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art history major robin greenfield. robin, thank you so much for joining me.e) robin, ted nugent has condemned your generation as lazy and apathetic. your response. >> who's ted nugent? (laughter) >> stephen: okay, okay. okay, well... he... he made a bunch of hit records in the '70s. >> what's a record? (laughter) >> stephen: okay, it's... it's the way we used to buy music. >> buy music? (laughter) >> stephen: o.k., um, all right, he's the motor city madman. come on! ted nugent! "cat scratch fever!" bow hunting! ♪ you've got to wango tango... laugh (laughter) well, that's... that's food for thought there. still, clearly a polarizing issue, this has been "good point; other point." thanks to robin for... she's gone. okay. (laughter) we'll be back. (cheers and applause) [ horn honks ] [ indistinct conversations ] excuse me... am i in the right place? uh, ya! this is the bar exam study group!?! of course. look, what's this bar mean? the coors light is cold? and this bar? means it's super cold? congratulations, you passed the bar exam! nice! [ male announcer ] intr

supervisor kim: where is the greenfield? >> it is a tbd. if we were to go out and require new real-estate and develop a facility there. it was sort of a control that we were reusing in the study. supervisor chu: out of the nine sites, why would this one b preferred -- be preferred >>? there were 12 criteria that were traded against. this was the lowest capital cost. operating cost, security, proximity to the subway, operating cost. i do not have all of the criteria in front of me but they are in the study that is attached to the item. so in aggregate, this site was a valley with the highest of all of the sites we looked at. the proximity to the headquarters is also a very attractive feature. there is actually a substrate, that goes from one south van ness and 1455 market that we will be utilizing for running communications and wiring. there are a lot of unique features to this site that make it attractive. supervisor supervisor chu: yes, and it currently is a city facility and is the headquarters of the mta. was it prohibitively expensive t

be welcomed if you are one hundred sixty if a group or simple through the rest might have a new greenfields. down your. share from what you few the more expensive pricing that in the rest of the big. production for you of course it's not the best and therefore the produce for. let's have a look at how the markets are performing crude is struggling for direction concerns about rising demand of supporting the price as the american petroleum institute reports of decline in u.s. inventories for the last week limiting the gains that is the news in the u.s. retail sales not as bad as expected. in asia stocks are mixed the nikkei is in the black with strong oil prices supporting energy in hong kong though banks are leading the losses as the people's bank of china raised reserve requirement ratios for lenders bank of china is down more than one percent heavyweight s.b.c. is also losing nearly one percent. here in russia the markets have had a subdued start to trading with and stayed with the my six up just point one of the percent and the r.t.s. is flat to negative. russia is becoming more attracti

with their new greenfield investment banking two thousand and three friend not mistaken they already lost their number one position to other foreign brands so in order to catch up with the rest of the leaders they need a quick or a stab listening to their positions so obviously you've they go on their own it will take longer and secondly it will be more expensive so having a strong local partner with good distribution network access to additional capital and also very good to existing facilities is definitely an advantage actually to name but a few from solar spur space it provides them also with access to new technologies a very strong global player. is so replacing their other contender with whom they've been dealing for a number of years and looks like unfortunately they were unable to reach an ultimate agreement for a train venture ok now we're saying that the russian kamarck it is expanding how crucial and important is it for this like venture to work. well actually another reason for the joint venture to a to b. facilitate is the recently amended to invest three zero assembly l

be welcome if you want either it's next to it's a reportable through the worst night of the new greenfields. or a new. sheriff from. what you can prove the experience of you by seeing the in the rest of the big. production from you of course it's not the best move for the produce for. now it's have a look at how the markets are performing crude is struggling for direction concerns about rising demand of supporting the profits as the american petroleum institute report to declining u.s. inventories for the last week limiting the gang so it is the news that u.s. retail sales are not as bad as expected in asia and stocks and makes this hour the nikkei is in the black with strong oil prices supporting energy firms in hong kong banks and leading the losses as the people thank you china raise reserve requirements ratios for lenders bank of china is down more than one percent and heavyweight s.b.c. is also losing nearly one percent here in russia the markets closed tuesday with those key indexes slightly lower the ante has dropped just a notch and with my stakes not twenty one four or five percent

new greenfields. to share. what if it will be more expensive. in the rest of the big. big. production of course it's not the best move for the produce for. let's have a look at how the markets are performing now crude is struggling for direction concerns about rising demand or supporting the price as the american petroleum institute reports a decline in u.s. inventories for the last week limiting the game so is the news that u.s. retail sales are not as bad as expected. in asia stocks are mixed to the nikkei closed in the black with strong willed prices supporting energy firms and hong kong banks are leading the losses as the people's bank of china raised reserve requirement ratios for lenders bank of china is down more than one percent heavyweight h.s.b.c. is also losing nearly one of the st. european markets are making a soft start to the day concerns that discussions about a bailout package for greece may be more protracted than originally thought or also sorry sentiment to banks especially our way down by the inability of e.u. officials to come to an agreement over gree

forceable through the first one who knew greenfields. to share. what you felt you were more exclusive with but i assumed that in the rest of the. production for you of course it's the best move for the producers for. and with the markets now the european markets are making a soft start to the day concerns that discussions about a bailout package for greece may be the track of an original thought are also starring sansom of the banks especially away down by the inability of e.u. officials to come to an agreement over greece the footsie is down point four of a percent on the dax is point five of the same down here in russia the markets have had a subdued start to trading away and stay with my six point two percent and a half years is flat part of the. ballot have a look at some of the individual share moves gazprom as low as investors are concerned about potential losses the company could suffer from an increase in tax burden banks are mostly in the red is negative despite reports it's more than doubled net profit in the first five months of the yea

it's a group or symbol to invest more over new greenfields. or to share for. what you feel the more expensive the pricing that in the rest of the big . money production from you of course it's not the best and therefore the produced for. now let's have a look at how the markets are performing crude is struggling for direction concerns about rising demand are supporting the price as the american value institute's reports of declining u.s. inventories for the last week limiting the gains though is the news that u.s. retail sales are not as bad as expected. and asian stocks are mixed this hour the nikkei is flat to positive with strong oil prices supporting energy firms in hong kong banks are leading the losses as the people's bank of china raised reserve requirement ratios for lenders bank of china is down more than one percent h.s.b.c. is also losing nearly one percent and here in russia other markets close with both key indexes slightly lower because he has dropped and just the not and the my six last point one four percent. there won't be much change in the m

be welcomed if you rather it's next to it's a group also built through the rest of my little new greenfields. around you to share. what you for through the mortgage space and pricing the in the rest of the big. big improvements more. production from you of course it's not the best move for the produce. let's take a look at how the markets are performing now crude is struggling for direction and concerns about rising demand of supporting the price as the american petroleum institute reports a decline in u.s. inventories for the last week for limiting the gains is the news that u.s. retail sales are not as bad as expected. in asia stocks the next this hour the nikkei is in the black the strong all prices supporting energy firms in hong kong banks are leading the losses as the people's bank of china raised reserve requirement ratios for lenders bank of china is down more than one percent and heavyweight h.s.b.c. is losing also it's also losing rather nearly one percent. and here in russia the us here says start of wednesday's trading session in the black in my six is just about to open up and.

interested in these greenfield high-speed rails if they become real. host: john, you get the last word. caller: i would love to take the train overflying. it is not practical. you have to go through chicago to get anywhere. is there any way to improve the routing? perhaps you could sell off how could it be made more profitable? and who maintains the stations, amtrak or the local cities? host: thank you, john. guest: let me answer that quickly. there have been millions and millions being spent trying to improve getting through chicago and improving the lines around chicago. it is not just an interest on the part of amtrak, it is interest on the part of the freight. the more fluid it is to do that it is more fluid to get through chicago and improve the services when that happens. a lot of the freight railroads developed -- necessarily in the thought about inter-lining with competitors so it makes it difficult to figure out how to make it happen in today's modern world with real estate values and other things that have grown up around the railroad. the ot

lucio greenfield says there's one important thing. >> to not touch anything. immediately contact the command center and the will dispatch what enforcement to the area. >>reporter: these areas i could see scenes like these, clothing, a black trash checks and other items that could be important evidence. >> you never touch any potential evidence because it is a criminal investigation. everybody is searching should understand that this is a potential crime scene. coming up on things like black trash bags. www.michelle lemissing.com haazig madyun kron 4 >> they're open to provide to valuable clues. with continuing coverage of the missing nursing student, michele le. and let us get you caught up on the weather. to get caught up. we will get the lowdown from janu. >> good morning, and marty. those low clouds to the golden gate bridge and some sunshine peeking through. mostly sunny conditions with a big warm up as we go towards the workweek. temperatures are still and low 40's like santa rosa, and san rafael, los gatos. mid 50s along the east bay and in antioch. thro

and mind you, direct investment means greenfield, factory building. it doesn't mean investing in treasuries or securities less than 10% of ownership of companies, that sort of stuff is called portfolio investment. it's not what we're talking about this morning. this is the picture of china's outbound investment. until the 2000 there's nothing. poor developing countries can't do it. only come the mid-2000s did the crisis urgency in china's need for raw materials, energy, impel them to start making direct investments around the world and they happened almost entirely in developing countries that were resource exporters. not like resource countries like the united states. in 2003, the first year in the data set that we explore in the publication that jack and steve described to get us started, this was the total set of chinese direct investments in america. it was virtually absent here. it wasn't part of the story at all even while it started to take off in places like africa, brazil, kazakhstan and the like. this is 2003 to 2005. it starts to get a litt

greenfield investments, and there are quite a bit, don't get a review. so we shouldn't kid ourselves to think that the majority of these inflows from china are even par sonable. that's my first point. second point i want to make is getting into the patterns we want to see in what is transpiring. this is the distribution of the 250 or so investments that have happened in china since 2003. when we start looking at the numbers in some detail here, and this is all in the study. you'll find this in our publication. the first thing that strikes us is that this is not a china that's simply cherry-picking out a very tiny number of high-tech industries. the pattern of investment inflow we're seeing is really across the spectrum of the economy. and in many cases, it matches up with the things china is best at already, not just with the things where it has no presence or no capability. so what we see is chinese firms moving downstream a bit in the industries where they're already dominant as a manufacturer. we see them doing things that pretty much anybody can do i