ping three weeks ago michael in new york called in to ask about ping identity holdings.had to get back to him. ping competes with opta in the access management space. while okta stock caught fire, ping has been less explosive the stock is back to where it peaked in february though it's not making new highs. when ping reported two weeks ago, guidance was mixed they pulled their four-year forecast. could this be an overlooked cyber security winner? i'm not sure let's dig deeper with andre duran, co-founder and c.e.o. of ping identity. welcome to "mad money. >> it's great to be here, jim. thanks for having us >> sure. it's your first time and congratulations on your september ipo. on first time we like to ask our guests to just give a little bit of an overview about what their company does so tell us about ping. >> so, jim, we are in a space known as identity security and ping is focused on helping the largest enterprises in the world, 60 of the fortune 100 secure both their employees and their customers. and as you mentioned earlier, identity security is all about enabling

. >> reporter: the first thing you should know is the ping-pong happened before the coronavirus. >> aha! this is match point. >> reporter: what are you trying to communicate? >> i won't say championship point, but match point. >> reporter: and it was sir patrick stewart's idea. >>> what exactly are you trying to convey? >> i'm just trying to convey there is a little significance about this moment. >> reporter: this one. >> because this may be the last ball we ever play. >> reporter: if you're surprised, well -- [ bleep ]. >> great game. i was thinking about jumping the net. i think that would have been too challenging. >> reporter: i was thinking about throwing the racket. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and then i thought -- >> charles xavier. >> reporter: it turns out the actor behind such sci-fi gentleman exman's xavier. >> i have no idea who i am. >> you're the man who puts me to sleep. >> reporter: and jean-luc picard captain of the enterprise is much more down to earth than his title or his accent might imply. >> it's his grandfather, romulan. and for that reason his caree

where sheeting ping's handling of the pandemic. -- xi jinping.covid—19 and they continue to get worse at the moment. they do not have a positive rationale for the relationship, economics have gone from a source of support to flexion. we disagree on the politics, we disagree on the strategic issues. —— to friction. this is actually the most dangerous and difficult moment in this modern relationship between the united states and china since it was founded in the 1970s. on that theme, richard, you have been writing in the wall streetjournal richard, you have been writing in the wall street journal and the washington post by the last few days about the lack of doctrine within the trump administration. it sorta speaks to what you had just insane. what you mean by that? what is a doctor in? what would you like to see questioning —— it sort of speaks to what you have just been saying. basic principle or basic compass from which, then specific policies are derived stop the truman doctrine, helping —— the truman doctrine, helping —— the truman doctrine me

when they don't get together for ping-pong at recess or happy hour after work? >> yeah, i'd say there's three things. first thing is you've got to do video where appropriate as much as possible. number two, you've got to unleash technology where and when, and i'll explain. number three, make sure that you actually have scheduled interactions with people. so video, everybody's using zoom, web x, go to meeting. there's a lot of opportunities to use free services as well for folks, skype, google hangouts. 30-plus people on facetime. so use video where and when possible. it's not necessarily in person, but it sure is face-to-face. secondly, there's collaboration tools. microsoft teams, slack. this is super important. our entire company and organization is constantly in these collaboration tools pinging updates, giving statuses, making sure we give each other virtual high fives and shout-outs. definitely scheduling a lot of scheduled interaction. for example, one of the things that we love to do is randomly send food to teams, all at once, so it doesn't matter if you

guest: it was like ping-pong last week. one day we were told by the majority that we were coming back to washington, in less than 24 hours they changed their minds. that is part of the issue that we have. we can come together, and we do, in a bipartisan way. we talk about how to use technology. we talk about implementing it into our house operating systems and artificial responsibilities, but at the same time we have to respect the fact that there are no rules that would allow for remote booting or the ill advised proxy voting that the democrats proposed last week. so if we are serious about governing, serious about helping the american people, we have got to get back to washington. host: tell us why you used the term ill advised proxy voting, tell us what proxy voting means and why you think it is not a good idea. guest: keep in mind, just a few short years ago when republicans took over the house in 1995, after 40 plus years of straight democrat majorities, we got rid of proxy voting. proxy voting had been abused by leade

defending beijing's response to the outbreak at a virtual world health organization assembly caesium pings said he supports a global inquiry into the response to covert $1000.00 but only once the pandemic is under control well it's definitely not under control in brazil's biggest city sao paolo where the mayor says a 90 percent of the city's hospitals are full and they could run out of space in 2 weeks meanwhile each of these shops the bars cafes and hairdressers have reopened after more than 2 months of lockdown that begins our coverage with more from paris on the proposals for a massive e.u. relief fund. well the leaders of france and germany say that the aim of this 545000000000 dollar recovery fund is to try and help revive certain economic sectors in the european union member states countries regions that have been particularly badly affected by the coronavirus pandemic now the idea is that this money would be bored of the international markets now both emmanuel mark crawl and angela merkel said that it was absolutely fundamental that the european union come together it is time and sh

you know maybe they were embarrassed but embarrassment doesn't explain it i think sieging ping believes that china should be at the top of the international system and he understood that he would not be able to do that if china were the only country that was affected by the coronavirus. i'd like to think that there was a benign explanation for this but i can't come up with one and this is more than just incompetence this is deliberate because when you start looking at all the things that china did and we haven't gone through all of them but when you look at all of the things they did it's just. it's just more wine i don't know any other word for that. we asked about beijing's influence well why what about america's response to this pandemic or how is this affecting our influence and reputation elsewhere well because the krona virus has had so many infections and so many deaths it's reflected has a reflection on american competence the image and this is something that they jim propaganda talks about all the time now i think that america's situation is not as bad as it appears but this ce

maria i know about all of the specific details about those reports but there's no question that xi-ping and senior officials in the chinese communist party were pressuring the who all the way back to december to undersell the risk of this virus. they knew in china, early on probably as early as the letter early days of december that this virus was highly contagious for humans and very deadly for some people but they wanted to -- maria: yes? >> they wanted to make sure that this in addition to saving faith that once they realized this virus would cripple their own economy that it did not remain limited china so the who has some real answers to provide the world about why they bow to chinese pressure throughout december and january and turn what could have been a local health emergency in wuhan into a global pandemic. maria: let me switch gears and ask you about your investigation into the thousands talent program. tonight on fox news we are running a special which is part of my three-year investigation into china. it will run tonight at 10 p.m. eastern to discuss china's behavior and tha

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date

joseph bang has been trading in lighting and electrical ping his current stock will only last for the next 2 months he's afraid it could push prices up affecting consumers we talk about the money to supply the demand is high deferred we get calls that called it goes as always cause what we need and then the supply is for it in the place is going to go up. huggy. consume is products from china used to arrive at ports like this one every month but there hasn't been a delivery here since the outbreak of covert 19 and local importers are blocked from traveling to china to bring in more goods now they fear the worst if the health crisis continues after march there's not even fright in the 1st place. come to know as deliver. stomach turns lend to those countries. we've got a good bit of those up you up. in some bull. so there's a big fuss. in $28000.00 alone trade volumes between ghana in china it's $7300000000.00 imports from china alone accounted for $4800000000.00 that makes john a chinese 7th largest trading partner in africa getting insta penned on chinese products and experts say gonn

like learning to play ping-pong by yourself or taking up knitting.se who are surviving best have found something that feeds their soul. for st. louis designer and photographer trenna travis, it was soil where she found solace. >> there is a certain joy in just getting your hands dirty. oh, and i've got the nails to prove it. snt the shutdown creating life where there was none. a garden, side by side with her son henry. >> i don't get a lot of one-on-one time with my son, and oh, look, i'm getting emotional. it's really been wonderful for me to have this time with him. it's been priceless honestly. i'm good at building. we'll see if i'm a good gardener. >> reporter: so while she and her son went out on a gardening limb together, inue and her husband got their hands dirty a different way. they learned to bake together in their new york kitchen. >> now you have more time to enjoy each other's company and really, really -- >> wow. >> it requires, you know, collaboration, requires time, requires working together. it's just a fun thing to do. >> reporter:

>> we are expecting the system to continue weak ping.t has weakened from its really severe cyclonic status and is expected to continue weakening as we go into friday. nevertheless it has really caused major issues as the system has moved to the north and east, and it's not just area between india and bangladesh, take a look at this video coming out from there where we saw amphan causing the stormy weather. a 9-year-old child was killed due to a landslide and a woman died having been hit by a falling tree many the natural disaster came as the country is battling the covid-19 outbreak. nine people have lost their leitc lives due to the situation. now we're talking about the impact to india and bangladesh. 236 millimeters fell. the system will continue to w k weaken we're watchingg a very unstable pattern in the balkan peninsula. and this will continue to weaken. in the meantime, we've been watching that particular pattern taking place. high pressure is controlling the pattern, and that's driving some of the northerly winds. cooler weather

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it's like ping pong balls in a box. how do you coordinate that? >> and tough times as well in san francisco, the city is projecting a $1.5 billion short fall over the next two years. >>> and there are efforts to bridge the digital divide, and students are having a hard time with distance learning, and the district is seeking $12 million to deliver access to all, and it plans to announce the details surrounding the new campaign later this morning. >>> happening today the city of santa clara is making sure all students are getting mar four p around the city, and head over to nbcbayarea.com to see the exact locations for the lunch distribution program. >>> 4:37 for you this morning. gambling on reopening. brewing battle over the casinos opening in part of the state and the action being taken. >>> you have been working from home? a growing number of americans are saying they don't want to return to the office. you are watching "today in the bay." baby's skin is absorbent. her skin could actually soak up wetness that her diaper doesn't. that's why i us

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all 14 horses don't have the same number of ping-pong balls put in the hopper.ve better times one race over the course of the career, et cetera. they have a weighted different probability. so there is some adjustments based on their track record. and also who's going to win, none of us know, we will have to see. >> bill: just a second, you haven't won this race yet, right? so what does mike battaglia do when it comes to handicapping this? >> mic approach is it like every other race that hasn't been run. he looks at the past performances and the expectations of the yards. the race actually has been run but nobody knows the results yet. but to make sure it works with the broadcast partners putting on the air, and had to be run, highly controlled and certainly as a ceo of a company can i have no idea what the actual results are. >> bill: we will see you tomorrow and what time tomorrow? >> 4:45. >> bill: i will be watching. and i will be there for belmont. so many losers. and justify the next year at belmont as well. growing up southwest ohio, you come to love horse

got the ping pong balls going. he has pots and pans and swinging pots.basically got it to go in. there you go. a little unusual, a little too much time on the hands. that is the sport he likes. >> what else do you do? you have to get creative. >> yup. back to you. >> i bet the french twist, the bat thing, the announcer, i didn't know what she was saying but i love listening to her. >> listen to it all night. >> good stuff, thank you. thanks for joining us tonight. >> good night. >> good night. ha -- i'm in. okay, well, alex has a cello lesson at 11:00, and junior congress at noon? doesn't she also have no boys at forever? don't you have an eating disorder you need to attend to? yeah, anyway, uh, we could see the 4:00 or the 6:20. oh, actually, that's no good. i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. denise? do i know denise? yeah, you know, my old girlfriend. haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you. you had a girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank yo

meanwhile chinese president xi jing ping pledged $2 billion over two years to help developing countries combat the coronavirus. >>> next, favela residents have taken to the streets to demand greater support during the pandemic. 500 marched to the state government officer in sao paulo. they complained of lack of food and water and cannot survive if they stay at home. coronavirus cases in brazil have been concentrated in the country's heavily congested shanty towns. >> translator: the government is more and more distant from us. they want us to be isolated but it doesn't help us. that is why we are doing this prootest. >> brazilian president has been accused of down playing the virus and two have vacated their posts since it began. brazil has more than 240,000 cases and 16,000 deaths. >>> now to italy where businesses including shops and restaurants are reopening after more than two months in lockdown. it comes as the daily death toll from the virus dipped below 100 for the first time since early march. italy has reported morere than 32,00000eaths inin total. the government is now allowin

. >> there is no question joining ping and superior officials in the communist party were pressuringorld health organization to under sell the risk of this virus. the w.h.o. has to answer questions about why they bowed to pressure. jon: a bombshell report says that joining ping asked the world health organization to delay a global warning on the coronavirus. the world health organization responding to those allegations calling them unfound and you be true. this as a growing number of lawmakers moved to punish beijing for its response to the pandemic. here to talk about it, chris smith, a member of the house foreign affairs committee. you are among many writing legislation you would like to propose and get passed to see china punished for its role in the coronavirus pandemic. >> we need to get the truth. i'm introduction a build called the truth and accountability act. china -- i have been working human rights in china for the entirety of my career. i have been there many times. i have been barred from going there in terms of visa denial. the wig lie, whether it be hong kong, the uigh

you may notice this ping and -- pink and red liberation sash. there was given to an american lieutenant in september of 1944 on the back is written liberation. it symbolizes the outpouring of joy that the french people had at the allies began to move through their country and liberate them from nazi rule. but, down here on the end is a special artifact that we have. it is the medal of honor that was awarded to walter eelers. he passed away by a year ago. he was the last, at the time, medal of honor recipient from the normandy landing. he received his medal of honor for actions that took place about three days after the initial landings. then, besides the medal of honor is a photograph of his mother that he carried in his backpack. walt ehler came from a very religious family in kansas. he promised he would not drink or curse while he was over here. he was going to be moving through france a day after he had been involved in a terrible incident when one of his comrades was shot and to protect him, walt is going to go and try and rescue him. the g

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he showed off some new ping-pong ball shots adding more pot props doesn't stop the roll he's on and celebratingwit >>> coming up, the governor's warning to all californians. >> plus, san francisco's new plan of action to clean the streets of the tenderloin during the lawsuit. what the new plan in

despite the fallout, he said a major strategic achievement was made under the leadershihip of gin pingit's very rare beijing has opted not to set a target for the chinese economy. he stressed the government will focus on stabilizing businesses and employment with tax reductions and financial support among other measures. he also revealed $140 billion of government bonds will be issued for coronavirus control. >>> now, the chinese government says the country's defense spending in 2020 will rise by 6.6% from last year. the planned growth is smaller than the 7.5% in 2019. total spending will still reach about $178 billion. >>> turning now to south korea where the pandemic has dealt a severe blow to the arts with performances and other events across the nation canceled. that's put artists and staff out of work forcing them to search for new ways to make ends meet. nhk world's kim john you reports on how some of them are striving to overcome the crisis. >> reporter: since canceling its performamances in february, thi seoul theater company has replaced rehearsals with talks on survival. even

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. >> reporter: the first thing you should know is the ping-pong happened before the coronavirus. >> ah-haht are you trying to communicate? >> i won't say championship point, but match point. >> reporter: and it was sir patrick stewart's idea. what exactly are you trying to convey? >> i'm trying to convey there is little significance about this moment because may be the last ball we ever play. >> reporter: could be it. if you're surprised, well... >> great game. i was thinking about jumping the net, but i think that would have been a little bit too challenging. >> reporter: i was thinking about throwing the racquet. >> thank you. >> reporter: et turns it turns out the actor behind the "x" man's professor xavier... >> who are you? >> you're the man who puts me to sleep. >> reporter: and john luc picard is much more down to earth than his title would imply. >> for that reason, his career now stands in ruins. >> reporter: what is also unexpected is stewart's celebrated return in "t tkow seaming on cbs all access, a part of viacom cbs. >> i don't want the game to end. >> reporter: stewart is al

i have heard somebody has one in their office all of the time as kinder versus a ping—pong table it isaare great. can i ask is a been successful enough in terms of growth for you to start increasing the number of people you can bring into the business? yes, i mean, iwas people you can bring into the business? yes, i mean, i was a 1—woman show from launch to this point and we saw over 400 people increasing from february to march earlier this year and operationally we rushed back into production and customer service and just trying to keep up service and just trying to keep up so it has definitely meant thinking about fundraising and bringing in some help in the meantime. it is nice to have a positive story to report, kaylin, thank you. from quiet nights in to evenings out, millions of bars and restaurants around the world have been closed for business because of social distancing regulations. but as those regulations ease, how many of them will be able to weather the pandemic and reopen at all? samira hussain reports from new york. like most restaurants in the state of new york, the dini

his phone started pinging off towers along this major interstate heading out of knoxville.n turned around. his phone started pinging in the other direction, all the way back to his house. >> did he talk about why he was maybe about to leave town but didn't or why he turned around? >> well, initially talking to him, he -- he had told us that he was home all night. >> so that's an inconsistency for you? >> it is. >> reporter: investigators were becoming increasingly suspicious of shawn smoot. and they weren't the only ones. brooke's closest friends never really suspected her ex-husband clayton, or daniel hawkins, but they knew her relationship with shawn had been stormy. >> she would just, you know, tell me little things here and there. >> reporter: her friends say shawn had a temper and kaitlyn witnessed it firsthand one night after a dinner. shawn was drunk kaitlyn says, so she didnt want brooke to drive home with him. >> he did not like that. he began to get very angry. and we drove just down the street, pulled into the parking lot. and i pulled up right beside her car and

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even for residents who do the site of a kid that run down buildings in these prime areas pings on to much better. sunday family used to live in an old building in south mumbai until it partially collapsed one day during repairs. the governments and the residents here to the so called transit camp to wait till the building was demolished and rebuilt she says the current crew too has developed leaks and gets water logged out of the monsoon. that suddenly when we moved in here we thought it would take a year or 2 at most but now 13 years have gone by and we have just somehow continued living here in the hope that someday we'll get our own home. for young home is a much loved but dangerous place option would be to get out and lead a much broader life in a far flung suburb either way it's not much of a choice. as populations expand and cities grow ever denser optimal use of space is becoming increasingly essential but the architects and urban planners envisioning the residential projects of the future may be able to draw on lessons of the past in 1900 walter gropius founded the bauhaus sc

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> my name is alan schumer. i am a fourth generation san franciscan. in december, this building will be 103 years of age. it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i have two ways of looking at my life. i want it to be -- i wanted to be a fashion designer for the movies, and the other one, a political figure because i had some force from family members, so it was a constant battle between both. i ended up, for m

steve mnuchin saying, p hold off ping more money, but get the economy open.he economy opening is one thing. getting shops and restaurants open is one thing. you have to give people confidence to go into those shops to make the economy function again. laura: katty kay,hanks for being with us. sweden has been a test lab during the coronavirus. the government never introduced a lockdown. preferring tencourage social stancing. swedes hhe to use common sense. now a question about whether they failed to protect their elderly. >> a country that never had a lockdown. sweden promised to focus on protecting the elderly, while keeping much of society open. but thousands are dd. there are concerns many patients are not getting enough help. >> and they told me my dad passed ay. he was coughing and was not feeling good. shgave him a dose of morphineth and some stuff. he did not get any oxygen. it's horrible. >> it's up to individual regions to make decisions about health care. in stockholm, officials insist oxygen is available for those who need it most. >> if you need oxy

but phone pings can be funny that way sometimes, they told the warings. one tower's busy, the next over picks it up. probably made the call from home, they said. they also promised to keep looking for her. but really kate was known to have gotten herself in and out of trouble a time or two, and police resources were limited. and well, tom waring got the cops' message. >> we do not know for a fact that a crime has been committed here. >> after all, the warings were reminded, kate was a world traveler. could well have just picked up and gone back to russia. might be aboard some tramp steamer even now. or if something bad happened to her, could have been a drug overdose, even suicide. impossible, thought kate's parents. even in her darkest times, she'd never failed to call. >> if she spent the night out unexpectedly, we'd get a call first thing the next morning because she knew that we would worry about where she was and was she safe. >> so the warings began picking apart that friday, the last day anyone saw kate, looking for something they may have missed.