katy: the most important thing is quan is a spectrum and these days, everything is influenced by quan. it used to be very much a niche part of our business, but after what we have seen in technology and all the data science, quan is in everything we do in finance. for me, that is a good and exciting change. and it is part of everything we do because it is about data. caroline: it is about infrastructure as well. as we speak to you, how much has that been stress tested? i think it has been a great example of how technology can really revolutionize business. for us who have been more your tried-and-true classic want -- quants, it was a learned experience to actually going to doing things remote and learning how to use technologies and new methods to navigate a very different work environment that we did not expect prior to this. romaine: talk a little bit about some of the models you guys do. we talk about the quant trader is such a fixture now, but you go back 20 years ago, they were sort of shunned and we all remember the great memoir by emmanuel derman talking about his experiences i

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quan take -- quantitative information and qualitative. we have three quick build information done in 2019 and done couple of weeks ago. this is how many bike and scooters we got on the promenade. after the quick build goes in, we'll do it again, m.t.a. will. okay, how successful have we been? has it made any difference and solved the problem. we want to see how it is. >> commissioner burton: which problem are we solving? we're solving the problems of the fact that more people are using bike lanes? we're solving the problem that the bike lanes aren't sufficient enough for the travel of the cyclist? >> we're looking to reduce the conflicts on the embarcadero promenade between pedestrians and all the wheel users. by creating this new protected bike lane, the intent is to draw these wheeled users off and not have to do enforcement, which is expensive. to take and create something that works and people want to use. one is physical construction of those crumples. signage to inform the riders and users that's where they should be. third, it's a

quan, how is it received when the city of san jose 100 years later issues this apology?reckoning that we're having across the board in particular in a liberal and progressive place like san jose in which we often compete more with tech and the booming kind of different kind of businesses and growth here. we tend to forget that history and as my colleague connie young yu who is a descendant of that market burned down, her grandfather was a resident there, what she was saying is it was a -- there were actual people there. because we often think about just numbers, oh, how many people were there. but there were living thriving communities there. this is one step to recognize how that arson, nativism xenophobia continued to impact the later generation and how people pushed back and fought for this recognition as well. >> it continues. it still continues, quite frankly. i think this is why critical race theory is something that's important. there are plenty of conversations. we need to have intellectual curiosity about our fellow countrymen. some people don't know what the ap

just as i committed to doctor quan i committed to each of you that apartment will ensure a thorough investigation accounting for the august 29, air strike, how we can more prevent civilian harm in the future and how we can support the family of those lost via condolence payment. our military mission in afghanistan may have ended august 31, but our service members diplomats and government employees remain hard at work. at the u.s. government continues to facilitate the departure of u.s. citizens or lawful permanent residents as well as afghans who work for and with us from afghanistan. from september 1, through october 25, u.s. government has directly facilitated the departure of 240 u.s. citizens and 157 lawful permanent residence as well as others who have come out on private charters. physically evacuating u.s. citizens, lawful permanent residence, third country nationals and other afghans at risk from kabul airport was only one step in the extraordinary accomplishment of our military. across the globe and throughout the country, over 10000 of our men and women in uniform continue to support th

representative carla cunningham, south carolina representative gilda hunter and utah representative karen quan, to name a few. i was proud lead virginia to become the 13th state to ratify the e.r.a. last year and given our history, it is what it justice -- and given our history, it is poetic justice that virginia put the e.r.a. on top. in 1619, men and virginia actively recruited women and in may 1620, the first 90 women arrived in response to that call , and their rights were surrendered to their husbands. they could not vote, they could not hold public office, they could not own or control property. african women and men who arrived on these shores in 1619 were considered property and had even fewer, if any, rights. in 1776, when abigail adams wrote to her husband as he went to the continental congress, she implored him and fellow delegates to remember the ladies and be more generous and favorable to them than your ancestors. they didn't. over the past 245 years, we have made progress -- slowly. but true equality under the law for women, and especially women of color, has been elusive. with

up about 4.5% and hasbro 1 quan rter of 1% as well hasbro warns of supply chain issues hitting holiday shares off just fractionally in the premarket trade after positivity around that deal signed with hertz to get to 100,000 electric vehicles for fleet late other than. off fractionally, year to date basis, becky and andrew, 45% gains. big day for catalysts. back to you, joe. >> yes, dom. thank you. >>> we're going to move. in the move. thank you. >> nice to see. >>> when we come back, eli lilly ceo joins us on the coronavirus treatment and their latest quarterly results. >>> before we head to the break, though, a check on the markets dow futures up 125 points. earnings rolling in and most numbers better than expected s&p up by about 18 nasdaq, about 84 and this after an update from the mkearts yesterday. "squawk box" will be right back. michael myers is the essence of evil. the boogeyman... needs to die. if you track michael's victims, it's a straight line to michael's childhood home. [ screaming ] tonight my family will kill him. [ gasps ] [ screaming ] moving is a handful. no kidding