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and carlton, we're at a politic low, right?onventions are over, the debates won't start for a month, not much to look at unless you recorded the conventions, you want to watch them over and over again. i am nervous about the election. i'm worried about a contested or disputed result. not necessarily who might win. and i have recently taken some money out of the stock market. i want a second opinion. am i right for doing that? am i i wrong for doing that? what do you think? >> well, or it's definitely a very personal decision, but, you know, there's a lot of reasons to realize that we may not know the outcome of the election on election night, you know? there's going to be a lot of mail-in voting, and this election is looking to be very close. and we know that the market doesn't like uncertainty. you know, when you look at the al gore/george w. bush from 2000, the s&p fell the day after election day. it was down 1.1%. usually the day after the election there's some notable exceptions, but a usually that's kind of a non-event in

jack: carlton, you had a thought on this topic too. >> yeah.we got a lot of good news on the vaccine front, pfizer and bion tech reported positive early data, and we could see regulatory approval as early as october. and then there's, you know, johnson & johnson with its vaccine trial, german biotech firm recently went public and is in talks with the european commission to sell 225 million doses of its potential vaccine candidate. so that's just a handful of a number of companies that are, you know, working on vaccines and, you know, may have some good news to report in the next few months. jack: obviously, we're all hoping for a vaccine. there is some money to be made there. but an interesting dynamic in this industry is that solving something like covid-19 is not where companies make the bull of their money. they need to have a pipeline for diseases that'll be around for a while, to be frank. how is that looking non-trade, i guess. >> right, and that's what's frustrating from gilead, the company that has remdesivir for covid. before remdesivi

can you explain what they are, carlton, and why should we be looking at them?ecial purpose acquisition companies. basically, a blank check company that goes public with the intention of acquiring another company, typically within two years. they've been around for some time. this year they're outpacing traditional ipos. some companies that have gone public this way are draft king, virgin galactic, and the surge come when you have a bunch of companies going public via the traditional ipo route, but on the investor side interest rates are low are, there are few publicly-traded growth companies. there aren't many of those opportunities. so investors are really itching to swing for the fences there. most recently activist investor bill ackman launched the largest ever, raising about $4 billion. he's looking for a mature unicorn right now. jack: and one other person who's jumping into the game shortly we'll hear about a spac from money vault, a value investor when it came to choosing baseball players. we'll see if he can do the same with stocks, radioit? >> absolute

. >>> even the most avid baseball fans might forget that hall of famer steve carlton spent six gamesf a 24-year career as a giant. on this day in 1986, carlton fanned the reds eric davis for his 4,000th career strikeout. >> history in the making. 4,000 strikeouts for steve carlton. >> nolan ryan, randy johnson, and roger clemens are the only other members of that elite club. that's this day in sports august 5th, i'm joe fonzi. >>> hey, it's time to check this out. 49ers fans, you remember this guy, frank gore? he's in the white sleeves here, and training for his 16th nfl season in the rain. we could call him iron mike if his name was mike. that guy has to be a hall of famer. in case you missed it last night, devin booker of the phoenix suns, fantastic turnaround fadeaway, in a tie game, he wins it over the clippers, no less. a beautiful shot right there from one of the league's top scorers in the league, trying to get the suns into the play- offs. >>> all right. this is nice to see, juan soto of the mets. great catch. well, he is the comeback story in itself. he had suffered from cov

i don't care what you say, there is no way to make carlton's dancing dramatic.this because we tried. you see? plus i would argue that the original fresh prince already had a lot of drama. i mean carlton had a pregnancy scare, jeffrey almost got deported and overnight they switch dark swin aunt for light skin, that shit is dramatic as hell, but i get it hollywood is experiencing success with grit's reboot, joker, riverdale, so fresh prince makes sense. i'm not going to complain, i will cash in on this, i'm pitching my own dramatic reboot of spongebob square pants. >> you know why i live in a pineapple under the sea? >> why, spongebob? >> cuz a mango killed my father! >> let's move on now from the world of fiction to a story you wish wasn't real. >> in georgia far right gop candidate marjorie taylor green has won her primary, she has ties with q-anon, an online conspiracy theory group that the fbi labeled a potential domestic terrorism threat. >> the business woman has come under fire for making racist, anti-sem edic and anti-muslim comments. >> also listed on the

. >> it sounds like tucker carlton will run for president and maybe that's our answer, i'm not sure therooming people from within, like ted cruz, they have been somewhat isolated in a cleaned up version of what donald trump is trying to do, those are still some of the seniors i looked at, as is continue with an outside traditional politics for the people who are the future and i say tucker carlton is kind of a joke but our president really came out of reality television but i would not be surprised if some leave office and were there trying to find new voices and there are younger members like jim scott who i'm sure some republicans are looking for numerous voices that don't replicate everything that has been done, then there is also tom cotton who like ted cruz are champions, they just do in a more power way, right now those of the places that are being firm. >> we have time for one more and then i'm gonna throw my question onto the end of this, the question from an ominous attendee, did you interview newt gingrich herself? >> my question is, are you bracing for newt gingrich response

carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. that concludes my announcements. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call the item number two. >> clerk: approval of the lafco minutings from the june 19, 2020 regular meeting. >> chair fewer: any comment or questions. let's open this up for public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. please dial star three to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollo

carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. that concludes my announcements. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call the item number two. >> clerk: approval of the lafco minutings from the june 19, 2020 regular meeting. >> chair fewer: any comment or questions. let's open this up for public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. please dial star three to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. is there anyone on the line? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment is now closed. i want to make a motion to approve the lafco minutes from june 19, 2020. do i need a second for that? >> clerk: yes. >> chair fewer: second please? >> second. >> clerk: motion to approve the minutes. [roll call vote] you have three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. do we need to excuse missioner pollock from this meeting? should i make a motion? i like to make pa motion oexcuse commissioner pollo

another is a relative of one of the hundreds of wealthy saudi's detained in 2017 the ritz-carlton hoteldh without charge until they paid for their release. there is also a broker for saudi foreign investment deals. although well-connected, the passport provides a potential refuge should the political tide turn. the government insists they carried out the necessary checks and did not break any rules. the interior ministry has investigated the information and all the names brought up have been looked into. when they applied for the visas, they were 100% entitled to it. no criminality reported in their countries. we investigated and there were no complaints from other sources or interpol. this is deliberate deception by al jazeera. in the fifth part of the cyprus papers, we have an exclusive interview with the eu commissioner of justice on the floors in the -- that is narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," climate change is forcing traditional dairy producers to look for more sustainable methods. in central california, farmers have found wayays to reduce and evenen reue methane gas, w

elections now the report is over a 1000 pages long it takes us to quite extravagant places from the ritz carlton hotel to the miss universe pageant and the ultimate conclusion of the report the long awaited conclusion is that russian president vladimir putin himself werder the hacking of the democratic national committee server take a listen the committee found that russian president vladimir putin ordered the russian effort to hack competes networks and accounts affiliated with the democratic party and leak information damaging to hillary clinton and her campaign for president do they offer any proof well no they just simply state they have high confidence this is an intelligence community assertion that the russian government is responsible and that lattimer putin himself ordered the hacking of the d.n.c. and phrases like high confidence show up throughout the report for example the phrase likely is used 139 times furthermore the phrase almost certain shows up 23 times and the phrase seems shows up 39 times however despite all this high confidence and almost certainty the russian security serv

the many people who were put in the ritz carlton. now you have many a woman particularly so this is the real problem every one of these incidents ratchets up the trend of taking the american show of the relationship into the chambers of congress and into the chambers of courts and the saudis are going to lose their i just briefly want to pick up on something that he was saying no less of the what i say basically that the shift towards the law is really a problem for the saudis and they don't know how to deal with it ok last year we talked about about how the u.s. is perhaps changing its view of saudi arabia but to what extent is saudi arabia right now hedging its bets ahead of november's elections as far as its relationship with the u.s. is concerned. it's important to their mind. you know if you. so do especially king some men and son they were actually that. and trumped the situation even to fold we knew was that they bet that you want because basically so d.'s and obama administration. that's not sort of the station are so used. b