i support martina. she has done a great job so far. i support the board.e the direction from the integrated strategy to a strategy that is going to be much more agile. what martina is saying is now look at isess should this the right owner for this business, is this the right strategy for the business, what is the right operation, what is the right leadership? this is done in a completely different way than in the past. in the past it was more of a top-down strategy. now's a bottom-up strategy, thinking about every business and improving it as much as possible. financialave the strength from selling the elevator business to build operation strength. that will take a lot of hard work and speedy work. erik: what determines whether demands -- remains a shareholder or decides to sell? lars: we remain behind martina and think take -- and we think she is the right person. erickson,s talk about one of few companies that makes essential quitman for 5g, the other being nokia and huawei. market erickson have a cap of only $25 billion? lars: that is a good question.

her mother, martina falk, broke down watching the police body cam video with her attorneys. >> i can'tment. >> she's mortified. >> reporter: that's because the family believes nadia, who has a.d.h.d. and a mood disorder, should never have been placed under florida's baker act, which allows authorities to force a psychiatric evaluation on anyone, including children, deemed a threat to themselves or others. but in a sheriff's report from the school, a responding social worker said nadia was threatening herself and others, attacking staff. the district says the school followed the law, but martina falk told us she wasn't contacted about the incident until nadia was being placed in stcuy. opportunity to say, "let me get to the school?" >> no. >> reporter: there is now a push in the state legislature to amend the law. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, jacksonville. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." dangerous extremes-- millions brace for subzero temperatures. while in another part of the country, rising floodwaters send families scrambling. mee

i asked martina for a quick explanation. so, you can bet on one number.t pays 35-to-1, by the way. okay. you can bet on two numbers, which pays 17-to-1. you can bet on three numbers, 11-to-1. four numbers, 8-to-1. this is the only spot on the board for five numbers, which pays 6-to-1. lemonis: honestly, i had no clue. or you can bet on six numbers, and that pays 5-to-1. but you don't have to remember all that. and i should have stopped right there. here we go. i only lasted three spins. oh, man. ohh! 17. 32. ohh! you were close. and just like that, i was out 85 bucks. you're not coming out here to invest money to win money. you're coming out here for entertainment purposes. that's all it is. i don't feel very entertained right now. -it's entertainment only. -okay. and you only want to risk and only want to come out here with what you know you might lose and are comfortable with. generally, what are the odds of roulette? on this particular game, the house advantage is higher than most. -it is? -absolutely. it's not just roulette. the house is favored in ev

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this morning, martina falk says her daughter nadia's life is forever changed after she was committed health facility for two days. >> i felt anger. disappointment. but i think the biggest emotion i felt was helpless. >> reporter: you can see nadia here in this body cam video being calmly escorted out of her florida elementary school by police. >> is that a police car? >> yes, that's a police car. you want to ride with me? >> reporter: falk says last tuesday the school reach out to tell her nadia was throwing chairs and having a tantrum. that's when the school called a licensed medical health counselor who invoked the baker act, a florida law that allows for the involuntary detention of someone deemed a threat to themselves and others. >> no. you're not going to jail. you will not go to jail. >> reporter: but when officers arrived, officers can be heard questioning the school's decision. >> that's why i think they're pushing her buttons because when i got there, she's been so cooperative with me, and talking and sat down. she's perfect. she is fine. there's nothing wrong with her. >>

we'll unveil martina's thank you so much for speaking to al-jazeera thank you very must invite me for this conversation i've been really looking forward to this conversation because the world is that such a critical inflection point everything from the rise of china to global inequality increasing protest what some see is the erosion of democracy and i'm drawn to a word that you use a lot and that's the word fraternity what is it about fraternity that some appeals to you before i got to this war fraternity that's his psyche ward i think in today's. international relations let's just try to give to the public opinion the sense are we are in a transitional phase every time or we move from the all over war to the new war this discounter addiction period and you see this now as a a contradictory transition period absolutely i mean we all know and politician no heads of state no. we are not that we are living in 21st century is not more the 20th century but unfortunately we are trying to continue to work with the east tremendous and methodology of the all centaurian not the new one what do

they do martina not only is that rare for them to ask for help but also to admit that they've had some difficulties you know the the standing pullup euro committee here in china the top 7 leaders of this country led by xi jinping the president they said in the last day that there were short comings and difficulties in the 1st 2 ways that they are handling this crisis here so that's a big step and yes as you mentioned asking for help for medical supplies outside the country you know we heard from the national health commission just last hour to they give their daily press conference updating the coronavirus situation and just to kind of underline how how much medical supplies are needed in this crisis. one of the main things they need are these mass these and that 95 master specifically that mask that are required to protect medical workers from infection. every medical worker working around infected patients needs to replace this mass every 4 hours so you can do the simple math you know we've got thousands and thousands of infected people being treated in hospitals in rwanda in other p

. >> host: martina lopez, research director for the pure research center, thank you for theconversation . >> the south carolina primary is saturday join us to hear the candidates reaction to the results, lot coverage saturday evening on c-span, on the man at cspan.org or listen live on the free radio. >> a couple of hearings on capitol hill this week to tell you about, tomorrow, defense secretary mark esper and joint chiefs of staff care general? i will take questions about president trumps 2021 budget request for the pentagon. 10 am eastern on c-span3. thursday the head of the cec doctor robert redfield along with other government officials will testify about the federal response to the coronavirus area what live coverage at 2 pm eastern also on c-span3. online, c-span or listen with the free radio area. >> sunday, but the features conversations on us presidents and race. plus america as a superpower. starting at noon eastern time on index , a live conversation with author and white house correspondent in the land. >> i studied for this morning state university just down the road area

wu had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, tshania twain. >> i was just obsessed with shania twain.e fun ♪ oh oh oh totally crazy >> in all fields in our society women, not necessarily dominating, just rising to their true place. ♪ i feel like a woman >> as things wore on it became a great decade to be a girl. ♪ i just can't stop loving you >> after years of singing backup for stars such as michael jackson and rod stuart she exploded onto the scene in 1993 with her album tuesday nightclub. ♪ all i want to do is have some fun ♪ ♪ i got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >> radio has been so long and coming playing female artists. so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. >> female artists like sheryl crow or liz fair, even though they had success they were still routinely marginalized. there was not a lot of space in pop culture where young women's thoughts, voices, feelings were taken seriously ♪ i'm just a girl ♪ >> there was a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani. >> super tough, in front of this band of all guys. >> i'm just a girl in the world and that's al

marti martina nativatalova, she said we ought to protect them but she got clobbered. >> this is one ofngs where every one is coming from a good place. it's not like i don't want to -- it's not discrimination. it's about what is fair. equality is -- means fairness. equal opportunity across the board. if someone has genetic traits, it's an advantage. maybe it's better to compete against boys than girls. >> we'll continue to file -- >> i'd like them to have -- and i hate to say it that way. we all need to be closer groups of people. in terms of fairness or make the scholarships specific. >> dana: we'll see what the courts decide. we have a couple minutes here. so the madison metropolitan school district are doing their grades different. like a, b, c, d. they changed it to exceeding, meeting, developing and emerging. >> right. >> dana: you get to assume that every child is on the road to excellence. how is that going to work in the real world? >> it's not. here's the thing. failing is important. it's how you pick yourself up, how you get better. meant something to me. i'm sure you never ex

with owner lynn martina.ed to shuck, can, and sell oysters wholesale. >> we went from selling by the tractor-trailer loads to by the dozen. i had 20 ladies shucking, i had 40 harvesters, and we worked just about round the clock. >> how long have you guys been in business here? >> my parents were here 28 years. >> right. so 51 total? >> and my grandparents had a bait and tackle shop on the same property. >> with no wild oysters left to shuck, lynne turned her business into a seafood store and restaurant and started selling farm-raised oysters. >> it really upset my mom because she felt like we were giving up. and i said, no, mom, we're not giving up. we're just going to have to do it different. >> it's buckling on your chinstrap. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> and trying to take care of your family. >> yeah. >> local officials insist the economy is strong, but times have changed for oystermen. >> i used to oyster, oyster and shrimp. i've been on the bay since i was about 9 years old. out of 800 boats, there's three boa

my name is martina, i'm the executive director of eviction defense collaborative. just kind of thinking about everything that we have heard today, we have heard stories from the lawyers and the hard work they are doing. we have heard stories from the tenants who haven't been able to get help. we have heard stories from the tenants who have been able to get help. i think the theme here is not does this work. the theme is not will providing full-scope representation have an effect -- be an effective tool for preventing homelessness. it is a fact. it has been proven with the data anecdotally, it has been proven. tenant right to counsel is an effective, efficient and economic solution to preventing homelessness. it is not the only solution, but it is definitely one that is within the means of san francisco. we have also heard about talkind about the lawyers and the amount of work they are doing as well as the cost per lawyer. brian had the chart earlier that had the average cost per position. i would urge you to compare those costs to the costs of what is paid for with

you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls >> i rememberer best friend. ♪ the best part about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little fun ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, totally crazy >> in all fields in our society now women, i wouldn't say dominating. i think that they're just rising to their true place. ♪ i feel like a woman [ cheers ] >> as things wore on, it became a great decade to be a girl. ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded onto the music scene in 1993 with her album "tuesday night music club." ♪ all i wanna do is have some fun ♪ ♪ i've got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >> radio has been so long in coming playing female artists. so, it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. ♪ if it makes you happy >> female artists like sheryl crow or liz phair, even though they had success they were still routinely marginalized within every aspect of the industry. there was not a lot of space in pop culture for a young woman's thoughts, feelings, voices, to be res

it's on the martina si near alhambra avenue.ocked we finally got a tow truck on scene. but it is crawling in backed will on coming skyway here or other problems 17 and vying heal and one point we have several traffic is squeezing through but we still have emergency crews active northboundand southbound and vine he looks the northbound side the commute direction. that's just awful traffic backed up through scotts valley be on sims stretching out pasta tempo now look at that 88 minus out that's a major drive me just to make it into los gatos quick peek at the golden gate smooth in both directions, 35 minutes to san francisco. and no problems northbound leaving san francisco will check the bay bridge coming up next on well robin we have plenty of sunshine out there as you can see in any look across the bay sideof the golden gate tre

it's on the martina si near alhambra avenue. so at least one lane blocked we finally got a tow truck on scene. but it is crawling in backed will on coming skyway here or other problems 17 and vying heal and one point we have several traffic is squeezing through but we still have emergency crews active northboundand southbound and vine he looks the northbound side the commute direction. that's just awful traffic backed up through scotts valley be on sims stretching out pasta tempo now look at that 88 minus out that's a major drive me just to make it into los gatos quick peek at the golden gate smooth in both directions, 35 minutes to san francisco. and no problems northbound leaving san francisco will check the bay bridge coming up next on well robin we have plenty of sunshine out there as you can see in any look across the bay sideof the golden gate tre just a second ago. >>as ll as from north bay here, lots of blue to the skies that'snothing unfamiliar that's all we've been seeing this week is sunshine and we're going to keep i

that's right martina in terms of ties with ethiopia and exchange of. this is the gateway if europe is the gateway to china about more than 30 flights a week 5 distillations by these airlines and tremendous public pressure during the last couple of weeks on the government to stop those flights what the government has decided not to do that until now saying that strategic ties with china and the the fact that china is a is an amazing friend to africa and particularly to each opium makes it difficult for each of you to take a this season of stopping those flights at a time when china is in distress. china has. about 200 students in war han we have talked to one of them yesterday when we visited this family and they are really in dire straits they say they tell us they want to come back they are canteen they can't even go to the supermarkets to buy their food and that gives you an idea about how how difficult it is here the feeling among the families here in each of here about the situation there most of the ones being stuck there also across africa the si

yet there are a lingering questions martina over whether china is able to contain this fire as remember just a few days ago the foreign ministry spokeswoman at her daily media briefing with the foreign media in beijing admitted that china actually needed outside help an appeal to the international community for more protective medical care for medical workers and more facemask that is very very rare indeed the pictures we've been seeing on social media show as you mentioned in your introduction streets being sprayed with disinfectant in other areas being fumigated china really remains on a war footing against an enemy that of course is basically invisible we know that hospitals are being swamped yes sports stadiums and also other areas are being turned into makeshift medical centers but it's clearly not enough and what we have martine just the official statistics for the number of people who have died and the number of people who've been diagnosed what we don't know is how many people are trapped at home what medical attention but on but aren't able to simply make their way to hospital.

and that's exactly if martina does read like a script from a soap opera and the current wife of the prime minister time to bonnie is out on bail in a suit to their work concerns from the police that she was a flight risk despite that the judge presiding over the case did grant of bail and they've even been questions raised around that and the judge's ties to the prime minister tom to bonnie they have been questions around that judge previously also previously accused of misconduct and that judge's relationship and has also been criticized by all pursuits a convention the party in power and the one that tom to bonnie belongs to nevertheless. has been given a bail and she's due to appear in court in about 2 weeks time and as you mentioned the story goes back all the way to 2017 when a rather was killed at that time police say that they thought perhaps an armed gang was behind the killing killing it was they then emerge that. talked about his current wife was then questioned in fact the body himself was also questioned he's not faced any charges but since then messiah has been charged with m

my name is martina, i'm the executive director of eviction defense collaborative. just kind of thinking about everything that we have heard today, we have heard stories from the lawyers and the hard work they are doing. we have heard stories from the tenants who haven't been able to get help. we have heard stories from the tenants who have been able to get help. i think the theme here is not does this work. the theme is not will providing full-scope representation have an effect -- be an effective tool for preventing homelessness. it is a fact. it has been proven with the data anecdotally, it has been proven. tenant right to counsel is an effective, efficient and economic solution to preventing homelessness. it is not the only solution, but it is definitely one that is within the means of san francisco. we have also heard about talkind about the lawyers and the amount of work they are doing as well as the cost per lawyer. brian had the chart earlier that had the average cost per position. i would urge you to compare those costs to the costs of what is paid for with

. >> martina falk says her 6-year-old daughter has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and a mood at a mental health center away from her mother did more harm than good. >> she is traumatized. she is not herself anymore. i don't know what the long-term effects are. >> reporter: it happened here at love grove elementary school. in the sheriff's report a responding social worker said the girl was a threat to herself and others. destroying school property and attacking staff. she was removed from school and committed to a behavioral health center for psychiatric evaluation under florida's baker act. >> why was she baker acted? why wasn't she properly given the love and attention that she needed? >> reporter: duval county schools tell cbs news baker act decisions are made by a third party licensed mental health care professional and, they say, we've reviewed the school's handling of the situation and find it to be compliant both with law and the best interests of this student and all other students at the school. >> no. you're not going to an asylum. >> reporter: in 2018 in cocoa, flo

. >> pero antes un beso a martina que nos estÁ viendo en la casa te adoro, ahora sÍ seguimos con ustedes el presidente trump asegura que la enfermedad desaparecerÁ en abril. >> ademÁs un monumento a cristiano ronaldo en una de las regiones de italia, estÁ espectacular, magnÍfico aqui en "un nuevo dÍa" siempre mÁs cerca de ti ningún niño debería hacer afectado por la mal alimentaciones en su escuela. tom steyer y su esposa kat se enteraron que los niños de california no recibían alimentos frescos en las escuelas públicas, y entraron en acción. crearon una alianza con agricultores, cafeterías escolares y una organización no lucrativa. ese programa hoy sirve más de 300 millones de comidas saludables cada año. acciones, no palabras - eso es algo que los políticos en washington deberían aprender. soy tom steyer y apruebo este mensaje. ♪ ♪ >> amigos ya de regreso acÁ en "un nuevo dÍa" y recientemente lo vimos que nicole nuestra compaÑera de noticias lo comentaba y todo el mundo estÁ hablando, y tiene a todos en aleta el rÁpido ritmo de propagaciÓn del coronavirus es alarmante, desde el pasado