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. >>> the old united technology decided to break itself up to three separate usinesses, righ before thereak up, covid 19 hit. the meanwhile some investors worried defense business could take a hit if we get a wave on election day. raytheon gets no luck. the analysts were looking for $200 million sooner or later, we may not be there yet but we need to be ready. let's take a look with the ceo of raytheon, greg, can you out run your own major industry, is there a way to be able to out grow a business that we know that is hit by covid or some cases by boeing by a special situation? >> so look, these are unprecedented times jim as you know there is not much we can do to stimulate demand for folks to get on airplanes we know getting on that airplane is the safest way people could be people still don't feel safe getting on airplanes until they do, business is not going to come back to what it was in 2019. i think the key for us is to prepare ourselves for when that recovery hits. so we can see the leverage on the upside just as what we are seeing on the downside we have taken out $700 million

damage to homes and usinesses.ve been completed between lafayette and lake charles those efforts primarily focussing on lake charles and lastly a gut punch for some people that live here. that was all kinds of homes over south western louisiana. many of those did not last through delta. put down for laura and they'll be requiring reapplication and assessment there's a program to try to help those people in need back to you. >> all right thank you very much for that now turning back to washington d.c. and the continued stalemate over coronavirus stimulus for millions of americans. house speaker nancy pelosi along with senate republicans are rejecting the package further stemming hopes for a deal. they're now calling on congress to immediately vote on a bill that would release $135 billion in previously unspent aid to small businesses in america. speaking yesterday, president trump blasted democrats over that continued stalemate. we want to help the restaurants and hotels we want to help businesses that really it's n

we do not support shutting down .usinesses randomly he also has a conflict of interest with them. we do not support the mccain per se she has never been anything except an appendage to john mccain who was also an interloper to the state. there are a lot of things people don't know unless you live here 50 years had the bodies are buried everywhere and no one wants to uncover them. this young man is young and doesn't know about this but he can do some research. she was found to have stolen drugs when she was early for she was with john mccain. go to research and you will find the numbers and research. host: go ahead and respond, chris. guest: a couple of things. what we did in the survey as we actually, this is in response for covid but not overall, but what we see is throughout the republicans and democrats have been largely supportive of local mayors. i take ends with the idea that the mayor here and throughout the state haven't been doing their job. informationlot of in that statement and i would rather not respond. who iset's go to shane calling from texas. shane supports joe bi

the system is awash with capital and people are searching for scale to transform their .usiness afterisa: there is a question of regulatory pressure, and particularly the tech sector there has been called by democrats to break up some of the big tech leaders. those are probably going to get through but they could potentially stymie other acquisitions. do expect some of those kinds of deals to dry up based on that pressure? colin: i do think regulatory pressure will always be there and it will put pressure on the sector. i think they'll be something tech will have to deal with in the near future. tom: i want to talk about defensive transactions. i am not sure if that what mr. gorman did yesterday or others, but it is selling to or boards plural that we have to do this because if we do not do it the other guy will do it. is that game theory in play? colin: i see that and i hear that garrett the race for scale -- i see that and i fear that. the race for scale. tom: we have to leave it there. ,olin wittmer, busy week wonderful to finish strong with you. colin wittmer with pwc. we set up.

i own the stock and independent usi -- i'm using the implied volatilities to sell premium against position i like the move they made with concho it gets them the premium national gas it's the shale play. they've got great technology the combination with the footprint that they've gotten really makes this a pretty good marriage dots that mean it's fool proof absolutely not this is a stock that will move around with the price of oil we've watched oil go from 31 to 45 in a hurry. that's going to be part of story as well. if we get any kind of pick up in fuel, oil prices, we've got a shot for the stock to go a little bit higher. >> let me ask you, i don't know, it may sound like a silly question but why even bother why bother owning any oil stock at all >> yeah. no, that's actually a legitimate question i would say this, i thought we had been pounded far enough in this particular stock and i thought it was maybe at levels that made sense and this acquisition i think makes a lot of sense the combination of that, you throw in the dividend, a lot of different other factors that go into this but s

vinolas cases, job losses, and usiness failures have all occurred disproportionately among people with less income among members and of disadvantaged racial minority groups. pandemic has rds, really underscored the need to strengthen the safety net in mitigate the disproportionate harms of recessions on more vulnerable groups. it's also important to recognize hat strengthen the safety net revealed cyclical benefits more would reduce the likelihood, it dampens the peace f recovery and lengthens the time it takes for employment to get back to its full employment level. true -- that will be true in this recession. t's going to be true in recessions going forward. i also want to emphasize the longer term benefits of more on social programs. o there is a growing body of evidence that shows that many of these programs represent crucial in people's future lives. studies have documented, for xample, that poor children exposed to medicare, food housing, and high quality preschool experience security as adults. decades later, than they otherwise would. told the evidence makes a powerful case for

francine: thank you so much, elisabeth braw, senior research fellow at our usi.'s get to first word news with laura wright. laura: president donald trump has tested positive for covid-19, tweeting that he and the first lady both have the virus and will isolate. it is not certain how he contracted the virus, but it comes after a close aide tested positive. she traveled with the president through the election debate and the rally in minnesota. a doctor says he expects president trump to continue carrying out his duties without interruption. they will remain at the white house where the medical unit will maintain a vigilant watch. he will update on any develop and's. responses are coming in to the news. the european council president is wishing the president and first lady a speedy recovery, president's battle is a battle they will all continue to fight. from the global times, "the president is paying the price for his gamble to pay down -- to play down the pandemic." presidentikely -- the not only faces an unprecedented health challenge, and also logistical issues.

i think it has proven our ,usiness model is pretty agile and we keep focused on our margins in our costsso we feel that for us even the second wave will not have that much impact on our business model. matt: you just heard allison kirkby talk about how their sales model is more agile and less reliant on football and stores. that is in nordic issue as well issue.lia i wonder, how much have you changed your business model at akzonobel because of this new covid situation in which we now live. thierry: good question. in the first wave, we had to step up our e-commerce activities, they were hardly used. once of the week of the first over, people stepped away again from e-commerce. i want to point out that for us, if you look at what is consumer-linked, it is probably less than 20% of our company. the other half is professional trade, and the painter that comes to your house to do a painting job. the other 50% is industrial coating from ships, planes, cars. industrial complexes. in that part, the e-commerce business is actually company to company connections. for us, we continued to build on t

in 2016, we were able to receive anonymous tagging data that allowallow us to see people usie free muni for senior who have low and moderate income programs are using the service. what we found is, you won't be surprised, seniors and people with disabilities -- [indiscernible] if there wasn't just a few routes that were used, people are using the entire system to get around and get to what they need to do. the second thing that i want to share with you, i want to share more about the constraints that we're facing. many of you might be wondering why all the system systems sys t place. first one is that in order to facilitate physical distancing on board, we have limited the capacity on our buses and transit vehicles to approximately one third what we were able to accommodate before. that means that in order to move same number of people before, we'll be able to transport with one bus, now it's three buses. the second factor is that in order to protect our operators and the public, we have choose our operations. in order to -- you might have that you could be on the bus and you would see

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speaker, one of the support -- reasons i this bill is because it includes significant relief for small usinesses, which are the backbone of colorado's economy. my republican colleague, john curtis, and i introduced a bill a few weeks ago to provide relief, essentially nsuring we would exclude the getting p.p.p. forgiveness. this provision would provide ensure they can continue to keep their business businesses solvent, keep their serving the people colorado at state of and for the state of utah. this bill, on is in in the updated heroes act, alongside so many important provisions to help small country s in our recover. so i say to my colleagues, let's get this done. this bill. and let's provide the relief that the american people are to provide.us and with that i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the back.man yields recognized.dy is the gentlelady reserves. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm minute to yield one the gentlelady from washington, ms. schrier. the peaker pro tempore: gentlelady is recognized. ms. schrier: thank you, madam chair. thank you, mr. speaker. the people in my dist

we do not support shutting down .usinesses randomly he also has a conflict of interest with them.do not support the mccain per se she has never been anything except an appendage to john mccain who was also an interloper to the state. there are a lot of things people don't know unless you live here 50 years had the bodies are buried everywhere and no one wants to uncover them. this young man is young and doesn't know about this but he can do some research. she was found to have stolen drugs when she was early for she was with john mccain. go to research and you will find the numbers and research. host: go ahead and respond, chris. guest: a couple of things. what we did in the survey as we actually, this is in response for covid but not overall, but what we see is throughout the republicans and democrats have been largely supportive of local mayors. i take ends with the idea that the mayor here and throughout the state haven't been doing their job. informationlot of in that statement and i would rather not respond. who iset's go to shane calling from texas. shane supports joe biden.

none of usi the right step to take now. none of us i think to the slightly —— none of us!onday. these correspondence are saying they are being briefed by downing street. you have come on this morning to say absolutely nothing. with all due respect, i don't think it sensible for me to speculate. it's better they are considered carefully with scientific advisers and announced in a measured way. i know you would prefer a measured way. i know you would p refer to a measured way. i know you would prefer to have a discussion about them now, but it is better they are announced in a clear way once we've come to a conclusion, working with the local leaders and fully understanding and appraising the evidence. and will do that as soon as we can. 0k, evidence. and will do that as soon as we can. ok, let's move on to how whatever measures are in place and in the future, how they may be enforced. 13 september, boris johnson announced covid marshals would be a major part of making sure that people stuck to the rules. we know that some people are not, which is why what is happening is hap

speaker, one of the support -- reasons i this bill is because it includes significant relief for small usinesses, which are the backbone of colorado's economy. my republican colleague, john curtis, and i introduced a bill a few weeks ago to provide relief, essentially nsuring we would exclude the getting p.p.p. forgiveness. this provision would provide ensure they can continue to keep their business businesses solvent, keep their serving the people colorado at state of and for the state of utah. this bill, on is in in the updated heroes act, alongside so many important provisions to help small country s in our recover. so i say to my colleagues, let's get this done. this bill. and let's provide the relief that the american people are to provide.us and with that i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the back.man yields recognized.dy is the gentlelady reserves. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm minute to yield one the gentlelady from washington, ms. schrier. the peaker pro tempore: gentlelady is recognized. ms. schrier: thank you, madam chair. thank you, mr. speaker. the people in my dist

sense.esn't make we also should not be in the usiness of complicating the immigration system. but this bill does just that. this bill prohibits the of law ized practice specific to immigration, but the of law, nod practice matter the type, is already illegal. dedicating , by prosecutors specifically to notario fraud and creating requirements for rosecuting this fraud, h.r. 8225 could leave other types of immigration crimes understaffed unaddressed. i truly appreciate the sentiment behind this bill. i truly do. if we're going to create a new category of immigration it as we should make strong as existing law and work to simplify, not to complicate, system.ent immigrants following the legal deserve as much. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentlelady from texas, representative garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas, ms. garcia, is recognized. the arcia: i rise today on house floor to express my strong and unw