the ping goes down, the whole company goes down. so the need of these large enterprises is fairly unique and we've cut our niche. >> on the last conference call, you talked about how deals are -- you say some delays in deals. that could be either because of covid or are they matching your programs against some other companies and that's what is taking longer? >> well, we had seen the trend really for years where our deals were getting larger. so every quarter towards the end of a quarter, we would have a program of our deals, which was fantastic. but you don't shut down the entire globe for a quarter, and have no impact so the truth is, many of the enterprises we serve, and -- were well diverse across all verticals. but the truth is, many verticals are experiencing, you know, business slowdown as a result of everything shutting down and as a result, as you would imagine, they wouhave a lot of scrutiny on the projects they're moving forward with all of these projects. we just seen a trend in the last five months or so, where they're

play ping-pong, eat some great food. families and kids are the ones who like it the most. it's fun. run around. >> it's a fixture here in washington. everyone knows this restaurant. people come from other parts of washington. to have pizza here. we have politically connected people that come in here, that's something that happens, i have cnn news anchors that have been eating here for years. this is a safe space for people to come in and be themselves. >> we host shows for local bands, queer bands. i think that one of the nice things about comet is that there's space here for queer folks to be part of the identity of the restaurant. >> i have this party for the ten-year anniversary. everyone was invited and we had attorney general of the united states. musicians and artists. that was in october 2016. >> i thought, wow! we really created something here. this place is special. and then we were slammed with a year-long conspiracy theory. >> john podesta's emails were hacked, they get uploaded online. a lot of conspiracy theorists start crawling to them, they spin up this crazy conspira

is that ping ping no, not ping anyway, so is this yet another temporary rotation that will flame out or are we coming out of the trough switching to recovery mode. many tried as we had a series of three-day rotations and went right back down and growth burst higher again after recharge. but sooner or later, we're going to turn the corner and these mov moves, they will stick it happens it always happens. for months we've been in pandemic mode, the stay at home stocks from zoom video to mccormick to the spice company to the cybersecurity plays, they have all been on fire and the big six, not talking about facebook, amazon, apple, netflix, google and microsoft. these are all companies that have to do better when you're stuck at home and stocks monopolized 20% of the market getting evaluations we haven't seen since the faded.com era there are plenty of signs that we're leaving the trough at least for the publicly traded companies stuck there. the recovery plays now this requires a real leap of faith because we have 10% unemployment high down from 15% until the spring so we're headed in t

oh, my god, is that a ping-pong table? am i seeing the corner of a ping-pong table?>> seth: oh, my gosh this is the greatest reveal. i don't think any of us could have sketched the unseen part of this room from the little piece we saw in the beginning. what have you got over there >> can you see this? >> seth: yeah. we can see >> then the girls will play piano. >> seth: okay. wow. so, so one plays piano, and the other one's playing ping-pong. >> this is a bongo drum. again, i did not place any of this there's just a bongo drum in the corner of this room. >> seth: i mean, i think this speaks to the level of actor you are that you're just doing interviews while you know that's all just a room away and we can't read it on your face at all. we're just led to believe you're in a normal, simple room >> well, a simple room in a real house, you know. >> seth: yeah. >> that's also, of course i take inspiration from your background >> seth: thanks, well, this is -- it's amazing how, how little love i had for knickknacks until i had to do a show by myself and all of a sudden ev

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is it so ping how dangerous are painkillers and why don't collapse like those questions sports life explores one of football's dirty secrets . former better blame in strike or even class niche is a cautionary tale when it comes to painkiller consumption in professional football and it's often dramatic consequences. for example on kidney function in 2017 classmates was in hospital receiving dialysis 3 times a week later that year he got his 3rd kidney transplant. 3 years on aged just 40 his health has deteriorated due to the painkiller consumption jury in his playing days. in his time a veritable amun team doctor gets demands supplied him with pain medication for years. as the doctor of malpractise saying he failed to recognise the damage to his kidney which demands he denies since 2008 a damages case worth millions of euros has been rumbling on classen it's currently refuses to comment due to the ongoing trial. many players feared going public on the issue but some have chosen to speak out. revealing the true extent of the consumption of legal drugs in professional football. because. if it i

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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 >> president yee: good afternoon and welcome to the july 28, 2020 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, would you please call the roll? >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call]

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. >> caller: my question is about ping after the report last week, it fell and just kind of sat there. is this something i should hold? >> no, the whole group octa leads but there are so many companies in the identity business people are starting to freak out there is too much competition and ping is a very expensive stock. let's go to justin in michigan, justin >> caller: hey, jim cramer king of chill. >> yeah, i'm the chill man >> caller: i feel honored because you just answered my question on that last action alerts plus on thursday. >> oh, thank you good call. >> caller:nformative call. hour and a half call i do. thank you. >> caller: the stock i didn't get a chance to ask about is royal p pharma. >> i interviewed that pablo, that is what is known as a general company. the big sponsor and great pe firm i like that company very much. they do a lot of great biotech investing without a lot of risk. i like it. let's go to ryan in north carolina, ryan. >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> i'm good, how about you. >> caller: well, calling from north carolina but originally a south jersey

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there is a ping—pong table in one of the executive suites.competition will be highly competitive among the players tonight. it is a strange world, but anybody here would say that we are so anybody here would say that we are so fortunate to be watching test cricket. lots of fun clearly been hard, not just by cricket. lots of fun clearly been hard, notjust by your sales but the players as well. manchester city will hope to reach the last eight of the champions league tonight. they lead real madrid 2—1 going into the second—leg at the etihad. the spanish giants will be without gareth bale for the match. it's been confirmed that he decided not to travel to manchester, because he knew he had no chance of being involved in the game. aberdeen's game at saintjohnstone tomorrow has now been postponed. two aberdeen players tested positive for covid—i9 while six others have been forced to self—isolate. all eight were in an aberdeen bar linked to the city's covid—i9 spike last saturday night. the club are investigating while a scottish government spokesp

everything sale point technologies, this is a lesser known identity management similar to octa or pingoes beyond long in and verification. their platform is almost an artificial intelligence force need to know policy. their make sure that only the right people have access to the right data so if someone logs into your high-powered administrator account from a weird location and tries to access stuff that has nothing to do with you, it blocks this access why didn't it get hit? last friday they reported a fantastic quarter and surprise profit sent the stock flying from 31 to 36. beyond that it doesn't hurt the stock is relatively cheap to its group selling for less than ten times sales whereas something like octa sells for 30 times is this worth buying if the rotation out of covid tech stocks continues tomorrow? let's take a closer look with the co-founder and ceo of sale point technologies holdings. he had a better sense of the quarter. welcome to "mad money". >> thank you, jim. pleasure to be here. >> mark, we've had ping on and we have octa and we've had cyber ark on so many times so

it's got to be more than selling ping-pong even if they are billiard ball ping-pong there still to explain why they are acting the way they do. on the things to back from trump everyday crisis in fighting what is the larger motivation? this is different and interesting in the relationship between the president and executive legislature foreign affairs of war. which is we've got a president is trying to reduce deployments abroad. trying to reduce from places. terminating some agreements and congress is actually one that wants to stay. they don't want to pull out of escada gas end, the didn't want to pull out of syria for they wanted to say these paris accor accord. to me this actually showed the president does have those powers and foreign policy let, lease i thought he always did because congress really was the primary branch. there really were the only branch that could turn on keion. for a war. and how can the president do all of these things on the flipside on the negative? can you terminate these agreements without congress? that shows to me anyway the president really did have that di

get around, even if they are ping-pong and around, there still like laws of gravity that explained her acting the way they do in the hard thing was to step back on trump's every day prices and fighting in fear of what is a large motivation, this is what is different interesting about the relationship into the president the executive and legislature in the foreign affairs and were, we have a president who is trying to reduce the problem and withdrawing from places, terminating and agreements in congress is actually the one that wants to stay in these places and they don't want to reduce troops in germany, they did not want to pull out of afghanistan or syria, they want to stay in all these agreements, to me that actually showed that the president does have those powers and foreign-policy, at least i always thought he did because congress really was the primary branch and foreign-policy, they really were the only branch that could turn on key on for war, then how can the president do all these things on the flipside and the negative, how can the president withdraw troops when he feels li

yuval: i think the question is very important, and this image of politics as ping-pong is very important to understand what has gone wrong in politics in the last several decades. what partisanship has meant for our institution is that power has gone back and forth. it is useful to understand that has not always been the norm in american political life. congress was controlled by the democratic party for the better part of four years, before the mid-1990's, and a lot of the rules and structures that still now are the institutional structure of the congress remain at a time when it was reasonable to think there was a majority party and a minority ready, and the presidency may have changed hands -- the presidency was heavily republican during that period -- but our budget process, for example, which was established in 1994, is very much a uni- party process. it understood that some part of the minority party where corporate with a large part of the majority party to advance the budget process. and that just does not happen. it has not happened in a long time in this much more partisan envi

a billboard ping-ponging around, there are laws to explain why they're acting like they do. and the hard thing is to step back from trump's every day crisis and funding and figure out the larger motivation. and i felt this was different and interesting about the relationship between the president, the executive and the legislature in foreign affairs and war, which is you've got a president who is actually trying to reduce deployment. who is withdrawal. and terminating lots of treaties and agreements and congress is actually the one that wants to stay in the places. they don't want to reduce the troops in germany, they didn't want to pull out of afghanistan, syria. they want to stay in the agreements like the paris acards and so, to me, that actually showed that the president does have those powers in foreign policy that at least i always thought he did because if congress really was the primary branch in foreign policy, if they really were the only branch that could turn the on key on for war, then how can the president do all of these things on the flip side and negative. h

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can see why we are not using the tower cameras, because it would be like looking at the inside of a pingwould expect for this time of year, 62 degrees downtown, underneath the blanket of clouds. 68 degrees on the east side of the bay. the north bay has been on the cool side because of the southwesterly wind being cooler air further to the north. 78 in san jose and low to mid 80s in concord and livermore, topping out at 94 degrees so, your temperatures were still toasty inland. but the fog is going to spread, pretty far into the inland valleys as we head into early tomorrow morning, as it always does, it backs up. it is always a matter of how much it backs up and how fast. a lot of those inland disabilities have improved to obstructive numbers of the technical limits there, but we will see visibility in the city tomorrow afternoon, but today i think the cutoff or how far the fog is going to retreat his right along the golden gate. on the coast, you will see gray skies most of the day with a few peeks of sunshine, and be happy with it. the dog walking forecast comes thanks to charlie and c

ping -- king's grand daughter, today's demonstration was also held on the steps of the lincoln memorial, families of george floyd and jacob blake addressed the crowd. >> i wish george were here to see this right now, that is who we are marching for. >> i am tired of looking at cameras, at seeing these young black and brown people suffer. >> demonstrators called for congress to pass police reform legislation, talks in congress on police reform so far have stalled. >>> check back with paul, we have been talking smoke all weekend, why change it up for the weekend? >> every once in a while, that smoke drifts around, it goes up and down, the air quality will improve at least every once in a while, the big picture pattern, this pattern all week, a little area of low pressure offshore, less air on top of us in the atmosphere, that marine layer keeps the poor air quality trapped in place, doesn't mean it is nasty all the time, once in a while, the onshore breeze kicks in, it redistributes the smoke and all the other stuff in the atmosphere, the soot particles, as we head into next week, a shift

many people have stopped wearing masks ok ping their distance why is fear of the virus fading. you know all of you that there are many different to motorists that come together and you can think princes of convenience i mean some of these measures are really quite in community particularly our weather and they're certainly not the only reason there's probably also something in play it is called the prevention paradox meaning that if the predictions were successful and a catastrophe if you will that disaster happened then one question is well maybe the risk wasn't that big to begin with that as long as possible we actually are is of course is a well actually the prevention because it's a slow moving some of this is not happening and some people seem to have to question that the risk is possibly not as big as it was often sat medion by. like must be done so that people take the virus seriously. going to the $1000000.00 course and i think it has a lot to do with. talking about this as the crisis and even the framing of the crisis to meet certain crisis. crosses not use law and it

we have arrived at a moment when there isn't the ping home. in our system. most of our major international systems or don't take the individual so seriously. this is billings crowds back district lively cosmopolitan in the center of the city it's especially popular with young people it's also changing for instance number 83 ronald carter was recently bought by an investor but none of the tenants know what his plans are. carlos martinez originally from the united states lives here with his wife and children. that $75.00 square metre flat has 2 rooms the kitchen and the bathroom. they pay less than $10.00 euros per square metre heat included that's now cheap for. the family is happy here. we know the people in the neighborhood we've seen their children grow up and now we have our own children and we. we just would like to stay here. will the new owner renovate the building raise the rents and put the individual apartments up for sale that's a common strategy the courtyard has become a meeting place everyone here is worried will they be forced to leave the neig

can often under the radar pings another pivotal service provider used to love to play that game plan revolves in big culture around tim kane. it's numbers speak for themselves averaging 12.7 kilometers a match because the most ground folded and she's on the ball more often than any other player in the bundesliga which is recovery because once you click to place him in that deal the field role because he has the football brains for it and the technical capabilities will often take on a set piece especially corners he's developed into a real leader. or. a real leader under the new leader handed the reins in early november the flick maybe i just meant run by and we're a team transformed into virtually overnight his 1st league assignment a full until some paying job and starting with a nominal full 339 up the players positional play tells you don't cost depicted here between the 17th and 19th minutes everyone of viands outfield players was caught in the open top. inside the space of 20 seconds they go on to win the bulls 3 types the record champs get that great rivals and that layout com

update from our correspondent based in berlin peter all of us a little live on the light good morning ping to take us through what is the situation right now on lampedusa. well local government officials in lampedusa are saying the island can cope no more with the sheer number of people that are arriving on their shores in fact the mayor of lampedusa spoke to r.t. saying this he wants to see a strike a general strike on the island to try and draw attention to what's going on in a situation he describes as overloaded. and as you go through. the situation in lampedusa is disastrous in the sense that we have a full reception center in addition to the norm because we have 1260 people and then tonight there was a landing of 300 $67.00 more people who can no longer be taken in here they've been brought to a facility made available by the church we always carry out our job even with the total indifference of the italian government but here the problem is objective we're not in a position to host more people. but as we heard from the bear there in the early hours of sunday morning around 370 peopl

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>> amount of money wc health crisis and where do we go from here. today i'm joined by our department of public health director. today we have six thousand ninety two cases and sadly sixty seven people have died from covid. until we have a vaccine and until we are in a better place, we know that we need to continue to socially distance ourself from one another. wear our mask as much as possible and follow our public health guidelines. we know that for months to come, this is something that we are unfortunately going to be living with and the fact is, there is still a lot of work to be d

it's just this ping upon back and forth. you know, that's not how you run a business. >> reporter: under the state plan, a long list of businesses can reopen with limited capacity. gyms at 10% for example, but hair salons don't list a capacity limit. retailers and shopping malls can open indoors at 50% capacity. by contrast, mayor breed says starting tuesday, hair salons and gyms can open outdoors only. gym owners say it's difficult to find the space to secure equipment outdoors. >> our industry is literally collapsing, and it is all based on the fact that san francisco department of health is not making a rational decision about what's open and what is not able to open right now. >> reporter: late today the mayor's office issued this statement. san francisco is currently reviewing the state's new tiered system for reopening. nothing has changed today in san francisco. the owner of two salons said wind and smoke make it difficult to do hair outdoors but she's grateful for the city's revised rules. >> i don't know that i'll b

many people have stopped wearing masks okee ping their distance why is fear of the virus fading. you know like you that there are many different to more to come together and you can think princes of convenience i mean some of these measures are really quite in could be used in particular to our weather and they're certainly not the only reason there's probably also something in play it is called the prevention paradox meaning that if the provisions are successful and a catastrophe if you will that disaster happened then one question is well maybe the risk wasn't that big to begin with that as long as the reaction in your own is of course is a well actually the prevention because it's a slow moving some of this is not happening its own people seem to have to question that the risk is possibly not as big as it was often sat medion by. like must be done so that people take the virus seriously. and i think it has a lot to do with. talking about this as a crisis and even the framing of a crisis to. crisis. crisis is really not use law and i think what's important is that we need to po

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citizens china refutes the claim saying washington is merely a ping the ante in the ongoing trade conflict. with the us is using national security as an excuse to unreasonably suppress companies of other countries this is an outright hegemonic act china is firmly opposed to it but. the controversy centers around this company bite dumbs based in beijing it owns numerous apps including ticktock recently us software company microsoft expressed interest in buying ticked up from byte dance the white house says if a us company bought the up the ban could be avoided the u.s. government's executive order also focuses on 10 cent holdings the chinese owner of we chat hugely popular in china the messaging and social media app could soon be banned in the united states. let's get some insight into the story now we have with us from the university of nottingham school of computer science high and scott thanks for joining us what is your take on this how safe is it to use tech talk or we chat. thank you. take tarc or we. as far as our research is concerned they're basically the same as any kind of social

is a is a vote for corporations it's a vote for wall street the only you mentioned earlier all the pings the biggest 2 parties you know truly you actually agree on at the end of the day because that's what makes the 2 party dictatorship work in the midst of all this hyped up partisan coverage of the conventions the new cycle is apparently forgotten about one of the most bipartisan efforts in washington d.c. these days and that is the removal of socialist president nicolas maduro in venezuela will you follow the story since the party beginning where of those efforts to ban are democrat republican leaders in washington still getting so googly eyed over u.s. backed regime change in that country. well that's another great example of of a topic an issue that you can't see of bit of daylight between the republicans and the democrats if you actually joe biden had an ad of one of his earliest a campaign ads a few months ago said it would listed like majority chavez castro and then trump as if trump is some sort of socialist leaders something it's bizarre but basically they were trying to say tha

this may look like a ping pong ball but actually it's filled with potassium permanganate which gets injected with glycol and make them highly flammable that happens through this machine that i have in the helicopter with. in the. so-called prescribed fires or controlled burns are the modern version of a traditional burn to maintain the patchwork in the forest. they are now making a comeback as an efficient fire prevention tool in canada and the us. and are even being introduced in europe. to make helicopters make the process faster. and less risky for the firefighters and allow them to reach difficult terrain. and. the fire just scratches the surface and is done in an hour. we light fires because that is also part of firefighting prescribed fire and keeps the land healthy. but there are areas where prescribed fires are a huge risk for instance right next to a community. john will brant is one of hundreds of millions of people all over the world who live in the so-called wild land urban interface. these dream homes after become deadly fire traps because humans and the forest share the same sp