let's bring in david klein. good to see you.m mid 2018 how does that help us -- meaning this deal -- get us back to those levels >> i think what's happening around the cannabis stocks is there was a lot of hype around the stocks early on about what they could produce what you are seeing out of canopy now, however, is we are actually able to deliver on some of the promises. and this biosteel example is just one way we are trying to do that, build that infrastructure where we can bring really good high performing brands to the market like biosteel we can add cbd into those brands as federal regulatory guidelines shift. of course the real win here is to be able to use this channel to bring thc drinks to the market as soon as federally permissible. >> tell me about how big a market you foresee this morning. because i think that's the question for everybody, just how much demand is there going to be for these products >> i think there are two ways to look at it if you look at our business in canada, we have had drinks in the market f

>> supervisor fewer: i'm delighted to reappoint david klein to the c.a.c. has consistently demonstrated a passion about our transportation system and ensuring that the system infrastructure and services work well for our district in our city. i appreciate that david bring touch questions to the questions and looks at the issues through data and metric with the lens on equity for how whether transportation is working for diverse transit dependent community. david has elevated the need for data points to prove what is working and not working, to helping solve our community needs. he spotlighted conversations regarding a transit system efficiency and safety among other priorities as an outer richmond resident, i know david use public transportation regularly. david thanking you in advance for your support and thank you colleagues for your support. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. commissioner safai you like to reappoint mr. gaoer? >> yes, sir, i would say very similar comments to supervisor fewer. robert gower has been passionate about public transportation. h

>> supervisor fewer: i'm delighted to reappoint david klein to the c.a.c. he has consistently demonstrated a passion about our transportation system and ensuring that the system infrastructure and services work well for our district in our city. i appreciate that david bring touch questions to the questions and looks at the issues through data and metric with the lens on equity for how whether transportation is working for diverse transit dependent community. david has elevated the need for data points to prove what is working and not working, to helping solve our community needs. he spotlighted conversations regarding a transit system efficiency and safety among other priorities as an outer richmond resident, i know david use public transportation regularly. david thanking you in advance for your support and thank you colleagues for your support. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. commissioner safai you like to reappoint mr. gaoer? >> yes, sir, i would say very similar comments to supervisor fewer. robert gower has been passionate about public transportation.

leading another kleins is energy, although david wilson has just noted -- and you will hear more fromradio -- energy is now at one of the lowest weights in the index for some time. tech is still declining in a big way today, leading the declines in the s&p 500. industrials along for the ride as well. boeing being weighed down by concerns about chinese actions. head of still at the this, the pandemic is a concern. we are watching the 10 year treasury as well, interesting moves in that market. now for azek joins us closer look. so much for these markets to be worried about. is whattion i have had is priced in, stimulus? is there a wait and see on the details? is it not priced in? what do you think we are seeing today in the way of sentiment? sarah: it is hard to read. usually when we get headlines on stimulus, we see the markets go either which way. today seems to be more so about resurgence of covid-19 in different areas of the world. in europe, we have record cases in italy, france. here in the u.s., another record. over 80,000 for two days in a row. it seems to be spooking investors

klein, any questions? >> now, i think you covered everything really well. davidthe broadband association of north dakota, thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> alan pratt, what did you hear from him? --i will say all of that echo his point that they are ahead of the game across their whole state and across the country. we interviewed several superintendents in north dakota and also did a couple podcasts about to the connectivity as of -- as march and april rolled in. dr. stephen johnson from public schools was a guest and he mentioned at the time there were -- they were 96% covered during that time period and if you look at the numbers, they were number one in the country on everyone being connected. we were really excited and hope other states pay attention and do the same work as dakota -- north dakota. >> allison klein. state has pressured on governments because of the economic downturn, howard they responding to that? >> that is a great question, when you look at the recession of 2008 and 2009, the first year -- i was a principal at the -- theyhool

. >> well, we have alyson klein of "education week" with us as well . any questions for david crothers of north dakota? alyson: no, i think you covered everything really well. >> david crothers of the broadband association of north dakota, thank you for being with us. david: my pleasure. >> allen pratt, what did you crothers.mr. -- ? allen: they are ahead of the game in a lot of rural areas and across the state and whole country. we interviewed several superintendents in north dakota and also did a couple podcasts about the connectivity as march and april rolled in. dr. stephen johnson from lisbon public schools was one of our guests. he mentioned they were 96% covered during that time period, which if you looked at the numbers during that time, they were number one in the country with everyone being connected. we were really excited and hope other states pay attention and do the same work as north dakota. >> alyson klein? alyson: so, how has the pressure on state budgets because of the economic downturn, how is that impacting your schools? are they worried about that at all?