because ray helped out that he was complete, he had everything. mcdonald's had done well. he was a celebrated businessman at a time even now when celebrity ceos and they are a dime a dozen, they're still interesting. the fact that a ceo would be so media savvy and friendly was very unusual and he was a perfect or racial browser story. milkshake machine salesman becomes multi millionaire. with selling hamburgers, it was a fantastic story. because there are a lot of people who were dubious about this, it didn't seem to make any sense. this seems again so obvious to us but back in the 60s, wall street in particular was expanses of this idea until the stock went public. and kept going up, this was over the years but he was extremely happy, ray was and they landed in chicago which was where he had started his, where he lived his whole life. but joan quickly discovered that ray was a difficult and attempted to us person which he may have been aware of over the years but he recognized that ray had a serious problem with drinking. and it was only two year

so for ray it started with milkshakes. he meets the brothers and he sells them all of these machines at what point did he decide this needs to go big and how do i make this go big. when he first laid eyes on the mcdonald's operation all of those other people were there sketching but ray decided he didn't want to seal he wanted to help sell it. he that night they began franchising they had one that was working on their behalf he became ill not long after ray entered the picture. basically they said if you want to do it no skin off of our back going to do it. his first if you go to mcdonald's corporate they consider that the first opening of the mcdonald's and the united states. it looks like a museum. it looks just like it did and the old days. that would be the original ray clock store. was he opening them in various places. he wasn't opening them as quickly as you might think it was hard. hard to sell the formula but he was doing okay. he was a couple of years in when he went to st. paul minnesota which is where our story

ray dalio: i think it will be very important over the next 90 days.l start to learn more about whether we are invigorating the economy in certain ways prudently. i think donald trump is aggressive. is he aggressive and thoughtful, or is he aggressive and reckless? we are going to find that out with time. i think that will have a very important implication. the people he hired are quite often thoughtful people. i think we should step back and see how it all plays out. francine: larry? larry summers: i will answer your three-point plan question in an american context. our broad objective should be to make america greater than ever before. that's very different from making it great again. there are three major steps. one, public investment on an adequate scale, starting from infrastructure at a time when ours is in a shambles but also embracing technology and embracing education. two, a global strategy focused on making global integration work for ordinary people starting with the issues of capital mobility and its control that i referred to. third, enab

did your grandfather ever mention ray kroc to you? >> no. ray kroc was a touchy subject.ith ray for years and they had a great relationship until the end. >> reporter: the story of the mcdonald brothers and ray kroc is told in the new film "the founder." michael keaton played kroc. he takes the mcdonald brother's concept and franchises it. what did you learn that surprised you? >> so much. i didn't know that there were mcdonald's brothers. the more i learned, it was simply real interesting. >> reporter: in 1948, the mcdonald brothers debuted a new kitchen assembly line they called the speedy service system. speedy was the restaurant's mascot, long before there was a ronald mcdonald. their system was revolutionary. >> fresh, delicious burger in 30 seconds. >> i didn't really understand completely how the brothers had created fast food as we know it today. it wasn't just a gimmick, it was world changing. >> we've got three right here in the chicagoland area. >> reporter: john lee hancock is the film's director. >> people were so used to getting food in their cars, and the t

ray had escaped from a missouri prison. one of many where he spent time over the years for armed robbery and mail fraud the year before. at about three o'clock in the afternoon on april 4, 1968, he checked into this memphis rooming house with a view of the lorraine motel. less than four hours later, after he shot and killed martin luther king on the motel's second floor balcony, ray fled town but not before dumping a rifle nearby. "i know i was headed toward new orleans when i had the radio, i just keep the radio on. i think ...i didn't have too strong feelings about the shooting but i think 15 or 20 minutes later they mentioned the mustang, white, and then instead of going towards new orleans and making me phone calls i just turned left and went towards alabama." ray later went north, to canada, where he hid out for more than a month. after being named a suspect in king's murder in may, ray obtained a false passport under the name of raymond george sneyd, a toronto policeman and flew to the u-k. he was arrested at london's

they met ray and he was dazzled. he described it in his autobiography as if he were falling in love because the system was so perfect to him. he'd seen a lot of stores and drugstore counters and restaurants and bus system was so beautiful he also fell in love with not just the efficiency but the cleanliness. he was a neat freak. he was happy to see this and wanted to propagate across the land because in his mind the more mcdonald's, the more multi-spindled milkshake machines there would be sold so i started with milkshakes for him. he meets the brothers and sells them all this milkshake machin machines. >> when he first laid eyes on the operation all those other people for their sketching and trying to figure out how to rip off the idea or more politely anyway so the stars aligned and basically they said if you want to do it, no skin off our back, go ahead and do it, so he started doing it. his first franchise opening was in plains illinois not far from where he lived in chicago, and that of course i believe is the m

at the point where old ray goes south in the movie, not so much. >> 4%? >> no. >> 3.5%. >> ray!what? >> no! >> damn it. >> as an actor, that's a great thing to play and investigate. but as a human being, not real attractive. >> i am through taking marching orders from you. you will do as we say. >> reporter: kroc feuded wit the mcdonald brothers for control. >> you have a contract. >> contracts are like hearts. they're made to be broken. >> reporter: and in one of the shrewdest deals of all-time, ray kroc bought the business and the rights to their name out from under the mcdonald brothers in 1961, for $2.7 million. today, the company is worth more than $100 billion, and ray kroc is considered its founder. the title of the movie, you're being a little cheeky. >> it's intentionally misleading, i would say. yeah, what is your definition of a founder is that somebody who has the idea or someone who expands the idea? >> do you think by calling himself the founder, he was perpetuating a falsehood or is that how he saw himself? >> i think he probably would argue that the latter, but i

ray: good afternoon.rik: i have are trying to figure out where to begin this conversation because i have a feeling many of the threats we pull out will be tied together, but we begin with donald trump. people wonder, and i think you might have an answer, is what he are theeets, expectations built on those things noise, or are they deliverance to a better place, let's say? ray: i don't know. could be either. i think there is some things we know. we know donald trump is a businessman who is responding to a population that has been not well served and is important and wants to revitalize the u.s. with business. i think we know he is more protectionist. i think we know that he can stimulate the animal spirits. i think we know that he is aggressive. we do not know whether he is aggressive and softball or aggressive and reckless. thoughtful or aggressive and reckless. the administration he has chosen around him, a lot of the people are quite capable, i think admirable. good group of people around him, generally

now, you know, but the point where ray goes south in the movie not so much. >> 4%. 3.5%. >> ray?great thing to play. investigate. but as human being not real attractive. >> i am through taking marching orders from you. >> you will do as we say. >> no. >> kroc feuded with the mcdonald brothers for control. >> you have that contract. >> contracts are like hearts. they're made to be broken. >> and in one of the shrewdest deals of all time, ray kroc bought the business and rights to their name out from under the mcdonald brothers in 1961 for $2.7 million. today the company is than $100 billion. and ray kroc is considered its founder. the title of the movie you're being a little cheeky. >> it's intention family misleading. what's your definition of a found sneer something who expands the idea? >> do you think by calling himself the founder he was perpetuating a falsehood i that how he saw himself? >> think he probably would argue the latter but i think that probably it was the former. i mean,ment way i look at it, nobody every talked about the mcdonald brothers. >> people of certain a

so ray kroc hears about these guys who order -- he was selling milkshake makers at the time.s at the time. he's doing okay, but he was kind of a little bit on the downhill side. they orders six. he thinks this is impossible, nobody orders six. so, he goes out to see who these people are. it turns out he sees the original mcdonald's in california, and he totally gets it. he says, "i know what this is." he's arguably the first brander, really. >> seth: yeah. >> and he takes it and says, "this could be big." and they said, "we don't think so." and he said, "i'm going with or without you." and he just bones them. >> seth: yeah, it's a real boning of the mcdonald's brothers. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: but it's -- >> which was, by the way, the original one sheet. >> seth: oh, yeah, yeah. "the boning of the mcdonald's brothers?" >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, it's -- but it's interesting because, of course, in ray kroc's success, which i think the movie also shows, like a lot of other people benefitted from his success. >> yeah. >> seth: but it is this core. >> yeah. >>

ray dalio: yes. by definition it, in the 30's, every government that existed practically was populist. particularly, populism by definition is nationalistic. and protectionist. it's also a matter of values. there is a sense of a threat that my country is losing its values to internationalism. it's the combination of those things that makes populism. ♪ ♪ francine: you've been part of the effort to stabilize brazil's economy. because of the impeachment, a part of your agenda requires more sacrifice from working families. how do you get them on board? henrique meirelles: i think in economies like the one i come from which is brazil, the dynamic is different. there is no history of a growing middle class or a large share of the population in part of the middle class. that is a recent phenomenon. we had during the last 15 years actually the middle class doubling as a percentage of the population. that happened throughout the last decade and as a result of a deep recession which took place during the last

so, a script comes, i read it, think i know who ray kroc is in relation to mcdonald's.e out of this." then you read the script, and you think to yourself, "holy moly. this is really interesting." john lee hancock's the director. he was a really great director. and i have a meeting with him, so between scripts and meeting john and what john started to tell me about this back story, i was in. and the back story -- the story is so interesting, so unbelievably multi -- just levels and levels of the story, but you're right. you know, he was a guy that i actually admire a lot, ray, because he was a hard worker, totally focused, driven. and then he turns, you know, part way through the movie. and i said to john, you know, "we better not -- i don't -- i'm not the guy to play this if you want to, like, ease up on what really went down with ray," which was not pretty. because basically -- and i said, do this." and he said, "no, i don't want to -- i don't want to -- i want to play it. it's going to be harsh somewhat." and i said, "okay, i'll do it." and he never backed down. his w

unsigned soul singer ray blk wins bbc music's sound of 2017. the size of manhattan island is ready to break off from an ice shelf in antarctica. matt mcgrath has more. stretching for around 100 miles in length, the 100—yard wide rift in the larsen ice shelf has grown rapidly in recent weeks. just 12 miles of frozen material is keeping this enormous iceberg from drifting away into the sea. collapsing ice shelves are common in antarctica. as these pictures show, these fragmentations can dramatically affect the landscape, creating icebergs of all shapes and sizes. a team of british researchers have been travelling to antarctica to monitor the growing rift in the larsen sea ice shelf for several years, but they have been surprised by the dramatic expansion in the rift that's taken place in just two weeks in december. what we've found is that the rift that's been in this ice shelf for a number of years has broken through another 18 kilometres and is now at risk of giving birth to an iceberg about a quarter of the size of wales. and the significance

ray: good, steve. they took after their pops. steve: i see that. ray: yeah.teve: well, you've done a heck of a job as a father. you get all your kids through college. ray: yes. yes. [cheering and applause] steve: let me tell you something, brother. that's good parenting, man. ray: my wife and i couldn't have done it alone. it's with the

ray: that is right. erik: is there anything that is very attractive?ay: there is nothing that is very attractive --hardly anything that is very attractive. erik: and bridgewater scours the globe looking for attractive things? ray: yeah. right now it is a time for uncertainty, time for a relatively lower profile. you know, there are possibilities. i don't want to get into our market positions, but i think that between now and six months from now we are going to learn a lot. there are political conflict issues. let's say the trump policy, as it regards china, it is an adjusting question mark because i think politics in global affairs will have a bigger effect than it normally has. so, let's say the china think -- to take the two china policy and make it such a public issue would not seem to be a good move. in other words, normally negotiations begin -- exist behind the scenes. in a political normal year, you bring that to the four for both sides. face -- donald trump's down, how will this be negotiated? from an outsider's point of view, that would not lo

unsigned soul singer ray black wins bbc music's sound of 2017. death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief. after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erika would head out to sea. it didn't. the world's tallest skyscraper opens today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news. i'm gavin grey. the latest headlines: five people have been killed in a shooting at fort lauderdale international airport in florida. the alleged gunman,

he just was, and ray crock was not, ray crock had nothing and he built this up himself, and in termsknow -- >> packaging and sloganing, and creating something, golden arches. there's a lot of those parallels. >> i wouldn't draw those parallels -- those particular parallels. this is alleged, by the way, and this is the alleged parallel, that it was the -- and this probably is close, the inscrupulous. ray did some things that were, and so did the president-elect. >> why do you trip over the term "the president-elect "? >> because it's a worrisome thing, and we could be here a while, and i don't believe in real quick sound bites because i think that's unfair to everybody, and look what you were just talking about, and let's start with that, with woodward and burnstein, and that's insane. and we were just talking about the movie called "spotlight" -- >> yeah, about the catholic church, in scandalism in boston, and journalism cracked it. >> you have to be relentless and can't settle for one or two sources, and they did mess up, and i would not back off, and i would come out, and -- even t

his name is bobby ray gilbert. his friends call him snake. he makes me laugh.makes me feel good. he says the sweetest things. he is a total bad ass, my kind of man." >> angel says gilbert has used these women to his advantage, namely developing relationships so they will put money into his prison account to make purchases from the canteen. >> like a ballplayer plays baseball for the love of the game, bobby plays women for the love of the game, just like a chess game or a hand of texas hold 'em. he's a master at it. this woman is just some crazy fan that saw him on tv, sent him money, and he ran a little game on her. if you're going to be one of these skanks out there, one of these crazy women that see him on tv, oh, he's a total bad ass, and you know, i'm going to change his life, or you know, have a flower garden in his honor or whatever, that's great. open your wallet up to him and, you know, he'll bleed you dry. >> at the same time, angel sends bobby money as well. >> the money i give bobby per week goes on his inmate account so he could, you know, buy himse

francine: ray.: i think it will be very important over the next 90 days, we'll start to learn more about whether we are invigorating the economy in certain ways prudently. i think donald trump is aggressive. is he aggressive and thoughtful? or is he aggressive and reckless? we are going to find that out with time, and i think that will have a very important inflatio implication. the people he hired in has administration are often thoughtful people so i think we should step act and see how it all plays out. francine: larry. larry: i will answer your three-point plan question in an american context. our broad objective should be to make america greater than ever before. that is very different from making it great again. there are three major steps. one, public investment on an adequate scale, starting from whenstructure at a time ours is in shambles, but also embracing technology and embracing education. focusedlobal strategy on making global of integration -- global integration work for ordinary peop

and i go, oh, ray krok.he -- and that's what the -- that's what the movie's about. it will blow your mind, when you find out how mcdonald's began. because he buried it and was like, it was my idea. i thought all this up. thank you for your money, and i'm putting more chemicals in your burgers. you know, like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but, yeah. it tastes good though. but -- >> they're -- they're tasty [ bleep ] chemicals. >> jimmy: they're tasty chemicals. [ laughter ] >> they know what they're doing. >> jimmy: this is in -- it blew my mind. michael keaton, or course, is perfect to play this 'cause he's so likable. >> he's amazing in this movie! >> jimmy: he's so likable. and of course your like, you and is it -- john carroll lynch? >> john carroll lynch. >> jimmy: again, both of you guys are just phenomenal. >> these two hard working guys, had more like a drive-in diner, and they noticed that they were selling 87% of their sales was hamburgers, fries and soft drinks. so they got rid of 42 other menu items a

all right, uh, papa ray. name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on. ray: her black book. steve: her black book. [buzzer] kristi: underwear, underwear, underwear, underwear, underwear. panties. bra. panties. lorie: come on. steve: this is funny. name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on. lorie: her computer. [applause] steve: her computer. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] number 8. audience: her credit cards. steve: 6. audience: sex toy. steve: 5. audience: toothbrush. steve: let's go to question two. give me jimmy. give me christian. ha ha! ha! ha! ha ha! ha! ha ha! all right. top 5 answers on the board. ha ha ha! name a part of your body you might try to cl--clean out with your finger. jimmy: your bottom. [applause] steve: ha ha ha! your bottom. [buzzer] christian: your mouth. steve: your mouth. [buzzer]

ray burke.g burke. 22—year—old south londoner, ray black, has been described as embodying female black britishness. and a more ancient noise. how stonehenge may have sounded, thousands of years ago. good morning. it's friday 6th january. i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the us president—elect, donald trump, has voiced fresh scepticism about claims that russia tried to interfere in the american presidential election, just hours before he's due to receive a detailed briefing from intelligence chiefs on the alleged cyber—attack. he appears to be sticking to the opinion. the in a series of tweets overnight, he said: the three intelligence heads have collectively insisted the kremlin ordered the attack to undermine mr trump's opponent, hillary clinton and have warned the president—elect against disparaging their findings. it comes as the outgoing vice presidentjoe it comes as the outgoing vice president joe biden says the president joe biden says the president needs to grow up. our c

his name is bobby ray gilbert. his friends call him snake. he makes me laugh.e makes me feel good. he says the sweetest things. he is a total bad ass, my kind of man." >> angel says gilbert has used these women to his advantage, namely developing relationships so they will put money into his prison account to make purchases from the canteen. >> like a ballplayer plays baseball for the love of the game, bobby plays women for the love of the game, just like a chess game or a hand of texas hold 'em. he's a master at it. this woman is just some crazy fan that saw him on tv, sent him money, and he ran a little game on her. if you're going to be one of these skanks out there, one of these crazy women that see him on tv, oh, he's a total bad ass, and you know, i'm going to change his life, or you know, have a flower garden in his honor or whatever, that's great. open your wallet up to him and, you know, he'll bleed you dry. >> at the same time, angel sends bobby money as well. >> the money i give bobby per week goes on his inmate account so he could, you know, buy him

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ray dalio: yes. in the 1930's, every government that existed practically was particularly -- so populism by definition is nationalistic. and protectionist. it's also a matter of values. in other words, there is a sense of a threat that my country is losing its values to internationalism. it's the combination of those things that makes populism. ♪ ♪ francine: minister, you've been part of the effort to stabilize brazil's economy. part of that is because of the impeachment, but a part of your agenda requires more sacrifice from working families. how do you get them on board? henrique meirelles: i think in economies like the one i come from, which is brazil, the dynamic is different in the sense that there is no history of a growing middle class or a large share of the population in being part of the middle class, as in developed countries. that is a recent phenomenon. for instance, countries like brazil. we had during the last 15 years actually the middle class doubling as a percentage of the populatio

it here in 1969. >> but steve ray will not walk from the sideline. >> i'm the laugh yet -- lafayette park reviewing stand across from the presidential reviewing stand where the first family will be to enjoy the parade as it goes by. >> a coverted position. >> you will have a constant flow of entertainment and military units and high school bands and college bands. reporter: ray says it is a personal lifetime achievement no matter who is honored. >> i would have said the same thing if mr. sanders won or mrs. clinton won. no matter who won this is one of those things i had targeted as a bucket list item for my career. >> but there will be a crucial announcement for him at the start. >> the job is to announce the first lady and the first family. the first time i say the 45th president of the united states and then that name -- is the first time i say it. i won't give it away before we get there. reporter: in washington, d.c., kathleen karens, abc news. jonathan: we are just ten days away from the inauguration. we have the extensive coverage in days leading up to the inauguration and the

i'm already doing it. >> ray, will there be an official gubernatorial cowbell if you win? >> will talk about that. >> more cowbell. >> my opponent will bring it up. >> thank you ray. we appreciate it. >> michael, what he got? >> that's correct. on thursday we had a chance to talk about the impending store that came to the tri-state area and dumped a light dusting of snow in some spots instead of 2 - 4 inches as predicted. >> was going on we talked yesterday about a storm sneaking in the back end of the coast. and potentially dumping snow making things cold. what are we expecting this weekend? >> remember what i set a coating to an inch or two across the area yesterday. i am wrong now and then, ask my wife. but we talked about the cold, we talked about this next-door on this is and this is going to be a big storm. you'll be hearing about major problems in the next 24 hours from atlantic for the city is shut down they will get 1 inch or two of snow and then as we talked about we have to worry about the snow backing up across new jersey saturday afternoon and saturday night.

trump's committee wants steve ray to take over. ray volunteered for the trump campaign. the inauguration committee offer charlie the new position. charlie says he's been looking forward to the inauguration. >> i have got friends and family and expecting me to do this and i want to do this. we also spoke the to steve ray on the phone. he says he expects charlie and hopes he accepts the new position. >>> we now now what the official stikts for the inauguration will look like. 250,000 tickets will be distributed next week to congress. mall. >> maryland senator chris van holen offered his first speech on the u.s. floor yesterday. the democrats clammed the gop's plan to repeal the affordable care act. i team's scott mcfarland said it is unusual for a new senator to make a speech on the floor so soon. >>> a virginia congressman is trying to make it he easier to cut federal workers pay. congressman morgan griffith represents virginia's 9th district. he and other house republicans are working to reinstate the holman rule from the late 1800s. it let's lawmakers cut an individual'

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the ray-banbuy maker. chairs jumping on the news. a warm welcome to "bloomberg markets," for this special edition today. 12:00 noon in london. that is where we find mark barton, pouring of the details of the day's equity trading session in europe. mark: great to see you, too. resources up by a quarter of 1%. the only gaming industry group today, the gauge to the stoxx majors.y are low on the

kinks frontman ray davis said he felt humility and joy to become sir ray.ckham becomes an obe for services to the fashion industry. anthony hainsworth took exception to the balance of the reporting, writing on new year's eve... and celebrity culture was at the heart of another series of complaints on what's sadly become a very familiar theme in 2016. here's the start of bbc one's late bulletin on christmas day. hello, good evening. in the last hour the death has been announced of the singer george michael. he was 53. george michael shot to fame in the 1980s as half of the band wham and went on to have a hugely successful solo career. he sold more than 80 million records worldwide. what followed annoyed this viewer. the whole news bulletin tonight, apart from ten minutes, has been taken up with george michael dying. where are the bbc coming from? it's time you reported the real news. george michael's was of course not the only death to be reported on the bbc over the past couple of weeks, as the viewers of weeks, as other viewers pointed out to us. it's the

>> ray hart for san francisco open government. the first two pages of the referral or the packet for item number 5 in the referral letter from the task force to this body and i would like you to pay attention particularly to the second page and the bottom two paragraphs it is says the task force takes this matter 10i6r8 and buildings that eric mar intentionally refused to appear at merging before the task force to discuss the issue and not providing a written response for over 15 months based on the testimony in the hearing the task force interpretation of the ordinance and others applicable laws the failure to respond in a timely complete manner violates section and - of the sunshine ordinance and the lack of policy infers intentional and willful non-compliant with the ordinance. >> there we go. >> what you see here is a rough thing of the order of determination includes they got a lot more information basically in march 19, eight hundred i put in an i dr not a extension are response i filed the shovrns complaint and the sunshine

i always thought, ray kroc. >> great. >> jimmy: but, of course, it has to be.and they -- and i had no clue. i had nothing, i had no idea. you know, i did exactly -- i thought exactly what you thought. you think you know the story of ray kroc, and then realize, i don't know anything about this. i didn't know there were brothers, i didn't know where it started. those two guys, by the way, they created something that was kind of mind-blowing, but to his credit, you know, kroc saw it. he says, i see -- i know exactly where this is going to go. i know exactly what i can do with this. so, i think he probably -- yes. he franchised. well, they actually tried to franchise a little bit, but it went bust. >> jimmy: yeah, well you -- well you start the thing as a a traveling salesman and your like -- and you have your spiel all down, like, "hey, how many milkshakes do you want make? well, you ever try to make five blah, blah, blah. and nobody wants -- >> yeah. it's this type, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, it's beautiful. it's well shot. >> yeah, he was kind of on a a downhill slide

this according to ray dalio, ceo and co-founder of. in a first on cnbc interview is ray dalio. love seeing him out here in the alps. >> i always love being here. >> you just wrote a piece about populism. you always talk about the economic machine that you've developed, at least in terms of the framework for how you think about the world. we're all trying to make sense of trump world and what it's going to mean to the markets and what it's going to mean to the economy. how are you positioning yourself, and how are you thick all of this? >> i don't think there's probably much insight that i can give beyond the interviews you've just had about trump. meaning, i think -- i won't go on at length. i think there's a phenomenon that exists that is called populism that we really don't know very well, that it existed in the 30s. that phenomenon partially is due to a wealth gap, but it's also partially due to the sense of inefficiency and make the place work on time for the common man. the values that are national values rather than global values, there are those elements that exist right

>> ray hart for san francisco open government. the first two pages of the referral or the packet for item number 5 in the referral letter from the task force to this body and i would like you to pay attention particularly to the second page and the bottom two paragraphs it is says the task force takes this matter 10i6r8 and buildings that eric mar intentionally refused to appear at merging before the task force to discuss the issue and not providing a written response for over 15 months based on the testimony in the hearing the task force interpretation of the ordinance and others applicable laws the failure to respond in a timely complete manner violates section and - of the sunshine ordinance and the lack of policy infers intentional and willful non-compliant with the ordinance. >> there we go. >> what you see here is a rough thing of the order of determination includes they got a lot more information basically in march 19, eight hundred i put in an i dr not a extension are response i filed the shovrns complaint and the sunshine