the company went into bankruptcy and adam neumann try to buy it out of bankruptcy. in itself was a great twist in the story. where things stand right now is wework seems to have struck a deal with some of its existing lenders and bond owners that would give it much needed cash. and it would allow them to come out of bankruptcy. it would be a different company then it was even two years ago. the company had more than 14 million square feet of rented space. that goes down to roughly 20 million. it is a very change the company. softbank was one of the early initial bankers. the relationship with adam neumann was stuff of legend and softbank is still plodding along trying to extract whatever it can from the massive amount of money it put into the company. host: softbank would still own a portion of wework under the deal according to our reporting. softbank would receive at least 16.5% of wework and their share could increase to as much as 36%. why does softbank want 30 six percent of wework at this point? >> because of the amount of money they put in in the first go aro

. >> president neumann here, here. >> vice president chavez here. >> commissioner shaddix here. >> commissioner sommer here. >> commissioner williams and commissioner alexander-tut is excused we have quorum next, i will administrator the other will all parties please stand and raise your right hand that plan to testify do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? acknowledge thank you, you may be seated. >> okay. next, we have land >> okay. next, we have land on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. >> (rustling of papers.) members of the public who may be lang in lang in our call in lang in our call in lang in our call in 655-0001 access code: 2664 027 4172 to raise your hand, press *3 when prompted b

istvan works with the german neumann. is a special plant, and his task is a recipe for shiny gunpowder. bring odintsov out. failed, it turns out that ishtevan continues to carry out the task, i wonder how, if odintsov is already far away? neumann said they always have a backup plan. and what plan can there be if it doesn’t work out with odintsov, the recipe for gunpowder is the technical documentation, i went with odintsov, no, the documentation should be taken away by the felteger communications group, it turns out, convoys, sack, take egor. one extra movement, i'll shoot you, sidia, we urgently need to contact the security service, which is going to the plant to get documents, warn them that they may be attacked, i’ll call you, connect me, the service with a state security lieutenant with a trumpet should be recognized by his voice anatoly vasilyevich great tkachuk on the line, great, i say , we have a group to go to the karl marx plant, there is information where they are, i understand, stay healthy, they are going to

. >> president neumann here. >> commissioner sommer here and commissioner williams here we have a quorum and commissioners commissioner alexander-tut and commissioner shaddix are excused. >> okay. >> um, next, i would like to administrator the others have office for all people will be speaking today. will all parties giving testimony please stand and raise your right >> okay. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> okay. >> thank you. you may be seated. >> okay. >> next um, we will have our land land acknowledgement. >> unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> okay. >> thank you. >> next for anyone who may be listening in and intending remotely the public comment call in number. >> public comment call-in number: 415-655-0001 - acces

adam neumann joins us now, along with deidre bosa who is in ft.derdale, florida for flow's initial launch. deidre? >> tyler, thank you very much. adam, sit nice to see you. thanks for welcoming us here for launch day. you're launching your new venture today, flow. i know you've been heads down over the last few years concentrating on developing it. i want to get into we work, which i know you're trying to buy back. but i thought we might just address the elephant in the room. some people might be surprised to see you on our screen again. what are you going to do differently this time around? >> first of all, thank you very much for coming down here to flow ft. lauderdale. it is an exciting day for us. but let's start with that. we built a global brand, we had over 10,000 employees that were so passionate. we helped redefine a category in every single thing we did had to do almost anything and everything with community. i am the kind of person that learns more from their mistakes than from their successes. so all the great things we did in the past

and fresh off my interview with former weworks ceo adam neumann, i would ask him if he would invest int new venture. we begin with dom chu and the numbers. we are drifting close to the session lows. >> just about there right now, deidre. it's been deteriorating throughout the course of the last couple of hours here, and as deidre points out, session lows right now. i'll take you through the broader cap s&p 500, which is down 75, 76 points, down 1.5% overall at 5123. so, again, this is the session low right now. we were still down 24 points, even at the session highs, so that gives you an idea of how far we have drifted to the downside here. the level that a lot of traders are watching in the s&p 500 is 5111, that represents the so-called 50-day moving average of the s&p 500, the medium term trendline. the nasdaq really pacing the declines here, down 270 points, 1.5% declines, 16,171 for the composite. the dow down 471 pointspoints, . one of the big focal points is in the energy trade. believe it or not, every sector in the s&p 500 is lower right now, but energy is outperforming, only d

fomenko, and, on the other hand, the chief of the great mystical project of the third reichanerbe, neumannefore the events took place, he, a specialist in paranormal phenomena, was able to hypnosis force an entire special group of the nkvd in howling madrid to group suicide, only ivan, resistant to the spell of all sorts of external influences, also security officers, by the way. uncle petrova fights in every possible way with the harmful foreigner, the germans manage to be the first to get to the witch girl, they teleport her across the border and settle her in a gothic castle along with the youth army of future young paranormal fighters of the abwehr, all this is very similar to hogwarts, where , in fact, a small nazi this is the place for devils. the daily routine in this very hogwarts is monitored by a nazi valkyrie, played by linda latens, and this is the laping of a healthy person, unlike the gdr series, where she played some kind of rare nonsense, no offense to the numerous fans of all this bullshit . in general, the picture is still fascinating in any case, wolves tumble there, tra

she is very short, neumann saw a tall suspicious woman, but this is not belskaya, well, his testimonytence, the cache was behind the tiles under window, what does this give us? this tells us that the killer could have been someone who previously lived in the apartment. do you know anything about the previous occupants? this is the house of the former merchant nikifar larionov, killed in 2020, we have lorionov, somewhere i saw this name, for sure, larionova margarita in the list of zavielov’s mistresses. who is this? the daughter of a merchant, was deported to siberia as a class alien element, but what’s interesting is that she was not married, and shortly before the deportation she had a daughter, well , if she is on this list, according to her father it could have been zavyalov, that is, there could have been family jewels, when she returned, she decided to take what was considered to be getting even with zavyalov, where now to look for this variona. if she’s still in the city at all, let’s say you’re right, there were jewelry in the taniki, which means they will pop up somewhere on

. >> president neumann, yes. >> commissioner sommer, yes. >> councilmember clark that motion carries. unanimously we're now in closed session it is okay. good afternoon advertised 12:47 p.m. that is the department of building inspection. >>> we are on agenda item disclose any or all discussions held in closed session (administrative code section 67.10(b). >> possession to reconvene and not disclose items in closed session. >> do i have a second? >> second. >> okay. >> now. >> okay. and just to do a roll call vicinity on that motion. >> commissioner alexander-tut, yes. >> vice president chavez, yes. >> president neumann, yes. >> commissioner sommer, yes. and commissioner williams next is he item 12. >> 12. adjournment. motion to adjourn. >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> we're not adjourned 90-day grace period it is 12:48 p.m. [meeting adjourned] meter. >> hello, i'm captain tom the coordinator for the san francisco fire department. this oversight is the three and 4 anniversary of loma linda earthquake i want to go over a few things to help you preparation building a supply kit an

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and adam neumann joins us at 1:00 p.m. >>> and we have hotter than expected cpi report yesterday withff across the board. we have bob pisani with more. >> frank, the reflation trade is back. a strong economy with earnings still strong, but inflation sticky creates a tricky narrative for investors. this is a tough environment for small-cap stocks and reits and utilities. higher rates are bad for reits. it is bad for utilities because when rates rise, treasury bonds are more attractive due to higher yields and higher rates mean increased borrowing costs for yo utilities. if utilities cannot pass on the higher costs, the equity investors have to suffer. some sectors may do well in the environment. the keys to the economy has to stay strong to prop up earnings. reflation trade means a focus on cyclical stocks, include energy, material and hospitality stocks. energy and material stocks have been rising due to higher oil in a still strong economy. other beneficiaries of higher rates are defensive stocks. i'm talking about kroger or walmart. another group that might do well is insurance stoc

key issue, limiting issue here more broadly, but it looks as though a deal has been cut, but adam neumanns not involved. let's get a market check. they are tentatively higher. we got the fed, the dollar still lower versus japanese yen, a big market move, and maybe we see some boj intervention that has so far remained silent from japan, and it is indeed muted amid a holiday trading session. let's look at what is happening on individual names. i want to show what happened in europe, because they just finished trading in europe, atos of 18%, the french government potentially stepping in with a bed for the i.t. company -- bid for the i.t. company. it has to avoid insolvency itself come up more than 18%. ses, the two funds we could see when it comes to all-important views on the coming together of ses and intel. when we once again think about a merger in these satellite businesses, the deal failed in previous attempts to combine, but we could potentially see a revival of discussions. down from 10%. remember, intercept is private. microstrategy is doing all right, and it has done particularly w

softbank have struck a new restructuring deal, spurning a competing plan from the cofounder adam neumann provide $450 million in financing for exchange in equity. the deal would see wework exit in the coming months. paul: we heard from samsung earlier and south korea's robust first-quarter earnings and initiatives are fueling faith in their stock market. how has korea's earnings season been so far compared to its peers? ishika: yeah, just for some context, foreign funds have poured about $1.7 billion into the south korean stock market in april. a stronger dollar. looking pretty good for the stock market. most other markets have seen -- the earnings season is a big driver for this optimism. nearly 70% of the companies that have reported earnings so far have posted better-than-expected results according to goldman sachs analysis. of course this morning we saw samsung adding to that with its big profit beat and returning to profitability for the first time since 2022. you also have industrials and consumer staples firms that have beaten estimates quite nicely. some examples are dim sum -- s

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fomenko, and on the other hand, the chief of the great mystical project of the third reich annarbe, neumanncide, only resistant to “until the witch girl, they teleport her across the border and settle her in a gothic castle along with the youth army of the future young paramal fighters of avver, all this very similar to hogwarts, where, in fact, little nazi imps belong. the daily routine in this very hogwarts is monitored by the nazi valkyrie katharina, played by linda lapinge, and this is the lapinge of a healthy person, unlike the gdr series. where she played some kind of rare nonsense, no offense will be said by the numerous admirers of all this bullshit. in general, the picture is still fascinating in any case: wolves tumble there, trains cross the frame with white puffs from the chimney. linda lapinch dissects the gothic a lock in trousers named after marlene dittrich with snake earrings, everything would be fine if not for the special talents of screenwriter elena vaitovich. in his childhood with... twice in several episodes he says that a big war awaits germany. lena kroshka i inform

the author of the bill, state senator jonathan neumann, claims that clear is responsible for securitylations in recent years. >>> well, this is trending this morning. a beloved former giant joins the ranks of many others nearly scared out of their shoes by an infamous san francisco prankster. >> we're talking about the bush man and hunter pence is among his latest victims. it happened as he was walking at oracle park with his wife last night. at least he stopped and shook his hand. he goes back years on fisherman's wharf. he pops out from behind the bush on the sidewalk. we're pretty sure pence was over it because the giants won 5-2. >> i've never fallen yet. >> well, it is funny when you see them and you're laughing. but then they don't suspect it. >> boom, there you go. >>> boom, there we go, another nice day. >> yeah, i guess if that's how you want to phrase it. it will be cooler for this afternoon. just a heads-up that things will be a little different and we're starting out with more clouds this morning. we will go back to sunshine later today, but at times those gusts may reach

out after and this that i thought was most fruitful was the inside of social psychologist leonard neumann says that in fact, you cannot separate ideology and situation because situations aren't given as the same to everybody. that's in a situation we read the situation, we interpret, we construct it depending upon the cultural lenses we wear so that german middle aged police from hamburg come to poland and they will read that situation differently than an italian soldier would have done, or an american soldier to certain extent. in some places they would be the same. many others they would not. so it was a false binary to to say we have either an ideological explanation or we have a situation one. or the other point which we differ. it really was the methodology, the evidence and he was so i mean, obviously many of the the men being interrogated didn't tell the truth that they lied. they covered up for themselves. and so the issue is, do you use as evidence, testimonies in which there was a huge motive beyond, all the normal frailties of human memory and using testimony any time for histo

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. >> elizabeth neumann, who has written the most perfectly titled book that we've had a chance to talkle right now. michael steele, thank you for being my wingman this hour. very nice to spend the hour with you. very nice to see you. congrats on the book. >>> when we come back, can an ex-president be charged for crimes committed while in office? that's a real question, right? it's a real question that will be decided by nine individuals, the united states supreme court justices tomorrow morning. we'll preview that big day next. stay with us. next. stay with us the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and itchy eyes, the truth may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. tamra, izzy, and emma... no one puts more love into logistics than these three. you need them. they need a retirement plan. work with p

leaders, but what else will he say, he’s not a fool, please come to my office, she’s very short , neumannis the merchant’s daughter, was exiled to siberia as an alien class element, yes, that’s interesting, is she married? i wasn’t, but shortly before the deportation, she had a daughter, well , if she’s on this list, then the father could have been zavyalov, that is, there could have been family jewelry in the tvenik. larionova, when she returned, decided to take what i had to get even zavyalov, now i just have to look for this lario, if it’s still in the city, let’s say you’re right, there were decorations in the tanika, so they will pop up... on the market, i’m sorry, what kind of jewelry are you talking about say, if we knew, grigory ivanovich, gold and silver. 34 years old, height 170 cm, light brown hair, thank you. comrade sabo, comrade captain of the state security, allow me to enter, finish these pleasantries not in the boarding house, then go to the laboratory, print out a photograph of this young lady, take it to all patrol posts, first of all to the police station at the statio

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