coming up with the money and airports need a lot of that according to a study by a ports council international usa ports need an estimated seventy five point seven billion dollars in infrastructure investment through twenty nine. but when we talk about aviation infrastructure we have to consider different elements the more evident such as the larger terminals more gates or extra runways others such as control communications are less visible to us but are equally important but american airports don't only need an upgrade they require a comprehensive plan if that doesn't happen the country that saw the birth of aviation will struggle to compete in the twenty first century. donovan take. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll get up to speed on the tit for tat trade war between china and the united states there's been more action the last twenty four hours plus the gibson guitar company may be headed for bankruptcy big bummer i'll give you the details as we go to break your numbers at the closing bell another good day for stocks all green arrows for the start we'll be r

experts, they say that usa, france and the uk are going through the proper international channels, trying to say that once more they have gone through the united nations security council ticked the box before they ultimately take their own action to make sure that president assad is punished for using chemical weapons in the past, and as they believe possibly using chemical weapons in this case in the douma. security council members are in the middle of consultations as we speak over a draft us resolution which aims to set up an impartial panel to investigate these cases of chemical weapons use in syria. now, russia has says that the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons' fact—finding mission can come to douma tomorrow, that they and the syrian government will ensure their safety on the ground to investigate. but the key issue is accountability. this is something that the council had in the past. they had a mechanism to punish those who the panel found responsible. but russia twice vetoed basically a resolution to extend that panel and has so far also refused to sanction the syrian regime for those cases in which they were found responsible for using ch