there was a guy that was the caretaker all winter and he called myron at home and said, myron, you haveot to come down and help me with this water coming in. he said, go down to the shop on the second floor and set up their. you will be fine. he said, i am on the second floor. [laughter] the water is up to my chest and i don't know what to do. if you know myron, he had a great sense of humor and he said get the hell out of their. [laughter] but they had these custom-built picnic benches that were heavy. it usually took three or four guys to pick them up and move them. they were in storage and weighted down with stuff. they were picked up over the fence and brought all the way to the back. tells you the force of the water. there verizon machinery and things that were there that needed to be repaired. according to myron some of the games were saved which i think is hysterical. they were under saltwater for two weeks but they were still working. [laughter] but a lot of the machinery had to be replaced and the amusement park industry is pretty tightknit. they came and helped him, people fro

just so what is, who is medical really, what was the people who full is the way, myron and critic like join us for macros. last the where are all the workers? that's what american companies want to know is they try to meet the pent up demand of a recovering economy. could more generous jobless benefits to keeping otherwise good workers from rejoining labor force. or might there be other reason also on the shows gary alternative over the source and it's trading view to cash. and on the growing popularity of beacon food products and every minute count as startups, race to deliver fresh groceries crack the dominance of big supermarket chains. flo market show, i'm sticking fiercely in berlin. new filing for jobless claims in the u. s. had another pandemic low last week. it's the latest side of the country's growing demand for labor. employers are holding onto more workers as consumption picks up. workers meanwhile, can change jobs easily without having to go on benefits. in fact, demand for workers is so high across the country that many businesses remain understaffed and desperate to find

chief justice of delaware, myron steele and one of the things the questioners asked him, can you sueagers for going woke? probably not. as he said traditional expectation you can sue a company for spending money in a way that creates a financial content. the chairman of the board signed a contract with his sister's nephew, disclosing a conflict that is bad. you consume managers for doing that but traditional understanding, for wasting money that is in a nonfinancial conflict interest. on the board of a public company, what the nature conservancy is, $100 million where environmentally companies, or decide to waste shareholder money in some ideological way that doesn't benefit me but they are not set up to recognize that but in a temperamentally conservative way i am loath to monkey, the corporate governance law something we should look at. in previous times it didn't occur to those people that a corporate executive, missing what bennett fitted him personally. we are in that era now. normally we should policy recommendations to reform regulations now, make it simpler and less expensive

here to react his retired officer myron mason. thanks for being here.his information. the report, 30,$000 for information, 10,$000 for each case including a 10 year mexican and 9-year-old victim and a 6-year-old victim. everybody watching, if they have information people need to come forward. kids should not be suffering the brunt of crime like this. absolutely horrific but you do wonder if police were able to operate at full capacity would this be a process happening a little quicker? >> we would hope so. we are down quite a few officers, 200 which is devastating to the department. jillian: what is your message to the community members out there that they want information on crimes and rightfully so and specific crimes like the minneapolis, homicides are up 113% of violent crime up 15%. police need resources to do their jobs? >> exactly and we need the community's help too. those folks to look at their kids, their family members and see what is going on. what help do they need? are they unsupervised and causing problems? jillian: what is going on on th

and the former supreme court chief justice of delaware, home to so many big american corporations -- myronsteele, and one of the questioners asked him, can we sue corporate managers for going woke and wasting our snow and his answer, probably not and probably not in delaware, and he's kind of an expert in that area, but as he said, traditional expectation is you can sue a company for spending money, wasting money, on themselves or in a way that creates a financial conflict of interest. so, if the chairman of the board signs a contract with his sister's nephew for a million dollars and doesn't disclose a conflict obviously that's bad and you can sue managers for doing that. but the traditional understanding does not let you sue them for wasting money that is in a nonfinancial conflict of interest. so, if i'm on the board of a public company and also on the board of a nature cancer -- conserve van si, and -- or i decide to waste shareholder money in some other ideologyat way that doesn't benefit me financially, the law is not really set up to recognize that, and while i'm -- in a temper litt

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