or usf that has a bev i didn't have donors to be part of this and sf can attache case 5 historically problem death can you see cancers and then having people from the community identify and getting early care and attention and screening and predictions and people in to take care of this early many of the members of the community has not had the opportunity to be invited early to have this discussion early and by the way, we'll do that dooebs so congratulations, everyone and with that, i think we will have public health coming. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much for those inspirational words we're here because cancer is a problem worldwide and in our city that is the number one cause of death in san francisco it outweighs everything else but people are astonished we know how to prevent half of cancer but not how to implement we need of a to figure out and that's why this program is so exciting we cannot just figure it out as researchers and can't figure out as public health organizations or community we need to do this together it is very important that everyone understands this is

through and maybe san francisco general or zuckerberg san francisco general hospital or usf that has a bev i didn't have donors to be part of this and sf can attache case 5 historically problem death can you see cancers and then having people from the community identify and getting early care and attention and screening and predictions and people in to take care of this early many of the members of the community has not had the opportunity to be invited early to have this discussion early and by the way, we'll do that dooebs so congratulations, everyone and with that, i think we will have public health coming. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much for those inspirational words we're here because cancer is a problem worldwide and in our city that is the number one cause of death in san francisco it outweighs everything else but people are astonished we know how to prevent half of cancer but not how to implement we need of a to figure out and that's why this program is so exciting we cannot just figure it out as researchers and can't figure out as public health organizations or community we

we're going to come together, bev no choice, and it's better. >> reporter: trump stressing the populist message that won him the white house. >> from now on it's going to be america first, okay? >> reporter: while doubling down on key campaign promises. >> we are repealing and replacing obamacare. we will finally end illegal immigration. we have to. we will construct a great wall at the border. >> reporter: and veering off script to break big news about his own cabinet. >> i want to save the suspense for next week e. and no one outside of this room -- >> reporter: announcing he's selected james mattis as his secretary of defense. >> mad dog mattis. they say he's the closest thing to general george patton that we have and it's about time. >>> while defending the other wealthy cabinet picks he's made so far. >> knows how to make money. i've been honest. i've said i'm going to be putting on the greatest killers you have ever seen. >> reporter: coming on the heels of the victory lap at the carrier plant in indiana. >> companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without conseq

ted thanks bev three arrests have been made in connection with a fox lake woman's death.

ted thanks bev three arrests have been made in connection with a fox lake woman's death. his mother and her boyfriend are accused of aiding a felon. the dodge county sheriff's office says the victim is ware junior's girlfriend. according to court documents she was found dead in ware junior's pick up truck and there was a lot of blood in his garage. family members described their relationship as "volatile". wauwatosa police officers are on alert. they say they've received threatening messages since monday's announcement .. there officer who fatally shot another man. the d-a made that ruling based on milwaukee police department investigations. fox6's myra sanchick went through the reports and has more information,. the documents from the milwaukee police investigation are 180 pages. they describe the day of june 23d shortly after three am when officer joseph mensah, a black officer with the wauwatosa police department was on routine patrol. documents say mensah went to check be anything but routine. this squad video released monday shows officer mensah firing his gun six ti

ted thanks bev milwaukee police need your help identifying the man who robbed a jimmy john's on marquette's campus overnight. it happened at the store near 15th and wells. police say the man implied he had a weapon. minutes before that -- it's believed the same suspect also tried to rob the "real chili." in that case -- he ran off without getting believed to be in his 40's. several counties in our area have finished or are close to finishing their presidential election recounts. ozaukee, walworth, and dodge counties are officially done. counties like washington and sheboygan should be finishing very soon. milwaukee, waukesha, and racine all still have lots of ballots to count. despite all that -- the wisconsin elections commission says all counties are on track to finish deadline of december 12th. the wisconsin elections commission is posting daily updates as the recount continues. you can track the developments on our website -- fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app. wisconsins d-o-t secretary says itll take 70 years to rebuild the deteriorating interstates around milwaukee

gives out masssive military contracts so never be-didon't mean five years or ten years -- should never bev allow today work for those companies that make the equipment. they have given united states -- there's f-35 bomber which is -- fighter that is totally, totally like uncontrol uncontrollably overbudget and the people who have to approve the big change orders and the extras, as wi say in real estate business. blown you're good you don't build with extras but these massive numbers that are foul balled and triped. anybody who gived us these big contracts should never, ever be allowed to work for a defense company, for a company that makes that product. i don't know. makes sense to me. because i'm sure it's never happened. i'm sure it's never, ever happened in the history of country but i can see somebody approve a deal they shouldn't approve and then getting maybe prior to that approval, this guy is a great businessman. they say, absolutely. 100%. they're saying, listen, we'd love you to work for the company. by the way, let's finish this order. we want you to work for the company. how ab

. >> reporter: bev marquese oversees the call center and said since the tragedy in highlands ranch, more are reaching out, mothers having trouble coping or feeling unsettled. >> because there's been a mention of depression, people call for information about depression. >> reporter: she says a lot of people are calling to ask how to tell their kids who may have known the two boys or heard the most important thing she says is to make them feel safe in their own world. >> you can reassure them what happened there is very sad, and we will never know exactly why, but what i can tell you, you are safe in our home. >> reporter: the calls that come in here are confidential, and all you have to do is pick up the phone. >> all right, bye. >> now the call center has contacttd more than 600 people a day, and you can also text shannon? >> important stuff, thank you, jennifer. >>> developing right now a high school teacher and soccer coach is in jail, accused of sexually assaulting a student. benjamin forbes taught mmth at westchester high school before he was fired. another teacher reported odd behav

when we come back, i'll tell you why too much colleg ♪ >>> tom srendenschek take on the belief that bevany college bowl games. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> it will start saturday at 2:00 o'clock at the new mexico bowl when the new mexico logos take on the road runners of texas san antonio. the dust settles on januar january 9th raymond james stadium in tampa a national champion will be crowd in college football. your tv will be ooze saturated and down right drip with college football games. it is college football bowl season. 40 beautiful bowl games in all. from the zac heart of tal list bowl to the popeye's bahamas bowl. 40 games, no waiting, and i personally can't wait. i've heard the argument far too long there are just too many bowl games. the product is diluted. how can we add many more? there were three more than last year. that's not enough. who is hurt by these games? which for most part are glorified exhibition games and give one final chance and reward for kids to showcase themselves. well the fans they get to see their schools against different teams. they get to trave

>> plus a run away bev perrage cart injured a passenger on the american airline's flight. >> i was in extreme pain. >> why he said the airline is not treating him right. >> and bringing the holiday spirit to families of our american heroes. >> christmas is hard since losing my husband and brings light to our lives this year. >> it's all "happening now". >>> buoy we begin our second hour with with a story that is rocking law makers. congress will investigate a cian assessment that russia interferred with the election. >> cia concluded that russia tried to influence the election in trump's favor. mitch mcconnell said the senate intelligence would investigate. >> i agree this simply cannot be a partisan issue. the russians are not our friends. >> unless you catch hackers in the act it is hard to determine who was doing the hacking. why was it not brought up before the election? can you imagine if the election results were the opposite. we tried to play the russian card? it would be a conspiracy theory. mike emmanuel has more. >> reporter: jon, good afternoon, it sounds like president-ele

through and maybe san francisco general or zuckerberg san francisco general hospital or usf that has a bev i didn't have donors to be part of this and sf can attache case 5 historically problem death can you see cancers and then having people from the community identify and getting early care and attention and screening and predictions and people in to take care of this early many of the members of the community has not had the opportunity to be invited early to have this discussion early and by the way, we'll do that dooebs so congratulations, everyone and with that, i think we will have public health coming. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much for those inspirational words we're here because cancer is a problem worldwide and in our city that is the number one cause of death in san francisco it outweighs everything else but people are astonished we know how to prevent half of cancer but not how to implement we need of a to figure out and that's why this program is so exciting we cannot just figure it out as researchers and can't figure out as public health organizations or community we

steph thanks bev. more high profile meetings at trump tower today, and president-elect donald trump continues his so- called "thank you tour". but with the inauguration just a few weeks away, there are still lingering questions about how trump will govern. dianne gallagher has more from washington. campaign trail... sort of... the president-elect stumping for a republican senate candidate john kennedy at a rally in louisiana this afternoon...a day before a runoff election there. as trump continues his "thank you tour" hitting states that helped win him the white house... he'll be michigan friday night- but trump is still hosting plenty of visitors in the big apple... rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: "very exciting coming up, meeting with the president- elect." and is preparing to welcome democratic senator joe manchin and former g-o-p rival carly fiorina to trump tower monday... he's also said he'll name his secretary of state next week.. and though trump has quite a bit of work to do before being swo

steph thanks bev. one day after a decision was announced... that a wauwatosa officer will not face criminal charges... we're learning more about what lead up to a deadly officer-involved shooting. fox six's myra sanchick joins us district attorney made his ruling yesterday, they've received death threats. they are investigating them and are on high alert. meanwhile, we're getting a look at the 180 pages of documents from the milwaukee police investigation. they describe the day of june 23d shortly after three a-m when joseph mensah, a black officer with the wauwatosa police department was on routine patrol. this squad video shows officer mensah firing his gun six times. in an interview with milwaukee police homicide detectives who would be called to investigate mensah said he approached the nissan in the park. "he observed he anderson was breathing fast as if nervous or scared.... mensah "felt the driver was faking being asleep" we know soon after the officer says anderson reached for a gun and the officer fired, killing anderson. lots of foll

. >> he built his whole campaign on being counter-hollywood culture so it would bev day pointing. >>like get something local people from iowa, jersey folks, look what hillary did. the night before the election when in the core nation of queen hillry was supposed to be, everybody who was anybody i loved the event, she lost. it was -- no one cares about the celebrities. donald should show up, get local people from all different states and -- >> you like donald trump, donald trump loves you issue understand. so he has exquisite teats. doout get from anywhere snl butties -- we don't like him here. >> great question. mr. neil knows because what i get now, they go like this, you knew something, and i'm just going, i'm just saying. don't hate. they give me that now. the most liberal of friends who wouldn't call me after the election, now go, all right, they're starting to understand. >> you never -- no one comes back at you and says you're not going to get this gig -- >> what was i doing, blockbuster films before this? >> the greatest of all on "saturday night live." >> invite you for the r

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>> plus a run away bev perrage cart injured a passenger on the american airline's flight. >> i was in. >> why he said the airline is not treating him right. >> and bringing the holiday spirit to families of our american heroes. >>

did they put a bev nap down? did they let me know if i needed them?way. don't ( bleep ) debate me! just take it away. ( cheers and applause ) so, in the same way as a director talking to an actor, just like, "i'm the director, do what i say! roll 'em!" >> if we just go back on what you just said, that's how i talk to my actors. i was like, i mouth a lot when they're acting. i just do this a lot, like, and when they're like, "hey, i was wondering" i try to like act through them is the best way to do it. no, god, if i did that, i hope they would slap me in the face. >> stephen: i would go see that. >> you would? >> stephen: yeah, that would be fun. >> you would? ok. not the movie, you just want to see the outtakes of people slapping me? >> stephen: are there outtakes of the movie? >> there will be outtakes when it comes out on dvd. >> stephen: right. >> but you'll pay for it because we're best friends now. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i've already established that i paid for dinner though. shouldn't you pick up the movie tickets? >> i mean, if you want to f

my ego was kind of bent over bev little bit.litt bit [ laughter ] [ >> you are an mvp after all.rom the nfl too the minor leagues. leas. after awhile my better judgmentm took over and i septembered the opportunity, and after a couplec of practices, i realized wed didn't have a kicker.er. >> okay. >> we were struggling just tore smatrke an extra point so i -- jamie came to meek markm would you consider maybe helpini us out by kicking some? som >> and so i said okay.y we'll give it a shot because i still, you know, i was still wal carrying my kicking shoe my shom square towed kicking shoe in the trunk of my car to all the football games just in case. cas >> you never know when you maynm need to kick.ic >> you never know when the ner o kicker would get hurt and --- >> he said he would kick but hek asked for new tackling contractc >> i was not supposed to get hit.t. >> did you kick with your ring off. >> i took it off k butic iri woy cross.os they were getting me because off my cross. i never took tha t off. >> gotcha.>> >> it was great experience forg me. i enjoyed it.i joye jamie w

like to thank the bike advisory committee for highlighting the importance of this and in particular bev win warner here. >> i look forward to work with you two in getting our policy hopefully one day activated around the automated speaker portion negative impact san francisco okay. thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor yee supervisor mar thank you to supervisor yee so for carrying this but especially to dev. devon but after an hour and a half millers killing by a driver on in june of this year and on the process not only mourn to make the city safer and better not just about vision zero but really about communities heel as supervisor yee taunted i think the subcommittee that will work together with municipal transportation agency to include the stakeholders in the process and we create an immediate moratorium of c p w importance of memorials and wanted to say too that i think as families for safe streets and bilk advisory committee and the bike coalition move forward i hope they listening the struggles that are going on for a vision moving if a culture of speeding and to safety w

involved or have been involved and crucial to help to solve some of the complex problems thank you bev didn't hoff for carrying forward and being that force that makes things happen and looking forward to thanking everyone in matching the generous matching grant that the ben hearing officers have proposed hopefully weep be back that he podium thanking those people also want to thank susan his or her for our windows on the world helping us find things like that to make happen so thank you guys. >> a funny thing many of the people in the room had families been in san francisco for a long time ours is not an exception an observation there are hard times and period of prosperity the curious thing about prosperity gaps develop between those two are able to participate and we're focused and we love about this project is findings ways to get to those people and try to figure out how to have them participate in the prosperity and not be left behind in the community this is very much fetus that perspective on what additional to see accomplished in that community. >> it's a short window with chi

there's a man who bev become familiar -- we've become familiar with now who's the head of a firm in japan called soft bank who has this agreement with the incoming president to, you know, create 5000 jobs here in the uned states. a lot of that through sprint, he corols that company, but he's also made an investment in your company of over a billion dollars. so that's the set-up. can you tell us timeline wise how all of this came about over the past few weeks and/or months? >> sure, sure. it's all been pretty fun. as you may know, one web, we're building -- it's going to to be the world's largest constellation of satellites. we're aiming to bridge the digital divide by 2027 and make broadband available to everyone in the world. 50% of americans have limited access to broadband. so massa had met, we had met with massa about an investment, we were raising money this year again, and in those discussions he became excited about the mission and what we're trying to accomplish globally. and then when he met with president-elect donald trump, he talked about this 50,000 jobs and $50 billion -- co

and he's missed basketball for two years bev came out. it is amazing what he's done. i love it.at far, real quick,'s social media wizard. >> what do you think about this? >> i love it. i love it, from instagram, he jokes into other players, instagram, talks trash, he had a 58, 06 minute stain gram live or facebook live post last night when they are on the road, bowling, he get it, gets philadelphia. but he also get social bleed. >> he was just trying to get into the all-star, you know, game, and there is some girl that he likes, he has crush on that's famous, i don't know if you saw this tweet. >> i think it is re ann. >> no? >> at one point it was re ann a i know he was tweeting at rihanna, trying to jump in her dm's, as you say. >> so many different directions. three on the list, eagles, the new era of course with carson wentz. >> and i'm glad we have this following, joel embiid. the level of patience required forecaster on wentz to get where we want him to be, it will take a lot longer than embiid. embiid comes along that, carson we can see the dna. we can see him becoming fr

resentment had given way to a feeling bev trail. a fox news poll in 2016 found 62% of republicans felt betrayed by their parties' office holders. trump made another discovery in his immersion in the far right. a line had been drawn in the sand. there was an issue on which neither side the republican establishment nor the populace base was willing to give an inch. that issue was immigration. from the establishment side the issue was straight forward. the american population was changing rapidly and the republican party was living under a demographic sword of damacleus. following the election the republican national convention commissioned an analysis of why they lost the election. a document commonly called the autopsy report. without developing support among new immigrant groups in the u.s. the party was doomed in national elections. candidate for president lindsey graham put it in 2015 but if we don't pass immigration reform, if we don't get it off the table in a reasonable, practical way, it doesn't matter who you run in 2016. we'

you walk into a food and bev type factory, most machines are only up 60 to 70% o time, so 30 to 40% of f the time, they're under maintenance, may be cleaning place. may be routine updates to the machines that are being made and that impacts productivity in a huge way. the final area that's real important is enterprise risk reduction. building and more safety and security. it's making their environment track and trace. they want complete traceability. a lot of innovations coming out of rock well are helping our customers achieve these four major drivers. today, welcomed say that to some extent, manufacturing is modular. and in its own way, it's cure. of course o, security is never done. we know this is a continuous process. where we're doing in the near future is towards making manufacturing more predictive and optimized. a lot of machine learning, artificial analytics, cloud, mobility, all of these technologies will move manufacturing towards becoming more predictive and optimized. where we want to go towards, the long-term vision is to make manufacturing self-healing and optimized. be

you walk into a food and bev type factory, most machines are only up 60 to 70% time, so 30 to 40% of the time, they're under maintenance, may be cleaning place. may be routine updates to the machines that are being made and that impacts productivity in a huge way. the final area that's real important is enterprise risk reduction. building and more safety and security. it's making their environment track and trace. if you have a recall, food or pharma, they want complete traceability throughout the supply chain. these are the four drivers we're focusing on. a lot of innovations coming out of rock well are helping our customers achieve these four major drivers. so how do we see manufacturing evolving in the future. today, we could say that to some extent manufacturing is modular. and in its own way, it's cure. of course security is never done. we know this is a continuous process. where we're doing in the near future is towards making manufacturing more predictive and optimized. a lot of machine learning, artificial analytics, cloud, mobility, all of these technologies will move manufa

unemployment rate dropped to four-point 6% down from f four-point 9%. 9% but it didn't fall for the bev b reasons many of the unemployedlo just gave up looking for work. the report mixed signalsigna highlight the challenges facing president-elect trump on thetrup surface.e. steady job gains and low unemployment rate suggests the t ec increases and fewer americans as working or looking for work forw point to longer term challenges. >>> on the hill metro safety set front and center.d cee today lawmakers will get updatet on the transit agency's latestet service and budget challenges.. they also want to know if metrot has set a direct path for savee and reliable also sustainable operations. it marks prepared -- preparedpa for the hearings virginia the subway is facing leadershipe crisis because of its board ofoa directors and may need a federal takeover. metro gm paul wiedefeld says thy system is safer since safetracka work began in june but it stelll needs more time. >>> create more time metro proposed cutting service hoursvu but this is not popular with dc lawmakers. >> last night a board

some of the things bev been hearing back in the campaign but also now are really sending signals, i thinkthe country that president-elect trump is really, really serious about high quality jobs for america and building up our manufacturing and our surface infrastructure. >> at the same time, though, you're the ceo of the council of competitiveness an "the times dwts th" talks about whether the president-elect is on a perilous course with lawmakers who say they don't necessarily want a trade war. is that collision coming? >> well, i'm not sure if the collision is coming, but i do think that the -- most people in the country, and particularly business leaders, do not want a trade war. i mean trade has been very advantageous to the united states, but at the same time, you know, there's a big recognition that we have to have fair and balanced trade and we have to make sure that our trading partners are opening up their markets. i mean you look at parts of asia where we still don't sell any of our advanced products. at the same time, we're dealing with tremendous intellectual property theft, p

reporter: i don't know behind the scenes, but i know what he said publicly, and to me it reflected the am bev on the inside. and he was talking about being prepared to run a government agency, and he has gotten over that, and he and donald trump had a difficult time during the campaign, and they have gotten over that, and ben carson adds political celebrity among republicans and racial diversity to the cabinet. we still have uncertainty over the secretary of state choice, which initially looked like it was going to come down to rudy guiliani or romney, and now it looked like that search has broadened and petraeus was on nbc this week and talking about how he hopes to overcome the fact that he was charged with mishandling classified information. >> i acknowledged it and paid a heavy price for it and learned from it. folks will have to factor that in and determine if that is disqualifying or not. >> reporter: that is going to be a challenge for donald trump. if he selects petraeus in figuring out how to weather that campaign that he conducted against hillary clinton. >> i think the term was he

event held at bev-- >> translator: hollywood foreign press association spread the love this year. "la la love" leads the way. on the tv side, some nominees like "game of thrones" and "veep." >> perhaps it's only fitting hollywood's biggest party will feature a film all about tin sell town. it's up for best comedy musical along with the economic book block buster "dead pool ", sing street and forest foster jen kins. competition includes another previous winner annette benning from 20th century women plus la la land's emma stone. her co star received a nod for comedy actor joined by stars like colin farrell. facing off against "manchester by the sea", lion. denzel washington earned a dramatic acting nomination for fences along with case me affle affleck for manchester by the sea and loving will washington. for the actresses past globe winners, jackie's natalie portman and arrival's amy adams are up for trophies again. and the supporting categories feature hell or high water's jeff bridges, fences, and two moonlight stars. >> he can't hide forever. everyone knows his face. >> on the

through and maybe san francisco general or zuckerberg san francisco general hospital or usf that has a bev didn't have donors to be part of this and sf can attache case 5 historically problem death can you see cancers and then having people from the community identify and getting early care and attention and screening and predictions and people in to take care of this early many of the members of the community has not had the opportunity to be invited early to have this discussion early and by the way, we'll do that dooebs so congratulations, everyone and with that, i think we will have public health coming. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much for those inspirational words we're here because cancer is a problem worldwide and in our city that is the number one cause of death in san francisco it outweighs everything else but people are astonished we know how to prevent half of cancer but not how to implement we need of a to figure out and that's why this program is so exciting we cannot just figure it out as researchers and can't figure out as public health organizations or community we ne

your questions and those to be smidted by chairman grassily and even else will bev submitted without objection. we'll now turn the witnesses. i'm going to introduce them and then we'll swear them in. start from my left and move to my right. randall stephenson is the chairman and ceo of at. he bass named to his current position 2002, sin then tat tat as investedded to become a global leader to businesses and consumers. hang on. going to make sure i don't mess yours up. the entertainment, high speed internet and mobility to ip network services and the internet of things. mr. stephenson began his career with southwestern bell in 1982 in oklahoma. served as the company's senior executive vice president and chief financial officer from 2001 to 2004, and from 2004 to 2007 he was the chief operating officer some aopinioned to board of directors for at&t in 2005. the member of board of directors are emerson electrickics and boeing. mr. stephenson received his bs in accounting from the university of central oklahoma and his matter of acan't si from the university of oklahoma. check bewkes is

if you walk into a food and bev ty factory most machines are only up 60% to 70% of the time. so 30% to 40% of the time, they're under maintenance, may be cleaning. may be routine updates to the machines that are being made and that impacts productivity in a huge way. the final area that's real important is enterprise risk reduction. this is building and more safety and security. it's making their environment track and trace. so for example, if you have a recall whether it's food or farm marks they want complete traceability throughout the supply chain. it's another very, very important requirement that a lot of manufacturers have. these are kind of the four drivers that we are focusing on. and a lot of the innovations that are coming out of rockwell are helping our customers achieve these four major drivers. so how do we see manufacturing it evolving in the future? today, we could say that to some extent, manufacturing is modular and in its own way, it's a cure. of course, security is never done. this is a continuous process. where we are going in the near future is towards m

involved or have been involved and crucial to help to solve some of the complex problems thank you bev i didn't hoff for carrying forward and being that force that makes things happen and looking forward to thanking everyone in matching the generous matching grant that the ben hearing officers have proposed hopefully weep be back that he podium thanking those people also want to thank susan his or her for our windows on the world helping us find things like that to make happen so thank you guys. >> a funny thing many of the people in the room had families been in san francisco for a long time ours is not an exception an observation there are hard times and period of prosperity the curious thing about prosperity gaps develop between those two are able to participate and we're focused and we love about this project is findings ways to get to those people and try to figure out how to have them participate in the prosperity and not be left behind in the community this is very much fetus that perspective on what additional to see accomplished in that community. >> it's a short window with c

you walk into a food and bev type factory, most machines are only up 60 to 70% time, so 30 to 40% of the time, they're under maintenance, may be cleaning place. may be routine updates to the machines that are being made and that impacts productivity in a huge way. the final area that's real important is enterprise risk reduction. building and more safety and security. it's making their environment track and trace. if you have a recall, food or pharma, they want complete traceability throughout the supply chain. these are the four drivers we're focusing on. a lot of innovations coming out of rock well are helping our customers achieve these four major drivers. so how do we see manufacturing evolving in the future. today, we could say that to some extent manufacturing is modular. and in its own way, it's cure. of course security is never done. we know this is a continuous process. where we're doing in the near future is towards making manufacturing more predictive and optimized. a lot of machine learning, artificial analytics, cloud, mobility, all of these technologies will move manufa

involved or have been involved and crucial to help to solve some of the complex problems thank you bev didn't hoff for carrying forward and being that force that makes things happen and looking forward to thanking everyone in matching the generous matching grant that the ben hearing officers have proposed hopefully weep be back that he podium thanking those people also want to thank susan his or her for our windows on the world helping us find things like that to make happen so thank you guys. >> a funny thing many of the people in the room had families been in san francisco for a long time ours is not an exception an observation there are hard times and period of prosperity the curious thing about prosperity gaps develop between those two are able to participate and we're focused and we love about this project is findings ways to get to those people and try to figure out how to have them participate in the prosperity and not be left behind in the community this is very much fetus that perspective on what additional to see accomplished in that community. >> it's a short window with chi