It's been quite the week in the reports a lot of things have happened and still some are still happening even today Black Friday we can't stop it but to sports lovers I think it's idiot goi but joint on said have a couple of analysts when you talk on and say they could break down each and everything that has been going down Nikona Davis Yes, yes, yes. Katikati, I have Edgar Birre and in my apartment Karibuna Mimi, I have Shafi Zene So to get down on the things that have been happening this week now to those people who loved, okay to those people who did like on AMR well I guess it's been quite the week like it's today, ha No, no, no it's a very good day but to those who really, really, really loved on AMR well I guess it's a Black Friday for them as usual To get on the news on AMR Black Friday has turned out to be darker than ever. Arsenal Chief announced the on AMR starting today morning The decision to end his tenure as Arsenal coach and making his assistant Freddie Lumberg as the interim boss was announced today in the morning This is after a series of six draws and last night's defeats. Arsenal have gone 7 games to this point without a win The last time this form was seen in Arsenal was way back in the 90s. Now this is something that caused an upset and a lot of fans called for Naim Rezaking And it finally happened this morning as the Chief announced the end of his tenure Now guys, well I guess to some extent most of you saw this coming right Especially after the rumours these govers now have upflonted two of the week that are there are high chances that on AMR it will occur if he loses the next game But who do you, who, eh? Eh? Yeah, Eddie Angalia, eh, Kiritu Fanyika Kwanzaa, me mafansu, wale mafansu, Arsenal wala kwa na pressurize sana Hata hile bode, aiko emfkuzi kazi, bada kwa potezaimeti ya Eropa, alikwa nangodjile nuruichi, kwa sabu alikwa nangodjilumeti ya EPL Then do a timulio. Nakizu sa hibina skikombo mpa tia hile kwa kia take a coach, hile Lumberg, bata kwa sa hidi wana Robato Pires Nili ae nili kwa na sumaha ezo, ezo sta huizoti And the one thing that was actually constant was the fact that they were to give him until January 4 For him to prove to the Arsenal board that he is capable for the job But let's just come to it Uh, wu did you think like Nini muli belive, muli wana kama Lumberg nita patiwa, interim ama muli kiriya, Arsenal wata hindi kwa coach mungi na nini Kwa pojitino nene mouzi lukinami kwa mentioned left, right and center Yeah, pojitino was talking about pojitino Pojitino seriously was being mentioned to take up the job But wadiwa coach wu yambam epewa hile kazi ae interim Una kumbu kwa leguna kwa kia take a, Jinsi Manchester hili wafanya kazi Ina maana kwa mba weekend he asenali na pukutana Norwich kwa ekezaji wali wana obet Pia Arsenal kichu Pia Arsenal kichu Well Joel, there's something actually, okay Well it's one thing that Wali Wuta unai, unai kazi And it's another thing waka andika fredi Lumberg But do you think that the decision was justified Like not just firing on ae but putting fredi Lumberg as the head coach of Arsenal Okay, personally I'm not say that kuna station ita hui me solzi wa apu Kwa zare lukh zade asenu fighting spiritia wii me isha fudde last like one month Okay The all of November kona gema me shinda So to me ato kenalandere de play yesterday It's not about the manager kwa place kwa kwa players against the manager There's no fighting spirit, there's no commitment There's nothing that the players are giving unto the team I love pia fans pressure Fafi di me fanyadenef dede kwa chata kwa sakt Kwa the manager kwa reni kufuta unai That's why he's so confused on who to take over But personally I'm not advocate ati feda shikili de minte me think Kwa nge leta rada manager There are two good managers who are not on work Sayze kuna Max Milano, Legri na kuna Uchetino Most are good managers but kuna high chances Marta kwa uti kua spiritu sandos But pia hiu ita kua anada gamble Kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa gamba Unya kuna mata yaa kuna mata dB But let's talk about that for a second Just for a second before we go to the next story Una kuna semau nanya kuna beta record Now, when I was looking at Unaiz record And this is the most specific part of the record lumbag patoile na fasi, angalia lumbag wanee, iilukuo asnul, walu kwa mtewe katiapu uyamorinu ama yule ambal kocha wa spain sasyevi. Lakini, ilishindi kanadumana na jua bodd, iili pataile mshituko. Badamorinu kwenda totenham na yule kocha ambal yule kwa Enrique kwenda kulia spain. Sasa bodde kwa terari ku juwa kwa pochechina tapilipa ale ama yule, anitua jiu yunu noinu, atu jui kama takuji. Kus babu, badu kuna iile kanderasina woms, So let's wait and see if it all turns out the best. Let me add on something. We know that mostly for Jose Mouruño going to Spass, kuna kuna kuna secondary reason na primary reason ya funa appointment. The primary reason ya Jose Mouruño going to Spass according to Danny Levy is that Spass when you make a say is a big deal. Kuna kumunda Stadio Mimpian and a very big school. And Jose Mouruño is a big brand. We kuna like an appointment ya Jose Mouruño to Spass or to Manchester United, electric more than even Cristiano going to Juventus. So the main reason why it's kwa jose is to build the Tottenham name into the household names in so many, so many say worldwide. So Jose Mouruño primary reason ya kuna Spass aiko kwa to win a trophy to win games is to build Spass name to be a big team. Well as to Arsenal they already have the big name so it's just a question if the coach is big enough for the team. Well friendly Lombard was once an Arsenal player so he knows the legacy that was left by Arsenal. Hopefully he will continue it at his best but at the moment he's just an interim coach. Let's just see what he can do with opportunity given the chance but as to my opinion well I think firing on Iemri is just the first step in fixing Arsenal's problems. Let's just see what they can do more when they look in your transition. Well you know all the best for Arsenal and we wish them all the best in their future endeavors now. Moving on to the next story Elid Kipchoke Mel Aplit of the Year After winning the Mel Aplit of the Year Kipchoke is now set for an honorary degree while Marathon record holder Elid Kipchoke is the 2019 world Mel Aplit of the Year. Olympic Marathon champion and world Marathon record holder will next week add another feather in his cup. On Wednesday Laikipe University said it will confer an honorary doctor of science and to degree to Kipchoke during his 7th graduation ceremony just days after being named 2018 world athletics of the year the 35-year-old runner will now go to an honorary doctoral degree I keep saying degrees so many times I hope he will be here in Kipchoke Kipchoke will not put a degree. First thing first thing congratulations to Kipchoke Elid kwa mba?  And I dissolve. So, very soon to talk with a professor. Kichugia na kimbiya jambai ametru eka sisi kama kenya kati kawalima. Pivobas, congratulations to him. Congratulations to him. Joel, we agree on that one. I don't agree. Please be a professor, you have to have done something like this. He coming up with an idea or something but he didn't put me like a name. He was doing this like that when he was a colleague. And he used to put in his book of records. He was doing it like that when he was in 152 kilometres. 142 kilometres? So, that is to be met the professor. What were the grades? Genikisu we agree. Miagri. Siura, you see, you look for, I don't have a zunga, you ask a few times say, bi' nadem kukimbiya under 2 hours, lakini kipch nodi, akafanyan kwenia, akimbiya under 2 hours. Nema yisha yu ni professor gwa. I don't dispute your achievements in this year, but the fact that... don't pray it is like, it's not adding up to me. Miiki tutuna dides, nikonim miis yu, it doesn't matter... nikonim miis, ikutu nilaiki tiya university. I'm just questioning what you're doing. I'm just saying, when you think about it in a high perspective, I mean when you look at it, the most recogonizing advice is Nairobi. Why do I keep it? Kiyu, but you don't have to keep it. You're interesting. Anyway, all the best to keep chugging. Me, I'm well happy with it. Me, I'm okay if he gets the degree. I think he has done enough to actually achieve it to be called the male athlete of the year. It's really not easy because there are so many athletes out here. So for you to be the male athlete of the year, all the best to you. All the best to you. Now, Arambes Talis have been, and the coach have been nominated for the CAF awards. Despite the challenges challenging year and mainly occasioned by lack of government funding, Arambes Talis went on to win the Saqafa women's championships beating Tanzania 2 nil. And now it turns out, Talis and the coach David Oma and nomination for the women national team and coach of the year, I was respectively from the configuration of Africa on Sunday. Mimilis Kainilifrayi. I mean, I was happy. I was to the moon and back because maybe I have seen the struggle that these people have gone through. Like they never let it show. Like throughout the, they never let it show. I mean, I just evicted from the Olympics. And direct, well, tooko Olympics wana fika, tooko mumingia say CAFWA. So you would expect.  Ya, anga Pia. Iliexhalesak, waküchtwa cha ille misungo yaa kosa peza ma Ili Association kosa kupata yaa peza, iwa hunt lakini, waka ditumasaana, kuka fumgah back wo ushina kini. Psychoak p успikata m inmunia ka say CAFWA men's challenge. Uya ittik ni record do yo. OK,cy CAFWA I think yOH nika record. Ako na tini reko, kwa tu na tini reko, na tu na tini reko. Tini reko, tini reko. Ata komen bando ni reko. Nakini taka wakina wa nya mawakina olunga waji funze mengi kuitokana hawa kina dadan. Kwa ba, despite kunna shidanigi, ama kuna challenges mingi, lasima tu kuena uli wuza lendo na ndany muetu. Lasima tu chizu-kambo tu nataifa ya zahidi ya hatu arbaeni na saba milioni. In relative development, Tanzania's hitmana Mbuana Samata alongside with Pierre America Bumeang and Mo Sala Sadio Mane, Andrea Marez and nominations for the African Player of the Year award. Kwa ma player wa nini? Lemi repeat, Mbuana Samata, Pierre America Bumeang, Mo Sala, Sadio Mane and Marez. Nani na, ni nani muna fila ana dizavi ii modan di ala? Red Marez. Marez ana ii dizav? Nam. Okay, mi nizera kujukwani nuna Marez ana ii dizav? Marez. Imi hezpech. Imi. Marez aili beba teamia algeria katika kumbe la Afkond, strappat strangali asana sana katika kumbe la Afkond. Tuseji tukangali mi chawani aili kunjinu ii kerez. Marez was de captain and he carried the team. Okay, Marez. Marez ana ii dizav. Sayini manza konani ni na nilishu nisi, ako jo e luna nani ana ii dizav? I think between Sala and Mane, one of them will win because of winning champions league. And Kupat of Scora in PLS, not a joke. Okay. Kwanza mi mi? Marez. Aili saide ii le... Kwanza, kwa ni kuna naging na tati na nana? Aparna. Kupisa kibisa. Okay, sa. Kwa kwanza ni Marez. Kwa piga da kujasa la ama samata. Kwa samata pyana, ami kwa ama simumzuri, ami piga, ami piga bao bidi aleva pu. Dase mma Marez ana ii dizav kwa sababu ii afkond. Ami beba, aigeria, kutuka Chini, kwenyama kudi, hadi finali. Kwa kwa piga sana gani. Wa, well, in my regards, I mean I feel Marez actually seriously deserves it because he actually won the premier again. Stil went on to carry his team to win the African Cup of Nations. That's representing both the club and the national team. Ya. Kwa kwa ni kuna sema, if... Sala, not if manu angi win African Cup. Kwa ni kuna sema angi, angi kwa contenda doa balundo. Ya. But that shows you achievement in your money. Imi kwa so... But you see the point is when you kwa if. And I want you all to focus on that one worker. If. All in all, let's discuss the international champions league. Okay, international champions league is going to happen this weekend. A lot should go down. But I actually wanted to mainly focus on a few teams in regards to qualifications now. First team na taka kwa focus on ni Liverpool. Do you guys see Liverpool qualifying as the number one for group stages? Obviously as number one. I was confined to the next round because now it is 50-50. Because they remember themselves but played at Anfield. Ya.  Kwa? So na manisha kuna high chance. Well, the results are there. Okay, Bayan Munich, Juventus, Manchester City, Paris, Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Tottenham, Barcelona, Nairobi, Leipzig. Now, when you look at the games that Zilifanyika this week, Lokomotiv-Moscow na Bayan equal to 2-0. Bayan winning. Was it 2-0 really? Bayan. I could have swung. It was like... Bayan 5-6. 5-4 like... Real Madrid in PSG 1 yenda 2-2. Man City, Shakhtar-Donetskwa yenda 1-1. Kondreba and Bayan... Oh, yes, Bayan Munich was 6-0. So that's Bayan Leverkusen 2-0 versus Lokomotiv-Moscow. Zenit Saint-Pittensbag na Leon, Zenit Wadishinda 2-0. That was impressive. Actually, I didn't see that one coming because Leon was confirmed. And then Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund. This one was the interesting one. Borussia's juni kwa ni ni. They always have a problem wakenda kwa kina Madrid. But despite that, it has been the worst month for Borussia just as much as us. Borussia wana fanya mkuzi ni. Tata miskwa wana wakanda kwa fanya. Right now, as we stand up, we are number 5 kwa tabu liya. We are league, I think. We are number 5, right? The thing is to care the playing in the last team in the table wakanda kwa 3-0. Eleni, mkuzi kakwa fata. Kuna 3-3. Kocha. Kocha. Kuna kocha. Ako na dispute na wakizadi. Yama kuna naili mshike mshike na wakizadi. Yama kuna naili mshike na wakizadi. Yama kuna naili mshike na wakizadi. Ni a perform. Alla liya Arsenal na Unai Mri na Ozin. Angaliu ko bami sa dotumanda na ulia... Riya dende Santü. Chutangeliya, Lilya versus Ajax. Ajax won 2-0 at Lilya. Ihe neunu ya na tha waan. Lilya, I think, wamy lu sudi the most biggest players kus right now they are really underperforming. Now, Livopult v Asi Napoli. This was another interesting one. Livopult, dople ueli shinda kwakina liva pul nasai liva pul no moa chapehzot... Wah! Livopult, if you can win. If you can qualify. If you can qualify. ya Balencian W데 wedi wikini nochazil you know I inspect Mi tu siyo raiisi. Mi tu siyo raiisi. Iba, Iba, Iba. Ya kini, in London kwa mese memba? Atlanta vaseza Dynamo Zagreb, Tunel, Valencia vasez Chelsea, 2-2, Ia ni another one, ilu kwa interesting. Salda vasez Pra, vasez Inter Milan. Inter Milan. Ia niya, Lukaku. Yes, let's focus on Lukaku. I think anazari boku senda, and the message is very clear, Lukaku. Wherever you are, we are receiving it. Sisi kama maasini wa Manchester. Anazari boku, anazari boku sho Waleguna. Waleguna, but he was good for the job. They just needed to actually understand him better for him to do his work. Because manya nito kasi eti alikwa nanda performa, alikwa na performa. And it was still in the same league. But still alikwa manche, so Nathan, these were some bills that alikwa badawe na alikwa top. Badawe na alikwa top. Despite the fact that Manchester needed one to drag again na alikwa top. So I thought it was him, almost. Linyu, sirpib. laughs Wazi tanizaf tomiqualHEB But still, ok let's discussed chances. remember, we despite the directors of the QQFF. Zauza kuhulifaisi kuhu realistik totianam Totiama Rageni kuhulifaisi Wao жaka kuhulifaisi Tabam nasuute keakre CBT needs selu Siya ingiata kijopi So, this is a England Zote. Akunen yata kuja Europa. I don't believe we'll go to Europe. Europe will know. But, all in all, and then before we actually, there's a reason why I am really in Tokazi. But this is not just in my embryo. There's two of the week, there are two teams that came up out of Tokazi. And those two teams were one meal ahead yesterday and then we can end up waki chapewa 2-1. One of them is Arsenal. Yes, we all know that now. The dreams have come true on the Imre of Tokazi. For the most fans, I don't know for the rest. But, another thing that was really wishing kuchua of Tokazi, but Bale Jafa Nika, is Manchester United. Now, Manchester United at the moment. I think Maseibuza, Manchester is Arsenal is in Avatano. Yes, Frankfurt 10 points. Yes, Frankfurt, Frankfurt 12 footer. Kuchua PSI wa Bayern Munich. Frankfurt 12 footer, England 12 footer. So, there is Europa and Sevilla ok, Sevilla was sure to qualify. Sevilla have already qualified. Atta Manchester United. Group B, akuna teamenye me qualify Badoe, it's still open. In fact, it's so open that they treat, there are three teams that Badoe Zilezaka ingia. And then Group C, Basel wa me baki, they only need two points to qualify. So, if actually they only... Eh, Badoe ko open, 9, 9, 10. Ok, this one is very much open. Eh, group Badoe ko open. No one has yet qualified Group D. Group D indi naka interesting. Ok, Group D, Sporting Lisbon was sure to qualify. And number two, one I need only... Ok, actually Badoe, Badoe akuna, they can both go in, but goal differences in Zaka make a big difference because no one at PSV, Andrew Swain, akuna me ni, a better me ni. A better goal difference than me. Agaliya head to head. Group J, ok, ok, akuna. Arsenal and then Arsenal only need a draw to qualify actually. Kwae group yao, they only need a draw. Because for standard league to qualify, they need to beat Arsenal 4-0. Because wakengaliya head to head, Arsenal 3-0. So they need four goals to actually how to do Arsenal wakimit the next time. Rangers Badoe ko qualify, this group is very much open. In all group H, Espanyol washa qualify, washa qualify, yaa, washa qualify. Lutgorit Badoe, na ni Badoe opiwa wajak qualify. So Badae pukuna chance ya team moja kwingia. And then group I, Badoe ko open, but the way I see it, these two teams can actually go in. Ok, this one is seriously open, Badoe, Badoe kunangia. Ya, Roman, I'm seeing him. Ya, na, but he group yao, he ko very much open. So I think Europe is really difficult because most teams have actually not qualified. So I think Europe has not qualified as if he get a Thanos in his chain gear. And then there's Wuzwo Papi. Yes, Wuzwo washa qualify. Wuzwo washa qualify, Braga wame qualify, Manchester United wame qualify. Ezedal Makumar piaw me qualify. So that one, I ko open anymore. So Manchester United gave me a next, despite kunyoro shodjana, gave me a next but I see that important. They are already in. So what I want to fight here, to ko qualify, come a number one, I believe. So this game na nini shinde, then one ko nifekama number two and I don't think anyone ko nifekama number two because number three, ina me teams from Champions League. Champions League na. A. And Asnul, ni ko shuwa, this one, ina 2 waike. Atatama ko na elif kumisa re, ina waike, Asnul next, Iyo nga game, asda daliiege. Asumata daliiege. Wata piga sayaliiege, man ko ima Tato kumbaf. Well, kama ni gamla. Standa daliiege, wia na puguwa. Asi na so, statein to the pio, So please pay attention to that one. It's really really really coming. But here's one thing I actually do agree about the week in regards to sport. And nowadays it's becoming even harder to gamble because is it him as it is even you on as you expect. Give me a Paris Saint-Germain and a Real Madrid in there. They're shocking one of them all. Only for things to change at the end of the year. That was really something. Anyway, it's been a fine week in the name of sports and we hope to see you all next week as we bring you more of what will be happening throughout the week. Well, that's of course next week to come. And throughout the weekend, and I come tomorrow. There are primarily games that are to be played. We will be checking it during your time to check them out. Unfortunately, I'm out of time. In the set, nibokwa joined with David, Joel David. And go, we're on nibokwa fixtures. Oh, thank you. Thank you very much for giving us your time. Now, Newcastle United will be facing Man City on Ali Kikof. Bandi versus Crystal Palace, Tochina versus Bournemouth. Norwich versus Arsenal. That was on Sunday. Now, Nibokwa versus Brighton, Chelsea versus Western. That's a very entertaining match. You should go check that. That's a London knockoff. And then in Southampton versus Watford. We have on Sunday, Norwich versus Arsenal. Wolves versus Sheffield United. Leicester versus Everton. That's another. And then Manchester United versus Aston Villa. Guys, you're Nikali. And then, okay, yes. KPL. KPL, we do have Madara United. Wali cheza janana kakamega homo. Yeni leo. Yemecheza leo. Yes, kakamega homo is omishina wanil. At 3-1. And then we have Sony Sugar versus Poster Rangers in Wakansu because Wali relegetiwa. Sony relegetiwa. Sony relegetiwa. And then we have Zoya Sugar tomorrow versus AMC Lopad. Yeni ya ingwe? Igwe. Umanzafita zile kwa tika social media. Kengali ya posti ya chingwe. Ya Facebook kwa kwa nanis Sony Zoya Sugar. Zoya Sugar, wuku ya kariplay palet knocking this is a Slepans. Kwa wuku anyo nanaga kotwita TOK? Go see that. KOT. Kenyazun Twitter. Taska versus Bandari. Yoni, no, that one's on Sunday. Now, tomorrow we still have Wazito versus Chemilil Sugar. Kariobangi Shacks versus KCB. Gormaia versus Ulizy. That's another entertaining one. Gormaia will win. And then we have, on Sunday, we have Taska versus Bandari. And then we have Zuka Richo. Okay, wami nito leo ya Raka. We still have the table. Now, at the moment, Gormaia leading on the table with 15 points and nine games. So, wakuna, two games in a hand on a lead with 15 points. Wow, no, actually 24 points. 24 points. And the team number two, Nitasaka, no, amuwa chana. Wow, this is really impressive. 21 or 20. I think, okay, there's a high chance that Gormaia on is a shina turn up this season. So, let's just hope I am very, very right. But you know, Kuseta was joined by Joel Davis, Edgar Birre, and Shafi Zene. I am your host, Edgar Birre, and see you all next week when we bring you more sports from us to you. It's baba.


Hundreds turned out for the Pike County Relay for Life event this evening to remember those who lost their battle with cancer, celebrate the survivors and honor those still battling the disease. Officials are optimistic this year's event will be as successful as the last as team members are working as hard as ever. We have great teams in Pike County. They go above and beyond. They work all year long on their props. They get very competitive. We do an award for the best decorated campsite and they all get very creative from building 14-foot width structures to making things out of balloons, the tablecloth, you name it, they do it. I got started with Relay for Life back in 2010. I lost my mother to breast cancer and my papytolemic cancer in the same week. So Relay is something that's very close to my heart. It's something that I live for and that's why I do it. I'm very passionate about it. You would be hard pressed to find someone whose life had not been affected by cancer in one way or another. It's something that if it affects your family, it affects everybody that's in your family. And it's something that can't be helped and it's an awful thing to go through. So, you know, it's just a great, great cause to raise money for. My sister actually is the captain over the team and she is very passionate about it. She starts from one year to the next and prepares her theme from one year to the next and works pretty much all year raising money. This year she's raised over $10,000 for the cause and it's just something that's near and dear to our hearts. In an event like the Relay for Life, there are many ways to donate. Some donate their time, some donate their dollars. Others make a more personal donation. We both just had eight inches cut off of our hair because my mother had cancer and she passed away in 2002 and my stepmother had cancer and she's a survivor. You give somebody a chance that doesn't have hair to have hair because as we all know, chemo does a number on it and maybe somebody else can have hair from doing it. Officials hope to raise around $70,000 from this year's event. Reporting from Pikeville for EKB News, I'm Shawn Allen.


Welcome to this module on depth measurement. The depth micrometer is an accurate and reliable tool to use for depth measurement. The depths of holes, slots, shoulders, and projections can be measured accurately to within one thousandth of an inch. When using a depth micrometer, two points must be kept in mind. Depth micrometers measure from a reference plane to a point. The large base of the depth micrometer makes up the reference plane. The very small area of the measuring rod makes up the point of contact. It is important that the area in which the reference base of the depth micrometer makes contact with the workpiece is clean and free of dirt or burrs. The other aspect of the depth micrometer, which must always be kept in consideration, is that it reads in reverse from other micrometers. Depth micrometers can be purchased with a number of different length rods, allowing the measuring tool to be used over a broader range of depths. The head movement of the depth micrometer is one inch. Whenever you use the micrometer, with the existing rod or two different length rods, check the accuracy of the depth micrometer against a known standard. When using the depth micrometer, there is no need to move the micrometer around to attain the proper feel. In fact, sliding the micrometer should be avoided. The small rods will wear very quickly and the accuracy of the micrometer may be lost. For greater accuracy, take several readings at slightly different positions. When measuring the depth of a drilled hole, it is important to measure at the outside wall of the hole to obtain the depth of the full diameter portion of the hole.  Depth micrometers come in a variety of styles. Each style is designed for a certain set of circumstances. The most common depth micrometer has a two and a half inch long base, with a one-eighth inch or five-thirty seconds inch diameter rotating rod. Some depth micrometers come with non-rotating rods. The non-rotating rod is ideal for measuring a narrow shoulder without the rod rolling off. Depth micrometers can also be purchased with very small rods. Rods as small as 0.045 inches inch in diameter are available for measuring very narrow slots, recesses, or the depths of small holes. The half-base depth micrometer will allow you to measure depths of holes and slots close to shoulders or between obstructions. You have completed this learning activity, depth measurement.


The Crow Wing County Fairgrounds were bustling today while crews worked to get set up for tomorrow, the opening of this year's county fair. We work really hard until the day the fair opens up tomorrow. We'll be ready to rock and roll. There's a lot to look forward to this year from the 4-H building, the livestock, the rides, and of course the food. The fair is the fair. We have a full schedule of entertainment in the grandstands with the bull riding and the monster trucks. That's a big draw, motocross, and then the last two nights, of course, our Baja Racing, which is also a big, big deal here. In addition to the old standbys, there are also some new things to look forward to. One is the white tiger discovery, which is an educational and kind of a hands-on type of thing for the white tigers, which are on the endangered species list. The other thing is we have knocker balls, which is a big blown-up ball with a tube in the middle that, and we already have one competition. It happens to be Steve Cole's from the dispatch, and Gary Doucette, the manager of the fair, they're going to duke it out as sumo wrestlers. Something else that is new this year is the welcome sign that was made by Central Lakes College welding students. The partnership provided a perfect opportunity for welding students to get hands-on real-world experience in their field. Designing it and actually seeing it go up, that's pretty cool and seeing your final product. It was enjoyable as an instructor to watch that group of students do that project with me just standing back from a distance and keeping on the right track. No matter what your interest, the Crow Wing County Fair has something for everybody. When you see the kids smiling, when they got those ribbons, I mean it just touches your heart because I mean it's just something special to them. I'd just like to tell everybody come on out to the fair. I don't know if anybody is aware, but we do have restricted parking on 13th Street because of the detour, so parking might be a little difficult. Don't give up, find a place and come on in. Admission is free. For this week's Community Spotlight, reporting from Brainerd, Rachel Johnson, Lakeland News.


A delegation of Mexican officials from the Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation visited St. Lucia to follow up on the school feeding program of the FAO Mexico Caricum Initiative for Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change in the Caribbean, which aims to promote sustainable agricultural practices in the region. During their visit, the delegation accompanied by staff of the Department of Agriculture conducted farm visits across the island to engage with farmers who supply the school feeding program with the aim of gaining a deeper understanding of their farming practices and challenges they encounter. They also visited several schools around the island and were warmly welcomed by students who benefit from the school feeding program. National Project Coordinator of the School Feeding Program, Cherian Smith, provided an update on the progress made by the students in developing the school gardens, which are an extension of the program. Smith explains that the school feeding program not only provides nutritious meals to primary school children, but also creates opportunities for them to learn about agriculture and food production. The Mexicans, they're doing a tour of the Caribbean to just follow up, it's just a follow up exercise to follow up and to meet the stakeholders, meet our students because they're the ones funding the project, so they're basically here to meet the students, meet the farmers and to introduce themselves to the stakeholders, like I mentioned. So it has been going good so far. We visited the Pasino's Combine, we're now at Fawaso Combine School and the delegation so far is going very well and they're very happy to meet the students and they're very happy to be contributing towards the development of the school feeding program in St. Lucia. The project ends in April so it's now left up to our ministry's health, education, agriculture to scale up the project and to ensure its continuity. Ambassador of Mexico to Eastern Caribbean states, his Excellency Luis Manuel Lopez Moreno emphasizes the importance of sustainable agriculture practices, which are essential for the program's long-term success. The Mexican ambassador expresses his hope that these programs continue to build resilience, to climate change, promote sustainable agriculture and improve the health and education outcomes of children in the region. To be in contact with the students, to be in contact with the farmers, to be in contact with the teachers, with the people from the communities, we know that everything is related and to have this special connection and to know that the good policies, good stereo policy that is working to provide some benefits for the population is for us something very special. I'm happy as an ambassador to the OECS states that some other programs are in benefit of the young population, for the children, for the people and again we will start other programs and we will continue working together with San Lucia to obtain better results for food security and to improve the qualities and the quality about the food supplies. The Agriculture Ministry sees the visit as a positive step forward for the school feeding program in St Lucia and for the broader efforts to promote sustainable agriculture and climate resilience in the Caribbean. The ministry is committed to continuing to work with its partners to ensure the program's effectiveness and promote sustainable practices across the island. From the communications unit of the Ministry of Agriculture, I am Anicia Antoine reporting.


The Cube presents Ignite 22, brought to you by Palo Alto Networks. Hey, welcome back to Las Vegas. Lisa Martin here with Dave Vellante. This is day two of the Cube's coverage of Palo Alto Ignite 2022. Dave, we're just talking about how many times we're in Vegas and we were here two weeks ago with our guest who's back in alumni and it's a blur, right? It's true, I lost count. Luckily I don't have a flying red eye tonight so that's good. I'm impressed. I'm excited about that. I enjoyed the nightlife here for a period of time. And we were at Reinvent and what a difference. This is nice and relaxed. You have time. You're not getting bumped in the hallway. A lot of time for learning. So it's been a great show. It's been great. And one of the things that we've been talking about is the supply chain, securing the modern supper supply chain is really complicated. We've got an alumni back with us to talk about what Palo Alto is doing in that respect. Anchor Shaw joins us, the SVP and GM of Cloud Security at Palo Alto Networks. Welcome back. Yeah, happy to be back. Good to see you again, Dave and Lisa. It's been two long weeks. I know, it's been two weeks, yeah. It's kind of crazy.  Yeah, and I couldn't get into any of the sessions versus at Ignite. I mean, you could learn a lot to your point Dave and 70,000 people versus 3,000 in change, big difference. Huge difference, huge difference. So we touched on the CIDR acquisition which was announced at the intent to acquire last month. Let's dig into a little bit more of that and then some of the great things that have been announced in the last couple of days. Well, absolutely. So this is something that we have been marinating for last nine months thinking about how best to secure supply chain and this is software supply chain. The modern application software is fairly complex. Back in the days when I was a developer, it was a simple three tiered application, shipped the code once a year, et cetera. But now with microservices, new architectures, Kubernetes, public cloud, we talked about this. It's getting super complicated and the customers are really worried about securing their entire supply chain which is nothing but the software pipeline. And so we started looking at a whole bunch of companies and CIDR really stood out. I mean, they were the innovators in this space very early days. We've seen supply chain attack but there hasn't been a really good and strong solution in that space and CIDR just delivered that incredible team, great technology, super excited about what that integration will look like in the coming quarters. What do we need to know about them? I mean, I've been honest with you, I wasn't familiar with CIDR until I saw you guys made the announcement of the intent to acquire them. What should we know about them? Why CIDR, what was it that attracted you to them? Yeah, so we have a history of technology acquisitions as you know over the last four years, just in the public cloud we acquire over half a dozen companies, small and large. And typically we are always looking for companies who have the next gen technology available. Technology that is more in tune with how application software is going to look like in future, so we're not always going after companies that are making tens of hundreds of millions of dollars in ARR, we're looking for the right tech, the future. And that's what we found in CIDR, like they have a really strong application security background and AppSec just broadly speaking, supply chain is part of it, but application security just broadly speaking is right for disruption. You've got a lot of vendors who have been around for like last two decades, old school stuff, lots and lots of false positives. So we've been bolstering beefing up our portfolio in the application security space and CIDR really fits right nicely into it because it can, like I said, secure a lot of technology and tooling that software developers use as part of their software supply chain. So great founding team, great technology, it was a perfect fit. Talk about integration, we spoke with Nikesh yesterday with Mir, with a whole bunch of folks, Lee this morning, BJ yesterday as well, and one of the things that seems to stick out at me after, with all the shows that we do is the focus that Palo Alto has on ensuring that it's making the right acquisitions but that it's the integration is really seems to be like leading part of the strategy. That seems to be a little bit of a differentiator to me. Yeah, it absolutely is. There are two ways to integrate a technology into an existing platform. And Prisma Cloud is a platform as you know, Code to Cloud CNAP platform as we call it. One is just kind of slotted in, put the whole thing in a box. And that's basically making one plus one equal to two. We're looking for high leverage in integrations whereby once that integration comes along, it makes the rest of the platform even better and superior. It makes that technology look even better. So that's why there's a lot of focus on ensuring that we're delivering the right type of integration that delivers instant customer value. And that makes the overall platform even superior so customers don't feel like, hey, like there's just one more add-on on top of the other thing. Right, not a bolt-on. So that's why there's a lot of focus on that, getting the strategy nailed because the founding teams generally have a preconceived notion about how the world looks like, then they understand how Prisma Cloud and Palo Alto Networks think about it. And then we sort of merge the two ideas and build something that's incredible. So we're spending a lot of time in integration that honeymoon phase of like, let's high five acquisitions done, that's over. Now it's the grindy work of actually getting this right and getting hundreds and thousands of customers. Well, I like how you don't have the private equity mentality, it's not about EBITDA and cash flow. We'll take care of that. It's about getting that integration, getting that flywheel effect inside the platform. So one plus one equals maybe even more than two. Can you explain Prisma Cloud, secrets, security? What is that all about? What do we need to know about that? Absolutely. So the developers generally store some stuff in the code repo for their automation work to build applications. And that thing, the API keys or secrets are stored in code repo. It shouldn't be, or even if they are, they should be encrypted or locked down and things of that nature. But the need for speed trumps everything else. Developers want to go fast and sometimes they're like, okay, well, I guess my application needs this particular API access token or secret, I'm just going to stick it in the code. Now the challenge with that is that if somebody gets hold of your code repo, now not only is your code repo, which has all your sensitive data, your code is the life and blood of a technology company, that's in trouble. But also those secrets and API access keys can be used to log into your cloud accounts. And there you may have sensitive customer data, everything that you have as a technology company stored in that public cloud accounts. So that's the worry. It's usually the initial access for the kill chain because that's where the attacks start. Let me get the secret, let me get the API access key and let me see what I can do in public cloud. So we are now giving customers the visibility into where the secrets are stored. More importantly, it's just right there on developer's face in the code repo as they're checking in the code. They say, hey, there's a secret here. Are you sure? Do you want to keep it like this? No? Okay, well, then you can either encrypt it or just get rid of it. So we're bringing security where the developers are in their code repo, et cetera. So I can see a lot of developers saying, yeah, go ahead and encrypt it. So I don't have to do anything extra. It's almost analogy is a very small version of this. It's like, use a password manager, you store all your passwords in your contacts on your phone, right?  That's exactly right. And so, but I could still see a lot of developers checking the box. Yeah, just encrypt it, leave it there. But you're saying best practice is to not to do that, right? Yeah, usually you're not supposed to store all your secrets, et cetera, in code repo to begin with. But if you do, you use a key vault like technology to really encrypt it and store it in a secret manner, yeah. There's an old saying, bad user behavior trumps great security every time. Every time. But this is an example where we know you're going to have bad behavior. So we're going to protect the bad behavior. Yeah, and actually, sorry Lisa, just to that point, the bad user behavior trumps good security. The classic example, this happened three weeks ago, three, four weeks ago, where Dropbox, one of the file sharing companies there, 120 plus code repos were exposed. And the way the attack started was a simple social engineering attack, bad user behavior. There was an email, hey, like your passwords that are updated for your, you know, this code plugin, can you enter the password? And boom, now you have access to the code repo.  Are there hard coded secrets versus like, I mean like I think like you were saying, like user names and passwords and tokens versus like soft coded secrets? I think this is more, so the two forms of it, you know, the most primary one is what we call the API access keys. And these keys are used to access cloud accounts, workloads and things of that nature. But there are actually secret secrets. Could be database, login passwords, et cetera. The application is using it to spin up databases. Now, you know, you have access to the data stores. Any other application, there's a login password, all of that stuff. So it's less about the user password, but more about the application and databases and things of that nature. So again, everybody should be using password managers. But when you use a password manager, it's going to give you a long list of passwords that are either been compromised or are weak and you just go, ugh, okay. So can you help, how do you help customers identify what the high risk, you know, API access are versus those ones that they may not have to worry about? Look, you know, secrets aside, risk prioritization is one of the biggest topics that our customers have across the board in cloud security. All the security vendors are really, really good at one thing, generating alerts. Everybody does it, they generate an alert.  What should I really look at it? So that's the number one thing. What Prisma Cloud does is, you know, contextualize it what the real risk is. They can tell you like, hey, here's the kill chain. If this thing, you know, goes to public internet, these are the potential exposures that you have. So we provide a prioritized risk of critical alerts that customers have to take care of before they can start taking care of more hygiene type of stuff, right? So that's how we do it. Like we leverage a lot of technology. We apply a lot of context. We tell you like, hey, this code repo is not protected by multi-factor authentication. And then there's a secret inside. Are you sure, you know, you don't want to fix it? So that's what we do. But it's a great question, top of mind for all our customers and that's how we think about it across the board versus generating just alerts all the time. Is the strategy, because we all know fishing is the sort of most obvious way, it's the top way in which people get hacked, is your strategy essentially to say, okay, we know that's going to happen. So we're going to try to protect it at the back end. How much of the, maybe it's an industry question more so than just Palo Alto specifically, but how much emphasis do you think the industry is taking or should be taking on stopping that, you know, that those phishing attacks because if that's the number one problem, you know, maybe that's where we should be starting. It's a great question. It's typically the initial vector for a lot of attacks to your point. But there is one thing that technology and AI cannot solve which is the user behavior to your point. Like we can't get into the heads of the user. I mean, you can train them, you can do everything, can't prevent somebody from clicking a button. Of course, there's technology out there for email security that does that, but your point is right, it's going to happen. Now what do you do? How do you protect your applications, your crown jewel? You know, whether it's in the cloud or it's in the code repo. So a lot of what we're trying to do in code security or cloud security or in general at Palo Alto networks is to protect those crown jewel because we can't prevent somebody from doing something. User behavior is hard to change.  They can't get to the silverware or the jewelry. I think that's it, yeah. What are some of the things like as we look at we're wrapping up calendar year 22, heading into 23 that customers can look to Palo Alto networks to help them achieve. One of the things that we talked about with Nikash and near yesterday is consolidation. Like, and you guys just did a recent survey about the state of cyber and organizations on average have 366 apps in their environment, 31 security tools, 30 to 50 security tools. Consolidation is really key there. What are some of the things that you're excited about to deliver to customers where consolidation is concerned or software supply chain security is concerned in the next year? Yeah, absolutely. Look, there are over 3000 security vendors and this can be, I mean, you talked about average customer having 300, I was talking to a CISO, this is the last year for one of the largest financial institution, I got how many security tools do you have? He got 120, I said, why? He goes, we have a no vendor left behind policy. Wow. It's crazy. What? Obviously he was joking, but it's crazy, right? Like, that's how the CISOs are. I mean, he was kidding, but recognized that. Wow. Yeah, and this is the state the security industry is in and our mission has been and Lee and Nikesh and Neer talked about it is just platforms, we'll platforms, take moonshots, things long term and especially the macro headwinds that we're seeing. We're hearing more and more from the customers that look, we're not going to buy a point product, then we got to buy another product that stitches it all together. We need platforms, whether it's for zero trust, Prisma Sassi, whether it's cloud, Prisma cloud or for your SOC transformation, XIM and Cortex line of products. So I think you're going to see more and more of that in 2023, I'm confident of that. We heard from Lee today, the world record's 400. Yes. That's crazy. It's going for it. He's got a ways to go, 120. Maybe he wasn't, that guy wasn't kidding about as no vendor left behind policy. Do you have, on our favorite customer story that really articulates the value of what Palo Alto delivers and continues to deliver? Because one of the things that Nikesh said in his keynote was that security is a data problem. Well, every company these days in every industry has to be a data company. But really what they need to be able to be is a secure data company. How are you guys enabling that? Well, absolutely. Look, many customer examples come to mind, but speaking of data, some of our largest customers who are protecting their PCI workloads where they have sensitive data, they're using, for example, Prisma cloud to ensure that malicious attacks don't happen. Then those workloads are used for credit card processing. They're processing tens of thousands of credit card transactions a second and make sure that nobody gets hold of that and that's why they have to make sure that nobody is, no attacker is trying to get hold of the sensitive data to your point. So we have customers across financial services, media and entertainment technology company where we're helping them go as fast as possible in public cloud, go through digital transformation by securing their applications. What's the t-shirt say? I see code. Oh yeah. Secure from code to cloud. Shift happened. Shift happened. Secure from code to cloud. I love that. I was looking at that, going back to that, what's next in Cyber Survey. That said 74% of respondents, and I believe there was 1,300 CIO CXOs that were surveyed globally, but they said security is slowing down DevOps. Can customers look to Palo Alto networks to help them? Be enablers. Yes. 100%. Look, the conversation over the last few years have changed now. Security used to say like, oh, I don't know about these people who are building applications, but DevOps is like security slowing down. I think there's an opportunity for companies like Palo Alto networks to build the bridge between the two. And the way we do it is make the security easy, simple, and not super intrusive, where developers have to do a natural thing. And one part of it, and I talked about it earlier, is bring security where the developers are in their code repo, in their IDE, make it super simple, don't make them do unnatural things. And it just, this is no different from changing the behavior of our kids, right? Like you make them do unnatural things, they're not going to do it. But if it is part of their regular day-to-day operating procedures, I think they're going to be more open to change. So I think it's possible, and Palo Alto has a huge responsibility to bridge the divide between the apps team or the DevOps and the security organization. Lots of great stuff to come. We thank you so much for coming back. Two weeks, only being on two weeks ago. We appreciate your insights, learning more information. It's great to see you at Palo Alto at night. And we'll have to have you back on, because we know that there's so much more to follow with respect to what you're doing and shifting left. Shift happens. Awesome. Lisa, Dave, thank you so much. It's been a pleasure. Thanks so much for Ankur Shah and Dave Vellante. I am Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE, the leader in live and emerging tech coverage.