>> it controls rsa encryption, which is behind internet security. >> but is that a good encryption? >> i don't like it because it's on an acquisition-based strategy to increase revenues by acquiring companies. at's how it's boosting revenues. >> we have two opinions on both stocks. thank you very much, gang. that's it for forbes on x. have a wonderful weeken here. the number one business block continues with my buddy eric bowling and "cashin in." >>> isis spreading like a deadly disease and president obama sounding like he wants to put a band-aid on the cancer. first he said this. >> we don't have a strategy yet. >> and now this. >> it is a manageable problem. as the 9/11 anniversary nears the president wants to make t isis crisis a manageable problem. well, maybe you dn't get the memo this new memo, thousands of foreigners are here on student visas. they vanished into tn air. it's our government asleep at the wheel and putting our lives and livelihood in danger. plus. >> they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. >> the dnc chairwoman accusing

as you know, two runways at sfo are currently closed in order to finish the federally mandated rsa work. construction is about halfway complete and we believe that the runway will be reopened next month. the further work for the project includes the coordination to [speaker not understood] working collaboratively towards the operation of the two runways. the contract provides departure management services that allow for the efficient control of departure traffic on the two runways that are open during the construction period. the airport's contract with parsons brinckerhoff is the result of a request -- a competitive credit for proposals process and has been previously amended by the airport commission to increase both the costs and to extend the turn to the existing contract will bring the total contract amount above the $10 million level requiring board approval for a new total contract amount of $13.7 million. the budget analyst recommend approval of this mod if i and ation and i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> okay, thank you, ms. wagoner. mr. rose, why don't we jump right to

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