the bull case, dan adams, senior analyst with luke capital.mian segal managing director and senior analyst with beamo capital. gentlemen,well, siemian, this is a beaten down stock. sometimes when a stock gets pummelled as it has is it time to scoop up shares you say no >> you called it blackberry. other people called it go pro. i don't know that it is either of the two i think it is a great product. i think they told a great story. i think it is a great community. i think the question becomes what's that worth? i think conversations that we have had on this program have shown that the numbers argued for a smaller company. if we think about it -- that's your point about the nasdaq, if you think about it it is over $10 billion market cap company for a company that has 200 million people for the best case environment. the answer from success is no, we still think there is downward pressure i will hand the mic over. >> siemian says, dan, this is a smallish company being accorded a valuation and being treated like a large company do you see his poi

why don't we turn it over to dan adams and emily cohen. welcome. >> good afternoon, chair haney. good afternoon, committee members. eam here to talk about the proposed acquisition and the fourth proposal and at turk street and in district five and we are really excited about this proposed acquisition and the building would would add 114 units to the permanent supportive housing stock for people exiting homelessness and the building is ideal from the residential building and the rooms are generously sized, private bathrooms, elevator a community kitchen, lounge space, really the ideal building for this use. i think our clients and tenant wills do well here and this authorization and for 25.6 pants and estimated 51,000 in closing costs. we plan to use up fee funding for the acquisition and operations of the property to apply to the home key program for supplemental and operating dollars. i am joined by dan adams and he and i are available to answer any questions the committee might have. thank you. >> thank you. this is very exciting and thank you so much for this work and that sup

why don't we turn it over to dan adams and emily cohen. welcome. >> good afternoon, chair haney. good afternoon, committee members. eam here to talk about the proposed acquisition and the fourth proposal and at turk street and in district five and we are really excited about this proposed acquisition and the building would would add 114 units to the permanent supportive housing stock for people exiting homelessness and the building is ideal from the residential building and the rooms are generously sized, private bathrooms, elevator a community kitchen, lounge space, really the ideal building for this use. i think our clients and tenant wills do well here and this authorization and for 25.6 pants and estimated 51,000 in closing costs. we plan to use up fee funding for the acquisition and operations of the property to apply to the home key program for supplemental and operating dollars. i am joined by dan adams and he and i are available to answer any questions the committee might have. thank you. >> thank you. this is very exciting and thank you so much for this work and that sup

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dan evans was beaten by the canadian ninth seed felix auger—aliassime in straight sets at the australian open. his defeat means there are no british players left in the singles competitions. here's our sports correspondent, adame brit left. ahead, the considerable talent of canadian felix auger—aliassime. evans immediately forced to face the music. although for him perhaps, rather too literally. the sound of a singer entertaining crowds outside the arena seemingly hitting more raw nerves than right notes. it's not like it's a little bit loud. it's on the court. i agree with you. is it normal, asked evans? well, plenty about this tournament hasn't felt that way so far. still, the band played on a little longer, and so did evans. 0ther brits now keeping him company. competitive for much of the first set, until an error let it all slip away. a change of shirt offering little change in fortune. auger—aliassime taking control. evans at times losing it completely. a straight sets defeat and evans' tournament comes to an end. after such high hopes for british tennis of late, the second week of singles in melbourne will have no brits at all. adam wild, bbc news. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at ten

this is the entire choir you just saw representatives from every faction in washington from adam schiff to dan cranshaw, as different as they seem and all the dummies in between and all of i them are promoting war against russia on behalf of our new and deeply belovedd ally, the government of ukraine. vladimir putin is our most dangerous enemy. they scream we can't let them hurt ukraine. so it turns russia. it was actually more effective even than we'd realize. the steele dossier has been debunked. but in washington the theme remains in force. russia, russia, russiahing, rusa is bad. >> what is this about exact? well, obviously it's the usualal collection of children falling for the usual collection of lies. but why this specific lie? on tuesday we tried to get tom the bottom of this because it seems like it matters. we spoke to a man called clint urlich. h. as urlich pointed out, there are a lot of factors here over w us toward war ukraine. but one of them, a centralkr one is natoai. so what is nato and what is the purpose of nato since the fall of the soviet union 30 years ago that nato was

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adams said nine of the dead were children. the commissioner of the city's fire department, dan nigro, said firefighters had found victims in stairwaysory building, many in cardiac arrest. he said at least 63 people were being treated for injures, and victims had been taken to five different hospitals. he said the injuries were predominantly smoke inhalation. new york officials are calling it the city's worst fire in over 30 years. more on this story as and when we get it here on bbc news. let's return to our other top story. novak djokovic's appeal against deportation from australia begins in a matter of hours with a court hearing. the men's tennis number one, has been holed up in a hotel room in melbourne since he arrived in the country. the australian government says he is not exempt from the requirement, for visiting foreigners to be vaccinated. the department for home affairs had requested a delay of the hearing but was rejected. from melbourne, shaimaa khalil reports. a day before challenging his deportation in court, novak djokovic is still held at the immigration detention hotel, and his supporters are still outside, calling

adams. the new model moderate for democrats that's on balance. here's danbrams live on news nation. politicize media make their mark on the covid response outlets on both sides trying to pressure the cdc in opposite it's the rampant spread of omicron. that's tonight. and dan abrams live. >> thanks, dan. you can find newsnation on the channels listed here. more details available on our website at kron 4 dot com. and the news doesn't end here. our coverage continues at the top of the hour on the kron on app here is a look at what's coming up. one bay area county says that they are out of icu beds and redwood city is closing some services to stop the spread of omicron variant. just use the phone to scan the qr code to see on the screen right there. it will take you directly to the app store where you can download the kron on app for free. that's it for kron 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm to recess to see you. thanks for joining us. you itchy? squirmy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. go get 'em. it just cleans better. with a diamond weav

andrew cuomo raised taxes on entrepreneurs but i think eric adams is arctic sending signals we will have a new new york in 2022. paul: mary, thanks. danlitical tension inside china over xi jinping's policies. next october, they will have the communist party and seek to become chairman of the party, holding the chairman's position but there are signs there's pressure building against policies both personal consolidation of power and external aggression and i think we will see china boiling over internally next year. paul: my production is that this will finally be the year when the trust busters inside the biden administration go after big tech with one or more cases against google, apple, amazon and/or facebook. cases will get tied up in court and ultimately probably won't go anywhere but the biden administration get tough on big tech but the big winners as usual in these cases will be the lawyers. that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot, happy new year. we hope to see you here next week. ♪♪ >> fox news alert as we monitor three stories this newsday, the death of betty white,

adam wild. the last break standing in the singles at the australian open, and hopes were high that dan evans could this year. his concentration was disturbed early on though by the sound of someone somewhere singing let it be, which could be heard through the loudspeakers, and sung so badly that evans wasn't going to let it be. his service games were heading the right note, though, and he matched the ninth seed felix auger—aliassime for most of the first set until the british number two made sloppy errors and the canadian was able to snatch the set. that seems to knock evans' confidence out of melbourne park, not helped by felix auger—aliassime playing the best tennis he reckoned he never managed to grand slam. the second set gone in a flash. the chance perhaps reverence to regroup and start the fight back, or perhaps not, as felix auger—aliassime dominated the big points when it mattered to run away with a third set, cruising into the fourth round while evans was left to reflect on what might have been. and wilde, bbc news. elswhere in the men's draw, world number two from russia daniil medvedev

plus, former surgeon general jerome adams weighs in on the bidens administration's failures on testing, treatment and messaging over the pandemic. this as a danlonger care. what government or a science tells them about covid. and we asked miranda devine about thinking poll numbers. join john roberts on me on "america reports" at the top of the hour. >> harris: steve harvey says he's pulling the plug on his stand-up comedy act until after his television career is over. why question mike he doesn't want to get canceled saying that political correctness has killed comedy. here's a quote from him. "the only way i can do one more special is if it's at the end of my television career because it will end my television career. we are in the cancel culture now and the only person that can say what they want to say on stage as dave chappelle because he's not sponsor driven. "that's interesting. douglas. >> douglas: it is interesting. i'm sad to hear this by the way, i think society needs more comedians to stand up. and i'll tell you why, traditionally in our culture, comedians are very often the people who tell the truth and they are unpleasant, awkwar

dan, she mentioned the da. she didn't mention eric adams, the mayor. i believe police officers ared mad at him too.lice officer, and i have to be candid, eric adams did not have a reputation for being a cop's cop. he didn't. and if you ask any police officer who was a police officer around eric adams, eric adams seems more in love with seeing himself on television than he did being a police officer. having said that, rachel, i'm not interested in partisan snipes over people's coffins. if eric adams wants to link arms with you and me and pete and will and any democrat and says, listen, regardless of our tax policies, our policies on guns, whatever, i stand with you because i'm in power right now, we'll support the cops moving forward, that on that issue i'll link shields with you and go forward. but like i told pete before, you know, talk is cheap man. it's the do matters. the do changes the world. what people do. talk is garbage. you going to change bail reform? you going to add vote candidate for it? concern advocate for it? are you going to go back to broken windows policing? is that what you're

dan, all these businesses that are now telling their businesses, their workers to continue working remotely if they so wish, for at least another couple of weeks, as you know, the new new york mayor, eric adamsr the workers certainly not good for our city, but it's falling on deaf ears. these guys who had very very tight reigns on keeping their people in new york, are now changing their minds saying well for now you don't have to come into new york. what do you make of this and how that's going to impact the economy? >> the problem here, neil, is the mixed messaging that people are getting, so for a while, it was we need to get back to work, now it's not so fast, it's more contagious but it's not too bad, so you can't blame people for being totally confused. now, that confusion is going to trickle down to what's going on with the economy, because right now, i would say people have that attitude of we're heading into another bad streak here, keep people at home, let's slow things down. there, comes,es, busines r ry,eaeal, is entntnt, andat problemt wm wm hav i i the now now n shge,sh w is d dririy virirndreg tus f a ayolicyic ized a i'tan wto ge aadge mel d hitngs liknflanfti iring ses, im ma

adams is proposing a 3 day work week. that, he thinks, will get people back to new york city offices and wants this program done, completed within the next three weeks. daninvolved in the private sector practices. what he realizes, as you know well, fox recorded on sixth avenue near fortieth street. and and that is not the case. struggling to return and the reasons are complex. eric adams is committed to reviving new york city, it may be difficult, businesses, corporations, law firms are struggling with their workforces to set up a system that can get them back to work but that's the point why he is doing this. stuart: do you think eric adams is the future of the democrat party? >> he certainly think so. he said look at me, i am the future of the democratic party. it is not the wildest thing to assert. that is a highly visible national office and clearly distinguishing himself from the progressives in the party. what is going on in washington whether it is president biden, nancy pelosi, the squad, that is not the future of the party. the party's future lies in a more moderate anticrime direction, civil order direction and trying to build a coalition of m

dan bongino on later in the show. he has been calling for broken windows policies to come back. you seem very supportive of mayor eric adamsy is the guy he said he was going to be with the given to the d.a. bration, what are your thoughts on that. >> from going from mayor de blasio to eric adams and actually see him go out there and wear an nypd hat. as dumb as that sounds to wear an nypd wind breaker he doesn't have to do it. he could turn around and bash the cops every chance he gets he is not. he says i support these guys. i'm behind them 100 percent. my community needs to get behind them 100 percent. being on scene and still being active. listening to the public. there were people on scene with 11-month-old baby that says we have to go back to the way it was. we have to go back to the giuliani days. we have to go back to bloomberg where cops went out there, did their jobs and the streets were safe. this is the community. this is what is coming out of their mouths. you have people coming full circle and saying we need stop question and frisk back. because do you know why? when done properly it saved lives. end of story.

adam fleming. good morning. it feels it could be one of those uncomfortable days for the prime minister.— one of those uncomfortable days for the prime minister. yeah, danthe prime minister. yeah, dan. let's count the number of— the prime minister. yeah, dan. let's count the number of ways _ the prime minister. yeah, dan. let's count the number of ways pressures| count the number of ways pressures being applied to the prime minister. the opposition parties are calling him a liar. you have bereaved families who have lost loved ones to covid and actually people who have put up with massive restrictions on their life thinking that he broke their life thinking that he broke the rules in his own home with his own team. you have big tory donors likejohn caldwell own team. you have big tory donors like john caldwell saying own team. you have big tory donors likejohn caldwell saying he needs to sort himself out and there is a huge amount of pressure coming from within the conservative party, as well. conservative mps are split into different groups. you have those who have never really liked him and for them this is the final straw, they say he has to go. you h