. >> you spoke with a tandem that they have regarding the united states. with solid president macron dead and what is angela merkel taking with her? >> in this tandem between macron and germany, put on the topics there. the iran nuclear deal. there are a lot of tough issues and i think she is the right one to really work this out together with the u.s. president. >> talking about the trade issue, trying to prevent some sort of transatlantic trade conflict. how confident are you that this can be prevented? >> nobody has any benefit from a trade conflict or trade war. we should give it every effort to do away with this deadline that has been put out there from the u.s. side. so i think angela merkel together with her advisers are there with a very close coordination. what i expect is that we shouldn't have too high expectations. i suspect a possible result is to get an exemption for the deadline. the economic dialogue or all of these issues can be addressed. is it steal and alumina me? i think the agenda is broader and we should give it all the effort that w

because the tandem, with two people, involves lots of gears work.ems to get results. we were shocked just how quick we are going out here. way ahead of where we expected to be, and it puts is in good stead for tokyo in two years‘ time. i guess it is very noisy, as you have already described. matt, are you an honorary scot for this? yes, everybody has embraced me. i am glad they let me in the team. to be able to ride with neil. yes... the support in the velodrome has been good for scotland. yes. i tried to make myself an honorary scot, i made sure i knew the flower of scotland, so sure i knew the flower of scotland, soi sure i knew the flower of scotland, so i could sing along, which was nice. i have enjoyed it. scotland is a proud nation. it's been great to bea a proud nation. it's been great to be a part of the team. we had a good time. was it a decent effort on the podium, neil? yes. i mean, i think... somebody mentioned before that there was a microphone nearby, soi that there was a microphone nearby, so i didn‘t sing very loud, but am not sure i

in tandem shell however the diaspora has transformed the area into a mini tibet the town draws visitors and followers of the lama from all over the world. all but china remains unhappy and opposes countries that support the tibetan leader than the dalai lama's presence in india periodically aggravates border tensions and inflames diplomatic spats between the two ition giants as a result the tibetan exile government has cancelled a high profile event for the dead which indian politicians were meant to attend officials insist the latest controversy is a mite a hiccup that won't affect india's welcoming attitude towards the tibetan communities it's a small. political decision which i call it a temporary face and political de blah mysie we're not on. six decades of de niro did born in ties in a makeshift studio. along with his friends dumps animated films into to britain. for many refugees like him continuing chinese repression in tibet and the long years in exile have made questions of identity all the more important. to the he's at his old school in that. arrived as an orphan from tibet a

so this official correct procedure going on and tandem with this vigil antigen says, as at work.ng tizzy out that will play out. what makes me believe that summary could break that these of not being an pose, and that almost gives both sides time and room to manoeuvre, does that? absolutely. and this as a feature of us floor. there are so us waiting period where lobbying takes place to challenge tariffs. that will go on for the next month. we look that this would cause donald trump to reconsider. and we see that year ‘s done that. e.g. this relation to still tariffs must month. the offered a number of exemptions for canada, the eu, and a straighter. so will probably see the ta riffs straighter. so will probably see the tariffs and their current form ending up somewhat softer, fa cup and at all. but they suspect that they would not be as strong as they seem they would not be as strong as they seem so they would not be as strong as they seem so far, sa health. the giver at rejoining snd. facebook says a total of 87 million people globally may have had their data accessed improperly

with german franco tandem which has been so important in pushing your that we are not going to break that's what about i mentioned we should not reduce europe only what we are the only barrier your age to the french the germans no i don't see that i see see a lot of points where we agree and we have to find to get on definitely i think that that will be enough to outweigh the negatives so i think so but the dissolution of europe is also not only just distribute money and some of the. the things such as the by mark or. not. but not fit for. to make the european economy more competitive i think well let's see how those talks go i wish you all the best in your position as c.d.u. c.s.u. economy spokesperson thank you very much for coming in today mr feith talking about stability or instability rather you've heard of breaks it what about chugs it the czech republic has been part of the european union for fourteen years but the political situation is tilting towards an exit bags it is all business owners rather of worried about isolationist tendencies fueled by theories of uncontrolled imm

matthew: i don't think it is a tandem.acron is sitting there trying to pull a long and merkel is dragging her feet. it's a huge problem. it will probably not change. peter: thanks so much. i hope it doesn't get a flat tire. on that note, thanks very much for joining us. come back next week to quadriga. bye bye,. [monkeys screeching, birds chirping] [cheering and applause] harpignies: it's a great privilege and pleasure to be able to introduce our final speaker today, someone who hasn't graced this stage for too many years. he was here in 2005, my good friend jeremy narby. now jeremy is a multifaceted fellow, and i don't have time to do justice to all his facets, but there are two that are of particular interest to us at bioneers. first, though he operates quietly and behind the scenes, jeremy has been one of the most effective activists in the struggle to defend indigenous rights of amazonian peoples and to help those first nations in their efforts to develop their own political, economic, and cultural institutions and pro

matthew: i don't think it is a tandem.acron is sitting there trying to pull a long and merkel is dragging her feet. it's a huge problem. it will probably not change. peter: thanks so much. i hope it doesn't get a flat tire. on that note, thanks very much for joining us. come back next week to quadriga. bye bye,. special football match. pursuing your passion -- we meet blind sports enthusiasts in egypt. in rural senegal, almost all decisisions are stilill made by village elders -- mainly men. but t the dimitra clububs ae changing that. first though, we head to israel, to the border with syria. who's treating the young casualties of war? will this war ever end? for nearly seven years, syria

matthew: i don't think it is a tandem.acron is sitting there trying to pull a long and merkel is dragging her feet. it's a huge problem. it will probably not change. peter: thanks so much. i hope it doesn't get a flat tire. on that note, thanks very much for joining us. come back next week to quadriga. bye bye,. now, right-wing populists are setting the agenda in many european countries. they're anti-migration, anti-islam, and anti-eu. and one of their leaders is viktor orban. the hungarian prime minister has been o out on the cacampaign tl for parlrliamentary elelectionst he's facaced more resisistancen expecteded from an oppppositiont wants to keep hungary in the european union and that accuses orban of corruption, nepotism, and abuse of office.

those things will work in tandem. again, i think this is -- they're following the lead of stormy and her lawyer, as they try dig into additional information. >> and, looking at this, it follows the lead a little bit of what -- what the dnc did in 1972 during the watergate scandal. filing a similar kind of -- a similar legal tactic they took. i'm looking at the washington post article who first put this out and there is a statement from tom perez, chairman of the dnc. here is the statement, russia launched an all-out assault on our democracy, that there is widespread kind of agreement that is true. and though he goes on, and found a willing and active partner in donald trump's campaign. the campaign of a nominee in league with a foreign power to win the presidency. how does tom perez know that? >> why would a federal court entertain such a lawsuit. this is very unusual. i don't see much of a comparison to the watergate situation. watergate ended rather quickly with the resignation of richard nixon. impeachment articles

unusual to see interest rates sensitive groups both to the plus and downside moving in tandem.hat is unusual. we are also watching as part of that consumer could discretionary group, meteor -- media stocks rallying. $30 billion offer for britain's largest pay-tv company. also putting it -- pitting it against play for sentry fox and disney who have offered competing bids. we could see this bidding war depending on what fox and disney come back with. viacom coming out with earnings. posting better-than-expected numbers. it's paramount pictures studio has returned to profitability. it is also negotiating a merger with cbs. a lot going on in media right now. we also continue to watch what is going on in the bond market we have talked a lot about the 10 year yield. the two-year yield also bears mentioning. it touched 2.5% earlier today. this shows the year to date climate. today, it touch 2.5% which was the first time in 10 years that it had reached that level. the percent on the tenure is not only the thing you should be paying attention to appear this means we have gotten a steepe

there are particular provisions to in tandem there intention to try to discourage those locations. we try to identify items overseas that have a very high returns. one way to work around our role is to put things that have a low return. that is a way to try to soften how much this any abuse rule stuff. veryly, it is a complicated set of decisions that national companies are confronting as they deal with the new tax law. this is one of some observers have found that it may not be working as intended. we're still waiting for guidance on the revenue service to actually outline how these rules will be applied. basis that is looking at is this activity that a u.s. firm has overseas earning a high return? a rule,is what triggers one way to reduce that is to put something below with the high and that gives you something that looks like a typical rate of return. that is a perverse incentive, but it is a potential risk as firms try to confront their new law. >> there is a box in their which -- isimated that the law there a way to translate that to revenue? >> not directly. i think the obser

tying it into immigration status and the unaccompanied minors you don't talk about those things in tandem. in reality only a tiny fraction of these miners have been linked to and this thirteen. the u.s. border patrol says it's identified fifty six suspected gang members out of more than two hundred forty thousand that arrived in the u.s. since two thousand and twelve. the trends rhetoric resonated here in suffolk county long island just seen a surge in unaccompanied minors. he tapped into a rising animosity towards immigrants paving the way for a government crackdown. there was an opening for people particularly law enforcement to begin to sway to the more conservative sentiment in the country and in the county to begin vilifying immigrants and put law enforcement as the same here. we were arrested numerous individuals suffolk county police commissioner timothy seemingly seized the moment using tough talk in the media for his fight against and mr teen if you're an m.s. thirteen gang member take a look behind me for every person the year is ten more. and we are coming for you. local and fe

when the car gets caught in snow picked up by the vehicle in front of it there to test cars drive in tandem at eighty kilometers per hour after fifty kilometers the technicians will check for any problems with the air filter and any resulting drop in engine performance. now they're going to test how much vehicle parts have contracted because of the coal and have come into contact with each other that can create noise. we are now in the tests in this test we tried to find out any kind of nice produce by contacts between parts interior parts plastic parts or giving metal parts with plastics to get this to find which parts are contacting using the noise. if we can't. or materials ploughboy the place. next up for inspection is say i expect tronic stability control system which can play an important role in winter driving conditions the test is carried out on a circular track on the frozen surface of a lake the car's traction control system is disabled gradually in stages and turned off completely to test sporting driving conditions. the car's performance is constantly and meticulously analyzed

particular case we have seen mmvestigative tees on capitol hill, particularly on the senate side, work in tandem with the special counsel's investigation comman and try not to cross wires with n e special counsel. but we have also sat the michael cohen investigation in the southern district of new york is plowing through. there is always opportunity, but i think what is happening is going to go rther or prolong the situation the special counsel is involved in. jane: alexis simendinger, thank you very much for joining me. alexis: thank you. jane: wells fargo has been fined a record $1 billion by 2 u. regulators to settle a probe into abuses at its auto and mortgage businesses. the penalty is being seen as the most aggressive move by thep trministration so far to punish a major bank for illegal practices. a a brief ti i discussed itrr with business pondent kim gittleson. thanks for joining me. take us through some of the lsarges. when exactly did wargo do to warrant such an enormous fine? kim: there are two main things and it focused on two very differenrsissues. the is mortgages. ralls fargo said

they are moving in tandem once again. is this for long? will they continue moving in tandem?> we share the view of the 10 year yields. i think what is important is the narrative on the synchronized growth has changed over the last week. bank ofd back from that canada and from carney. we are waiting for the ecb and bank of japan. against this backdrop of a large dollar short, we are short euros at the moment. mark: we must make our viewers aware that your biggest position remains. troy percent of your portfolio? 20% of your portfolio? that has been our biggest bet ever on a single position. it has worked well this year. we think it has legs to get higher. we think will be close to 5% nominal gdp growth. if you have an economy growing, that is about where the u.s. will come in. there is a big disconnect. the fed has made its path clear. the market is more hawkish than the fed this year slightly. what about thereafter? we will probably hike two more this year. they will do maybe three this year and then they will be done. we will not have an environment where it will be positive

does not replace the efforts of recycling and conservation right i mean those have to continue in tandem with this new ins on my correct. also lucian's need to be on the table to reduce reuse and recycle plastic waste most certainly so far is one step on a long road right dr greg bacon joining us tonight from them a colorado we certainly salute what you've done you are making the world a little less plastic and we appreciate that thanks very much doctor. thanks fred. all right the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either read the news or you can write directly to me don't forget to use that hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow. another day we'll see you then about. the top. are good. morning drives the economy. good to see it come into. the media germany always has its finger on the costs. of the market. and spoke to. me during. the. one of the happiest countries in the world it has a fast growing economy. but the population remains. the small human and. globalization how can people see such

fade into the background i don't think so he probably will be in the back of it in my job it is a tandem arrangement that existed in russia being a two thousand and eight in two thousand and twelve put in the step into the background but of course there he was still putting the strings the behind and i conceive of it being a quite similar but. so i'm my next question is going to be you know is this the beginning of a new era for all media but i'm guessing you're going to say no it isn't the beginning of and we're well it remains to be seen i mean i'm skeptical. that i can i can very much feel the emotion and the lation of the demonstrators not noticing in the streets yeah i know this through the fact that i taught several years of the culture of europe in war zone and several of my students there were over the years from armenia and i've been in contact with them in fact they were what are they telling you well that they laid it they already are quite happy but i think it will end up a very much a disappointment and it i don't think it is to be taken as something that is a systemic chang

does not replace the efforts of recycling and conservation right i mean those have to continue in tandem with this new ins on my correct. also lucian's need to be on the table to reduce reuse and recycle plastic waste most certainly so far as one step on a long road all right dr greg bacon joining us tonight from them a colorado we certainly salute what you've done you are making the world a little less plastic and we appreciate that thanks very much doctor. thanks rob. all right the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either read the news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then a. couple . of. times means you should be busting too much caution motion to mention. one of the four announcing. a celebration thinking small hose me. for job missing. back from constantly stands. behind another little girl against. the robots and. twenty six. seek a virus ravages presume. the victims are pregnant women. wi

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well with german franco tandem which has been so important in pushing your but we are not going to break that's what about i mentioned we should not reduce europe only what we do want to be very very huge to the french the germans no i don't see that i see as see a lot of points where we agree and we have to find to get on definitely i think that would be enough to outweigh the negatives that i think still but dilip d'souza of europe is also not only just distribute money and some of the. things such as the mike or. not. but not for the make the european economy more competitive i think well let's see how those talks go i wish you all the best in your position as c.d.u. c.s.u. called respects post and thank you very much for coming in today mystified. israel is celebrating seventy years of independence today the country's anniversary began with the observance of the annual memorial day a somber occasion that brought the country to a standstill. at eleven o'clock israelis pause for two minutes to remember fallen soldiers victims of terrorism and other israelis killed in hostile acts more

does not replace the efforts of recycling and conservation right i mean those have to continue in tandem with this new ins on my correct also lucian's need to be on the table to reduce reuse and recycle plastic waste most certainly so far as one step on a long road far right dr greg joining us tonight from them a colorado we certainly salute what you've done you are making the world a little less plastic and we appreciate that thanks very much doctor. thanks for having me. are the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter in the ready w. news or you can write directly to me t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then have. the hippest in the funks modern family. hegemony. by young rival into the metric tons of c s u v six. playing. the poser among cruising the fin you float mustang convertible since it has that moment seen a tom. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake and it was my mistake. facebook

with peter buyer he is the german government's advisor on trans-atlantic relations you spoke of a tandem when it comes to the work that i'm going to call than president have regarding the united states and we already saw what president mccrone did but what he's going to merkel taking with what is her strategy of the for the upcoming trip i think the role that she will take in this ten between mccall and germany towards the u.s. president is to really put on the table the gender off the topics that they're starting from the the current tafe turfed conflict then the iran nuclear deal disappear north stream burden sharing there's a lot of tough issues on the quiet on the table and i think she's the right one to really work on it work this out together with the u.s. president. obviously talking about this trade issue the visit has been described as a push to try and prevent some sort of transatlantic trade conflict how confident are you that this can be prevented and i think that nobody has any benefit from a trade conflict or trade war so i think we should give it every effort to do away wi

with peter buyer the german government's new coordinator of transatlantic cooperation you spoke of a tandem when it comes to the work that i'm president have regarding the united states and we already saw what the president did but what is angela merkel taking with her what is her strategy of the for the upcoming trip i think the role that she were taken the stand between mccall and to germany towards the u.s. president is to really put on the table the gender off the topics there starting from the current tariff to conflict then the iran nuclear deal disappear or a north stream burden sharing there's a lot of tough issues on the quote on the table and i think she's the right one to really work on it work this out together with the u.s. president. obviously talking about this trade issue the visit has been described as a push to try and prevent some sort of transatlantic trade conflict how confident are you that this can be prevented and i think that nobody has any benefit from a trade conflict or trade war so i think we should give it every effort to do away with this deadline may first th

their win over the warriors in game four sunday gave them a record 132 playoff wins as a tandem. and one of those playoff victories broke the heart of a young quinn cook. >> i grew up a big i can remember crying and they won a championship that year. so it is so cool playing against these guys on a nightly basis. >> reporter: cook says he actually learned his spin move from watching tony parker on a dvd called ankle breakers and he hopes to break some ankles of his own tonight. as for steph curry, it is not the ankle, it is the knee that everybody is worried about. kerr updated the media that curry is now day-to-day. perhaps seeing him as early as this weekend. more on this story coming up later on. for now, live at oracle, larry beil abc7 sports. >>> hardworking team of volunteers received a thank you today. honoring dozens of workers for their help with hurricane puerto rico. >> long days. they were tired and hungry but did an amazing job taking care of people. all committed mission driven healers and i felt lucky to be with them. >> many patients were still without water and p

development but so far it's always been part of what was called don't join which roughly means in tandem and the other thing that he also wants to have is nuclear weapons he cannot do that there are un sanctions which prevent all manner of investment such as there was in the previous sunshine era if america when they want seventy sanctions or sometimes none at all so it's actually we can't take this on trust there's nothing in the nuclear issue in the statement other than generalities when it comes to the summit with trump we're going to have to fill that box as concretely as the the north south blocks if you see him saying he was very filled with some very concrete things in the into korean some and we've got to have that you know maybe want to go into that have a bit of running ahead but you know very quick ation declaration in trees all sorts of stuff without which i don't think we can go forward unfortunately on all the other stuff yet no it's ok let's let's let's run with that for a bit just to ken what do we need to say we've got this commitment today nico is the peninsula the hous

to time the i don't think it really is a tandem i think that that my call is sitting there trying to pull along and merkel this is dragging your feet and then it's just business huge this is the huge problem and it's probably not going to change the structure but it thanks so much will prove a great debater i hope the tomtom doesn't get a flat tire that a note thanks very much for joining us sir come back next week to order to get just by by . the book was supposed to be humorous on the dennis rodman's peace mission in twenty four g. spudding the best. news ever news footage and there's a song for north korean dictator kim jong un yes this is a great leader. of the finest disputing this country. good news and addicted the biggest splash of. climate change. legislation since. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better good it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire each other's. feet when it comes to farming magazine. w. the dangerous battle for images. five women. five exceptional stories of sad i was. one calling

their win over the warriors in game four sunday gave them a record 132 playoff wins as a tandem. and one of those playoff victories broke the heart of a young quinn ok. >> i grew up a laker fan. i can remember crying and they won a championship that year. so it is so cool playing against these guys on a nightly basis. >> reporter: cook says he actually learned his spin move from watching tony parker on a dvd called ankle breakers and he hopes to break some ankles of his own tonight. as for steph curry, it is not the ankle, it is the knee that everybody is worried about. kerr updated the media that curry is now day-to-day. perhaps seeing him as early as this weekend. more on this story coming up later on. for now, live at oracle, larry beil abc7 sports. >>> hardworking team of volunteers received a thank you today. honoring dozens of workers for their help with hurricane puerto rico. >> long days. they were tired and hungry but did an amazing job taking care of people. all committed mission driven healers and i felt lucky to be with them. >> many patients were still without water

does not replace the efforts of recycling and conservation right i mean those have to continue in tandem with this new ins on my correct also lucian's need to be on the table to reduce reuse and recycle plastic waste most certainly so far as one step on a long road right dr greg joining us tonight from them a colorado we certainly salute what you've done you are making the world a little less plastic and we appreciate that thanks very much doctor. thanks for having me. are the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either read or write directly to me. to use that hash tag the day remember whatever happens between now and then. another day. the. the an. extremist is going. to see it coming to. the media in germany always has its finger on the signature of the the response to see the jury through the. jury. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the road. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent w.'s new multimedia series for africa. dot com africa on the move. birt

indeed, southern whites performed an element in the coalition, working in tandem with black southerners and northern transplants to the south. most of these white southern republicans, like longstreet, saw the republicanwith black sod northern transplants to the south. end. relatively few had party as the means to an justice. from the start of an interest in racial reconstruction,reconstruction, e congressional program used propaganda, fraud and violence to draw these southern whites and republican coalition back into the democratic hold. the demonizing of longstreet was an essential element of that project, as he was the most prominent former confederate to join republican ranks and set a potentially dangerous example. he was a threat that had to be neutralized in their minds. the anti-longstreet ire of southern newspapers was stoked by northern enthusiasm by the general. republican newspapers lavished praise on longstreet and held him up as a bellwether. the san francisco daily bulletin sought evidence that a "revolution in opinion has begun states and theve reconstructing act opened

it has not been rising in tandem with yields, we have seen yields go up in the dollar languish.ow it is on a run for the past five sessions and now you're seeing it up 1.8% in that period of time. onto thoseto hang gains in a way it had not been able to previously. today, we areocks watching some of the consumer names on analyst recommendations. , thatbrands up 6% upgraded to buy, seeing there is a shift in the business mix at the company that will be positive, in particular the champion brand is seeing positive momentum. , mayngs from that company 10. michael gorsuch rising after deutsche bank updated that stock to buy in the analysts looking -- also upgraded by deutsche bank, those first quarter in 2008 earnings will be attainable. julie, trade tensions between the u.s. and china are appearing to end, that is helping sentiments in today's stocks. they are marginally moved for the last three days. we are coming off the back of four weeks of gains, the best gain since october. the economic momentum in the eurozone kept a steady momentum in april after softening early in the year

we are kind of halfway there. 3%,types of tenure above the dollar continues to rise in tandem. limitations of about 3%. the tenure becoming pretty investors.for bond cash will start look at 10 year treasuries. think it will blow a lid on the rally we have seen at a two or 3% level on the tenure and that will limit the dollar expansion. once forever but it will stay there until the best part of four fed heart -- fed hikes. absolutely. flows, a huge amount of a lot is being liquidated, moving currencies around. at one point do we concentrate on fundamentals again? >> we are in an adjustment right now. it is particularly valid with the euros that we see more than anywhere else. back on position coming the dollar short position, and the fundamental position, if you like. ensures it, which will come back. still have to buy dollars when they liquidate long stockpile -- holdings. then the longer fundamentals will come back into play. base case scenario is it is not supportive of the longer-term. this is a position adjustment. for now, until we get factored the dollar short covering tr

mark: fall in tandem with rising stop rising yields of equities fall?correlation is inconsistent. what matters is growth. as long as growth remains reliable, as long as growth remains strong as earnings --ains strong, >> will earnings remain strong? what is your take so far in the earnings season? >> most corporations tend to be quite conservative and that is what we are seeing with forward guidance. to bek it is normal conservative. the earnings season right now is very strong. in the u.s., positively. mark: the dollar is an interesting asset when it refers to the correlation with treasuries. broke down with rising u.s. yields. the dollar was falling. is the correlation going to reestablish itself, rising yields, rising dollar, will you say? >> what matters apart from u.s. yields also what is happening globally and to global growth, we have seen that growth outside of the u.s. particularly in europe has disappointed a little. sentimententiment -- are slightly deteriorating. that is why their weakening relative to the dollar. bonnie: where are you switc

agencies with the information authorities and capabilities necessary to work independently or in tandem with others to most effectively get after that acquisition and deny it. >> and if i could add, we continue to work with the services and joints requirement office to align, assess, align resources to address any of the capability gaps, joints chief, identifies future operational needs from input from those services and we arrive at what would be called a joint priority list which identifies and priorityizes these capabilities and then we continue to be in close collaboration with the end users. that process allows us, you know, effectively identify the priorities that need to be addressed and order a priority. >> thank you. >> sir, if i could jump on that as well. two quick things, one, is developing a functional campaign program which harmonizes and coordinates all of those activities and the other is the creation of our fusion center allows for the integration of planning as well as resources, threat analysis, and even operational activity. >> thank you all. time expired. i'll yield