rohan: yes.really like for as many of the challenges that we have seen in china recently, we have seen a lot of investors migrate towards japan on the international side, just because it feels like a much more stable market. it hit 34 year highs on the nikkei index. and there is this long-term structural days occurring with the japanese market where you're starting to see a lot of corporate reforms lead to market gains. there is a similar story in korea that could occur. you see these ownership issues, a lot of value that could be unlocked. you could see even additional ipos in the korean market. we think a lot of the playbook that has actually been implemented in the japanese market, if it starts to filter towards the korean market which has some overlap in the width of that market is structured, that could actually lead to more premium multiples for some of those stocks, but also a lot of value that could be unlocked. so that is an area that we see as more of a bull case for the rest of 2024 fo

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some i sound advice there from rohan bopanna, winner of this year's australian open doubles tournament report and caterpillar will also release its earnings. china, the world's second—largest economy, loses its post— pandemic momentum. that is it for us on this addition on asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. it's a feat of engineering, 1,400 tons of steel, seven years in the planning. great yarmouth's long—awaited third river crossing. today, hundreds gathered for the grand opening. we pray you bless this bridge and all who pass over it and those who sail through it. back in 1933, thousands turned out for the opening of the town's haven bridge by the prince of wales. in the crowds, then, jenna brown, who at the sprightly age of 105, was guest of honour at today's opening. i was in school and we were all lined up as children and crowds of people and the then prince of wales opened it. yes. here you are now at the third river crossing. seeing that open, too! it's a wonderful thing, what they've done. voiceover: for more

you may have heard about rohan bopanna, who at the age of 43, has reached a milestone, becoming the doublesld. well, my colleague nikhil inamdar has been speaking to him about the perseverance that has led him to success on the tennis courts. for leaders in business, whether you're an entrepreneur or corporate leader, he had this advice. i would say to really focus on short—term goals, even though you have a long—term goal, break it into short—term goals. and that's when you start not losing focus. you want maybe tomorrow on your own company, but to get to that there are small steps, smalljourneys. the biggest thing when you have a short—term goal it should be a short—term goal it should be a personal goal. it shouldn't be someone else's goal that you are trying to fulfil, that is a key factor there. my first and foremost goal was to pass the third round, i had never ever pass to the third round. never in the so many years i'd played. so that is my first goal. of course i would love to win it, but the first focus was you know, to do that. you're somebody who is exclusively played doubles an

now before we go you may have heard about rohan bopanna, who at the age of 43 has reached a milestone asked him about the secrets to his success and the advice he has for other leaders. i would say to really focus and sharpen the goals. even though you have a long—term goal, break into shorter goals. that is when you start, not losing focus. maybe tomorrow, you want to own your own company, but to get to that there are small steps, smalljourneys. the biggest thing when you have a short goal, should be a personal goal, not someone else's goal you are to fulfil. the australian open this year, my first goal was to pass the third round. i had never gone past the third round ever in the so many years i have played. i said, that is my first go. of course, i would love to win it but the first focused was to win it but the first focused was to do that. he to win it but the first focused was to do that-— to win it but the first focused was to do that. .,, ,., ,., , ., to win it but the first focused was todothat. , ., to do that. he was somebody who has exclusively played _ to do that. he was

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now before we go you may have heard about rohan bopanna, who at the age of 43 has reached a milestonehis success and the advice he has for other leaders. i would say to really focus on short—term goals, even though we have a long—term goal, break it into short—term goals. that is when you start not losing focus, you want to medium tomorrow on your own company but to get to that there are small steps, smalljourneys, the biggest thing when you have a short—term goal is it should be a personal goal, it should ——it should not be someone else's goal. in the australian open this year, i first and foremost goal was to pass the third round, i never passed the third round, i never passed the third round, i never passed the third round ever in the so many years i played. i said that is my first call. of course i would love to win it but the first focus was to do that. you are somebody _ first focus was to do that. you are somebody who _ first focus was to do that. you are somebody who is - first focus was to do that. you are somebody who is exclusively playing doubles and you have a unique unde

she was pointing at the fact that it was michael rohan, one of the indicted coconspirators who had broughte ball out of the park and hit home run that would disqualify fani willis and miss willis's office from prosecuting this case. the defense is not wrong for trying to bring in this motion, provided that there is some degree of good faith upon which they're bringing it. as melissa already talked about, there are two ways that you can disqualify a prosecutor in the state of georgia. one of them is forensic misconduct, it's not alleged, we do not have it here. the other one is an actual conflict. and i think what everyone has been waiting for, including miss willis, is where is the evidence of an actual conflict? yes, there is a conversation about the potential of miss willis and mr. weighed having lied about the date of when they began to deal with one another, and that is a separate issue that could be dealt with in a separate proceeding. as far as this evidence here in this proceeding, as of, yet the defense have not put forth the actual conflict which would be necessary in order to mov

also present, we have two of our new interns runs, uh, sla chacon and rohan cleethorpes. thermos uh, who are here as well as natalie, who is helping direct them. and my chief of staff, sara hawkins. uh, if folks, uh, would like to contact dpa, uh, they can contact contact us directly at sf gov. org forward slash, dpa or you can contact us. at (415) 241-7711. uh, i will reserve my remaining comments until the agenda items are called in the subsequent schedule for the rest of the hearing. that concludes my report for the week. thank you. seeing no, uh, individuals on the queue, sergeant, for any members of the public that would like to make public comment regarding line item three dpa director's report, please approach the podium. and there is no public comment. line item four commission reports discussion and possible action. commission president's report, commissioner's reports and commission announcements and schedule of items identified for consideration at a future commission meeting. commissioner walker. uh, thank you, president elias. um, i would like to update about