office between the two koreas where we can always discuss issues between the two koreas and this is a new era for the into korean history it is a dream come true. peace and prosperity is deeply embedded in our hope and we always wanted to achieve if it. it might seem a bit hasty but it's not wrong it's been our long term expectation and hope and thanks to our long term preparation we now have this realized. eighty million korean people. one ten hope for this peace and we shoot. complete a total denuclearization to achieve this peace and continue this peace chairman kim and i. discussed how to enhanced the corporation between the two koreas and how to a cheerful balanced economic development through various measures north and south korea. are to. start to connect rail and road between the two koreas case song industry a complex and tourism program are also to be resumed sooner or later go on and in order to prevent contagious or epidemics. we are going to work closely together. and we're also going to resume and. the regular meetings of the families in south and north korea which are south

only a few of us a bit in that position insight into the challenges of leading a minority party or a new party been tell us a better but we don't put it's like in comparison with say the leading one of the the big the big guns from labor and tory well of course a having not led one of the large parties is difficult to make the exact comparison but i would be pretty envious of the resources that the larger parties would have at the same time you have a greater coherence a small party and if you have a focus on a particular objective as the s.n.p. had in scotland in terms of super secure securing independence instead terms of becoming a governing party in your own parliament then that does give you a focus on which you can build which would s.n.p. has done successfully in scotland thanks very much to you and which by committee has done to a slightly lesser extent but going in the same direction in wales even in parliamentary. always struck me the who had been great figures of state like roy jenkins it was somehow surprised when the phoned in the third party bench they were subjected to the

a new study out by psychology today that only one in three high school seniors read a book for pleasure last year and electronic screens are taking away from reading time. >> guest: that is why the book festival is so important and that we make it fun. when you go to the young adult others and have graphic novels, manga and all these things that appeal to them it is reading for pleasure and that is the key. we make reading fun and something not judgmental what you are reading. it is not for required reading but reading you want to do. >> host: what is a library today? >> guest: a library is an opportunity center. i have been visiting libraries throughout the year. i was in sydney, ohio, and a section called beyond books, things you can think out, sewing machines, musical instruments, traffic cones, teaching young people to drive. the library are places, and every community has a library that is that place in the community that everyone is welcome. >> host: who can access the library of congress? anybody? >> anybody can access library of congress and with technology the library's website

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then they have to come up with a plan on how to address it. this could be the new normal for a while. >> ouch! that's going to be a huge impact. amy, thank you, reporting live from the transit center for us. >> we were able to fly a drone. these aren't the affected beams. but it gives you an idea of how prom tpha prominent they are in the building. >> thousands were forced to walk several blocks to the place they left behind last month. the terminal will be used until further notice. they are urging people heading downtown to leave their cars at home if they can and just take rough this mess. alexis? >> yes. well, good luck. i'll start off with that this morning. if you can leave your vehicle a the city today, don't do that. live at south beach part of the ramp is closed. once you make it to the end, you won't be able to continue straight on fremont past the sales center. i recommend taking harrison exit. i had no i just took the embarcaderembar. the city view of our traffic maps, fremont closed between howard and mission. we are covering it all morning for you. >>

i am interested in a new book by ben fountain. he wrote a book called - - a novel about an iraq war veteran returning to the united states for a few days. of a heroism tour. and how he was struck by the commercialism of the war effort in the veterans. it was a very touching and effective novel. now he's writing a book called beautiful country - - a nonfiction book looking at america during 2016 in particular. he feels were in the midst of a third existential crisis. a civil war and the great depression. i'm reading - - right now so i'm really curious to see - - [indiscernible]. >> i've not had a chance but people why respect who have had a chance to see the book praise it very highly. given how compelling his novel is, i look for to explore him in the nonfiction realm. >> - - just arrived on my desk. one volume. the history of the united states - - >> but she's the one to do it. as a new yorker. it's the perfect title for this book because she looked at the declaration of independence. we hold these truths. their political equality

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you needed a new time sense for the factory, you know? everyone has to show up at the same time which is a break from past practice. you know, artisanal and agricultural time is based on the live life, the season, the tasks at hand. now we have clock time, you know? and until the factory, except for some very special groups, clock time didn't exist. you know? so the factory that brings our notion of time, these even intervals and schedules and all that into place. so the factory is a whole system. it has a new work force and culture and rules and regulations. and a lot of people are very admiring of the factory as a technical innovation. but the factory system is a lot more controversial. for many, it's as much a nightmare as it is a dream, ok? foremost in their hesitation and criticism is exploitation of child and female labor. children, some very young, and i say children, and i think people tend to think 12 or 13 but we are often talking 5, 6, 7 years old who are forced to work in these factories either by their parents or many of them

a car? should you buy new, used, or go for a lease?e'll help you find the best value. >>> and later, adding a new member to the family we'll tell you why some parental policies include fluffy and fido and what they mean we'll be right back. >>> $8,849, that is the average cost of owning and operating a new car this year. while gas, maintenance, repairs and insurance get most of the attention, depreciation accounts for nearly 40% of that expense joining us right now to talk about how to cut and control costs is robert sinclair of aaa. and robert, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> almost 9,000 bucks to own and operate a new car? and we're not talking about something fancy schmancy, just middle of the road. >> the average new car is $36,000 now. so when you look at it like that, the numbers start to make sense, but especially depreciation that's the big elephant in the room and something people don't take into consideration. >> i was going to say, people don't think about that

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they refuse on the idea of a new center party and a people thought i think there are rooms there's room for a lot of parties to be honest so yes but i don't really for me most of the people that i know they're not represented by any of the parties most of us just have our own opinions about different issues and ideologies tend to lock people in so yes because i would like to see more issue based parties and people just have an opinion on one thing and then you can get around that rather than a whole ideology that tries to put everyone in boxes with labels and sort of stop. the s.t.p. filed it doesn't mean that there's not room for someone to do it better than they did it was my clear that the first as i understand was going to be the vote you can't keep going back and saying. the same thing time and time again if you don't accept the first vote then people don't have to accept the second vote then you have a third there's no into it. because we've decided once and that's enough once you had a referendum and it was more to leave interest i. know we don't need to. now that people understa

let's try a new tariff, the tariff of 1832. it's a strange tariff because it seems to contradict clay's program. it lowers the tariff from 45% to 35%. why does clay do this? you will recall, that tariff of abominations in 1828, south carolina and other states in the south are very angry about this. clay fears that 45% is pushing it too much. lower it a little bit, high enough still, but just a little bit to soften that opposition. the bill arrives on andrew jackson's desk. president jackson signs the bill. all sounds good. south carolina is not pleased. with this bill. the carolina nullifies tariff of 1832. it lowered the tariff. south carolina says not enough. this is unconstitutional. we have a right to declare it null and void. if you do not respect our nullification of this bill, we will secede from the united states. unbelievable. what is an jackson going to do? what is andrew jackson going to do? jackson could not be more furious with john c. calhoun. for jackson, this is an affront to his authority as president. jackson s

the golden state warriors are back and ready for a new season. lar season game in exactly three weeks. the team met the media yesterday and the team say they're ready for their final season at oracle arena, knowing their future is a bit uncertain. >> nothing lasts forever in this league. we've always said we want to keep this going as long as we can and we're in the thick of it. >> my sole focus is to win another championship and enjoy the ride along the way because it goes by fast as we all know. >> you just have to enjoy the moment, enjoy the now because there's going to be so much speculation as to what's ahead. nobody knows what's ahead. >> the latest championship banner is ready in the rafters and the warriors kick off their preseason at home against the minnesota timberwolves this saturday. they take on the oklahoma city thunder for their first regular season game on october 16th. >> they also play a game at the s.a.p. center in san jose and they have a kevin durant sharks bobblehead. they had a steph curry one a few years ago. now kevin dur

they're partnering with a new york-based starcup called the ivil media company, which is building a networkor platform, for inpendent news ganizations, including a new model for funding jonalism using a technology called blockchain. if you've heard of blockchain at all, it's probably because that's what is under the hood of bitcoin. bitcoin is the cryptocurrency whose value has swung wildly, making and losing a lot of money for a lot of people. in its simplest form, a blockchain is a giant digital ledger that keeps ack of transactions. the records aren't stored in any one place, but across independent computers anywhere in wothe rld. meaning, its supporters say, it's permanent and nearly impossible to hack. civil is trying to harness that same technology for journalism, including creating i own cryptocurrency to help journalists get paid for thei work. >> this isn't some kind of, your know, cy speculation. this is actually about supporting journalism. >> sreenivasan: vivian schiller is the c.e.o. of the civil foundation, which is a nm - profit ar the civil media company, and she's also a fo

newool year equals a new commitment for father figures in our area. ds in prince george's county will have anothererson to depend on. >> the men in their lives are coming together to make their school year a success. molette green has details on the fatherhood initiative. >> look. i'm walking down this radiow of men. elected officials. i have clergy from first bapti church and from other locations withoute pri george's county before school kicks off, these fatherhood ing the pledge, right? [ applause ] and franklin has spearheaded this effort. i want to read thege pl i plan to be a fatherhood example to the children academic achievement by doing what? >> we know that academic achievement is more that eun's chang will be, too. these dads are doing their job, right? [ applause ] >> going to the2th grade, you are a part of this group and you have benefited because you don't necessarily have a father as the impact now? >> it's quilled ee eed i would lot of the opportunities have m give the opportunities along the way. >> we're taking the fatherhood pledge

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i have a little good news if you're traveling in the tri-valley. we had a crash westbound 580 that cleared a couple moments ago. that is good. we no longer have thatiddl la bl hopefully this backup you're seeing from state route 84 will thin out. i think it cleared out earlier enough. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been on for 30 minutes. 5:30 the official start time. we'll take a look at drive times coming up at 6:10. >>> breaking news. >> we have b coming into our live desk. this is brand-new video just into the live desk showing crews battling a fire in the east bay. it broke out near a propane manufacturing and storage plant near pittsburgh, forcing firefighters to evacuate the plant as a precaution. the big concern is the embers floating toward the plant. investigators say the plant produces oxygen and has propane canisters. this all began about 1:30 this morning when a grove of trees caught fire. it destroyed a couple of acres, according to the fire captain. we'll keep tck and have updates as they come in.

over to mike, we have a new crash for oakland? >> i do, kari. te compared to yesterday looking really good. 6:19, almost 6:20, folks and look at the sensors all over the bay. you have a little slowing for san jose, just a little for pleasanton and 880 and hayward and union city there's a build there. i'll talk about the san mateo bridge in a second. i want to show you this crash as kari mentioned southbound 880 around the crash moving south from the beay bridge and past town town oakland. commute direction into the maze all avenues looking really good. the bay bridge toll plaza trust me has a lot of company waiting for you. you have to wait to cross the span and slower across that incline. richmond to san rafael bridge showing a steady flow of traffic. these are the fast track lanes, sorry, hov lanes. fast track and the cash lanes as well showing much more traffic flow and here is what i was talking about for the san mateo bridge, westbound across the span with all of these tail lights really packed in out of hayward over the last 20 minutes. slo

news primarily? >> man, it's across a very wide range of feeds. will make special efforts to look at what's in "the washington post," "the new york times" and so on. i'm just sorry that not enough of them are funny. oh, there's -- last week tonight, of course. and the podcast where -- the bugle. >> how should we be empowering students to contribute with fact checking? >> students on the fact-checking level, and i'm assume ising like high school? -- assuming like high school? i would encourage them instead to learn how to become wiki media editors -- wikipedia editors. wikipedia needs more and more people writing articles and correcting them. and in wikipedia parlance, an editor is also someone who writes an article. that's what i would like to see in school, because wikipedia is where facts go to live. and it's actually pretty good in those regards right now. not perfect, pretty good, getting better and better over time. so i'd like to see, you know, i'd like to see high school students writing articles, fact checking them and, you know, getting c

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we got new video in the newsroom. a heavy police presence here the shell gas station right at the d.c.-maryland line near new hampshire avenue. there's still no word on who may have been shot. were they pumping gas when they were shot? what the current condition is. who exactly they were looking sr. they arerching for a suspect but again still a lot of unanswered questions but the good news is news 4's chris lawrence just arrived at the scenng and he's goi to update usnihroughout the mor now back to you. >> we believe survivors. >> relentless chanting from otestors from texaste senator d cruz and his wife out of the restaurant. this was video overnight. protestors angry about the kavanaugh confirmation process outed we believe survivors and they didn't let up until the couple left the restaurant and cruz is just one of the republicans supportingrett kavanaugh. kavanaugh denies all the sexual sconduct allegations against him. >> last night he said he's not going anywhere and that he has always treated women with, quote,

another project to venture an interval in an venice is still a building site. it's the new headquarters of the spring immediate group. that will stand opposite the original building which are going to have built fifty years ago right next to the bottom or quite a political statement at the time. the new building designed by an courthouse stands directly on the form of deathstroke. the design traces the course of the berlin wall diagonally through the building leaving the area void and creating a large interior atrium. idea through thought that the it's interesting that this design was the only one submitted in the competition that decided to take the berlin wall as its cue for how to define and shape the interior so it's going to be a building that is actually shaped around the wall of one does i only know every dome. the nerve center of the new spring a campus will be the digital nice room. with the use of every like an empty theater with multiple levels it'll be allowed in full of energetic journalists so here on what was once the death strip view of a place full of life

crypto currency is one day eradicate corruption or is the digital world of finance just raising new risks that's a topic that's made for made your business magazine i've been physical and today we're going to be looking at new currencies that a saddled with some old problems first we have to ask the question ah cryptocurrency sebastian or a bubble because and strong to the scene is the first crypto currency it was created as a safe alternative to the crisis problem banking system mainstream investors and even lend is an outgoing with digital money that could ultimately put them out of business but it is big coin here to stay. eight years ago a pizza order turn to the world of finance on its head. and these two pieces worth sixty three million dollars of course not in two thousand and ten the program. paid ten thousand times for it at that time only worth forty u.s. dollars nowadays this would make sixty three million u.s. dollars. today honey it says no one had any idea that transaction would go down in history as a milestone but this fateful first ever recorded transaction of bit cohen is what ki

going to get a new fighting lay numb jelly beans that don't fit into. the the what case it was a good deal more as it ought to daylight jumps up doc. he didn't get they. didn't know the mold like that but. military terms the tet offensive was a failure in the fifty's forces who seven more than twenty thousand casualties but the american public's confidence in victory in vietnam was permanently eroded from that point of view it was a public relations victory for vietnam. because a huge demonstration for us for those times and the aim to find a letter to the us embassy and of course underneath it all was the hope that we might storm and occupy the embassy because similar things were happening in the vietnam at the time the u.s. embassy was occupied during the february tet offensive so we said if we could do that the symbolism and solidarity would be very clear. so we had this huge battle with the police force. i was under the delusion that america was an imperialist power and i think that all leftists still have that i have that illusion that america is is

he set a new course record of 59 minutes and 26 seconds. eelchair race for the seventh time — also in a course record time. alastair cook has received a standing ovation as he batted for england for the last time today, during the fifth and final test against india at the oval. india's lower order battled to 292 all out before the former captain guided england to 114—2. tim hague reports. there was no doubting who the capacity crowd had come to see but before alastair cook's final innings, the home team needed to get the final indian wickets. that wasn't easy, jadeja's style and substance got him to 86 not out but he ran out of partners. india, all out for 292, a0 behind england. this match was less about the result and more about him. cook coming out one last time. but how many could england's record run score accumulates this time? definitely more than keaton jennings. accumulates this time? definitely more than keatonjennings. that's called leaving a straight one. no such worries for alastair cook, who remained focused as usual, and showe

this takes it to a new level and it's hard to evaluate the claims. as a former staffer. i'm intrigued. what does the word senior mean? it can mean a hundred different people. so it could be a lot of people. i think there are times, you know, if you are writing about a mafioso. one thing i don't like about twitter when people tweet not under their names. you don't know who they are. charles: this person remains anonymous because they want to continue to do the good work of keeping the president in check. >> we don't know who the person is or how senior this person is. there are a lot of attempts to persuade the president. i'm happy with a lot of the policies, not on trade, but with the other policies the president has. he has to be given some credit. the fact that he's persuadable, i think is good, and i think we have some good policy out of it. it's not going to do anything to persuade the trump supporters that they are wrong. the president thinks -- he may be wrong about the press being the enemy of the people. but they are certainly the enemy of donald trump in a way.

a brand new cricket format — the hundred — is being trailed this month. e—week tournament, featuring eight teams and will start in 2020. today's trial was the only one open to the media. and patrick geary was there. welcome to the future or at least those running cricket hope might be the future. this trial matches our first look at the 100 ball cricket, a new format coming in to make summer a new format coming in to make summer ‘s time. how does it work? the school board counts down from 100 balls to zero, which is shorter than 2020 innings. five balls and rather than six and they don't switch ends at the end of every other soap bowlers could bowl back—to—back and then... they are trying out fielding substitutions and tactical time—outs. this is all to bring a new audience to the sport but how does it work in practice? to bring a new audience to the sport but how does it work in practice7m isa but how does it work in practice7m is a shorter, sharper format. but how does it work in practice7m is a shorter, sharperformat. it but how does it work in practice

smart watches and a new version of the air pods. all the new iphones said to have the same design as the iphone 10, facial recognition technology, better camera, and faster processor. how much will apple charge? analysts say the company could test a higher price point than the iphone 10, now sold at $999. >> there are some people that think apple should charge more. investors like warren buffett, for example. but the reality is, that's a tough price point to get above when you are talking about a mainstream product. >> reporter: there's concerns about tariffs on china where the products are manufactured, which could pass down to the customer. >> they could easily absorb that without it being a huge issue. >> reporter: at the apple store in palo alto, customers say they have no problem working on a grander more. >> i asked for a sandwich and they gave me a 10 course meal with this phone. it's more than what i need. >> it's a lot but i keep then for 3 years. >> reporter: azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >> as apple gets re

a new pundit class and the rise of cable news. objectivity no longer meant the view from nowhere, a view free from bias or influence. now it meant balancing and competing ideology. a voice from the left in a voice from the right. this new media landscape, a growing and powerful conservative media on one side, and a new form of balance objectivity on the other, have consequences for presidential politics. by the mid-1990's, the partisan press, particularly on the right, was enjoying resurgence. conservative media would exercise outside in on presidential campaigns and administrations. this is 1992, rush limbaugh. rush limbaugh's radio program goes national in 1988. by 1992, limbaugh is a media juggernaut unlike anything anyone who ever seen and nobody knew how much influence somebody who had tens of millions of listeners and a best-selling book and a television show would have. when he is running for reelection in 1992, george h w bush said, if i walked down conservatives, i need to lock down rush limbaugh. george h.w. bush invites

security issues were a real issue several years ago.they ra along the perimeter. new technology, better technology was needed. now they are going to get it. there were high-profile breaches. the most famous in 2014 when a 15-year-old boy climbed into the wheel well of a plane and flew to hawaii. he survived. a woman was able to hop the fence and was caught trespassing. this airport and the miami international airport are the two to test new technologies. they will split up $10 million. some of the security it includes video cameras, analytics software to detect unauthorized personnel on the property, laser, fence and ground sensors and radar, microwave and infrared sensors that can cover a larger area than a typical camera. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you.vepmtsn aou. the city of san jose will allow hope village to lease a piece of city-owned land near ma net ta international airport. it can stay for 180 days. the city will only charge $1 for the lease. volunteers created hope village without permits on a state parking lot last week. it

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twitter is rolling out a new way . we have more news. good morning. in a blog post yesterday twitter said it's planning a new policy that will focus on what it calls dehumanizing speech. the new rule would be in contact. in an identifiable group even when the material does not include a direct target. the new policy will target things that may seem abusive. it does not target a specific person. they are asking the public for feedback on this proposed rule. >> the food chain sonic they have a new owner the deal comes as a sonic battles increasing competition from bigger rivals like mcdonald and wednesday -- wins wendy's. summary mergers going on. but here is exciting the story this morning. dunkin donuts is no more. it is officially dropping donuts from its name and well simply be called dunkin. don't worry donuts will still be on the menu. the company said the name change is a effort to modernize and increase its focus on other items. it will always be dunkin' donuts for me. they just built a new dunkin' donuts so it's already out in the marketplace. a

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i think that is the headwind, in a way, the new chairman after janet that is the headwind, in a way, has announced, stock markets are strong, and employment at record low levels, inflation creeping up, growth of a% a year, the concern from the fed is that there will be three more rate rises next year, is the an overheating problem? you‘ve also got this remarkable political battle with the president has criticised the chairman of the fed raising interest rates, saying it doesn‘t help with "cheap money" is the president calls it, and jay powell has gone around meeting congress members, saying, this is why we do what we do and we should be independent. so as ever with america, a new prison because of the way the president operates. you have to look at these things but the fed is concerned with things like overheating in the economy and this huge fiscal boost, meaning inflation could become runaway, high wages will feed into the system and i think that is the danger as well. thank you. we have run out of time, have a lovely weekend, kamal. this is set to stay in touch, we will look at yo

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one is a new crash -- it is a traffic hazard southbound 680 which gets busy. a semitruck or a lumber truck that is in one of the right- hand lane's. looks like there is a little flung around the exit and stalled semitruck carrying lumber. be aware of that. this is a continuing problem. this is southbound a 80 just before a street. looks like a three vehicle collision has moved out of the way but the damage the damages done in southbound 880 up to the san mateo bridge westbound for at harbor street a crashes moved out of the way if you are driving to the macarthur maze it will take you about 33 and it's. not terribly bad vacancy is not backed up as you approach -- approach the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza looks a little busy and the cash lanes are getting a little bit filled up taking onto the span if you're in the carpool lane jews should have no problem getting through past the toll plaza. >>> day two of the senate confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is underway. >> we are not supposed to be influenced by political pressure

today's problem due to a shortage of drivers. but newck's coming, our wait‘s nearly ended. we're told they'll be worth it. can our railway be mended? good evening and welcome to a special edition of inside out, coming live from the national railway museum in york. this japanese bullet train is designed to travel at more than 200 miles an hour. but passengers here in the northern england complain that their speeds are more snail‘s pace than bullet. for the first time in the history of inside out, our programmes across the north of england have come together to ask if we're getting a raw deal when it comes to investment in the railways. passengers across the north have had a miserable summer of travel disruption. i have had two occasions where the person stood next to me has passed out. once at urmston train station, a little old ladyjust slumped down the back of my legs. on the east coast mainline, virgin became the third private operator to face financial meltdown. which franchise will be next? you have not only got what's now just gener

a new round of tariffs is hours away. ir chief is a correspondent -- chief asia correspondent, stephen engle. last week the markets were optimistic we were going to get more talks as things were looking, not quite so bad. what happened? >> china canceled the talks. we are expecting that. we also last week of those comments from -- at the world economic forum. he struck a similar tone that china will take a path of a leader in globalization. they will not weaken the you want -- yuan. they will not weaponize the yuan. also the csrc saying they are hoping for the best, however, they were preparing for the worst. then came the weekend, where we heard china saying, we are not going to go ahead with these proposed talks from steve mnuchin. we are getting comments as well from donald trump, just yesterday saying, you know what? i don't want to, but it looks like i'm going to have to. that is the next level of tariffs. another round of tariffs on top of the $200 billion worth of goods likely to be enacted in four hours time from n

a brand new cricket format — the hundred — is being trailed this month... to the media. and patrick geary was there. welcome to the future, or at least what those running cricket hope it may be. this is our first look at 100 ball cricket, a new format coming into summertime. the scoreboard counts down from 100 to zero and that is shorter than a 2020 innings. there are five balls rather than six and they don‘t switch ends at the end of every innings. they‘re also trying out things like fielding substitutions and tactical time—outs. the aim of this is to bring a new audience to the sports. but how does it work in practice? bring a new audience to the sports. but how does it work in practice7m isa but how does it work in practice7m is a shorter, sharper formats. but how does it work in practice7m is a shorter, sharperformats. it but how does it work in practice7m is a shorter, sharper formats. it is something new, it has some tweaks to the t 20 format. i think it is really that simple five version. it is taking things too similar level. but people can really e