >> everyone is not against the police. in fact, the police are not all against the community. people really do still want that partnership. they want to feel safe. >> reporter: overall, did this need to happen? >> yeah. >> uh-huh. >> change has to start somewhere, and

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