you can go on there and you can get that high resolution image generated for free. >> it's called webinarand it really makes having webinars a quick and simple process, and has a lot of bells and whistles behind the scenes that you can really capture data on when people are dropping off, when you have great offers. you can put videos within your webinar, and things like that, so it's a pretty powerful tool that i really like. >> thank you everyone, so much for joining us today. if you missed anything or if you want to see any of the segments again, just head on over to our website, it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. we also put a lot more information on there that will help your small business grow. you can also follow us on twitter, it's @msnbcyourbiz or facebook and instagram as well. >>> coming up next week, we head to baltimore, maryland, to visit highland town main street, an area whose small businesses were affected by april's civil unrest. >> everything around here was destroyed. it was like something went through. >> although we were in a safe area away from the direct unrest, they

nebraska extension will offer a five- week webinar series on farm financial management beginning at 10 a.m. monday. the purpose is to proactively prepare farmers for the cyclical downturn in the farm economy. the website is farm.unl.edu/farmfin ances. and the group organizing norfolk's 150th anniversary celebration next year is looking for 150 donors to each contribute $150 for the event. donors will be recognized on the committee web site, in a commemorative insert in the norfolk daily news, and on a permanent marker in johnson park. there and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix . " lukas: coming up in sports...akron- westfield and m- m-c battled for championships on thursday. we have from cedar falls when we come back. scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... gameday for the iowa hawkeyes they're looking t go 11 and "oh" against the purdue boilermakers at the univeristy of iowa's kinnick stadium. but before you head to the stands...there are new security measures to look out for.alex giaimo explains. " alex giaimo) due to recent events the university

stephanie: iowa medicaid is hosting a mix of in-person meetings and webinars to get the public more information on the transition of nearly all medicaid members transitioning to iowa helath link. two meeetings are being held right here in des moines. the first one is being held right now until 7:30 at polk county river place. the next one will be on november 17 from 9 a.m. to 11. the new program is supposed to kick off january first. stephanie: now speaking of medicaid -- governor branstad met with the department of health and human services secretary in washington today. the meeting was held to try to promote that medicaid privatization effort. and branstad says it was "encouraging." but following criticism of the timetable for branstad's plan -- the centers of medicare and medicaid services said officials will need to ensure certain conditions before the agency will sign off on the proposed changes. jack: coming up on local 5 news at six... a great day out there, but tomorrow will be a completely different story! brad will talk about possible severe weather. stephanie: but next -- a special s

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. >> reporter: tomorrow the committee launches a webinar to show how to get lifted on the vendor directoryhave people started signing up? >> yao yes. >> reporter: minute man press is already getting work. >> we know the dnc is coming up and have our head to the ground and created relationship. >> reporter: this man is the owner. >> between april and now, we've done thousands of all kinds of stationary, folders. >> reporter: the committee expends to spend $20 million, but the benefit for businesses isn't about the bottom line. is this a potential money maker. >> not really. >> reporter: getting people to see or in some cases taste their product matters, too. >> our goal to get everybody to eat a pretzel, that's our goal. >> reporter: it's not just businesses in demand. the dnc will need about 10,000 volunteers. in mayfair, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> heard about this? bad birth control, new lawsuit focusing on 113 pregnancies that happened after a pill was mispackaged. plus, no more tips, please. why one seafood chain is ditching gratuity. what they're doing instead in hopes of keeping up

. >> their experiencing using electronic methods and webinars and conferences with laptops and phones. some receive messages from the congress. if the representative goes into see a physician it's usually up personal relationship that they develop with physicians because they're extremely busy. there are some restrictions around what we can say to a physician given the regulatory environment. for example, if we have an investigator who develops a drug and has experience on the drug and we want to talk to 200 physician, if somebody gets up and says dr. i heard this drug could be used in this way and that's not an approved use by the fda, we have to get up and say we cannot answer that question. if we don't, we get sued by the fda. >> can you buy lunch for those people? >> we can take them to lunch, but one-on-one is not very efficient. >> right. >> okay so we publicize and publish all of that. we use ipads now so we can be in front of the doctor and the doctor can ask the question and the question is because it's not in our label, so he uses the iphone and puts the doctor on the iphone

victims and holds quarterly prevention meetings and web nine armed robberies nine armedrobberies -- webinars for service members around the >> elizabeth: police are looking for a person who vandalized grave stones dating back to the civil war. ahead at 6:00 p.m., who family members believe is behind this heartless act, and what's most disturbing to them. plus -- >> abandoned and abused. this little dog has injuries all over its body. but i'll show you how people are trying to help. >> mark: but first, its science students to the hospital. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p stop&shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. pwhich makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >> mark: topping our stories right now hat 6:30 p.m. a norton man under arrest and charged with drunk driving, after police say he left the scene of a deadly road rage crash. foxborough father of three was killed and another man is in critical condition tonight after their car collided, rolled over during the encounter on route 495 in

. >> very simply, secure the budgetary authority of the agency to fund these things as the webinar, natural disasters, as opposed to taking the money from the budget and allow them personal resources to get the work done on the ground that has been identified through the planning process. >> thank you. go ahead. mr. wood. >> i think it's been said before an ounce of prevention is worth a pound after. we should take steps to make sure communities are safe by doing hazards fuel treatments around those communities making sure we're protecting homes by taking fire wise measures and operating a larger landscapes in terms of our restoration. but the first and went to deuce six the fire borrowing problem. >> thank you for your work as well. i'm out of time. i'll give you a question on the record. i'm sure you look forward to that. >> i would like to remind the new members, not the new members, the members who have come to the committee at this particular time that we are on a form an unscheduled trying to make the boat. senator ernest. >> thank you, mr. chairman very much. thank you all for joinin

. >> and a lot of these radicalize groups webinar playing bigger roles that scar as recruitment becausebring in prizes for the fighters, on the front lines you get this many women -- they are very religious, they have seen it before on rate in pakistan, with flashlights with the assault team, human shields, usama bin laden raid, hopping onto those, at it is more common, at this of these fanatics will do -- i remember when suicide bombing started happening, they're blowing themselves up, a suicide bombing, and term. dagen: i will pursue that when we come back from break, thank you so much, in terms of what the fanatics won't do. i will pursue that when we come back, we will take a quick break, more on this early-morning raid in paris looking for the mastermind of the friday terror attack. was abdelhamid abaaoud there? not apprehended, the rate is over but our coverage continues. we will be right back. dagen: breaking news coverage on the fox business network a massive anti terror operation taking place in the pre-dawn hours in the paris suburb of saint-denis. they are targeting the maste

the work of african-american achievement and leadership initiative about you and the partnership webinarlic here as you may know i starred that work at the inn the winter of that past year and we've taken several important step to moves forward and have many more steps in front of us i have 3 main objectives in speaking to you so first i'll provide a brief overview and refresher on the context of the african-americans leadership initiative second i'll share how we've begun to organize and track the work going forward and i plan to provide a well given what is take place under the theory of action and provides a deeper initiative that is the african-american post secondary pathways and joined by peter's koffman within the district the key partners and cbos from the communities i'm sorry, i apologize but the sliesdz on the screen are slanting to the rights hopefully our presentation in front of you i'll noting not reads the slides verbiage barriers to the african-american students that result in a achievement gap and disproportionate we currently build on the work bring in the boarder comm

and information that were in your packet about the late summer and late fall we hosted an online webinar for people who couldn't make it to the open house can watch online a workshop and hosted a community or sorry an open house at city hall and had a few mercy housing with the coalition for san francisco neighborhood and then also o f r a some of them and working with the pair to set up a future meeting and with other groups. >> johnston. >> certainly commissioners we can do more in the next few weeks ago we've asked supervisors to if they're interested in sponsoring mergers in their district we sent out that e-mail this week and i'll be happy to to go to meetings. >> have they taken you up on that. >> no. >> i fully anticipate some will. >> we should continue to do it feels tight the december 3rd date i'll recommend we convert that to another merging it is important to continue to hear this and get input i don't know the mask magic of march maybe january we are this does respond to some of the voter initiatives that were passed prop c this is the way to do it no magic solution those ar

ian: everyone is experimenting with electronic methods will stopwebina webinars, bringing laptops, notcongress but sending them to get messages to congress. now have a rep go in to see a physician it is up in a personal relationship. they're a so many restrictions around what we can say to a physician, given the regulatory environment. we have an investigator that developed the drug and he has huge experience. we ask them to give a talk to 200 positions. if someone says i heard this could be used in this way, that is not yet an approved usage, we have to get up and say you cannot answer that question. if we don't, we get sued by the fda. we can take them to lunch. not verye is efficient. publicize, and we publish all of that. we use ipads now. a doctor can say i would like to ask this question, and the question is because it is not on the label, our rep may need the answer but is not allowed to get the answer. and puts thephone them to ait and puts physician to they can ask the question directly to another physician. pbm's: do we need anymore? they seem like these middlemen. think they

. >> their experiencing using electronic methods and webinars and conferences with laptops and phones. some receive messages from the congress. if the representative goes into see a physician it's usually up personal relationship that they develop with physicians because they're extremely busy. there are some restrictions around what we can say to a physician given the regulatory environment. for example, if we have an investigator who develops a drug and has experience on the drug and we want to talk to 200 physician, if somebody gets up and says dr. i heard this drug could be used in this way and that's not an approved use by the fda, we have to get up and say we cannot answer that question. if we don't, we get sued by the fda. >> can you buy lunch for those people? >> we can take them to lunch, but one-on-one is not very efficient. >> right. >> okay so we publicize and publish all of that. we use ipads now so we can be in front of the doctor and the doctor can ask the question and the question is because it's not in our label, so he uses the iphone and puts the doctor on the iphone