my name is sherry cline. good evening, superintendent matthews and commissioners. i'm a school bus driver here in san francisco. i've been driving a school bus for 16 years. when i first received the news that the transportation department intended to award zoom, i was shocked. when i read the bus value sh e shore -- score details, i was dumbfounded. i felt betrayed by the blatant lies and bounced scores. zoom drivers that scored double in the amount of scoring in professional bus drivers in san francisco. i transport students to fremont, the school for the deaf and the blind, and i take four students from san francisco. it's a double-drop off and pick up. we drop off at the school for the deaf and then we drive over to a building for the school for the blind. so today, a zoom driver that was parked in front of me in a loading se loading zone, she left a student alone in a car with the engine running. she went into the building where students come out of, she walked out holding the hand of a kindergartener. she walked out in the lane of traffic and put the child be

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haslinda: at what stage would you advise your clines to take money off the table?ld it take? what sciences are you looking for? >> we think timing the markets is a really difficult thing to do. clients we advise your o be invested in diversified strategy, be invested in companies that, in an environment that has a little more risk, can still do well, so the market has not worked out for people too well. haslinda: the focus here in davos is sustainability, are wealthy people warming up to the idea of investing noo these investments? >> i think the entire world is warming up to the idea. i would say that some of the institutional investors, especially from the in orderic countries in europe, dutch, have been on the forefront of this trend. ut unfortunately all the disasters covered other the last cup of weeks, it is clear. we need to change in the way we're doing and running things and therefore it's an important opic, it's gaining momentum, it's close to my heart, we have always had a strong emphasis on running our business with a long-term orientation, being long-t

we saw a huge smoke plume above the ground cline. fires so intense they're creating their own weather. potentially hazardous over the weekend. it's going to be a very difficult challenge for the australian open as firefighters continue to do what they can to battle these fires. laura? >> yeah, try to play tennis in that no easy feat. >>> 52 minutes past the hour. in a fight for equal pay for women, a pay bump for players in the wnba. cnn business next. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. only at a sleep number store save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time aveeno® with prebiotic striple oat complex balances skin's mic

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miriam cline cass to move, who fled nazi -- casanov, who fled nazi europe as a child in 1941. an educational specialist for holocaust studies at miami-dade county public schools, and director of the holocaust institute at the university of miami, miriam has dedicated her life to educating the new generation of teachers and students about the horrors of the holocaust. mr. speaker, as we enter this new elected, we recommit ourselves to ensuring that never again means never again. e will never stop fighting hateful anti-semitism and discrimination, wherever and whenever it appears. in this house, the people's house, we stand together united against hate. we stand together in pledging never again. never again. thank you, and i yield back. mr. weber: i thank the gentlelady from florida and i yield to another gentlelady rom florida. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, today we remember the six million jews and millions of others who were systemically murdered in the darkest chapter of human history. last week i had the privilege of traveling with

>> it was over labor day weekend and i read naomi cline's new book that included descriptions of gretahunberg and what she was saying and lot of information about the green new deal. but greta, her being on the spectrum, her laser focus as a result of that, her saying nobody is behaving like they should in a crisis, our house is on fire, come on, folks and get out of your comfort zones. and so i called up the head of green piece usa and i said i'm going to move to d.c. originally for a year and i thought i was going to camp out in front of the white house. discovered that was not legal. so with their advice we decided every friday i wanted to be like a teach in and focus on different aspects of the climate crisis, and he tried it with different experts and front line activists and celebrity friends. i had no idea in the beginning it would gain on and catch traction and i'm overwhelmed by the results. >> one thing i think is profoundly relatable and i know it's deeply concerning to you and many people is it's breaking out of the sense of paralysis or doom and the sort of the house is on

often seen as the barometer of economic activity not just in cline, but globally as well.er, oil, very much to the downside back to you. >> thanks very much. to julia for market flash. >> movie theatre chain stocks are suffering from coronavirus fears. amc entertainment shares are off more than 5.5% today at a 52-week low and down over 12% over the past week the $700 million market cap company owned by china's wan da group is the largest theatre chain in the u.s. and europe shares of imax are down over 4.5% off nearly 15% over the past week imax has a subsidiary. it's shut u down its theatres in the country. guys, back to you. >> thank you for that. as stocks sell off around the world on raised fears of the coronavirus virus, some chinese stocks are getting especially hard csi china internet eff is down about so% over the last week bob pisani is in hollywood, florida join ed by brendan ahearn, the chief investment officer of crane shares. hi, bob. >> thank you very much, contessa look, con trens from the world, 2,000 independent investment advisers try iing to figure anoth

he is reportedly in so many pieces, like a patsy cline's on, they had to identify him by a ring on hisger. by most accounts this guy was a very bad hombre, likely responsible for the deaths of hundreds of u.s. troops, and he probably deserved it. but was this legal? according to republicans oh hell yes. >> i cannot imagine a someone in the military that we would have to in the middle of these potential strikes with the intelligence coming together, and the decision-making of the commander-in-chief that we would have to go to 435 other people in the moments in order to protect americans. this strike was clearly authorized, soleimani was an evil man, he was a terrorist leader, it was legitimate lawful target. b5 democrats singing a different tune or looking at putting a scandal on the president. chuck schumer and bob menendez are saying it's critical to the national security matters are shared with the american people in a timely manner. an entirely classified notification is simply not appropriate in a democratic society. and there appears to be no legitimate justification for classifyi

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hank williams, patsy cline singing "crazy," emmy lou, way lan, merle, girl from north country, bravo,ristoffer son, bravo. you mentioned roseanne cash, and her masterpiece, seven-year ache. >> yep. >> if you hadn't done pancho and lefty, i would have lost hope. >> our entire seventh episode revolves around pancho and lefty moving through the snake of country music and ending up, you know, starting with towns van zandt and then going through all these permutations. and at the end of our longest episode, which is over two hours and feels like our shortest one, you end up with it being sung again. and the journey that it takes, we have one of the longest sentences we've ever written in our 40 years of making films, which dayton wrote, as beautiful as you can get. peter coyote read, about pancho and lefty. >> if there's a theme that runs through all 16 hours of this new ken burns documentary, it might be that country music is so uniquely american, its origins and history are complicated, and at one point we look up at the screen and see just two words, hard times. so with that as the fusi

jim is speaking with the ceos of cvs, smith cline that is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >>> coming up, the oneock that is moving in the market and does not have a boeing 737 max problem >>> first, we're on pins and needles. dan steps up to the plate to pitch his big idea will the social media stock be a home run investors e t n'fa pchit coming up. my biggeear was losing. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. we're committed to making college more affordable., that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - [woman] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. - [narrator] find your degree at snhu.edu. >>> welcome back it is time for an instant replay no, we're not checking tape from the astros 2017 world series win, which i think would have an asterisk on it. >> i think we should keep moving i've contributed some bad humor tonight. >>

it is due in part of the clining enrollment and a $12 million budget shortfall. a second hearing will be held next monday. trustees will make a final vote next month. >>> it is 5:09. as you are up and out of the door this morning, we're taking a live look outside in oakland where we're getting a nice little breeze. and also not as much fog this morning. we are seeing some fog around napa where the temperatures drop down to 42. the coolest temperatures that we're seeing here compared to what we're seeing in oakland and san francisco starting out the morning at 50 degrees. as we check out our high temperatures for today, mostly reaching into the mid-60s for many of the valleys and then along the coast some view of the traffic maps and some minor issues, a slowdown on isabel if you are heading in the nows we look at the south fbay,w in ourverall bridge drive times. starting to slow down on westbound 80 head ago cross the bay area. already a little bit of a back-up, takes about 10 minutes and on the san mateo bridge about 13 minutes. we'll look at weather and the eas

spilling through the bott of the maze, especially coming in from the east shore freeway follow the clinest under 15 minutes to make it and we'rchecking out traffic tracker looking at the drive times around moderate crowding out there on the shore freeway is recovering from a number of crashes inly mid to upper 80 sure looks like everything's out of the way but you're almost to 30 minutes now from crockett to the maze 6.80 south dublin to fremont looks okay, there's a new accident at stone ridge just coming in so that's a 23 minute trip and a pretty good looking and dry for 87 only 13 minutes from 85 to one o one james all right robin thank you. >>time now 6 49 to the east bay, the trialor the man accused of killing nia wilson will stay in alameda county. a judge denied a motion to change the venue john lee cow is facing charges of murder and attempd murder after prosecutors say he attacked nia wilson and her sister, this was at the macarthur bart station back in july of 201 cal's defense team filed a motion to change the venue of the trial saying that they didn't believe their client uld

my name is sherry cline. good evening, superintendent matthews and commissioners. i'm a school bus driver here in san francisco. i've been driving a school bus for 16 years. when i first received the news that the transportation department intended to award zoom, i was shocked. when i read the bus value sh e shore -- score details, i was dumbfounded. i felt betrayed by the blatant lies and bounced scores. zoom drivers that scored double in the amount of scoring in professional bus drivers in san francisco. i transport students to fremont, the school for the deaf and the blind, and i take four students from san francisco. it's a double-drop off and pick up. we drop off at the school for the deaf and then we drive over to a building for the school for the blind. so today, a zoom driver that was parked in front of me in a loading se loading zone, she left a student alone in a car with the engine running. she went into the building where students come out of, she walked out holding the hand of a kindergartener. she walked out in the lane of traffic and put the child be

bringing those underweights that so many of our clines have, closer to a neutral makes sense. >>> up next here on "closing bell", look at where the valuations are getting stretched. they now have a combined market cap, coming up, we're told whether or not that's a worry point. as we head to break, here's a check on the data tracker, consumer sentiment slightly better than expected reading "clongel wl rht backl"ilbeig memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> welcome back let's get a check on some individual m

miriam cline cass to move, who fled nazi -- casanov, who fled nazi europe as a child in 1941. an educational specialist for holocaust studies at miami-dade county public schools, and director of the holocaust institute at the university of miami, miriam has dedicated her life to educating the new generation of teachers and students about the horrors of the holocaust. mr. speaker, as we enter this new elected, we recommit ourselves to ensuring that never again means never again. e will never stop fighting hateful anti-semitism and discrimination, wherever and whenever it appears. in this house, the people's house, we stand together united against hate. we stand together in pledging never again. never again. thank you, and i yield back. mr. weber: i thank the gentlelady from florida and i yield to another gentlelady rom florida. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, today we remember the six million jews and millions of others who were systemically murdered in the darkest chapter of human history. last week i had the privilege of traveling with

. >>> the next is ecletic cookery located at 103 cline avenue. it is san francisco's first and largest commissary kitchen, established in 1984 by california culinary academy graduates. this business is located in the hunters point navy shipyard dock number two, constructed in 1903. it has no historic resource. we are recommending approval with the following features to be safeguarded, the at the same shared kitchen and culinary processes, the time honored resources and character adaptability. >>> the next is gapescape, locate -- gamescape, located at 333 divisadero street. it was established in 1985 in san francisco by robert j. hamilton. robert envisioned it as a place where the local community and gaming enthusiasts could gather and enjoy the world of tabletop gaming. the business is renouned for the selection of games that fo purchase as well as gathering location. we are recommending support of the application with the following features to be safeguarded. the gamescape logo, the locally hand made sign, the edwardian era retail space, the ded

my name is sherry cline. good evening, superintendent matthews and commissioners. i'm a school bus driver here in san francisco. i've been driving a school bus for 16 years. when i first received the news that the transportation department intended to award zoom, i was shocked. when i read the bus value sh e shore -- score details, i was dumbfounded. i felt betrayed by the blatant lies and bounced scores. zoom drivers that scored double in the amount of scoring in professional bus drivers in san francisco. i transport students to fremont, the school for the deaf and the blind, and i take four students from san francisco. it's a double-drop off and pick up. we drop off at the school for the deaf and then we drive over to a building for the school for the blind. so today, a zoom driver that was parked in front of me in a loading se loading zone, she left a student alone in a car with the engine running. she went into the building where students come out of, she walked out holding the hand of a kindergartener. she walked out in the lane of traffic and put the child be

banks the cline from 215 to 148 and today we only have 18 black-owned banks in this country. it is clear regulators have failed to fulfill their statutory obligations to preserve and promote m.d.i.'s and that congress must act. in addition to representative beatty's bill, representative meeks has drafted a complementary bill that is h.r. 5322, the ensuring diversity in community banking act charge will take additional steps to help m.d.i.'s. we hope this bill will move to the house floor very soon. we must do what we can to ensure all current m.d.i.'s and hopefully future m.d.i.'s have access to the investments and partnerships they need to strive while serving the communities they -- that need them the most. ncouraging more partnerships h.r. 5315 would provide for is one important step we can take to ensure m.d.i.'s have the support and eventually the capital they need to continue their good work of serving their communities. so i would urge all members to support this legislation. i thank you, madam speaker, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the

cline: his dedicated service t the virginia poultry growers cooperative was good for our region. missed on the ly board of supervisors. i'm sure his looif wife elaine nd daughter erica will welcome the opportunity to have such a good man back home. happy retirement and thank him for serving ockingham county for the past 30ers into. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute nd to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. i'd like to: today, recognize andrew rock from south new jersey on his attainment of scout rank. eagle scout is the highest rank boy scouts rom the of america. nly 4% of boy scouts ever achieve this prestigious recognition. eagle scouts are more likely to life to service of all kinds, becoming future military, in business or in politics. proud to attend andrew's beautiful outdoor ceremony on november.his past the ceremony also highlighted he beautiful

cline: that means that 91 americans die from an opioid overdose every day, making it the leading cause of death for people under the age of 50. this is being fueled in part by a synthetic opioid known as fentanyl a drug 80 to 100 times more powerful than morphine. more than 800 people died from fentanyl overdoses in virginia. i applaud my colleagues for voting to save lives this week by renewing the classification of fentanyl as a schedule one market. through commonsense solutions like this and support for first responders and treatment programs, i'm confident we can help our fellow americans struggling with opioid abuse and end this insidious epidemic. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today in remembrance of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz concentration camp. i g