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biomass for petro chemical food stock and green fuels while sequestering about 18% of the co2 afford bli with existing technology. start now. 10 to 20 years up you fix land, water, food, energy, and climate. thank you. [ applause] >> thank you, dennis. thanks to all three of you for those great presentations. do we have questions? yes, john? >> the presumption which i think we all share is that climate change is real. my question is about plication of your science to reality, being that we have a gubernatorial election coming up in which one candidate says that climate change is the biggest hoax ever perpetrated and the other who claims to be a scientist saying the science is unclear. so my question to you all is what can you do to affect the leadership in this state and what can we do to help you? because our governor claims to be a scientist and claims that there is no significant proof of aspergenic caused climate change. it's just crazy. i know your objectivity keeps you in a certain rem of being scientific but there is too much at stake. we need advocacy and we need to support that

. >> reason bli. >> obviously there's a lot of emotion involved when two police officers are killed. and the mayor made a statement that he had to train his son who is biracial to be careful when he's dealing with the police, i think that set off this latest firestorm and quite frankly the mayor ran an anti-police campaign last year when he ran for mayor. >> so really, it's not about that the mayor caused this, it's that the atmosphere around it which causes a firestorm. >> i'm interested in de blasio, he might be the worst politician i have ever seen. he has an ideology, he believes it and he lives it. but it's one thing to tell your son that in private, and it's another thing to use it as a headline to explain how you empathetic you are for everyone who is unfairly targeted by police. >> stories of race have become stories of race. about a certain first lady who had somebody ask her to pull something out on michelle. that became a story about race a target, when i guess in fact it was previously about someone who didn't recognize her. >> i hate -- i wonder if the first lady was act

it certain bli seems plausible that he knew more about the group he was speaking to than he's letting on. he decided to standby skalise, no questions asked. it's also why he helped push michael grim from staten island into retirement last night, too. john boehner's hold has aumgs been very sen e tenuous. this has been a big republican party since he regained power back in the house. the tea party base, they've long viewed him with suspicion. they are on constant guard. and it actually turned out there had been a full-flejed kyle in place to deny him the speaker ship. a cue that fell apart only hours before that vote. his party will soon have more seats when congress comes back next week. there has not been serious talks so far that boehner could face another opening day coup. but that threat, when you're john boehner, that threat is always there. it's always just around the corner. when you're john boeh nrksz er and the tea party base has never trusted you, the threat is always going to lurk. that's the other twist. skalise is trusted by the right far more than john boehne rurks is. j

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channel jim and say every time this thing goes down, you want to potentially buy it because eneve that bliit seems to gain ground after either a missed quarter or sometimes a warning. that being said, the criticisms of the company to the extent there are is it's more of an airplane company than a package delivery company. they could be more efficient. but the stock is going to be down this morning, at least in the early going. >> we always look at some of the volume numbers. express, revenue a little light. volume up seven. revenue per package on express, which is their largest business, was a tad negative. ground volume up five. revenue up eight. margins hanging in there. we'll see what kind of impact that has on the broader market. of course, everybody trying to get as many clues as they can to how the thanksgiving holiday went. in fact, fedex is on that november quarter. >> they are. of course, the busiest time of the year by far for both fedex, u.p.s. and the u.s. postal service. >> when we come back, we're going to talk live and excleesively with ge's chairman and ceo jeff immelt. we'

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