tackles too often by a good spot on challenge here we see the body language of a successful trainer and tyco halley. play vickers and practically fell apart the recounts occurring by the robbie for his challenge on roughing yeah was entirely justified but it's a moment for by and griffin he was the second meeting man injured on the day with current until they started sharing his a.c.l. before half time to let. and slowly but surely i've had enough it's only matched a free and i have a feeling we're fair game here favorites and to add it injuries are especially better given by an champions league open a is this week but the third goal was a small consolation i miss stuart after coming on for the injured told me so. when will buy and finally face a worthy opponent will it be then figure on wednesday or shocking next weekend meeting doesn't seem to be what. led the kids in and halle on the other hand have an uphill battle ahead of his team's already on his worst campaign starts in club history. they're both flying high and paul gardai full support and berlin second and third place both clubs ar

they've been in mid level for several years or if they're toward end of their tenure in prince george's tycond so this compensation, we're going to hire restoration task force. we'r going to hire an external evaluator to see where those gaps exist on our pay table. we believe that there are some gaps tha we have to close. and in order to do that, we want to get a lensm f external vendor. but it's also important to know that it's not just our teachers. it's our administrators, our bus drivers, cafeteria workers. so i'm not looking at just one clas employees. i'm looking every last o of our employees who contribute to the educational experience. they allo deserve paid at the rate that their neighbors are being paid. >> our guest is dr. monica goldn who is thenterim ceo of prince george's county public >>> welcome back. we are talking with the new leader of the prince george's p interim ceo dr. monica goldson who has just taken the job. you've done a lot of work in just a couple of months. getting back to schools for just a seconde learn that valerie irvin, former montgomee county councilmember

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ranked outside the world top one thousand gulf but off the making is come back in december it seems the tyco voice again. over the tallest the editor of the website black sports online he explains why it's such a significant when you know when you have such a long time which we need victories getting that first one is the one that's most important it's the one where you got to get over the hump and he says so many injuries so much drama i just a lot of stuff surrounding him and he's been close a few times i think now that he's got no with the hope you may see more of the old tiger that we've all been waiting for war the last couple years the reason a lot of people say it was more like old tiger was he dominated from the start and that was a big thing about old tiger woods is that he would start a tournament and you just couldn't catch him he would just that's a pure you know i don't think he's that good at it anymore in the sense that you get a lot of field on a week to week basis but now jay does show that he's right up there with the elite golfers and there's still a tiger woods it's imita

it is showing if it is good enough for tyco, it is good enough for a lot of investors. david: what look at the prophets, the revenue, how much they are burning cash, what is the initial focus that investors will be zeroed in on? >> you should be zeroed it -- you should look at all of the above. clearly they are not making a profit right now. revenue is not high. -- it showsted by but it ists has rose not a very big improvement for the company. the company said they are not keen to expand. investors ay gives little reassurance that at some point it will become profitable. rishaad: we're having a look at material -- and how it has priced itself. next week and getting a look at what is going on market wise. we have jakarta coming online just a few minutes ago. a little bit of downside in malaysia, overall we are managing to shake off the 10 day losing streak so far. if things stay they are and hopefully they do, we don't need to print that new t-shirt that says number 11. look at let's have a the chinese markets. this is the hang seng. you never know what happens at the en

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the second is enron, world come, tyco. that's the confidence -- worldcomm, tyco. that's the confidence. they had borrowed against things that didn't seem that levered at the time but apparently enron had no assets or capital or their earnings were mispriced and you also have a lack of trust. people often talk about the moment of a financial crisis as when people lose trust in their counterparty. you didn't really have the fundamental mispricing of an asset class. i didn't know what enron was worth. there was large questions about what the worth was of any stock, right? if worldcomm was lying on their books, how do we know about anything else? you can see the dow fell sharply. almost as much as in the financial crisis. what the chart doesn't show but you can pull up, there was no corresponding run of fear of creditors in the debt market. you never had a transmission channel of leverage. consequently, nor did you have a deep misunderstanding of an entire asset class. once the accounting scandals and reforms were put in place that trust was developed within the prici

and i'm not talking about tyco rogue. i'm talking about philosophically rogue. >> interesting that's fairly significant criticism coming from you. i thought it was an interesting story. worth the read the underlining theme seems to be did they take their eye off the ball they'll talking about it in congress namely in '16 and '17. not really focussing on the platform in terms of, and admitting that zuckerberg did in the piece yesterday. admitting they were focussed on a cyber attacks on the platform, they weren't necessarily as aware as they perhaps should have been and could have been of who was already operating on the platform in a very negative way in terms of undermining the integrity of the election. >> i want to ask carl. i think there was a perception within that company that it didn't matter. that just there's free speech everywhere and i've felt there's no free speech for racists or terrorists that's my philosophy since 1973. it was clearly not their philosophy or else they would have done something about it. >>