gkn boss anne stevens raised doubts about its long—term commitment.e not seen the melrose plan but what i know of melrose, i can say is a bias sell short—term business model. we have a very long—term business model where we invest in technologies for the long—term. i am an engineer, i have worked in auto, i've been on the board of lockheed martin, i have run to your one companies. i know what it takes in this business to deliver an dino for an 0em customer, a short year programme is an 0em customer, a short year programme is seven years, an 0em customer, a short year programme is seven years, ten no more. that is anne stevens, the chief executive of gkn speaking earlier this week. with me is swetha gopinath from deal—reporter. good to have you here with us to give us your take on this. it almost sounded like a plea, saying, i ran these companies, i know what i'm doing. but malraux seems to be on a mission. it's been a hardly fought battle. we have seen shareholders come out in support of both melrose and gkn and some say the crux of both the company ‘

. >> steven boss with mission m.b. i'd like to thank anne marie and steve for their presentation. it was very informative and i didn't know that there was equal square footage for office and residential in the central soma plan. like most people, really mapping number of units, the square footage and office space square footage to the number of people it's not intuitive so having those examples is great. one thing i want to take issue with though in the presentation, not critical of the presentation but of the underlying zoning is that so little of san francisco is actually zoned for office space and i think anyone who is sat on the bus on gary trying to go across town, to the office hub would be sympathetic allowing office being spread across san francisco. why is the west side just single-family homes. that can be offices and housing. i would love to see that. and specifically i want to talk towards the displacement concerns. i brought it up at the last hearing where i was concerned about people, since the jobs housing balance is so out of whack, people moving here to work these

anne geddes babies. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, come on. first up is david price. recreating his classic photo, "happy daffodil." there he is. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] adorable. next are stevenabbage kids." [ laughter and applause ] it's like a living poster. and finally, here's the photo of "busy bee" recreated by steve mandel. [ laughter and applause ] give it up for the anne geddes babies, all grown up, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: steve mandel. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ laughter ] oh, my goodness. this one is from maria lupp. she says, "hey, jimmy. i saw that panic! at the disco was on your show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] and i love brendon urie." i love him too. "he can make any song he sings sound amazing. can you have brendon come out and sing the 'ducktales' theme song?" [ cheers and applause ] i absolutely can. so, here now to sing his very own version of the "ducktales" theme song is the one, and only, brendon urie! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ life is like a hurricane here in duckburg ♪ ♪ race cars, lasers aeroplanes it's a duck blur ♪ ♪ might solve a mystery or rewrite history ♪ ♪ ducktales woo-oo ♪ ♪ everyday they're out th