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[smith] so you make a big point in this book about talking about cic responsibility. and how facebook somehow does not put civi[mresponsibility first. amee] i don't think anyone in tech does. [smith] so let me play civ devil's advocate.[mcnamee]. amee] i don't think anyone [smith] these are for-profit companies. [mcnamee] it's a great question. [smith] the job of a for-profit company is to maximize value for shareholders. 'rit's to make a buck. thnot non-profits. they're not eleemosynary organizations, they're companies. companies don't have civic responsibilities, so goes the devil's advocate theorso [mcnamee] exactly, and my response is, when i started in my career the u.s. had a different philosophy of business. there was a man named peter f. trucker who was the managementnt guru of the time.ness. and he always preached that there were five stakeholders. shareholders, but also employees, the communities where employees live, customers and suppliers. they're not equal. produces this very short term oentation we have which results in people gemiing laid off indisctel

let's speak now to tony jameson allen, co—founder & director of the sporting memories network cic & thethem to recall memories of watching or playing sport. can you just talk us through what you have found in terms of encouraging people to join you have found in terms of encouraging people tojoin in you have found in terms of encouraging people to join in the watching of sport? how does that actually help? morning. the sport memories foundation were established to support people living with dementia to enjoy recalling favourite moments of sport. either washing or playing it. professor alistair burns, the national clinical director for dementia and other people's mental health in england has said yesterday how actually recalling and reminiscing about this fantastic moments in sport can actually help strengthen brain activity for those who are living with conditions such as dementia. it is really important that we try to enable people to live as well as possible with these long—term conditions and on world's alzheimer's day and with the rugby world cup just having alzheimer's day and with

my name is john winston and i have the at-large seat on the balboa reservoir cic and i'm the chair. i'm here to talk about transportation and circulation. the impacts, i believe, will be significant, but i disagree with the report that they will be unmimitigated. they will pay impact fees which should be applied at the point of impact where it occurs. that's where they need it the most. but the city can and must do more. recent san francisco history is full of projects like the metrion centre, the chase center and all without parking and all to lead to traffic apocalypse. we got a great civic amenity. this is to accommodate the influx of new residents and the projected increase in ccuf students. new houses on ocean avenue add car, foot and bike traffic. they need to avoid worse gridlock and in keeping with the city's first policy, the first time we heard the words transit tonight. in addition to the cac, i serve as the adviser committee. from that perch, i can see ocean geneva and ocean avenue as high injury corridors and that means there have been enough serious injuries due to the

remember, goldman and cic also created an interesting deal years ago.see what her going to be like as well. alix: remember with khashoggi, everyone was like, we are not going. we are going to put the hammer down here. sonali: the whole thing blew over by the beginning of this year. alix: because there was money there. sonali: because there was money. go to the ceos didn't desert. david: let's go to our favorite, we work. what about that ipo? how's it coming? sonali: if you are ceo of a company and softbank owns 29% of your company, which is more than what you own, and softbank's saying they don't want you to go public, and you are the ceo and you still want to go public, do you let them take more control of you if you are already disagreeing? that is the interesting tension we are seeing right now because softbank may infuse more capital, which means they have more control of the company, and then, who can solve the strategy moving forward? alix: but here's what i don't understand, the why behind softbank. i don't understand why that would come up now w

we never anticipated that the arctic cic would virtually have disappeared by 2018, 2019.o all pull together and understand challenges and act to stop it —— human beings. his comment follow a warning to parents from a group of psychologists at the university of bath that rising numbers of children are being treated for ‘eco—anxiety.‘ they warn parents are ‘terrifying their youngsters with talk of climate catastrophe.‘ with me now is caroline hickman a psychologist from the university of bath. is that real? parents terrifying designer youngsters about climate change? i don't think it isjust pa rents change? i don't think it isjust parents fighting themselves or causing fear in the children, i think the children are picking up the information from social media. and from the press and news reports from the summer. the children are frightened because they are seeing the amazon burning, health storms in spain and the arctic running so they are picking up on it. what we are interested in is who they can talk to about it. they are coming back from school talking about what they h

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