director forbes? >> e. forbes: aye. >> supervisor haney: -- i think this was an aye. >> supervisor haney: aye, aye, aye, aye. >> thank you, thank you, thank you [laughter]. >> m. hursh: aye. >> j. tumlin: aye. >> vice chair gee: aye. >> chair sesay: aye. the item is approved. item 9, directors, item 9 is authorizing the interim executive director to execute a professional services agreement with sage method inc. for program management information system for a four year term with an option to extend the term for two additional three-year periods and amount not to exceed $556,200. we have the project director to present the item. stephen, you're muted. still seem to be muted. looks like there might be a bit of technical difficulty. we'll give stephen just a minute. >> directors, can you hear me now? >> yes. >> i am sorry about that. lost my connection just as we started. -- thank you. so this first item as read by ms. miller is to provide program management information system in a collaborative file sharing a

thank you so much for the presentation, director forbes. i do have one question, and my question is: i know that this is necessary, but as i look at some of our port tenants, i have concern and would like to know will we be forgiving rents for tenants like (indescernable)? >> no. a subtenant like jewel will not be forgiven. many of those office tenants are subleases to our master tenants. so our master tenants at this time aren't covered by this particular ordinance that is in front of you today. >> thank you so much. and supervisor mandelman, i don't see that you have any questions. i think this will be time for us to take public comments on item number one. >> can you check to see if there are any callers in the cue. operations, please let us know if there are callers that are ready. if you have not already done so, please press star 3 to be added into the cue. if therare there any callers who wish to comment on item number one? >> mr. chair, there are no callers in the cue. >> chairman: thank you so much. and i do not see any comments fr

bringing in steve forbes chairman of forbes media.markets and what investors like. >> i think investors like the fact that the republicans retained control of the senate. the fear was there would be massive tax increases and the democrats would raise the capital gain tax. that won't happen. you won't have the gutting of the supreme court. that was a sigh of relief. on the tax side. bad things were not going to happen. now the republicans will maintain control of the senate but they worry about what the presidency can do especially energy. energy stocks not doing very well. have not had a good week. the government does have a lot of power and they could get hit pretty hard. >> harris: that's so interesting. we don't know how this will turnout. you are saying the markets are doing a calculation of a scenario they would have to adjust to. i want it talk about jobs. this is impressive. i read when we came out of the great recession 7.8% unemployment. we are rocking 6.9 now in the middle of a pandemic still. what is your take on where we a

forbes: aye. >> m. hursh: aye. >> b. lipkin: yes. >> j. tumlin: aye. >> vice chair gee: aye. >> chair sesay: aye. >> secretary: the ayes have it. thank you. i will now proceed to call your next item, directors. >> chair sesay: thank you. >> secretary: directors, item 10 is approving an amendment to the employment agreement with nila gonzales for the position of interim executive director effective september 1, 2020. >> good morning, deborah miller. you have before you this morning a proposed amendment to nila gonzales's employment contract to reflect her appointment from chief of staff and board secretary to the position of interim executive director. it reflects a change in the description of her civil responsibilities as well as a change in her compensation. the form of agreement is in front of you, both her existing contract as well as the proposed amendment and includes all of the details, but as required by government code 54953c-3 i will note for the record that the proposed compensation this local agency executive would be revised t

results are very positive it's added that there is still a lot of work to be done charlie and general forbes. $1300000000.00 doses by the end of the year that's the claim from drug makers pfizer and biotech after announcing their vaccine is more than 90 percent effective theirs is the 1st successful data from a large scale clinical trial and widespread vaccinations could roll out by the end of december following an application for an emergency use approval from regulators within weeks german company biotech admit they're still waiting on more results to further predict safety. it's true that this type of medication is no approval yet which is why we are carrying out this compatibility study with more than 40000 persons to find out if there is any intolerance even a rare one what we can prove with this study is that the vaccine is compatible and that side effects are mild to moderate and that there are no severe side effects news of the vaccine sent global stock markets soaring scientists welcome the news of the 90 percent effectiveness much higher than been expected but also raised questions

joining me all morning long, brian brenberg and steve forbes.s with maria" live on fox business. ♪ he's going the distance. ♪ he's going for speed. ♪ she's all you alone. you alonl alone. ♪ all alone in a time of need. dagen: all eyes on the state of georgia, the senate's balance of power hanging on the two runoff elections set for january 5th. both races seeing an influx of money, each day, over $2 million spent on television and radio ads. joining me now, tennessee senator, senate commerce and judiciary committee member, marsha blackburn. senator, always a pleasure. as a republican senator, i said this the other day, the more democrats who travel into that state and try to tell the people of georgia what's best for them will help the republican candidates there. >> well, you're right about that, dagen. and we are seeing that. look at chuck schumer's remarks. he didn't say we're going to go win georgia, we're going to fight for every vote. he said first, we take georgia. how disrespectful of georgia voters. first we take georgia. then we change

a half, she looks poised to end on a high note accepting the vote in 2005, she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go. drew what merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she allowed almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deep rift in german society, but she justified terry decision. we can do this, we can do this. this so-called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her 4th term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in anglo marcos leadership than in any other world. leader right now goes to the polls today as opposition parties warn of massive fraud in the general election, threatening not to

>> vice-president adams: i wanted to thank director forbes for her report, port staff, and i am pleasedith the report. i have no questions. thank you, president brandon. >> president brandon: thank you. that was a lot of good stuff. first off, i want to commend mayor breed on how she has handled the covid efforts here in san francisco. and how we are a model for the rest of the country. so if we're, you know, going back on indoor dining and other items, it's something that we really need to look at and make sure that we're adhering to all of the covid protocols. hopefully soon we'll have leadership that will help us through this crisis, but it's just spreading. so i really want to commend her and to commend our staff for following all of the protocols. i mean, out of 250 plus employees, not one covid case is phenomenal. so thank you for your leadership also. elaine, congratulations on the award. and congratulations on the financial position. i think that put us in a better place to be able to deal with, you know, the covid and our -- our balance sheets. so the staff has done an incredib

harding who weighs in, unfortunately, on the choice of charles forbes to head that. he was a friend of hers, and she very strongly believed he was capable of that. a friend of both hardings, but she gets involved in veteran bureau affairs, and when scandals start to break she's on it very quickly. the second area she really concentrated on was economic and political and professional and educational equity for women. she encouraged women to seek higher education. she supported a ban on sugar when sugar prices became too exorbitant. she talked about how the housewife could have pow and she encouraged women to become more involved in the political process, now that they had the vote. she said it's not a question of if, it's a fact. so women should become better educated, and although she was a republican, she supported what many at the time in both the democratic and republican party saw as a potential threat to their loyal members by the creation of a national women's party, and mrs. harding supported the national women's party in their successful effort to have a marb

a half, she looks poised to end on a high note accepting the vote in 2005, she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go. drew marco has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she allowed almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deep rifts in german society, but she justify terry decision. we can do this, we can do this, this so called it's her. no, chancellor says she will step down from her role when her 4th term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola, marco's leadership, than in any other world leader right now. and work enough aso opposition parties want of massive fraud in sunday's presidential election. many are thre

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching. many of them come and go through what merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she allowed almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deeper rifts in german society, but she justified terry decision softened us. we can do this, we can do this. this so called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her 4th term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola marcos leadership than in any other world leader right now. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. a satellite from the european space agency has been launched into orbit from the ph

the charlie forbes scandal breaks in february. and then, just two months after this trip, which is taken with attorney general dougherty and his companion, who was sort of a dollar a year man as the justice department, it's discovered that smith was involved in the illegal trafficking of confiscated liquor during prohibition and he commits suicide. he was a very close friend of theirs. and so you can understand that by the time they are leaving a month later for alaska, mrs. harding has a lot of dark clouds over her. here she is at a fair helping to promote some of the textiles that were made by the disabled veterans up at walter reed. it was evelyn mcclain, actually, who first introduced mrs. harding to the men returning from the front who were being treated at walter reed. and here she is at walter reed with -- i believe he was a blind veteran of that first world war. she referred to them as my boys, and tying in with the squalls, the lemon mint squall, mrs. harding started these big garden parties every spring. she had a series

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, nine times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go through what merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the two thousand and eight financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the two thousand and fifteen refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship. when she allowed almost a million asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deep rift in german society, but she justified terry decision. we can do this, we can do this. this so-called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her fourth term comes to an end. next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola, marco's leadership, than in any other world leader right now. i'm joined now by de w.'s chief political editor, michelle, occur for michelle that fifteen years of anglo-american, shaping germany. wh

steve forbes, what do you think? >> i think there will be weeping. will have to go back to the drawing boards and we will start by having that fbi director finally fired. maria: "varney & co." begins right now. take it away. stuart: i shall. good morning. let's get straight added on this election day, the stock market is rallying again. up 400 on the dow jones monday, up another 370 this morning on the nasdaq is up at two thirds of 1% work it's a rally this tuesday morning come election day and at the speculation about why this is taking place is all over the place one

it starts with jason katz, we have kt mcfarland, steve forbes also here.istance to the lockdowns this thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ paradise, paradise >> the idea of somebody like elizabeth warren or another person who could've been very negative for the market is now out of the picture, janet yellen seems to be a safe pick and wall street seems to be comfortable. >> the governor of new york to withhold the vaccine to conduct another review is somewhat redundant with holding the vaccine to new yorkers to conduct another review and another study could mean more lives lost, we need to get on board and get those vaccines out. >> is not the coronavirus, it's corona hysteria. >> trust people to use their own judgment, common sense and not create this atmosphere, let me be a person that lives in liberty ♪ ♪. stuart: florida georgia line, i like that. 11:01 a.m. on the east coast, the tuesday before thanksgiving and we have a rally on her hands, look at the market, we are up across the board, the dow is 29960, nasdaq up close to 100 points in the s&p up over 1%, big gains al

presidential candidate, steve forbes is with us as well.onderful to see you, steve and lee. thanthank you for being here. mark, we'll kick it off with you. with this uncertainty in terms of the election, the trump campaign, the trump administration pushing to investigate this election, you also have of course uncertainty in terms of the senate races in january. how do you want to invest? >> well, i think the base case is that president-elect biden will win. that is mot not certain but thas the base case for investment money right now and the georgia senate races will at least be a split and alaska as you mentioned will go republican. so that base case has been a tremendous net positive for stocks simply because the split government thesis, the lack of a radical tax plan passing in a blue wave has -- that risk has passed. so the base case is a positive one for stocks. that's the primary driver, along with the vaccine news from pfizer. so it is setting up for a favorable late 2020, 2021 for investors. maria: yeah. i mean, look at this market

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching. many of them come and go through with merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she allowed almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deeper rifts in german society, but she justified terry decision softened us. we can do this, we can do this. this so called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her 4th term comes to an end. next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola, marco's leadership, than in any other world leader right now. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. long lines as americans travel home for thanksgiving, despite u.s. authorities

connell: thank you jacqui, steve forbes joins us now, forbes media chairman as he goes on many fridayswhatever happens in this presidential race, as well as the congressional races control of the senate is still not decided, do we have an economy and 70 will have to deal with it and we have the jobs report today, what did he tell you, a lot of jobs being added and maybe not the growth we received when we solve the growth from the pandemic, what did you think of it. >> very impressive, 900,000 jobs gained in the private sector, 268,000 jobs were lost because part-time workers for the senses when out of the workforce because the census is being completed, that's an impressive number. i think two in the third quarter gdp about business investment also extremely positive and if you go into that report a little more that came out today, if you look at the household survey which is very volatile goes to what tries to measure households are doing rather than actual businesses, you got 2.2 million job gain, that goes all over the place over several months but the trendline is extreme the posit

for more, i'm joined by nate forbes, managing partner of the forbes company good to see you again.talking about pickup? what's different >> there's a lot of things we're trying to introduce this holiday season one of them is collection to the car, where we're offering service from the retailers to your car where if that's comfortable for you, that's a service we'll provide. also from our stores to your doors, free delivery from any one of our shopping centers to within 60 miles of the shopping center we will deliver free of charge >> wait a minute so you're telling me that if i live -- your malls are in florida. so if i live within an hour's drive of your mall, i can pick anything i want from the store >> that's correct. >> who's paying that delivery charge >> there's no charge we are offering the service to our customers and our guests we're in a very difficult time we are doing everything we can to make that purchase from our brick and mortar retail stores as seamless as possible and we want to provide as much service to our loyal customers and guests as we can >> right my point,

steve forbes with us. and that does wrap up our broadcast for this day and for this week. the dow up nearly 400 points, the s&p closing at a record high. thanks for watching as we cover the news "after the bell," and we will see you back on monday. have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. these are, at a minimum, perilous days for all of us. we were a nation divided before this election just ten days ago. we are more so this evening. we're in the midst of a battle for the white house, but it is even more than that, it is a battle that began more than four years ago with the efforts of the chiefs of the obama intelligence services trying to block the presidential candidacy of donald trump. four years ago while implementing a plot sponsored by his democrat rival, those same agencies relentlessly

world and me" i had the great luxury of turning it over to a very, very old friend of mine, kamilah forbesimplicitly. she's also my wife's best friend so that makes all of that very, very easy. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> to do you know, as for "the water dancer," i'm going to be the one writing the screen play and doing the adaptation so that shows you about how much i trust people to adapt the work so for good or for ill, you know, we'll find out how that goes >> seth: you know, another thing you did a lot of the ground work on and we've talked about this before, but you had this incredible run on the "black panther" comic book series this was before it was a film. and you also mentioned knowing people from your howard days you knew chadwick boseman from your howard days as well what was that whole journey like >> well, you don't know that you're on a journey and so it's only with his regrettable passing that, you know, i've become wistful and begun to think about it you know, i met chad, wildly enough, when i was a student journalist at the newspaper and he was leading a protest at the univ

good evening, president brandon, members of the commission, director forbes, and members of the public. my name is andre coleman, deputy director of maritime. today's presentation is an informational item on the pier 70 shipyard. the presentation will cover interim tenanting and operations at the shipyard as well as future planning. i will also provide a general overview on a proposed memorandum of understanding with the san francisco public utilities commission for temporary use of the shipyard's excess power supply. next slide, please. as background, the pier 70 shipyard has had a rich history of ship repair. the shipyard is a unique port property comprised of approximately 13 acres of land, 17 acres of water parcels, and 16 buildings. it is a capital intensive industrial facility, with care taking currently being performed by port staff. the shipyard features two large floating dry docks, seven heavy lift marine cranes, and a vast assort of industrial equipment and tools. since 1972, the port held contracts with viable ship operators who assumed all responsibility for all capital an

to former republican presidential candidate and current forbes media chairman, my good friend steve forbese great to see you thank you for being here. happy thanksgiving day weekend. i want to talk about the fairness issue of wiping out school debt first, because it's something that democrats usually scream about is fairness fairness fairness, but liz warren when she was on a campaign trail back in january she went to iowa confronted by a working class american about the issue of school debt. take a listen and i want to get your reaction. >> my daughter's getting out of school, i saved all of my money. am i going to get my money back? you're going to pay for people who didn't save any money, and those of us who did the right thing get screwed? of course we did, my buddy and his son bought a car and went on vacations and i saved my money and he made more than i did and i worked a double shift, so you're laughing at me. we did the right thing and we get screwed. >> i appreciate the feed bam. david: wow, that a lot of people think that might have cost her the nomination, steve, but the fact t

is it our web site, forbes, and does a tweet today do in your day share your stories. you can find informal settlements in most african cities. living conditions are often really tough. a young entrepreneur in south africa came up with a great idea to make things better. indeed, it builds homes out of bricks made from recycled rubble. the houses are safer and more sustainable than the usual metal shocks. people with pretty skeptical at 1st, but tenants are now moving into the houses. he's built who went to sweat. so to find out more about this, the township of soweto lies just south of johannesburg. formerly a home to mine is the region now has around 4000000 residents. no one knows the exact number most live in corrugated sheet metal shocks. and that's just what young entrepreneur london wants to change. he wants to have lots of brick houses, built 50000 homes in needed in the johannesburg metropolitan area. coming to look for work opportunities. so most of them to prefer to live in the thousands because it's cheaper to live there when you're ready to move from where

more recently working with commissioner forbes to work on the resilience plan and the strategic planoday which says to prepare the port for natural and human-made risks and hazards. we propose today that the goal for the waterfront resilience program should read that the waterfront resilience program will take actions to reduce seismic and climate change risks that support a safe, equitable, sustainable and vibrant water front. we understand that the commission will be considering potential updates to this strategic plan in february and this would be among those proposed amendments. next slide, please. underlying that goal we have draft principles that we have also been sharing with the public. clearly want to prioritize life safety and city and regional and port disaster response. we want to advance equity throughout the waterfront resilience program, including stakeholder engagement, planning, contracting, jobs and decision-making. enhance and sustain economic and eclogical opportunities. inspire an adaptable waterfront that improves the health of the bay and ensures public access

one of the most recognized companies in the world and one of the best places to work as said by "forbes magazine. i want the supervisors to understand the unintended consequences of passing this proposal. recently the airport sent communication to the board clarifying the financial impacts of this ordinance. based on the assessment, the proposal would cost employers at the airport $163 million. a number much higher than previously recorded by this board and projected by the airline. given the discrepancy in numbers we respectfully ask the committee to delay the proposal until a thorough economic impact analysis is completed. otherwise, the net economic impact in san francisco could very well be negative, and reducing the staff, causing thousands of people to lose their jobs and not have any health coverage at all. thank you for your consideration. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hello, supervisors. chair fewer, and vice chair walton and supervisor mandelman. this is sharkey laguna and most of you know me as the president of the small business comm

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, nine times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go through what merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the two thousand and eight financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the two thousand and fifteen refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marco's chancellorship. when she led almost a million asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deep rift in german society, but she justified terry decision. we can do this, we can do this. this so-called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her fourth term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola marcos leadership than in any other world leader right now. i'm joined now by days of news chief political editor, michelle, occur for michelle. are fifteen years of anglo-american, shaping germany. what

. >> this has going on forb three weeks now and we aree increasinglyoncerned abouten the situation facings of civilians in and around the thousands of people who are in need of humanitarian assistance. visly, we are very t worried about the loss of u.n. staff and the capital the region with half a million people. we are also concerned about of staff.nwhere we have dozens t with because of the to make general communications plaque out -- black out, for more than two weeks now. noand wethat there is a shortage of feud. --ood. water iot being pumped. we are worried about waterborne diseases. the situation is increasingly alarming. we hopel that the parties w take up the offer made by the president for mediation process. >>le wou wait to see if any mediation process begins and there is no sign of that,, is it possible to get and human -- any humanitarian aide to the people who needed? >> we don'have access to thet places where we are most concerned about people. we would like to get specialists international specialists into the areas. we would like to get our convoys of fod -- food and medic

thank you so much for the presentation, director forbes. i do have one question, and my question is: i know that this is necessary, but as i look at some of our port tenants, i have concern and would like to know will we be forgiving rents for tenants like (indescernable)? >> no. a subtenant like jewel will not be forgiven. many of those office tenants are subleases to our master tenants. so our master tenants at this time aren't covered by this particular ordinance that is in front of you today. >> thank you so much. and supervisor mandelman, i don't see that you have any questions. i think this will be time for us to take public comments on item number one. >> can you check to see if there are any callers in the cue. operations, please let us know if there are callers that are ready. if you have not already done so, please press star 3 to be added into the cue. if therare there any callers who wish to comment on item number one? >> mr. chair, there are no callers in the cue. >> chairman: thank you so much. and i do not see any comments fr

cory: i read, like, "forbes" and "forbes magazine." dimon: you're kidding me.cool. dimon: thank you. cory: what was one of the hardest things you... happened to your company, and, like, how did you solve it? dimon: well, you know, first of all, many companies, yours, there are always hardships. cory: yeah. dimon: always ups and downs, so you always got to be prepared for them and just persevere through the downs. you know, get help when you need it. that's another thing you learn in life, you can't do all the things well, so who you partner with is really important. so, i mean, i think hooking up with marcus is gonna be the best thing that happened to you. cory: nice to meet, again. dimon: you too. lisa: can i take a picture real quick? dimon: of course you can. lemonis: i felt that cory and lisa needed to have some small wins along the way. being in business isn't about making a million dollars in the first year. it's about enjoying and celebrating the little wins, and then letting them mount up over time. cory: oh, wow. that was amazing. lemonis: he loved it.

he goes a forbes campaign. that was in 1758. in that campaign, he believes he has a major impact on helping to lay out the plan of the line of march, because he has experience with this sort of wood fighting. he also even though he doesn't get what he wanted, he wanted fors to take the same route that braddock did, but forbes took a longer but flatter route through pennsylvania. ultimately had the same success the french left the fort before the british arrived. so that basically ended the french and indian war in the south. the french had no way to project power south of the great lakes. so when that was over, george washington resigned his commission. it was clear that his ambition in the military was not going to be in the british army. he resigns his commission, marries marsha washington and embarks on his next year as a virginia planter. it is really interesting to see that as connected. that he is turning his back on a military career that has been denied him. and now he's really going to become that virginia planter that

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go. drew what he did. merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she led almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deeper rifts in german society. but she justified terry decision softened us. we can do this, we can do this. this so called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her 4th term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola marcos leadership than in any other world leader right now. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. ethiopian military has borne civilians to get out of the capital of the tikrit region

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, nine times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go through what you did. merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the two thousand and eight financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the two thousand and fifteen refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship. when she led almost a million asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deeper rifts in german society, but she justified terry decision. we can do this, we can do this. this so-called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her fourth term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola marcos leadership than in any other world leader right now. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. ethiopian military has warned us civilians to get o

she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse working to build relationships with world leaders. boss watching, many of them come and go through what we've merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she led almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deeper rifts in german society, but she justified terry decision to soften us. we can do this, we can do this. this so-called eternal chancellor says she will step down from her role when her 4th term comes to an end next year. a recent poll shows more international confidence in angola marcos leadership than in any other world leader right now. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. long lines as americans travel home for thanksgiving. despite u.s. authorities u

president biden, i remember is a said president obama in forbes, but i remember also the many dust your sick jobs and productive your t.v. . it is in america, i would say, who will be before him if not, and soon the obstacle to reach an agreement was hugo. if you will remember, come of the deep america. you've got the state, the not so. i'm not naive. i done seen the president by, but we'll be able to remove immediately, overnight he carries and we got him. but i'm sure there will be a new negotiation or a new perspective on negotiations between the 2 sides with insurers of the ocean. that would be more promising for the last 40 years. pm leaders, including the italian prime minister, have been quick to come direct, congratulate joe biden on his electorate and election victory saying that they're looking forward to working with him. do you think that that will translate into a warmer transatlantic relationship as you were touching on there? well, i think, you know, the president drug that was the borders in a very unpredictable way, very few in the war could have predicted that. but the

this is a forbes rally. they have all been nice paying any attention to the days of seeing another spike, something that could be a very dangerous phenomenon, given the fact that the country the nation, of course, is saying that david, nor any of the bands that have been put in place by the provincial government and really be a cause for concern for people across the country. thank you. come on hina, with that update from the government protests. and now police have faced off against anti-government protesters in guatemala's capital, after hundreds stormed the congress building and set it on fire tear gas was used to clear the crowds after it all turned violent. there is widespread anger at the parliament's new budget bill, which protesters say disenfranchises, the poor and indigenous people and supporters from laura. but monday was a manas congress building a blaze ignited by protesters at a controversial budget. the demonstrators had forced their way into the empty building from fast day, or they were quic

we are rich in solar, we are rich in wind turbine energy and our forbes. so we think that we can, we can develop our standing portfolio of energy sources. what we know that it's been a really busy 24 to 48 hours. so we do appreciate you coming on and speaking to us . that was saudi arabia's pama representative to the united nations. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. and a straight military inquiry has concluded that blood lust and competition killing a may have provoked the country's special forces to mounted dozens of afghan civilians. some of those horrific cases appear to have been part of an initiation ritual for new troops. there was credible information. the junior soldiers were required by their patrol commanders to shoot a prisoner in order to achieve the soldier's 1st kill in a practice that was known as bloody special forces inside is pointed to a number of deeply concerning norms within australian special forces, including the shift from unacceptable behavior to war crimes the glorifying of these crimes as being a good soldier, competitio

a recent article in forbes magazine argues that biden can't forgive $50000.00 of student loans through an executive order with over $45000000.00 borrowers and a whopping $1.00 trillion dollars of student loans. it's clear this could be the next debt bubble to burst, but for all the hash tag, student loan tweets on twitter, it might be harder than you think. the president doesn't have the authority to cancel $50000.00 in student loans through an executive order. there are several bills though, regarding student loan debt relief, that have made their way through the house only to die in the senate. and not only a student loan debt a cause of major anxiety among americans. the u.s. poverty rate grows over the summer with $7000000.00 more americans falling below the poverty line. and the holiday season is here. with shopping trends changing due to job loss and tightened wallets. things look a lot different. travel advisories. a blot families from gathering remote learning is here to stay for a while. the need for counseling and mental health therapy grows and the elderly are left in isolat

charlie forbes and the veterans bureau scandal in february. then two months after this trip, along which is taken with the attorney general and his companion, who was a dollar a year man at the justice department, it's discovered that smith was involved with the illegal trafficking of confiscated liquor during prohibition. and he commits suicide. and he was a very close friend of theirs. so you can understand that by the time they were leaving for alaska, mrs. harding has a lot of dark clouds over her. here she is at a fair, helping to promote some of the textiles that were made by the disabled veterans in walter reed. maclean first introduced mrs. harding to the men returning from the front who were being treated at walter reed. and here she is at walter reed with, i believe it was a blind veteran of that first world war. she referred to them as my boys. and tying in with the squalls, mrs. harding started the big garden parties every spring. she had a series of them. one of the biggest and most important to her was the garden party for the wo