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that prevents us from working in the staarea that we're stag at. by the time we issued notice to proceed, they had active construction on them. our contractor has had to do a fair amount of dancing to proper stage the work, to have a place to store materials while they're working on other blocks. having said that, yes, that's why we are pushing to get crews out there on saturdays and sundays when the traffic level drops somewhat, we can work more efficiently, and we're working with the contractor to bring on more crews. >> chair peskin: thank you, meter. just one thing now that i've noticed on a

the risk of cholera and typhoid, you know, in stag na nt cholera and typhoid, you know, in stagnant watere this, and also, you know, how things could potentially get worse because there are major dams near these areas, at risk of bursting, some of them in major need of maintenance. so it really is i think a story that we are going to hear, unfortunately, more tragedy coming out of the coming days, if that is possible. and it is interesting, david, the focus has been on mozambique, but this has also hit neighbouring zimbabwe and malawi, hasn't it? these are not wealthy nations, these are some of the poorest nations on the planet, and malawi, as i mentioned an hour ago, is a country that i was lucky enough to visit in 2005. and, you know, it has made a huge impression on me, which still stays with me today. one of my friends helped to set up an irrigation, ironically, an irrigation, ironically, an irrigation scheme for a vast farm in malawi. but, you know, when you read this story, deadly floods ruining crops and killing and injuring thousands of people, it is difficult to comprehend. you k

that prevents us from working in the staarea that we're stag at. by the time we issued notice to proceed, they had active construction on them. our contractor has had to do a fair amount of dancing to proper stage the work, to have a place to store materials while they're working on other blocks. having said that, yes, that's why we are pushing to get crews out there on saturdays and sundays when the traffic level drops somewhat, we can work more efficiently, and we're working with the contractor to bring on more crews. >> chair peskin: thank you, meter. just one thing now that i've noticed on a number of occasions, and it just scares the daylights out of me. so you have a series of red -- i don't know what you call them -- barriers north of broadway that protect two lanes, and there are bicyclists who hug that thing. and i'm just petrified that one of them is going to get wiped out. insofar as has concrete has been laid on the inside, i know it's still a terrible surface, if we could lay down a strip of asphalt that we could pull out later so the

haslinda: sentiment amongst the client is improving as global markets down stag from last year's slump spoke with the ceo in an exclusive interview. >> what i see is that there is atually more client activity the end of last year, last quarter. it is higher at this year. it is not at the levels we saw at the beginning of 2018, but it declined a little bit more. thatis positive for us is in the stock market and management has gone up and part of our fees are asset-based and the others are transaction base. haslinda: what are you thinking for appetite for risks? we have the bond market that nobody knows how to make sense of. there is positive for the clients. they invested in the equity .arkets december was a bloodbath. it was no good for us or for the client. the banks stayed invested and that is positive. we have discussions that have just come from hong kong. some clients ask us if we should take some chips off the table carefully? i think that is not a bad idea. the first three months were extremely positive in the stock market. if you look at the s&p, there has been a rise since 199

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that's not a gas crisis or stag-flation. no one remembers that. losing a wallet came in first.w world, no matter how great your day is, it goes to hell when you know who isn't speaking to you. we have something in common with their parents and their parents and their parents. a cold shoulder hurts more than zero likes. that made me happy, dana. people still get upset about human interaction. >> dana: yes. that happened to peter and me a couple weeks ago. he woke up on the wrong side of the bed. >> greg: i hate that. >> dana: he was in a bad mood and he yelled at jasper. >> jesse: wow. >> dana: told him to get out of the way in bed. he said how can you do that? i'm sorry, peter, that i'm telling the story. he started mocking me. he was like oh, jasper, why don't you move across the bed. i didn't speak to him for four hours. >> jesse: i thought the conways had a problem. [laughter] >> greg: the equivalent of the conways would be peter going to some other network and trashing jasper. [laughter] >> dana: like animal planet. >> greg: you are saying that jasper is the greatest and pe

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. >> nawaz: why was that important r you to do at this stag >> it's my heart. it's me.stage, been wanting to do it forever, but finally, i get to. >> nawaz: henew album, "stronger than the truth," drops april 5. it'scentire's first country album since her split with narvel blastock, her husband of 26 years, and long-time manager. >> we're talking "tammy wynette" kind of pain. >> music is very healing. if you bring something tha hurts you out into the open, into the light, the darknessaw seems to g. you've confronted it. iu've addressed it. and then you can lgo. >> nawaz: it's like naming your fears, right? it's like, once you say itut loud, it's less scary. >> yeah, your hurt and fears. absolutely. let them go. >> hi, i'm reba mcentire. >> nawaz: for decades, mcentire has led the charge for women in country music, even hosting the academy of country music awards 15 times. she'll host again this year, and spoke out on cbs when the top category failed to include a single female nominee. >> i'm missing my girlfriends on this. disappointing. didn't surprise me but when anyt

this massive consolidation has shrunk the middle class and has increased income inequality through stag manant wages and l economic opportunity. i am pleased state and federal regulators are scrutinizing this to determine what impact it may have on employers -- i'm sorry, on consumers and employees. i appreciate the chairman holding this hearing today so that members of the subcommittee may examine the important questions the merger raises. i look forward to hearing from our expert witnesses, including the ceos of sprint and t-mobile. i thank them for their participation. in particular, those who have rearranged their schedules on several occasions to accommodate congressional conflict. >> i now recognize the ranking member. >> i asked consent to put in the record the statement by the ranking member of the full committee, the gentleman from georgia. >> without objection. >> it's must pleasure to introduce today's witnesses. our first witness is john ledger, the chief executive officer of t-mobile. he has been named a top ceo and was granted the leadership award by yale's chief executive

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