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there was a council of wise men trying to get erp to the negotiating table and when it happened, there would be a ceasefire. we heard that the general targeted said there'll be no ceasefire or negotiations unless he stops his attacks. one of the groups says they do not negotiate with tyre ants - this is the name they use to describe the former general. it's a picture that i don't thing is conducive to any ceasefire at the mind. it's worth bearing in mind that the brigade is under the government, the chief of staff. to keep you up to date with the political development, the general national congress appointed their president of all the militias under the government command. this has upset the other camp. the g.n.c. divided. there was a positive step when all sides agreed to the court ruling, when they said that the prime minister's election was unconstitutional. this is a move that upset the other camp. thee see a supporter in control of militia, he can give him an order and he can carry it out. it seems like a push back to what happened on that day with the supreme court. >>> with so m

i couldn't agree with you more, commission erp haney. er haney. it's criminal how we funds education. it's not seen as an investment. and until it's seen that way rather than an expense, we're fighting for pennies. i'm joining with you. let's take that right of sacramento. >> commissioner mendoz-mcdonnell. >> i just want to thank everyone for their efforts on this as well. this is potentially my last budget that i could be approving and so i feel compelled to just say that, you know, eight years ago this was a very different conversation that we were having and we spent a lot of time stripping down to some really kind of core foundational work that's been happening in our district. and i think these are always those times where it's an opportunity to reflect on how jek b generous our voters have been because we really don't see that kind of support in other cities across the state. and there were years where we were seeing school districts filing bankruptcy and we were, you know, barely on our two feet, but we've been able to manage. and, you know

these are now apps related to crm, customer relationship management, erp applications that help businesses better. we actually have one large swiss company. >> i recognize this is a huge opportunity. one thing i'm confused by is a cost you about $.65 of sales and marketing to generate a dollar of revenue. i would have thought margins would be a lot more favorable because of the urgency companies feel to get mobile first. >> if you look at the mobile iron business, we have added over 6000 customers in the last four years. we have a very high gross margin business. gross margins were over 80%. as we reported in our s-1 documents, early customers have now expanded to become very profitable for us. business runs in a land expand upsell business where customers start small but we make them successful and they grow. typically, they expand five acts over a three-year. and that is what drives profitability in the long run. >> is that marketing costs going to come down soon? >> we do not provide forward-looking statements on things like that. when you have a large, fast-growing market like this, ou

yard p applications that help applications erp that help businesses run better.actually have one large swiss company that rolled out over 100 applications to their employees in one quarter alone. i recognize is a huge opportunity. one of the things i'm confused by, though, is right now it cost to about $.65 of sales and marketing to generate one dollar of revenue. i would have thought that in a category like this, margins would be a lot more favorable to you, because of the urgency companies feel to get mobile first. yet we don't see that in the p&l. when is that going to change? >> if you look at the mobile line business is mobile iron business, we have added it thousand customers -- if you look at the mobile iron business, we have added 6000 customers last four years. we are a very high gross margin business, 80%. as we reported in our s-1 documents, our early customers -- and we started selling in 2010 -- our early customers have expanded to become very profitable for us. customers start small, but then we make them successful and they grow. customerslly, how

erp carolyn wes haines carrying our own equipment. grounded -- here are pete carroll and wes haynes carrying our own equipment. the ship is grounded on the beach. we were attacked by enemy fire, and in the previous shot you can see a bomb lands not too far from where we were. there it is again. the bulldozers were trying to clear roads to let our tanks move forward. even though it was june, the area was quite cold, as it usually is in that part of normandy. of course, the men dug their foxholes a little deeper and we had the fortune of finding a concrete wall that help service protection. taking some ofe our wounded back to the beach to be transferred back to england, but when the tide went out, the ships could not coming close, for those that ran aground had to wait for high tide to go out, if they were not hit. we spent the night in a foxhole. soon we showed some of the first prisoners in the area, late in the day, captured close to the beach, sent back to england because there was no room to keep them there. quick soldiers, sailors

had you given all of lois learn erp's e-mails and given them to the senate finance, then you would have known there were substantial amounts missing much sooner, wouldn't you. >> the reason that even the committees that can receive the 6103 information didn't get massive quantities of anybody's e-mails is because from the beginning of the investigation their request letters were specific. they wanted certain kinds of materials. they wanted bolo lists and e-mails to and from this person. there were a lot of spisivic material i don't believe it should only give us the first one first. that said, i did hear you say that you had a priority on her e-mail. the irs tried to balance all of that. it was really a challenge. i think at the end of the day a lot of vaeg has been providing and i completely understand that you haven't gotten the stuff that you wanted but i will say there's a lot of material to do a lot of requesters. >> mr. dare is? >> then i will close with no further questions other than a short comment, i've spent almost 30 years in business. i've gone from nonnetworks to pc networ

francisco is the first to provide a college savings account to children when they start kinder depart erp0 is deposited in the name of each child. a study at washington university found that kids with a saving account are seven times more likely to attend college than kids that don't have one. san francisco's treasurer says that that researcher inspired the stit to start the k2 c programme. >> making the difference is having an account. it must have said this is something you are able to do, something you are meant to do. here is the evidence of that. why else would there be an account that says college on it. >> the city spent $660,000 on the programme. private donations brought in half a million for k to c. this man has an account. his parents put $50 a month into it, if a family saves consistently for six months, a $100 bonus is deposited by the city. don was stunned looking at his daughter's saving. >> i assumed it was, look, $280. when i looked it was $800. i'm like whoah. >> the treasurer says federal agencies show 3% of u.s. grow up with a college sayings act. his k to c numbers ar

militants that have spilled over the border from syria, but they also have bathist leaders from the form erpaddam hussein government and they have tribal leaders all mixed in together, so they have to try to get a clear picture of who is where, what's the leadership structure, to try to figure out, okay, who do you hit to stop this force from moving. if they hit the wrong target, say they accidentally hit a house that's full of former baathists that u.s. troops used to work with during the invasion, well, they have just alienated that whole part of the country. what they want to try to do is figure out who is the enemy, who are the irreconcilables and can we separate them from people we used to work with. so it's a lot more complicated than just sending a jet over the town of mosul and taking out targets. >> well, and we've also heard secretary of state john kerry talk about how even in this region there are so many foreign fighters too that may have in their mind a desire to go back and harm other countries even. and he said that they could have focused on doing harm not just in iraq but al

he motivates in a way he would not have in in the cairo speech in 2009, for example, talking ability erpn and using the term unilateral once or twice in the speech. i think that was a way to say we are the dominant military power in the world. we're nearly half the world's defense spending. when we decrease, the rest of the world will not increase enough to catch up to what we can do. >> because we basically stand alone in post soviet. >> and also in terms of having the highest gdp. also despite the fact that the chinese and indians have bigger standing armies than we do. we have the only fighting force because of the last decade or so. so i think he was trying to really learn. it was not extremely well received, even by the cadets, because it was much more theoretical trying to walk through what it means to be a super power. >> let me give you a quick chance to respond. >> what i was focusing on was president obama's speech and how he talked in his redline speech and made this promise hean then broke the promise. and that you can see a direct strategic shift where they shifted to china.

upper 70s for the peninsula, south bay, up erp 2340u6 san francisco today low 80s for the north bay. at room temperature today along the eas shore. comfortable conditions for oakland and fremont. as we get into the weekend. it's going to be very warm on sunday compared to saturday. so that is your better beach day. and then next week, that heat cranks. we'll show you the numbers coming up right now here's mike inouye and your drive. >>> they couldn't wait, tow truck waiting just before i started speaking here, they cleared the area of the crash, also cleared from the shoulder, there is a box truck, but no problems and no lanes blocked. at the bottom of the screen, little slow there all the way through downtown oakland. no drama. bay bridge has the metering lights on, but smooth flow down the east shore. easy drive around most of the bay. typical for this friday as you typically see. slower drive north 101 as well and crash reported at the 280 interchange and don't see it on the live camera, but i'm going to let you know chp reports there. watch for slowing, back to you. >> thank you