rolands, the rolands family, the enti ntire continent of my mother land africa. we stand in solidarity as the people of ghana continue uilding a stronger and more inclusive and prosperous country. may president rolands' soul rest peace. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? rise today to i showcase the promise of american innovation. this morning, mow derna moderna said the oronavirus vaccine was 95% effective. last week, pfizer reported that effective.than 90% today, less than a year after the coronavirus reached our is an incredible achievement. t is a testament to the excellence of america's scientists and researchers. hanks to these heroes and to the historic private-public partnerships spurred by our nationarp speed, is positioned to distribute a vaccine more tive efficiently than any other world. in the now more than ever, as cases of across our nation, e must stand firm against this invisible enemy. and thanks to the american hope on thethere is horizon. thank you and i

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the idea of trade winds was a private company which ward with roland's input transport throughout the middle east and africa goods and services that mylan could have produced including weapons. and the trade with his company it was supposed to be shepherding weapons around africa for the libyans a livery body of us. can get our man as i mean he can be a coward. you can bet our maryland you can bet i would mind that matter fact check out that one hardly a fear of the above didn't know i had been a part of the bargain of the our middle market there to bargain and where minister . could it be that more one's death was connected to his dealings in the international arms trade mold law and wolfy much as he left a level down and garnered from them and not get him and the heads up from there your motive did. the math methods they used to feed the wealthy it is a matter present the garra democrats a little bit of a fuss a lot of the start of t.v. and mozart sucked them but more many anybody that fell off of that hour is again now when as yet and i'm of the if the who are left out of the pool

neil hates us and poking in the rebound from roland shelagh's shots $31.00 on mine some finally taste of victory. thanks for joining fully in its sights. on the big top and sailing holland stole the show. he tweeted that his day started with a goal boy aboard and ended with 4 goals at the berlin. acknowledge his extraordinary skills by asking sleep than in south africa. came up with an, explanation. he's a cyborg. from the u.s., he's a cyborg, created to score more than 30 goals a season. and someone in nigeria thinks he's a genetically modified human with special goal scoring software. and argentinian found it funny that his coach couldn't keep count of holland's goals. from india. you need a video game, cheat code to score 4 goals, and one half dortmund's made clear that there was no need to ask who was the man of the match. and himself confirmed his robot identity with the, i don't know. maybe it's true. for the 1st time in over 9 months by and for the home. one, thanks to a robust public labor couzin are catching up, but not like 6 months. celebrated their 1st victory of the seaso

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joe cases final year in charge exiting siemens to be replaced by roland. but they are going to, if executive has been speaking to date of the business, we asked how it sought to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a socially responsible company. but the old way of or thinking, you know, the business of business is business, meaning don't care about any board. it has the bow show low value. there, it's outdated and it should have never been that way. a quantity which does not serve society should not exist. that's my view. so we have to have a societal value. and if you look at the stakeholders, employees cost them and shareholders, the traditional ones. there is a new constituency, and if the society so they have to say they want to, you know, have kompany is performances, they lability, they want the companies to be responsible. they do not want companies to just fire people, because there's a pandemic issue, which is of you know, for nature which can be, it can be defeated. siemens passed a german government compensation scheme for e

roland will fit into your c. you've met joe biden. you know where the opportunity lies in america.ay? will you encourage roland to buy businesses in the u.s., to grow the business again in the united states of america? is that your message for transition? josef: the message for transition is we have a great transition going. he's been my man all along. we have a great transition. it's different from the last two once which were a bit bumpy. secondly, be together. we have been setting up siemens now into three big powerful companies. manus: in america, are you going to encourage him to do more deals in america? deploy more capital in america? josef: he will be the ceo. he needs to find his own way. if he asked me, i would tell him, go organic. don't big -- don't buy because it has a lot of opportunities. annmarie: of course, the world has faced a lot this year. the pandemic being the biggest. what needs to be done we are building back a stronger global economy post pandemic? josef: one thing would be on the political side. conflictbig underlying of the two superpower houses of china

i mean, my lady, i mean roland martin with of all right. joey. but all those women to get out back in africa it on their moment to give you your company. those that they say on your wish memphis and that only and also not really much there aren't really your. 'd share are left by the bears. but at last, a sissy out of this understanding and to have it in there to be your we had to move around the only mother that made on me equal marriage. but there is that, i mean if we all accept each minute, i don't have any other than the mentality. but the mother on these days, i know that the nearly as easy as i used to make that year. i just, i want to gather measures in the years that are left . i mean i don't leave that to the gays, have it out up are the they are and the uk. i want that, but on a whim i made out or there's arson. and when i gotcha anyone the less money in ok, get all of the of all of our me be that and you're not going up with them. what do you believe that there was going to get out of elliston when there are many hours i started it al

i mean by the way in roland martin say by either of the right joey. but how about only mildly that we know of or not all those women to get out back in africa. it on their moment to give you your company. they all said that they are on your wish mantle memphis and that only and also not really much. there aren't really your. 'd share after that, by the way, as we couldn't last, a sissy out of this understanding and to have it in your we had to do was to move around the me mother did mean on me equal marriage, but there is that. i mean, if we each mix it with any other and even to let it in. but the mother is on these days. i know there's a but the nearly as easy as i used to make that you know that i just, i want to gather measures in my life that are one of the ideas that are left . i mean, i don't leave out the gays, have it out up. are there they are pushed and back. i want that but only a lemonade out of the local me or there's arson and we're not. gotcha. anyone know the last minute rush hour may be that when you're not up with them, what do you

neil hates us and parking in the rebound from roland shelagh's, shot 31 on mine. so finally takes a victory. thanks to john farley insights storm and sailing holland stole the show. he tweeted that his day started with the golden boy award and ended with 4 goals. at the berlin acknowledge his extraordinary skills by asking sleep than in south africa, came up with an explanation. he's a cyborg. from the us, he's a cyborg. created to score more than 30 goals a season. and someone in nigeria thinks he's a genetically modified human with special cool scoring software. an argentinean found it funny that his coach couldn't keep count of holland. from india. you need a video game, cheat code to score 4 goals in one half. dortmund made clear that there was no need to ask who was the man of the match? and holland himself confirmed his robot identity with 2, not maybe it's true for the 1st time in over 9 months by her and didn't bring it home. one thanks to robot problems, labor goes in are catching up, but not like 6 months celebrated their 1st victory of the season. we'll

neil peterson, poking in the rebound from roland shot, was shot 31 on mine some finally taste of victory. thanks to join fully insights of the storm and sailing holland stole the show. he tweeted that his day started with the golden boy award and ended with 4 goals. heberling acknowledged his extraordinary skills by asking sleep man in south africa, came up with an explanation. he's a cyborg. from the us, he's a cyborg. created to score more than 30 goals a season. and someone in nigeria thinks he's a genetically modified human with special cool scoring software. an argentinean found it funny that his coach couldn't keep count of holland. from india. you need a video game, cheat code to score 4 goals in one half. dortmund made clear that there was no need to ask who was the man of the match and a long term self confirmed his robot identity with the wind. don't know. maybe it's true. for the 1st time in over 9 months, spying and didn't bring it home. one thanks to robot problems, leverkusen are catching up, but not like 6 months celebrated their 1st victory of the season. we'll see who th

this is roland from san jose. so, to start with i think that director chang is asking for the modelling on behalf of caltrain is critical. and in my mind, this is a very best $200,000 you will have spent on this project so far. moving forward, i expect that the analysis will finally expose the second street alignment. that will ultimately make it impossible for caltrain to vacate the 4th and king rail yard until the new transbay tube opens. i would like to close with a couple of recommendations. first of all, when you're doing the modelling, limit the model to the section between breeze bane and the sfdtc. any issues caused by -- to eliminate any issues caused by the rider way in san matteo county. i would like to share with you track work in the vicinity of the tank form that makes it possible to turn around 12 trains an hour per direction between the transit center and brisbane. the other thing i would like to address is to consider, is to expand the scope of the contract to study the 7th street alignment in par

consolation goal mills, peterson, poking in the rebound from roland shot was shot 31 on mine. some finally takes a victory. thanks to join, fully dormant sailing. holland stole the show, he tweeted that his day started with the golden boy award and ended with 4 goals at the berlin. acknowledge his extraordinary skills by asking sleep than in south africa. came up with an explanation. he's a cyborg. from the us, he's a cyborg. created to score more than 30 goals a season. and someone in nigeria thinks he's a genetically modified human with special cool scoring software. an argentinian found it funny that his coach couldn't keep count of how long. from india, you need a video game, cheat code to score 4 goals in one half. dortmund made clear that there was no need to ask who was the man of the match and fall on to him self confirmed his robot identity with the. i don't know. maybe it's true for the 1st time in over 9 months. fire and didn't bring it home. one fixture robot called them labor couzin are catching up, but not like 6 months, celebrated their 1st victory of the season

off of siemens energy was last year for c.e.o., joe kayser was exiting siemens to be replaced by roland bush, a bush there. earlier i spoke to qasr and began by asking him if the positive numbers were due to his business model or the nature of the pending makes an even impact across industries. 1st of all, i do have to put the numbers and the, i believe strong performance in fiscal q 4 to a fascinating team. that's a distance what it is because the people have been working really, really hard. and every produced, i believe, number of speech. hard to top revenue is not just about the level. pretend that make up profits are up 10 percent on the operating level, 28 percent on net income. so i think those are numbers. i really can be proud of together with my team. and so i believe the company is very well suited now for the future because transformation of all times coming at us in the 4th industrial revolution. so i think today's a good day for siemens. this will be your last quarter. you'll be leaving the, company next year. you're known as a very outspoken c.e.o., sometimes to the chagr

liar for roland. do stay tuned for our coverage. i do special coming up in just a moment. we'll have all the latest on the pandemic, and we'll have more world headlines for you at the top of the hour on my brock on behalf of our entire team here. thank you for spending this part of the day with us in the fight against the corona. virus pandemic has the rate of infection been developing. what does the latest research say information and context? the coronavirus up to 19 on t.w. . that is for me, is for beethoven is for beethoven is for a friend on the beethoven 2021, fiftieth anniversary here on while parts of the medical community are on the hunt for a vaccine against the corona virus. others are on the hunt for its origin. well the 1st confirmed case was in china, the exact steps of the virus is very progression still unknown. the current working theory is that the virus originated in rouhani, but there's still more to learn. sequencing the viruses genome is key for the ongoing medical forensic investigation. and scientists hope, by pinpointing where the virus came from a

i mean, roland martin, i'll say by with of all right, joey the, all those women that i get out, they get it on a moment to get you up and plead those that they say on your.

i mean roland martin, else am i evil or react as if it were right? joey only mildly. there are all those women to get out. they get it on their moment to give you your company though, said that they're on your wish man from memphis and that only and doesn't know probably much. there aren't really your. 'd share are left by the bears, but at last are sissy out of this understanding and you have it in enough of that us your we have the new inducements to move around. the only mother didn't have on me equal marriage, but there is that, i mean if we all accept each minute at all with any other than the mental ability but the mother is were.

i'm sorry, kelly and roland, thanks for watching the be played the game going to be missed him using the by fixing games instead of slowing them away with subsidies instead of budget cuts to remove bolts and sustainably is what germany's future should look like the binding of instead of blacking mind made in germany 60 minutes. d.w. . odd, give us your country a b. the a make you rich. the b.p. oil leak full voyage. with jobst the b.p. oil will take good care of, you may see the big and while things are too cold on the west coast, it's gone up in 2007. investors make promises, but years later, reality looks very different. later pinches drinking water shortage telling me what happened to the mystery of black gold oil promises starts december 4th. w. led to this extent, this journalism for human rights and the environment. insertion of the global media for the cause of 19th pandemic. the findings against environmental defenders increased in latin america of journalists is raising awareness for these attacks. but can journalism have an impact beyond creating visibility? or discussion?

so roland, john is following events for us from washington, joins us now.tell us more about the, the turnout of trump's supporters today. how many people were in washington, and did we see anything similar in other cities in the country? you saw smaller events across the united states, but washington was really the place where you saw the most people turnout. and that was about several 1000 people at its peak and early afternoon on saturday. this was an event that, you know, had a couple of minor scuffles between a people who support the president and those who oppose the president. but there was enough of a police presence around washington on saturday that those scuffles were quickly broken up. there were no massive outpouring of violence. it has, it had been feared by many in this area. it is worth noting that we did see very briefly the u.s. president's motorcade co-pastor, the heart of the beginning of saturday's demonstration at freedom plaza. that's about 3 blocks or so from the white house. the president had suggested on twitter on friday that he wo

roland but and then the government is currently my apologies to we only i'm sorry i don't interrupt you i just we only have about a minute left and i want to ask one more question about the military to nikki before we end the show nikki in me and more it's the military that essentially still controls the levers of power is that correct. you know some call is correct because the thought that a constitution provides that special i mean a lot of power to the military but every republican party who grew up and got the government constitutions share of the political power with the military well electic they have to share with the millet the political collar with the military as well i mean a 91 did you win the election. 75 percent all i mean majorities the at the poly whatever they're all things i mean i talked with the political editors so they only doesn't like to show they are political pop that the political howl with the naked democratic on a democratic side of this that's kinds of where. most of the time the i mean our when and where this constitution it's good everybody elected govern

i mean by that i mean roland martin. say by either of the right joey then we know a lot of those women to get out. they can yell from it on their moment to give you your company, those that they say on your wish. mental members that o.e.m. doesn't know probably much aren't really your share or that by the bears we might get a lesser sissy out of this understanding and have it in there to allow the service while we have enough of the devils, we have the new inducements to move around the only mother to middle me equal marriage, but there is that, i mean if we all accept each minute, i don't get any other than the mentality. but the mother is going to visit. i know, but there's a thought or not to join with the nearly as easy as i'd.

money will, mark roland, said everything possible will be done to prevent a so named 3rd wave. the sunni, you know, the peak of the 2nd wave has passed. we feared much worse figures, but we avoided them. well this week a french businesses will start to reopen, following a strict solitary protocol. however, locked on is going to remain in place according to the french leader. it will be lifted only on the 15th of december. and that's only a daily infections drop to $5.00 and cinema theaters will reopen then. however, bars, restaurants and cafes will remain closed throughout the christmas period. only reopening as part of the 3rd phase from january 20th. when schools and universities will resume in person teaching was staying in front of us, a rally for a 2nd day in paris following last week's clearance of the sun to knead migrant camp . on monday riot police moved in with tear gas to break up. the demonstrators have been building since last tuesday when authorities tried to remove some 2000 migrants at the temporary camp a little according to human rights groups, around 800, rem

this is roland lebrun. so, first of all, thank you to the director for posting the report prior to the meeting. that was very helpful. back to measure -- i don't know if caltrain support it in prop k. i can assure you that -- [indiscernible] as a matter of fact, neither one of these measures has passed the two-thirds majority, if the caltrain tunnel must be -- it's a particular concern. $700 million for brakes. $300 million for additional caltrain service all the way between gilroy and san francisco. and also $30 million on top of that actually dedicated to the san jose to gilroy extension. the issue is -- [indiscernible] if you think the central subway is out of control, you haven't seen anything yet. the reason why i'm addressing you, i hope that -- [indiscernible] will join the former transportation committee chair to provide the committee -- and make sure that they follow -- >> 20 seconds, caller. >> santa clara county. this goes into 2016. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr.

tonight let's bring in roland. jordan, who's in washington. d.c. vall said start with michael flynn, how this plot and comes as no surprise does it. no, it doesn't come as any surprise. the president donald trump had suggested as early as in march that he would probably offer a full pardon to michael flynn because of what he called a political witch hunt against the man that was his 1st of 4 national security advisers. of course it is worth reminding our audience that michael flynn lied to federal investigators about his contacts with the russian ambassador to the u.s. at the time sergey kiss. and that was because the investigators were concerned that those contacts between kislyak and flynn might have been part of an ongoing russian government effort to contaminate or corrupt the u.s. political process. and possibly to well corrupt the incoming trumpet ministration as well. now while michael flynn did not go to prison, he had been convicted and was then trying to return reverse his conviction, i should say. because of what he called, entrapment by

you turns out roland. i thought i thought huge respect, charles, but i think that's been over the top. i think that what has made us fed up, as i said, is, is, is the lockdown because nobody wanted to, to go back into that. and reluctant, prime minister has says and promises not one state was forced and the result of him having to take as made a lot of concern was greater because the conservative party, we do not like infringing on anyone's liberty, that has made a lot of people frustrated myself included, yes, a lot of people, a lot of people in the president of the sick, a lot of people in the country aren't impressed either. according to you. gov. 69 percent of the country thinks this government has handled the pandemic fairly badly or very badly. only 3 percent think it's done very well. it's us poll is asked if boris johnson is incompetent or resigning 54 percent said yes. do you share that view? i'm afraid opinion polls will say one thing one day and something else. the other. i know judgment your pa

you turns out roland. i thought i thought she just, charles, but i think that's been over the top. i think that works has made us fed up, as i said, is, is, is the lockdown because nobody wanted to, to go back into that. and reluctant, prime minister has says and promises not wants to say she was forced. and the result of him having to take action as made a lot of concern straight because the conservative party we do not like infringing on anyone's liberty that has made a lot of people frustrated, myself included. yes. a lot of people, a lot of people in the president of the sick, a lot of people in the country aren't impressed either. according to you. gov. 69 percent of the country thinks this government has handled the pandemic fairly badly or very badly. only 3 percent. think it's done very well. it's us poll is asked if boris johnson is incompetent, or resoundingly 54 percent said yes. do you share that view? i'm afraid. opinion polls that say one thing one day and something else. the other . i know you have spent your party the church to quote them when they like them, then t

reaction that we are seeing to joe biden's victory so james are we seeing all the congratulations roland from around the while. well it was a bit slow to begin with and i think that's because the world has been watching this very slow process of counting the votes and i think they were all aware that president trump is someone who can fight back and bite back very hard so they didn't want to comment until things were definitive but we are now in the last few minutes getting a flood of comments now i think it's worth telling you the canadian prime minister justin trudeau was the 1st to give his comment on this this i think is important he's not had a particularly good relationship with president trump certainly fell out at one g. 7 summits and you remember that prime minister trudeau was one of those seen laughing at president trump when he was overheard and with another group of leaders present mackerel and the british prime minister boris johnson back in palace a year ago of course it's been a tough time for canada nafta had to be renegotiated during the trumpet ministration and even no

this is roland lebrun. so, first of all, thank you to the director for posting the report prior to the meeting. that was very helpful. back to measure -- i don't know if caltrain support it in prop k. i can assure you that -- [indiscernible] as a matter of fact, neither one of these measures has passed the two-thirds majority, if the caltrain tunnel must be -- it's a particular concern. $700 million for brakes. $300 million for additional caltrain service all the way between gilroy and san francisco. and also $30 million on top of that actually dedicated to the san jose to gilroy extension. the issue is -- [indiscernible] if you think the central subway is out of control, you haven't seen anything yet. the reason why i'm addressing you, i hope that -- [indiscernible] will join the former transportation committee chair to provide the committee -- and make sure that they follow -- >> 20 seconds, caller. >> santa clara county. this goes into 2016. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr.

he's exiting siemens to be replaced by roland by the outgoing chief executive has been speaking today to be a business. we asked joe kayser how he sought to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a socially responsible company. but the, the old way of, of thinking, you know, the business of business is business. meaning don't care about anybody. it's just about shareholder value. that's outdated and it should have never been that way. a company which does not serve society should not exist. that's my view. so we have to have a societal value. and if you look at the stakeholders, employees cost them and shareholders, the traditional ones. there is a new constituency, and that's the society. so they have to say they want to, you know, have companies, performances, they in-ability, they want the companies to be responsible. they do not want companies to just fire people because there's a pandemic issue, which is of often nature which can be, which can be defeated. ok so that south korea has carried out successful tests of flying taxi jones in the capital seoul, the unma

this is private roland ward. and these images that you see here are actually included in the surgical history of the war of the rebellion for numbers 167, 168, 169 and 170. the case for this says a fistula orifice, 1/4 inch in diameter, with the collection of saliva he has been able to use. before the completion of his operation, the patient is to reach a sitting position to receive his nourishment and food and water. he can take his food and drink standing up. he also has the use of a rubber button properly adjusted in the fistula so that he can actually have this food and drink and stop the discretion of saliva from making its exit externally. so you can see that by the use of this button and by the use of this reconstructive surgery, his face almost quite literally is reconstructed to where he can have a normal life, where he can talk, where he can eat, where he can drink as sitting up and rejoins society. but for a lot of these soldiers, for these reconstructive surgeries, it's not quite so simple when you're

here with me in the studio, is that peter roland dollars and the action that ting? joining us from washington will be our bureau chief in a spall. and if i can start with you while we're waiting for the president to appear, let's start with this official engagement. for those of us outside the u.s., perhaps you could fill us in on the occasion and the setting well, you know, it's very common for a president to go to cemetery, to honor the veterans. that's a very common appearance and probably wouldn't be alive on that. he went, if it wouldn't be the 1st appearance of the election of donald trump in public. and we just don't know if he wants to say something or not from his schedule, which we get here in washington. a lot of journalists kind of a good read in the schedule of the president of the united states. there are no plans for him to address the public, but we don't know what he has done. things like that before spontaneously talking to reporters on the ground. so we shall see. so just to be clear is what we're expecting is for the president to do won't while h

he's exiting siemens to be replaced by roland, by the outgoing chief executive has been speaking today to be a business. we asked joe kayser how he sought to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a socially responsible company. but the old way of, of thinking, you know, the presence of business is business, meaning don't care about anybody, just about cello value. that's outdated and it should have never been that way. a company which does not serve society should not exist. that's my view. so we have to have a societal value. and if you look at the stakeholders, employees cost them a shareholders, the 3rd edition, they're the ones that he said, new constituency, and that's the society. so they have to say they want to, you know, have companies, performances, they inability, they want their companies to be responsible. they do not want companies to just fire people, because there's a pandemic issue, which is of the nature which can be, which can be defeated. ok so that south korea has carried out successful tests of flying taxi jones in the capital seoul, the unmanne

this is private roland ward. these images you see here are included in the surgical history of the war of the rebellion. the case for this says a this jealous orifice one fourth of an inch in diameter only remaining in consequence of constant secretion of saliva, he is able to articulate quite plainly, which he has hitherto been out unable to do since the date of his injury. and put -- until the completion of his operation, the patient was compelled to assume a position to drink water and nourishment. he can now drink and eat food standing up. he also has the use of a metal -- excuse me, a rubber button properly adjusted so that he can actually have his food and drink and stop the secretion of saliva from making its exit externally. so you can see that by the use of this button and by the use of this reconstruct of surgery, his face almost quite literally is reconstructed to where he can have a normal life, where he can talk, where he can eat, where he can drink sitting up and rejoin society. for a lot of these s

when you look at the women that have been leading particularly in 2020 with the mayors like rachel roland and massachuset, the women are the ones that have been during the co- covid pandemic and racial unrest sit wasn't dividing to see once agn the record number of women running and then being elected by the people of this country. >> let me ask you, and it haunts me right now that this is where you see this. we've gone through this year where after george floyd's murder and others people seem to connect across the racial divide in america and we sell protests about the police brutality that more than that it was about racial justice in the country and the fact it wasn't what it should be that was wrong. there are perspectives on that but that is what it is. looking out there now, is that still, do we see police departments being reorganized, do we see training being done differently? has this been an emotional spike that will not be sustained. i don't mean to be senecal, but it's my job and i want to get your perspective what needs to be done not to lose that moment where so many people

the judge i had played softball with, roland barnes, the court reporter that had reported my trials, a sheriff that had guarded my courtroom dead. why? because a female sheriff was overpowered in an elevator, and the person got out. if she was overpowered, what chance do you and i have, for pete's sake? safety in elevators. i met with the long island jogger's dad, phil, on the dr. oz set, and he inspired me to write safe while exercising. because i saw the same cycle happening over and over with women being attacked while exercising. why is that? what can we do to stop it? is same in your own -- safe in your own home. the red rapist in atlanta inspired me to write safe in your own home. the first half of the book is devoted to keeping your children safe whether they are at daycare, babysitter, nanny, at a ball field, an amusement park, at a shopping mall. everything i could think of, online, god help us, safe online. it's in here as well. >> you were speaking about kids, and school is one of those fears that parents have. just sending the child off to school, no longer having them at

joe case is final year in charge is exiting siemens to be replaced by roland. they are going for executives has been speaking today to the business. we asked how it's sort to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a socially responsible company. but the old way of or thinking, you know, the business of business is business. meaning don't care about anybody, just about shareholder value. there it's outdated and the truth have never been that way or kompany, which does not surface, i should not exist. that's my view. so we have to have a value. and if you look at the stakeholders, employees cost them a shareholders, the 3rd edition of the words, there is a new constituency, and that's the society. so they have to say they want to, you know, have companies, performances, they ability, they want the companies to be responsible. they do not want companies to just fire people, because there's a pandemic issue, which is of you know, often nature which can be, it can be defeated. simmons passed a german government compensation scheme for energy compan

the judge, i had roland barnes, the court reporter, she had reported my trial, reporting a sheriff deadwhy? because a female was cornered in an elevator and the purpose got out. she was overpowered and safety in elevators, i met with a long island shocker when they cannot offset and he inspired me to write this because i saw the same cycle happen over and over again with the women exercising why is that, they in your own home, the prosecuting a guy called the red rapist in atlanta inspired me to write see inyour own home . the first half of the book is devoted to keeping the children safe whether they are at daycare, nannies and an amusement park, a shopping mall. at everything , online. safe online. it's in hereas well . >> your speaking about kids and schools are one of those fears that parents have, just sending the child off to school. no longer having them at home with them. having heaven for bid, there these often one case that comes to mind is stephanie, kelsey smith. >> kelsey smith was on the phone with her mother and she went to target and she was buying a gift for her boyfrie

nil hates us and parking in the rebound from roland shot was shot $31.00 on mine. so finally, taste of victory. thanks to join felipe at sites. dorman, sailing holland stole the show. he tweeted that his day started with the golden boy award and ended with 4 goals in acknowledge his extraordinary skills by asking sleep man in south africa, came up with an explanation. he's a cyborg. from the us. he's a cyborg, created to score more than 30 goals a season. and someone in nigeria thinks he's a genetically modified human with special cool scoring software. an argentinian found it funny that his coach couldn't keep count of holland's goal. from india, you need a video game, cheat code to score 4 goals in one half. dortmund made clear that there was no need to ask who was the man of the match. and holland himself confirmed his robot identity with the don't know, maybe it's true. for the 1st time in over 9 months prior, and he didn't bring it home. one thanks to a robot called labor goes in are catching up, but not like 6 might celebrated their 1st victory of the season.

ok roland jordan is live for us now in washington washington d.c. we heard there the trauma team is pushing ahead with litigation but we haven't heard from president trumpet a wee while what's going on there. well the president has run into twitter managers who have decided that his outright lies and distortions about the way that the electoral process is handled in this country simply cannot be disseminated on their platform remember twitter is a private company and it can restrict who can tweet who can publish information on its private servers and so after a number of tweets which twitter moderators said violated their own policies and also lots of people reporting the president's tweets as being flat out wrong or in accurate the president has sensually gone silent there's also been some reporting that white house lawyers have told people involved with the campaign that since they do work for the federal government they need to avoid any possible violation of the hatch act that is a federal law that restricts how much activity political activity

roland we're all on the edge of our seats waiting for florida to be projected in miami let's not go to castro in houston texas texas is closing it's. in about 45 minutes or so i believe any early indications at all heidi that. sure the vast majority of texas polls actually have already closed and the so far no surprises with these very early returns we're seeing some about 10 percent of precincts reporting and joe biden is leading thanks to a boost from votes from the metropolitan area of dallas 'd which is to be expected much of the way that texas vote counting goes as the the early voting gets counted 1st and we know that this year that was a historic number of voters did vote early and it is expected that they will tend to favor democrats now the remainder of the votes that were actually cast today those will likely be counted a little later and you'll see it on this map as more and more of the rural counties report their tallies that the number of votes according president troubles likely to take higher expectation here is that trump likely will still carry this deeply red state bu

this is roland, very briefly. i think it is unfortunate that the significance of the dtx being moved to plan barrier 2050 period one was not communicated. it's almighty. it took effort by the entire region to get it there and i think this needs to be communicated to the cac in a strong manner because it's moving forward, thank you. >> secretary: i think that concludes public comment. i will go ahead and call the next item, directors. directors, item 8 is public comment. an opportunity for members of the public to address the authority on matters that are not on today's calendar. members of the public that wish to provide public comment under this item, please dial 1-855-282-6330 and access code, 126 729 5295. then pound and pound again. and then star 3 to be added to the queue to speak under this item. the system will prompt you when it is your turn to speak to draw your question, press -- to withdraw your question, press star 3 again. seeing none, i will proceed to call the next item, directors. directors, item 9

roland cabran, san jose. my comment is about slide number four of the picture presentation about the portola transportation plan. i don't know if you can pull it up and look at it. my concern is [inaudible] the connection between the -- the sunnydale light rail and the bayshore caltrain station. this is a station i used many, many times. five years ago, that was my connection between the bayshore and caltrain [inaudible] valley branch library and [inaudible] the caltrain, and when that was closed, i had no option but driving, and that means driving 50 miles from san francisco to san jose. the reason i bring that up is because on june 27, 2014, there was a $2 million prop k allocation that went to transit programs, and nothing happened after that. so i raise the question of the reason at the c.a.c. community meeting, and the sfmta promised that they would get back to me what happened to this $2 million funding, and they never got back to me, so until i can get some answers, i will be issuing a [inaudible] to g

this is roland from san jose. i would like to echo all the comments that the other directors made. the reason i'm regretting you is to leave you with some really, really positive outcome as a follow-up to a conversation you and i had five years ago. which had to do with a block fire. i knew you listened to what i had to say and you were concerned that i raised the fact that block fire at that time was between the transit center and the bay. and that was known as -- and i shared with you that this was entirely my fault because i was new to the city of san francisco's government. and i had expected that not only the prior, but the actually other chief executive prior to that would have listened to what i had to say. and i did not know that in the background, oti were responsible for block five. which was also part of the funding for the dtx. we had the fully funded dtx at that time. but the thing i wanted to share with you, the recent development that took place in the last two years. and it's a gentleman by the name of jonathan sharpman. i don't know if you're familiar with it. he a

that stock reporting numbers a moment ago chris roland, raised his price target by 9% they rose a bit bit lower, chris. obviously the bar was set pretty high they did continue to see double-digit revenue growth on gaming and so many parts of the business what stands out? >> yeah. we were bullish into this report however, we did many channel checks and we found that their new gaming products were sold out almost across the board so we were worried about this 3q number in particular, that there were going to be supply problems there clearly are not, or if they are, they were able to hurdle those, and this report was even better than we had expected so we're a little surprised the stock is down here, but the market has this incredible discounting mechanisms maybe expectations just got ahead of themselves. >> it's true we should highlight some of the numbers. you don't see a lot of companies doing this, even in the semi space right now. revenue up 57% last from on gaming, up 37% data center revenue up 162% on the year. was that good enough a lot of people scrutinized the data center busin