headlining this hour a potential winter games blow as the world anti-doping agency refuses to lift the suspension on russia's own anti-doping body we look at the possible consequences of that decision for team russia. the search for alleged russian meddling in the u.k. builds momentum with researchers claiming social media accounts influenced. the deposed leader explains all in a rare interview and the launch edition of our team's new talk show he tells host alex salmond how he felt a violent mob referendum day. here at r.t. h.q. in moscow where it's now one pm this thursday i'm calling bright welcome to the program first our big story today the world anti-doping agency has blocked russia's own anti-doping agency from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant. as far as possible. should be allowed to keep. international sports competitions but in the meantime the greed for compliance for the russian ph and she has been fulfilled in many ways but there are two issues which remain unfulfilled however water also said it is cooperating with the russian agency in dea

and it and the these few details are just come out so you know as you said why are the world anti-doping agency has said that result which is the russian antidoping agency is still noncompliant to the world anti-doping code what happened is that they haven't met the criteria that was outlined for them to continue as they were what outlined twenty points for russia to comply to and according to them there are two key points that they haven't had that they failed on the first one being denying the mclaren reports now you remember back in twenty fifteen that report came out and it accused russia of state sponsored doping now russia has not admitted to that that's the criteria number one and number two is russia did not give the water experts permission to investigate and test one of their athletes so there are two points there so hence the reason why they say you were treating elements is sort of but to not. to the dribble got it so what are going to mean of course these are the winter olympics are coming up in pure and showing what next year could it potentially mean that the russian libyans are

want a dialogue not a time now if we recap as to what's happened so a few hours ago water the anti-doping agency is saying that result is still not compliant to the world anti-doping code what happened is that criteria was laid out so there were twenty points to our criteria that we saw to comply to and according to water there's two that they failed on so the first one is denying the allegations made in the mclaren report and that was state sponsored doping the other being that. the experts were not apparently allowed to investigate and test one of their athletes it goes back to twenty fifteen when that mclaren report came out. state sponsored doping which russia always said and always denied in fact russia was very clear in saying that there wasn't enough proof in that report and there wasn't enough added evidence and one of the conditions for restart is a requirement of reinstatement requirements was that the russian authorities publicly excitement clarence findings and that's despite the clash of opinions that we have that. actually if we go back to september twenty seventh water did clear n

this is our to you headlining right now the world anti-doping agency blocked russia's own anti doping body from being reinstated amid a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant the details and reaction coming right out. of the news this hour the search for alleged russian meddling in the u.k. builds momentum with researchers claiming social media accounts influenced. the kremlin blamed for an attack on britain's energy grid. and president former lebanese prime minister to france but says it's not an extra in the wake of abrupt resignation. if you were if you're watching this. here in moscow i want to welcome to the news on r.t. international first a breaking story for you the world anti-doping agency has blocked russia's own anti-doping body from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non compliance is going live to our to the she's across development. so in essence what's been concluded yeah well colleen this is only happened a few hours ago and the world anti-doping agency has said that the russian anti doping agency is still noncompliant with the world anti-doping code

news the world anti-doping agency blocks russia's own anti-doping body from being reinstated amid a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant the details coming right up. the search for alleged russian meddling in the u.k. builds momentum with research is claiming that social media accounts influence. the deposed leader explains all in a rare interview in the north tradition of artesia new talk show he tells host alex salmond how he felt the day mylan violence marked the referendum. to see. the violent face. of you watching this thursday the sixteenth of november this is r.t. international news with me. first off our breaking story that the world anti-doping agency has blocked russia's own anti-doping body from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant let's bring you up to speed now r.t. correspondent across all this hi again there give us an overview. as you can imagine this. issue has been going on for a long time there's lots to talk about it's quite complicated but let me start with the fact that there's been a lot of positivity actually towards russia by praisin

committee within the last few hours has recommended that russia's own anti-doping agency rosado not be reinstated after a lengthy scandal they've said it was noncompliant russia was accused of course of a state sponsored doping scheme following a two part investigation and its agency banned from operating into that proved that it made agreed standards now russia's sports minister said the country had done everything it could to get restarted reinstated but felt the decision now is politically motivated however another twist to it russia's limpid committee chief hopes the decision won't impact russian athletes to compete of course in this forthcoming twenty eighteen winter olympics in south korea bit more on it since you saw. it was declared non-compliant two years ago it's taken numerous positive steps to improve this a first of an independent anti doping commission was set up while it was also changed the it also changed the source of its funding to the body also established criminal penalties for those complicit in doping course is going to a lot more coming in on this through

claim they have this phone call on record on tape he called the current head of the russian anti-doping agency and offered money a bribe in return for a database of all russian athletes doping results. it was concluded that flushing who is now in the u.s. and works with professor mclaren telephoned a former site i had and asked her to sell him the database of russian athletes test results the former senator had told russian investigators about this and now the committee has records of their conversations earlier this month of course two russian athletes skiers both were banned for life from competing in the olympics due to positive results in doping tests but the question being asked here now is that if the investigation is still ongoing why are athletes already being banned for life. i that does it for me that i'll be back in exactly thirty five minutes with a full look to news you are watching right international action be with us. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i just felt like everything was ashes my family was l

widely accused of running a state sponsored don't ping program but even be head of the world anti-doping agency told me that the smoking gun evidence for that still is yet to be put forward keep saying there was no state sponsored bill paying and the other or most of the other evidence in clear. would not hinson it claims it doesn't prove it or want to. give them some time for a fish quite proof that proof is there in. terms of reference were to do so for those there was an institutionalized conspiracy and virtually did. to produce details on the road rules violations if evidence subsequently appears then it may keep it might make it much more difficult electorate much easier for the international federation to decide to go ahead against particular. russian athletes continue to face bonds for doping just recently a two a suspended for life from competing at the olympics i also caught up with the former vice president of the international olympic committee and former head of water dick pound i asked him why there was so much focus on russia and were individual sporting federations perhaps respon

have they have this phone call on record on tape he called the current head of the russian anti-doping agency and offered money a bribe in return for a database of all russian athletes doping results. still he was going clued it is watching who is now in the us and works with professor mclaren telephone to form a new site ahead and ask her to sell him the database of russian athletes test results the former senator had told russian investigators about this and now the committee has records of their conversations. earlier this month of course two russian athletes skiers both were banned for life from competing in the olympics due to positive result. in doping tests but the question being asked here now is that if the investigation is still ongoing why are athletes already being banned for life. ok thanks for those details are sought is more i guess thank you. now to just university in germany has banned certain religious practices after reportedly receiving complaints about students praying loudly in the library and using the bathrooms to wash their feet certain events have raised questions re

they believed to be legal from grigori chunk of he's the former head of the russian anti doping agency on whose testimony much of the mclaren report was was made and here's what they had to say matthew that's what caught our doping while taking the drugs i'd bought from roche and give it said the tests would always been negative if we used these drugs later he took them off me and never gave them back my athletes was disqualified for two years even though we deny using prohibited drugs later i remembered i bought some drugs from rob chink of during the testing period now i suspect the drugs he sold me were banned. of allegedly claimed that the athletes that these were illegal substances but after doping tests they were marked as positives nevertheless grigori washington himself investigators claim they have this phone call on record on tape he called the current head of the russian anti-doping agency and offered money a bribe in return for a database of all russian athletes doping results. it was concluded that flushing cough who is now in the u.s. and works with professor mclaren tele

nick of he was the disgraced now disgraced head of the restart of the russian anti doping agency during which he called the current head of the anti doping agency and offered money for a database. for a database of athletes results doping results he offered money as well as u.s. citizenship and amnesty. it was concluded that flushing who is now in the u.s. and works with professor mclaren telephoned a former sat a hat and asked her to sell him the database of russian athletes test results the former saddam had told russian investigators about this and now the committee has records of their conversations. this all of course after two russian athletes skiers were banned for life from competing in the olympics after they were found guilty of using bad substances questions here arise as well because these the investigation itself is still ongoing get athletes are already being banned for life. at the. these were the images that shocked the world over three years ago thousands of use edis trapped on mountain jar in northern iraq. to even. the media told the harrowing stories of the use e.d.s

claim they have this phone call on record on tape he called the current head of the russian anti-doping agency and offered money a bribe in return for a database of all russian athletes doping results. it was concluded that flushing who is now in the u.s. and works with professor mclaren telephoned a former sad i had and asked her to sell him the database of russian athletes test results that the former senator had told russian investigators about this and now the committee has records of their conversations earlier this month of course to russian athletes skiers both were banned for life from competing in the olympics due to positive results in doping tests but the questions being asked here now is that if the investigation is still ongoing why are athletes already being banned for life. r.t. spoke exclusively to russia sports minister pavel call of course on the country's cooperation with the i.o.c. and wider as well as if russia will take part in the upcoming winter olympics in south korea. a part of the announcement made today by russia's investigative body is very important i think what t

s still to come the wild anti doping agency has backed a ban on russia but is it beating in the winter olympics are there actually medal hopes really on ice. but first we're going to have an hour from our business is going to do has set out its plans for the future helena that's right amrita vostok and planning to ramp up its production of electric cars in china the german called make us says it will spend ten million euros over the next seven years to develop new he calls and hybrids for the chinese market he w aims to produce four hundred thousand cars annually by twenty twenty the capacity growing to one point five million that compares to about four million cars sold in china last year and it comes off to china and else the world's most stringent electro mobility quotas folks foghat has been making efforts to move away from combustion engines offered admitted two years ago to cheating on diesel emissions tests. times check in with our financial correspondent do my loan is in frankfurt for us hopefully we should be able to talk to her now jenelle how are investors reacting to this n

struggling for clarity the face of a possible blanket ban we speak to the chiefs of the world anti-doping agency on the scandal. most of the other evidence it was clear that the watch would look into the claims it doesn't prove no one to. give them some time. good morning it's a monday the twenty seventh of november live from artie's main studios here in moscow kevin owen with you for this thirty minute live news update and we start with saudi arabia it's hosted an islamic counterterrorism summit which is already being described as a meeting of an arab nato it was opened by the saudi crown prince who underlined that he sees the importance of this alliance. but for the last few use terrorism was at large in all our countries and most of these groups have been working in several countries at a time without there being a strong coordination between muslim countries but now we have this alliance. so let's look more closely at the alliance this coalition consists of forty one states and it's same did uniting them in fighting terrorism and arab countries however all the members have sunni muslim domin

travis tygart, the head of the us anti—doping agency — has criticised fifa for a "lack of desire" to llegations of doping in football, that were contained in the mclaren report. so far fifa has not approached the main whistleblower, gregory rodchenkov and wada has offered to help put them in contact. our sports news correspondent alex capstick has this report. with the world cup draw in moscow just four days away it is perhaps not surprising that the issue of football and doping has been raised to the mr mclaren in his devastating report identified 30 footballers. fifa says it has been in contact with mclaren. the frustrating is that —— frustration for anti— doping campaign means is that they not approached the chief whistleblower, the man who provided the evidence, mr rodchenkov. they are focusing on sports governance and corruption and the topic has been widely discussed here. i have been speaking to the boss of the us anti— doping agency. here we are months before a world cup and fever has not even talked to the chief whistleblower. we now have new evidence that has emerged about h

long investigation, two parliamentary select committee hearings, even the country's national anti—doping agencyto back that up. it was also hampered by the fact that it was not able to interview the dr because of ill—health today the anti—doping agency said it had concerns about the lack of a paper trail and the close link between the governing body, british cycling, and its professional offshoot, team sky, both of whom are based here at national velodrome in manchester. british cycling acknowledged today when they made a statement that there had been failings and they had made progress and improvements since the time that this was referred to. sir bradley wiggins has responded on social media today. he is not happy. he has given a statement in which he has made clear his fud. he said he was subject to a living hell, a malicious witchhunt. made clear his back row one. —— made clear his fury. he is angry. abbas will be uneasy about the ambiguous nature —— other people will be uneasy about the ambiguous nature of the findings. other people will be worried about the lack of power that the anti—dop

claim they have this phone call on record on tape he called the current head of the russian anti-doping agency and offered money a bribe in return for a database of all russian athletes doping results. it was concluded that flushing who is now in the u.s. and works with professor mclaren telephoned a former site i had and asked her to sell him the database of russian athletes test results that the former senator had told russian investigators about this and now the committee has records of their conversations earlier this month of course to russian athletes skiers both were banned for life from competing in the olympics due to positive results in doping tests but the questions being asked here now is that if the investigation is still ongoing.

us anti-doping agency.fever has not even talked to the chief whistle—blower. we now have new evidence that has come out about his knowledge of and on with russian football. it has created a mess of the situation and a body has got to the situation and a body has got to the bottom of it. it has been over three years since the report first exposed these and many years since the first whistle— blower started coming forward. the lack of desire and will to get to the bottom of it has continued to have this evidence driven out and create big problems. —— evidence and trip out. driven out and create big problems. -- evidence and trip out. the president said to me it would be another interest to talk to him and that the boss of the anti—dumping ages is said that fifa was not the only international agency dragging its feet. 0r only international agency dragging its feet. or that is doing is eroding people's confidence in the system. ac milan have sacked vincenzo montella as manager and placed former italian internat

the head of the world anti doping agency has admitted it's almost impossible to separate sport and politics craig read his comments follow warnings by russian sports officials that wada upheld the suspension of the country's anti drug body on political grounds. it's a sort of. impossible dream isn't it because over to our fates brianna straight to your loved one sports is such an important to people's lives on thursday russia has sports drug testing agency was denied reinstatement as why they claimed it had failed to meet two key criteria but russian officials are adamant those points have no relevance to the agency's work and that it had met the other eighteen despite a very tight time frame are to use and they were tutor investigates. the russian doping scandal has been playing out for years already every time we think has died down there it is again but despite the outcome of walter's latest announcement it appears to be pretty upbeat about the future and the steps needed going forward according to the world's anti-doping agency was only non-compliant based on two points out of twenty cr

making the winter olympics and south korea in february hang in the balance after the world anti-doping agency decided not to lift the suspension water says russia's anti doping body has made improvements over the past two years but that the country has not fulfilled all requirements first russia still refuses to publicly accept the results of an investigation that detailed state sponsored doping and they still will not allow access to urine samples gathered from suspected cheats the international olympic committee has the final say next month in december. joining us now for the latest on the water decision is hi yo subtleties the investigative journalist who first broke the russian doping scandal joins us from seoul thanks for being with us iow. how does this decision affect russia's hopes of competing in the winter games. well as a pressure gets higher for the international olympic committee because if the russian anti-doping agency is not cold cold compliant that means that. and then doping work in russia doesn't work. good way let's also suspend it in moscow so there are many reasons to be

this is sold and the world anti-doping agency's latest meeting the verdict it doesn't look good for russia the country's anti-doping body has met our water requirements to have its two years suspension lifted and it could cost them a spot at the winter games the greed of compliance for the russian until the agency has been fulfilled in many ways but there are still two issues which remain unfulfilled the main reason the refusal to publicly accept allegations of state sponsored doping. was the quote what is the sponsor doping it's the practice of doping drugs with state money drugs that are given to athletes that cannot have been the case. that's not our access to the urine samples from suspected cheats is the second sticking point our moscow reporter doc savage has the latest on the sample controversy in. the russian unto doping agency isn't allowing sealed samples from russian efforts to be tested a test could prove that even more affluence to perform and hansen drugs there we know of so far russian president vladimir putin is under pressure but the country sports minister has already com

the world anti doping agency has blocked recent russia's anti drug body from being reinstated after a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant the decision comes less than three months before the winter olympics get underway as far as possible plead our fleet should be allowed to keep part in international sports competitions but in the meantime the greedier roadmap for compliance for the russian one to do ph and she has been fulfilled in many ways but there are still two issues which remain unfulfilled however what also said it's cooperate ing with the russian agency in dealing with doping violations and meeting the roadmap requirements across developments for us today literature. the russian doping scandal has been playing out for years already every time we think has died down there it is again but despite the outcome of walter's latest announcement it appears to be pretty upbeat about the future and the steps needed going forward according to the world's anti-doping agency was only non-compliant based on two points out of twenty criteria one being that the refusal to admit to stat

the world anti-doping agency thinks not enough has been done something wants access to the moscow lab suspected of being the hub of its doping operation, weres said senior figures involved in a cover-up. mainly political rather than normal procedure. i'm not sure that either of them are, but that's a different argument. but they haven't been fulfilled. reporter: but russian authorities insist they are continuing their anti-doping reforms. >> we're doing all of our best to progress among the whole of russia. intervention, education, result management. just under three months to go until the winter games begin in south korea, russia's have are ruled out of taking part. the final decision is due in mid-december. but the international olympic committee must also make its decision, ruled that will leave a sporting superpower out in the cold. richard conway, bbc news. laura: more than 300,000 people from central america and haiti who live in the united states could lose their legal right to be here. temporary protected status, tps, is given to people after natural disasters in their home co

the head of the world anti-doping agency admits it is almost impossible to separate sport in politics after moscow slams waters decision to uphold the suspension of russia's and i drug agency. and we hear from an animal rights activist who was jailed for terrorism after releasing thousands of minks from her farm. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is r t international now the u.k. prime minister pointed the finger at russia in a speech on monday accusing the country of military aggression and election meddling but she offered very few details and apparently the stalled bragg's at talks are far less pressing chief among those today of course is russia but it is russia's actions russia's illegal onix ation of crimea so i have a very simple message for russia because we know there's a strong and prosperous russia russia has the reach and the responsibility russia can russia does not to secure the best possible brics it the day after may's a speech a group of researchers claim to russia had set up hundreds of a

what's going on with tyson fury and the uk anti-doping agency? ncy are a bit worried they are facing insolvency over a legal battle they've got going on with the former heavyweight champion tyson fury. he tested positive for steroids in june last year. part of his defence was that he ate uncastrated wild boar which has high levels of testosterone in it. this case has rumbled on to the point where tyson fury hasn't fought the two years. the agency are worried that if he wins the appeal he may sue them for loss of earnings. the uk anti—doping agency have an annual budget of £8 million, so it would be financially a bit difficult for them if they were to be sued by tyson fury. however, they've said they don't want to pursue this case because it sends out the wrong message if they drop it -- out the wrong message if they drop it —— they said they do want to pursue this case because the integrity of the sport is as important. also it sends a message to sports stars that if they carry on with long protracted legal proceedings they'll be able to deep the

i think in the real world they probably will i just last week were reporting how the world anti-doping agency had refused to reinstate were started the russian anti doping agency saying it had failed to comply with the watchdogs requirements now could that lead to a blanket ban of the russian team and think of the bigger picture what would a russian team ban mean for the olympics. well two questions you've asked the first one is a categorical yes it could really very easily lead to a complete ban this is not something that the i.o.c. wants but it may be pressured into this kind of decision say ok we've had enough we there's been a kind of an accumulation of positive dope tests from russians and so that's it you know we've got the report the mclaren report which allege that the state sponsored doping should say as a side bar that many of us remain unconvinced by the evidence presented by mclaren but most of the world is convinced so it could very easily ban the whole russian team the implications as your second question and i think that there would be far reaching this is not something that th

of making february's winter olympics still hang in the balance tonight this after the world anti-doping agency decided not to lift it suspension on the country the international olympic committee will make the ultimate decision either banning russia outright or allowing some athletes to compete under a neutral flag but that too could cause problems here is more this is sold and the world anti-doping agency's latest meeting the verdict it doesn't look good for russia the country's anti-doping body has met our wada requirements to have its two years suspension lifted and it could cost them a spot at the winter games the greed of compliance for the russian until the agency has been fulfilled in many ways but there are still two issues which remain unfulfilled the main reason the refusal to publicly accept allegations of state sponsored doping. most of the with what is the sponsor doping it's the practice of doping drugs with state money talks that are given to athletes that cannot have been the case. that's not our access to the urine samples from suspected cheats is the second sticking point our

be pretty upbeat about the future and the steps needed going forward according to the world anti-doping agency was only non-compliant based on two points out of twenty criteria one being of the refusal to admit to state sponsored doping claimed in the water back to mclaren report the other for failing to give water experts access to close labs as they want to test a russian athlete being only two points short of fulfilling the road map to continue to spend and has seen russian officials make their feelings very clear first up the russian olympic committee chief alexander as you call. baseboards water food to have relevance to restart his work the mclaren report itself created a clash of opinions it was contested by the russians who claimed that the report lacks sufficient proof to be deemed it legitimate and water itself did speak out when they cleared ninety five out of the ninety six russian athletes accused of various doping allegations in the report their reason being yes you guessed it lack of evidence and hence their cases were closed the russian sports minister has said his disappointme

winter olympics peter all of has been in quizzing athletics chiefs and the head of the world anti-doping agency about the allegations and russia's chances of competing. here the play the game conference in the netherlands the great and good from sports administration and values tackled with stopping drug cheats have gathered to discuss the future of the fight against doping in sport russia has been widely accused of running a state sponsored don't ping program but even the head of the world anti-doping agency told me that the smoking gun evidence for that still is yet to be put forward these keep saying there was no state sponsored guilty and the other or most of the other evidence in which claims. would not hinson it claims it doesn't prove no want to. give them some time for a fish quite proof proof is there in. terms of reference were to do so for those there was an institutionalized conspiracy and what he did. to produce details are not to go with rules violations if evidence subsequently appeal then it me it might make it much more difficult electorate much easier for the international to

the world anti—doping agency thinks not enough has been done. is also demanding acceptance that senior sports ministry figures were complicit in a cover—up. the argument from our russian friends today was these top two are mainly political rather than normal procedure. i'm not sure that either of them are, but that's a different argument. but they haven't been fulfilled. independent reports last year by the canadian law professor richard mclaren implicated the majority of russian olympic sports in cheating, prompting a partial ban at the rio 2016 summer games. the russian minister of sport directed, controlled and oversaw the manipulation of athletes' analytical results, or sample swapping, with the active participation and assistance of the fsb. but russian authorities insist they are continuing their antidoping reforms. we are doing all our best to progress in antidoping activity among the whole of russia. i mean in prevention, in education, in result management, testing and in investigation. with just under three months to go until the winter

the uk anti—doping agency fear they could be bankrupted by an ongoing case against former heavyweightmpion tyson fury. there are concerns that if fury wins his legal battle, earlier i asked our sports news correspondenet, richard conway, tyson fury was crowned in november 2015 as world heavyweight champion. uk anti—doping charged him with a violation of their doping policy in june of 2016. that was for the use of nandrolone. tyson fury has a unique defence. having consumed uncastrated wild boar, that is the reason for the adverse reaction. adverse reading. the legal dispute between the two sides has rumbled on for quite some time, nearly a year—and—a—half. there are concerns, i understand, within uk anti—doping ata i understand, within uk anti—doping at a senior level this case could effectively bankrupt them or render them insol vent. that's due to the fa ct if them insol vent. that's due to the fact if tyson fury wins this case, it is heading to a tribunal next month, it could end up in the court of arbitration for sport in 2018. if tyson fury emerges victorious, ukad could be open

lost the fight against doping in sport the world anti-doping agency backs a ban on russia taking part in february is a winter olympics it says the country has turned on deadwood state on sponsor cheating. and an island paradise that could soon be under water kitty bhatti is on the front line of climate change as the u.n. climb. as confidence goes to a close in germany. color of a warm welcome to you i'm under that shima the countdown is on for germany to get a new government chancellor angela merkel says talks have exposed serious differences between the parties but she remains optimistic about forging a coalition now metals conservatives have been locked in difficult exploratory talks with the business friendly tree democrats and the environmental remains now there's growing concern that the junior parties could walk away and trigger a snap election the deadline to reach a deal runs out tonight still america was upbeat ahead of today's crucial session. today is the day when we have to push ourselves in the other's situation we have to ask ourselves what is important for them if we su

to world doping agency standards and is now "completely independent." the comments came as the world anti-doping agency refused to reinstate the anti-doping program. the agency demands that russia publicly accepts results including that the company ran a state-sponsored doping program. russia to allow access to urine samples that were collected. it could and russia's hopes of competing at next year's winter olympics. global news 24 hours a day powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york i'm julie chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. >> i'm lisa abramowicz. julia: we are 30 minutes from the close of trading. the biggestng for gain in two months, unwinding losses earlier this week and we have some progress on the tax overhaul. the question is what'd you miss. takeet: house republicans a victory lap after the chamber passes its version of the tax reform bill. the focus now shifts to the senate, were they struggle to reach consensus on details on the proposal. lisa: tax r