just want to keep wilshire included because there is the execution. thanks for the historical information what are we doing tomorrow. thank you anna. that concludes my questions. >> i have a question. not sure if it is for this section or for another section, but--with the current events that we have been having continuously for the past couple years on many fronts, the bank [indiscernible] technology, [difficulty hearing speaker] companies et cetera based in different geographical locations, how does that effect how we calculate risk and how we understand the real--the second question is [indiscernible] impact on the portfolio and how do we measure that on a regular basis. i guess three questions. i don't know if this is the section. >> happy to start commissioner gandhi. sure alison is having thoughts because that is something we discussed with the emto. if you remember the chart on the public equity we looked at the projected risk for public equity portfolio and index which is all most all public markets. this is page 32. you will see that exactly

[indiscernible] we brought wilshire on board. what you see in the materials there is a lot of work behind the scenes on-boarding a consultant to make sure our numbers flow through their system and reported correctly. the team here put in tireless effort to get where we are today and i want to thank wilshire for their efforts as well. what you see in the presentation today is what i sort of term, step 1, so we wanted to get performance in front of you. there are items to come particularly in areas of attribution and risk. we already discussed with wilshire what those will be but want to make sure they are flowing through the system and correct before we put them before the board. this will be a bit of iterative process but pleased where we are today and able to share this with you. the final comment that i want to make as we go through performance for this period and frankly future periods is that, the performance is absolutely important. it is backward looking and so this is a indicator how we have done. we are doing a lot of wor

participants in the rally for gaza march between the federal building and israeli consulate along wilshire boulevard. at one point trying to spill onto the nearby 405 freeway. the california highway patrol put up roadblocks and prevented that from happening. officers in heavy gear kept a close watch on the demonstration, which was always focal, not always peaceful. madi explains. she just lost an uncle gaza and is desperate to help her surviving family members their time. my mind. >> just calm as can be because they've accepted that this is nor there every day. this is their fate. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. the u.s. is also scrambling to get american citizens out of the region, but it won't be easy with most flights in and out of israel suspended and overland routes often unreliable and dangerous. the white house announcing it will be chartering flights for americans who want to leave starting today. however, there likely won't be enough seats on those planes for everyone looking to get out. that prompted criticism from capitol hill. >> currently issue, just standing

. >> happening now at one of the busiest intersections in los angeles on wilshire boulevard this loudsrael rally we have seen both the american flag and the flag of israel. bret. >> matt finn live in los angeles. thank you. coming up we talk with iowa republican senator on middle east trip. she's just out of israel. that's coming up next. my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. i feel as if it's brought me back to the good 'ol days. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. [car tires screeching] (♪) whenever heartburn strikes. get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. also available tums+ sleep support. what was

angeles welcomed friends and family of jamal khashoggi to street dedication ceremony on a stretch of wilshirede the consulate of saudi arabia. a sign declaring the space jamal khashoggi square reads, "a journalist and advocate for human rights slain by the saudi government.” in washington, d.c., the national press club held a moment of silence to remember khashoggi and other journalists whose killings have gone unpunished. joining the ceremony was michael omer-man, director of research for israel-palestine at dawn, the organization founded by khashoggi. >> whereas jamal's death outrage the world, today, unfortunately that no longer seems to be the case. it is most apparent in saudi arabia but not only. following the killing, we saw how the u.s. government tried to redefine accountability in order to shield him from scrutiny. this is on its optimal. jamal was murdered for the power of his ideas and because even in the face of mortal danger he refused to remain silent. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in

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