on the siemens it's six people per square meter. the difference between a yard and a meter is a 3-inch. basically in a square yard and o additional people. that was never really discussed or made resident. -- transparent. the specific physician makes a comment that i have to research for measures of men and women. i guess that refers to a mill standard. and how in the heck we got these trains to be up so high. now we're going to lower them, but you can't do it on the left side because of the electronics box. [bell dings] so let's have a full disclosure of what the plan is for the seating arrangement for the comfort of people. we have sacrificed six hours of commute and events for people's comfort during the rest of the time that the trains are in operation for the additional 20 hours a day. thank you. >> chair: thank you, mr. mason. ms. boken. >> eileen boken, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, here on my own behalf. earlier this month i was in toronto and ottawa specifically to ride their l.r.v.s. in toronto, i rode both ge

algunos cambios de un servicio de siemens podrÍa barrrrevoluci la manera que vemos los contenidos enamos. >> (mÚsica) >> (mÚsica) >> una joven hispana rompe el silencio luego que estas imÁgenes salieran a la luz. el vÍdeo muestra como es atacada por una afroamericana. nos cuentan detalles de lo que oc r ocurriÓ ese dÍa. >> Éstas imÁgenes fueron tomadas el pasado 29 de septiembre en el restaurante taco jr. de chicago high muestra como una mujer ag e agag agrede con fuercza a una mujer la ataca por varios minutos. >> me sentÍ asustada. no sabÍa se iban a regresar, podÍan regresar con un arma >> ella es la mesera que denu i denunciÓ la agresion, y estas son las fotos de cÓmo le quedo el rostro. nos dicen que todo comenzÓ por una discusion porque le dijeron que habÍa un problema con la comida. >> y se metiÓ y me pego en el ojo. >> lla policÍa de chicago llleÓo luego del incidente, pero la agresora habÍa partido con quien serÍa su novio. een este parte de prensa informa que escaparon en una camioneta roja del 20. a del tiempo pasado, carla no comprende el inicio del incidente. >> me dicen

change that the physicist and pilot heads the electric aircraft department at a german multinational siemens he and his team are developing more powerful electric motors that could replace even larger fuel driven engines. do you see a motor that only way you spin 50 kilograms but as an output of 1500 newton metres of talk that's 200 kilowatts of electricity politan city here is 5 times higher than what you usually see as a shelf. so time to test it. we watch a stress test of the city air bus motor the. near simulate a flight from nuremberg to munich. the motor functions as expected even when fully loaded passenger planes with hybrid motors are expected to take to the skies soon entente thinks savings of 15 percent are possible with hybrid technology. like always my dream is that in 2035 i could buy a ticket for a hybrid electric flight from nuremberg to paris 50 of the passengers would board along with me because we all want to get from point a to point b. so it would be routine in this routine is. how would improving aerodynamics help the equation that's what professor court also and his te

the contract was terminated and had to be rebid awarded to siemens in 2013, but the project never recovered from the five-year delay. there is the station that will not be open to the public primarily because it is redesigned by a team of 150 consultants at the same time the station was being constructed. thank you. >> thank you. mr. coffman. >> mr. chairman, members of the commission, i am gerald coffman, comany of founder and president of the bay area transportation working group. we sent in a statement on the 17 17th, which i believe was supposed to go into your packages. i'm not sure it did. i do have copies in case anybody needs it. mr. porcari on june 25 made one of the best statements on behalf of this project that i've seen come from anybody, that is he talked about us being not just an extension of san francisco, but also a major connectivity element that would help the west bay, the region, and even northern california. we supported that. in fact, one of the comments we have and there is leadership. the leadership on this project has been missing for a long time. people's support

siemens is one of the biggest companies in the world. they do business in sudan. anyone doing business in sudan was put up for divest meant. they weren't all destroying the company or had an opportunity to get the resources they want. they were helping a very oppressive government. that is how it is done. we did not put all of the companies on the list we then allowed those exceptions. that is part of what andrew was trying to get us to. maybe i am misinterpreting the work on these companies. >> you make the motion. >> my ipad is not downloading the documents. >> i will make a motion that we -- the motion to re-evaluate the transition of power in sudan through 2021 and signal without consideration of investment with companies the transition continues as plans and stability improves. it would include a request to the staff to come back in three months. does that sound reasonable? with additional information about the seven companies added and whether or not based on the type of activities they are engaged within sudan it is making sense to provide that exception. >

some of the big industrial names like arcelormittal, siemens all under pressure by 1% to 6% airbus hittingowest level since june after that wto ruling chipmakers like asm, sd micro electronics falling sharply on the day. burberry, l'oreal, h & m, adidas down by around 3% to 4% recent growth concerns led germany to slash their gdp forecast from 0.8% to just 0.5%, that's leading to downward revisions on earnings forecasts third quarter earnings in europe expected to increase 2.2% compared to companies in the u.s. where profit growth is expected to be flat. that will be a key indicator to watch. carl, back to you. >> seema, thank you. losses are adding now. dow down 515 this year's ipo losing streak has investors arguing for alternative strategies like direct listings. one of those investors is bill gurley joining us from stanford in california along with john for the who, as we know, is at microsoft's product launch event. jon, take it away. >> thanks, carl. bill, good morning we've been talking about this or writing about this back and forth. we had frank slootman, the ceo of snowflake on y

i think this administration has done one heck of a job as former ceo competing against siemens, and otherd the world i was clearly disadvantaged relative to the corporate tax rate versus what they were getting. i had to come up with 12, 15 points of offset, productivity, inthey vision an supply chain. number one, remember these tax cuts not only helped large corporations but i'm intimately familiar with the small family offices that also got benefits. this commitment to reengineer and create more jobs in america is spot on. the administration with policy pullback, taxes and so forth done one heck of a job. i would hate to see that go away. recognition and visibility he is bringing to this, is again proof positive of his commitment to make america first, american jobs and re-establish the workforce that was here in the country. melissa: would it surprise you to know that according to the cbo, revenue from companies went up 12% last year? tax revenue? even though the rate was lowered as you said, the treasury took in more money? the government took in more money from companies, 12% or more.

will be maintained for addition on stream and this emergency committee will be reconvened was in siemens is to reassess again. this remains. this outbreak remains a complex and dangerous outbreak as there is government as forging ahead with plans to shrink the boundaries of a protected national park the reserve is home to many in danger it's in the sahara which conservation groups say will be threatened by plans to open up access for oil exploration column baker reports. the drive from the nearest city in asia to africa's largest nature reserve takes 2 days in 40 degree heat. is the term that massive and 10 to my reserve covers 100000 square kilometers the size of south korea and was once home to unique wildlife much of which has disappeared the media does any muscle in the labs even 2 years ago there were thousands of animals in the bush but now they're very few have been here now for 24 hours we haven't seen anything and everything is destroyed in 2012 after years of pressure by scientists these years government granted the reserve protection development and hunting. but environmental

. >> reporter: caitlin greeen is a 25-year-old soon-to-be mom currently working at siemens, usa, focusing >> they say entirely for the schooling, even your school supplies, books, anything you may need. they supply it for you. >> what we do is we have folks who join us, and they join us out of high school, or they may join us from another career. they enter the program in community college, take classes there. we pay for it. they work here. we pay them for that, and when they graduate, they have got this great entree to a job, and no debt. >> ceo barbara humpton says the company started the program when they couldn't find people with the necessary training. >> we have 12,000 applicants but couldn't fill all the jobs with people with the right skills. >> reporter: for green, a former veterinary technician for a new career, it was a perfect fit. >> i applied and got it and so since then i've been reaching those goals between the family portion and schooling. >> reporter: according to the u.s. department of labor, there are more than 23,000 registered apprentice programs across the nation. t