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and probably also very much in the consumer space, where brands like century, birch creek, shakey's companiebrands, and we think we have some experience building and nurturing these types of businesses. so obviously we will have our kpi's, we have to make sure we are very efficient with how we are using our investors' capital. looking at a return on equity, mid-teens to low 20's types of return on equity. but where we think we have demonstrated some ability would be in the branded consumer space in the philippines. so that is the next five years. beyond that, if we are looking for growth, then absolutely we need to look outside of the philippines, and we have a certain affinity and understanding for asean or greater china. that is probably where we would look first. haslinda: are you preparing the next generation? chris: absolutely. i am in my mid-40's. so this cohort -- 2g, or second-generation, we are in our 40's. our next generation, we are -- the eldest would be 26, and the youngest would be about to be born, actually. and i think i would be -- myself and my siblings would still be very

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is possible only natural materials such as birch would know synthetic fiberglass. board should be uncompromisingly environmentally friendly. we intentionally went for quite a minimal from the beginning just because. i mean snow sort of thing we live in love planned and we spend a lot of time well ninety nine percent of the time we hike. maybe one percent or more who is actual surfing you know spending so much time in it she obviously you have. a sense of what things are like he didn't make much sense to us to slap right graphics on them we might experiment with some color and graphics soon boehner with a few friends they're out surfing as often as possible all winter long. if you know somebody said oh you're going to go to. more and more winter sports enthusiasts are asking for snow surfboards they've sold two hundred already at around four hundred euros each. this type of winter sport requires three basics good physical condition lots of time and a thing for extremely cold weather. in the forests of lapland small huts along the way off for hikers a little wrist to

san francisco police say the 28- year-old assaulted a woman inside an apartment on birch street saturday night. he was released on $30,000 bail. smith is charged with domestic violence, assault, false imprisonment and vandalism all misdemeanors. he will be arraigned next monday. the raiders released him this week. >> this morning, forensic investigators are working to identify skeletal remains found in the marin headlands. they were discovered on friday in a homeless encampment. the remains are human. no obvious evidence of foul play. now, a man went missing in that area two years ago, has never been found. david standish lived on a boat in richardson bay and was nothing to hang out with transients there. he vanished without a trace leaving his boat and other belongings behind. the only thing that was missing was the dinghy he used to get to and from shore. state bureau of forensic services is working on identifying the remains. >>> it's bart versus art in san francisco this morning. kpix 5's andria borba shows us why an improvement project of one downtown station is creating a new issue

when on a birch it came down with a sore throat she thought she had a cold she stayed in bed and took over the counter remedies but she felt worse and worse. and ham of his i couldn't eat or drink and i was taking really heavy. it's nothing and. not a week her throat was so sore and swollen but her boyfriend took her to an ear nose and throat clinic. where the doctors took a blood sample that's the easiest way of testing for the epstein barr virus. the doctor also examined her throat as well as causing a red swollen throat mano makes the tonsil swell up and develop a whitish yellow coating. mononucleosis tends to affect teenagers and young adults in most cases it's hard to know exactly where the virus was contracted. the epstein barr virus can also be contracted by exposure to coughs and sneezes. once it's in the saliva it's attaches to the mucosal cells in the fans and multiplies. from that it spreads to the lymph glands. mccullough's five you can easily mistake mano for tonsilitis or angina because the coating that forms on the tonsils is very similar especially when the mononucleos

that this conspirasism of what used to be the john birch society back when i was a little child, and the true conservative movement led by william f. buckley and barry goldwater and others kept their distance from that. - right. - and then, little by little, people running the republican party didn't keep their distance so much and allowed that conspirasism to seep into the mainstream, and by the way, it's not only the right. - well, there's left conspirasism, right? - sure, but it is, the bad consequences of fantasyland that i talk about politically are disproportionately right. - or at least at the moment they are. - exactly. we'll do the sequel in 10 years where the left has gone completely crazy. - it occurs to me that one great example of this or topic of conversation around this would be climate change or climate science. - [kurt] yes, yes. - where it's such false equivalency. 97% of the world believes that this is a thing, or more. 2% doesn't, we have to leave it there. - yeah, teach the controversy. - right, he said, she said. - and again, i didn't really, until i started doi

precisely what type of nerve agent it was because that will give an indication about what sort of the birch trees around the world might be producing that specific nerve agent and how it might be acquired either legitimately or over the top web but the key thing as well is to get a warrant and go through his computers his phone calls his phone records everything which i presume they've already done because they are in his house at the moment to try and work out exactly what he's been involved in of the last eight years because as i said he was a busted flush when it came to intelligence if he'd been handed over voluntarily by the russians pardoned by the russians he was taken into the u.k. and questioned by m i six there is nothing really intelligence wise that can be taken or gained by either side so suggests to me very very strongly that this attack is something to do with what he might have been working on over the last eight years of also like to. to to argue against the idea that this is equivalent in the case because this guy had been pardoned by the russians he was allowed to come to

token and has to be more about this coming up in new york in a few short weeks the birch cited by the stay tuned for that let me stick to puerto rico for a second stacey what's happening what is your name weaponize that's the thing all names are weaponized and the battle of the mind as brought tears told me we are constantly fighting the demons in our mind that we are the heroes of our time i think there's a famous song. that brock likes to play very well at a breakfast i want to talk about debt as you know puerto rico had the seventy billion dollars of debt when they first went bankrupt and defaulted on their general obligation bond payment of two billion dollars on july first twenty sixteen than the hurricane maria heads and right before that and they have about ninety five billion dollars worth of damage on the island so a lot of debt a lot of debt and people in america you know as congress debates whether or not to help the people of puerto rico out as they would any other u.s. citizen like those in texas hit by hurricane harvey or those in new orleans hit by hurricane katrina you

or i fry john birch welcome to you when they do. there's a lot of must get up when i know. you are. with us. it is the evil demon knew that it was reasonable. it was. a one hundred so that was just. one of. the first. shot in shot not been concessions. abhi a man must. always gotten our knob all but economy. all. muscles. in charlotte. amid a deal again that it does well out of a dungeon well but. when you pull your job. do. you. really. want to live with. just the. of grandfather of get him going to. gone there could be. the most so let's give them that the mountain of nothing. but i certainly do that is enough about him when one of the wooden into that one of the other but i mean the bottom. of the skull on. the ship. but off of that was almost enough but. i don't want to relax now we're going to have. as a. friend with the dead again what i'm going to do is i'm going over the phone book. was funny though is i would look on the bus and i wasn't going to debate with them it was good i was a bit. of the down to earth. i thought. i might add themselves off the government of what i. j

but he leaves me at this long piece of birch tree and said build this cross for me.and would like we know how to build a kkk cross. so we just sit down and hope he doesn't return. >> him-comes back, the guy who had been away like i met kiki and it was awkward and i really don't want to wrap the cross but you can. >> one reason i pissed him off is when he introduced himself is clan code, his name is rebel, andrew, stephen, i don't know. but when he did this it means klansmen, greet you. so if i had done this right i would've twisted him right and said ikea which means a klansmen i am which i am not but also that i kept calling him kiki. [laughter] >> there's like the clan, it's not that big anymore. >> no. >> the clan reminds me of the rumsfeld quote when he said like when they're looking for weapons of mass destruction in iraq and that's how it is and that's how the clan explains itself as well. to all of us and to people who do serious research on this they estimate the clan has about 5 - 8000 numbers. i think that's high. but the clan says there's the resort called

the curriculum but in summary you can think of the curriculum is being a composed of her positive birch focus on teaching children how to do things that they would find enjoyable it was individualized for each child from a scientific perspective and that was comprehensive and had a higher priority health language and the place to clear emphasis on conversational reading. not just reading for the information for reading as a pleasant experience with a warm caregiver who has the child's best interest at heart. but we begin with was challenged. this slide hopefully begins to contextualize it. on average the brothers had formerly assessed iqs in the 80s. they were about 20 years of age. they were all below poverty. as a matter of fact they were in the bottom 25% of the federal poverty level guidelines. most of them were african-american although that was not a criteria for selection. it was wasn't a particular area of north carolina where we carried out the study and about 80% were female headed families. program randomly assigned eligible individuals that earth and implemented the conditio

book i'm back you're watching news our top story at the recent birch enough so say they have killed four islamic extremists who attacked the french embassy in what they do that's after gunfire and explosions broke out in several locations in the capital security forces are unsure if any other attackers are made at large. here in germany it's a crucial weekend for a chance for. after four months of negotiations she said to find out if she will return to power at the head of a coalition with the center left social democrats on sunday the social democrats will reveal the results of an internal party poll on whether or not to join government a long wait has frustrated germans and the european union. germany is under mounting pressure without a government the european union isn't moving forward fast enough for the french president's agenda and europe has to wait with him. if you want to forge a compromise at european level you need to have a strong german government in place i think that there are two real tough issues which need to be settled if. paris want to strongly formed the euro zone w

but he leaves me at this long piece of white birch tree and he goes like, you guys build this cross for me. and we are like we don't know how to build a kkk cross. so is it done hope he doesn't return. >> and then -- dan comes back. the guy that had been away. and you're like, i met kiggy. i think we are okay now but i don't really want to do this. >> yes and one of the reasons that i picked him up so much was when he introduced himself as kiggy, kiggy is not his name. his name is rebel. [laughter] andrew, stephen, i don't know! but when he did this, it means klansmen, i greet you. they range the acronym. so i had done this i was twisting his hand and said -- which meant i was nigh klansmen so it made him so mad. but that's why i kept calling him kiggy. >> is interesting because it is like the klan, is not that big anymore, right? >> no. >> they talk about it like it is big but it is getting smaller rather than getting bigger. >> the klan reminds me of a rumsfeld quote - when he said you know when they were looking for weapons of mass destruction and when you don't see no means that the

and charles koch, actually, he broke from the john birch society over the vietnam war in 1968. and the cato substitute was originally very much against, you know, many u.s. interventions abroad. really kind of interesting differences on questions of foreign policy. and by the way, donald trump's foreign policy these days is in some ways, i think, redolent of that old right that wanted to go it alone, etc. i mean, it's more complicated than that -- >> it might have changed a day ago. >> i know, that's true. that's true. [laughter] but so the last thing though that you raised is they did start to feel urgent about this in the 1990s. buy p can man himself wrote one of the things that alarmed him without that external threat, how are we going to keep people from looking too much to the government. that plus the emerging recognition of climate change and global warming was very frightening to libertarians like charles koch and the motor voter act that brought more poor people into politics was another thing that happened in the 1990s that was a kind of precipitant to all of this. so

when on a birch it came down with a sore throat she thought she had a cold she stayed in bed and took over the counter remedies but she felt worse and worse. and sham of his i couldn't eat or drink and i was taking really heavy duty it's nothing and. after we cut throat was so sore and swollen but her boyfriend took her to an ear nose and throat clinic. where the doctors took a blood sample that's the easiest way of testing for the epstein barr virus. but doctor also examined her throat as well as causing a red swollen throat mano makes the tonsil swell up and develop a whitish yellow coating. mononucleosis tends to affect teenagers and young adults in most cases it's hard to know exactly where the virus was contracted. the epstein barr virus can also be contracted via exposure to coughs and sneezes. once it's in the saliva it's attaches to the mucosal cells in the fabrics and multiplies. from that it spreads to the lymph glands. on colors five you can easily mistake mano for tonsilitis or angina because the coding that forms on the tonsils is very similar to the thing especially when

when on a birch it came down with a sore throat she thought she had a cold she stayed in bed and took over the counter remedies but she felt worse and worse. and hammer. i couldn't eat or drink and i was taking really heavy. it's nothing and. after a week her throat was so sore and swollen that her boyfriend took her to an ear nose and throat clinic. that the doctors took a blood sample that's the easiest way of testing for the epstein barr virus would often are. but doctor also examined her throat as well as causing a red swollen throat mano makes the tonsil swell up and develop a whitish yellow coating. mononucleosis tends to affect teenagers and young adults in most cases it's hard to know exactly where the virus was contracted. by. the epstein barr virus can also be contracted via exposure to coughs and sneezes. once it's in the saliva it's attaches to the mucosal cells in the fabrics and multiplies. from that it spreads to the lymph glands. on colors five you can easily mistake mano for tonsilitis or angina because the coating that forms on the tonsils is very similar to the thin