the atm comes out of ncr in dayton. self checkout. we have tried through photographs and are graph -- and artifacts show the range of innovation that has come out of this city and the companies located here. john h patterson is a very intriguing character and i would use the word character. his personality i think is part of why he was so successful. he was very driven and he did not take no for an answer. it really does come down to that take no prisoner, my way or the highway way of business he had. he turned a company that manufactured a product that no one did into a company still around over 125 years later. >> we continue our look at american business leaders with industrialist john roebling, the man behind the construction of the brooklyn bridge. he designed and manufactured wire rope, a widely used -- widely used during the american industrial revolution. in 2008, the brooklyn bridge had a 125th anniversary party that the city of new york threw. mayor bloomberg presided over it and he said the brooklyn bridge was the icon of n

we had them on ncr. register upstarts like touch bistro, upserve, revel you can play these guys off each other which is bad news for toast's pricing power or lack thereof. they timed this market right when toast did a private fundraise in february last year, immediately before the pandemic, the company was valued at just under $5 billion in today's ipo price at 40 was called at $20 billion. when the stock opened at 65 and change valued at $32 billion that is lunacy sure toast should be worth more than it was prepandemic but is it really worth six times more even if you assume the company can keep growing at 105% clip. that would translate to $1.69 billion in sales this year that would mean trading at 19 times sales which is -- if everything went right and that's extraordinarily expensive, plus i don't think the company can keep growing at 105% clip. they were up against very easy comparisons the first half of the year if toast grows slows to 75% in the second half, still something many companies would ki

he tells me ncr's take about 20 minutes or so for border patrol agents to process while an nta intakep are horrible, it's third world light conditions down here . they wanted cleared out as fast as possible. you can look at our drone instills you the size of this camp, saturday morning it was about 15,000 inside it's now down to around 6,000. they're getting as many people out as they can, but the ministration song made it sound like all these people we're going to be sent back to haiti, don't come here because you're not going to get incoming you not going to get a chance to stay and that is not true. under this administration catch and release has been happening since the biden administration came into office. the national border patrol council says more than 600,000 illegal immigrants have been released into the country ever since the biden administration came into where this isn't something that just started right now in del rio. we have been at the border all year long and have shown the images in mcallen, texas a busload after busload after busload of migrants being dropped off