the permit ap applicant did meet with me in d.b.i. they met with senior inspector walls. some were hard regarding the drawings and getting an accurate description of work. at the last hearing, i wasn't here. inspector hernandez was here. i believe some questions were raised on the structural elements. the subsequent decision, i did see the e-mail that the a tell ant had gone to d.b.i. with a photograph. met with a senior inspector who escorted him to met mr. u with a photograph. he wasn't a furred i case. given a machine on a general question. which wasn't really -- i would prefer if appellant and this is a board of appeals issue that they let staff know that. it might help us, the people dealing with the hearings would know that. at some points they were brought up that were valid. mr. yu, i was made aware of the e-mail when i returned from my work and realized mr. yu wasn't made aware it was an appeals case. we did set up a meeting with mre engineer. mr. yu and him did meet. i was part of that meeting with the permit holder. there was some -- the header issues on the wi

large enough so while they get to approve a crypto-based etf other applications are still on the table including an etf that would attract apet of crypto currencies that was followed in july by bit wide and the bitcoin trust which the sec announced it was holding off on ruling on until september 30th so we'll hear then about that one. critics of the sec's decision have told me that they're frustrated because they say the sec has set a very, very high standard, maybe impossibly high, it's not clear what they would have to do to demonstrate that they are adequately preventing fraud and manipulation back to you, melissa >> bob, thanks bob pisani at the nyse if not now, when are the bitcoin etfs coming? our bitcoin ballers are at the plasma steve? >> we had this rejection the other day and most people, the sentiment was that we weren't going to get any etf to me, february 2019 is probably the likeliest and the earliest that we can get it why do i say that? the van eck decision will come at the end of september. they actually have until february so i would expect in september they push it off we also talk so that's 2019 and also

bashioum is making money on the ware, but he says the ap will be free when its launched and there are more than 100,000. on a waitl >> the mobile application can ecpport millions of people. really the bottlis the push notifications. we have challenges in rengtion to sendiut, you know, a million push notifications for residents in los angeles. >> reporter: but what about an emergency notification, like an amber alert used when a child is missing? u.s.g.s's bob degroot, who works with the shakealert technical teams, gets asked that a lot. >> the current amber alert system is great, but it's not built for spd. currently it takes somewhere between three to seven seconds to get those messages ingested and moving through the system. a and fema hasctually talked to us about shortening the time. aen on the other end, the cellphone carrieo have significant time delays associated with their delivery. we're working with the cell phone industry and they've been very receptive to help us get those times down. >> reporr: the general public may start to receive earthquake warnings in some areas later this year, but shaalert officials say there won't be a

connected cars, for health care applications, you know, it's crucial for the industries of the future to be able to grow and thrive. >> so it seems like here in washington the whole ap rat it is is geared up -- apparatus is geared up to head us toward 5g. congress appears to be onboard, has passed some legislation. the federal communications, which i cover, talks a lot about 5g and talking steps. and the trump administration, maybe you can fill us in on that. how's the administration doing, in your point of view, in advancing the 5g that your companies will help build? >> guest: well, todd, you're exactly right. every element of the federal government is really behind this 5g. we couldn't ask for more support from the fcc, from congress and from the white house as well as support we're getting in state legislatures across the country. all of them are trying to do the best they can to remove barriers to deployment, to create more opportunities for spectrum and to help get people trained. what we need to make 5g work is more spectrum as soon as we can get it, we need to eliminate barriers to siting of wireless infrastructure, and we need to make sure we have people pr