. —— richard branson. i i'm rico hizon. thank you for joining branson. i i'm rico hizon.joining us. we start with boeing because its decision to stop selling its bestselling plane the 737 max will fall far beyond the company it does itself will stop it plays a big role in the country was like economy, it is the largest exporter and one of the nation's top private employers look up the plane maker employs around 12,000 workers at its 737 max assembly facility at —— in washington. and it also supports thousands of jobs washington. and it also supports thousands ofjobs across a network of over 600 supplies and hundreds of other smaller companies in the global supply chain. economies see the growth rate for the first quarter of 2020 will be impacted by 0.6%. asa quarter of 2020 will be impacted by 0.6%. as a result. tom malinowski who sits at the house presentation committee. is a huge blow and a cautionary tale. boeing u nfortu nately cautionary tale. boeing unfortunately spent many years lobbying in washington for more lax safety regulations as the result is that people die

we will keep a close eye on sir richard that expects a richard branson., the owner of peugeot and fiat chrysler, in separate meetings on tuesday, approved a binding agreement for a $50 billion merger, according to unnamned sources .a formal announcement of the merger, which would create the world's fourth largest car maker is expected later on wednesday. a nearly $731 million tax break helped anglo—dutch oil major shell avoid a coprorate income tax bill in the uk last year, the financial times reports. the newspaper said such write—offs could continue for years. the tax break is used to defray the costs of dismantling oil and gas rigs in the north sea. shell's chief financial officer said the company complies with the applicable tax laws "in all the countries and locations in which we have a taxable presence. " the british pound has now shed all the gains it made —— that's it for the business briefing this hour. chemotherapy drugs could become more effective and have fewer side effects, according to doctors at a hospital in surrey. although the trial at t

one, two, three. >> reporter: been a big season so far for the branson basketball team on the court.off the court the school has made it official the quintin wiggins scholarship is in full force for the fall of 2020 two a deserving kid. >> that sure is a great story. we are almost done here at the ice rink triple cell count coming up and our two favorite memories. >>> you are watching kpix 5's game day holiday special. >>> this is kpix 5's holiday special. >> alex dickerson is coming back to the giants. he had a one-year deal earlier this month and he was all smiles at the giants holiday heroes events. where 500 kids got to take over. >> they spent a whole week in oakland visiting a fire station that's great for students in his simian played at parker elementary recess. before we say goodbye, there is nothing like waking up on christmas morning and, the joy of seeing santa claus. >> for as many times as i stayed up late to catch him in the act, i never did. but i did get to sit on santa's lap and i kept thinking as i was sitting there was man, i just want to pull at that beard so har

>> and they may send sir rich and branson up in 2020. >> susan if he goes first maybe i'll see how thatand think about it >> i'm with you. >> susan: why is it your third largest holding? no one has been on it and they haven't made a dime just yet. look at the unicorns like uber, lyft and the like you have to prove to the market you can make money before people will invest in. >> so there already has been significant investment into the company leading up to now and now that it is publicly available to investors, we'll see how the public continues to support the stock, but really, they are one of the only pure- placed based companies and the reason they made it into the fund is because of the passive methodology that the index follows so based on their various calculations, the market cap of the company, the liquidity and price performance moves, that's why it is i believe the third largest holding. >> susan: you would actually buy a ticket on virgin galactic in the future to go to outer space? i assume that's a precedent, right? >> i would gladly accept a ticket but probably with the in

richard branson is the you know the british billionaire who lives on a private caribbean island says he's simply interested in humanitarian aid and helping the venezuelan people and he says he's doing it this at the behest of non-elected president of venezuela but i mean you know there's a lot of questions about why he's part to partaking and participating in this event that international what i can or aid organizations have said is not humanitarian aid he is actually said total falsehoods that the venezuelan government is not allowing aid in the country. all but that's not true not only has the russian government delivered a medical aid also the european union which is to recognize one has delivered humanitarian aid through the united nations that was announced today so you know richard branson is i think he's really created this concert to to make a fig leaf for a policy of regime change in venezuela. as we go to break our quaters don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast which is n

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within a few hours of the election results we had to always talking about it i should say richard branson would deny any tax irregularities and also presumably not talking about irregularities with brands that he's acting perfectly within the law are going to move to yes simon stephens the head of n.h.s. england just because he was once at united health care in the united states does that automatically mean that he favors a health insurance system style here which is shown i should say in the film accepted the fact that simon seaven spent 10 years climbing the ladder of one of the most repay shifts health insurance companies in the world united of health the biggest one with a notorious reputation. that doesn't mean to say don't know simon think those hasn't or is reputation but it was he was it he was there for 10 years. he was he was committed to. that company's it also be very strange they would be paid in vast amounts of money and keep him there for 10 years and promoting him to the president of global health for united that's when the cameron government cope coalition government brou

the satisfied shareholders and to to make a profit whatever they say we don't make a profit says branson yes that may be true on the books unless we dig down into the tax haven in the british virgin islands and try and sort out what this company actually does but that's what private health care does now. up till 2 weeks ago. something like 15000000000 pounds worth of of l.h.'s money went to private health care contractors and that is old to you since the health and social care act of 2012 which opened the gates. opened the floodgates to privatization and this 2012 act you talk about in the film as being so central the conservatism of liberal democrats were in power but you say built on tony blair's labor party privatization contract of n.h.s. is the blaze labor blair is merely responsible for accelerating the whole idea of privatisation within the health service much more then the in the early even the early tories that the idea of well was more than an idea the the the the commitment. to take back the health service from public ownership goes right back to the seventy's when fashion was

. >> reporter: branson and redwood, always rivals. they faced off in the championship last year. for bronson, this home opener holds more weight. >> reporter: this season he would have led the asleep at the wheel. his mom says she's overwhelmed by community support, the memorial to her son on the branson campus, andumber 11 in football and basketball. now a foundation is raising scholarship funds to send a student to the private school each year who couldn't otherwise afford it. >> when you see this kid or meet this kid, he or she will remind you of kwentyn. his character, kindness, all the things he possessed. >> reporter: kwentyn's teammates sported the shirt. coming together as competitors and community, kwentyn it was know known countywide. >> if you knew the kid, you knew his spirit was just unmatched. >> kwentyn has always been there for us. >> reporter: kwentyn's coach said he was a phenomenal athlete but stood out just as much for his people skills. >> at school he was kwentyn the personality, the friend, the student. being able to fit in with lots of different groups of

as you say hadn't really looked as if they are also looking committed and fit and firing you liam branson one he scored an absolute spectacular goal against leipsic today he's been moved more into the middle and it does appear as if things are clicking a little bit more now now i don't think they're going to go and win the bundesliga probably but like to say things are looking better and you know how it's all to dortmund and father of the turning things around you heard it here 1st one mccambridge admitting to being wrong leipzig my title favorites they have been for a couple weeks now they've been steamrolling ties away and home but today they showed a different side of themselves me coming back from 2 down in the rain at dortmund that's quite some do it takes quite some doing for the votes of the big question can they do it on a wet and windy night in dortmund the odds are of course is yes they might not have one but i think credit must go to you leonardo's man you know the side to nail down half time you made a change of creator in chief m.l. forsberg brought on christopher and they we

. >>> a student at the branson school in marin county has started a scholarship in honor of a friendte whose life ended shortly. 17-year-old quintin wiggins was killed in a car crash in june. he was a point guard for the basketball team, the quarterback for the football team, the members, and friends should support for him at less than's home opener against redwood high school. his best friends helped set up a foundation to raise money to send a student to the branson school every year. >> i think the thought is when you see this kid or meet this kid, he or she will remind you of quentin. his good character his kindness. all of those things he possessed. >> school is weird, it's going to be tough but, hopefully we make him proud. it'll be like having him on the court with us for sure. >> branson, by the way, won last night's game 48-26. branson fans, as well as the rival team redwood high were the fundraising shirts in honor of quentin. people also raised more than $200,000 for his family through a gofundme campaign >>> the warriors will play the hornets today in charlotte and, while

you think richard branson, using bill gates, you think elon musk.e will be done by him smashing the window during the demonstration of the new pickup truck than a tweet like that. that will damage the product. he has done this kind of thing before. he smoked a joint on this kind of thing before. he smoked ajoint ona this kind of thing before. he smoked a joint on a podcast. he made the point about the private funding. but it is really just, point about the private funding. but it is reallyjust, that contradiction of who you are expecting to be. the cayman islands is engaged in a fierce debate about whether to redevelop the country's mainboard. it would initially be paid for by a group that includes the world's two biggest cruise companies. it is feared that it would cause irreparable damage to the country's pristine coral reefs. we have more now from the grand cayman. in these turquoise waters, battle lines are being drawn. brits with marine life, one of the caribbean's last healthy coral reefs could be under threat was about cameras ca ptu red unde

. >>> welcome back elon musk, jeff bezos, richard branson, we talked about the billionaire fueled raceo own commercial space, but the market is getting bigger. that means more opportunities for investors. 2019 was another year of firsts as spacex started to deploy satellite constellation as a prospective prime contractor virgin galactic became the first of the commercial startups to go public 2019 is the year commercial spacey merges from science circles and policy meetings to be a main street and wall street story. virgin galactic and blue origin will fly passengers to the edge of space charging hundreds of thousands. spacex and boeing will carry americans to orbit from u.s. soil and then with nasa's blessing, start selling rides to private astronauts second, more public, private partnerships art must looks to send them back to the moon with limited resources, nasa will share more risk with companies, spurring spacecraft development to lease services public, private partnerships extend to the military as well as defense department stands up space force to better secure the final front

i was richard branson like you would have you think he made it clear you know be brave were you there well i can still pick you because i have to ask you. this afternoon how do. you do. for. the fans. that's introduce our guests in turkey's capital ankara martin director of policy studies a setter a political think tank on skype from tallinn estonia marcum nicholson deputy chair of foreign affairs committee in this tourney and parliament and head of his country's delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly and in brussels christine there is in a senior fellow of the german marshall fund of the united states she is also a policy analyst on nato transatlantic security corp warm welcome to you or martin we're talking here about the future of nato and you saw that statement from president. saying basically that his country's banning to stop plans for defense for the baltics and poland if nato does not provide military assistance to turkey in its push against the s.d.f. in northeastern syria is this just a continuation of the strained relations between nato and turkey. you know when we l

a high—speed train from pune to mumbai — sir richard branson wants to convince india the multi—billioning around all time highs there is little reason to buy.

three of our biggest commercial space innovators, jeff bezos, elon musk and richard branson, say that the apollo missions lit the fuse that led to their becoming space entrepreneurs. our visions of launching beyond the wild blue yonder into space at that time were based on a black and white rca tv and baritone voice anchormen like walter cronkite. today, right from their high depth smartphones, today's kids see the dashboard camera from a roadster that elon musk launched atop his rocket and put in orbit around the sun. on social media, they see 260-foot tall space x rocket boosters sticking the landing after delivering upward statist orbit. they see beth moses as the first woman to make a commercial spaceflight. and they see the massive straddle launcher, the world's largest aircraft taking to the skies on its first flight in preparation for dropping boosters at altitude for what they call airline style access to space. and while we could only imagine would be like to go to space one day, today's youth can save that money to buy a ride on a suborbital excursion which may one day in th

there was this man, richard branson, and they thought we will give him a go.ve which had been especially rebranded mission impossible —— march 1997. there have been some really terrible times on virgin trains, the suppose that hundred and 40 trains, the suppose that hundred and a0 mph speeds have never come in but 22 years on, the number of passengers has trebled. that correlation does not mean causation of course, i think a lot of people would say they brought vision, a spirit to the train operator and they have also inspired and empowered the staff to deliver great service and i am certainly a long—standing, almost always happy customer. let's turn our attention to ava nti customer. let's turn our attention to avanti who had taken over this franchise. they have promised to refurbish the trains, to simplify the fares, how badly was as needed? you have to remember that the department for transport which said that virgin trains had disqualified itself from continuing the franchise, will actually specify what happens to the trains so all the virgin trains will b

run-up to the 2016 election, she has tapes of hillary clinton, donald trump, bill clinton and richard branson in the post reporter said show them to me she said i cannot show them because hillary clinton has put out a contract on me and she's gone people from the cia to kill me. in the letter, she said she met alan dershowitz and in fact i was her lawyer. of course i was not her lawyer, but never mentions about having with me. then she meets david, bingo. now i remember once i had a threesome with alan dershowitz when i was 22 years old and were trying to get the most but they suppressed them, the e-mails are suppressed and fortunately i spoke to the post reporter who told me what was in them. we will get the e-mails on suppressed. so david once said to is better than one. no, when you see smoke is sometimes means fire and sometimes arson. when you get the same lawyer putting women up to line it does not increase and enhance the credibility of either. it just destroys the credibility of the lawyer. >> i understand your frustration with the privilege, the judicial privilege. however, isn't the

thank you, lisa branson, to your team to make this dream come to reality for our kids.'re going to have some honorary preschooler that is are going to join us. supervisor brown, if you want to join us too. the mayor is going to lead us in a countdown. >> mayor breed: okay, supervisor brown, you're going to have to put a kid in your lap. are we ready, kids? five, four, three, two, one, let's play! >> thank you, everybody. in the words of our mayor, let's play. [♪] >> hello, everyone. nice to see you all tonight on the 20th annual transgender day of remembrance. this has always been a very heavy and very important day for myself. this is the 50 -- 15th to 15 th time that i have been participating in this. i work with the office of transgender initiative. our office is the first trans- led government office in the country. we work with community members to advance policies, programs, and equity for transgendered and nonconforming communities. that is why we are here today. this is such an important day. today, like as we have been paying attention to a lot of

thank you, lisa branson, to your team to make this dream come to reality for our kids. we're going to have some honorary preschooler that is are going to join us. supervisor brown, if you want to join us too. the mayor is going to lead us in a countdown. >> mayor breed: okay, supervisor brown, you're going to have to put a kid in your lap. are we ready, kids? five, four, three, two, one, let's play! >> thank you, everybody. in the words of our mayor, let's play. [♪] >> president yee: okay. good afternoon and welcome to the november 19, 2019 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call] . >> clerk: mr. president, all members are president. >> president yee: thank you. would you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> president yee: on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff sfgov tv, colina mendoza and jim smith who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public on-line. madam clerk, are t

thank you, lisa branson, to your team to make this dream come to reality for our kids.e're going to have some honorary preschooler that is are going to join us. supervisor brown, if you want to join us too. the mayor is going to lead us in a countdown. >> mayor breed: okay, supervisor brown, you're going to have to put a kid in your lap. are we ready, kids? five, four, three, two, one, let's play! >> thank you, everybody. in the words of our mayor, let's play. [♪] >> once i got the hang of it a little bit, you know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know, they didn't have to ask twice. you can always find me on the court. [♪] >> we have been able to participate in 12 athletics wheelchairs. they provide what is an expensive tool to facilitate basketball specifically. behind me are the amazing golden state road warriors, which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hill, who was a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant

thank you, lisa branson, to your team to make this dream come to reality for our kids.e're going to have some honorary preschooler that is are going to join us. supervisor brown, if you want to join us too. the mayor is going to lead us in a countdown. >> mayor breed: okay, supervisor brown, you're going to have to put a kid in your lap. are we ready, kids? five, four, three, two, one, let's play! >> thank you, everybody. in the words of our mayor, let's play. [♪] >> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hook connecticut and had a moment of silence here. it's really great to see the silence that we experienced then and we've experienced over the years in this playground is now filled with these voices. >> 321, okay. [ applause ] >> the park was kind of bleak. it was scary and over grown. we started to help maclaren park when we found there wasn't any money in the bond for this park maclaren. we spent time for funding. it was expensive to raise money for this and there were a lot of delays. a lot of it was just the mural, the sprin

reporter the name marie she had sex tapes of hillary clinton, donald trump, bill clinton and richard branson so the reporter said well, show them to me. no, i can't show them because hillary clinton put out a contract on me and she's gone people from the cia to try to kill me. in the letters she said -- in fact, i was her lawyer. i was never her lawyer but never mention anything about having sex with me. then she meets david. oh, now i remember once i had a threesome with alan when i was 22. we are trying to get those e-mails but they suppress them. the e-mails are suppressed. fortunately, i spoke to the reporter who told me what was in them. we are going to get the e-mails on suppressed. so they want said to is better than one, no. when you see smoke, it sometimes means fire but sometimes it means our sin. when you get the same lawyer putting women up to lying, it doesn't increase the credibility of either of them, it just destroys the credibility of the lawyer. >> i understand your frustration with the judicial privilege. however, isn't there still a remedy of abuse of process? >> there is

. >> good morning commissions, i'm lisa branson, and it is a pleasure to be here in the dead of winterng forward to celebration and fun for next spring that we hope -- that we really hope will inspire gratitude for what our forebearers created and also a spirit of community for the city. i'm going to take two items together. i'll read you the agenda language for both and then i'll walk through one and then the other. and i'm happy to answer any questions at the end. so the items before you today are discussion and possible action to authorize the department to grant a permit to the san francisco parks alliance to produce a celebration of golden gate park's 150th anniversary on april 4th, 2020, with events including food, music, activities, and the closure of all roads in golden gate park accept crossover drive and the great highway on apri april 4th, 2020. and the second item is discussion and possible action to authorize the department to enter into a permit with sky star wheel llc, for the temporary installation, not to exceed one year of an observation wheel on the eastern side of t

it was a pretty radical idea that someone like richard branson could be in charge of one of the busiesthave also doubled since 1997. true, the fastest services have been cut between london and manchester by half—an—hour. but the rail regulator says that virgin trains are less punctual than the national average. but also, the average distance of operators says it is down it is down to network rail. so what is the verdict from passengers? for you, does it represent good value for money? if i book a month in advance, yes. then you can get a off peak or on peak ticket a month and that is value for money. but if i am going to go to a three days beforehand, not really. they charge £60. ticket prices are extortionate. it is ridiculous. i don't know where they get the figures from. it changes so much. how easy do you find it to get a seat on the train? it depends. in rush—hour it is more difficult but it is often to get one on a train outside of peak period. how do you rate them? are some services better than others? the early trains are often crowded but afternoon once a pretty good and reason

richard branson warning about a oil crunch.the world would possibly see double-digit interest rates to control inflation. george soros said chinese inflation was out of control. the real story was deflation. i don't get how, the thing is, maybe the word is for the 2020s, is just take it all with a grain of salt, right? >> you know, what the amazing thing is, you listed off a whole number of very intelligent people and those very intelligent people were very, very wrong and, so, you know, sometimes i think people have to think about it too hard. think about things too hard. they always tend to try to extend what happened in the past into the future. the economy doesn't just grow. it is constantly evolving. trying to figure out how it will esolve is very, very difficult. doesn't matter how smart you are, how many years you spent studying economics you can still get it wrong. liz: yeah. >> we saw that spectacularly. my own view the expansion is kind of long. we're 10 years into it. they don't last forever, but i don't see the typi

thank you, lisa branson, to your team to make this dream come to reality for our kids. we're going to have some honorary preschooler that is are going to join us. supervisor brown, if you want to join us too. the mayor is going to lead us in a countdown. >> mayor breed: okay, supervisor brown, you're going to have to put a kid in your lap. are we ready, kids? five, four, three, two, one, let's play! >> thank you, everybody. in the words of our mayor, let's play. [♪] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look

. >> branson high school won last night's game 48-26. >>> christmas is coming early for dozens of children with a cop event in san jose started with an early morning breakfast and now the real fun begins. ktvu south bay reporter jesse carey is live with police chief eddie garcia. good morning. >> salvatore, good morning to you. happy holidays to everyone. chief, thanks for joining us and good morning. now it is starting to get loud because that means the kids are here. >> yes, sir. it's a great event. we're very excited about it. it's one of the top two events of the year for me and for these officers. >> this is the 12th year here at the target store for shop with a cop. and i see not only san jose police but also different badges and decals, et cetera. who else is here? >> we have law enforcement agencies from across the county, including our district attorney's office, fbi, probation, all here for the great cause. >> rangers too. at that. that's wonderful. let's go through it. we'll pretend i'm a kid, even though i am. what can i look forward to? >> you look forward to this. you can loo

. >>> a student at the branson school in marin county started a scholarship in honor of a friend andho had their life cut short. 17-year-old kwentyn wiggins was killed in a car crash in june. he was a point guard for the best ball team and the coroner for the football team. friends and family show support for kwentyn wiggins at the home opener against redwood high school. his best friend help set up a high school to raise funds to send students to the school each year. >> i think when you see this kid or meets this kid, he or she will have good character and kindness, all those things he possesses. >> practicetough. but hopefully we make him proud. it will be like having a six the man on the court, he will be with us here for sure. >> they won last night's game, fans as well as the rival team were wearing the fundraising shot for kwentyn wiggins. people also raise more than $200,000 for his family through a gofundme account. buccos okay great young man. >> yes. >> great people. >>> we will get you to where you need to go. jeff shuttleworth is right here. >> a problem in san jose i mi

the runup to 2016 election -- sex tapes of hillary clinton, donald trump, bill clinton, and richard branson, and -- so the post reporter said, show them to me. no. i can't show them to you because hillary clinton has put out a contract on me, and she has gotten people from cia to try to kell me, and then in the letters she says she has met alan dershowitz. in fact i was her lawyer. of course i was never her lawyer. no retainer agreement. but never mentions notwithstanding about having sex with me. then she meets david boyce. bingeo, oh, now i remember once ahad a threesome with alan dershowitz when i was 22 years old. so we're trying to get the e-mail but they suppressed them. they're suppressed, and fortunately i spoke to the post reporter, who told me what was in. the we're going to get the e-mails unsuppressed, and so boyce once said, two is better than one. no, when you see smoke, sometimes means fire but sometimes means arson. and when you get the same lawyer, putting women up to lying, it doesn't increase anden enhance the credible of either of them. just destroys the credibility of t

. >> by the way, quentin wiggins branson high school basketball team won friday night's game.aybe redwood in a big way 48- 26. >>> an 11-year-old boy is helping the less fortunate this holiday season. the boy organized this annual toy drive today in his hometown of vallejo. the donations again coming in this morning. the event ended yesterday afternoon. sorry, this whole drive was yesterday. the drive continues to get toys in. people can drop off toys until december 20th. >>> make-a-wish held its annual braid the big event yesterday. yesterday, people from all ages came together to challenge themselves to do that. they either did a 5k walk, or they plunged into the bay, or they did both. organizers say the event is a fun way to be active and be called while raising money at the same time. >> we are just happy to help out people in the community while getting a little bit fit while we are doing it. it's a benefit for everybody. >> made a wish is celebrating its 35th year. police officers running in. they always participate, and firefighters. money raised will go towards grantin

>> we have a home in branson, missouri and a place in beverly hills but branson is beautiful, and --you do it. >> i don't know either. stuart: 280 days a year. >> it's worth it and i love it and i do a lot of concerts for the wounded warriors and veterans and we go to d.c. and do that all the time, so it's important to me. stuart: you are wonderful. >> so all is alibaba today? stuart: you've got some stock? >> yeah. stuart: it's at 202, $203 a share. i own some of it too. a tiny sliver. >> well we have a little apple. we got it at $42. stuart: you got apple at 42? >> yes, we did. a long time ago. we've got a lot of things. stuart: you got microsoft? >> really? you know what? i was very upset. we went into see our portfolio manager. we wanted to buy what was it yahoo? google. we wanted to buy google and they said well no, we can't get that for you. i said what do you mean so we walked across the street to another broker, and we got it. stuart: i'm glad to hear that. >> we watch you, are you kidding me? you guys, yeah. stuart: you could have co-anchor ed the show for the next three yea

and richard branson has said they'll take passengers paying $750,000 each, but nasa is also saying litbezos has a program that's going to try it. elon musk. >> what other kinds of travel. >> are you an airbnb person? >> i have not. >> i have, but sometimes it feels not so clean enough. >> you're so nice about it. >> i had another word in there. >> it can be hit and miss. >> this decade has seen its trial. ly say in 2020 and beyond we're seeing a new kind of accommodation called a hometel. it's a home that feels like a hotel. you can rent an apartment from someone but you get the back end of a hotel. you can have concierge service, maid service and the fridge stocked with whatever you want, and so on. and also what about a poshtel. >> a posh hotel. >> what is that? >> i'm glad you asked, with a little bit of accent. it's a posh hostel. they have bunk beds and they realized families would love bunk beds if we would up our game. with posh hostels, clean rooms, private bathrooms, you can stay there, generator in miami, life house, that kind of thing. >> what about rwanda. when i think of r