this general motors film highlights the work of interior, industrial, product and auto designers who create stylish new looks for mass produced consumer goods. celebrating abundance and the freedom to choose different products, the film ends by showing designers at work on the 1959 chevy impala at general motors colorful technical center in warren, michigan. this pristine copy of the film is courtesy of the national film preservation foundation. a nonprofit organization created by the u.s. congress to help save america's film heritage. ♪ >>> in appreciation of the stylists of america, who work in lines, forms and textures and colors to give to us beauty, charm and elegance in the conveniences, comforts and necessities of our daily living. as a tribute to men and women who design. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> through the arts and crafts of the american stylists, the things about us are made to express our own free spirits and desires, for the colorful things that spell sheer fun. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> improved styling constantly adds to the ease and grace and gaiety of american living. the things we have in ameri

this general motors film highlights the work of interior, industrial, product and auto designers whoer goods. celebrating abundance and the freedom to choose different products, the film ends by showing designers at work on the 1959 chevy impala at general motors colorful technical center in warren, michigan. this pristine copy of the film is courtesy of the national film preservation foundation. a nonprofit organization created by the u.s. congress to help save america's film heritage. ♪

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on monday electric trucks start up in equal announced a reworked smaller deal with general motors. well the agreement is much smaller than initially announced back in september. general motors will not take equity stake in equal and will no longer build the badger electric pickup truck. the one, they had planned before, under the original deal g.m., how to grieve, to take an 11 percent equity stake in equal on the goal agreed to buy both batteries and fuel cells from g.m. . nicholas said heavy trucks remain its core business and plan to test prototypes of these types of trucks by the end of 2021 and equal shares tumbled 21 percent in monday morning trading while g.m. shares were down less than one percent time now for a quick break, but when we come back, india is facing its 1st recession ever. it posted a 7.5 percent drop in g.d.p. for the 3rd quarter. take a look at asia's the 3rd largest economy as it faces the 2nd highest number of covert cases in the world. as we go to break, the numbers of the financialization has its limits, the accounting tricks of stock buybacks and money

general motors >> i think general motors is radically under value. the more i read about it, the more i think i can't understand the valuation when clean energy fuels can be up this much. who knows what gm can do, picking a random stock has never getting any loving let's go to mark in wisconsin. >> the stock i got for you is limited partnership down in the houston shipping channel enterprise product partners. >> you are not going to get better than that which shows you how bad that business is this got an 8% yield, it is the safest, i do not want you to go near this group. i don't want you to be in the house of pain. that's what epd is no matter how good it is it is in the house of pain sam in florida, sam! >> jim, how are you? >> i am good, how about you, sam? >> i am doing well i want to give a quick shout out to my dad. >> university of florida community. >> oh, absolutely. >> what's up >> i want to know your thought on wish. >> you got to wait for the quarter and even smile direct. you have to wait for the quarter then you can buy berkeley in val

it is not clear that is in the trading yet for general motors cure emma: exactly, and general motorsling back from their proposed plant deal with nikola to build an electric pickup truck, that not going ahead. we are seeing negative headlines in the ev space this week which is unusual given what we have seen over the past year. david: fascinating. great to have you with us. that is emma chandra reporting from london. barrxt, attorney general finds no evidence of widespread voter fraud. we will talk with the lawyer greg brower about whether this this is bloomberg. ♪ it's down to the wire, the team's been working around the clock. we've had to rethink our whole approach. we're going to give togetherness. logistically, it's been a nightmare. i'm not sure it's going to work. it'll work. i didn't know you were listening. - hey. - [narrator] she takes two prescriptions. kate's son jack, takes one too. kate works hard, and thought she had good insurance. but she still pays too much. that's no good. so kate downloaded the goodrx app. now she can compare prescription prices, to find the best

i've got a couple of reopening stocks, i'm talking about general motors and boeing. these are companies that mac things, that have been held back this year but will grow again nicely in 2021 and in the years to come because we are starting a new economic expansion and cyclicals perform well at the beginning of an economic expansion. the growth of a reasonable price includes qualcomm and orbcomm and i think it is now coming out of a couple of years of sort of a morass, that was not its fault but it's coming into the sweet spot of its earnings cycle and finally, you always want to have some story stocks i look at marathon petroleum, talked about it for a little while. they're going to close the sale of their gas station line, the speedway gas stations in the first quarter. it's going to give them $21 billion of cash versus a $25 billion mark cap you know, can you do a lot with that cash to recapitalize the company. and finally viacom this may be wishing forever on a star but i do think at some point there will be more consolidation and content and delivery of content a

and the president of general motors, after our conversation, our joint conversation picked up the phone and called, i'm told, california and said they're dropping their suit against california. they're all in on making sure that they are a-- we're the first in the world to have-- switch to and be able to get to a carbon neutral economic way to power automobiles as a consequence of dealing with electric vehicles. we can own the electric vehicle market and can put those 500,000 charging stations, if we can put a million jobs back in detroit and in the midwest, building cars. you know, pete's going to also carry out the department's duty to keep americans safe on our roads and highways and in our skies. pete's going to help build back better with jobs and hope. with vision and execution. and i'm honored, i'm honored he's answering the call to serve his country again. so please welcome, please welcome the next secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. mr. buttigieg: well, mr. president-elect, madam vice president-elect, thank you so much for entrusting me with this opportunity to serve t

and i have to note, which general motors opposed in the state legislature, albeit it was remarkably modest tax. the only reason we did not get a much larger vote, in the state assembly and only eeked that out on a 41-39 vote in the state assembly, was because of general motors' opposition. to engage with decision makers and in so much as they've chosen san francisco to test their technology in our very dense urban environment, pursuant to the permit that they got from the d.m.v. i also wanted to encourage them to utilize this opportunity to, in the same breath, test out a collaborative relationship with our local government, at the staff level, with our sfmta and sfcta staff. and at the political level, with this body, in hopes that this is more than a model for operation of the technology. but we can also collaboratively work together and set a model for how cities can fruitfully engage and collaborative on a host of issues, ranging from shared public safety goals to how labor is treated and a myriad of other issues. and to that end, i just want to say our staff, ms. chang invited cruise

this is from general motors subsidiary and other companies testing driverless vehicles but cruise thebackup driver behind the wheel. they received that testing permit back in october. >>> so, listen to this, we're just 15 days away from christmas and that means new year's eve just around the corner. have you even thought about your resolution? maybe giving up smoking, lose that quarantine 15. what a new study says you have to do in order to be successful in what you resolve to do in 2021. >>> first happening now for you, walmart makes a big commitment to india. the giant retailer announcing it will buy $10 billion worth of india-made goods by the year 2027. that is triple the amount of goods walmart is already buying. last week walmart announced workers are getting a third bonus. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and prot

cruise, which is a subsidiary of general motors, started testing up to five driverless cars today.o backup drivers here. cruise got a permit from the dmv in october to construct this driverless testing. cruise is only testing its cars within a few areas of the city, but it's not saying exactly where. >>> okay. the hardware arrived. biochemist jennifer dude na received her nobel prize medal yesterday. you remember that she's a berkeley professor. we told you about her last month. she won the nobel prize in chemistry due to her work with crispr gene editing. you can see her there admiring her award in berkeley. that's her background. the awards ceremony was held virtually and it will be livestreamed tomorrow. so glarcongratulations. >>> an electrifying rescue. we're going to show you from sfpd. stay with us. this year, xfinity internet gives you more options than a holiday dinner table. pick the speed that's right for you, with options faster than gig. and get reliable internet with top-notch coverage. plus, help keep your data safe and private with security included. no antlers on t

and general motors now put the largest plant in the world in tennessee.nd today, suppliers have come to tennessee. we have had a series of republican and democratic governors who worked together, handed off opportunities, and state's family incomes have gone straight up as a result of the arrival of the auto industry. greta: you said being a senator is like being parade coordinator. what is it like being in education secretary -- being an education secretary? senator alexander: it depends on your president. i happen to have a good one, george h w bush. his campaign manager said, he may have been the only person elected president because he was nice. but he was also modest, courageous, so he allowed me to develop what we called america 2000. i was president of the university of tennessee and said, i have two questions. may i develop a plan to implement your education program subject to your approval? he said yes. and i said, can i build a team to implement the plan subject to your approval, and he said yes. that way, i was able to circumvent political inte

the brand is a joint venture with general motors to target younger consumers and less affluent drivers. huge untapped market in china we are redefining the concept of new energy cars they are no longer just expensive and. in the southern city of your electric vehicles are common sight china's leaders say cities like this are leading the way beijing wants electric vehicles to make up 20 percent of all car sales in china by 202550 percent by $23530000.00 of these many electric cars are produced every month now the manufacturer is focusing on chinese consumers but. in the markets of other developing countries in southeast asia. most of the world's electric vehicles are made in china. it's for that too place is associated with religious celebrations at christmas time or bethlehem and the occupied west bank and also the vatican will this year both of mark the whole as a with a meeting celebrations when it will begin with these abraham in bethlehem with more on this year's midnight mass at the church of the nativity oh apologies we don't have need abraham's package yet but let's take you to

the brand is a joint venture with general motors to target younger consumers and less affluent drivers. huge untapped market in china we are redefining the concept of new energy cars they're no longer just expensive and. in the southern city of your electric vehicles are common sight china's leaders say cities like this are leading the way beijing wants electric vehicles to make up 20 percent of all cars in china by 202550 percent by $23530000.00 of these many electric cars are produced every month now the manufacturer is focusing on chinese consumers what they've said in the markets of other developing countries in southeast asia. most of the world's electric vehicles are made in china preferential government policies have helped to stoke demand here but the overseas market holds huge potential for chinese comic as. it's very possible that chinese electric cars will become mainstream in a global market we have very strong supply chain and the cost is very low chinese electric cars are hard option for consumers as we entered electric era the high end luxury market however remains domin

lisa: what about the argument that ford and general motors could rival tesla given their manufacturingeir experience making cars. toin: i think it's important of ip ands a lot material ip that goes into data reproduction. we saw that earlier this year. beyond that, taking that chemical energy in the battery and turn it into a propulsion system is complicated. of know-how in how the motor works. that, in terms of simplifying for a lightweight. there are capable companies out there. service trying to legacy technology. all of the auto industry is challenged with the market. you've got consumer electronics and tesla is ahead of the focus. buried in the library at wesley in and there was a copy you didn't read it. in graham isn't donnan connell. two dollars to $31, why is that? about it's really investors looking for companies that are disrupting the big markets we were talking about. more importantly, looking at the right factor for a mode of application. that, they are in warehouses, what are we going to see in terms of application strategy and? technology at this point, major plants are

and then general motors put its largest plant, now the largest in the world, it came to tennessee. then we improved the roads and a thousandt suppliers have come to tennessee. so we have had republican and democratic governors who have and hadogether opportunities. and states and family incomes have gone straight up as a result of the arrival of the auto industry. >> you said being governor is like moses, being senator is like parade coordinator, so what is it like being a cabinet education secretary? sen. alexander: that is a good question. it depends on your president. i happen to have a really good one, george h.w. bush. bob teeter, who was his camp -- campaign manager said, he may have been the only person elected president because he was nice, but he was also modest and courageous. what weed me to develop called america 2000. when he called me to take the job i was president of university of tennessee. i have two questions mr. president, may i develop a plan to implement your education program subject to your approval? he said yes. said, may i implement a team? he said yes. i

. >> tucker: i mean, can you imagine in 1980 if general motors and general electric and ibm got togetherd, you know, we run thisra country, we are pickg the president this year? i think the media would say something about it, right?ut >> you'd think so, but the media today -- this is not something that people trust. you're seeing this -- it's really -- it's broken down. they no longer represent the thoughts and the opinions of the people. they are bought out by corporations and they are there to make sure that the corporate narrative is protected great they are bought out by politicians. they are there to make sure certain politicians are protected. this goes on behind the scenes and the american people know this and it's unfortunate that we've seen this in this regard. it feels like it's sped up over this last year. we never, ever seen this level of suppression and censorship ic america. >> tucker: victorian guard for the powerful. i agree completely. great to see her tonight. thank you. so the coronavirus vaccine is coming -- i mean, imminently, so if you take it, you'll probably be re

. >> tucker: can you imagine, in 1980, if general motors and general electric and ibm got together ande run this country, we are picking the president this year." i think the media would say something about it, right? >> you think so, but the media today, this is not something that people trust. you are seeing this. it's broken down. they no longer represent the thoughts and opinions of the people. they are bought out by corporations, and they are there to make sure the corporate narrative is protected. they are bought out by politicians. they are there to make sure politicians are protected. this goes on behind the scenes, numeric and people know this. it is unfortunate we have seen this in this regard, it feels like it a sped up over this last year. we have never, ever seen this level of censorship in america. >> tucker: a praetorian guard for the powerful, i agree. candace owens, great to see you tonight. so, the coronavirus vaccine is coming, imminently. so, if you take it, you'd probably be required to take it, whether you want to are not, but when you do, you still need to wear a

climate's agreement once he takes office among them on tech firms amazon and google as well as general motors j.p. morgan chase and retail giant. one of the studios says it were released all of its movies for next year similar tenuously in theaters and via streaming on h.b.o. max the company says the pandemic has raised questions about the viability of traditional movie theaters in the short term. and the trump administration has filed suit against facebook government lawyers accuse the social media giant of illegally reserving high paying jobs for immigrants it was sponsoring instead of looking for qualified applicants in the united states. now peru is one of the nations suffering the highest levels of covered 19 deaths per capita the pandemic has caused a dramatic economic crisis in the south american country more and more peruvians are going hungry or at least facing an uncertain future. elinda monka is on her way to the market she's carrying her potatoes on her back small farmers like a linda provide 70 percent of the produce that makes it to peruvian tables whatever the farmers don't use

general motors, weis, had a good i don't want to hear any willeding it was a mistake to go into gm. ford, it was a good sales as it turns out. i think we've seen it best, the economy is split in two. well, the income separate gp is request that just a if you have and that's going to force them again to put incentives in i think the best day for from and i'm going to take the other side again i think you're wrong, pete the highest fault. and they're having issues getting semi-duct, if and they're in the ev space. they've got the best management team out there and a really, really good balance sheet. if you're looking continue to vest, you might be right on the trade side but as an invest -- >> they're low from stocks luke ff we didn't even know they was nch and it's a question to the bridge to win the consumer is back >> don't you think a lot of it -- you could take a delta, a gm or a darden, just to use the californias that were put forth on this program and it will me something i don't know a lot of that already to be in the stocks how could that not be? >> clearly it's not you bou

general motors has been fined $200 million about allegedly misleading investors. -- gm did not admitdeny the findings. doordash shares closed up 86% from their ipo price. that gave the food delivery company a market valuation of more than $71 billion. tony: one half of our goal is building the largest commerce marketplace in which we are bringing everything in your city to you. the other part of our goal is to make sure we can take the products we have built for our marketplace and give them to merchants in the form of ordering as a service, logistics as a service, so they can build an end to end technology solution. karina: it is a renter market in manhattan. apartments here have not been this cheap to rent in 10 years. 22% toian price plunged a little more than $2700 a month. landlords are offering concessions to fill vacancies. francine: thank you so much. this is what the markets are looking at. it is clear they are expecting talksing to do with continuing with brexit. it is moving a little bit on euro strain. yesterday, i was telling about cable. a noown managing more than deal

general motors slashed a deal to slashed a motors has deal to build a pickup truck.here's a nonbinding agreement for gm to provide hydrogen fuel-cell technology, but gm will not be taking an equity stake in nikola. joining us to discuss is ed ludlow. surprising it has taken so long to get this news out there. what happened to the deal? ed: surprising it has taken this long. the outcome not so surprising. sources told us that gm looked at what nikola had. they found little technology and made no progress. gm has invested heavily in electrifying its vehicle operations. and thought it would be stretched too far and would have to do everything for nikola on a pickup truck. they felt under the founder, who is quite a character, he bit off more than the company could chew. the current leadership looked at what their goals were and wanted to streamline that, just a focus on hydrogen fuel cell semi-trucks. gm is simply a supplier, no broader strategic partnership. just gm selling hydrogen fuel tanks to nikola. emily: what happens to nikola now? what is its future? ed: they h

climate's agreement once he takes office among them are tech firms amazon and google as well as general motors j.p. morgan chase and retail giant. one of the studios says it were released all of its movies for next year similar tenuously in theaters and via streaming on h.b.o. max the company says the pandemic has raised questions about the viability of traditional movie theaters in the short term. and the trump administration has filed suit against facebook government lawyers accuse the social media giant of illegally reserving high paying jobs for immigrants it was sponsoring instead of looking for qualified applicants in the united states. now peru is one of the nations suffering the highest levels of covered 19 deaths per capita the pandemic has caused a dramatic economic crisis in the south american country more and more peruvians are going hungry or at least facing an uncertain future. elinda mancha is on her way to the market she's carrying her potatoes on her back small farmers like a linda provide 70 percent of the produce that makes it to peruvian tables whatever the farmers don't us

the point of it, the why are we doing this, if your general motors or exxon mobil or some large entityyou have all of these small little partners involved. you want to be able to protect yourself from their vulnerabilities. who is the current -- it is the current president hold responsible for this? sam: that is a great question. i would say they should start with somebody within the white house staff. let's talk about it as it is today. as it is today, there is an called the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. it is part of the department of homeland security, that is responsible for these kinds of hacks. agencye the responsible that does these things. as you might recall, there is nobody leading that agency at this point in time because they were all fired. there was no one at the agency level who is in charge of leading these operations. there is also no one in the white house staff because as it was part of the focus in the national security council, the obama administration, we proposed in the executive order they elevate it take establish a higher set of priorities

building, he bought that first plant out in california, which was on the other hand by toyota and general motors back in the 70s and 80s and 90s. he said i'm going to build my own in china, as well as in germany and austin, texas. you can do it either way it depends how much scale you want do you want to be a global manufacturer of autos? you're going to need several plants in several locations. you build where you sell you don't build and then export around the world you can do it initially atultimo add more plants. >> will apple hit the road and what does it mean for tesla stock and it's seemingly unstoppable run. good to have you with us does apple's presumed entry into this market spell trouble for tesla and its stock price? >> before i start with that, i need to start with a public service announcement i've been famously wrong in predicting apple tv in the past and i learned a valuable lesson. what apple is working on doesn't necessarily mean that product is going to see the light of date and i'm reminded of that lesson over the last 24 hours let's start to that point and then get to your q

. >> you know what stock likes this general motors mary barra discerning tremendous -- >> discerning but did they do any due diligence before they announced the first version of the deal >> initially, suboptimal just there but, carl, i do think that gm has an ev business that is worth the price of the stock they figured it out. elon musk has a product that people want. i think general motors have -- it is for real >> right >> i haven't taken a look at all our other plays, quantum scape, fisker, arrival. we have so many, charge point. i haven't look at all the fun names. >> i thought fisker, i watched it, my wife says get me a fisker 2023 what a year -- >> that 2023, can't wait according to you, mets win the world series and we'll get started from there. >> all i can tell you is the future is brighter than the past >> after this year it has to be. >> i remember we talked about citi's initiation of fisker a week ago today looking for 60% upside, but judging how some of the names are faring, jim, doesn't look that out of the question jim, i wanted to get you on the vix because we're goi

because of great people like jerry and kathy and people donating $11 a month and home depot and general motorshere's a lot more work, rick. a lot more work. >> frank, real quick, for those that are not familiar, remind our viewers why and how you started this foundation. >> my brother is a great hero, 9-11. ran through the brooklyn battery tunnel with 60 pounds of fire gear on his back to get to the towers. he went up the south tower to save other lives. we want to honor him and all of them. we need america to come together and take care of these great heros and families. >> rick: frank, we have a lot of heros in need in this country. year one of the heros helping. thanks for that. hope you have a safe and happy holiday season. thank you again. i'm rick leventhal in for bill hemmer. i'll be back here tomorrow. "your world" is next. charles payne is in for neil cavuto. as you heard frank said, $11 a month can help our heros across this fine country of hours. see you here today. charles payne is next. >> charles: will the check be in the mail or not? president donald trump about to depart the wh

industrials are a great space to be looking at right now steve and i are taunting each other about general motors's not going to be the weak hand and sell i think it's a great entry for the next leg's higher. >> jason bought honeywell, right? i think joe bought honeywell honeywell's gotten a lot of action on this show. >> and i own honeywell >> i own honeywell also. >> can i ask jim a question? >> hold on i don't have time to play games. >> jason snipe i want you to answer please. >> honeywell for us was an insurges ai insurgence of capex from the airplane filters and packaging of vaccines. >> for more on analysts today, check out the write-up on cnbc.com/pro from nfl to private equity, former wide receiver mousad mohamed is joining us. it's a great story we'll talk about it next your daily dashboard from fidelity -- a visual snapshot of your investments, key portfolio events, all in one place. because when it's decision time, you need decision tech. only from fidelity. at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bot

and the president of general motors after our conversation, our joint conversation, i'm called he told california and said that they are dropping their suit against california. they are all in on making sure that they are a -- we're the first in the world to have switched to and be able to get to a carbon neutral economic way to power automobiles as a konsz defense of dealing with electric vehicles. we can own the electric vehicle market and can put with those 500,000 charging stations, we can muput a million jobs back i detroit and the midwest building cars. pete will keep americans safe on our roads and in our skies. he will build back better with jobs and hope. and i'm honored he is answering the call to serve his country once again. so please welcome, please welcome the next secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. it's all your. >> mr. president-elect, madame vice president-elect, thank you so much for entrusting me with this opportunity to serve the american people. i am humbled by your confidence. eager to do everything in my power to ensure that this administration succeeds.

we won't own because i fear coming in one day and these those companies go down and a day when general motors goes to 50 and i'm thinking, what was i doing not buying something six times earnings instead of 60 times sales. i have to understand the growth investor's mind. remember the growth inversz, some are still around. whatever is the fastest growing, there's no limit to what they'll pay. that's the problem with these. docusign is a great company. i want it to come down but it won't because it's the only game in town. >> jim, wrap it up and then jim has to go back to work. >> why because i don't have makeup and i look like i'm sick >> i didn't even know you didn't have makeup. >> how do i look in terms of -- never mind. >> jim, you look great go ahead >> so, i purchased docusign about a year ago, before the pandemic everything you're suggesting as it relates to emerging growth, scott, i agree with you. the valuation is ridiculous. we haven't even mentioned the stock, which i brought up in january of 2019 purchased at $26. jim knows what name that is. you know what the forward pe is on that

>>following years of testing with a human backup driver at the helm, the general motors cruise vehicle is launching fully driverless cars on the public streets here in san francisco. the announcement came earlier today, gm said it was deploying 5 self-driving cars in san francisco's of sunset district neighborhood. the company said it was confident enough to launch the driverless trials after 5 years of testing including 2 million autonomous miles and san francisco. well this year a television special will replace the annual rose parade in southern california because of the covid restrictions the tournament of roses just announced these celebrity lineup featuring performances by sheryl crow rascal flatts lady. >>and tori kelly, the parade is usually held the morning of the college football rose bowl game in pasedena the tv special will air january 1st just before kickoff. >>on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>every game from here on out for the forty-niners it's essentially a playoff game there is 0 margin for error as the team looks to avoid being just another one of the ha

. >> salute to the general, general motors. >> rob, real quick >> dollar story, catchup story. >> thanksank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. we're on breakout watch, the dow and s&p hitting new records as yields jump, all despite slowing job growth in know we'll dig no this seeming disconnect plus, home buyers are coming back for second. more americans are buying two houses these days can, and we're going to look at names that could benefit from that trend and petco goes public again. uber wants to be essential and options trading is the new sports betting it's all

general motors has done a lot to help us as well as sodexo. tell you as covid hit, many of the spouses of our most junior enlisted service members that are the folks that we serve at the armed services of the ymca, those spouses lost their job. we all know in today's world particularly for young couples with kids, you need two incomes in order to make ends meet. i really think that was the primary reason that so many of our spouses lost their jobs coupled with schools shutting down and many junior enlisted are depending on the school lunch program to cover a lot of food requirements. >> dana: can you tell us if people out there are watching want to help their fellow americans and your organization what is the best way to do that? >> thank you very much for asking that question. we have a website. www.asymca.org. if you go there, there's an opportunity to donate and make any contribution you want. we do many things beyond food distribution. we do enrichment programs for kids, child care, after-school care, camp programs in alignment with the br