to the rescue, the range of bots. —— ranger bots.adly dose of salt. the bots use an algorithm to identify starfish and then target them. they are developers say they are not in 9.4% accurate. and they get smarter with time. traditionally, divers have monitored the reef by going out and doing a visual check. they record their findings doing a visual check. they record theirfindings on a doing a visual check. they record their findings on a slate. something time can assuming, not to mention expensive. —— time—consuming. time can assuming, not to mention expensive. -- time-consuming. they can only be in the water for up to three orfour can only be in the water for up to three or four macalister day. they can't dive at night. whereas the ranger bot has the capacity to be in the water for ranger bot has the capacity to be in the waterfor eight ranger bot has the capacity to be in the water for eight hours a day. it can dive at night. it also doesn't have some of the human failings that we know we have, where reaction we see and miss thing

we )re talking about "bots." consumer investigator chris chmura has new findings just made public in san francisco today. >>> who is on your phone right now? it's possible a criminal is in the background. >> what's going on exactly? >> well, jess and terry, your phone could be used right now, it could right now be be used to steal passwords, gift card numbers or even drive up concert ticket prices. we're going to show you how this hijack works and how to stop these bad bots.se's dirty work. >> and attacking businesses around the world today. >> researchers at this in san francisco found somethin an estimated 5.8% of phones and tablets. >> if you extrapolate that to potential billions of mobile devices out there, that's a pretty staggering number. >> perhaps 15 million infected devices in the u.s. alone. it's a clever strategy. instead of using their own computing power to run illicit programs that crack passwords, steal gift cards, scoop up concert tickets and even post spam on social media, hackers have dispatch

. —— than a at the same time. —— the bot. —— thana human at the same time. —— the bot. —— than a humanalking robots like this trotting out of laboratories around the world. now the important skill here is not that they can walk a particular route autonomously. they are usually controlled manually using games controllers. the amazing skill here is that they can walk and balance as co m pete ntly is that they can walk and balance as competently as we can, even on the most unforgiving of terrain. 0k, thatis most unforgiving of terrain. 0k, that is impressive. that slips, loses its balance, and regains it. that is the important thing. whoa! good shot! how hard is this? very, very hard. we move our body very easily, but we have to make sure we know that we have to make sure we know that we have three times for more neurons. we are trying to mimic this. it is hard. how close are we to robots like this being practical? what do we need to get right?|j like this being practical? what do we need to get right? i think we're pretty close in of mobility, like walking around, climbing upstairs, turn

to the rescue, the ranger bots.reef starfish and prick them with a deadly dose of biosalt. the bots use an algorithm to identify starfish and then target them. their developers say they're 99.4% accurate. and they get smarter with time. traditionally, divers have monitored the reef by going out and doing a visual check. they record their findings on a slate — something time consuming consuming, not to mention expensive. they can only be in the water for up to three or four hours a day. they can't dive at night. whereas the ranger bot has the capacity to be in the water for eight hours a day. it can dive at night. it also doesn't have some of the human failings that we know we have, where we see and miss things as we are getting dragged along under the water. working around the clock could make a big difference too. evidence suggests the thorny carnivores come out more at night. the ranger bots have lights, so their cameras can still see once the sun goes down. so inside these things you have got inertial sensors, pr

a warning that these bots might be infecting people's phones. they are hidden computer programs that let bad guys commit crime online. here in san francisco they found bots had weaseled their way onto far more cell phones than they expected, possibly millions of them. and those subscribers likely have no idea what's going on. tonight at 11:00, what the bots are doing with your data without your permission and how they get onto your phone in the first place. >> it's very possible to get bots and other malware installed on mobile phones and the easiest way is to trick the user to do it. >> we'll expose their tricks and give you options to battle bad bots tonight at 11:00. in the meantime, you'll find a special section on our website and a video that explains how these bots work posted right now on nbcbayarea.com/responds. while you're there, you can send us any consumer complaints or call us. the phone number, 888-996-tips. that is if you can make a phone call on your phone if there isn't a bad bot on there. more at 11:00. >> look forward to seein

we're talking about bots.nd chris camara has new finding just made public this week. >> reporter: your phone doing someone else's dirty work. >> attacking businesses around the world today. >> reporter: researchers at distill network found something alarming. bots are secretly operating on 5.8%. >> if you extrapolate that to the potential billions of guys out there, that is a pretty staggering number. >> reporter: perhaps 15 million infected devices in the u.s. alone. it is a clever strategy. instead of using their own computing power to run illicit programs that crack passwords, steal gift cards, scoop up concert tickets and post spam, hackers have dispatched bots to covertly use your data and battery power to help them commit crimes. >> you will make a request and they have no idea it is happen ppg. >> reporter: distill says the new bots are designed to minimize red flags. they hide in the background keeping you in the dark. they use your phone only about 50 times per day, so you don't notice the extra data

back in the uk, babylon and oust the performance of its chat bot versus human doctors. diagnosis rate was 81% on its first attempt, versus 72% for a human. they calculated that average based on five years of exam results. but the results have been questioned by some senior doctors, who've questioned the timing of the release. i would not, with the research that i do, go public on it, and have a big media event, before putting it through the scientific process, because i want to know that the reception i am doing is defensible, is rigourous, and that my peers agree with it. and i don't think we have been through that process yet. this important debate will continue as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in our daily lives. certainly critical to this is finding safe and rigourously tested ways to integrate the technology into routine medical care. deep in the heart of boston's jungle of cables, something stirs. it is a cheetah. and it is off for a prowl. we are starting to see walking robots like this trotting out of laboratories all around the world. now the i

did you have a hand in generating these bots-- >> parscale: i had nothing to do with bots.k bots work. >> stahl: you were called the king of the bots on twitter. >> parscale: i know. it's ridiculous. it's just the craziest thing ever. no one on our team ever sat down with me and said, "brad, we should make bots." >> stahl: but if-- if you see that there are hundreds of thousands of bots floating around with pro-trump messages, somebody generated it. where would it come from? >> parscale: i would imagine there were people, everyday people in america, who thought they were trying to help. i don't know. >> stahl: if the bots came from the russians, would you know? >> parscale: nah. >> stahl: do you think it might have? >> parscale: no idea. >> stahl: could it have? >> parscale: could be from anybody in the world. >> stahl: both the house and senate intelligence commit looking into russia's meddling met parscale for lengthy closed door sessions. parscale told us the russian plotline is pushed by liberals who think they lost because he cheated. the irony, he says, is that it was

in the meantime, you'll find a special section on our website that explains how these bots work.posted on nbcbayarea.com/responds. while you're there, you can send them any consumer complaints or call us, 888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> we'll look forward to it. it is 6:26, happening today, marriott hotel workers plan to protest. they are asking for better pay and protections from sexual harassment, the local protest is happening at 4:00 at the oakland mare yoet city center downtown. we're also learning more than 1300 marin county workers plan to strike starting on sunday. they are asking for better pay as well. that strike is expected to last three days. county officials say the strike will not impact the county fair or emergency services. >> new for you this morning. the perfect time to pass along the warning to parents. >> one of the most common injury to kids under age of 4 is a broken leg. it happens when they go down the slide on their parents' lap. here's nbc's medical correspondent. >> it's a lot more common than most people think from 2002 to 2015,

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what if the bot cares about the humans? if they care about how we feel, it is interesting.pressed. so many movies in my head, hollywood movies. it is a different issue when it is good. this is where the business i build is about education, building a! for good, increasing social mobility. quick word on the football. are you watching? are you not bothered? my children, six and eight, they loved it. they have charts. is it an unfair headline it is great. a great talking point. the point is... everyone is talking about it. some people are saying we are disappointed they left early because they are such a great team. do you remember when leicester city got the premier league victory? anything can happen! look at... you know, south korea. they basically celebrated as if they won the championship. let's see what happens. i think it is exciting. so exciting, definitely. thank you for coming in and congratulations again to be thank you for your company as well. i'll see you soon. goodbye. —— again. hello there. it's a bit of a case of deja vu with the weather forecast at the moment

after speaking to the nurse via a chat bot, pacifique was able to pick up a prescription in about tenrvice is easy. you can use at home and come to the hospital and they will see you immediately. babyl have employed several methods to get the message out to the general population here. they hold rallies around markets all over the country and do a lot of on—the—street outreach. many people we met were already met signed up. she has already registered. some had appointments. translation: it is really good because sometimes you take a taxi and pay 600,000 rwandan francs, and when you reach the hospital, you find the doctor is not there. but for others, there are several barriers for them using babyl. translation: i don't have a phone. and on the chat bot, the country wants to see more country—specific details integrated into the software. the artificial intelligence that is being tested here with babyl has been designed from the uk system but, as you know, public health issues are different in the uk and in rwanda. for example, malaria — we didn't find any question related to malaria. w

russian bots are blamed for a lot of things what's your reaction to his claims.this is nonsense people in this country from all walks of life were to this even right wing groups they focus on the family were upset about it the catholic bishops conference was upset about it i mean because this is an outrage just policy you know i'm the parent anyone who's a parent the idea of our kid being wrenched away from us it's terrible it's not acceptable we didn't need russian bots to tell us that that's just ridiculous. kind of keeping with us or russian bought them or not being a russian bought actor peter fonda who is known for being an activist in many ways he went on a twitter rampage over the immigrant family separation. called for ripping barren trump from his mother's arms and putting him in a cage with pedophiles. now that seems pretty harsh have some of these reactions to the separations gone a little bit too far. well obviously no one should call for a child to be put in with pedophiles and in fact in this case we know them a lot of trauma was against us aussie y

funded by elon musk, to prove that a bot can be the best video gamer.t what you have accomplie. >> the thing we have been working on is the strategy in dota 2. unlike boardgames like chess or go, you need to be evil to strategize over continuous time. what we have been able to do is show that today's algorithms, if you scale them, they are capable of going further than the experts thought. talk to us about what you think ai will be able to accomplish in five years in than 50 years. >> we look at what is being done today. we can build systems that are able to plan and reason. they can operate in complex environments. you start to think about potential applications or where that goes. you should be able to start building systems that can be put in the real world, helping real operate in these high responsibility areas. one important milestone is definitely going to be new scientific discoveries. if you fast-forward 50 years, the question of what can we build then, right now it is hard for us to put a limit on that. it is hard for us to understand what tha

you are ready to join baker and bots. what happened? james: they had a nepotism rule.as hopeful. one day, my dad came home from work and he said my firm is going to give consideration to waving the nepotism rule for you because you have got the grades. and you are the fourth baker in a row that would practice there. he came home the next night and he said, the firm decided not to wave the nepotism. i was very down about that. but as i have said to people in retrospect, it was the best thing that could have ever happened to me because if i had succeeded, it would have been because my dad was there. if i had failed, people would say, what do you expect? he is only here because his dad is here. it was a good thing for me that they did not want me to come there. david: growing up, your father was a tough taskmaster. he had a certain set of principles about preparation. james: he kept telling me, son, a prior preparation prevents poor performance. he called it the five p's. it was a mantra that guided my life. i can say since we are here at the baker institute, that i thoug

they're going to build statues to the bot one day and they're going to be like their heroes are great liberate are the body who told us to leave the church wrinkly. and this leads me to the largest myth of all. american society myth number one you are free. if you believe that i have a thriving and unbiased print edition newspaper to show you. you are not free and i'm not talking about the millions locked up in our prisons i'm talking about you and me if you think you're free to try running around with your nipples out ladies . guys guys take a dump on the street and see how free you are. now i understand there are certain restrictions on freedom we like to have in our society maybe you're not crazy about everyone leaving a cleveland steamer in the middle of your walk to work i guess again but a lot of our lack of freedom is not something you would vote for if given the chance try building a fire in a parking lot if you're homeless and trying to keep warm try maintaining your privacy for a week without a single email web search or location data set collected by the n.s.a. and the tele

charles: i get attacked by waves of russian bots, you can tell they are bots, this is is amazing theyay have the influence people say they do. but just notion that the russians ste are still messing around like this frustrating. >> right, russian propaganda is still alive and well, they are trying to stoke the flame of politically hot topics. a lot of left-leaning, resist, impeach, gun reform now. and so it shows it trying to create division in american society. >> they play both sides, to your point, they will talk about this segment tomorrow at 3 prime minister, it make -- 3:00 p.m., it make no sense. charles: i have been target if you will. >> i am sure you have. charles: what is up with twitter, how come they can't fix it. >> researcher say twitter taken a lax approach to this, they have acknowledged they done really shut down all accounts right away. they had to wait to see what facebook was shoul should shuttn past, twitter said they believe truth will come out and out weigh fake news, but their message is changing. charles: thank you, here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, our t

bots as part of the fentanyl probe.r they turn up in court. >> tucker: a probe indeed. >> there is a confusion here, and i think it goes back to what you said in the introduction. a lady in a swimsuit parading around as miss new hampshire or miss idaho, because that's a fairly harmless pleasure, we have to get rid of it. but on the other hand, if you have something that is utterly degrading, and is actually, objectively worthless, it is an art form whose only value is what it stimulates in the viewer, it has no intrinsic value in itself. suddenly, that is something to celebrate. by the way, last night, i was just about do turn into bed and i heard shannon bream -- i nearly fell off my chair. shannon bream said that down in new zealand, the queen has just given a damewood to a former prostitute, she had been made a dame of her majesty's most excellent order of new zealand order of merit for services to the rights of sex workers. so we are doing something here whereit we are taking the most w and degrading kind of work a

sex bots programmed for pleasure.believe robert mueller has indicted 13 russian sex bots, it will be interesting to see if they turn up in court. there is a confusion here, i think it goes back to what you said in the introduction, a lady in a swimsuit parading around as miss new hampshire or miss idaho, that's a fairly harmless pleasure, we have to get rid of it. on the other hand if you have something that is utterly degrading and is actually objectively worthless, it's an art form whose only value is what it stimulates in the viewer. it has no intrinsic value in itself and suddenly that's something to celebrate. last night i was about to turn into bed and i had shannon brea shannon bream -- i nearly fell off my chair. she said down in new zealand the queen had just given a dame hood to a former and i was so shocked i looked it up before i went to bed, she had been named a dame commander of her majesty's order of merit for services on the rights of sex workers. were taking the most low and degrading kind of work a w

twitter bots are software that can be programmed to interact with other twitter accounts on their own to spread whatever message you program them to just tell them what to do you can even build or buy an army of. hundreds or thousands of them to flood twitter with your ideas to sting a conversation or hash tag until it takes off on its own to even make them trend in your city. or country. in april twenty seventh weeks before the summit in riyadh where u.s. president trump called on arab and muslim leaders to drive out. and drive out the extreme thousands of arabic language bombs appeared on twitter flooding it with sectarian messages and and see cats are propaganda they began shaping the online today on terrorism a lot of the rhetoric that these boats were rooting on. was similar to the demand that relate to made it so for example one of the trends was it was about cats house bankrolling and terrorism and these are could. ever news when the news of the hack surfaced one of the bottom that would reveal that they were bought accounts setup in april two thousand so these both accounts of

for markets not only bots following this forced so early why did some shareholders want to get rid of the man behind the wheel test. it seems they were of the opinion that iran must couldn't handle everything that was on his plate one investor said that the company was becoming difficult to oversee and probably the proposed solution was meant to help us to oversee less of it and then do the job that he has to do better the funny thing is you know the c.e.o. the job you would have been left with is the one that's operatively important that's the person who has to oversee the company the chairman does the strategy he communicates with investors it's a bit of a different job but of course the effort failed elon musk stays in both both positions and of course it's in a way good for tesla because without a lot of mask i think of the shareholders that voted against them as chairman he probably wouldn't have been able to stay on as c.e.o. either would have been a slap in the face with. iran musk is tesla it would have been a serious leadership crisis and it seems investor confidence is there

you've got both bills in bot se to chang it. [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for your interest. i want to thank the senator and her staff are working so hard with my staff to produce what is obviously a bipartisa bill. i go back to013n have the same opportunity, our first success was talking harry reid into even considering a farm bill when we were in a lockdown situation. she worked on one side and i worked on the other. we reporhat bill out just before the 12:00 o'clock time frame and we had just missed it by nine minutes. i was just thinking if i had been a little more curse we could've made it under the same deadline. he gets rather remarkable given the concern of a lot of folks that we need to work in bipartisan way and produce legislation. if we had done just that, and i want to thank the senator in her staff. the 20 - 1 vote is a good vote. we will address senator grassley situation. he was the only no vote. it's a goobill. we worked very hard on it. i think we have the support

one republican senator from oklahoma has said russian bots spreading dissent online are to blame for the border controversy here's what my guest had to say about that. people in this country from all walks of life were to you know on the air anyone who's a bear the idea of our kid being wrenched away from us it's terrible it's only acceptable we didn't need russian bots to tell us that that's just ridiculous kind of keeping with us the russian bought them or not being a russian bought actor peter fonda who is known for being an activist in many ways the he went on a twitter rampage over the immigrant family separation. called for ripping barren trump from his mother's arms and putting him in a cage with pedophiles. now that seems pretty harsh have some of these reactions to the separations gone a little bit too far. well obvious see no one should call for a child to be put in with pedophiles and in fact in this case we know them a lot at trial was against us also you know convinced to go against it but it is same time i understand equals being upset about it i mean there's nothing wo

only a fake business of course earlier we spoke to our financial correspondent in frankfurt all the bots and i asked him how these tariffs could impact the average citizen. yeah for example in the united states steel tariffs are used by the steel companies in the car companies to pass the higher costs on to consumers and they will be affected in here with consumer goods affected like peanut butter or orange juice or per perhaps jeans the margins in this kind of business with retailers are much smaller so i think here there won't be much of a decision to pass them on it will make things more expensive for the average consumer here in the u. in these products. that will be spots in frankford let's now cross over to so fisherman secure financial correspondent in new york who has been following the story for us too so feet looking at the market reaction specifically investors don't seem to be too worried about these tariffs were see most of the markets in the green. yeah it's remarkable that market did not show any kind of steel wall street actually edged higher on when they felt the story w

then there are bots programs that post preset comments automatically. trolls rarely have friends or personal photos on their personal profiles it makes no sense to try to reason with them since they're probably products of a troll factory instead other users should report them. but what can users who are trolled really do call on others for help. trolls can only be involved together. they might never give up but at least they won't get what they want undivided attention. and now fortnight battle royal is the most popular game in the world gamers don't pay to play but they do have to shell out for upgrades and extra features and the makers are raking in a fortune. the game begins with up to one hundred players skydiving down to an hour. but then the con it begins. to be the last player in life. as simple as that of the sixty million users have registered to play the game so far it's free of charge but it does cost a lot to acquire so. i bought one dance. and. so. i spent twenty dollars. forty fifty. six fifty six. to develop a game seem to have hit a win

recently or last year actually while joining me is element of the frankfurt stock exchange that's only bots and here in the studio with me is ira tilton from g.w.s. business. oh we all have to take a deep breath when the news really broke i mean one of germany's top c e o's rested over the emissions cheating scandal how serious is that allan well it does seem to be a rather serious development we've known for about a week now that federal prosecutors were investigating as a start on a possible connection of fraudulent connections to this diesel emissions scandal and what happened today was actually he was arrested based on suspicion that he might be attempting to tamper with evidence or manipulating witnesses that the prosecutors would like to speak with and that really kind of goes to show the intensity and scrutiny that mr savva is facing at the hands of federal prosecutors so it is a rather serious development we don't know if it's going to result in formal charges over it speaks to just the level of scrutiny he's currently facing and of course we've seen well arrests in the united state

. >> reporter: the victim was here, the robber bot her wallet that had an fbiadge and her government id. as washington capital fans surge. a woman f herself hemmed. a man tried to grab the bacack she hlung in front of her. police say these images show the man wealanges and a black hat with the o logothe bass sportswear compa on it. he did pull out her wallet. the wallet contained the victim's fbi badge and id and not clear if those have turned up yet. this robbery is one of the few incidents of crime reported to police. and there is $1,000 rewar for information in this case. live in north west. >>> jackie, thank you.f ch meteorologist doug kammerer watching storms on the radar. what i the latest on that heat wave. >> coming. at least in the city. everybody else is going to see the heat and humidity moving in. e are tracking showers and thunderstorms back towards the west. around hagerstown. the wider view shows we have showers and thunderstormso e west. a few more showers and storms to the north a west. tomorrow the heat builds but it is really friday io the weekend that the intense

if you have a bot and beats humans at video games, isn't that a sign that bots, robots are taking over? >> well, i think, first of all, thank you for having me. the artificial intelligence is really about enhancing what humans can do and if you look at what happened with humans having their capabilities exceeded in go or chess has made gains more interesting and more deep that the top players have learned a lot from the systems. and before it's about building system that is can be deployed with increasing responsibility in the real world, for example, with autonomous elderly care robots that help people live their life. stuart: how is it that your bot, it does learn to get along, learns how the play these games, how do you do that? >> that's right, that's right. it actually plays 180 year's worth of game play itself every day and entirely random, walking around and not knowing what to do and trying stuff out and when it does something that was good, gets reward and it reconfigures itself to make repeating that action be a little bit more probable and keeps wandering around doing things

north korean dictator kim jong il the promise of a complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula bots can they deliver my guests have to say one point three coming up shortly. next. great yourself with interior design channel on. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they conspire. africa . stories about people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move the stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands t.w. is a new multimedia series from. d.w. dot com africa. who do you think is going to be trivia. all the matches all the scores. two thousand eight hundred soccer world cup on t.w. news. alone a very well welcome indeed to quadriga where we're looking at the fallout from the nuclear summit in singapore between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un now at the meeting there were historic handshake followed by the signing of what was described as a comprehensive documents in which trump and kim promised to work towards the completes denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula the

athletes in germany but all one has is a making a statement by inviting people from all cultures to take bot. footballers of germany's mccarthy junior games have often had to deal with anti semitic hostility on the pitch verbal abuse and even physical violence are everyday occurrences in youth leagues invite. they call those jewish pigs and recently i heard someone had said we'll turn you into ashes like back then something like that it's sometimes tough shot. the best way to deal with such abuse is to ignore it the athletes say. one minute indifferent and if you're angry and you retaliate that doesn't help the best thing to do is to explain that it's not a bad thing to play here another only that it's a normal thing because my car has a club like every of find. the concept is integration the jewish organization accepts athletes from all religious and non-religious backgrounds. you're watching the debate news coming up ahead america's love affair with the upmarket german cars that is under threat from washington's new chariots to get hot air further standing by to have the story for you comi

coming up, autodesk is taking chat bot to a whole new level.ompany is pumping ai tech into its virtual assistant, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a new study says facebook is losing it's cool with american teenagers. three years ago, it was the dominant social network with 71% visiting the site. now, only 51% of american teens are using facebook. among the sites that are more popular, youtube, snapchat, and instagram which is owned by facebook. autodesk makes software for the construction architecture design and manufacturing industries and has unveiled a new version of its virtual assistant called ava. ava combines things to recognize face to face human signals from customers going beyond the capabilities of traditional bots. she will tell users if they turn their camera on, she will be able to see them. here to talk about the technology, rachel, director of machine assistance at autodesk. what can ava do from a consumer perspective? how will this serve me? rachel: let me take you back to where we started with ava. we launched ava in februar

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chap bot societies aye. mr. isa voits aye. mr. kipg votes aye. mr. goe ameritech votes aye. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. poe yes yes. mr. moreno votes yes. mr. gowdy votes yes. mr. labrador? mr. collins? mr. desantas votes yes. mr. buck? mr. ratcliffe votes yes. miss robbie? mr. gates? mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. biggs votes aye. mr. fof fort votes aye. miss handle votes yes. mr. rothfus votes aye. mr. ladler? miss laugh green? miss jackson lee votes no. mr. cohen votes yes. mr. johnson of georgia? >> don't understand russian yes. mr. cohen votes no. mr. johnson of georgia? mr. johnson votes no. mr. duties votes no. mr. gutierrez votes no. miss bass? mr. ri mr. rich man? mr. jeffries? mr. cyst lynn ee votes no. mr. swalwell? mr. lieu? mr. lieu votes no. mr. raskin? miss ghia poll votes no. mr. schneider votes no. miss demings votes no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? >> mr. chairman. >> gentle woman is recorded wom no. >> we are going to wait another minute or two for the ranking member. so are you recorded? the gentleman is recorded. mr. chairman, how am i recorded