angie: thanks.ys initial coin offerings are illegal, asking for all related fundraising activity to halt. bitcoin tumbled on the news come although now it has leveled off. we have also got to guess with us now. cover and why ban is it happening now? all ico's callista so now you can no longer raise ico's or continue trading them. banks have been prohibited from offering services. if you have already phrase money through an ico, you will be asked to refund it, so you have to liquidate and return funds. we saw that happened today and late yesterday, so it is a comprehensive hand. the timing coincides with the ico's of scams related to . china accounts for about a fifth of all the ico's globally, about $2 billion, and i think that activity has been increasing, so the authorities decided to step in now before things got even ,orse to slow the market down so for now the market is frozen. angie: let's bring in our gadfly columnist here. unsuccessful.is why du suppose china is doing this now? is it to prot

angie: i'm angie lau. we're off the lows of the session and take a look across the region as i bring up gmm on your bloomberg. right now we are seeing mostly losses, falling off for yet another day. risk off mood. the nikkei 225 is one of the laggards, the japanese yen, one of the safety havens, strengthens on the heels of north korea saying that the trump frederick is a declaration it could shoot down any u.s. warplane that flies not only in its airspace, but also in international airspace. so watching the japanese yen here, and also notable in the equities space is hong kong. we are seeing real estate bounceback fractionally higher. one of the big laggards today is the information tech, down 1.4%. one of the big reasons is the 18.5% heavily weighted tencent, falling on what we saw on wall alphabet,cebook, netflix, google, amazon. dip that hasgbig recovered. this is the mood in asia. what about you? yousef: quite a bit of positive momentum across the commodity markets. to therency didn't jump highest

angie: i am angie lau and hong kong.ng could be more dangerous and the economy today than it was 10 years ago, a view of our next guest, chairman of the economic and development review committee at the oecd. william, you are putting the warning flag up. what are we missing, or are we just staring at it and ignoring it? >> i think the situation looks to me to be very similar to the way it looked in 2008. we were seeing all sorts of audit developments in financial markets, prices of many financial assets are very high. high-yield assets in particular. vix isis very low -- the low, housing prices in many countries rising strongly. all of these are things which i think are sources of concern. angie: i would like to highlight what you are talking about. g #btv 5692. what is fueling the markets? debt, cheap money, right? take a look at the biggest economies in asia, china and india. we always talk about the huge debt pile in china which could be a concern if it pops. but take a look at india's bad loan ratio compared to its to

normal high, angie, is 78 degrees for this time of year. we're going to be feeling like summer this weekend. >> wow. thanks, sheena. 4:20. by now you know amazon is looking for a home for its second headquarters. prince gorges county is offering them a few different sights. the area officials are proposing hoping to land the company in our backyard. >>> and if you're just turning on your television, we continue to follow this breaking news in mexico city where hundreds are dead after a major earthquake. the latest in the rescue still yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! i'm not a real moose? give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> you'

i am angie lau.the storm, asian stocks as hurricane irma lashes florida. damage may not be as expensive as feared. north korea threatens retaliation as the un security council set to vote on new sanctions. china's policymakers pushback against the yuan, making it cheaper to short. the u.s. military has begun relief mission for areas hit by hurricane irma. the storm remains that category to with wind of up to 175 kilometers an hour, lashing many parts of florida, making to land falls on the west coast, driving a wall of water and wind that submerged miami and has tampa they lose.g for a delusio it was strong enough to topple cranes in miami. the financial district was turned into a river. irma did week and is letting up in terms of what he or see following the storm hurricane harvey as well. the forces of hurricane irma weakening. oil prices gaining ground. new york crude and brent on the up as u.s. refining operations are back online. 16% of capacity does remain shut. the dollarve helped recover some

angie: thank you so much for that.e to set policy. no rate hikes are expected, but there is room to watch for the fed has kathleen hays reports. has fed reserve policy makers get ready to meet in washington 100%week one thing seems certain, that there is a 0% chance that janet yellen and colleagues will vote to raise interest rates because their key inflation gauges running at just 1.4% year-over-year, far from its 2% target. willrs are betting the fed make and make a third rate hike in december. j.p. morgan chase international jacobbeen -- chairman frankel is raising a red flag here it he says inflation will start rising and the economy is strong enough for the fed to normalize by raising interest rates. isfact, he thinks the fed running the risk of creating financial instability if it rates too long. >> the focus of discussion has been is the economy robust enough to sustain a hike or series of hikes. i would say it is important to balance this question with the counter question, which are their damages that happen t

we want to check in with angie goff at the live desk for more on what happened overnight. angie?od morning. irma is moving west, targeting the virgin islands.

angie: reports from the u.k. to win back its license. sunday times spoke to tom elbridge. the sunday telegraph says rival ride taylor left try to take advantage of uber's london low, having held a series of meetings with transport officials in the past year. developers in hong kong after more cities on the chinese mainland posing restrictions to quote the property market. had to thisve positive and in phase of more scrutiny. more on that story and the broader implications with our guests this hour, he is head of asia multi-assets. nice to see you. it has been a wild. >> thank you for having me. have beeny would better if markets were up today. but you have to start with the story. 2.5% drop on shanghai property stocks should be the biggest drop since four months. the question i am asking myself, if i do not have exposure to chinese property stocks, does this affect my investment? >> no, i don't think so. , the propertyent developers have done extremely well. if you have a look at the charts, less than a few weeks

angie goff at the live desk with what happens after you went to bed. >> angie? >> you saah that damage there. more protests are possible today, this is after the march in st. louis. 80 people were arrested overnight in protest of a white police officer acquitted for fatally shooting a black man. a new look at the significant damage that was done to businesses and buildings. you saw some pictures there of windows shattered and you see other people taken away in handcuffs. the mayor blaming what she called agitators for the violence and said for the most part, the majority of the protesters have been peaceful. >> we do not condone this. i'm probably speaking for a lot reporting that a chemical was thrown on police at one point and one officer with being treated for a nonlife-threatening injury. that's the latest much. >>> angie, thank you. 6:07 our time now. >> this is exactly the sort of thing redskins fans want from kirk cousins. in the red zone, tie game. comes through. 2:00 left, tie game. we were all sweating bullets. >> a little bit of pressure sometimes can

angie: it is the boldest move yet by this crown prince.does it mean for overall reform, overall organization? guest: i think what people do not understand is that saudi is quite a young society. the image that would have of ourselves is very different from how the west is us. we do value traditions. we value continuity in history, but also we have one of the youngest populations in the world. we have a youth surge in our country where people are trying different things economically, experimenting with entrepreneurship. yet, sometimes all people care about are the negatives. there are a lot of great stories, saudi arabia -- there are a lot of great stories coming out of saudi arabia we touch to the head of saudi capital equity research about the case of saudi reforms riyadh >> this is a symbol of what we have now seen, which is an unprecedented concentration of power within saudi, and astonishingly accelerated process, and that has enabled the execution of reforms far quicker than we have grown used to in saudi. the lifting of the ban on wo

i'm david culver alongside angie goff. >> yes. alongside all our friends who are watching but also online on their phones and tablets, joining us behind the scenes for facebook live. we'd love for you to come in and join us. >> appropriate topic for facebook live, kind of summer in september. >> yes. >> feeling another warm one out there today. we have lauryn ricketts standing by, tracking that. what's up, lauryn? >> what's up, guys? temperatures, average for this time of year are the upper 70s. we're going to top out in the mid to possibly upper 80s for day time highs today. get ready for summer to make its return. as we head through the end of this week, that warm spell will finally break. all good things must come to an end. temperatures now if you're on the shenandoah valley, a little on the cooler side. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s. again, there is some dense fog in this a back. we are warming up. temperatures, low 70s right now. we'll take the temperatures to the 80s for day time highs. by lunch, it'll feel like

angie: it is the boldest move yet by this crown prince.t does it mean for overall modern nation? -- modernization? guest: what people don't understand is that saudi is quite a young society. we do value traditions. we value continuity in history, but also we have one of the youngest populations in the world. we have a youth surge in our country where people are trying different things economically, experian minting -- experimenting with entrepreneurship. peopleetimes all care about are the negatives. this is a symbol of what we have now seen, which is an unprecedented concentration of power within saudi, and astonishingly accelerated process, and that has enabled the execution of reforms far quicker than we have grown used to in saudi. the lifting of the ban on women drivers is just the latest in a progression. early this year we saw the announcement of a grand vision, and that look a lot like a template from a management consultancy report. -- wethen we have turn it have seen it turn into the concrete plans and measurable actions that giv

angie: top risks about india? space. with the reliance on smart accessible to 500 million people, it will be an incredible boom in every direction. we have to watch that carefully. tech stocks of by mostly across asia. shery: thank you for joining us. a whole hour, so that is great. we were discussing india and emerging markets. pressureeing downside across markets in asia and geopolitical tensions gaining ground, having an impact on everything across assets. angie: we're hearing from a lot of people with cash on the sidelines getting ready to go in, but the emerging-market picture as it pertains to mark mobius, it is still very helpful and healthy. bloomberg markets: middle east is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following program is a

aaron, eun. >> angie, thank you for 4:47 right now. expect to hear a lot about north korea today. >> that is expected to be the main focus of president trump's first address to the united nations general assembly later this morning. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. tracie, what will the president's message be on north korea? >> well, the united nations needs to get tougher, that the world needs to work together to really get kim jong un to stop test firing these missiles. he's called north korea a menace. he has, of late, called kim jong un rocket man on twitter. today in this first address to the united nations, he will try to balance his america first philosophy with working together with these more than 100 nations who have gathered. expected to be a big part of this speech, reform. trying to make sure that the united nations works more efficiently. he wants to make sure that every country, not just the united states is contributing financially, militarily, doing their part to confront rogue he's also expected to hit o

let's return to the forum with angie. angie: all right, thanks. let's take it back. about china and the concern about the deleveraging and the impacts of sayinging coming in and that company is not interested in both types of acquisitions. jinping is think xi being a good country executive. he saw a lot of money go out of china, was not sure where it was going, if they were paying the correct money. he said we have got to cause. -- pause / we don't want a situation where people went willy-nilly on assets. he wants a controlled corporate fashion. this is good politics. some of these were good and great. some of the not so great. they were over paired. -- overpaid. angie: it seems really arbitrary especially when you are trying to advise investors and clients where to put their money. jonathan: what i tell investors to do is to understand true pricing. there is a lot of fluff in the global marketplace. we have the impact of liquidity. president xi says don't be distracted by liquidity. find the underlying value. if you are looking at buying assets, that is great, but d

angie and her kids were everywhere at the toronto film festival.he's pulling now punches about life after splitting from brad. so, you don't like anli well, she doesn't really care. quote, i never expect to be the one that everybody understands or likes, and that's okay. because i know who i am and the kidsw knowho i am. the 42-year-old single mom of six gives two new interviews -- "the new york times" and "people" magazine. topic number one? life aftraer bd with the kids. calling them the best friends i've ever had, angie seems to take a subtle swipe at her ex, saying, nobody in my life has ever stood by me more. the six are home-schooled, learning arabic, sign language, and physics. maddox has his pilot's license and can now fly solo. and turns out the kids want angie to do an action movie. knox even offered to help. he said, mom, i can train you. i can help you run, do pushups. as for shiloh, well, remember this story brad told oprah in 2008. >> right now, shi is in this thing. she only wants to be called john. john -- would you like orange juic

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angie goff is in the newsroom with what all happened here. >> this is what we know so far. man is in custody after a cache of weapons was found in his car. cnn was the first to report this last night. secret service officers approached the man outside of an art gallery near pennsylvania avenue northwest. he reportedly told him that he wanted to talk with white house officials and particularly with the secretary of defense about missing paychecks. now after they searched his car, they found nine guns and three knives inside. cnn also reporting that the man had tennessee order of police pl we're still working on getting the man's name. so we'll continue to follow up. that's the latest from the newsroom. ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> it's what everybody will be talking about at work today. how politics and football game baim one yesterday. protests all over the nfl followed president trump's comments. redskins owner dan snider took the field with his team last . . . . . ocked med while others decided to kneel. on the other side of the field,

angie? >> yes. on the main land, eun and aaron, but lots of different islands we have to remember all recovering in many different ways, but they were all slammed by irma. 48 people as you know killed in the virgin islands, cuba, saint march tense. the red cross helping as many people as possible. people are now sheltering in partially collapsed buildings which is also very dangerous. the dod, department of defense, has thousands of people in puerto rico, the u.s. virgin islands and the coast guard is sending aid and supplies and cell phone service all big issues. i have been in contact with friends at the virgin islands. they say their biggest problem right now, what they're worried about the most, is the looting and the lack of authority on the ground right there. so they're dealing with some major issues. aaron? >> angie, thank you. >>> take a look at this dangerous close call. >> when into georgia monday, it brought winds strong enough to knock down trees of all sizes. look at that, right there.

>> all right, angie.nk you. >>> take a look at this dangerous close call. >> when tropical storm irma blew into georgia monday, it brought winds strong enough to knock down trees of all sizes. this dash cam video shows a driver crashing into a tree that falls right in fnt moving vehicle. did you see it? right there, it says the driver was really surprised but otherwise okay. could have been much worse. what a close call. >> and those same strong winds also created some tense moments for passengers on this plane, the allegiance airlines plane was pushed off course by tropical storm force winds of irma on monday in myrtle beach, south carolina. the plane was safely diverted to raleigh, north carolina. they had numerous delays and cancellations as irma made her way north. >>> and she is getting it done. a nun in south florida revved up a chain saw and helped clean up some of the mess left behind by hurricane irma. see her working there, sister an margaret is with the archbishop carol high school in miami-dad

angie goff has more. >> putin urges die lag with pyongyang. it could lead to a global catastrophe. he condemned the country's la t provocation but suggested stronger sanctions that's been suggested by the u.s. wobt change anything. the comments come a day after south korea responded with military drills and a show of force following the latest nuclear test. >> also new this morning, a call for diplomacy for a diplomatic and peaceful solution to this ongoing crisis. >>> ten minutes after the hour now. today we'll get a decision that could put the future of thousands of young undocumented immigrants up in the air. the trump administration is expected to announce it's ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca. it's likely to include a six-month delay for congress to come up with a fix. nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants have benefitted from this program since it was created five years ago. they must have entered before turning 16 and have no serious criminal background. it's cleared the way for them to get work permits qualify for in-state teu tigs. >

angie, what's going on there? >> eun, let's start with how the peaceful vigil went downhill real fast. you're seeing that flame and the smoke. that's a police cruiser that's in flames. set on fire by protesters. expect to see more this after two officers were hurt after these clashes. now, before the violence, students gathered for a vigil for 21-year-old scout schultz. he was shot and killed over the weekend by police after schultz refused to drop a knife as he approached them. at a news conference, we did hear from a family attorney for the student and they said schultz had a mental breakdown on the night of the shooting. that's the latest. >> there are a lot of questions to that investigation. angie goff, thank you. >>> big congratulations for michelle cottrell williams. >> she was just named virginia's teacher of the year. she was honored at the richmond museum of fine arts. she's a social studies teacher at a grade school in arlington county. been teaching for 11 years. >> she goes on to compete for the natio

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff.ot we're working on for you on news 4 today. >> i'm megan fitzgerald at the national mall, where thousands of people are expected for events and protests. coming up, a preview of what to expect. >>> plus, he turned his part time job into a presidential meeting. this is cool. you'll meet the northern virginia kid who mowed the white house lawn. >>> and we're watching those temperatures on the rise. temperatures already at 70 degrees here in d.c. we'll continue to take them up to the 80s. feeling more like summer today. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in a few. >>> and a story that warms the heart. an incredible goal reached how news 4 viewers, you all came together to give a baby girl the burial she deserves. >> this is a sweet story. we have a lot of good stories coming up this morning. plus, facebook live, right? >> that's right. we'll fire that up in 30 minutes or so. >> great. we'll be back on air in a moment. >> announcer: news 4 today starts now. >> as we come up on 8:30, d.

angie goff. thank you. >>> president trump is set to deliver a highly anticipated address to the united nations today. white house aides say the president will talk tough about north korea. he's also likely to explain how his america first policy fits on the world stage. you can watch mr. trump's nbc news will have a special report starting at 10:30 this morning. >>> as you scroll down your social media timeline, you'll see tv news stories on the russia investigation. cnn reporting the government wiretapped former trump campaign chairman paul manafort before and after the election. meanwhile, "the new york times" says that prosecutors for the special counsel warned manafort that they planned to indict him. nbc news has not confirmed either story at this point. >>> both parties in the race for virginia governor have something in owe o 5-point lead over ed gillespie. that edge is within the margin of error. >> suffolk university poll shows an actual dead heat with both candidates at 42%. the closen

>> angie, thank you. we continue to monitor the track of maria and the impact of the storm. >> sheena parveen has been watching for the update on this all morning. what do we know now? >> it's still a category 1 hurricane. you're right, we've been watching this for a really long time. it's the closest to the u.s. -- the hurricane is still maintaining that category 1 strength off the coast of north carolina. but it's maxed out at this is barely hanging on to category 1 hurricane strength. take a look at the track now. going to keep moving north and it's going to take a sharp turn out to sea. that's because of a cold front moving through that. cold front will help to push it offshore. that will bring us nice fall weather finally. we have a huge temperature drop in the forecast. we'll take a closer look at that coming up. >>> sheena, thank you. 6:07 now. today, dogs from the hurricane battered british virgin islands will arrive in frederick, maryland. >> the dogs were rescued from tortola. that was the story

angie goff is at the live desk. what are they saying, angie? >> not information but we have new video. a man was shot and killed on rocky mountain drive. this is in temple hills as you mentioned. the officers there are looking for clues. this is in a neighborhood that can be found at the end of the wlok. police say the shooting happened just before 1:00 in the morning. they do not have any information regarding any suspects but they are asking for any kind of help that they can get from the public. obviously it's a story that we will follow up and as the morning goes on. un? >> angie, thank you. a woman was killed while she was crossing the street in gaithersburg. she was walking across muddy branch road last night when a lexus es ran her over. she died. she was 76 years old. >>> now to the latest assault on a metro bus driver. metro transit police say the woman that you see here, allison thomas, was arrested on tuesday after assaulting a driver with a bottle of sunny delight. thomas got on the bus with two children and became upset after the d

>>> angie, thank you. 5:16 our time right now. at least 90 people are dead after last week's historic earthquake in mexico. dozens of survivors took their sunday worship outdoors. they celebrated in open air mass. the homily was delivered on wooden pews that were carried outside the church. many in the congregation were afraid to go inside. thousands of homes and hundreds of schools have either been damaged or destroyed in two of the country's southern >>> there he is. rafael nadal is back on top after two and a half year drought without an appearance in a major final or a title. nadal won the u.s. open yesterday, dominated the match in three straight sets. this is his 16th grand slam title. one person -- roger federer with 19. >>> you heard right. this is normally covered in water. this is the tampa bay. those are dogs running around in the bay, full. as hurricane irma continues to pound south florida. eerie sights like this continue popping up. i should say irma moved north of south florida now. city off

i am angie goff.t's one of the stories has people talking early this wednesday morning as well as the next one. take a look at this video. yeah. someone getting put in handcuffs, thrown in the back of a police cruiser here. that usually means you have to stay put. not this time. check it out. this is out of texas. you can see the woman was a shoplifting suspect, able to take off the seat belt eventually she was able to climb to the front seat and take off in the car. she actually led police on a 20 minute chase. that's right. she was able to drive the vehicle away. after that they end up catching her, now she's facing more charges. a half dozen charges, in fact. >>> all right. lauren, i don't know how you follow that. i don't know if you have tricks up your sleeves for the forecast. >> i am watching that video, she took the car, where do you go after that. so many buttons on it. let's go ahead and talk tropics. hurricane irma, historical storm. we have the latest track coming in, going to talk about t

it'll be hot, angie. turn on the air conditioner. also, david.gie because she's pregnant. >> we're already in a freezer of redskins and raiders, if you're headed there, temperatures, going to be beautiful for that. hopefully we can pull out another win. temperatures falling through the 70s. perfect weather for that. all eyes on maria of wednesday and thursday of next week. cloud cover moving into the area. the cone of uncertainty, just a little too close for comfort for us to call right now. we'll watch it as we continue into next week. >> i saw 53 friday nights. that's when you can have the pumpkin spice latte. >> i'm not going to wait. i want the pumpkin bread. >> we have the bread, thanks to our director. >> community shred goes on at dex fieldfe

. >> i'm angie goff. making sure i don't have crumbs on my new crumb catcher. >> you got it all. >> have a good week? >> i did. got weekend, the last couple days, and now excited because it will be great weather. >> we heard her welcome into the newsroom, as always. lauryn ricketts tracking what is going to be a nice weekend. >> i'm excited. i'm at work. it's my monday. technically everybody else's saturday. it's looking good. we've been fortunate to have nice weekends over the summer. of course, it is the first few weekendov of fall. it is beautiful out there. look at our view. the sun is coming up. just under an hour. 6:57. 65 degrees. we have a north wind, little touch of humidity this morning and throughout the day. you're also dealing with patchy fog. be careful out and about. visibilities are down, especially toward the shenandoah valley, where visibilities are less than a mile in some spots. be careful, especially in frederick county. we'll talk about maria and her impacts. we got the latest track

thank you, angie. nats fans, there is one day we know is already circled on your calendar, tuesday, july 17th. that's the all-star game. now we have a whole lot more to mark. the team released the schedule for next year. >> you can start with thursday, march 29th. that's opening day away, away. the home opener will be one week after that. the battle of the beltway is in june. >> the be in town. calendar's already marked up. >>> los angeles is lit right now. dozens of landmarks in the west coast city was in technicolor. >> did you get that? >> some people are like, what? they're awaiting confirmation that l.a. will host the 2028 summer games. >> among them was the coliseum was yesterday. >> all of those places, the international olympic committee is expected to officially announce l.a. as the next host by wednesday of next week. >>> 6:09 right now. a final farewell. if you missed the tribute to our friend and colleague jim vance, take a look back at the special tribute next. >>> plus, a nun on a mission

angie? >> that's what we want to look at. we want to see what this thing has done. as you mentioned, eun, new video to show you. irma blasted naples. one person sending a drone up to see what happened. take a look from above. so much wreckage there. flooding as well. the wind still blowing this hour. major infrastructure damage may be the biggest problem. right now, we know from here. hundreds of pepco employees are headed to florida to help the crews try to get the lights back on the dark. as chuck mentioned earlier, the storm now downgraded to a category 1 but winds sustaining about 85 miles per hour. we know that it is making its way up the east coast. virginia one of the states in its path that declared a state of emergency. mostly so they can get down to help the parts of florida that were devastated by the storm, aaron? >> thank you. we're working every angle of the story on this hurricane. it's hard to explain how powerful it was. you have to see it for yourself. david culver is west of ft. lauderdale right now in sunrise, florida. he has more on the incredib

angie goff is in the newsroom with more on the search and the new reward from the fbi. angie?> that's the latest update we got, eun. we can tell. official immediate dwra when we first posted it. as you mentioned, eun, the fbi offering a $10,000 reward for information about her whereabouts. information that leads to finding her. here is her picture. posted it online again. 19-year-old ashanti billie. she was last seen entering joint expeditionary base little creek last monday. she works at the blimpie's on the base. they alerted her parents when she didn't show up for classes. >> they found her car and cell phone in a dumpster. it was fully charged. th veterans, believe someone took the student from the base and did something to her. their gut feeling not good right now. they're still holding out hope and hoping that others will help them find their daughter. >> angie, thank you. >>> a social media firestorm. new calls to kick president trump off twitter. why twitter is on the defense. >>> plus, used to be one of the busiest malls in northern virginia until macy's closed its do

>> angie, thank you. 4:43 right now. you may need the high beams this morning as you drive into work. few areas dealing with fog. >> we have patchy fog this morning, aaron. as you're leaving, have the headlights on. take your time. not everybody. but everybody will be feeling the mild temperatures. later on today, it will stay cloudy. isolated showers in the forecast. we'll take a closer look at the timing coming up. >>> you can notice a difference on your kids report card if they go to school in a certain sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.