so is it data focus, learning focus, inquiry focus, strategy focus, is it current focus. so that's are the five indicators we're going to look at those both for the questions asked and some of the answer that you heard. but also where it was answered and where did it not meet affective. anyone who is not named lisa, was that data reference? yes or no? >> yes. so ask the question one more time and board members did it reference specific data from the report, yes or no? >> i'm not going to change it. did our external expert have any hypothesis or ideas why our interim goal why the discrepancy, i'll say it goal versus other goals? >> next is it learning focus? did it focus on understanding the data rather than sharing opinions? yes. yes it did. is it inquiry focus? did it focus itself on open-ended, rather than giving a force and a yes and a no answer. was it strategy focus? was it focused on the strategic issues rather than technical or tactical issues? i didn't hear folks. >> your answer is focused on the strategy. does anybody have a theory? right. you're not commenting t

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so i don't think that you need to focus on the west a blow or what we focus on is the wrong doing that. that was for present just as an aside, when i 1st blew the whistle on the torture program, the government accountability project left to my defense. and one of the things that i learned very early on was that motivation really was irrelevant. my attorney at the time my gap attorney told me that that she wasn't going to focus at all on motivation. that the key was exactly what you just said. it is. is the information correct? is the information true. and then we just moved on from there. yeah, because what you need to focus on is the wrong doing what the other side often does is they want to pick a path pick apart or try to find some kind of skeleton in the closet or whatever. so the focus is on the whistleblower. and if you focus on the width of law or what motivates whistleblower, then you can then not have to worry about what the whistler has to say. well, that's not our approach we put on trial the company or the organization. not that was lower. not only are you the ceo and execu

was there any sort of change in her focus and tone that you heard, or is that the focus of support for ukraine steadfast? well i would say in comparison to last year, it's interesting to look at these 2 speeches and parallel last year. it was a love underline, really was almost wholly focused on the war and ukraine. the last world economic forum took place in may, so it was kind of just a few months after russia full scale invasion of ukraine. and she talked a lot about that about how europe needs to reduce it. it's dependence on russian oil and gas and about plans to rebuild ukraine. this year ukraine was also a strong focus, but it was more of a starting out point. so she talked about the bravery of ukrainian people about how they've held on and about how europe will continuous support, as you mentioned. but she also really use this platform, i think, in divorce with world leaders and business leaders here to kind of almost advertise europe as a platform for clean energy and for clean tech. she talked about that being a way that europe can show once again it's unity. similarly to the

we focus on the work in america.found 27 percent of black workers are in high risk automation jobs. this is office clerks, and many black workers are in jobs like home health care. our plan is to create career pathways so people in the low-wage jobs can get her certificate that helps them get a higher paying job and a later associate degree or bachelors degree. so someone may move from hotel -- home health care to being a medical assistant, a technician, and then a nurse. we do face challenges the gap between white and black graduation rates in community colleges is more than increasing, more than doubled. 11 percentage points in 2023. -- 2020. only about -- this increases racial disparities as well. most evaluations of workforce training programs do not track outcomes by race. we do not know if the programs are working well for black workers. we've got to fix these and other problems. i agree that we should focus on ensuring economic mobility for all. and let me just say, this benefits not just lack full's, or latin

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needs are our focus and we are leading by example. the budget i'm presenting the governor's office will not see 1 penny more than the prior budget with just a 2% increase in the state appropriations for operations the university of nebraska under the leadership of my former colleagues on the board of regents and president ted carter will be challenged to focus on students needs. all across state government we will rise to better meet the high bar that nebraskans have set for us through their example of working hard and tightening their belts will carefully controlling the growth of state spending. we will work to provide significant tax cuts for nebraskans. beginning with property taxes. our property taxes we all agree they are so far out of whack, think of this, you don't even need to own property to be affected by our property taxes. we must lift this burden. we have to do it now. [applause] today i am recommending to the legislature and additional $2.4 billion in property tax cuts, for a total of $7.1 billion through fiscal year 26

i would expect to see some focus on efg, environmental focus and government issues. they have tried to use their boardroom to leverage. host: are these dead on arrival in the senate or with the white house? guest: yeah. it is a wonder that folks i speak with are bullish on something like a deal on permits moving through this new congress when we had such difficulty approving a speaker and in the senate, the political dynamics around bipartisan agreements are fraught. there are a lot of people in the environmental advocate space. i will not call anything dead. like any sports game, you want to see it until the end. at the end of the day, it will be difficult. especially since republicans are still challenging the administration on these issues. host: from patrick in georgia, a republican. caller: good morning. i had about two questions. i was wondering what she thinks about the sanctions on russian energy and how it is affecting industries in europe? guest: i did not expect to hear a question about lunar mining. the artemis is trying to create a global mining. that is

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so the focus is on the whistleblower. and if you focused on the width of law or what motivates it, was the blower then you can then not have to worry about what the whistler has to say. well, that's not our approach we put on trial. the company or the organization, not the was, are not only are you the ceo and executive director of the government accountability project, but you also helped to launch it. gap is now the most important whistleblower protection organization in america. gap represented me, as i said a moment ago after i blew the whistle on the ca torture program. i know that you're inundated day in and day out by people seeking gaps help a lot of people consider themselves to be whistleblowers and they're looking for somewhere to turn. how do you begin to wade through the information to separate the real from maybe the not so real or the cases that require immediate attention from those that don't? well, of course you have there immediately examine the evidence. so you look at both the truth of what they have

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focus on witchhunts, not working families. we're going to keep our focus on working families. two for questions for a follow-up on immigration. senators which is there. resident i was just there. seems like there's some momentum there is a discussion in the house between democrats and republicans about immigration solutions? >> it's my hope we will tackle our border situation and the need for comprehensive immigration reform in a responsible and bipartisan way. we as democrats stand ready to have those conversations with our colleagues on the other set of the aisle. many of my colleagues on the other side of the i want to politicize the issue not solve problems. but if there are responsible individuals who want to tackle these challenges together, , we stand ready to do that. >> going back, have you given any thought to kevin mccarthy as he removes certain members from the caucus -- [inaudible] have you given any more thought to have the democrats will respond? >> my view that we should not allow extreme maga republicans to determine who serves on committees in the 118th congr

sticking on the focus of advertising.eta has been fined $440 million by the european union's main privacy watchdog. it has to do with how data is used for personalized ads on facebook and instagram. meta has three months to ensure it complies with eu laws. coming up, shares of salesforce rose after a pretty painful announcement. cutting staff by 10%. more of the restructuring plans for the company, next. taking a look at apple. shares losing china after an ugly month. fell 12% in december. market value below $2 trillion. investors are concerned matters could get worse. delays in iphone production, china's covid, and weakening demand as the economy slows down. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: they keep on coming. layoffs in the tech industry. salesforce announcing it will cut about 10% of the workforce and reduce real estate holdings. joining us is brodie ford, who helped analyze what was put out as a statement by the company. do we have hints of where geographies or anything around this for some cuts? >> it appears to be ve

it needs to also not just do research and pilots for 3 focus on opec's or supporting production scale in europe with unnecessary environmental safeguards in place. so do things simpler and better than in the past if we want to still be in the game. julia paula's kind of our senior director for clean vehicles and e mobility at transport and environment. julia, thank you for your thoughts. thank you. now the warrant, ukraine has shown that being dependent on one single country for all materials or fossil fuels can be dangerous. this is one of the reasons why the german government is now taking a closer look at africa. it aims to realign its cooperation with countries on the continent. future corporation will focus on renewable energy such as the production of green hydrogen germany. germany is already working with morocco, tunisia, south africa, and algeria, and building a new partnership with kenya, namibia is also seen as a potential new clean energy supplier. germany intends to provide 30000000 euros for pilot projects on the ground. german direct investment in africa was just under

focus on entrepreneurship, more focus on leveling the playing field, more focus on grading jobsr more people in more parts of the country, i think is something that really is, there are reasons to be optimistic. at the same time i do bring a certain urgency to this because i know there still a lot of people including probably some people listening to this that do feel left out, still do feel kind of left behind. if you look at the history and a write about this in the book, some sectors like farming, like agriculture, at one pointd over 90% of us worked on farms. now it is less than 2%. the reason is technology made it possible to grow more food with fewer people at lower costs which actually is a good thing if you're trying to feed the world but a bad thing if you're just concerned about jobs and unemployment. but we were able w to pivot and the people from farms to factors can retrain people as we move from the agricultural revolution to the industrial revolution, and made theon transition relatively smoothly. the transition from the industrial revolution to the digitalre revolution

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the focus has shifted from _ china about that?hina about that? the focus has shifted from trying to _ china about that? the focus has shifted from trying to control i china about that? the focus has i shifted from trying to control covid to trying to get families together again. there is very little discussion by the authorities on the risks that there might be in terms of people bringing the virus to villagers. many villagers have elderly people who have stayed behind whilst younger people moved to the cities. the focus is not so much on the health effect of this new year travel but there has been a lot of discussion on how they hope that villagers can try and prepare for cases. many of these villagers don't have intensive care beds, they don't have intensive care beds, they don't have intensive care beds, they don't have hospitals, they only have basic clinics and there is concern about what will happen if there is a lot of travel into the villages. what about criticism? leading up to the loosening of the restrictions we did see

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that is where i think there are nuances in terms of what alphabet has and why there is so much focus on alphabets monopoly. kriti: interesting to see what other ad text fall under the same scrutiny. microsoft reporting after the bill. thank you for your time and insight. a lot of the story this morning is coming from 3m -- corporate america continuing to tighten its belt with the industrial maker becoming the latest among firms shrinking their workforce with plans to cut 2500 jobs. the ceo says layoffs are a necessary decision to align with adjusted production volumes. we expect macroeconomic challenges to persist in 2023. let's bring in bloomberg's industrial reporter who covers the company for bloomberg news. let's start with what this job cut actually means. how important are those 2500 jobs for a company that has over 95,000 employees? ryan: that's a fair point but it does reflect that they are seeing a significant slowdown in some of their key manufacturing segments and are dialing back production as a result. particular in their consumer products division in the fourth quarter,

we focus on quality rather than quantity. we focus on a small number.he see the trends. around the world. we have been north america, europe, paris, and asia. last year there was a very strong recovery in the u.s. and in paris and europe when travel resumed. that resumption has been later in asia. the opening up came later. in japan we are seeing a great resurgence since october when the research -- restrictions were lifted. we see it in china and recovery in demand in the closer markets. hong kong, japan. there is of course we know a very large pent-up demand from the chinese as well. we expect to see that to. there is 1.i want to make. china has -- there is one point i want to make. china has become a big domestic. market when things open up in china we see a lot of domestic demand within china has well. >> hong kong and shanghai hotel ceo there. there is a travel frenzy over the spring festival holidays. despite the ongoing omicron outbreak in the country, this is propelling further bullish bets. we have had some pretty encouraging data when it comes

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that's the focus of democrats. but republicans have begun to implement, which we suspected would be an extreme maga republican, right-wing agenda. on monday, the republicans come to the floor of the house of representatives and they bring a bill that is designed to help the wealthy, the well-off and the well-connected cheat on their taxes, avoid paying their fair share as part of some effort to subsidize the lifestyles of the rich and shameless. that's monday. then, on tuesday, empower a select committee to obstruct justice and protect insurrectionists and ultimately defund the f.b.i. on wednesday, they made if clear they'll do everything possible to impose a nationwide ban on abortion, detonate reproductive freedom, criminalize abortion care, and impose government-mandated pregnancies on the american people. that's what their legislation yesterday was all about. that's this week, an extreme maga republican land. it's quite unfortunate. we remain committed to try to find common ground, to solve problems that the am

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africa and aims to realign its cooperation with countries on the continent. future corporation will focus on renewable energy such as the production of green hydrogen germany. germany is already working with morocco, tunisia, south africa, and algeria, and building a new partnership with kenya. namibia is also seen as a potential new clean energy supplier, germany intense to provide 30000000 euros for pilot projects on the ground. german direct investment in africa was just under 12000000000 euros at the end of 2020. not much compared to other countries. so far only one percent of german foreign investment has gone to africa. china is leading the way, spending more than 300000000000 euros. now short while ago i spoke to b. s highlands, head of international development at the keel institute for the world economy. and i asked him what role germany is likely to play when it comes to firms creating jobs and opportunities for people? i certainly expect that germany will, will offer to help countries to, on the one hand, build more inclusive institutions to bite corruption to leapfrog, to gree