the days first run there was paralympic star alessi of logic you know who picks up two gold medals in the beijing and london games. we do call him peace talks to him big gold medals is there still something special for you. of course it's a unique feeling because i had never carried dorsch before i had first i ran with it quite easily than i felt he was becoming heavier and heavier but i was determined to carry it properly and show it to everyone so that they could all appreciate the moment. and the crowd's reaction words factious i missed out on going to my home games in london and i was determined not to let such a twenty four team pass me by there were fourteen thousand torchbearers slots up for grabs one of them was going to be mine. when we were making the technical order for the factory we say look let's make the thing we want to who. you know whole and also desirable should be like wow. a lot of questions where are. weight it's quite heavy we have to take all the cover and the middle that out by the machine extra weight of the aluminum so it's really fine. it's the feather feat

her steve alessi is sitting right inside me. t-mobile has been a target for a long time.up to speed on exactly where this stands. ring ourappy to viewers up to speed. sprint with softbank are making a massive er plush in washington. they want to get consumer advocates on board. they were to get politicians on board. they know the justice department does not like the idea of further consolidation. the justice department says it will hurt customers. stoppedice department the deal between at&t and t-mobile, t-mobile has been successful in driving the price war going on. margins,ok at the t-mobile is at 19%. if you look at verizon and at&t, they are at 40 or 50%. they are undercutting their competitors. they are successful at it. they have had the most market share gains in the last three quarters. they are being successful. that hard to argue consolidation is good for the consumer. >> have you ever seen an executive like the ceo of t-mobile? >> we have plenty of good executives in this industry. t-mobile is very tough. they are doing very well. is a smallerate base of custom