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this allowed the fdic to protect all depositors at silicon valley bank and at signature bank. they were placed into separate bridge banks under fdic control, silicon valley bank to flagstone bank, asus is very great, and silicon valley bank was sold to weeks later to first citizens bank of north carolina. and, as you will know, first republic bank in california also experienced a large outflow that weekend and managed to survive at least the bank -- the weekend. the bank tried to raise capital but was unsuccessful. the state of california closed the bank. the fdic had time before the bank was closed to conduct a competitive bidding process, which resulted in jpmorgan chase submitting the least cost bid and submitting all of the deposits of first republic. the winning bid had the insured depositors under the least-cost test and did not require a systemic risk exception. in brief, that was the story in march and april. so what should we learn from this episode? what should we take away from this experience? the three banks that failed this spring shared comment characteristics t

un reporte que se llama el silicon valley latino report card, ¿no?rededor de las c y las d, y pues este año que hicimos la investigación, desafortunadamente, en gran parte a raíz de la pandemia de covid, las notas no están muy bien, como decimos muchas veces, este es el tipo de reporte que me daría pena mostrárselo a mis padres, porque se enojarían mucho si vieran esos resultados, o si mi hija me lo mostrara a mí también, tendríamos que tener una conversación muy larga sobre las razones por la que esos grados estuvieron tan mal. damián trujillo: a quién le, mira, están mostrando los grados allí, dos d, dos c, y una b, ¿a quién le debemos culpar, quién es el responsable por esos grados?, estoy buscando excusas, ¿a quién debemos culpar? clara roa: sí, exactamente, dijiste una palabra correcta, que nuevamente no se trata de buscar excusas, no se trata de buscar culpables, se trata de, okey, tenemos esta información, esto es información sólida sobre cómo la comunidad latina, las familias hispanas están en silicon valley, y tenemos es que pensar en el fut

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we and we see these cycles and silicon valley is as a whole story of cycles and loops and spiral. and they usually talk about, but i don't think it makes sense to talk about bubbles unless we talk about the bubble machine under the bubbles because it keeps happening and. so at that point, it's not a bubble. it's it's something else. there's some other mechanism. and these tensions between the two, between the false promises of silicon valley and what's actually going on goes all the way back to the sort of conflict that we're talking about in frank norris norris. the problem with seeing these guys as like the inventors instead of the the amalgamation of social is that you end up thinking that the world is a product of like rich guys, personalities. and so like, you know, we live in the world that we live in because steve jobs is the guy that steve jobs is. and that's not true. that's just false, right? steve jobs is. steve jobs is the guy that steve jobs is. wow. that's a tongue twister was r.i.p. steve jobs. because the social situation called him into being in the same way that

they have been under fire for the failed oversight of the silicon valley bank. the bank said the former fed in minneapolis will take over in october. >>> following a story we brought yesterday, 3m agreeing to pay just over $6 billion to settle 260,000 lawsuits stemming from defective military earplugs. according to reuters, the money will be paid to victims over the next five years. the stock had popped 5% yesterday on early reports of a settlement which is far less than the $10 billion some analysts had been expecting, frank. >> big story there. we will continue to cover that here. silvana, we will see you later on. >>> now to a developing story. u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo wrapping up the face-to-face with the chinese premier as she prepares for an evening meeting. we have eunice yoon with more on the story. eunice. >> reporter: frank, i'm outside of the beijing train station where the commerce secretary is going to show up minutes from now to head to shanghai after a very full day of meetings here in beijing. her main message has been the u.s. and c

charles: we're talking with respect to silicon valley changing their business models.o or, every time an ipo was priced at $20, if it opened at 40, everyone on cnbc would be crying because you left money on the table, you could have pocketed that too. and and everyone started thinking, yeah, let's max out these ipos, let's take these companies public that are worth $10 billion for 40 billion, and so we got another founder, a boy wonder, so to speak, with wework, right? that company probably going out this week with, they admitted as much. this is another one of those deals. would silicon valley be willing to alter their business model so they make less money, but the public has a better chance? >> let's just delineate between the the two for a minute, charles. fraud is very different from th- charles: fraud is different the than greed. fraud is different than unbridled greed. i'm with you there. all i'm saying is would they be willing -- because times when you're greedy, you miss things. you give a sam bankman-fried the green light, and you tell the world this kid is g

silicon valley is a holster of cycles and loops and spirals.y usually talk about bubbles but i don't think it makes sense to talk about bubbles unless we talk about the bubble machine under the bubbles because it keeps happening. at that point inside a bubble at something else is another mechanism. these tensions between the two between false promises of silicon valley was actually going on close all the big back to the conflict we were talking nabout and frank norris. the problem with seeing these guys as like the inventors themselves instead of the amalgamation of social courses aswo you end up thinking the wod is a product of rich guys personalities. so we live in the world we live in because steve jobes is the guy steve job's is. that is not true that's just false. steve jobs is the guy, that is a tongue twister. [laughter] because social situation called him into c being and the settlement called someone like stanford into being. there been critiques of these people the whole way through. somebody talk about in the book is michael malone c

a slice of hollywood in the silicon valley. the cinequest film festival is rolling out the red carpet in san jose as we speak. this is a big deal. nbc's scott budman is there. scott. >> reporter: well, hey. welcome to the cinequest film festival, silicon valley's own film festival. we are literally right here on the red carpet. you're looking live, sort of, at jennifer esposito. she's directing a movie. she produced a movie. she's addressing also the elephant in the room of any film festival right now, which is the actors and writers strike going on in hollywood. she says she, herself, lost health insurance. she, herself, is funding her own movie. it is really hard out there, and she is here as a director, contractually obliged to talk about it, but she made sure to talk about her brothers and sisters out on the picket lines, including here in silicon valley, where we've seen them protest at netflix. so the show goes on. the red carpet goes on here at cinequest, but certainly with a bit of a shadow hanging over it. there will b

he is the leader of shop with a cop silicon valley. and danny acosta is a police chief.e you are the chief at, danny. danny acosta: i'm a chief over at foothill-de anza community college district. damian: wow. well, welcome to the show. we know all about the shop with a cop, darrell. it's a great organization that helps the community all the time, but, you know, you need the help, and that's why you're having a fundraiser. darrel cortez: well, great. thank you for having us, damian. it's a pleasure. yes, we were--so we are celebrating 16 years of being involved in our local community. we're a latino-led nonprofit, all volunteer. danny is on our board. he's been with us since day one. he's very, very active participant and donated his time for the marieta programs that we promote in the community. and so we are having our annual--our one and only fundraiser called fiesta with a purpose, and there is a purpose behind the celebration, and the dining, and the tequila, and mezcal tastings, and the dancing and everything else. damian: and we're looking, danny, at images from,

silicon valley bank is probably going to cost us $2.5 to $3 billion. so whatever happens when the next bank comes, i want it to be a reasonable bid, and not where $10 billion extra is being given to a small bank. that is not fair to anybody. so i think they need clear rules about the resolution and recovery, and i also think we made huge mistakes on silicon valley bank and i hope the regulators will be looking at that we created a crisis and we created something that maybe didn't have to happen. >> what do you think needs to be assessed from a regulatory standpoint >> i'm not going to go through it but they should be asking questions of themselves. whenever we make a mistake, i spend a lot of time on the most more item, what did we do wrong, how can we do better we know we're going to make mistakes i don't think we should treat every mistake like a violation of morality, but i think they should be doing a little soul searching. >> do you think there is an appear site among regulators and an appetite among the c suite to do more consolidation in the ind

but there's a but now silicon valley has competition. a city more known for sun and surf says that it is positioning itself to be an a i hub, and bringing billions of dollars in investments. houses heroes, gabriel elizondo reports from land. out to soon after valentine sight, charlie moved his tech started up from the silicon valley to miami. he knew it was the right decision. all these people are just random. people have methods, events, and they were so excited then what divides it to help you. um isn't related to social environment because you wake up in the morning go to a beautiful street where it's clean and you have a nice mode. say tarley is the founder of an artificial intelligence company called p r a i. and he's part of a growing number of a i started ups moving to miami, who are not only by the office views, but also miami's business friendly climate, and low taxes to miami is a city that wants to position itself as more than just a beach vacation destination and also marketing itself as the crypto hub of america . in 2021, i

there in silicon valley wraps up its pride week. the highlights from today's grand finale.nd it was a warm day. >> gorgeous sunshine, but also hazy. there's another air quality advisory for tomorrow. things are really going to heat up and i'll let you know how hot your neighborhood's going to be . >> get the bay area's number one news and america's number one news all in one place. >> abc7 news is now on hulu and so is america's most trusted news. >> abc news live all day, all night. >> stream abc news live on hulu at rec band. >> when we save live you save. we made a special purchase of new thor arrives adventure vans. get your new rides at a discounted price of just 84 9.98, but only at rick van. >> commit to comfort with a mattress from mancini sleep world with our labor day sale, sleep free for three event and experience the avocado collection only at mancini sleep world your perfect mattress match is waiting for you online or in stores at mancini sleep world america come along with our adventure seekers. >> the sanchez family and discover summer with the ford f-150. se

reggie: all eyes on silicon valley as silicon valley continues to grow.red applied materials and says that he is working with the bipartisan group to look into ai tech. he said that it will require minds outside of congress to help shape future legislation. he is confident it will come through silicon valley. >> a collaborative spirit and a history and fundamental investment. artificial intelligence as silicon valley's role will matter with ai. reggie: bill. amanda: your car may be sharing your data and state regulators are looking to put an end to the practice. privacy protection agency will review data privacy practices of connected vehicle manufacturers. auto manufacturers that cameras and navigation devices. they will decide if they are following laws on that data collected. it is something regulators in europe are looking at. reggie: an investigation into tesla's power steering after complaints for steering and steering control. some model theories why suv's. there is one report of a crash but no injuries. federal safety r into many, severity and how

today, a leading silicon valley company tries to level the playing field by launching an internship programor community college students. and not just any community college, it is the one embraced by the late secretary of state colin powell. we will talk to the bloom energy ceo and an intern about the unique opportunity. also zoom is now employees to return to the office. we will talk to our media partner, the san francisco standard, which has seen employees' messages on this new policy. first, a new uc berkeley study shows even though california has made boating easier, many younger people and people of color are still not making it to the polls. joining us with the details and the impacts is paul mitchell, vice president of political data inc. >> thanks for having me. kristen: this new survey was done by uc berkeley's institute of government studies but you provided some of the data? >> yeah, our company provides the data for their polling. we were able to provide them with the contact information for the voters and determine who are the likely voters and unlikely voters, their ethnicity

. >> it is the type of hit silicone valley wants to take. how much they can take in on the big taylor swift tour. >>> notice doubt it has been a quiet fire season. so far the first red flag warning we have seen in awhile t. takes effect in a few hours from now in parts of the bay area. meanwhile, the same fire weather could push our air quality to unhealthy levels. a spare the air alert has been called for the entire bay area tomorrow. pg&e is talking about power shut offs the potential impact of the area northern napa county. 8,000 customers in seven counties are being told to be prepared. >> we do crank the ac, we try to go between the ac and windows. >> i did not read anything about it, it said shut offs likely. >> pg&e implemented the power safety shutoff program after the deadly fire seasons of 2017 and 2018. in 2019, 800,000 customers had to deal with cuts. since then they have more switches on circuits and more helicopter patrols. our weather team called a first alert weather day. and paul is here with what to expect from hours from n

problem and silicon valley pride wraps up in grand fashion. abc seven news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> when people come to san francisco, they want to be able to go to a world class store. that's part of the experience today. >> that experience is changing as nordstrom bids farewell to the city. shoppers say they're sad to see it go, but one leader is already looking to the future. and what's next for retail? downtown thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. happening now, san francisco's flagship nordstrom store is officially closed. i was there with many others to see what it looked like earlier today. mark the store's final day in business after 35 years downtown town, the doors closed for good about an hour ago at 5:00. nordstrom opened at the corner of fifth and market streets back in october of 1988. the store spanned an impressive 312,000ft■!s, occupying five floors at the san francisco center mall, according to the san francisco chronicle, the store did $2 million in

the group, calling itself informed parents of silicon valley has been handing out flyers.rganization's website says the members oppose the teaching of critical race theory and comprehensive sexuality education. the district says the demonstrators have gotten aggressive. last friday, police were called out to laurelwood elementary on reports that a group member bit a parent who grabbed the box of leaflets. we caught up with a parent that says the group has gone too far. >> the flyer was disturbing. i thought it was inappropriate. she yelled at me and said it is not. i was upset about it. >> the school district has sent a letter to parents about the issue saying it fully supports the group's right to free speech but believes it has crossed the line. the district is examining all options to keep the campus safe of harassment. we reached out to informed parents of silicon valley for comment but have not heard anything back. >>> they have been online for a week. the new camera network is catching criminals in palo alto. the license plate reading cameras have solved an armed car

speaking of cycles, very interested to know because you're in in silicon valley, silicon valley and saney and i'm a californian. i get it and have seen the boom and bust here too, but this one is particularly painful. however, it almost looks like there's a bottom coming. ikea is moving into san francisco. they just announced they'll go into the area. do you think that may be that pivotal moment where others say ikea is going to fix this and like somebody else does it first? >> absolutely not. the bot to the out process is -- bottom out process is halfway there and a lot more pain and suffering to come and i live outside of the city and spent years in the city. it's not livable as a family and safety issues are just too acute. i lived in a very nice area and one morning i woke up and somebody had broken into like 20 garages and gone into people's homes and taken their stuff. when i talked to the police, they said don't bother filing a report. we hadn't been broken into because i bolted the garage door shut because i knew it was a possibility. they said don't bother. there's gonna be no

well to the south bay, it is silicon valley wee and the celebration ofraps up this weekend. there will be a f today and a parade on sunday starting 1030 at julian and market streets in san jose. abc seven news southay reporter zach fuentes has a look at what you can expect. >> san jose's plaza de cesar chavez was somewhat empty friday morning, but pretty soon silicon valley pride is going to make it look more like this. we're very excited. our theme this year is live out proud. basically, it means live your authentic self. silicon valley pride kicks off at six saturday evening and goes through six sunday, an event that organizers have spent months coordinating. it's a long process. yeah, we normally start planning like early january. robin s the singer behind the classic hit show me love headlines and a parade kicks off sunday morning, though representation is what's top of mind and a priority for this weekend's events. san jose business leaders say it's also going to have a big impact on the local economy. >> events like pride, all the concerts that we have coming up are ju

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silicon valley pride kicked off in downtown san jose tonight. the festival started with the party at the glass house on west santa clara street and then tomorrow there is going to be a icon festival. on sunday, the big float parade will go through downtown, ending at cesar chavez plaza. nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the event. we are actually going to have a flood. so if you see us make sure to come and say hi. the parade starts at 10:00 in the morning. >>> and rob, looks like the weekend is going to be pretty nice for all these festivities. >> picture perfect and a lot more comfortable. we had, even at this hour, wednesday night, still at the 70s on this hour, not so much now, we got the sea breeze back and mid-60s around san jose. hazy skies are on the bay area. that microclimate forecast and how about livermore? 52 degrees, air conditioning getting the night off again as we wait some patchy low clouds to spill back in. oakland, 61 degrees, and over to san francisco, the blanket of clouds. 60 with a very likely a little bit of a drizzle a

. >>> also, some of silicon valley's richest people are backing a plan to create a whole new city. what we're now learning about a nearly $1 billion land grab by a mysterious company in solano county. >>> plus -- >> they'll come in with suitcases. you can tell they just flew in. >> the beyoncÉ boost. the superstar is headed to the south bay in just a couple days. how much money are we talking, and what's it going to cost you to get a ticket? >>> good evening. thanks for being with us on "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment, but we start with some of the headlines we are following on this monday evening. that includes something that we haven't said in a while. pg&e is warning of a potential planned power shutoff in the north bay because of wildfire danger. pg&e may cut power in seven california counties starting this wednesday because of high winds. that includes one bay area county. that would be napa county along with neighboring lake county. many of the counties listed would also be under a fire weather watch. these

i think it's quite topical now that we're again in an environment with signature and silicon valley bank where there is stress in segments of our financial market and again there are calls for bailouts and delivery of bailouts and. what i wanted to do with the book because again in march 2020, we went through a very similar situation where there was stress in the financial markets because of the fears from covid. so i wanted to give readers an inside sense of what it means to be a financial regulator sitting in that seat where pretty much 99 out of 100 calls you get are we need you to rescue this now. and i kind of have a sense what it's like to feel that pressure and also for me to made different decisions. so part of the conversation, the book is how certain for bailouts were resisted in how we took a very data driven approach. so i want this to walk away with there are alternatives to bailouts you can directly households and families which is what we did in terms of housing rental distress from covid. so again, i wanted to give perhaps an alternative narrative that you don't always ha

we'll take to you silicon valley pride as the annual celebration wrapped up. go by lots of titles veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. >>> welcome back. silicon valley pride is officially over tonight after a big last day to the 2023 celebration. the festival in san jose's cesar chavez park wrapped up. dozens of groups filled the streets. matt mahan was there walking with a rainbow feather boa around his neck. he said it's more important than ever to show pride with lgbtq groups under attack. >> it's important to be proactive and say we want to support everybody, no matter who they are, how they identify. it's important to be loud and visible and make clear what our values are. >> nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the parade. if you were there, you might have seen them. this is our nbc bay area and t

silicon valley pride is officially over tonight after a big last day to the 2023 celebration. festival in san jose's cesar chavez park wrapped up. dozens of groups filled the streets. matt mahan was there walking with a rainbow feather boa around his neck. he said it's more important than ever to show pride with lgbtq groups under attack. >> it's important to be proactive and say we want to support everybody, no matter who they are, how they identify. it's important to be loud and visible and make clear what our values are. >> nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the parade. if you were there, you might have seen them. this is our nbc bay area and telemundo float. cynthia pimentel riding the float along with others. and our editor jose was at pride as well, doing that, helping paint a mural. his wife crystal is a muralist. two of them painted parts of a mural. >>> in oakland, a celebration in chinatown they haven't seen in years. the 34th annual oakland chinatown street fest, bringing out thousands of people, performances of all kinds. music and food and shopping and all kinds o

silicon valley kicked off pride week in san jose.gbtq plus community gathered at city hall for what is the largest pride celebration in the south bay. dozens of people gathered just outside of san jose city hall for a flag raising ceremony in honor of silicon valley pride. we cannot just celebrate it in june, and we cannot just celebrate in august. we gotta make sure that we are loud and proud. 365 days. the ceremony included presentations by the silicon valley gay men's chorus and other artists. but this week, pride events will be held throughout the south bay to encourage unity, respect and celebration of the community. what we just saw in la, i think it's more important than ever that the elected officials, especially the local leaders that support us, show up and recognize that last week, just east of los angeles, police say 66 year old laura ann carlton was shot and killed after arguing with a man because she chose to fly a pride flag at her store. people's negativity and bigotry has been emboldened and for some reason they've d

it is silicon valley pride week and the celebration wraps up this weekeere ll be a festivalay a also a parade on sunday sat 1030 at julian and market streets in san jose. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at what you can expect. >> san jose's plaza de cesar chavez was somewhat empty friday morning, but pretty soon silicon valley pride is going to make it look more like this. we're very excited. >> our theme this year is live out proud. basically it means live your authentic self. >> silicon valley pride kicks off at six saturday evening and goes through six sunday, an event that organizers have spent months coordinating. >> it's a long process. yeah, we normally start planning like early january. >> robin is the singer behind the classic hit show me love headlines and a parade kicks off sunday morning though representation is what's top of mind and a priority for this weekend's events. san jose business leaders say it's also going to have a big impact on the local economy since like pride, all the concerts that we have coming up are just adding to the vibrancy

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silicon valley pride festival takes place tomorrow. the weather will be fantastic.ll be out in the afternoon. afternoon, mid-80's. by evening, temperature drops down to the mid-70's. let's take a look at a live picture of a gorgeous view. you can see the marine layer is starting to compress. it was 2000 feet deep as a result of this area of low pressure that continued cooling today. now it is 1700 feet deep so we are going to notice that those temperatures begin to rise over the weekend. the marine layer will mix out better than it did today. right now, fog near the coastline. here's a look at the temperatures. 50's and 60's as we look at a live picture. you can see san francisco under a blanket of fog. here's a look at the forecast headlines. low clouds, fog, drizzle in the morning. the heat builds inland early next week. your temperatures. 50's, 60's for your early plans. drizzle to start the day. by noontime, 80's inland. as we head into the early afternoon, 80's and 90's. near the coast, it will remain mild in the 60's. i think you will need a light extra layer

dan: at silicon valley as artificial intelligence continues to develop rapidly.nd despite the fast growth, laws to regulate ai are slow to pass. ama: a topic discussed by a pro,, one of the largest summit conductor in sunnyvale. southbay reporter zach quintus was there. >> semiconductors like this are the backbone of technology we have come to rely on and as industries are increasingly using ai, so is applied materials, the manufacturer that provides tech -- chaps to take tech companies. -- chips to big tech update. >> we are using ai and a number of areas. the magic that creates semiconductor leadership is incredibly complex, and is getting more complex in the future. ai technology is absolutely essential for innovating faster and better. >> we were there as the congress men took a tour in sunnyvale. he has used chatgpt to help write this new bill which would use -- encourage government sites to use ai to make it easier to navigate. >> i had people in my office helping shape that legislation, and you can make that a lot. it shows what ai can do. >> as ai grows,

so then in the us and it's to comp, silicon valley canal, a city more known for a sentence. it says it's positioning itself to be an i hub and bring in millions of dollars of investment, gabriela ellis, on the reports from miami, or the i will out soon after valentine site, charlie moved his tech started up from the silicon valley to miami. he knew it was the right decision. all these people just run that would be for the month of the events. and there were so excited in what divides and to help you um isn't related to social environment because you wake up in the morning go to a beautiful street where it's clean, and you have a nice mode, say tar leaves the found driven artificial intelligence company called p r a i and he's part of a growing number of a i started ups moving to miami, who are not only by the office of views, but also miami's business friendly climate and low taxes. miami is a city that wants to position itself as more than just a beach vacation destination and also marketing itself as the crypto hub of america . in 2021, it launched miami coined its own bra

it is silicon valley pride week and the celebration wraps up this weekend. there wilbe a festival today and a parade on sunday starting at 1030 at julian a market streets in san jose. abcev news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at what you can expect at san jose's plaza de cesar chavez was somewhat empty friday morning, but pretty soon silicon valley pride is going to make it look more like this. >> we're very excited. our theme this year is live out proud. basically, it means live your authentic self. >> silicon valley pride kicks off at six saturday evening and goes through six sunday, an event that organizers have spent months coordinating. it's a long process. >> yeah, we normally start planning like eay january. >> robin s the singer behind the classic hit show me love headlines and a parade kicks off sunday morning. they'll representation is what's top of mind and a priority for this weekend's events. san jose business leaders say it's also going to have a big impact on the local economy. events like pride, all the concerts that we have comin

in silicon valley, we're hoping to raise $400,000.his will go to fund critical breast cancer research, as well as patient programs for people who are any aware along their cancer journey. so people can mark their calendar. now saying this is what i'm doing that day. i'm going to put on my tennis shoes, put on my pink, and i'm going to walk. what can we do starting now? absolutely. well, we're kicking off our fundraising season right now, but you don't want to miss our walks in october, we'll be at crissy field on october 22nd. and california is great america. and october 28th, people could go to making strides, walk dot org slash bay area ca or slash silicon valley to sign up volunteer and fundraise. i have been a part of these walks over the years as a participant, as an emcee and there is a powerful something that happens. you arrive essentially a stranger as you might have a little friends group, but then once you start walking and talking, you leave with this empowerment of so many people who are working for the same mission. abso

and there's a company in silicon valley that makes synthetic. once it does the same thing that oyster does make an oyster shell. it's not rocket science. but, again it's only coming into light now because more people are saying, oh we want to restore the, climate we want -- the co2 -- the limestone is sold out the main ingredient for concrete in our buildings. the scale is about right for restoring it. but that is another story, you have to read my book. we all have a few readings to go to today. so we can do, it we have the technology and finance, we have plan a, plan b, plan c. what is missing is the political will to go beyond the 1992 goal. and this is the group of people to work on that. and so, my invitation to you is to work with rotary and other organizations are involved with. there is the environmental physical -- yeah that's right, the sustainability rotary action group. i talked to them yesterday and their language is actually right on the path to climate restoration. they've gone beyond the yuan already. in fact, it's actually the f