of sap.h because we felt that we would be able to bring xm and a accelerate xm to many, many, many customers that are part of the sap customer base and we have done that. we have accelerated a category, accelerated this technology foundation and bring it to many of sap's customers and at this point we are ready to take xm to the world. we are at a point where experiences matter every moment matters in to how organizations operate. the decisions you make around the product experience you create, how you work with your employees, activate your employees to serve their customers best are all time sensitive and they are business critical decisions and so we have worked with sap to continue to expand and accelerating the way we are building this category. >> ryan, shifting gears a little bit, given the fact that qualtrics is born and bred in utah, you just recently with some of your tech colleagues bought that majority stake in the utah jazz as well. i want your thoughts on the migration we are se

williams told the bay area news group the sharks can now play at sap center if they

cambodia's tunnel a sap one of the biggest inland fisheries on earth more than a 1000000 people rely on this vast like for their livelihoods once renowned for its abundance of fish extensive damming up stream and climate change have taken their toll on the ecosystem. the way they do battle here are facing difficulties because the water is low and there are no fish so people on the lake have to change their way of life if they have lots of children maybe they'll have to work on shore at a construction site or in a factory because the lake is running out of fish. the lakes rich ecology is sustained by a rare seasonal reversal during the dry season the lake drains into the mekong river when the rains come in may the powerful flow of the mekong pushes water back into town by sap swelling the lakes volume by up to 5 times but last year water levels were down 25 percent from averages same just 20 years ago. whole the main challenge for our fishing community is climate change. for the past 2 years the water levels from the mekong river have changed dramatically. but. as ton lace up dries up

we are joined by the ceo of sap, christian klein. thanks for your time this morning.gives you the confidence to issue an enhanced dividend? and are you worried that leaves you open for further problems in 2021? christian: yeah, good morning. thanks for having me. first of all, the ipo yesterday was a massive success. [indiscernible] and then on top, we have also seen eps. with that, we're going to get together with the advisory board and we want to have our shareholders participating in the success of it. by the end of april, we are going to announce positive and talk about [indiscernible] anna: good morning. good to see the ipo to get your comments on that. in terms of the underlying business, when we look at the way the virus is being handled, ongoing lockdowns, extended lockdowns, parts of europe and other places, you reiterated your guidance today. what risk is there around your guidance? we saw last year that lockdowns did prevent problems for the company. christian: we start listening to our customers across the globe. they are having concerns. but the positive

it what sap you know what city it's become of misinformation and. the end to higher media and each of us have a responsibility will be on the outside groups all of the media that hold that gives us farms has to be very alert in the jail because this has caused us a lot of damage in terms of mental health. and wrong behavior spread of information and on the web scene one i think we should learn from our mistakes in the past and make sure that right information is put forward be inundating people with the right information and take away take off the wrong information and this is not something this is a responsibility that each individual has to take in support of the the media and. comes in and then we just bring in preamp here at the end of the show can go. about our vaccine has it and see and also this information being out. when i talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we. unite also that is us in the comic and why it's because it we are scared because of the good will know it is and 2nd we are scared because we're scared to

it will extend from the sap center to interstate 2280. the vote was unanimous.g effort started with an online petition back in 2017. >>> when the sun finally came out today, the beach was a beautiful spot to take a moment for reflection as this fellow did, face mask and all, but it will not be this way for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> the morning commute was a bit challenging. this is what it looked like driving in the fog in dublin. not a lot of visibility there and here's a look at the fog shrouding the bay bridge. looks kind of cool. thanks to ian who sent this picture to us with the #abc7now. great shot. what's tomorrow going

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working with santa clara county health officials and they are hopeful they'll be able to return to the sap center. >>> men's college hoops exciting finish between stanford and number 24, ucla, stanford wins at the final second. that's a look at sports, more news after the break. >>> the bay area couple took home the top sign of design award. >> here it is. >> this was designed by san jose state. her husband you can see, installation was up 20 minutes in 2019. quite a lot of attention and it won the 2020 best design year award. >> have a great night, see you tomorrow. >> thanks so much for joining us. good night. ♪♪ >> hello, and welcome to "the situation room." i'm your host wolf blitzer, an

it'll take drivers past the sap center and the new google transit village.till unclear how soon the name change will take place. >>> let's check in with gianna to see how the morning commute is shaping up. >> good morning. we are still dealing some brake lights. delays an earlier traffic alert we had westbound richmond, san rafael bridge. all lanes now open but look at this live shot. have you a back up there. bumper to bumper as you work from the east bay to the marin side. give yourself a few minutes. it stays busy and sluggish. i will show you the maps and you can see things still slow, speeds dipping down to 12 miles an hour but improves a little bit as you get more toward that marin side. 37 slow. good news to report. all lanes have been reopened. we had a trouble spot blocking a couple of lanes. traffic still sluggish from 92. you have a few brake lights westbound 92 on the bridge near the toll plazza. westbound 580. 205 to 680. east shore freeway, clear, highway 4. just a few brake lights. your travel times still about a 28 minutes antioch toward east

new helmets with the sap and zoom decal.logo for away games the white ones. the sharks' season begins this thursday in arizonacotes. maybe we should get nbc bay area helmets for them. pretty cool. big peacock on there. >> it is funny that now we don't have to explain what the zoom means. >> amazing. that's it for us here at 6:00. have a great evening. >> see you at 11:00. we made usaa insurance not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ i didn't have health insurance - not because i didn't want it. i worried it was to expensive, and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives. i can do both. covered california was made by californians for californians. and

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the city just voted to rename a stretch of street near sap center in the former president's honor. and west street. it will actually include portions of byrd avenue, south montgomery street, and south and north autumn street. >>> minimum wages up and 10 san mateo county cities this new year. one of the highest is in belmont at $15.90 an hour. half moon bay, daly city, east palo alto and burlingame each hit $15 even. south san francisco, san carlos, below par, redwood city and san mateo also saw pay hikes. >>> high surf advisory is in effect until 11:00 tonight. this was ocean beach in san francisco earlier. waves reached up to 20 feet today. paul heggen joins us now. there is another storm system headed our way tomorrow? >> yeah, a couple headed our way as we go through the rest of the week. means another chance of showers is on its way to the bay area. for storm system arriving tomorrow. another one lined up behind it for friday. after that though, the forecast looks like it is going to drive out for a long stretch of time. the next chance of rain after friday is probably at least

williams told the bay area news group the sharks can now play at sap center if they adhere to the newremost it is nice to hear things are going in the right way and that you know, back home our community is safer now than when we left. i think that is the most important thing. selfishly we are crossing our fingers and trying to figure out . >> all right. that is it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. we hope you stay dry and prepare for the rain coming our way. i am ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time and

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williams told the bay area news group the sharks can now play at sap center if they adhere to the new> first and foremost it is nice to hear things are going in the right way and that you know, back home our community is safer now than when we left. i think that is the most important thing. selfishly we are crossing our fingers and trying to figure out i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. . >> all right. that is it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. we hope you stay dry and prepare for the rain coming our way. i am ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time and >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." [ cheers and applause ] tonight, it's jack shepard, john wilson and muse iic from i don' know how but they found me. now

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and this loan, $60,000 to saps? what is that? dede: saps buffeteria is owned by max.ne of credit that he took out. lemonis: and so why do you pay its bills? dede: i don't know. lemonis: and max owes you money for rent. dede: right. lemonis: so almost $70,000 has left this business, and the company owes $18,000 for taxes. that $80,000 profit is deceiving, because it doesn't take into account the fact that they're paying max's bills, they're servicing max's debt. that $80,000 is really more like zero. that seems crazy. ♪♪ i can see the pros and cons of getting involved in this business. on the one hand, alexa's a fantastic chef and she's got great ideas and fantastic recipes. but on the other hand, her father -- he's screwing it all up. you have a nice business. it's small, but its nice. the challenge is is that you're being taken advantage of by a family member, and so i know that's not an easy solution. alexa: right. lemonis: and so i think the challenge that i'm having is why are you spending your money to pay for debt that belongs to somebody else, who happens to be

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or sap when under when people visit the studio and realize that it's largely a hobby laid out by spiders and spider webs many of them grow uncomfortable these going forward. and we've been those i mean if we kept puppies or kittens here people would say oh what a pretty kitty they don't usually do that when they see spiders. yet spiders are very different you must aim not only to differentiate between the various species and so just see what unites spiders and what separates them from one another and why they discovered the cold relationships and synergies between species think about is nothing when you come into a spider nets have a special symbolism because you see all these connections these threads which go from one side to the other and they follow that up so if you ask me what fascinates me most about spiders it's the special beauty of their webs you know you're somewhere. in his installations which take up entire have rooms santa senate plays with the patterns and shapes found in his spider's web site. visitors can even enter into a huge web and experience the world from a spy to

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running between 280 and wester street it will take drivers past the sap center and the new google transit. it is unclear just how soon the name change will take effect. >>> let's check in with paul heggen right now, trying to figure out how soon this next rain storm will take effect.>> it is a bit of an overstatement to call it a storm, we are talking about a few showers that could possibly amount to maybe a quarter of an inch of rain. we will take what we can get. just two chances of rain then things dry out for a while. day by day, best chances will be for friday. tomorrow's chance of rain will be highest north of the golden gate and then we are into that dry stretch that will last several days. let's take a look at the futurecast, that is an impressive area of rainfall moving into mendocino and lake counties by midmorning. but watch what happens as we wind the clock forward into the early afternoon. falls apart. some scattered showers making their way further inland for northern sections of the bay area but the golden gate will be the dividing line between the chance for some miserable

>> all right, sapped i can'ndhy you. the santa cruz mountains avoided the worst, but the same can't be said for monterey county. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live in san jose. kris, you went to boulder creek to talk to residents who decided not to evacuate? >> reporter: that's right, uh m ama. boulder creek was pretty wet. evacuation centers in those areas have closed. resources diverted to monterey county where the situation is much worse. take a look. >>> this is the scene in salinas at about 7:00 p.m. flood waters made rivers of roads while heavy equipment kept the mudslides at bay. it was an all day clean-up in monterey county with debris floe throughout the region.sce >> with it have injuries to civilians. they're in our local hospitals being treated. >> reporter: in santa cruz county they felt more relief a feeling they dodged a bullet. a boulder creek resident took this picture, rain gauge just under 4 inches and their home safe. other residents who stayed behind thankful the storm didn't live up to expectatio

the earliest the team could play at sap center, february 13. >>> normally, that would be enough. but that's not how we do in here. segment 2 is coming. and ahead, a shocker in the ufc. and will this guy be the quarterback of >>> well, california high school sports, sadly, has been stuck in idle. college sports like basketball, stays open for business. give me cardboard cut outs. santa cruz, stanford hosting ucla. overtime. bruins turn it over. cardinal made him play. a little give and go ally-oop jam. back hand ucla. tiger campbell. oh, the bump, the shot. a free-throw. but the bruins up one with five seconds left. oscar desilva. left free. got the shut off in time. he scored 26. and, stanford won it 73-72. it was ucla's first conference loss. teams leading scorer was back tonight. star, freshman evan mobley. like a spinning top. he scored 25. the men of troy won it 76-68. it knocked cal down to 2-8 in conference play. >>> on the left, randy bennett, saint mary's. on the right, todd golden, usf. gails up three. logan johnson cutting in. a play maker. saint mary's won this matchup

chase and sap center executives both say nothing has been determined, yet. but the 49ers are offering up space at levi's stadium. the team's president, reaching out to santa clara county's board president, making it clear he wants to be a part of protecting the community. president-elect joe biden, also, talking about the need to create more places for people to get vaccinated. >> to mobilize more medical teams to get shots in people's arms. to increase vaccine supply. and to get it out the door, as fast as possible. >> reporter: so again, the vote will happen tomorrow. kaplan says she didn't see anything standing in the way for an approval. so hospitals can start giving out shots here, at the coliseum, very soon. in oakland, sheryl hurd, nbc bay-area news. >> okay. first, to biden inauguration, and a second impeachment trial for president trump. the earliest that trial could start is next wedne biden is sworn in. now, the last impeachment trial took weeks and ended in an acquittal. democrats say, this time, the trial would be much shorter, and if convicted,

>> all right, sapped i can'ndhy you. the santa cruz mountains avoided the worst, but the same can't be said for monterey county. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live in san jose. kris, you went to boulder creek to talk to residents who decided not to evacuate? >> reporter: that's right, uh m ama. boulder creek was pretty wet. evacuation centers in those areas have closed. resources diverted to monterey county where the situation is >>> this ishe scene in 7:00 p.m. flood waters made rivers of roads while heavy equipment kept the mudslides at bay. it was an all day clean-up in monterey county with debris floe throughout the region. images of fire crews having to rescue some residents. >> with it have injuries to civilians. they're in our local hospitals being treated. >> reporter: in santa cruz county they felt more relief a feeling they dodged a bullet. a boulder creek resident took this picture, rain gauge just under 4 inches and their home safe. other residents who stayed behind thankful the storm didn't live up to exp

mekong river when the rains come in may the powerful flow of the mekong pushes water back into town my sap swelling the lakes volume by up to 5 times but last year water levels were down 25 percent from averages saying just 20 years ago. troll the main challenge for our fishing community is climate change. for the past 2 years the water levels from the mekong river have changed dramatically. but. as ton lace up dries up so too do the incomes of thousands of families. a fisherman like me who lives on the lake depends on water fish and forest while the 3 are running out what can we hope for. faced with low fish stocks the villages of coach event are forced to grow crops to supplement their living. in one way the forest here used to be so dense. but now the trees are gone and people grow chilies here to make money because they can't catch fish during the dry season they get. more than flow in the tunnel asap putting away of life under threat. birds the sport of the perfect physique and like any sport it comes with its own challenges but one female chinese bodybuilder has faced more than most.

is in germany to learn german and why not i'm with him it's simple online on your mobile and free to sap d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. staying at home during a lockdown with much time to eat and little movement at the same time no wonder that many people all over the world have gained weight during the pandemic and while it is quite a stretch from too much comfort eating too straightforward gluttony too much body fat is bad for our health in fact those additional pounds can increase our risk of severe illness from 19. overweight and there are i think i need to do is to avoid sort of drug cases i get infected from not. excess weight has always been a health risk in times of a coronavirus pandemic it could be lethal. welcome to a special on the news some want to get johnson good to have you with us now then when it rains it pours it's the perfect idiom for overweight and obese people these days they already have enough health worries as it is and now a tiny virus is adding to their plight putting them into the same risk category as the elderly and especially vulnerab

national drama competition rival marketing numbers atmosphere public fight at sap intuition love hate money. fans friends fantasy fans and fans old. on you tube. i it is wednesday january 5th 6 thousands of followers managed to invade the ground something united states capitol in washington d.c. in a matter of about an hour they will completely overwhelm diploid capitol police force . we are following trump supporter. yeah and standing around the capitol want to hear that it's really. a boy can loose with his parents in north carolina but only temporarily he says whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. 43 year old boykin for the 1st time one generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter wants to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. from hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where

facebook for public backlash the platform did delay the move till may but it's already tarnished what sapsreputation and even global leaders a switching to previously centric rivals such as telegram look at that big story than to me to poke. moving to greener pastures has been one of the key drivers of humanity's survival but if in the past people fled from war dictators and natural disasters today we're witnessing a very 21st century style of mass migration the already massive influx of new users to telegram has only accelerated we may be witnessing the largest digital migration in human history millions have recently chosen to ditch the old new media as messengers and move to even newer ones like telegram or signal and there are 2 big bug bears behind the exodus privacy is the big one triggers to recent purge of donald trump and his supporters has laid bare the capacity of the internet's gatekeepers to silence anyone they deem to be dangerous that's got other world leaders spooked a suspect the chancellor considers it problematic as the accounts of the us president have now been permanen

. >>> here's a change the road to the sap center in san jose will have a new name, barack obama boulevardvoted today unanimously to rename a downtown corridor to honor the 44th president. the plan has been in the works for three years. the stretch of road that's going to change -- here it is. actually, it has three names right now. it's bird avenue right off 280 straight down to the shark tank, bird, south montgomery and autumn street will all become obama boulevard. >>> check your tickets. no jackpot winner in tonight's mega millions drawing but a winning ticket for $1 million was sold in california. maybe it was you. here are the numbers. 20, 43, 51, 55, 57 and the mega ball is 4. since no one won the jackpot it goes up to $490 million. there's another huge jackpot at stake tomorrow as well. the powerball is at $410 million. plenty of people stopping by ernie's liquor in san jose tonight to get their tickets. why ernie's? because ernie's has sold winning tickets before. the drawing happens at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> we're back in a moment with the hall of fame finalists and it includes

massive drama competition drive marketing numbers atmosphere power fight at sap intuition love hate money. fans primes fans stance and fans. to go off on you tube join us. with him how to be done it goes on as well the highest if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip with you i would not have put myself and my parents on a lot of dangerous part of the game with the going to get a flavor would. love once uncle deposit money would come to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but that much i'm going to. want to know their story in full migrates terrified to enter my will information for more grants. the bad. news live from bergland the us president donald trump is officially impeached again congress charging him with inciting supporters to attack the capitol building last week calling it an armed rebellion against the country trump is now the only u.s. president to be impeached twice. also coming up voters in uganda begin voting in parliamentary and presidential election after a campaign marked by widesp

journal you've been tracking this for quite some time and you've been saying what the civil unrest the sapping in the country is a direct result of this wealth and income gap as a result of all this money printing and it's it's tragic and it's unfortunate and we have we should talk about it even though just talking about it would according to the the disaster liberals in washington what they would classify as a mediately is untouchable but nevertheless we must speak on this topic will the social unrest continue as the read direct result of the. plutocracy and the caca stocker see that's printing america into the toilet gerald yes in many different ways and again this is business it again is a tit as you said they would censor us to say the wrong thing or attack us hate trump love trump could you imagine censoring the president of the united states i mean if another country that we the united states wanted to attack that would be a reason for them to attack the country you see they censor the president we have to go in there so going back to the violence what's going to happen max it's going to

to be honest what saps the client has little to do with anything that happened in the capital on wednesday but rather an announcement by facebook that they would begin injecting ads which is something that they promised from the acquisition of whatsapp that they would never do again without with all respect to to our my fellow panel made lionel about this being the greatest con in history this is the greatest sales job in history all of these platforms redefine the concept of advertising not only online but also in terms of display and television all of it is ravaged for the sake of facebook google and twitter. so yes rising social media is going to be a benefit the question that i have is are we now bifurcating the internet are we going to totally solve select from the point of adolescence or before or to be handed down by our parents to our children that we now only go on social networks and only interact with people and that are only hosted on servers that either are liberal or conservative or possibly even more extreme versions of that that to me is a dystopian vision that i think is s

. >> a sap my first question? greg:greg greg: my first question is nobody likes you.s hard to see joe biden so beloved by the press when you are so reviled by the media. care to respond? >> no, absolutely not. >> a very interesting week probably the most interesting week ever. so much is taking place. usually we go to these places and we run up big bills and we say it's work related products what i enjoy doing. we watch from afar and watch the other people record the changing of the guard while the press refuses to let go of a president but they are still talking about president trump and talking about impeachment. greg: bank. i haven't done that. i let it all go. amazing that joe stalled so many problems in the first week. >> a's full steam ahead. it's interesting they find 25 executive orders in 48 hours. the mask is the one and this is obama's third term. the reason they were able to do that as they knew exactly what they want to do but this is also a problem with government by executive order. obama did executive orders and trump undid them with the stroke of a pe

qualtrics, the enterprise spinoff of sap, surging. i spoke with the ceo and founder.ake a listen to what they have to say. >> this is an incredible day. it is an important milestone in the way we are going this company and we continue to lead. we have over 3300 employees working across the globe, helping to deliver breakthrough experiences for as of today over 13,000 customers working with us. we have been building this company with a long run view. ryan can expand on that but we do not get caught up in the market. we don't pay attention to what an everyday price will be. what we focus on his delivering value for our customers. focusing on the fundamentals we are focused on, experience, the core of extremes for businesses matters more than ever. we have been through that with the history of this company. ryan can expand on that as well. we are quite excited. emily: does going public help you compete with the likes of salesforce? obviously, salesforce getting eager. marc benioff, he is very colorful and very confident about their ability to compete. how does being publ

the seem will return to sap center february 13th. until then they will play the first two home games next week in arizona before heading back to the bay area. per county guidelines no fans will be allowed in the arena. big question to speed up the vaccine process, governor newsom signed an order to make it easier for more medical workers to administer the vaccine extending legal protection for those giving the vaccine in hopes to entice others to join the effort and will lay out actions for companies who may try to divert vaccine supplies for their gain. how does california vaccination compare with the rest of the country. this is how many just received the first dose, in california, 5.2% of their population. you can see the rest of the nation that received third first dose, about 6%. what about the percentage of the population fully vaccinated, both doses, california, one percent. same across the u.s., about one percent. what about the number of vaccines administered from california, about 45%, that's below the national average of 5

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johnson & johnson saps its vaccine has been found to be 72% effective at preventing severe to moderate disease. it was 85% effective against severe infection. that compares to 95% efficacy rates, both of them, two shots already already approved. earlier tonight, dr. tony fauci was asked about the newer vaccine. >> even the numbers when you compare to mild to moderate, 72% versus 94 to 95, clearly 94 to 95 is better. but from a practical standpoint, what you want to do to keep people out of the hospitalle and prevent death, this is value added, not only in the united states but particularly in other countries. it's a singing dose. i doesn't have a cold chain. you can keep it in a refrigerator. it's relatively chief and the company can make billions of the doses. so it will have value. >> j and j is expected to ask the fda for that emergency use authorization as early as a week from now. if approved, doses could start rolling out in late february. that would be a big help. there are 160,000 new infections, 3600 deaths in our country today. overall, we are at 26 million total cases. we lo

mekong river when the rains come in may the powerful flow of the mekong pushes water back into town by sap swelling the lakes volume by up to 5 times but last year water levels were down 25 percent from averages saying just 20 years ago. troll the main challenge for our fishing community is climate change. for the past 2 years the water levels from the mekong river have changed dramatically. that. has ton lace up dries up so too do the incomes of thousands of families. a fisherman like me who lives on the lake depends on water fish and forests while the 3 are running out what can we hope for. faced with low fish stocks the villages of coach ivanka forced to grow crops to supplement their living. in one way the forest here used to be so dense. but now the trees are gone and people grow chilies here to make money because they can't catch fish during the dry season they get. more than flow in the tunnel asap putting a way of life under threat. the sport of the perfect physique and like any sport it comes with its own challenges but one female chinese bodybuilder has faced more than most. whos