e new lineup coming your way. meantime, money starring melissa francis is here now. thanks so much. eight people are now dead as a amtrak train flies off the track in philadelphia going twice the speed limit. the engineer says he doesn't remember what happened. a sinking ship, a grim outlook for the global economy. president obama rearranging deck chairs as one economist warns of an iceberg straight ahead. controversy over the death of osama bin laden. author seymour hirsch says the government lied to us all. that contradicts the story of former knave sy veal rob o'neill, the man who is said to have fired the shots that killed osama bin laden. he is going to join us. that listeria outbreak creating a black market for ice cream. people paying hundreds of dollars for blue bell. let's hope it is not contaminated. start with the markets right now. stocks powering into rally mode with the s&p 500 on track for a

record close. its seventh this year alone. the dow 30 points away from the fifth record close of 2015. it is up more than a percent right now. a freight train derailing outside of pittsburgh earlier today. 13 empty cars jumped track. emergency officials say there are no immediate reports of injuries. that no hazard does substances have been spilled either. now to the latest on the deadly amtrak crash. the ntsb reveals the train was going more than 100 miles per hour. that is more than twice the speed limit on the curve where it jumped tracks. >> it has been a massive effort. it has been painful. >> we must now report that we have confirmed eight deceased from this horrible tragedy. melissa: fox news's joel walled enin philadelphia with the latest. what is the latest there? >> melissa obviously a sad day

at the crash scene. confirmation from philadelphia mayor nutter's news conference in fact the 8th person was pulled from the wreckage. he went on to explain at about 8:00 this morning there was reason to send cadaver dogs to the crash site. this cadaver dog came on three different hits. they sadly found the remains of the 8th victim. we started at five official victims. we jumped up to six seven, and eight. it has every day been a fluid scene out here. a good news silver lining in all of this, only 43 people remain in the hospital now. eight of them are still believed to be in critical condition. but everyone, according to this news conference now everyone has been accounted for. that was a question everyone was asking about. will we have anymore victims? meanwhile there is a heavy focus today on the 32-year-old engineer brandon bostian. he is accused of speeding through the curve here at is 06 miles per hour. that would be moret$ñ than -- 106

mile-per-hour. that is double the speed limit. there is discrepancy whether he is cop rating with officials. his lawyer says he is. the officials say he has not. lawyer said he gave a blood test and cell phone over to officials. melissa? melissa: joel, thank you so much. the derailment could cost the economy $100 million a day. that is according to the northeast corridor five-year capital plan. let's bring in today's panel. todd starnes fox news radio. darius dale, and rich lowery from "the national review." he is also a fox news contributor. darius, i will start with you. what do you think of that number, $100 million a day? >> first thing, our condolences to all the families. there is nothing we can talk about to context alize what we are talking about. that is a big number. that broader thing might weigh on the economy, outside of new york city and philadelphia, that is consumer confidence

trending on a basis. melissa: todd, along the corridor, so many people travel to and from work here. you look at that and cost of loss of productivity, everything else. >> sure. cold hard reality melissa, they're not making any money. they're relying on the taxpayer to foot the bill. that is a problem. the way i see it, whole point of amtrak to get to point a, point b. you can do that with us air or delta. do it in your automobile, or bus. there are other ways to get to where you're going that don't cost the taxpayer money. melissa: 750,000 commuters ride every single day along this corridor. it is integral. it is supposed to be publicly company that is for profit. they're not making a profit even though ridership is way up. rich, how this is possible? >> this tells you about everything you need to know about amtrak. they lose money selling food on the trains. how is that even possible. this is like dmv in charge of a train service. it never made a profit. never will. gets subsidized a billion dollars a year. it is basically a sink for our

money. i think average amtrak employee makes $91,000 a year. melissa: we look at the tragedy that will be call, more money for amtrak. look what they have done with what they have. developing story we're watching right now, a man has been detained by the secret service for attempting to fly a drone near the white house. this isrd coulding to the a federal law enforcement source. we'll bring you any updates on this story as soon as it crosses. we'll need a bigger lifeboat out there. hsbc warning that the global economy is facing a titanic problem. the bank's chief economist saying quote the world economy is like ocean liner without lifeboats. if another recession hits it could be a titanic struggle for policymakers. they make a really good point. what we're they're trying to say we've been sitting at zero interest rates forever. the economy looks to be slowing again. if we go into the recession, we don't have any monetary policy bullets left in the gun. >> sure. two things i say to that.

duh. also really ominous for this guy steven king to be coming out with these statements. we track five indicators that essentially pinpoint where we are in the economic cycle and roughly they're all telling us roughly is it to 13 months left of economic expansion. throw this out for now. melissa: you think there are 12 to 13 months? have you looked at recent economic data? for the last quarter we were at a standstill? that is growth and expansion? >> our models have u.s. growth rate slowing. we're past we'll slow into the next recession. that is not for a few quarters. >> that is not a lot is it, 12 months? just another year. when people haven't felt this recession and this guy's pointed out deficit is still relatively high. welfare payments are still high. would be disaster. melissa: more importantly, if we do slow down more from here, we don't have a remedy because we're still sitting at zero percent. todd? >> you're right. i'm not a money guy. i live in a neighborhood with a lot of mom-and-pop businesses going out of business. folks just don't have money.

we see from the white house. things are fine. economy is doing just fine. in reality it's not. melissa: we have more breaking news right now. president obama's trade agenda getting another chance to make it through a key vote in the senate it failed to get the 60 votes that it needs on tuesday. as democrats blocked it. but this time, it is expected to pass. the bill would give the president fast track authority to negotiate a trade pact with pacific nations. passing this round opens full debate on legislation. would they had -- head to the house next week. melissa: let's get ethical. if the 2016 election were held this week george w. bush hold as slight edge to hillary clinton in one "fox news poll". one race she might want to loose, she tops the list of being the least ethical of all politicians out there. she beats chris christie, sense of public not known for ethics

fair or not, after what happened with "bridgegate." todd starnes, what do you think? >> i'm shocked, shocked i tell you melissa francis. most trustworthy are huckabee on the list. huckabee, he really doesn't have a chance. do not discount mike huckabee in what is going to happen in the presidential race. i think that trustworthiness. people will be looking for that, and that could be a strong suit for next republican. melissa: are you kidding me? he doesn't have a shot! >> i think he does. >> the huckabee number goes to how trustworthy fox news personalities are. melissa: stop pandering. issue at hand. what do you think of the idea of jeb bush and hillary clinton neck-and-neck right now? >> i think it has to make democrats nervous because she has been leading in pretty much every poll everywhere. if she dips behind republicans they are more nervous. behind the scenes, because they don't have options. it is not obstacle being not

trustworthy is not obstacle to get elected. it helps if you're the most talented politician of your generation the way bill clinton was and she is not. melissa: possible takeover. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange with more on this one. nicole. >> melissa we saw avon shares today surge 20%. in fact the stock was halted for volatility three times between 11:30 and noon. only to find out now, that the potential takeover offer from ptg capital was in fact a hoax. the sec is looking into this one. and meantime the investors and shareholders of avon have been long awaiting some sort of takeover of this company that has been under pressure. so it is a name we'll continue to watch. right now it is up about 5 1/2%. still holding on to some gains. earlier in the day prior to the big surge in the stock, the stock in fact had been hitting lows, lows that we haven't seen, i charted back to 1995.

obviously was a big loser. that's what we were looking at. then that big pop. obviously a dramatic day on wall street particularly for avon. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. prime challenger. walmart will offer its own version of amazon prime starting this summer. the retailer will test an unlimited shipping service for $50 a year but for now it is invitation only. my panel is back on this one. darius, invitation-only, that is not how walmart operates. >> i have invitation for you, short walmart and short u.s. retailers. think about where they have come from economic perspective. peak margins peak trough, capital as percentage of sales. things won't get better for u.s. retailers. things like that that margins are cog down over intermediate term. melissa: unlimited shopping at walmart, tom. >> i haven't gotten my invitation. can you imagine, the logo is yellow smiley face. stick that on a drone to deliver

your packages. melissa: that is next. isn't that next, rich lowery. copying amazon on all-you-can-eat free delivery if you're one of members. >> you have to leave your house to buy things. use driverless cars for leisure going to work. melissa: there you go. i love it. all right. the deadline looms. tom brady has hours to appeal his four-game suspension. the man who killed barack obama, what rob o'neill says about new allegations that the pakistanis were in on it the whole time. he joins us next. more "money" coming up.

melissa: live pictures of the white house after the secret service detained a man for attempting to fly a drone near white house grounds. this according to a federal law enforcement source. we'll bring you more details on this as we get them. new fallout from the stunning report claiming that the obama administration lied about the mission to kill osama bin laden. journalist seymour hirsch claims

pakistan was in control of the entire operation? but bin laden's killer calls the whole report quote, insulting. rob o'neill joins us now. he is a former member of seal team six and a fox news contributor. you say it is so ludicrous almost insult to the word ludicrous. >> it is. nye initial response was i thought it was a a jokes. i saw everything happened and everything we reported happened. everything on the fox news special happened. then this thing comes out just because a reporter who just wants to become relevant again listens to one unnamed pakistani source whereas every single american involved to the highest level has had pretty much the same story. melissa: the only part of it that sort of struck a note of some truth was this idea that pakistan sold him out. is there any chance that they had some sort of involvement? he is right there for all that time. could they have been using him as a bargaining chip?

>> i can't confirm but i really think they knew he was there. someone in the, at least isi, pakistan intelligence community knew he was there but there is no way -- melissa: you don't think they sold him out? >> they didn't sell him out. if they're using him for their own self-interest. they don't have interest in assisting america too much. melissa: were any pakistanis with you on the chopper or on the ground? >> i was reading on a plane. i had to put it down because i'm sort of laughing. there was so much going into that. we maxes out the weight we could bring as far as people. weapons, bombs, sledgehammers. you know, because we're thinking about fuel. and if have extra room we'll put one more operator on there. we're not going to bring an intelligence officer. certainly not a pakistani intelligence officer. think how ridiculous it sounds. here is guy will bring you into a building you have never been or up the stairs i assume he will blow us up. we're walking into an ambush. no way this will happen. melissa: how does it make you feel have somebody out there telling story? >> i am fine with it.

i hear conspiracy theories all the time that is a, not a big deal. what bothers me american media is latching on to it. they want a sense of relevance. they will go out wit, back off a bit. realizing stuff they said about seals on the ground they backed off on that. well maybe pakistan helped with the white house. that can not be purchase ven or come out. think of all the major missions where hasn't there been a leak? there would be a leak about this. melissa: hirsch says there was no burial at sea. you know for a fact there was? >> i can say for a fact i was there when we handed the body over to the men that took him to the uss vincennes. i was not present when they did it and i talked to people that were. they did throw him in the ocean. i saw his body fully intact at jalalabad airfield and bag gram airfield. he was there. no body parts thrown off in the woods. he has not been relevant since my lai. some people want to be first

rather than right. melissa: rob o'neill, thank you very much. embarrassing moment for abc news. it is confirming that george stephanopoulos gave $50,000 to the clinton foundation in recent years. that is something he did not disclose before interviewing "clinton cash" author, peter schweizer. abc's chief anchor apologizing for not telling viewers about that. going to extreme measures, the black market, this is so bizarre, for blue bell ice cream. listeria no the included. well, maybe. giseleing up the heels just in time. there is a new kind of model down the block and flying down the round way. do you have too much money or a n too many drones? will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company?

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melissa: second time the charm for president obama's trade agenda. it moves forward in the senate after embarrassing defeat earlier this week. peter barnes has more from d.c. peter. >> melissa, that is right. republicans to the enough democratic votes just now to end the democratic filibuster that occurred earlier this week on so-called fast track trade review bill that would allow the president to negotiate this gigantic new trade agreement with pacific nations, the tpp. it had been held up by the democrats in a filibuster on tuesday, over objections lack of votes and on certain provisionses democrats wanted. the leadership cut a deal. today, now that filibuster is over. that measure now getting the 60 votes necessary to move it forward to a formal vote sometime next week. so a win for president obama, melissa. melissa: peter, thank you so much. >> you bet. melissa: the white house north lawn emerging from a brief

lockdown after the secret service detain ad man for attempting to fly a drone near the grounds. this is according to a federal law enforcement source. we'll bring you more details on this story as soon as we have them. the boston marathon bombing trial resumes today as the jury deliberates. the penalty charge for dzhokhar tsarnaev. tsarnaev was convicted last month of all 30 charges against him. 17 which carry the possibility of a death sentence. fox news's molly line reports live from the u.s. district court in boston. molly? >> melissa, jurors have been deliberating today for about five hours. they deliberated for about 45 minutes yesterday afternoon. they're just beginning this process. they hold the life of dzhokhar tsarnaev in their hands. the convicted marathon bomber. the 12 jurors that initially coin havinged him of 30 federal counts are same ones behind closed doors right now, looking at 17 capital counts he was convicted of those that carry possibility of the death

penalty. thus far they sent out a series of questions regarding the death of crystal campbell. regarding gateway factors and aggravating factors weighing behind closed doors. it doesn't give us too much insight how far they are in the process though. defense attorney judy clark presented her closing arguments yesterday, asking the jury to choose life yes even for the boston marathon bomber. she once again blamed older brother tamerlan for outsized influence on his older brother. he would have never done it but for tamerlan. said life without release is knot lesser sentence but which tsarnaev receives no media attention, glory or stature. the government revisited carnage and suffering and injuries. the carjacking, the shootout in watertown. reminded jurors that tsarnaev written a note with his justification for killing innocent people. that americans needed to be punished for the deaths of

muslims. he argued life would not be worse than death. that tsarnaev will have his own cell with a window. be able to have visitors and write letters. he said a death sentence is not giving him what he wants. it is giving him what he deserves. melissa. melissa: molly, thank you so much for that report. >> we all want what we can't have. for those blue bell fans, some can't stay away. new reports of people reselling the popular ice cream on craigslist and ebay? despite fda warnings of three deaths related to listeria. joining me now, dr. manny alvarez, foxnews.com senior managing editor. dr. manny, how insame is this? i'm looking at one of the ads right now -- >> whoever buys ice cream over internet blue bell recalled with listeria is an idiot and playing with his or her life because listeria is a very bad bug. if you happen to catch it, you could even die. so you know, also the price that they're asking for the pints

$10,000 for a pint of ice cream or $500 for a pint of ice cream? you're an idiot. melissa: 500-dollar one says i have a half a tub of blue bell homemade vanilla flavor. just half a tub. for 500 bucks you don't get whole thing. just leftovers. no listeria i ate the first half. i'm still here. i'm willing to sam bell the blue bell in front of legitimate buyers. legitimate means cash in hand. please reply. i can't guaranty it will be here for long. i might get hungry. melissa: that has to be a joke, right? >> you can find anything on internet. people will probably pay the money. they're dumb enough to do it and resell it for 750. melissa: there you go. make a profit. dr. manny, before you go, i got to get your take on this story. this is a new study conducted by microsoft. people have shorter attention span than a goldfish, just eight seconds. it was 12. it has fallen. and it is basically because we spend all of our time on little

electronic devices. >> this explains the ice cream story, okay? melissa: that was good. >> this is what is happening to our brain. look this is consequence of all this internet, all these devices. people are really not exercising their brains. this is showing that now goldfish, which have nine second attention span, we have eight. we're going in the wrong direction. on other side of the equation we're multitasking a little better because of all the different devices. look at end of the day we have to pay dividends. if we don't take time to exercise our brain, brains need time to relax and build pathways so we have good neurological function. i don't know what the future holds. a lot of ice cream on the internet as far as i'm concerned. melissa: i'm surprised study is done by microsoft. seems not to be in their best interest, i don't know. >> they will find some app to improve your memory. melissa: selling an app. >> of course. melissa: there you go. you restored my faith in humanity. dr. manny. thank you so much. >> you got it.

melissa: when president obama calls them the b-team, that is attitude of invited arab nations as leaders find better things to do. trading the political boxing ring for the real thing except this comes with a chance of concussion. his trash-talking video ahead of his fight with evander holyfield. >> you heard my critics say i'm out of touch. that i'm stiff. that i just don't relate to people. for years i have been listening to garbage like that. i just had to fight back. how do you do that? by taking on the former heavyweight champion of the world.

♪ melissa: a quick check on the markets right now. new session highs. s&p 500 set for record close.

the dow also holding near its own record close. just over 30 points away from crushing its last record. keeping an eye on that. that is exactly what president obama is doing. all -- only two out of six sent to the summit. rob neil is back. she is also a fox news contributor. pete is here as well. thanks to all three of you for joining us. they have been trying to spin this in a positive direction. no way to put a happy face on it. a horse show instead of coming to this. i know he takes his own question matters very seriously but -- >> there is no way to spin the

optics of this. it is a snob. they tried to show that a -- it is still wrong. the saudis decided not to show up. the optics of a show iran that we do not have the power that we once had. it also shows how concerned they are about the ironic is. you cannot pull them away. >> i think it is less than that. we had a generational change in saudi arabia. yes, the king who was 79 years old and on set he would not come at the last minute. what is the deal that is to be done here? they cannot get the new generation of aircraft because those are reserved for israel. there is no -- melissa: hang on.

rob look, what do you think? >> i think that it is a snub. this is a sign that we should not be negotiated with iran. they are a major player. a sponsor of terror. if we start negotiating with them we are making them relevant. that is a big issue over there. that is a problem. melissa: the group has seized more territory in central syria after clashes with foreign government forces. pete what do you make of this report? >> a drip, drip, drip strategy of confronting isis in iraq and syria. it is not working. you have been able to make gains on multiple fronts. now, they are pushing into central syria against the other side regime.

some impact, but clearly not changing the fundamental dynamics on the ground. melissa: making progress. do you think that they are spinning or mistaken? >> i think it could become the two. they can definitely put a positive spin on it. we are not too good at it. a issue with the government fighters fighting isis. what happened here with isis, they took advantage of government forces to fight other not so radical semi- moderate rebels. it shows you that isis is organize. it is proof that we do not have enough people on the ground to give us good intelligence. >> so important. nearing the city. that is where i have visited is one of the most beautiful ancient ruins in the world. you know what isis does every time he it gets to a place like that. it takes out its jackhammers. it goes after these amazing

statues. melissa: all right. depressing. a few stories on our radar right now. $9 million. the cost of businesses damaged and baltimore sparred by the death of freddie gray. one home suffered damages. a recall from faulty airbags. adding 5 million more cars. including the popular civic brand. the toyota and nissan already included six and a half million cars. who needs mayweather pacquaio? ready to square off with mitt romney. the money raised will go to charity. your soda may be fake after all. california legislators rejecting

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crushing expectations. the goal petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. how are shares reacting today? nicole: the biggest surge we have ever seen. a great quarter. they crushed it. we sell revenue 50% higher gear over your. earnings doubled. everyone is loving their healthy hamburgers. hormone free. continuing their plan to open more steak shacks here and abroad. right now certainly seems like a real win. melissa: you always get retailers laming the winter and winter. here is shake shack. they are killing it. same-store growth of 11%. it is amazing. >> especially when you do not

grow too fast. a lot of good ideas have exploded. let's just raise money and have an ipo and make 1000 new franchises. shake shack is going slow enough that they are building a buzz wherever they go. melissa: and it is the lashes. striking down a proposed tax that would have added $0.02 to each ounce of soda. it helps programs for obesity and other problems. i wonder if they really would have spent that money the way they say. they use it for whatever. >> the gasoline tax about one quarter of that goes -- the answer is obviously not. this is good news. they tried to do this in new york city. they tried to do this and a lot of blue states. the whole gesture strikes me as pretty condescending.

we do not like the choices we think poor people are making, but our precious kids are not. melissa: just another way to raise revenue. it does weigh more heavily on the consumer. it does not matter what income bracket you are in. nicole: exactly. it is targeted one industry in particular. unhealthy situations. however, this is probably not the way to go on this one. despite the fact -- i have to admit, i love soda. melissa: it is your choice. it is a free country. i do not need the government telling me. i will decide. a man of his word. it sure cost him. giving away $229 million worth of shares to his old college

roommate. who was his first employed? his roommate was. 10% of any profit that go pro made. this is really staying true to your word. $229 million. >> totally true. this is a good five company. great product. people love it. melissa: at the same time, will the network still be $2.3 billion. what does he care. nicole: the friendship last until the friendship does not last anymore. the whole deal was canceled. that is one of the reasons he paid him off. so he does not have to pay him off forever and ever until the end of time. the highest-paid executive. $285 million in 2014. melissa: you make a good point.

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melissa: new details on that situation at the white house after the secret service detained a man for attempting to fly a drone near white house grounds.

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. melissa: market rally holding strong as we head into the last hour of trading. the dow and the s&p both set to make new record closes for the year. let's bring back nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange with more on this one. we're looking at the dollar weakening, crude oil closing below 60. what's inspiring the rally? >> reporter: absolutely right. you started to see things stabilize. crude oil the dollar pulling back. i'll add government bonds in the u.s. and abroad in europe, and those two have stabilized with. that, that put a floor and a nice hold for equities overall. the dow jones industrial average up 181 points. in fact, just over 40 points away from record all-time high of 18,288, and with this we're seeing a broad-based rally. technology is leading the way, microsoft apple facebook are

the leaders of the day. that's the big picture here. we've had a lot of action certainly with avon and the like. everyone is looking and talking about the fed and seeing the rate hikes at a distant future at the moment and seeing a market that continues to move higher. don't forget the last point is we sold off the last three days lost 130 points over three days. we're pulling that back now. melissa: that's true. thank you so much. drones hitting the catwalk, have you seen this one? silicon valley fashion week is under way, yes, that is really a thing. and one company is sending clothes down the runway on a drone model? i don't think they are too worried about this one, very odd. are you looking for insight how to invest. look no further our very own charles payne is live in las vegas he is hosting an investment expo the money show, host of "making money."

more than 1,000 people for the big event. wow! you are a rock star! >> we did the same thing in florida. standing room only. i'm loving, this absolutely phenomenal. here's the thing, people are at a crossroads. i spoke with a couple how are you doing in the market? we're not winning or losing. what the heck? how can you not be winning? the market shows going back to the former prominence more and more people are coming. they are anxious. we know a couple things not relying on the government to take care of us in golden age so it pulls back on us. melissa: what's the main message of course we're going to watch give us a preview of what is the point you're driving home? >> a message i try to drive every single night. self-empowerment. the owner of being something, letting your money work for you and not being necessarily intimidated. i don't care about the quote,

unquote market i really don't. there is all kinds of insider trading i don't like high-frequency companies. i like owning ibm at this level. i think mcdonald's could be a buy at this level. i think people are going to cracker barrel for the last six years because the stock is up 700%. i spoke to a group of kids in harlem, you like popeyes everyone raised their hands! the stock is up 500%. we can change our lives and that's what i want people to do. >> charles payne you look at market, reaching all-time highs so many people on the sidelines. what do you say to them? >> got to be a long-term endeavor. idea you're going to wait for the pullback. we don't buy it. listen, the next big crash who's going to be buying in the smoldering. who runs into burning buildings except for firemen. make it a long-term endeavor forget about the market. find individual companies that

you believe in that have great potential that have been around. the idea portfolio companies that started in the 1800s. if they survived the last 100 years, they will survive the next 100 years. we know great things we just don't know how to act on them. we're intimidated and there's a lot of bad tastes in a lot of people's mouths. melissa: absolutely charles i'm going to be watching and everyone is going to be watching, thank you so much for giving a preview. don't miss charles' show tomorrow night from las vegas during this special event from caesar's. tonight at 6:00 p.m. breaking news of the president. abc chief anchor george stephanopoulos gave $75,000 to the clinton foundation. earlier abc news confirmed he gave $50,000. stephanopoulos is saying he

will not moderate any presidential debates he did not disclose this information before interviewing "clinton cash" author peter schweizer. he's apologizing for not telling viewers. that's all we have for now. we hope you are making money in the market. wow. "countdown" with liz claman is right now. liz: will we see it hit a record at the close? what's powering stocks higher and how to play it. bring out the concealer to cover up a huge black eye. avon cosmetics punked by someone trying to drive up the price of the company by issuing a totally bogus press release how many people got sucked into that? while investigators focus on speed and the exact cause of the amtrak train crash snarling traffic in the northeast, maybe it's time to upgrade the infrastructure and look toward a superfast new way of travel. and the simpson wouldn't be the