and adam newman watched travis do this.many other companies the founders and get instead of one vote per share they get ten votes per share. it would really solidify their power. so we understand there was some pushback at times are questions around each step of the way was whether to give adam this extra control. quickly it was a shrugging shoulders may be a conversation about it. ultimately let them get the control. with that we saw every step of the way he acted. it technically puts a board of directors and a lot of investors in backseat drivers. they just can't do too much control the company. eat some of the insolvent act like this. adam would take money out of the company. the other company investors say we haven't seen this in other companies we haven't seen founders taking this much out or investors taking this much cash out. there's a shrug of the shoulders there's so much leading into that up until the non- ipo that never went anywhere. even on the board they took their cues from adam. you had three directors that

newman did lie on air. he was a liar very clearly by definition and at the same time stated the evaluation is much more based upon our energy and spirituality than it is [inaudible] i struggle so in a lot of ways he lied in his defense they would say the profitability. it wasn't. outright fraud. it was just changing the truth and making these things something else and masterfully manipulative, whatever t it was. but the numbers if you want to invest even if they don't have the same rules as private market companies, there was a lot and they could see that they wouldn't live up to thehe hype t had before and it probably wouldn't. >> in the intro, we talk about smart people doing dumb things. pretty core that is court to the story. he puts the macro environment taught mixed together to have smart investors to see this as something that it clearly was not. and that was hisin power in a wy that wouldn't have happened if it were ten years earlier. sort of just this lining of the stars that allowed it all to happ

newman quickly became what it remains today, one of the south's finest college prep schools. bessie excelled in every subject. she graduated from newman in 1925 as a 16-year-old leader who was comfortable in a co-ed setting, competing, succeeding, and winning respect. besides leading the debate club and the girl's student council, bessie was valedictorian and won a coveted scholarship to a college which was then tulane's coordinate college for women. she spent two years there, ranking among the top ten in her class, but the audacious bessie wanted more. she decided to attend law school, something no other girl from the orphanage had done. as tulane law school's only woman at the time, bessie felt isolated and self-conscious. when a professor lectured about a case involving an accident in a men's bathroom, no one in the class wanted to discuss the facts of the case. they were embarrassed to use the word toilet in mixed company. when one poor fellow finally blurted out washroom, they all sighed with relief. in june 1930, at age 21, bessie completed her liberal arts and law stud

adam newman, what he did i think was a addition, don't look here, here.le looked here and he would say the members are going to be big. if you look back, you can see the i metrics in their previous productions what they hit. in ay lot of ways yes, he vied and the truth wasn't there, some people in his defense told us the probability they will say there's an asterix and whether or not i believe it but it was not outright fraud, it's just changing the truth and making think something else and masterfully manipulative or it was if you wanted to invest in the company even if the private market don't have the same roles, there's a lot and what's going to happen before so you would think about that. >> talking about smart people doing dumb things, i think that's court of the story. keep us the macro environment mixed together to have smart investors, not all but some see this as something that was clearly not. that would not have happened if you were ten years earlier, just couldn't do it, a lining of the stars. >> you put eloquently in the book, deception of i

and adam newman watched travis do this. so many other companies instead of one vote per share they would get 10 votes for share and solidify their power so we understand that there was some pushback at times for questions around whether each step of the way was whether to give adam this extra control and quickly, it's kind of a struggling on the shoulders or maybe conversation about it but they ultimately let him get his control and with that, we fought every step of the way we saw the way he acted. it's technically puts board of directors and a lot of investors in backseat drivers. the two that extent you can't do too much to control the future of the company and each step of theway we saw them act like this . adam would take money out of the company and things that other companies, investors would say we haven't seen this in other companies, we don't see others with this much money out before other investors can cash out but it was like ashrug of shoulders . there's just so much of that eating up until the very non-ipo th

congresswoman newman, good evening. welcome. >> good evening, thank you for having me. >> where do the members of your caucus stand on the handshake-bipartisan plan, at least as it appears right now? do you feel like you know enough about it to take a position on it? or are you, still, waiting for more details? >> well, the devil is in the details. and i just want to make a quick correction, from the journalist that was just on. very quickly, we're not playing politics. we are -- we are keeping our commitment that, in fact, madam speaker and our caucus has shared, on multiple occasions. so it's no surprise, and we're not playing politics. in fact, we need that budget resolution prior to signing off on anything. and we also have to see that this infrastructure bill is doing what we need to do. it can't be a bill that is this 1950s-style antiquated let's go throw cement at things. this has to be a forward-thinking, bringing our economy into the 21st century around climate action. and making sure that we're supporting tran

hear over the course of reporting the book, we kind of learned about such positive coverage and adam newmanssed with elegant because he couldn't understand why he didn't get it was so frustrating private journals coverage, it was funny to hear those stories recaptured over the course of reporting our book, why doesn't the publication get it, what wrong with him in the journal? front house get how wonderful we are. >> and vindicating so thank you for providing that context. none ofdi these debacles happend in that, there's a lot of public factors. this story could not have happened if there weren't a lot of external things going on in the world outside of this but specifically, this kind of begins the story so i have the macroeconomics, one was the supply-side, a proliferation of businesses. if you had contemporaries at the time dropping out of corporate law or wall street given what was going on, and start properties. i saw it the new york scene with an arrival at silicon valley, she had liberalist startups, office space was less expensive because of the financial crisis, real estate focuse

newman will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will vote yes on s. 325. madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yea on s. 325. madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote yea on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. garamendi of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member desi

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had through the lower valuations in europe, but actually signs on par with the best in the u.s >> newmanfore i let you go, i i want to get your quick thoughts on the meteoric rise of moderna. its market value rose from $6 billion to around $200 billion at its peak. does that rally make sense to you? >> it's a tough play i would confess it feels frothy. mrna has a long way to go with vaccine development. that is not to understate the fantastic work moderna has done. i look at that as the sentiment on the sector as a whole the prospect of what moderna can do across the health care sector with mrna platform it is a competitive field, of course not the only company out there with this technology we will wait to see what happens with that. >> all right newman, great to speak with you. thank you for joining us on "street signs. >>> still ahead on "street signs," china's port still remains closed putting pressure on the shipping industry we'll have more next introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mob

and i said lucy newman has this report. one that does this modern home and bumper a so which one? happy one that was before the entire fabric. theodore family. port coven, 19 last year. first the grandparents will put into intensive care. then the ambulance came for 40 year old, caring for utah, a paramedic mother of 3, and the main caretaker, a young, the hooky. yes you are. that was, she told me she was going to die, that she knew it because she worked in the hospital with me. as many chilion households, there is no father in this story. helen was 20 for 23 days. she cared for her 5 year old brother, 15 year old sister, and then one night they called to say that my mother wasn't doing well. and at 545, she fainted and she died last minute. they were left to own their own. all 3 children have been suffering from depression and severe anxiety. the family's income has disappeared. the worst of all says helen is the absence of professional emotional support to deal with the trauma, trait of summer love. we are isolated. there are thousands of us out there. but no one knows for sure

elizabeth newman was a senior homeland security official under trump. she today publicly confirmed olivia troye's account of how this happened inside the trump administration. at the highest levels the trump administration deliberately sabotaged visa process for these allies, which is why so many of them have been stuck all this time. some of this has been hiding in plain sight. in 2019, a federal judge ruled that the trump administration actually broke the law by radically dragging out the process of administering these, and refusing to give answers to afghans and even members of congress who were inquiring on behalf of afghans who had worked with u.s. troops. and who had applied for the special visas. a federal judge ruled that they broke the law by breaking the system, so that these visas would never get processed. it was hiding in plain sight that the system was broken under the trump administration. but still, it is another thing altogether to have senior officials from inside the administration say yes, that process was broken. it was broken delib

to see a newman al jazeera, valparaiso hospitals in the philippines are under strain. health authorities reported more than 14000 cases on sunday at 2nd highest daily increase. that's despite locked down in and around the capital or below reports romanella. the 10th have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs . patients and their relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency room or endure days in big ship towards coffee. 19 is back with a vengeance and is pushing hospitals and the philippines to their limit. the philippine general hospital, the country's largest public health institution has stopped accepting don corbett, 19 patients of the problem if we have a lot of non corporate patients who also are filling up our bed. and so that will demand more nurses and doctors to take care of them. so this rapid increase in the number of covey. the admissions made us realize that weekend to serve both. the situation at the philippine general hospital reflects what the health department has been reporting daily infections

as candidates are locked in america, editor lucy newman has more the most competitive presidential hopefuls in prison citizens for freedom. one of the grog was most popular opposition. parties had vowed to register a surprise last minute candidate. but it was an astonishing choice. nonetheless. oscar swell barrel, a former rebel commander who fought against president. daniel ortega in the 1980s is running with former miss nicaragua and nisa casala as his running mate. the beauty queen, better known, in fact than the ex, control army gorilla. but now it's true that i have no experience in politics, but i've joined this ticket because i want to help my people. i want nicaragua to be free. yeah, they must be, oh, there's been too much repression and harassment, nicaragua, and it's people deserve a chance to live in peace and have an election with respect unknown aggression when luis kind of young who fought alongside, ortega during the sandinista revolution and was now in exile questions solving barrels legitimacy. mike, if you're part of the problem is that he's the only candidate from his pa

are now either in prison or in a time locked america. added to this year, newman, who's been bringing us up to date from santiago, let's speak to michael shifter. he's president of the inter american dialogue. it's a us please think tank, and he's joining us live from washington dc. good to have you with us on al jazeera . that's come back to that point lucy, it was making just a moment to go off coast of vital has been able to register. and perhaps he is a surprise candidate giving his background. why do you think that that has been allowed to happen? well, i think that ortega is, is very shrewd, and he's trying to make sure that there are some candidates who do register to try to give in some genesee before the international community, which has come down very hard on him and condemned them condemned him for these detentions disappearances and the main presidential candidate tour all either arrested or in exile. so it's not surprising that there are a few candidates to. ready register, i think with the blessing of the take a regime take a dictatorship precisely to try to make his ca

obviously you have been corroborated in your account by elizabeth newman today who was at the homeland security department and in a position to know. let me ask if i got anything wrong or if i'm misunderstanding any of this. >> no, that's exactly it. i think it has just been incredibly frustrating to me to watch some of the narratives being pushed now that if trump were in office he would have, you know, rescued all of the translators and all of these interpreters and that all would be fine. it is also awful to watch the narratives saying -- secondary narratives saying the afghan refugees and interpreters aren't welcome here. i have been thinking about this. it has been bothering me the entire week as we watched scenes in afghanistan unfold. like many others who have been there on the ground, who travelled in afghanistan and have gotten to know the afghan people and know that the lifelines that these interpreters and other u.s. allies provided to us on the ground, it is hard to watch what is happening there. i guess -- i guess my point in writing the thread was watching what is happeni

. >> you play a game of what if with wework and you say i wonder if newman managed the costs more couldhey have managed to find the way into the public markets and gotten escape velocity like tesla did. managing costs isn't how the other players have done it. >> right wework's losses wereenormous even by the standards of looking anywhere you look. i do believe that. if it is a story stock, look at the environment now. there are so many people say wework macks sense coming out of the pandemic if you are investing on the big names saying the nature of work will change when we come out of the pandemic, i think there would be a lot of excitement around wework with a charismatic ceo and if the sheen hadn't come off wework i don't defend adam newman he did sort of grift they did spend so much money and so many projects and not saying -- not trying to rationalize wework but a case study of if they pulled it in a little bit could they have kept the story going and then say about other companies it might still be going. >> there's a school of thought that maybe if they went public via spac to pu

one which i think administration is continuing to dodge. >> ambassador newman, thank you.at insight. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> most welcome. happy to be with you. >>> president biden doesn't regret his decision to leave afghanistan but cost this country thousands of lives and trillions of dollars. what we've seen the past few days change how americans feel about how he's handling the conflict? (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. welcome to allstate. (phone notification) where we've just lowered our auto rates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and savings like that will have you jumping for joy. now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto ra

to see a newman al jazeera by brace ah, hello again. the headlines and al jazeera, the u. s. has reopened cavalier board after chaotic seems forced the temporary suspension of evacuation flights. thousands of people rushed onto the tarmac, desperate to escape taliban rule in his 1st address and to the taliban as soon control of capital us president joe biden conceited events unfolded quicker than expected. but went on to blame afghan forces for the taliban take over. the plan for every contingency, but i always promised the american people that i'll be straight with you. the truth is this did on fall more quickly than we had anticipated. so what's happened? have ganeth stan political leaders gave up and fled the country. the afghan military collapsed sometime without trying to fight. if anything, the development of the past week reinforce that any u. s. military involvement, i guess and now was the right decision. americans cannot and should not be friday, you know, war and dine in a war that afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves. so the un security council he

ambassador newman, appreciate you taking a few minutes with me.diplomatic mission in country but we have one sort of working on things out of country. reminds me, recently you could argue robert ford when he was ambassador to syria was sort of, that was kind of how we dealt with syria, outside the country. how does this work and how long can you really have a mission that isn't in the actual country? >> well, you can have it almost indefinitely. we had no relations with china for what, 20 or 30 years after world war ii. that's a pretty big country. how will it work? there are two different models here. one is when you still have relations with the country, you're just not resident in the country. the other is when, there are three models, when the relationship is completely broken and you don't even deal with them. and the third is when you don't have formal relations but you have another country that acts, protecting power. and in that case sometimes you may have those in there, we can deliver messages to the iran government through the swiss emb

we've seen that pretty recently in 2018 when state senator josh newman faced recall in orange county. he vastly performed the replacement candidate. kristen: hasasasas format always been like this, and is this typical or atypical when you look across the country? >> it's not atypical. there are three different types of recall formats generally. there's california's, which colorado has, which was done the same day. a number of other states have second day replacement votes so you remove the person, and then you have an election and replacement. in some states, that candidate could run as the replacement. on local levels, that person performs themselves. the other models are a new election where it's like, this person is facing a recall, but it's a new race. the third model, which oregon has, michigan has for governor, and a number of other places have, you would replace the candidate with whoever is next in line. it could be a new election, but in this case, the lieutenant governor would step into the governorship, but california doesn't have that law. kristen: it does seem like based

. >>> let's turn to ronald newman, he was the ambassador to afghanistan under president bush the taliban warning don't go past august 31st the white house saying we'll go past august 31st if we need to does losing have consequences that great >> losing has lots of consequences and we are losing, or have lost they could launch a few rockets. on the other hand, they want aid, they want long-term relations. i think it's a reasonable bet to face them down what i worry about, frankly is the administration has an enormous obligation not just to americans, but in addition, to the afghans who fought with us and all these people stunned the special immigrant visa we could have had them out a long time ago if he hadn't had a complicated bureaucratic process that takes years sometimes now we're trying to evacuate them if we pull americans out before we get out all those siv applicants, especially the ones already in kabul trying to get out, and we leave them behind, that is going to be a national shame of the first order, and if one of them gets killed, that blood will be on president biden's hands

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courtney kube who covers the pentagon for us, and ronald newman, former u.s.dor to afghanistan and president of the american academy of diplomacy as well as peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "new york times." peter alexander, start with you. we are hearing from the president this morning about the situation we are watching unfold at the kabul airport and extensive interview. what stood out? >> reporter: a series of headlines, most importantly on the ground as richard reported, the president's commitment to saying he is leaving no american behind, that u.s. troops would stay there beyond the president's self imposed august 31st end of month deadline to get troops out. he would not make the same commitment for tens of thousands of afghan allies and their families that are there. obviously the challenge still exists now to try to get these americans and afghans, many scattered throughout the country, the defense secretary yesterday saying he was not going to be leaving, troops would not be leaving the airport perimeter to go get folks. they have to

ambassador to afghanistan, ronald newman, thank you, mr. ambassador. your time. >>> republicans are twisting and turning to distance themselves from the deal that president trump struck with the taliban. the gop about-face is next. 55, 39, 71, and 43 we won! yes! noooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. i'll hold onto that. bounty, the quicker picker upper. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what

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. >> reporter: he says if newman wants to keep his job you must stay focused on the two big issues of the day. schools closing and wildfires. >> if the governor makes an effort to deal with these issues, people will stay with him. back >>> calvary chapel racked up $4 million in fines related to covid gatherings. what is the status on that? >> reporter: yes, it is $4.3 million. the county filed an amendment to drop it down to just $2.8 million to calgary, however has not paid a single penny of that yet. >> all right, thank you. >>> facebook employees will be working from home even longer. the company announced today it is delaying its return to office plans until next year. facebook hoped to start bringing people back in october but decided to push that back into january because of the delta variant. >>> meanwhile students in the mount diablo unified school district returned to in person instruction today. yesterday, the district rolled out its detailed plan. if a student gets covid in order for that to students come back inside the school and the student must have a negative covid tes