welcome back to julie gold and rabbi andrew cason who are directors of community impact. >> at the jewish community federation and endowment and in the east bay is rabbi andrew cashner. it seems like the population study is in the midst of a robust analysis. it's not a singular concluded portrait. portrait is a wonderful word because it is a little more dynamic than study or analysis. >> it seems like it is ongoing and i wonder if you can talk a little about how that's going lexi --? >> i also love the word portrait because when you look at a portrait in a museum, there is so much depth to it, as opposed to a photograph which is flat. >> there is ongoing analysis that we rolled a portrait out in january, the whole conversation is being participated in in meetings. there is a final report due at the end of the summer. >> finally we have a digital tool so people can play around with the data and look at it through different perspectives. if you look at the website, you will see additional reports and people are writing a lot of opinion pieces. you can find that on the website under the comm

casone has you covered. cheryl: big days in these states, big upsets. first to florida. ron de santis beat his opponent, adam putnam. he will take on andrewmocratic frontrunner for that. let's move to arizona. republicans cast their vote to fill retiring senator jeff flake's seat and martha mcsally has become the gop candidate for november's ballot. she's going to face democrat kristin sedima. they will be electing their first female senator in the state's history. oklahoma, questio kevin it's woe runoff election. all right, aston martinis revving up plans for an ipo later this year. the maker of the sports car driven by james bond note vied british regulators it plans to list its company on the london stock exchange at a value of about $6 billion. let's look at the cars. anyway, this public offering follows a three-year restructuring of the company led by ceo andy palmer. this has returned aston martin to profitability, we should say. that's going to be a fun ipo. conservative facebook employees reportedly have formed a group within the company to protest what they call its intolerant liberal culture. the new york times says more than 10