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now all of oakland's fire engine companies will be fully staffed aad of this year's fire season and the oakland battalion chief tells kron 4 haaziq the timing couldn't be better. >> midway through the month of april if things have been busier than usual for the oakland fire department you're looking at just some at these firefighting videos recorded within the past 2 weeks. oakland, fire battalion chief heather most d we have seen increase from fire we want to been a lot of fires. >> really party as the 2021 fire season is getting underway. the oakland fire department is now fully resourced and ready to roll. >> it's yeah, we're really excited mart. we from thought of the people equitable but company have where we oakland city officials say the full restoration of fire services is primarily the result of the oakland city council approving the use of federal funds from the american rescue plan at for the fire department and it was. >> a relief to be able to apply the american rescue act funding to restoring fire services and at a critical time when they're absolutely needed several of th

that was a good engineering company was being subcontracted by the taiwanese rail company so we understand that will be the focus of the investigation but they're also going to be going in and recovering the carriages that the still inside we understand that at 10 pm last night the rescue operation was wrapped up the 1st responders saying that there was no nobody left inside the tunnel at the moment relatives of those thought to be amongst the missing are gathering for the funeral homes in the end we understand that 50 to 20 of the 50 people that have been identified and that's the process that's going to be ongoing today trying to identify those the bodies that they have but also identify anyone still missing. the international criminal court says it welcomes a decision by the u.s. to lift sanctions and visa restrictions on its employees imposed by the trumpet ministration the i.c.c. chief prosecutor and other top officials were amongst those targeted as the court began to investigate u.s. troops for potential war crimes in afghanistan u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says washingto

that was a good engineering company was being subcontracted by the the taiwanese rail company so we understand that will be the focus of the investigation but they're also going to be going in and recovering the carriages that the still inside we understand that at 10 pm last night the rescue operation was wrapped up the 1st aid responders saying that there was nobody left inside the tunnel at the moment relatives of those thought to be amongst the missing are gathering for the funeral homes in quali and we understand that 50 or the 20 of the 50 p. . will that have been identified and that's the process that's going to be ongoing today trying to identify those the bodies that they have but also identify anyone still missing we also understand that the president's side when this supposed to arrive be the scene of the accident it really does underscore how seriously the government is taking this considering the premier was there within hours of the accident. she is she's actually been in poly and today at the armed forces hospital speaking to 146 people some of them who were wounded in this acci

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construction and engineering companies in the united states are well positioned in this environment because of the economic tailwind of fiscal stimulus. shery: head of research -- haidi: head of research and strategy. let's get you over to vonnie quinn. vonnie: good morning. moderna says it plans to reduce as many as 3 billion doses of its covid-19 doses next year. it is increasing output at several factories in the u.s. and europe. it says the number of doses it makes next year will depend on the mix of production with its current vaccine and pediatric vaccines and booster shots currently in human trials. the united kingdom might add the u.s. to its proposed growing list of countries as part of its plan to reopen borders to visitors. the hit head of -- the head of heathrow airport says -- the move would permit quarantine free travel between the u.s. and u.k. hong kong and parts of the caribbean are also being considered. germany, france and other european union governments are calling on the rest of the blot -- rest of the block to join them in curbing travel from india. there is concern o

say yes, we are going to need more air-conditioner companies, yes we are going to need more engineering companies to help us solve these problems. sometimes, we see potential in companies that they haven't yet recognized for themselves through the lens of climate risk. that might sound like climate capitalism, but it really is us trying to invest in solutions that are going to help people survive these changes. >> that was my interview with wendy cromwell. time now for our commodity kicker. iron man is making a big squeal about fake bacon. actor robert downey junior is investing in an and talkative -- in an alternative protein startup that tastes like bacon, but made from fungus. he's raised $40 million to help build the world's largest farm for a type of mushroom route that is a key ingredient in the product. avenging the peg is a juicy proposition -- pig is a juicy proposition. it could reach 230 billion by 2035. this is bloomberg.. -- this is ♪ >> welcome to "bloomberg markets." this hour, we speak to the president of general motors about the debut of the electric catalog. plus we will hear fr

on your form 700s, there is a long list of construction and engineering companies and building companies and i was wondering is that a different practice of law or is that immigration law and why those appear on the form 700s? >> thank you for the question. they appear because there's i would almost say a dyer need for engineers particularly with all the new construction that's going on in the bay area and a huge part of my practice is getting work visas and green cards for these engineers and construction companies all over the bay area and other parts of the united states and so but i'm not related to anything with property development or getting building permits. it's solely to get their necessary workers in to the united states. >> understood and well explained and appreciated. if there are no other questions or comments from committee members, why don't we open this up to public comment, mr. young. >> clerk: yes. members of the public wish to provide public comment should call (415) 655-0001. the meeting id is 187 545 5557. then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already do

there is engineering company and green design that does something a little different they specialize in green buildings that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a rather industry there are only a handful of similar companies on the continent. but everything that we do be considered cream so that's part of how we do designs it's not a line item it actually is integrated in how we've designed it so we've got lots of natural lights coming into the space. there are herself tries to lead a green lifestyle the 33 year old sold her car to reduce our carbon footprint and takes public transport back to her office when various started have come. me off to university she had a clear goal in mind tech and climate change through construction is we are the most vulnerable continent when it comes to climate change 40 percent gas emissions and almost 60 to 80 percent of that can actually be avoided. the greatest source of the problem but also the solution there is company has worked on 15 construction projects since she started in 2016 she also hosted le

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lula to be a candidate so that they can take over the oil prospects jeanette's or destroy the engineering companies in generic of his or brazil so the american companies contractors could come to brazil. britain south secretary has voiced concern over growing unrest in northern ireland's the region has seen a space of violence overnight incidents since last week and there are fears that breaks it stalked tensions under simmons reports. 6 nights of violence in northern ireland this the scene in belfast a bus has been hijacked and set on fire the driver escaped shot but not injured a journalist was attacked and also hurt my. at least 7 police officers were injured bringing the total to more than 50 in less than a week. most of the trouble over the past week has involved young progresses loyalist rioters angry at a number of issues many are enraged by the new post brick city trade barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. they say they're becoming more and more alienated but another main issue cited by yunus now is a police decision not to prosecute republicans from the shin fein part

been shuttling state among 16 other tech solutions for the 200021 africa price for engineering innovation the company wants to scale up solutions beyond. definitely we have expansion you know and we envision that within the next 3 to 5 years we should start. to different countries. that dream should become a reality as business is across africa leave reach one to 2 groups. well as a cleansing process that report and he joins us on the line from across now isaac we just saw in the report the importance of software development in ghana but how important is it to the broader development of sub-saharan africa and god. so basically the economies in africa now beginning to show it up with. and it's important that technology plays a role and that is what is really happening and so having software is likely vitally in the reports so says that. business these. activities on a fishing. economy have more business i know also become effective and productive and. there are challenges facing africa's innovators obviously what are their. liking. just to hold them to the idea of how many wonderful ideas but they don

has been shuttle estate among 16 other tech solutions for the 2021 africa price for engineering innovation the company wants to scale up solutions beyond. definitely we have expansion you know and we envision that within the next 3 to 5 years. into different countries. that dream should become a reality as business is across africa leave reach. to group. well as a cleansing process that report and he joins us on the line from across now. we just saw in the report the importance of software development in ghana but how important is it to the broader development of sub-saharan africa in ghana. the economies in africa i'm now beginning to show it up with the how. technology. is really happening and so having software is like your progeny and the report says that. these. activities on a fishing. economy have more business and also become effective and productive. and there are challenges facing africa as innovators obviously want to. innovate like of her. just to hold them to the idea of how wonderful idea is but they don't have the capacity to do this. to scale up and once that is provided i'm sure that.

but secretary raffensperger started as ceo of a successful engineering company in georgia, was involved in local politics at the elected level in city council and then the georgia house of representatives, and then a little background which will feed into, i think, his piece, he ran for secretary of state in 2018, won in both the primary and general elections. he think he faced a runoff. many americans know about the georgia runoff system now, more than they did before the last election. at the same time as that election, there was another election going on for governor, the former secretary of state brian kemp was running against stacey abrams. and that election ended with brian kemp the elected governor but with some controversy about the election results just as secretary raffensperger was taking office. and then of course all the controversies that people know before the 2020 presidential election in the state of georgia and the role of the secretary in those controversies. so welcome, secretary raffensperger. what i would really like to do is to begin with your piece and plug your

there are a lot of fun anecdotes one was an incident from 2002 shortly after the company was formed musk and engineers were flying to some companies to find someone to build the tanks that had to contain the chilled propellants. they stayed at the holiday inn express the next day they were at the breakfast bar i guess it was the first time elon musk had encountered pop tarts. because according to the people at the company they were in the breakfast room he looked at it and stared at it and was fascinated by and then went to toasted positive putting them in vertically heey put in horizontally and had to stick his hands l and to pull them out and burnt himself and said some nice on - - not nice words back in 2002. another story i like is when the president of the company now, hired on as vice president of sales 2002 and was instrumental to the company's success on ath number of levels. flight number four she was in scotland add a space conference. it was after midnight and she was sitting in the bathroom watching on a laptop. she had gone there to explain to the customers why the rocket had failed on th

on your form 700s, there is a long list of construction and engineering companies and building companies and i was wondering is that a different practice of law or is that immigration law and why those appear on the form 700s? >> thank you for the question. they appear because there's i would almost say a dyer need for engineers particularly with all the new construction that's going on in the bay area and a huge part of my practice is getting work visas and green cards for these engineers and construction companies all over the bay area and other parts of the united states and so but i'm not related to anything with property development or getting building permits. it's solely to get their necessary workers in to the united states. >> understood and well explained and appreciated. if there are no other questions or comments from committee members, why don't we open this up to public comment, mr. young. >> clerk: yes. members of the public wish to provide public comment should call (415) 655-0001. the meeting id is 187 545 5557. then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already do

company level. units are drilling every day and engine drills. and then on the weekends we have divisions 2 and 3 take turns, where saturday and sunday three different battalions will go and conduct a drill. and in the image on the right, you can see supply lines, attack lines. 35-foot, 24-foot ladders, scba. many different disciplines that come into play, that we're practicing over and over and over again. there are more technical rescues. you can see some air bags being worked on here with rescue squad personnel. and we've gotten some new equipment recently for our mutual aid response. we have five epins from the state. -- engines from the state that will be deployed during the wildland fire season. new equipment, new training. we brought some new dispatchers onboard. you can see the chief here is working with the dispatchers to give them some sense of what's going on in the fire ground. you can see them wearing the equipment, trying to communicate with that equipment on, gives them a sense of what our challenges are while they're supporting ou

company form. must in some of the engineers were flying to some companies to try to find someone to build tanks contain these chilled propellants. and, they state in a holiday inn express when i've been asked mine they got up and they're down at the breakfast bar. i guess it was the first time elon had encountered pop tarts. because according to other people the company or in the breakfast room he liked looked at it, stared at it, was fascinated by it and then proceeded to toasters and instead of putting them in vertically so they would pop up with them and horizontally. and he had to stick his hand then pull them out. and burnt himself and said some not nice words and holiday inn express in wisconsin back in 2002. another story i really like, was when shotwell's president of the company now was hired on as vice president of sales in 2002. she was instrumental to the company success on many levels. but for flights for she was in scotland at a space conference. and she was coming after midnight there she was sitting in the bathroom watching it on a laptop. she had gone there to explain to customers of t

but then the second part is simple what happens when companies that have businesses with financial engineering or do something? take a company like one based in mexico and first visited them probably in 1987 and they have 557 million stock and 13 times 550 million. you got a 6.5 billion and what they did which is very good is engineered their content business, spanish business and in that context 200 million are in the united states and mexico and all of a sudden they put it into univision with greg davis doing something and you can getz that 45% for free because you get a company with a billion and a half dollars, a billion from cable, 500 million from sky which is let's say declining but the other cable part growing and you're getting a financial engineering. and so on. that's an example of what we like and an area we like the global marketplace and picking niches that we like. >> why 50% with that thoughtful sort of investment case when you can load up on crypto? have you gotten any exposure to it >> i'm sorry which one? >> crypto. you don't have to be specific of doge or bitcoin. what is y

eating six more apples, you eat an oreo you will eat the whole bag, these foods have been engineered by these companiesmake them addictive the same way tobacco work. i also enjoy come i'm not judging anyone i'm just noticing it's a huge story transforming the country physically and everyone is ignoring it, we shouldn't ignore it it's a big deal if you get type 2 diabetes at 35, the son of a small thing for anybody so why are we pretending it's not happening, people are getting rich from it. >> laura: do you think the fauci-birx public expert media cartel -- do you think it's over, and people are beginning to see what this really was? >> tucker: i think the whole thing is over, the facade is shattered. if you don't believe the lies, then you don't believe any of the lies, that's we did a segment like that, people are realizing wait a second, maybe everything they are telling me is not on the level, maybe the food pyramid is wrong which of course it is -- i don't think they are convincing anybody, they are just trying to make people obey. read the catechism, here is the bumper sticker, they are not tryin

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deirdre if we're looking ahead and we're looking for the next growth engine, to use your analogy of a buffet, when you look at a companyike amazon, there's no shortage of growth stories there, whether that's cloud advertising, groceries, its own hardware, what are you looking for? do you think investors want to see that growth engine beyond e-commerce which has seen incredible demand over the pandemic leaving cloud aside because that is a $10 billion plus business. >> yep i think cloud, the infrastructure side, everyone, you know, it's getting -- it's not quite mature, but it's moving in that direction cloud services, again, a.i. services, i think will be a huge part of a lot of these companies at growth engines. again, the other thing that's difficult to remember is, when you're $2 trillion market cap, finding growth isn't that easy but if they are to find it f they're to find brand new markets, it has to be in that a.i. services space, which is where, again, microsoft i think the acquisitions they've been making, the way satya nadella has led the company, i think has really pushed them in a very strong direction the

just mentor for the past few weeks we've been trying to get organized against the companies we work for to was like engine parts from point in time short couple of them up and they're trying to raise awareness and show until a fruit that they can't do whatever they want just. because they've tried to set up to start a school in recent years there's an hour just because widespread. look at this is the workers want to have a say in things because so much of what use. you can just give you 2 or 3 seconds since a couple says it's over it's going to missing pretty soon you assume. the good news goes on follow you through that firm that it's look at you. the party forms invite their workers to be self-employed skinny joyce i want to do at least this is an extremely individualistic and capitalistic vision for the present through the color use of the color you have used there are dr clean enough and more and more workers are saying i'll be responsible for myself. i'll take charge of my own destiny but i'll do it collectively what are. we see for example workers for creating a cooperative with the ultimate. enough

going to see a lot of revenue growth, and with revenue growth the amount of money these companies can financially engineerowth companies -- more attractive than growth companies at 70, 80, 90 times earnings. looks like these inflation scares are just transitory, i think at lot of that money goes back into growth because there's a limited amount of growth, so companies that can get revenue as 50% a year, 100% a year are are -- i think we're going to see a lot of what we were seeing prior to kind of this value when we saw -- earlier this year. charles: right. i know you're excited, my man. when those growth stocks come on, i get choked up too. [laughter] speaking of excitement, individual investors, right, they have been bullish. and bedespite the gyrations we talked about, they held that at a very high level. what's your take on sentiment in general, and it sounds like you believe investors should remain bullish. >> well, charles, just from a historical market perspective, we are till at the beginning stagings -- still at the beginning stages of a bull market. monetary policy and fiscal stimulus is still c

manchin saying up to seven democrats are going to oppose buys under bidens 20% height engine tax hike on companiesas is dead on arrival. >> i sure hope so because increase the corporate tax rate is equity do anything for the covid recovery and long-term economic prosperity for americans. i see what we did in 2017 fact in the corporate tax collected was a little under $300 billion in 2019 before the covid recession it was about $230 billion so we lost about $70 million worth of revenue i think we would've probably made that up with a strong economy but the biden administration is talking about spending thousands of billions of dollars on all the boondoggles. again you have to keep the american business tax rate competitive with the world and that's what we did in 2017. liz: joe biden claims he wants to protect medicare and obamacare but joe biden and the first lady reportedly avoided paying half a million dollars in payroll taxes by diverting $13 million from book deals and speeches into tax shelters indiana republican jim banks who is the gop of the study committee saying you president biden plan

engine business. that weighed on the company's results.lt, it burned a bit more cash than the market wasn't as baiting. boeing is tomorrow -- market was anticipating. boeing is tomorrow. brooke sutherland of bloomberg intelligence is having a busy day. listening to what jetblue is saying, and the other airlines as well, they are starting to sound more positive. brooke: they are. guy: so what is the lag between mr. culp and these airlines having a better day and ge having a better day? brooke: there's a couple of different things. first of all, if you are an airline right now, you want to be a u.s. airline because this is seeing the best recovery. there's no natural borders. it is pretty easy to fly around the continental united states relative to what it was. so there's airlines really are seeing a measurable recovery. you are also seeing progress in the shorter hall international markets to latin america, mexico, central america. anything beyond that, certainly even around europe, is much more difficult. you look at parts of the world lik

whisk arrow alleges two engineer took sensitive files before joining rival company, archer aviation. the lawsuit also accuses the company of infringing on with's patents . whisk is partly owned by google cofounder, larry page. in a statement, archer said it has looked into the matter. it does not believe any whisk technology made its way in. >>> paul heggen standing by, and you know, it's a pretty nice day if you are flying around here it kind of depending where you are, it is still foggy. >> you could take off on a drone, and get above the layer and see some sunshine. it sound like a pretty good plan . let's take a look at what we expect as we head to the next several days. a normal april weather pattern . we're going to see fog going back and forth. temperatures close to what is average for this time of year to the rest of the week before him warm-up arrives with a time of second weekend. this is going to be more low cloud cover than fog sitting right at ground level in most locations. it's going to take it's time backing up. as we wind the clock forward towards the noon, you see i

. >> that person is now a suing the company, the engine failed about 4 minutes after takeoff from denverast month that caused a mid air fire. it forced the plane to turn around. the pilot did land safely. nobody was hurt. the lawsuit claims the airline did not properly inspect the plane beforehand causing distress among passengers. >> that step outside, see how things are shaping up at the bay bridge toll plaza which is pretty quiet at this hour. and we want to know more about the weekend to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a look ahead. yes, can be that time of year. the weather getting very nice and things started to open up a bit outside. so yeah, we want to kind of give you a couple ideas. some things you might want to do this weekend. if you're headed out and about and. >> want to get out there. enjoying get some fresh air to. so here's the first one for fun things. if you want to go to chinatown. there have a walk away weekends and that's where they closed down. grand avenue. get out there and walk out there and enjoy all the beautiful sights and the sounds of chinatown,

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brandenburg countryside christiane kroll has an onsite appointment the search engine specialist is visiting last most a company which makes apple juice from the fruit in these orchards their shared fascination for treats brought them together to him and in fact there looks pretty good so there are a few red ones up there that look like apples. he. says kind of flesh should be viewed enough to affect me we're not taking space away from nature the foods we're trying to do everything in harmony with nature if you for these scattered orchards have an incredible diversity and are some of the most diverse bio types here in central europe even though we use them and despite the fact we grow the fruit for consumption on bone. sustainable business methods with a view to protecting nature is what the 2 companies have in common they've already cooperated in the past christiane croll gets bombarded with inquiries but he chooses his partners carefully. part of what's really crucial for our partnerships is that people don't just want to be greenwashing but that they really want to change something honest about their focus a

engines. this is where gm is making the chevy bolt. the company's only mass market fully electric vehicle.. >> mark royce is president of general motors. he said that electric cars will no longer with a novelty for the rich it's now betting big on batteries. planning to lauaunch 30 new electric vehicles across a wide range of price points ns the next five years. >> do you feel that you are building a new company inside the old company? >> i do. it's the biggest thing that the industry has seen in a long, long time. >> gm is rebuilding this massive 4.5 million square foot plant in misch. now called factory zero. as in zero emissions. the name of the street out front, also got juiced. so the robots look ready to go. ours were the first network tv cameras let inside to see what plant manager jim quick says is the factory of the future. this body shop when complete will be the biggest body shop. >> the biggest one you got? ♪ ♪ >> factory z zero willl producee version of the onhummer. and they will launch this, a version on of the bolt, called the euv. you want an all ev fleet by 2035. when you

wanted an ev, it is going to be 30 years before we get rid of the internal combustion engine you know, oil companiesre 2.5% of the s&p, the lowest in history. it was an easy time to be a buyer and they're the best performing sector in q1. my big thing, faang, diamondback energy crushed faang since the election so we don't need a boom for those things to do well. again, i think we're going to see robust growth here maybe in the first and second quarter, but that's just stimulus and it is fake. it is like a steroid shot. we are going to be back to sub 2% gdp growth. >> i don't understand how that's possible, though i'm sorry. look. >> you know i respect your opinion, of course, but how is the thought of getting our lives back fake and getting out there and spending money and traveling and doing all of the things that we want to do that we haven't been able to do for 13 to 14 months that's not fed the fed may have propped the market up, and that's undeniable, but the fed has had nothing to do with our lives, the fact we haven't been able to live now we are going to get out and we are going to spend mon

a company that produces marine engines, a huge part of the business. what is happening with the lack of capacity in the marine business, we are seeing huge demand for its engines. we are also seeing a significant shift in terms of the energy makers, bring you back to the climate story. that is a huge impact in terms of driving demand. this industrial company is really benefiting from that. up 15%. credit suisse, not so much. down 2.11%. this is a company in crisis. today being forced to raise capital. alex: let's get to that. down 2%, but off the lows of the sessions. bloomberg spoke with the ceo and asked about that to billion-dollar raise. thomas: we have addressed most of the issue. archegos we are down to the last 3%. we have exited the positions and we have raised almost $2 billion. we have taken action, we have taken management exchanges. we have done quite a lot. still some work to do in the second and third quarter, but we have taken a lot of measures. >> why do the convertible bond instead of doing something else? thomas: traditional capital i

to fix an issue with fuel pumps which the company says can fail causing engines to stall.cura models from 2018 to 2020 honda says there have been no crashes or injuries. affected owners will be notified by mail. dealers will replace those fuel pumps for free >>> when americans give covid vaccine shots they're given little cards to track the doses. now there's talk about carrying a vaccine passport people could show before attending an event or flying on a plane here's tom costello. >> reporter: spring break and the nation's airlines say leisure travel has come roaring back passenger volume pushing 1.5 million each day this week a million more than a year ago >> it's nice that at united airlines we xan see that light at the end of the tunnel >> reporter: delta said it will stop blocking middle seats on may 1st. but will americans need so-called vaccine passports, proof of vaccinations to get into concerts, sporting events or even travel the white house says that's up to the private sector. >> the government here is not viewing its role as the place to create a passport nor

the big dipper engine -- the big differentiation between companies like us is how they share profits with other companies. alix: we want to go back to india to field a question guy asked yesterday. knowing what you know, when can we expect the peak for the indian variant? have we seen the worst, or is it going to get worse? stephane: i don't have enough information to be precise, but my current guess would be the next few weeks are going to get worse. as we know, this is a virus that has seven to 14 days of incubation time. as you know, there was a lot of relaxation done in india over the last few months. if the variant is worse than the initial strain which is believed because it is the case with the south africa and brazil variant, my production is in the next few weeks in india, it is going to be really rough -- my prediction is the next few weeks in india will be really rough. guy: you are now trading $181.90, a reflection of the amazing work you have been doing. given what you have just told me about your strategy around the business going forward in your strategy about not shar

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. >>> two passengers were on a united engine flight in colorado, they're now suing the company claimingancial injuries. the engine blew apart shortly after takeoff. no physical injuries were reported. >>> and a major destination milestone in the u.s., the federal centers for disease control announcing today that half of all adults, nearly 130 million people, have received at least windows of the covid-19 vaccine -- one dose, nearly a third of adults, 84 million, have been fully vaccinated. >> the bulk of this country today is permissive, it's secure. it is clear that that's the case. eric: defense secretary donald rumsfeld back in 2003 announcing that major combat in afghanistan has ended, and he said back then the country was stable. what began as our response against osama bin laden's terrorist network and the ruling damn ban in response -- taliban has now become america's longest war. president biden, as you know, has promised to finally end it, gradually withdrawing all american troops from the country starting may 1st saying we have achieved the main goal of insuring that afghanist

we are now putting that in the hand of service engines, whether they work at large companies or small. caroline: if it didn't quite work or, you put the practice, and wanted to be used the same way? >> there been a lot of lessons and learnings over the last 12 months. going back to the call center example, when you got stuck in the old world, you would turn to your neighbor or supervisor and have them come talk to them. they can't do that anymore in the remote environment. we had to learn and get creative, again using service. we have something coming out next month for workforce engagement to say had we enable this on-the-job training and real-time coaching when they are in this remote and hybrid environment? also, how do we think more broadly about service? thinking about all of the elevator repair men and women going out and janitorial and food service to help our office parks and are sports stadiums come back and reopen for business. caroline: an exciting picture that you paint. thank you so much for joining us today. meanwhile, still ahead, talking executives and policymakers are