that mean challenge that you met has been chasing is the conoco situation which has been collapsing we're probably you start to notice a huge shortage within the. u.k. cheryl and the whole sector is. with a corner crisis when to call a crisis started both governments will expose they were not even able to offer a tool or to afford people with symptoms. or high symptoms cruel or tests. with a lack of our list people didn't really trust them and the they were denied the whole cholera a crisis refused to get their medical treatment in public hospitals. after i know the stream audience well they do not like to hear a list of top and says well at least one solution in a sentence what would that be. that's a very difficult thing to do well try. i think the best that yemen needs to day from anyone who's trying to help it's really to push for the respect open to national human and human push you are we and you had rights were very often published reports asking proceeds to put example suspend their arms to parties to the conflicts so i urge the audience really to take their government accountable

stop letting people tell you, you got to be in conoco, all right? there. okay, let's go to james in illinois james. >> caller: hey, boo-yah from the home of superman >> really? i didn't know. i thought he was from like a different planet krypton. i thought he was from krypton. >> illinois. >> is that near illinois okay, i thought he was from krypton. >> caller: on october 13th you recommended data dog. >> yeah. >> caller: i believe that was its nearly high. >> data dog, i wish it didn't have the name datadog because there are a lot of companies that would alike to acquire the company. i think you're fine. it is a well-run company i think superman is from the planet krypton and i'm from kirby's fourth world. f.a.n.g. showing signs of life and the chart suggests they got more room to run are you in any of these. so busy owning freeport. demand for electric vehicles continues to increase, i'm eyeing one play coming public in the electric vehicle space that could charge higher on the trend and that's right, i might like this one but you don't want to miss my t

that's in addition to -- exxon, conoco, wells, nike, boeing, ford, raytheon, goldman. it is typical of year end, but it is adding up. >> i don't mean to be a dollar sign represented by a man, but every one of those stocks is worth buying because of the tough actions they're taking the top line is not that bad all those companies, i have been recommending ford, goldman, i'm trying to get my arms around 3m, it has been dealt a bad hand, and a lot of different places, but i think they're coming back. and i don't want to -- it is very tough you have to distinguish stocks from people. and it is painful to look at the deaths and then look at the layoffs and then look at the profits. >> without a doubt and as carl said, 2900 positions globally for 3m, and the numbers there, you know what they wanted to tell us, total pretax charge, 250 to 300 million and various other charges, with the hopes that annual pretax savings between 200 and 250 million from the actions. the actions themselves sounds like things that businesses just do really they're going to eliminate redundancies a

. >> so in that space, i know you like ally and conoco. ally doubled from the march low.hen it's no longer a good value? >> well, both ally and capital one spoke last week at the goldman sachs financial conference and jeff brown the ceo of ally was talking about in two to three years he thinks they should earn a mid-terns return on the tangible equity, over $40 a share within 2 years. if you earn 15% that's a $6 earnings level. the stock bottomed at 11 in march, currently trading just over 30. but if they can earn $6 two years out we think that's a mid-teens multiple so there's still runway ahead of the tock to get to a value and the capital one story is similar. also trading below tangible book and the low-coast provider of credit card services, investigationed more in technology than the others have. and they're sling at a single digit pe based on what they did earn in 2019 when they earned 15% on the common equity and by 2022 these companies should be passed the charge offs that have hurt this year's earnings and should be back to something like a normal level of earni

the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these fundsill be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fundhat has been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the business community from making things even worse right on the waterfront. christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and energy and capital. the question of how do we balance that econ