. >>> japan's national police agency has conducted its first ever inquiry into suspected cases of racialfiling. that's when people are targeted or questions by police based on their ethnicity or nationality. out of 40 cases last year, authorities said they found only six credible cases. the agency for the police departments and public safety commissions across the country. in one instance, a police officer asked for a person's nationality using rude expressions. in another, an officer requested a person's residence card because they had a foreign sounding name. the npa also reported the case where an officer implied that people with dreld dread locks tend to have ill league drugs. the agency claims none of the officers involved had discriminatory intent. but it says it wants to take steps to prevent behavior that could be considered prejudicial. earlier this year, the tokyo bar association surveyed over 2,000 people on racial profiling. it found over 60% of respondents reported being questioned by japanese police because of foreign roots. >>> we turn now to the role of public broadcastin

the national police agency says commissioner general was informed about the crush in the itaewon district12:14 a.m. sunday. south korean media had already started reporting on the disaster saying 50 people were likely in cardiac arrest. police received reports about overcrowding hours before the crush. yoon indicated the police's response was inadequate. the presidential office said president yoon suk-yeol was informed about the incident at around 11:00 p.m. on saturday. south korean media say senior officials slow response to the chaos may have been a factor behind the large number of victims. they suggested those officials will be held accountable. two japanese were among the dead, one of them was 26-year-old komikawa may. on wednesday her parents visited a venue were flowers were laid. many people have visited the venue to mourn the victims. >>> parts of brazil remain in chaos as supporters continue to refuse the defeat in sunday's presidential runoff. thousands who support the outgoing president rallied in front of the military facility in the largest city. they call them the army to

the officer worked at the police station in charge of the itaewon district where 156 people died in a crush on the halloween weekend. south korea's news agency reports the national police agency was investigating the officer on suspicion of ordering the deletion of an internal report after the accident. the report is said to have warned of a safety risk during the halloween period. police have been facing public criticism for failing to draw up proper security plans despite warnings that an accident could happen. >>> turning now to china where retailers are hoping an annual shopping bonanza will be the remedy for stagnant consumption. november 11th means "singles day" in china. it's when online retailers roll out major sales campaigns. what used to be a one-day affair has grown dramatically in scale in recent years. last year, e-commerce giant alibaba ran an 11-day extravaganza thatrought in revenue of $80 billion at the time. but this year, consumer spending has stalled as the country's covid policy put the brakes on many activities. infection measures are also affecting logistics and causing delays in the delivery of people's shopping. >>> japan's government i

judy: south korea's national police agency raided local police offices in seoul today in the wake of d crush that killed 156 people. national officials have said officers did not respond quickly enough saturday night. that's despite warnings that the crowd of halloween revelers was growing out of contr. russia now says it is re-joining an agreement to let ukrainian grain ships reach global food markets. moscow had stopped participating after a weekend drone attack on its black sea fleet. ukraine never claimed that attack, but russian president vladimir putin announced today that kyiv has given new security guarantees. >> i have instructed the defense ministry to resume our participation in this work. however, russia reserves the right to withdraw from these agreements if these guarantees are breached by ukraine. judy: the u.n. mediated the grain agreement in july. a government commission in australia has begun reviewing decades of unsolved deaths in hate crimes against gays. the panel in new south wales says that it is the first inquiry of its kind, anywhere. investigators will examin

premises of local authorities. premises of various law enforcement agencies, banking institutions, and so on . the head office of the national police in the kherson region had to be blown up, there were no other options. because the enemy disguised explosives in the walls and it was dangerous for people's lives to try to demine them, so we had to make a pile of stones from the building, but all the walls can be rebuilt. the main thing is that human lives were saved, we continue to record war crimes of the russian federation in these territories, we have already documented more than 520 criminal proceedings there, and we are interviewing people based on these facts and according to testimonies local authorities have already established 14 places of detention of our citizens, where there could be torture chambers. this is all recorded , all the evidence is being collected, and the police is systematically working in this direction together with other law enforcement agencies. we also have 22 block posts set up in the territory of the region. we also carefully check those who enter law enforcement officers have access to special bases

remind you that traitors are also dealt with by other law enforcement agencies, namely the security service of ukraine and the national police. regarding the criteria, i would definitely offer you such an option that encourages people to answer the question, for example , to consciously cooperate with enemy and to betray our national interests, eh, this is my sample, already familiar with criminal proceedings and precisely with those citizens of ukraine who agreed to of cooperation, i can say that in the first place it is benefit, that is, they see it as possible from their career growth, the position is followed by money, and in third place i would put her internal beliefs. and on those who were released by the defense forces of ukraine, we at the beginning and we emphasized that this warning from cooperation with the enemy will end sooner or later in a long and shameful imprisonment, i remind you that in who, according to the criminal code of ukraine, are very strict for the crime that under martial law conditions , you can sit down for life to take away and get rid of absolutely everything, for example, property, and in t

police officers arrived. boarding the $41; million superyacht phi was the uk's national crime agency.reaking. the phi's owner, sergei naumenko, is not on any sanctions list. instead, his yacht was detained on the basis that it is owned, controlled or operated by a person connected with russia. the owner of this vessel is a semi—retired, mid—level, successful russian businessman. mr naumenko is absolutely not an oligarch and he's not, as described, a close personal friend of vladimir putin. if this were an oligarch's boat, it would be four times the size. the phi was now stuck in canary wharf, unable to move. in the us, the kleptocapture task force had set their sights on a much bigger target — the $325 million yacht amadea. the amadea's a massive yacht. even among megayachts, it's a luxury villa that floats on the water. it has dozens of rooms, it has swimming pools and chandeliers, it has dining rooms that dwarf most people's dining rooms. the ownership of this 106m yacht is at the centre of a dispute. kleptocapture says it's owned by russian senator and billionaire businessman sulei

but is the warning from the head of the british national crime agency comes as the u. k, a european and the global policing organization have been attempting to bust black, market, trade, and weapons. as with any conflict, when weapons pour in, there is a risk blow back. at the end of the conflict, there are surplus weapons that get into the hands of criminals or terrorists. western authority, celebrated tracking all the sent to ukraine as well, proving pretty difficult. the u. s alone has dispatched more than $20000000000.00 worth of plenty more still to come. the secretary of defense at washington and his allies are committed to sending more arms quote, as fast as possible. we spoke with former c, i a analyst on host of the whistleblowers on r c. i, john kerry, aka. he blames a lack of accountability from washington and the pentagon for this arms problem. this is the true shame of this policy of unlimited weapons to ukraine. i don't think anybody is doing anything about it. i don't think interpol is involved because no crime has yet been committed. i think that the british are stating the obvious it's, i

operators and the ukrainian authorities, ukrainian law enforcement agencies, let's talk about this in more detail. the national policeas already returned and is already working there. as of today, the emergency services numbers are already working there, because as far as i know, a few days ago, unfortunately, it did not work, there were direct contacts of the police, mobile phones, yes. well, because the rashists destroyed, well, in fact, the entire infrastructure, as of now, i can say that they are working, but not everywhere the key story here is that once again these stabilization e-e measures in these territories, in the de-occupied territories, they are now carried out not only by the national police of ukraine, but also by our other services, you know not our state emergency service and many others are involved, who are already helping to restore normal work , including heat and light in homes, to people, you know, a large number of people are working now to return all these services to people as soon as possible today it can be said that they have worked. also there, ah, privatbank has already started working

the europe led police operation includes officers from the uk's national crime agency arrested . nationalme agency arrested. 49 people across france, spain, belgium , netherlands and the uae belgium, netherlands and the uae . a second british man accused of having a key financial role within the gang has also been arrested. more than 30 tonnes of cocaine was seized . the cocaine was seized. the government's considering asking the armed forces to stand for hospital staff during strikes this winter. health officials are drawing up contingency to cover frontline workers as ambulance drivers and paramedics joining nurses in their upcoming walkouts. the health secretary barclay says the about the impact the could have on patients . well the white along patients. well the white along with the foreign secretary in uk are backing the right to peaceful protests in china over covid restrictions. protesters turned out again this evening despite , a strong police despite, a strong police presence and following demonstrations at the weekend which started after ten people were killed in fire at an apar

the europe led police operation includes officers from the uk's national crime agency arrested . national agency arrested. 49 people across france, spain, belgium , netherlands and the uae belgium, netherlands and the uae . a second british man accused of having a key financial role within the gang has also been arrested. more than 30 tonnes of cocaine was seized . the cocaine was seized. the government's considering asking the armed forces to stand for hospital staff during strikes this winter. health officials are drawing up contingency to cover frontline workers as ambulance drivers and paramedics joining nurses in their upcoming walkouts. the health secretary barclay says the about the impact the could have on patients . well the white along patients. well the white along with the foreign secretary in uk are backing the right to peaceful protests in china over covid restrictions. protesters turned out again this evening despite , a strong police despite, a strong police presence and following demonstrations at the weekend which started after ten people were killed in fire at an apartm

national police rescue teams and indonesia are continuing efforts to clear debris and recover victims. after monday's earthquake near the town of san jor, the country's national disaster mitigation agency says the death toll has risen to 310 or 24 people remain missing. the weight was particularly deadly because it struck a densely populated area of just 10 kilometers into these is one of the most earthquake, poor nations in the world. ah.

national police rescue teams. and indonesia are continuing efforts to clear debris and recover victims. after monday's earthquake near the town of san jor, the country's national disaster mitigation agency says the death toll has risen to 310 or 24 people remain missing. the quake was particularly deadly because it struck a densely populated area of just 10 kilometers indonesia, one of the most earthquake, poor nations in the world. ah, our current top stories here on al jazeera european interior ministers of health and emergency meeting in brussels to address tensions over migration and the fate of people whiskered in the mediterranean figures from the border and co scott agency show more than 280. i was in asylum seekers arrived in europe this year. that doesn't include the 4000000 ukrainian refugees have been granted permission to stay in europe. dominic kane has more at least 3 people have been killed and several others injured when a teenager in military attire open far to schools in brazil. the attacks happened in the southeastern state of a spirit to some to fish and say, the suspect, open fire one private and one public school. on friday, he since been arrested. monica yanna, ki

the europe led police operation , europe led police operation, including officers from the uk national crime agencyarrested 49 people across france spain, belgium, the netherlands and uae. a second british man accused having a key financial role within the gang has also been arrested. more than 30 tonnes of cocaine seized . the tonnes of cocaine seized. the government is considering the armed forces to stand in for hospital staff during possible strikes this winter . health strikes this winter. health officials are drawing up continued to cover frontline workers as ambulance drivers and paramedics joining nurses in their walkouts. the health steve barclay says that concern and about the impact that action could have on patients the foreign secretary is backing the right to peaceful protests in china over covid. protesters turned out again this evening despite , a strong police despite, a strong police presence. it follows demonstrations at the weekend which started after ten people were killed in a fire at an apartment block . blame apartment block. blame quarantine measures they prevented the vict

the europe led police operation , europe led police operation, including officers from the uk national crime agencyarrested 49 people across france spain, belgium, the netherlands and uae. a second british man accused having a key financial role within the gang has also been arrested. more than 30 tonnes of cocaine seized . the tonnes of cocaine seized. the government is considering the armed forces to stand in for hospital staff during possible strikes this winter . health strikes this winter. health officials are drawing up continued to cover frontline workers as ambulance drivers and paramedics joining nurses in their walkouts. the health steve barclay says that concern and about the impact that action could have on patients the foreign secretary is backing the right to peaceful protests in china over covid. protesters turned out again this evening despite , a strong police despite, a strong police presence. it follows demonstrations at the weekend which started after ten people were killed in a fire at an apartment block . blame apartment block. blame quarantine measures they prevented the vict

national police, su, teens and indonesia for continuing efforts to clear debris and recover victims of the mondays earthquakes and the town of t and june. the country's national disaster mitigation agency says the death toll has written to 310 while 24 people remain missing. the quaker struck a densely populated area at a depth of just 10 kilometers. indonesia is one of the most earthquake pro nations in the world. no nurses in england wealth, northern ireland are set to go on strike next month. it will be the biggest walk out in the history of britain's national health service. the nursing union says it's demand for raise of around 17 percent will make up for years of increases below inflation. but in bava reports from london, he's a nurse in britain's national health service and he's never struggled as much to make ends meet. chuck, who do bear me via juno, says he seen colleagues leave the profession to work in supermarkets because the wages are better. he staying puts, but he's making sacrifices. i've had to con, downhill on a lot of things or when the kids are, which i can't afford to provide for them because of the high cost of living. so it's not just about clap in for esther in

national police, they received 11 calls from people worried about that crush. some of those calls were made four hours before the event. the head of the police agencyreport. >> everybody was very fond of steven. steven was the kindest person there ever was. he will be there for you. he was a good friend for everybody. a kind soul. >> reporter: ian chang, a 21-year-old from florida is talking about his friend steven blessi. the two american university students met here in south korea during their semester abroad in seoul. >> took on here by himself. >> show me some cooking skills. >> reporter: the young americans mixed class work with exploring korea. >> he definitely liked the food here. for sure. >> reporter: the barbecue. >> yeah, the barbecue. >> reporter: and that includes late nights out. that is until saturday night when everything went horribly wrong. >> i didn't think it was real. you know, the whole thing because i saw him that day. right. and just learning the news that he passed away just, you know, doesn't seem to be true. >> reporter: the two americans planned to meet here in seoul's etewan district to celebrate halloween. that meant t

detained by law enforcement the europe led police operation , europe led police operation, including officers from the uk national crime agency arrested national crime agency, arrested 49 people across spain, belgium, the netherlands , the uae. the netherlands, the uae. a second british man accused of having key financial role within the gang has also been arrested. more 30 tonnes of cocaine was seized at the white house along the uk's foreign secretary backing the right to peaceful protests in china over covid restrictions . protesters turned restrictions. protesters turned out again evening despite a strong police presence. it follows a demonstration over the weekend, which started after ten people were killed in a fire at an apartment block . protesters an apartment block. protesters blame quarantine measures saying they prevented the victims from escaping and the national has decided not to energy saving scheme tomorrow paying households if they cut power usage. the move would have been the first ever live run of the operators flexibility service designed to ease pressure on, the country's energy grid and, avoid blackouts

detained by law enforcement the europe led police operation , europe led police operation, including officers from the uk national crime agency arrested national crime agency, arrested 49 people across spain, belgium, the netherlands , the uae. the netherlands, the uae. a second british man accused of having key financial role within the gang has also been arrested. more 30 tonnes of cocaine was seized at the white house along the uk's foreign secretary backing the right to peaceful protests in china over covid restrictions . protesters turned restrictions. protesters turned out again evening despite a strong police presence. it follows a demonstration over the weekend, which started after ten people were killed in a fire at an apartment block . protesters an apartment block. protesters blame quarantine measures saying they prevented the victims from escaping and the national has decided not to energy saving scheme tomorrow paying households if they cut power usage. the move would have been the first ever live run of the operators flexibility service designed to ease pressure on, the country's energy grid and, avoid blackouts

the european union's police agency said it had made nearly 50 arrests in spain, france, belgium and the netherlands — which included a british nationalration. the number of cases of diphtheria among asylum seekers who have recently arrived in the uk has risen to 50. most of the cases are in south—east england — where the manston migrant processing centre is located — which recently experienced severe overcrowding. the health secretary steve barclay said the risk to the wider population was very low. south wales police are continuing to question three people in connection with the discovery of the bodies of two babies in a house in bridgend at the weekend. two men aged 37 and 47 and one woman aged 29 have been arrested on suspicion of concealing the birth of a child. in scotland, professional footballers are to be banned from heading the ball in training on days before and after a game. the new guidelines are based omn research from glasgow university, the new guidelines are based on research from glasgow university, suggesting that former footballers were 3.5 times more likely to die from brain disease. earlier this year, the fa in e

british national crime agency has expressed concerns weaponry. western countries are sending to ukraine could end up in the hands of terrorist u. k. authorities, as well as european and global policing organizations, are on the lookout for potential locked markets. as with any conflict, when weapons pour in, there is a risk blow back. at the end of the conflict, there are surplus weapons that get into the hands of criminals or terrorists, while tracking weapons sent ukraine a proving difficult task. the spy, previous assurances in washington, the u. s. alone has sent more than $20000000000.00 of lethal aid to kiev. since the start of the conflict and according to the secretary of defense, help will not stop there as washington um, its allies are committed to sending weapons to ukraine, quotes as fast as possible. we heard from former seattle is the current host of the whistleblowers in rti, john kerry. i a say that because of the lack of accountability from the u. s. it's no wonder so many groupings are able to obtain american made weapons. this is the true shane of this policy of unlimited weapons to ukraine. i don't think anybody's doing anything about it. i don't think interpol i

agency. for us to, we don't want to create a federal police force across the nation. we rely heavily on our contracts for the security offers the protect our facilities through right now there are 6200 cfo posts that are staffed. x-ray machine magnetometer perimeter security that we rely happily on. we have made a lot of changes in portland. our public order policing doctrine in june of 2021 a new directive how we approach public order by policy directives with the director for the signature right now. that was coordinator with civil rights and civil liberties in the office of policy. we have managed to change the process and how we approach it. as far as utilizing it that was necessary because the local law enforcement and the police bureau who we work hand-in-hand with during that instance they were from assisting us. the potomac county sheriff's office and the oregon state police they came in to assist and they were. we don't see that anywhere else and we think it was done in port blonde and we no longer have it. >> thank you very much. mr. meijer. >> i want to fol

national crime agency house express concern is that the weaponry western countries are sending to ukraine could end up in the hands of terrorists, u. k. authorities, as well as european and global policing organizations have been attempting to uncover black markets. as with any conflict when weapons pour in, there is a risk blow back. at the end of the conflict, there are surplus weapons that get into the hands of criminals, or terrorists of tracking weapons sent to ukraine is proving difficult task in particular. the spy, previous assurances in washington, the u. s. alone sent more than $20000000000.00 worth of lethal a to key since the start of the complex out according to the secretary of defense help will not stop. there was washington on its allies, are committed to sending war weapons to ukraine. quote, as fast as possible. we heard from former c, i a analyst and current host of the whistleblowers here in r t. jon korea. he sees up because of the lack of accountability from the u. s. it's no wonder so many groupings are able to obtain american made weapons. this is the new true shame of this policy of unlimited weapons to ukraine. i don't think anybody's doing anything about it. i

police agency, europol, said it had made more than a0 arrests in spain, france, belgium and the netherlands. a number of other people were detained in dubai. among those being held are a british nationaln sent this report from the hague. the alleged ringleaders rounded up in raids — the result of a coordinated clampdown on a super cartel. more than £21 million worth of assets were seized, including supercars... ..luxury villas... ..and stashes of cash. the main suspects were using specially encrypted communication devices to organise their shipments, mostly from south america, in through the ports of antwerp in belgium and rotterdam, here in the netherlands, flooding the continent with cocaine. police hacked into the sky global crypto phone platform last year and secretly listened into conversations between suspected drug traffickers. as well as 43 arrests across europe, six men, described as "high—value targets", were detained in dubai. among them, a british national, who spanish police said had been living on the costa del sol. but after a kidnap attempt, fled to dubai from where he allegedly continued directing and coordinating this criminal enterprise. alongside another man with l

national disaster agency says hundreds of homes have been damaged or destroyed. right now, rescue crews are trying to find more victims who could be tribally -- beneath the rubble. reggie: open police want you to take a look at this car. they say it was used at a possible kidnapping friday night. witnesses say they saw two women struggling at the intersection of harrison and pull straight -- pearl street. eventually, both women went into the car. investigators believe this was a case of domestic violence, so they are asking the public for help to find this car and the people seem driving off in it. happening today, the two largest railroad units will decide whether to accept a deal with u.s. freight railroads. a no vote could force congress to stefan, to avoid a rail strike just before the holiday season. if there is a strike, it could happen as early as december 5. several other rail unions have already rejected the latest contract offer. worker say the railroad companies who made more than $1 billion last quarter can afford to give them more. kumasi: information in the death of four college students in idaho paired police have their the victim's remains. no arrests have been made

federal agencies are on alert to, in a bolton jointly released last week for the department of homeland security, the fbi, the capitol police, and the national counterterrorism center warns quote, perceptions of election related fraud and dissatisfaction and the electoral outcomes likely will result in heightened threats of violence and quote. meanwhile, concerns about political intimidation have already risen and been taken to court in arizona, where unauthorized people like this, have shown of the ballot box locations, sometimes armed and masked, wearing body armor, waiting for nonexistent mules, which is an expression it's describing people of soft illegitimate ballots into bell boxes, way for the bitter. up issues elections windy as the country is waiting for the violent assault of paul pelosi, a man who's looking for his wife, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. in new poll conducted in the weeks since the, attack the washington post finds that 80% of americans are somewhat or very concerned that political divisions have gotten so bad that they think there is an increased about violence this year. recent threats and acts of violence

agency. no group had submitted responsibility more than a 1000 people have been indicted in iran as nation wide anti government protest continue to rock. the country. authorities appear to have deployed mountain police in the capsule. try to stifle demonstrations here in high commissioner for human rights as, as egypt to release jailed egyptian british political activists, ala abdullah fatter, he's been on a 7 month hunger strike and prison, and stopped drinking water. 2 days ago when the cop 27 summit began in shambles shake, a french catholic church has been hit by a new scandal after a cardinal admitted to sexually abusing a child. cardinal is on pure record confessed, assaulting a 14 year old girl 35 years ago. it comes a year after investigation in the cat. french catholic church unveiled a widespread abuse of children by priests. and one person who brought a powell ticket in southern california has won a record breaking prize of just over $2000000000.00. that's the largest luxury prize in world history. the drawing of the winning numbers with delayed for several hours overnight due to issues with processing sales. please, are you headlines more news after football rebels? ah, with them on time

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national disaster mitigation agency reports more than 1000 people are hurt. authorities are looking for possible victims beneath the rubble as landslides threaten the area. the indonesian president spent monday visiting areas affected by the quake. policeing for the attempted carjackers and robbers who went after a woman in san francisco's mission district. the whole thing was caught on video. the great cup pulls up to a get -- the gray pickup was up to a gas station on cesar chavez. moments later the second camera shows the men struggle with a woman for her purse. when she did not let go of another man gets out of the truck and hits her twice in the face. these people were not able to steal the car because they cannot started. >> you see it from small stuff of people getting out of their cars quick to get grass -- to get gas and running out, people's hands are in their window trying to take something. it is bad now. reggie: an expert we spoke with does not recommend fighting back , he suggests getting gas when there are plenty of other people around. two drivers under arrest following the deadly crash in redwood city that left twin sisters without their parents. the 17-year-old and 23-year-old drivers were racing. grayson greg allman

nations largest law enforcement agency. i hope you share my concerns regarding the need to protect the integrity of dhs and all the components. you agree there is no place for shadow police within customs and border control and can you speak to efforts that department has taken to ensure entity similar to the critical teams are not reestablished? >> there is no place for a shadow investigative authority and any part of the department or any part of the government and what we have done is commenced a wholesale review departmentwide of our investigative discipline and accountability processes. >> what is the status of the termination -- >> i will check and get back to you with respect to the status. >> please do. next question is for you both. earlier this year that apartment released a report that detailed the need for information sharing as a means to addressing violence and extremist activities. i was pleased to see your agency plans to develop a central case and is meant system, information sharing mechanism for investigating allegations. can you provide an update on where dhs is with these developments or roadblocks? >> am not aware of any significant roadblocks and i

nation's largest law enforcement agency. so, i hope you share my concerns regarding the protect the integrity of dhs, and all these components, to be there is no place for shadow policing within customs and border patrol as we speak to efforts the department is taken to ensure that and to see similar to critical incident teams are not reestablished. >> senator, there is no place for a shadow investigative authority in l.a. part of the department or any part of the government. what we have done is commenced a wholesale review, department what, of our investigative discipline and accountability processes. >> and how is the status of the phase of that? >> i will check and get back to you with respect to the status other termination. >> pleased, a place to. next question, both for you and director wray, earlier this year the department releasing report the detailed the need for improved information sharing. mister secretary, i was pleased through built within burgers moves with them and recommend them for the role of being allegations, can you provide an update on where there have been significant roadblocks. >> senator, i'm not aware of any significant roadblocks in partn

nation's largest law enforcement agency. so, i hope you share my concerns regarding the protect the integrity of dhs, and all these components, to be there is no place for shadow policing within customs and border patrol as we speak to efforts the department is taken to ensure that and to see similar to critical incident teams are not reestablished. >> senator, there is no place for a shadow investigative authority in l.a. part of the department or any part of the government. what we have done is commenced a wholesale review, department what, of our investigative discipline and accountability processes. >> and how is the status of the phase of that? >> i will check and get back to you with respect to the status other termination. >> pleased, a place to. next question, both for you and director wray, earlier this year the department releasing report the detailed the need for improved information sharing. mister secretary, i was pleased through built within burgers moves with them and recommend them for the role of being allegations, can you provide an update on where there have been significant roadblocks. >> senator, i'm not aware of any significant roadblocks in partn