which can be seen from all over sophia at least when the clouds don't block the view. of the status of cancer coughs or group begins the day with a visit to sophia's oldest market the women's mark thomas from all over bug area sell their produce here as well as unusual souvenirs. this metro station is called savvy car which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display . less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya bashing mosque built by the ottomans right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities in sofia and their relatively small but the building still have great significance in the city. what we sold so far are most athena go to christian orthodox churches really really cold with each other that's why we like to call the square here the square of dollar because we like to say that there are only one stone for all away from each other but they never fails each other. if you start to feel a little cold during your winter tour sophia

if you start to feel a little cold during your winter tour sophia's them. the springs are never far away the public process no longer news but anyone is free to sample the haunch natural mineral water. next it's on to the presidential palace and then one of the city's best kept secrets the church of st george or the rotunda as it's known locally can you guess why this roman complex together with this church was surrounded by these buildings like this to keep it secret exactly to hide it i told you that the community's guys they were not really keen on religion because either you have the god like communist leader like many or you have got. the byzantine frescoes inside the early christian church are up to one thousand years old base of five sophia's checkered history on the many layers of paint was only joined the twentieth century that they will once again i'm confident. it's probably the most underrated place in in europe a lot of history and not the prospect that things that have to be seen here so i would be open for all the world to see the beauty of o

sophia has been shaped by seven thousand years of history under the roman possession time and ottoman empire was. established love cancer cough is an actor and tour guide in sofia is very optimistic about the city's future ten years ago sophia was more grain now it's like more colorful more vivid a lot of interesting places a lot of events occur. can be seen from all over sofia at least when the clouds don't block the view. stanislav catacombs store group begins the day with a visit to sophia's oldest market the women's market farmers from all over bug area sell their produce here as well as unusual souvenirs. this metro station is called savvy cup which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display . less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya mosque built by the ottomans right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities in sofia and they're relatively small but the building still have great significance in the city. what we social fire a mosque athen

this metro station is called sciatica which was the roman name for sophia while building the station workers found remains of the original city and simply left them on display . less than one hundred meters from the roman excavations is the bunya mashi mosque built by the also men's right next door the sephardic synagogue the jewish and muslim communities in sofia and they're relatively small but the building still have great significance in the city. what they sold so far a mosque athena go to christian orthodox churches really really close to each other that's why we like to call the square here the square of dollar runs because we like to say that there are only one stone for all away from each other but they never for all stalls at each other. if you start to feel a little cold during your winter tour sophia's thermal springs are never far away from the public pass and no longer in use but anyone. he's free to sample the natural mineral water. makes its own to the presidential palace and then one of the city's best kept secrets the church of st george all the rotunda as it's know

comeback story of one car one of car racing's top up and coming talents we need eighteen year old sophia floor who could have died when her formula three car went airborne and he brings to months ago she's overcome that fractures and any doubts about the first skills and she's back on track with every intention of winning. i'm sara kelly welcome to the pie. we begin in pakistan where the supreme court has upheld its verdict in the case of a christian woman charged with blasphemy it means that a sea of bibi will remain a free woman she has been in hiding since october when the court overturned her conviction and declared her not guilty that decision sparked widespread outrage among religious hardliners who were threatened her life today's verdict lifts the last legal hurdle between her and a possible asylum deal there's been speculation that she may seek refuge in canada where her daughters are reportedly now living. that's pretty damning his very own channel chavez who is following this story from our asia desk and joins us now so give us a sense of the significance of this decision. set

life goes on for sophia flourish the images of the crash that changed her life follow her wherever she goes but reliving that moment has helped her move on. to the moment. i watched as so many times since ok now and also i think talking about it helps us to watch because because the crash was just told well looks horrible but you crash of course you're angry and you're upset then you you wait for the wall to come it's quite strange but it happened so fast nothing that i before i saw the video i didn't know that i was flying for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started kicking in doctors managed to repair two broken bones in flushes neck without damaging her spinal cord the operation lasted eleven hours the treatment was so successful that just a month after the accident she was already in physio therapy i never skied to not be able to continue my sport when i started doing some training again and i really had to start from the beginning so this is kind of depressing at some stage but i think i'm going to quite good and i'm back kind of think where i was before four five wee

the union and the comeback story of one of the car racing's up and coming talents eighteen year old sophia loren who could have died with her formula three car went airborne in a race to once ago she's overcome that fractures and any doubts about her skills and she is back on track with every intention of winning. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the u.s. justice department has charged chinese telecom giant huawei with violating sanctions against iran and industrial espionage the charges are linked to the arrest in china of why waste chief financial officer may sue the company comes at a time or the move rather it comes at a time of heightened tension between washington and beijing due to a simmering trade conflict. the announcement was a long time coming if you believe the rumor mill the u.s. has officially accused chinese telecom giant huawei of a bevy of crimes a grand jury in new york has returning indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by wall way its c.f.o. its affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states the criminal activity alleged

and the comeback story of one of car racing up and coming talents we meet eighteen year old sophia bush who could have died when her formula three car went airborne in a race two months ago but she's overcome that fractures and any doubts about her skills and she's back on track with every intention of winning. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us pakistan's supreme court is reviewing its acquittal of b.b. the christian woman was charged with blaspheme. ne in the islamic republic and spent eight years on death row but in october she was found not guilty a ruling that sparked outrage among religious hardliners the supreme court usually dismisses reviews of its verdicts but given the nature of bibi's case today's outcome is far from certain. she's one of the most talked about women in pakistan. pictured hand shortly after her conviction in twenty ten the christian mother of five was sentenced to death for leisure islam during a row with fellow farm workers that refused to share their glass of water with a known muslim now free she lives in hiding no longer on death row but stil

life goes on for sophia flourish the images of the crash that changed her life follow her wherever she goes but reliving that moment has helped her move on. i watched so many times it's ok now and also i think talking about it helps us to watch because because the crash was just . a few crush of course you're angry and you're upset and you you wait for the wall to come it's quite strange but it happened so fast moving it right before i saw the video i didn't know that i was fighting for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started kicking in doctors managed to repair two broken bones in flushes neck without damaging her spinal cord the operation lasted eleven hours the treatment was so successful that just a month after the accident she was already in physio therapy and never was ready for ski to not be able to continue when i started doing some training again and i really had to start from the beginning so this is kind of depressing at some stage but i think i managed to quite get it and i'm back kind of back where i was before four five weeks later i can be back in the car so

just the comeback story of one of motor racing up and coming talents we meet eighteen year old sophia flush. on a formula three went airborne during the race two months ago now she's overcome fractures and doubts about her skills and she's back on the track deter her with. i'm still gal welcome to the program britain's parliament is due to hold another vote on the government's plan in the next few hours two weeks ago lawmakers rejected the deal struck between the prime minister to resign may and the european union today will decide on the changes they want to seek from brussels in order to win parliamentary support mrs may has been addressing the house of commons for the last hour or so. for unless we're to end up with no bricks or tool the only way to avoid no deal is to agree a deal that is why i want to go back to brussels with the clearest possible mandate to secure a deal this was to secure a deal that this house can support that means sending the clearest possible message not about what this house doesn't. that means. that means sending the clearest possible message not about wh

sophia garcia. she previously served in the state senate. before that she held a number of elected and appointed positions including terms on the harris commission. voters from the seventh district sent lizzie fletcher to the house. this is the first time he seventh has elected a democrat since it was constituted in 1967 on the west side of houston. the first member to hold the seat was future president george h.w. bush. new congress, new leaders, watch it on c-span. "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, professional services council vice president will join us to talk about the government .hutdowns impact the conversation continues with the national parks conservation representative. she will discuss how the shutdown is impacting the national parks. then washington examiner's editorial director will talk about conservative journalism. be sure to tune in saturday morning. join the discussion. today's the 21st day of the government shutdown. tying the record for the longes

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the australian open and top see it simona halep struggled in her second round match with american sophia cannon but advanced in the three set thriller female japan's naomi osaka continued her winning ways the defending u.s. open champion won easily she's made the semifinals in four of the last five grand slams a soccer's compatriot changed glory also won but he did every point he could get in a five set marathon over thirty nine year old evo carlo bitch. but minor top stories that we're following for you here at the top either the government of british prime minister theresa may has narrowly survived a no confidence vote may is now seeking a political consensus with her political opponents on how to proceed with the friends. and don't forget you can always get deputies on the go you can download our app from global player from the apple store it will give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos and watch this program on live stream. after a short break first ha

sophia is with us. sophia: a key difference.started with what we can call a bubble. january was a huge month. for the hangrd seng index. we wrote about how big a month it was and how the markets were really overheated. clearly, that's very different this time around. you don't have a bubble to burst. sentimental moves really low. at the end of last year, turnover was getting low. of don't have that kind exuberance in the market. the risks are still very much there and nothing has changed 4.om q you still have trade war and a slowdown in china. pmi is below 50. you still have all of those concerns, but at least you don't have an exuberant market. yvonne: you can only go so much lower, and potentially higher, as well. the sale target for next -- this year is well above what people are expecting. what is driving that? sophie: exactly what you are talking about. people have been trimming estimates because of the consumption downgrade story. the forecast was chinese consumers were taking a hit from the economic slowdown. and the firs

on hbo, the former president for young democrats of america and sophia nelson for u.s. today.we get started. >> thanks. >> part of roger stone's defense are process related charges. can he make that case here >> we'll find out. one thing i would be very leery of his suggesting he will flip. it could happen of the i've known roger for 30 years and i wouldn't bet on it. somebody was saying he might want to be john dean. he despises john dean. he could much more identify with lee gordon and he came out and was a big celebrity on the right. he'll fight this and try to beat it. he'll have good legal help, but if he loses and does time, he'll be fine with that. >> i want to take that further. if he does time, he'll be fine with that and then what? >> i think stone is an interesting character in that he's going to, you know, fight this all the entire way. he's been doing that since last night, certainly all of this time. i think we'll see how this plays out. at the end of the day, you mean, if he gets too early to figure out whether he's going to do time or not, i don't think he'll w

finally, sophia, the world's smartest robot returns to see is -- ces. >> the nations should consider to include whatever we built in the future. >> reporter: i am dan patterson for cbs news. >>> the popular beach along the santa cruz coast shutdown due to massive waves crashing next to the campground, the sea cliff beach will be closed today with the ocean swelling up to 20 feet yesterday filling the beach with the breeze analogs. >> that is not ideal surfing conditions, a little bit choppy. >> you would know as a surfer. >>> we have had some mild weather. we had the funnel cloud yesterday in butte county with that strong cold front that pushed through yesterday. we will catch a break today. we have around of weather systems moving in to bring more rain. we get a breather today. from the salesforce tower camera, temperatures cool at 45 in concord, oakland at 49, 40 at livermore, and sisco 52, san jose at 47, and santa rosa coming in at 49. it is 10 miles in san jose and sfo but concord one in three quarters miles, half-mile in petaluma and quarter mile in fairfield, three miles a nap

this video was sent in to us from kron4 producer sophia silletto. ( darya ) and in san jose --- a tree and live wires were brought down in the storms. pg&e crews responded early this morning and rendered the scene safe. now it's just a matter of cleaning up the debris. ( james ) two large trees also came down on idyllwild road --- just off highway 17 in santa clara county. fire crews responded early this morning and managed to cut the trees and clear the scene. the road has since been re- opened. ( darya ) good morning, i'm darya folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletcher.( darya ) this morning we have our team spread all across the bay area tracking the rain and looking at the storm damage. we also have robin winston tracking the impact on your morning commute. commute. but first we want to check in with john shrable who has more on the timing of this storm. a few showers linger through the morning with a line of brief rainfall pushing into the bay around noon. after 4 pm rain chances diminish setting us up for a a dry rest of the day with daytime highs in the upper 50's under partly to

welcome to sophia to go and sophie shevardnadze and what i see is a fairly it descended upon nigeria played a major role in pushing the terrorists back is outsourcing the name of the game when it comes to modern conflicts where. asked code was classrooms dimension director at programs africa and veteran soldier for hire. mercenaries have been the mainstay of african wars for decades having a decisive impact in sierra leone and gola nigeria and other theaters of conflict and while the media portrays them as dangerous cash hungry brutes local governments still highest soldiers of fortune to get them out of tight spots. mercenary companies more efficient than regular national armies on this continent private military.

.>>> it has been okay sophia but let's check in with allie to see how friday shaping up. >> there is a problem on northbound a 80 in fremont. this is south fremont boulevard and according to chp, all lanes of the freeway a short town in the northbound direction because chp is investigating a deadly crash. there is a report that a person was hit on the freeway and they have shut things down to investigate what has happened. this is near warren avenue near warm springs boulevard. it doesn't appear to be creating a huge backup. traffic is crew on the way to the scene it will update you as we have more information. here is your commute from tracy. this is livermore valley westmounthere is slowing at the altamont pass. the crash you see on the lower part of your screen is from earlier this morning. highway 24 in lafayette looks white. lighter than we would expect for this hour. we're thinking it is going to be light friday traffic was not too many people on the road as we wrap up this new year's day holiday week. it is for:49. i will send it over to steve.>>> we have mostly cloudy skies.

anchor: tennis in the australian open, women's top seed struggled in her second round match against sophia kendon, but advanced in a three set trailer. japan's naomi osaka won in straight sets to reach the third round. she has made the semis in four of the last five grand slam events. meanwhile, serena williams crushed jenny bouchard in straight sets to advance. she remains the favorite to win what would be her 24th major. in the men's singles, germany's fourth seed scraped through his third round match against his french opponent. japan have sealed the top spot in their asian cup group with a 2-1 win over uzbekistan. they came from a goal down to win their third successive game and will play either saudi arabia or qatar in the next round. despite losing today, uzbekistan will still progress to the round of 16 as group runners-up, where they face reigning champions australia. now to my colleague from britain. helena is here. could the u.s. be changing its tune? reporter: you thought we were talking about something else. yes. i am british. we will be talking about the u.s. and china and whe

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hello welcome to sophia go home sophie shevardnadze and when i says affiliate to sam laid upon nigeria mercenaries played a major role in pushing the terrorist spec is outsourcing the name of the game when it comes to modern conflicts will ask was class and dimension director at programs africa and veteran soldier for hire. mercenaries have been the mainstay of african wars for decades having a decisive impact in sierra leone. and other theaters of conflict and while the media portrays them as dry as cash hungry brutes local government still has soldiers of fortune to get them out of tight spots. companies are more efficient than regular national on this continent private military contract is a viable solution to this regional conflicts and could their actions help to bring peace to water on hotspots. cold with glass and managing director at programs africa and executive outcomes veteran welcome to the show it's great to have you with us because you run your own security company now after having spent years in the special forces and then reached fame as a member of mercenary unit execu

here to discuss it, is sophia gaston. aren't doing, because of these twin issues, brexit and the wall? are they truly slipping behind other countries? well, i think it is important to think of the brexit referendum and the 2016 election as a steam valve for a whole host of economic and social issues which have been off the agenda for a long time. in the aftermath of these votes, we saw new forms of identity emerging so you are either for trump or against emerging so you are either for trump oragainst him. emerging so you are either for trump or against him. you are leave or remain. what we have seen in the two—and—a—half year since is that the political parties and these identities have become linked. so the two major parties have absolutely doubled down on both sides of these divides and we have seen sides of these divides and we have seen their supporters and their support bases double. what has happened as a result of that, is that the political incentive for compromise and consensus building has been fundamentally ero

competition for four weeks a competitor it stephanie veneer won the events ahead of the limbic champion sophia . it's her first victory at a world cup level. and nordic combined world cup leader ja magnus riba is celebrating two victories at home after winning a ski jump event on saturday the twenty one year old norwegian staged a remarkable comeback to be virgins in his guy girl on the last appeal of the cross-country track on sunday rebuilds eleventh at the start of the race but turned things around to beat the german by one point two seconds. and the n.h.l.'s biggest stars came together for the league's all star game in san jose california pittsburgh penguins star sidney crosby scored two goals and had three assists on the night to lead his side the metropolitan division to a ten five victory over the central division crosby was named the game's m.v.p. the proceeds benefit the pension fund of the player. and that's all the sport we have a for now coming up again later thank you very much peter and that does it for this new salvador stay with us because i'm back in just a couple of minutes w

my name is sophia, i am a founding chair of women's rights san francisco.applause] this is the first time i am the emcee, and the first time i am at an inauguration. it is the best one. it is my distinct honor to be the m.c. of the inauguration of san francisco's assessor recorder, carmen chu. loblaws. we have many distinguished guests in attendance today who had like to acknowledge. welcome to mayor london breed. [applause] former mayor, willie brown. [applause] >> mayor act no -- agno. [applause] >> mayor frank jordan. [applause] >> mayor jordan's wife, windy baskin jordan, and the wife of the late mayor ed lee, and anita lee. [applause] >> the controller. [applause] >> on behalf of our u.s. senator , dianne feinste

round winner in melbourne there are many and came from a breakdown in the third set to be unseated sophia kynan six three six seven six four she faces venus williams next. and u.s. open champion naomi osaka had a relatively straightforward route into the third round she beat slovenia's temora . six two six four who seeded fourth here made the sydney finals at four of her last five ten. mins world number one novak djokovic pass joe wilfred tsonga it was a repeat of the two thousand and eight australian open final that gave the serb his first of six titles in melbourne djokovic twenty six three seven five and six for. rain suspended play in the match between me those thrown it out and stan wawrinka forced the match into four tie break sets before booking his place in the third round with a six seven seven six seven six seven six victory over the swiss who won the ozzy open back in two thousand and fourteen. and ages top range men's player kate corry had a five set battle with evo karlovic who served fifty nine hundred says it took misha corey just under four hours to finish off the big serv

round winner in melbourne there are many and came from a breakdown in the third set to beat unseeded sophia keenan six three six seven six four she will face venus williams next. and u.s. open champion naomi osaka had a relatively straightforward route into the third round so venus temora is a done this so down second six to six for osaka who seeded fourth here made the semifinals four of her last five turns. and men's world number one novak djokovic swept past joe wilfred tsonga it was a repeat of the two thousand and eight australian open final that gave the serb his first of six titles in melbourne djokovic twenty six three seven five and six. rain suspended play in the match between me and stan wawrinka forced the match into four tie break sets before booking his place in the third round with a six seven seven six seven six seven six victory over the swiss who won the open back in two thousand and fourteen. and ages tottering to men's player should corry had a five set battle with evo carla bitch who served fifty nine a says it took misha corrie just under four hours to finish off the b

welcome to sophia also if you share the outlook for the global economy is turning darker as what places breck's it and blowback from us china tensions as it all gloom and doom i ask dr jake a prank on the chairman of j.p. morgan chase international. as the world economy recovers from the shock of two thousand and eight but needs to surface the picture isn't so bright and go through i'm certainty and instability is pushing people into radical politics and the backlash against the system is already being felt across the planet with trade barriers and conflicts returning will the stress on the global financial system cause it to crash again this boom and bust cycle finally be broken or is catastrophe just around the corner. jacob frenkel it's really great to have in our show today my president all right so lots to talk about after last year's that you have actually cited the growing global doubt level as. concern but this year we have a china u.s. standoff there you things are big problem typical obligatorily do you think we're looking at a recession to come willing potence indies to recog

unseated sophia cannon six three six seven six four she sets up with venus williams. venus's sister serena is also hoping to make it she's up against youzhny bouchard of canada and has taken the first set six two u.s. open champion new me a soccer had a relatively straightforward route into the third round she beat the usa is tomorrow done six six two six four a saka who seeded fourth hair has made the semifinals that four of her last five torments. the men's world number one novak djokovic to play you know wilford tsonga surely and a repeat of the two thousand and eight australian open final which gave the serb his first of six titles at melbourne park both players will be looking to avoid a four hour marathon like the one that former champ stanislaus virenque was put through by millis ryan it's the rain didn't help a brief downplay poor cause played to be suspended while organizers close the roof even after about riots forced the match and tie break sets the canadian booking his place in the third round with a six seven seven six seven six seven six victory over thi

. >> reporter: sophia, a sankofa parent, agrees. her son's previous school, santa fe elementary, shut down in 2012, but she says he's adjusted to sankofa and she hopes kaiser parents will, too. >> if they merge the kids from kaiser, the kids from there will be loved, treated with respected and treated equally. i think it will be a fine thing. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> michelle greigo and kenny choi will have the latest tomorrow morning at 4:30. >>> take a live look at the capitol tonight. president trump is set to deliver his state of the union address next tuesday and tonight georgia's stacey abrams has accepted an invitation response. her unsuccessful campaign for she's a rising star in the democratic party. she gained a national recognition during her unsuccessful campaign for governor of georgia. senate minority leader chuck schumer said that he invited abrams because she has led the charge for voting rights. >>> meanwhile california attorney general xavier becerra will deliver the spanish language respo

disappointed or run for us i was always getting fed up with the un at the sophia summit in may and later in london there was a pretty look or attitude to all six organ countries looking to join the e.u. no mention of any timetable for accession and some pretty clear opposition from the french president emmanuel markram wasn't that clear opposition look lonely let me just say i do not think that you have the right to say that you use fed up with us i don't think it's diplomatic but i don't think you can say that on behalf of the e.u. if you look at what you know what mark really said given what he. was fed up with us. then we would not have any new chapters so and we do have new chapters being constantly opened and that the trend is that we are going towards the e.u. well that's not a role it is a president micro who said what we've seen over the past fifteen years is a path that has weakened europe every time we think of enlarging it and i don't think we do a service to the count of countries or ourselves by having a mechanism that in a way no longer has rules and keeps moving towards mo

nice appealing to snowflakes and sophia addicks and its attempts to swell its ranks but it's just how many would be willing to swap screen time for the front line here's a quick look at the army's t.v. ads and see the slow. menus useless. the idea behind the your army needs to campaign is that every weakness can be turned into a positive for example the snowflakes compassion could prove useful a binge game a strife could make all the difference phones on base would have great focus while familiar is the self bully this is how the u.k. defense ministry explained its move to. the new campaign is the third execution of the this is belonging series showing how the army finds potential beyond gender and millennial stereotypes and identifying the essential skills needed in new army recruits such as compassion self belief and focus well we went out on the streets of london to find out what people think about the army's new recruitment efforts but i think you appeal to younger generation i think they're all offensive like that people feel like a different message thirty five connotation put i

sophia tran—thomson has this report.onderland which across europe the heavy snow and the dangers that come with it are taking their toll. three people were injured with this hotel at this but ofa mountain injured with this hotel at this but of a mountain of almost completely engulfed by snow. —— at the foot of a mountain... local say that the avalanche of 300 metres wide when he came down. storms in sweden and norway make roads impassable. a bus with school students blew off the road, and one area of the swedish border recorded wins of almost 180 kph. —— recorded winds of almost 180 kph. —— recorded winds of almost 180 kph. in austria, the villages and resorts have been cut off. in recent days the military has been helping remove the snow, in some cases using helicopters to blow it off treat and prevent it off tree derivative following up roads and railway tracks. as you can see, we have a difficult situation here. of the five metres of snow in the mountains. five districts have created a state of emergency. roads we re

competition for four weeks a competitor it stephanie veneer won the events ahead of the limbic champion sophia . it's her first victory at a world cup level. and nordic combined world cup leader ya magnus riba is celebrating two victories at home after winning a ski jump event on saturday the twenty one year old norwegian staged a remarkable comeback to be virgins in his geiger on the last appeal of the cross-country track on sunday riba was eleventh at the start of the race but turned things around to beat the german by one point two seconds. and the n.h.l.'s biggest stars came together for the league's all. stall game in san jose california pittsburgh penguins star sidney crosby school to go then had three assists on the night to leading side the metropolitan division to a ten five victory of the central division crosby was named the game's m.v.p. the proceeds benefit the pension fund of the play. and that's all the sport we have the finale coming up again later thank you very much peyton stay with us i'll be back in just a few minutes that another phone rings bulletin. separate al-jazeera w

want to come in the the same usual sophia these fighters took part in the assault. with the husband a and the wiwife with fighting. the silicon hundred amount i mean and sixteen borrowed -- not a classroom cope. when we said this -- said this -- my bad for showing off extremely aggressive. someone of the food that i knew little notes tested me send a had it not been no no no. it can't connect with chip. mission on it. i tell man what had -- sub b because mania. his father was. in [inaudible] this. is. the the full one at that ticket you don has on the verge of how. the show up a little. we were unable to confirm the ice militants nationality. it is your turn on or if not would you know who the* visual. cut off on a how far this year on hello all but not on my we didn't get a chance to investigate any further. well it just [inaudible] do you. three days from just being spotted right near the position we were in. we have to go straight away because the events in the tunnel n network and we do t know whether that will be coming out. as we reach safety. we spoke to coal