and we will get acquainted with aviva.n in our latitudes that you will meet this name. tell me to our viewers. e about the origin. if you know any interesting story, and why did you call it that, and my name comes from the hebrew language. uh, what is the word aviv, what does spring mean? i was supposed to be born in the spring, but it so happened that i was born at the end of february, but my parents really liked me. this they decided on a name. why should i leave these single-root words, it turns out, yes, it translates as a spring garden is interesting. by the way, i never thought about this information. aviva is an extraordinary person. she sees some kind of absolute and always reaches it. it seems to me that he takes information from the air, and she really is a very versatile person. she has been making music for 6 years. uh-huh what she plays the violin and she is the first violin in the orchestra of her favorite subjects. what do you remember? as these indicated russian and english, because that in these lessons we

this led to an exodus of members, including john lewis, aviva and bmw, and that's led to a slump in fundingness reporter ben king. could you start off with some background to this? the could you start off with some background to this?— could you start off with some background to this? the cbi was one ofthe background to this? the cbi was one of the most — background to this? the cbi was one of the most influential _ background to this? the cbi was one of the most influential lobby - background to this? the cbi was one of the most influential lobby groups | of the most influential lobby groups in the country. its purpose was to represent the interests of government to business, which it did very effectively. it was one of the groups that help to design the furlough scheme that paid peoples wages in the pandemic. since march it has been mired in a series of scandals which have made it impossible for it to continue its job. it is now recruited a new director—general, who was formerly the chief economist of the group, to reform the organisation, turn it round, rescue an organisation whose futur

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. >> aviva >> seth: yeah, aviva and it was great, but -- >> did people turn out >> seth: people turnedright [ light laughter ] oh, a very -- a lovely thing happened, which was they -- the registers weren't working. there was no way to take money -- >> ah, shut up, now! the registers work in ireland! [ bleep [ laughter and applause >> seth: i just found the whole -- >> come to ireland where the registers don't work [ laughter ] >> seth: the whole time -- >> on the news and televisions and see what was up, but there was no television. [ laughter ] [ bleep >> seth: it was great. the whole time i felt like i was in the '20s. >> what happened though? >> seth: no, but they -- it was like, you know, 15, 20 minutes of everybody being really happy -- sorry, being unhappy because nobody could get anything to drink. and then they just said basically "[ bleep ] it, everything is free." [ laughter ] which we thought was very -- a great example of irish hospitality. >> amazing >> seth: yeah. >> what did you have to do to bust up the registers? [ laughter ] >> exactly >> seth: you know what, these da

this led to an exodus of members, including john lewis, aviva and bmw, and that's led to a slump in funding, and it could mean the cbi stays or goes. xyour today is the big day, and it could mean the cbi stays or goes. your use ofthe mean the cbi stays or goes. your use of the word _ mean the cbi stays or goes. your use of the word crunch _ mean the cbi stays or goes. your use of the word crunch is _ mean the cbi stays or goes. your use of the word crunch is absolutely - of the word crunch is absolutely appropriate. if you are a chief executive of a member organisation, you think, if i'm being represented by these people, do these people share my values, and yes, you are saying, do i stay or do i go, so there are some fundamental questions they are expecting to have answered by whatever the cbi says this afternoon. by whatever the cbi says this afternoon-— by whatever the cbi says this afternoon. , . , ., , afternoon. they have been at pains to stress the _ afternoon. they have been at pains to stress the culture _ afternoon. they have been at pains to stress the culture is _ afternoon. the

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being mired in serious sexual allegations which led to an exodus of members including john lewis, avivas, the cbi struggling to win backing from other leading uk companies ahead of today's boat which will lead to a number of reforms. let's discuss this further. good morning, justin. i mean, the ft has a letter on it now from the cbi present rhyme ride when his appealing to members to vote in favour of their changes. he says the cbi has gone back to basics. it sounds like a tory revamp? i basics. it sounds like a tory revamp?— revamp? i think it's gone rather than _ revamp? i think it's gone rather than back - revamp? i think it's gone rather than back to - revamp? i think it's gone| rather than back to basics because although they have a scandal, it's been quite some time. it was sense —— represent sort of old—fashioned businesses, members elected members were about. very few of them are smaller growing business is intact businesses, future businesses in the united kingdom. you need to be an inspiring young businessperson tojoin the cbi. if inspiring young businessperson to join the cbi

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i represent -- i am from the aviva county. they have burned hundreds of thousands of acres. your comments right now in our legislature, we are looking forward to prescribed burns during the spring. not sure what is going to happen . the other issue are travel communities trying to clear the forest. they are no longer in an area where you have a middle? i do not know if i should ask or if there is something that we can do to make it possible for those activities. >> that is really interesting. he still had them doing their thing. they were burning, when it was appropriate to burn. they were extraordinarily proud. the history of fire suppression, we need -- it is not a panacea. we tried to work with better understandings around how to get the landscape. that way you can lay out some of the parameters, what you have to do first. that is my first initial suggestion. the incredible about the hermits peak fire is that it was 23 years to the week. literally, just, -- i'm say. -- sorry. they had been done six years prior. there was a guardian case out of new mexico. i have portion.