half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing. residents of multi-unit housing are likely to be people of color and will more likely be low-income. exposure to secondhand smoke in the homes amplifies health inequities and disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable community members. by granting relief to residents living every day with secondhand smoke in their homes is more important than ever as we continue to battle covid-19 pandemic and prepare for a flu season. we know that secondhand smoke exacerbates the impacts of many respiratory illnesses. during this time, we have asked san francisco to stay at home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely, we know there are san franciscans who can't escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i am a parent of a child who suffers from asthma or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i get no help at all if a neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for everyone to smoke

half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing. residents of multi-unit housing are likely to be people of color and will more likely be low-income. exposure to secondhand smoke in the homes amplifies health inequities and disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable community members. by granting relief to residents living every day with secondhand smoke in their homes is more important than ever as we continue to battle covid-19 pandemic and prepare for a flu season. we know that secondhand smoke exacerbates the impacts of many respiratory illnesses. during this time, we have asked san francisco to stay at home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely, we know there are san franciscans who can't escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i am a parent of a child who suffers from asthma or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i get no help at all if a neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for everyone to smoke

half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing. residents of multi-unit housing are likely to be people of color and will more likely be low-income. exposure to secondhand smoke in the homes amplifies health inequities and disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable community members. by granting relief to residents living every day with secondhand smoke in their homes is more important than ever as we continue to battle covid-19 pandemic and prepare for a flu season. we know that secondhand smoke exacerbates the impacts of many respiratory illnesses. during this time, we have asked san francisco to stay at home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely, we know there are san franciscans who can't escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i am a parent of a child who suffers from asthma or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i get no help at all if a neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for everyone to smoke

half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing. residents of multi-unit housing are likely to be people of color and will more likely be low-income. exposure to secondhand smoke in the homes amplifies health inequities and disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable community members. by granting relief to residents living every day with secondhand smoke in their homes is more important than ever as we continue to battle covid-19 pandemic and prepare for a flu season. we know that secondhand smoke exacerbates the impacts of many respiratory illnesses. during this time, we have asked san francisco to stay at home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely, we know there are san franciscans who can't escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i am a parent of a child who suffers from asthma or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i get no help at all if a neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for everyone to smoke

half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing. residents of multi-unit housing are likely to be people of color and will more likely be low-income. exposure to secondhand smoke in the homes amplifies health inequities and disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable community members. by granting relief to residents living every day with secondhand smoke in their homes is more important than ever as we continue to battle covid-19 pandemic and prepare for a flu season. we know that secondhand smoke exacerbates the impacts of many respiratory illnesses. during this time, we have asked san francisco to stay at home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely, we know there are san franciscans who can't escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i am a parent of a child who suffers from asthma or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i get no help at all if a neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for everyone to smoke

the best multi-managers can charge what they want.onnie: what about headcount overall in the industry? is it on the decline or just moving around? also address compensation. ilana: it is about who is growing. multi-managers have an infinite appetite for talent, so they are always growing. , they don'ter funds have as much capacity, so it is not so much a function of are they doing well or not. it is to an extent, but they cannot continue to add headcount because there are capacity issues. aereas multi-managers, it is constellation of hedge funds. compensation -- this will be an interesting year. so well.unds have done ironically, that is what is tough for founders to figure out, how do you pay someone at a fund that is up 50% when they have been one of the key drivers of that performance? that is a big number that they are due this year. the way the industry works for single manager funds, more senior people have more points in the fund, and then there is a bucket. if you are responsible for the $10 billion fund that is up 50%, and yo

half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing.idents of multi unit housing are more likely people of color and more likely to be low income and exposure to second-hand smoke impacts our most vulnerable community members. providing relief out to residents living every day where second-hand smoke in their homes is more important than ever. as we continue to battle of covid-19 pandemic and be prepared for few season. second-hand smoke exacerbates the impact of these respiratory illnesses and during this time, why we have asked our assistance to say home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely in their own most likely their own homes and we know san francisco can escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i'm a parent with a child who suffers from asthma, or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i can get no help at all and if any neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for anyone to smoke inside their own unit regard

multi literal event with a lot of important global topics. and it's not about saudi arabia. russel's bureau chief al xander phenomena, thanks so much owes on this day, november 22nd of 2005, exactly 15 years ago today, and glimmer of hope was 1st sworn in as germany's chancellor, when the country's crisis manager in chief wraps up the final year in office. she will have equalled the record of her late mentor. helmut kohl for the longest serving chancellor in german history. and after a challenging decade and a half in office, she looks poised to go out on a high note president angle america, 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 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 pe

you can see flames shooting from the windows and roof of the multi story building.is at university and shattock west of the cal campus. new video from citizen shows a huge police presence at the scene. streets in the area are closed and no word on when any evacuations have been ordered from the surrounding buildings. another look from san francisco and that is from the top of the sales force. got a crew on the way to the scene in berkeley. we will keep you posted on the latest. >>> three, two, one, zero. and liftoff. >> hours ago nasa launched a new satellite into space from the air force base on the central coast. central 6 michael fry lick with the global sea levels. a two prong mission. >> twin satellite will be launched in space in a 2025. the sentinel 6 will use radar to provide realtime measures of the heights tracking changes in the height down to mere centimeters. that high precision data will help scientists understand the cause and effect of sea level rise around the globe. researchers chapessessing sea level rise is urgent task. some cities like miami alr

event rather than a multi—hour event. multi—day event rather than a multi-hour event.0pm for our us election special results programme on bbc one and the bbc news channel and you can follow all the expert analysis online as the results come in at bbc.co.uk/news and on the bbc news app. however long it takes. let's return now to our main story, and the new lockdown for england. how does it feel to face another "stay home" instruction in an area of england where the instances of the virus have been relatively low? the fairness of that was part of the reason the government had resisted a national lockdown. our correspondent duncan kennedy has been speaking to people in winchester in hampshire. it's home to 125,000 people. and is one more place that has endured covid. so when you ask people in winchester what they think of this week's new lockdown, the first thing you hear is resigned weariness. boring, boring. to go through it again? boring, yeah. but places like winchester in the south of england haven't seen the kinds of covid numbers areas in the north have experienced

because the trumpet ministration has absolutely re now it's multi-lateralism on climate on the iran treaty on very important arms control treaties and i think there will be much rejoicing the chance is always discreet restraint she probably won't show it but there will be much rejoicing here that even if things are going to be made challenging transatlantic say when it relations the fact is we're going to see a return to much more predictability in multilateralism talks with us a little bit about what has been happening in the past 4 years because the german chancellor trump they haven't exactly have the best for they should chip we have in the snow in fact that book from john bolton from the former security national 6. already advisor for donald trump who then spilled all the beans in his tell all book he said that trump looked down on the chancellor i don't want to do too much of that psychologizing speculation but many people say trump has a problem with strong women it got off to a difficult start right with the very 1st visit that the chancellor made in washington where trump g

a multi—billion pound fund awarded £25 million to robertjenrick‘s constituency of newark. "i helped to secure a £25 million towns deal which will make the town centre a more attractive place to spend time in," despite claiming to not have been involved in any decision about newark on the andrew marr programme, on 11 october, 2020? newark was the 16th most highly—ranked town in the east midlands to be a beneficiary of the fund, and we supported 19 places in the east midlands. there's absolutely no reason why a minister should disadvantage their constituency. anyone who travels to work by train will know that once—crowded commuter services now carry a fraction of their pre—pandemic passengers. the commons transport committee questioned railway operators about how the industry would have to change to lure its customers back. we were down to as low as 5% of passenger numbers in the very early part of the pandemic. and typically, across the industry, we're around 28%—30% during the current english lockdown. so, of course, we've adjusted services from a point of view of demand a

the charges are linked to a multi-million dollar government project. while he was a provincial leader, my gosh, only denies any role in the alleged scam. 7 others have been charge live to find a male who is outside of a courthouse in bloemfontein. a family there are high profile suspect in court today. remind us 1st, what this case is all about, and how much is said to be involved. all the case goes back to about 20142015 when the small $2000000.00 learnt of between $15.00 and $20000000.00 was awarded to a joint venture here in the free states. and that was to remove, identify, and remove as best as sheeting from grooves in the holmes in this province. it turns out that was never done and some of the work that was done, which basically was just an assessment amounted to just a team of that amount. and it appears that based on the charges put before some of those a radio restored and what a smoker, who at the time was the premier of this province, it appears as if that money was instead funneled through various companies, various sub contractors, and in

half of san franciscans live in multi-unit housing. residents of multi unit housing are more likely people of color and more likely to be low income and exposure to second-hand smoke impacts our most vulnerable community members. providing relief out to residents living every day where second-hand smoke in their homes is more important than ever. as we continue to battle of covid-19 pandemic and be prepared for few season. second-hand smoke exacerbates the impact of these respiratory illnesses and during this time, why we have asked our assistance to say home to slow the spread of covid-19 and asked children to go to school remotely in their own most likely their own homes and we know san francisco can escape the smoke in their homes during the day and aren't able to breathe clean air. if i'm a parent with a child who suffers from asthma, or a person recovering from covid-19, right now i can get no help at all and if any neighbor is smoking every day right next door or downstairs. it's legal for anyone to smoke inside their own unit re

the lion city's operator has teamed up to deliver asian multi-asset solutions.'s discuss this and more. the singapore exchange ceo, loh boon chye. thank you for joining us. tell us how this is going. >> it is going very well. we have launched a new series of 100%cts that cross almost of the gdp. our most recent launch was one of the most successful we have had just in the short span performance. a good amount of liquidity. hours in terms of hours, helps investors in asia. juliette: telus as well a little bit about -- sorry. i wanted to ask you a little bit about the partnerships you have coming through. we understand there is a lot going on. it is a broad partnership. partnership tohe a much higher level. fixed income listed real estate and products with esg. working on our reach and launching futures. we launched with ftse, the world's first ever chinese government bond etf. it has now crossed over $1.1 billion u.s. dollars, the world's largest. >> we are looking at a chart for terminal viewers, showing the singapore exchange to the hong kong exchange. the hong

so no more multi-ballots after the civil war. parties begin to nominate speakers in formal caucuses. it becomes a binding caucus. there then becomes the question over whether the new arrangement will stick, and it does. and we are off to the races. after 1991 -- so, just to talk about the transition for a second. speaker reed, again, an important moment in history when speaker reed basically codifies both by force of personality, by theory of government, and by changes in the rules, really codifies the control of the floor by the majority party leadership. so, you now have kind of this bundle of a nominating caucus where the majority party works out its problems privately. they come to an agreement about who is going to lead. the vanquished get really good promises, and you go to the floor unified. and that is basically the form that is kind of the system we think we still have right now, in 1891. so after 1891, it's pretty much one ballot, except for 1923, when there was a progressive stalwart split nine ballots to elect gillett

morgan asset management's global multi-asset strategist.at we have seen this week and your stance on it. stocks,lloff in tech growth names, a move into value some say is here to say. others say don't make that call yet. what is your assessment of what we've seen this week. >> thank you and good morning to everyone. i think it is very important to be watching this rotation. we've been talking about it for see an and while we can the economyphase of supporting a rotation, we also see the secular story in technology being very much intact. come out of our long-term capital market assumptions that look ahead for years and the 15 secular story for technology remains very much in place, but on a cyclical basis, there is an argument to support value and especially cyclical markets. we don't think about it as tech of theother parts sectorial composition. we think about complements and so we do like cyclical markets, but we are not necessarily expecting tech to be a loser in this scenario. had, the news flow we've secular --s a there is still a lot

multi-strategy -- multi-asset strategist at societe generale joins us. we are extolling the virtues of bullishness. how do you want to be positioned? a bit of a rumble and then yawn on credit, but you are still a buyer of equities. theyrrently in markets, tug-of-war between the covidterm outlook of new cases, how long it will take to vaccinate people, and the more medium-term outlook, which is constructive, which the fact that at this point, the l-shaped recovery from any scenario, we will be focused standpoint, one thing to keep in mind is compared to other cycles, you will have slightly more impetus versus previously because of the low interest rate environment but also the fact you are looking for bond proxies that could protect the portfolio. at this point, the equity space could continue to perform well, even if i think by the end of the year it is unlikely investors will move fully risk on. divergencee see this between bonds and risk assets. is that set to continue? we haven't seen the vaccine news upend that at all? casee: it hasn't been the on th

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working through multi-lateral organizations like the u.n. work with our allies particularly in the challenge of containing china. i think you'll see a lot some of interaction with allies in that indo pacific region. it harkens back to an old approach. everything suggests that this administration come up is going to be sma of a return to the norm, if you will, over what we've seen for the last several decades. >> i want to bring in some viewer questions. mark comments that he says jail trump and lead him in cuffs out of our house. that does bring me to the question, what are the chances that he will get prosecution after he leaves the white house? he's been protected. well, you know, as commander in chief? >> there's two levels. one is a state level potential investigations that we're hearing about out of the state of new york, for example. i have no doubt those investigations will continue for potential violations or issues relating to state law. as far as federal prosecutions go, that's going to be up to the president-elect and joe i would

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their products. >> roper technology, this is what you call a mull i de-industry -- multi-industry companydea how to describe how its various businesses go together. the one i think you're talking about is highway tolling, electronic tolling where you and i live, we call that ez pass. they have different names for it around the cub. that's one business. there's another business that makes equipment for prostate procedures. i'm trying to imagine what the sunergys are there, and i can't come up with it. [laughter] that's probably why i'm not an investment banker. here's something more important to know about roper, the stock has returned more than 460% over the past dad. that's almost double9 what the s&p 500 has done. lately, the company has been focusing an acquisition on niche software companies that generate a lot of free cash flow. and investors really seem to like that. the stock trades at 24 times this year's projected free cash flow. next year wall street expects free cash flow to ruse by 15%. to rise by 15%. jack: software does continue to heat the world. ben, another trend that is

the national association of realtors said it pushed buyers to multi-generational homes or those withwo or more adult generations living under the same roof. and that's motivated sellers to move faster. purchases of multi-generational accounted for 15% of sales in march compared to just 11% before the pandemic began. buyers who purchased after march were more likely to move to the suburbs and also more likely to pay more for that home regardless of the location. >>> and you can go to chipotle's newest restaurant in new york state, but you won't be able to stay there even after the pandemic. the burrito chain is opening a new store this weekend that is exclusively for pickup and delivery orders. customers will have to order through chipotle's website or app. the digital orders rose more than 200% last quarter. marcus and laura, one of the things that i do. i just order it online and then i send my husband to pick it up. i don't have to move at all. >> we're going to start calling you princess bertha. i love it. >> your highness. >> all hail queen bertha. thank you. >>> well, happening

it's called, as you know, caucus multi local artists, also known as the fox tape worm. its larvae grow for years unnoticed and destroy the liver or other organs. in many cases, it's fatal on treated. it can kill you, bianca. betsy ross is only alive now thanks to an operation that removed large parts of her liver and diaphragm. so degraded, i might not survive. looking back, she started getting the 1st warning signs about 10 years before her diagnosis. over the years i had circulatory problems as a comb, you know, dizziness, high blood pressure, and then blood pressure fluctuations. we often had to call an ambulance because i collapsed. what she didn't realize was that parasitic larvae were growing in her organs. examination showed that there was something wrong with her liver, but the doctors assumed it was an alcohol problem. with let's say you are the last year before it got really bad. my liver values were borderline, wildly about there to cleanse that. so they probably thought i drank a lot, but in fact, i didn't drink much alcohol and i didn't smoke. oh no. non-sp

we are witnessing how a uni polar world order is transforming into a multi-polar one. it's a very painful process that soul center of power that used to reign alone is now pushing back against the change, consciously or subconsciously. i don't know. it's fighting this process. the formally dominant center finds it extremely hard to adapt to this new world order. that's why the whole system of international law is breaking down. international institutions are crumbling as well. there are those who are trying to challenge international institutions day and night. the mandates of some institutions get undermined, or others grow in importance. and some of them actually cease playing any role at, all. which ones, let's not go into that. the u.n. the u.n. has always been the only universal international institution that we can't do without. it's the u.n. and the security council with the 5 nuclear weapons states that hold veto power. i think you know vladimir putin's position on that issue. the u.n. is the cornerstone of global security. a new gold rush is underway and gonna

think this behavior is not very surprising when you know how little respect he has for multi lateral events and groups such as the g 20 xandra riyadh's, human rights record as part of the conversation in the lead up to this summit. but have world leaders formally rice, the usu with saudi arabia. no, with saudi arabia's human rights record. it's not officially on the agenda. some leaders indicated, this issue is going, it's being talked about in by literal talks. and i also asked the you commission how they are going to handle this topic and was told that this is a multi national, multilateral event, with a lot of important global topics. and it's not about saudi arabia. russell's bureau chief, oleksandr phenomena, thanks so much. well, as on the bimah 22nd of 2005, exactly 15 years ago today, and glimmer of hope was 1st sworn in as germany's chancellor, when the country's crisis manager in chief wraps up her final year in office. she will have equalled the record of her late mentor. helmut kohl for the longest serving chancellor in german history and after a challenging decade and a

that means that, you know, multi-trillion dollar rescue package simply isn't necessary. now joe biden is saying, no, we're in for a dark winter in the united states and, you know, we do need a multi-trillion dollar package. he doesn't seem willing to wait for a vaccine to decide either way. you know the dark winter as you say, robots, as always, rob, thank you. we're just as the coronavirus can mean the symptoms for some people i see you and death for others. its impact on the economy has also been very mixed. here in europe, spain is considered the e.u. member, hardest hit. but before the pandemic, spanish g.d.p. was growing at almost 3 percent, much better than its neighbors. but in the 1st 2 quarters of this year, when travel and tourism, the lifeblood of spain's sunshine, economy came to a standstill. the economy tanked putting the country into its worst recession in more than 80 years and the poor you were. when the crisis began, the poor, your chances became of staying album, poverty seemingly endless queues from food in the streets, working class district. oh my g

you can see the representation of island house just to the right of the multi. just behind these houses are famous elizabeth and houses. they are called jetty because each floor is sticking out from the one underneath. that is a jetty house. if you want to turn around -- if you want to see the docking stores. it's politically incorrect, but a historical fact as far as we are aware. it would have brought not just nagging wives, they would have brought all kinds of convicts down here. they would have been stopped, some of the offenders would have been put into stocks. some of them -- at the moment, we have southern harbor at low tide. if the lady at the end would be dumped, she would be dumping mud as opposed to water. it is not that accurate. if you turn over to you right and look up, you will be able to see the location of plymouth castle. plymouth castle may have been more in the state of ruin then we show here. you can see where you're looking now, that are in the distance, that is an out of date house. that is the only piece of the castle that exists today, t

it's linked to a multi-million dollar government project. one magazine surely was a provincial leader. he denies any role in the alleged scandal. 7 others have been charge. let's go straight to family to miller, who is outside the courthouse in bloemfontein forest. so a high profile suspect in court today. family. remind us 1st, what this case is all about and how emotionally said to be involved. hopefully this goes back to about 20142015 when the local government here in the free state awarded this multimillion dollar contract amounting to between $15.00 and $20000000.00, awarded the contract to upgrade venture. but it appears that rather than doing the work that they were supposed to reach, was identifying homes that had as business roofing, which is wrong to people rather not gentrified those homes. and removing that reefing, it feels as if that money was siphoned off to subcontractors. and it's alleged that they smuggle, surely he was the premier of this province at the time. and at least a $1000000.00 of that money. there are a number o

democrats are pushing for multi trillion dollar package but republicans say pandemic relief needs to be targeted and most expensive should be highly targeted. very similar to what. >>i put on the floor both in september senate majority leader mitch mcconnell maintains a multi-trillion dollar covid relief package won't make it through the senate sense to me. >>that snag congress up for months is still there. >>the back and forth among lawmakers comes as the u.s. broke a record for more than 130,000 new covid cases on tuesday, reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>video sharing app tiktok is asking a federal court to intervene as trump's shutdown order looms now under that order to talks chinese owner has until today to sell its operations. now trump gave his blessing in september on a proposal that would place tiktok under the oversight of american companies oracle and walmart however tiktok says it has received no clarity from the u.s. government about whether its proposals have actually been accepted. well popular ring is recalling roughly 350,000 or bills because of a fire

the challenge of the resistance is a multi- challenge. we consume antibiotics when we should not. we do not consume it in a way that's often prescribed so you would take it for two or three days and then stopped taking it instead of taking it for five days and we overuse them by a massive amounts in agriculture, animal farming and sort of plant agriculture and on top of this, we are unwilling to change behaviors. you go to the pediatrician and you nudge the pediatrician to give your kid and antibiotic even when they don't need it. antibiotics are worth-- available over-the-counter's and where i grew up in pakistan so that creates a perfect storm during by evolution which darwin predicted, by hubris of governments and in many cases physicians and human behavior, so combining all that we have a situation where hundreds of thousands of people all over the world are affected. the us is a conservative estimate putting the number at about 35000, but the average number is larger. the bigger issue is that the reimagined healthcare would be a effective, elective surgery, c-section, going t

this region bordering mexico abounds with large multi-generational families. previous infection, spikes have followed holiday gatherings, and thanksgiving is around the corner. andrea cortez is among 15 in her family who contract it cove it. so it was a domino effect. my grandfather, my grandmother, my grandmother got my mom and my r. . and then my mom, my father or her grandfather did not survive. now he's among the more than $700.00 people in el paso who've died of cove it joined by more souls each day. how did you, castro, al-jazeera houston? germany has dampened hopes that a 4 week locke's own will and plans will, than 20000. infections were recorded on friday, the highest daily surge since the outbreak began. the chancellor will meet with state leaders on monday to review the current local time, which was choose to be lifted. at the end of the month. any of germany's renowned christmas markets have already been cancelled. and within $300.00, drones have lit up the sky in south korea's capital in an effort to boost morale. during the pandemic, the drones f

another thing they have in common multi-class share structures which are quickly becoming the norm.lie picker joins me now with more details leslie >> kelly, that's right it may sound like a first class problem but founders are increasingly collecting investor cash while giving them unequal investigate rights and it's not just your run of the mill dual class share structure. we're talking now triple and even quadruple classes are becoming more mainstream just in the last few days, for example, is door dash said they are going public are class "a," "b" and "c" stocks in recent years issuers have gotten more classes with their share classes and earlier this year there was an "f" share that allowed them to maintain voting are rights individual investors are often opposed to relegated control and multiple classes of stock can lead to weaker governance, less security and in certain cases underperformance companies argue that these structures prevent management from bending the short-term needs of the market giving strategies time to play out. kell >> appreciate it the jury is still out o

are watching it closely, rick, thank you, sir it's time now for today's power movers we start with multi-plantechnology for the health care industry we brought you the story yesterday when they were blasted saying multi-plan, which was supposed to report after the bell today they removed their release and conference call up to this morning, the ceo called the allegations completely false still multi-plan shares are off about 10%. next xpeng said it delivered 8,500 vehicles in the quarter. shares up are 40s% today neo, fisker all higher tesla down 1.5% down the gap telling nbc the company saw a dramatic increase in sales of khakis. why? because msnbc's steve for khaki discloses he gets his khakis from the gap we saw plenty of those khakis on election night. >> maybe the country is people are buying from the gap and b buying them because a news personality is wearing the khakis killy, oh, my goodness. >> maybe they should buy your outfit today. >> thank you i am sure we will see that flying off the shelves. >>> moving on. sony firing the latest shot in the console wars releasing the playstation