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copy of something and that it's big xerox so many times it's built into the side and it's all faded you know it's like they don't care about you they don't care what you thinking ok i mean the i don't think people understand how ideologically driven these people are kim yeah i mean it's really a shame and regarding this pandemic the government's role really should be to give us information and as much information as there is and then we should be left to do what we want to with that information they should tell us look there spikes going on in your area this is where the spikes are occurring or this is what we're finding with mask or this is what were you thinking with this or that just giving us the information and that is the that's the tool that we the people would use to make up our own minds and that goes for our previous discussion about social media and the censorship we need information we need as much information as we can get from a variety of sources with a variety of opinions and then we the people get to make up our minds based on all of that information now they say we

the day with the earliest look at xerox for which but let's be realistic nobody misses the old we all want the new but they might also be happy to have an electric train but the situation is as it is and i'm adapting. they're going to comply. with what the new generation is not like me the next generation will be a bit more demanding like all albanians today of course to show for. it do you ship the courtship of. the train back to do their sleeves on time. slowed to cool is the conductor and train manager the 62 year old has been working for the state railway since 982. she actually lives in the capital tirana. but the leader as everyone calls her is used to being away a lot. of morning yeah. i was wondering whether it's my job as the train manager so i'm responsible for the train from the driver's cabin at the front to the very end but you know i look after the staff and the passengers as the train manager. i'm responsible for everything from the moment the journey starts to the final destination as it is your only $1.00. after the fall of communism albania focused on building roads

coming in very well, generally weathering but again, big companies, no guidance from caterpillar, 3m, xerox, stanley black and decker. others like harley davidson didn't give guidance either. raytheon, corning. no guidance from companies. analysts have a tougher time and they've been very conservative and wrong so far fortunately wrong on the conservative side. look at all these companies out there. 83% are beating for the third quarter and they've been beating by almost 20%. it's an amazing beat and shows you the analysts have been way, way too conservative look the cummings today, they make truck parts, truck engines all over the world they had numbers no analysts had. they were 40% above the consensus numbers. amazing blowout numbers but the stock is barely moving that's the problem we're having so far we're almost halfway through earnings season. not translating into big price gains. that's a problem remember, we've all got that stimulus vaccine and election issues that are completely messing up the analyst's ability to figure out what the right prices are on top of no guidance back to

and we like -- i did all like the collage for it i went to kinkos, and i xeroxed all these pictures of like kind of all the songs that didn't make it so obviously not the great songs. >> jimmy: sure i love that went to kinkos and made it little -- that's so -- that's so cool and were they like cds you handed out at concerts or sold >> i think we sold them out of our van or whatever. we were just -- we were just trying to make it. you know we weren't even trying to make it we just wanted the fans that came to see us to have our music on a record, because at that point "just a girl" we were playing that live for over a year before it ever came out like we were playing >> jimmy: it was such a different sound. and something i just had not heard. like your voice was so different and like i go like, "oh, what is this? like it's like ska, but like who is this singer >> yeah. >> jimmy: and what's going on? and "just a girl" and you go -- i loved. i'm cranking it so loud. it was just like, i mean guys loved it now it's an anthem now >> it's so - >> jimmy: does it freak you out? >> i actually na

and i put pictures and xerox copies of the zapruder footage all across the walls, with yarn and thumbtacks from one picture to another. and i had wild conspiracy theories, none of which i remember and that's deliberate. so the obsession and fascination got into presidential collecting and memorabilia and i have a strange subcollection of presidential locks of hair which , is weird until you see it. it's quite fascinating. this really has been a passion of mine and trust me, it really is something. this has been an interest my entire life so i spend all day thinking about innovation and the future but i have this sort of growing itch to dig into the past. when my wife was pregnant with a our eldest daughter, who is now five years old, i needed a nesting project because i was annoying everybody. and i decided to resurrect this child interest and write a book about the eight times in history that a u.s. president died in office and how history was , transformed by a heartbeat. and this history -- in addition to being something i'm deeply passionate about it resonates on , so many different le

this was with a previous vendor, absorbed by xerox, and everything was just dismantled.nd then, this is fourth and vanness, and we're just waiting to get that active there, but all the other locations are active. this is just a graph of how the locations have been doing this here. granted, there's been a lot of traffic changes because of covid-19, so some of these locations have probably seen decreases in the amount of traffic by 60% to 40%. the one that we are monitoring is lake and park presidio. we gave is 8 -- 180 citations out in august. they're doing a major signal upgrade at that location, and we're hoping after that is completed, the citation count will go down. >> chair peskin: richard, can you go back to the last slide. why, in four or five instances, is there no data for the first quarter of the year? >> in the early part of the year, we were still activating locations. >> chair peskin: ah, i got it. those were under construction at that point? >> yes. >> chair peskin: and i mean -- go ahead, sorry. >> yeah. i just wanted to clarify that there were a few locat

also, if you're voting absentee, you have to copy and provide a xerox copy of your id along with your absentee ballot. i don't know how many of you have printers at home -- probably, actually, many of you because you're lawyers and we're nerds. the average person does not have a printer at home. not a scanner. it is difficult for them to adhere to this rule without going out in public and breaking social distancing norms. so that's why we challenged the practice in that case. the current status of this litigation is there was a trial that ended about a week and a half ago, and we filed post trial briefing. we are eagerly awaiting the ruling. we do -- we are somewhat optimistic because when this case was initially filed over the summer, we actually won a preliminary injunction, which enjoined these various rules that we had challenged. however, that was overturned by the supreme court. that was stayed by the supreme court while the case was pending. now, we're through the whole litigation and trial, but we are optimistic that we will get a similar ruling, since the judge was on our sid

providing any kind of explicit guidance again, this is a problem for the analyst, caterpillar, 3m, xeroxy black and decker, harl harley-davids harley-davidson, raytheon, look at corning didn't provide any explicit guidance, labcorp analysts are trying to figure out what is going on first and third quarter. you see earnings come out and very wide disparities between what the analysts are thinking generally, they're beating, the analysts, without any guidance are being very, very conservative here f you see t if you see the numbers, 83% are beating way above. it is still 20% beating. the average beat is 20%. that's huge with the third of the s&p reporting already. i keep pointing out, they'll beat by 3%, 4%, 5% 20%, third reporting, that's an amazing beat what we're seeing here is not a lot of movement on the stock prices and that's a little bit disconcerting. i want to show you what's going on here with cummins, huge beat, 40% above the median price estimate was and no analyst got close to the number they reported this is historic high for cummins. they do engines and engine parts. the co

there would be xerox copies of male genitalia left on my desk. >> really? means of humiliating me, embarrassing me, and trying to force me out. >> reporter: still, see that cli -- she climbed becoming the cfo of citigroup and head of the wealth management division. she said the reason she was fired fired in 2008 is because she returned client funds from missold products. >> 90% of traders on the trading floors on wall street have been men. 89% of mutual fund dollars are men. 86% of financial advisers have been men. you know, with that lack of diversity, does anyone really think the financial crisis of '07 and '08 would have been worse if there had been more women and more people of color? nobody does. [ chants ] >> reporter: the mission became more pertinent when the me too movement gained momentum. >> recognizing the societal gender imbalances, one of the drivers is money. we've received negative messages around money over our whole lives, that we're not good at math, we're not good investing. those messages have been harmful, even before the pandemic. the

this was with a previous vendor, absorbed by xerox, and everything was just dismantled. and then, this is fourth and vanness, and we're just waiting to get that active there, but all the other locations are active. this is just a graph of how the locations have been doing this here. granted, there's been a lot of traffic changes because of covid-19, so some of these locations have probably seen decreases in the amount of traffic by 60% to 40%. the one that we are monitoring is lake and park presidio. we gave is 8 -- 180 citations out in august. they're doing a major signal upgrade at that location, and we're hoping after that is completed, the citation count will go down. >> chair peskin: richard, can you go back to the last slide. why, in four or five instances, is there no data for the first quarter of the year? >> in the early part of the year, we were still activating locations. >> chair peskin: ah, i got it. those were under construction at that point? >> yes. >> chair peskin: and i mean -- go ahead, sorry. >> yeah. i just wanted to clarify that there were a few loc

belgium have become xerox latest hot spot for the for all of us the number of patients there in the hospital 19 is no higher than it was during the 1st wave in the spring. families struggling to feed their children during school holidays have found help from an unexpected hero manchester united's marcus rushford leads a campaign to put food on the table after all government support schemes. come to the program and we begin with some breaking news turkey has been struck by a powerful earthquake off as a.g.n. coast causing buildings to collapse in the coastal city of izmir the quake's epicenter was. north of the greek island of some us with the u.s. geological survey putting it at a magnitude of 7.0 tremors were felt as far away as athens and istanbul in is missile media footage showed a collapsed building there are no immediate reports of casualties so for more we're joined by g.w. correspondent dorian joins in his simple dorian what did it feel like where you are . well in fact i did feel the tremor from this very powerful earthquake even though it occurred several 100 kilometers away from i