. >>> meantime, cypress semiconductor is looking at a bid for atmel. reuters says cypress is talking with investment bankers and has told atmel it believes its offer will be secured to dialogues which was worth $4.6 billion. atmel makes chips for connected cars and dye dialog has dropped and currently it's higher. >> let's move on to something fun. comcast is buying a majority stake in universal studios in japan. they own nbc universal. universal studios japan opened back in 2001. it's enjoying solid business on the back of the wizarding world of harry potter. it had planned an ipo this year but comcast brian roberts says there are no future plans. comcast, looks like investors like it. we're up over 2%. >>> still to come on the program, uber competitors surge ahead. we'll tell you how indian and chinese ride sharing apps were working together and are working together to challenge uber's dominance. want bladder leak underwear that moves like you do? try always discreet underwear and move, groove, wiggle, giggle, swerve, curve. lift, shift, ride, glide,

. >> first we clear cut the cypress swamps, then we built the levees then we harvested most of the old natural oyster reefs and then we started drilling and dredging for natural gas. i definitely need air condition, i like travel, i love oysters, but at the same time i also would like to be protected from storm surges. >> coming up: scientists are taking foster creppel's approach seriously. >> one of the problems was we didn't have vegetation in any of our models. >> studying how coastal wetlands can make southern louisiana safer. >> so we knew that the wetlands were good for dissipating energy and it would be good for the project... um, but we couldn't quantify it. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com/techknow. >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective. weeknights, on al jazeera america. >> new orleans, the

in cypress is difficult. aid groups have been changing all of this, since opening a hospital in jordan which specializing in reconstructive surgery. in the region's victims of war. there shall more conflicts that daddy need treatment. this is why the charity doctors without borders has set up it's own specialized surgery hospital. 24 with living with a terrible face injury caused by a mortal shell, while government forces were fighting in anbar. >> they moved bones from my pelvis in order to reconstruct my jaw. my next operation will be a new nose and the third will give me teeth. before coming here i had completely lost hope, because doctors said there's no treatment for me, i never expected to improve. >> dock tores without borders has also been treating mohammad for years. most of the gets here are already occupied. the regions continuing conflict means that the complete war injuries is immense. in syria alone more than 1 million people have been hurt. according to the united nations. >> this old woman was

the exercise is taking place in the waters between cypress and syria. the russians warned off civilian air traffic to stay out of the area. the exercises themselves are not illegal according to the u.n.'s convention of the sea. it is suggested that it is causing concern amongst n.a.t.o. officials, saying it's taking place in an area that is highly militarized and could affect stability in the middle east. >> in france, prosecutors opened a preliminary investigation into french government accusations that the syrian government committed crimes against humanity. the syrian observatory for human rights said 30 people, including child soldiers have been killed at an i.s.i.l. training champ. they are casualties caused by the camps over syria. >> the saudi-led coalition says it seized an iranian boat carrying arms to yemen. it was topped off the armani coast. a boat was manned by 14 iranians, and had weapons, including antitank sells. the saudi coalition are fighting rebels in yemen. >> a court in india sentenced five people to death for planting bombs on mum

this is the president of cypress speaking in the general assembly.e claims to represent the whole of the country. he forgets about the turkish part, that's another story for another day. he mentioned that ukraine is a u.n. founder he said the charter -- talking about russia's abuse of the veto. a license to kill. and said it was a shameful veto as well. >> put in there by russia to arm the rebels he said in the east of his country. let's listen to how he put it. >> okay we can't hear from him, but let me tell you he rounded off the speech by telling him that freedom he expected the sovereignty and territorial integrity, ukraine doesn't demand more, however lit not settle forless. now what about the rest of the day here at the united nations general assembly. well, coming up in the course of the next couple of hours we are going to hear about the president from the union, expect policy talk about syria to dominate, we are going to hear from david cameron. to british prime minister, something similar from him, we will hear from nicholas the new preside

people from as far away as cypress has been advised to stay indoors. >>> in the u.s. 41 democratic senatorsave thrown their support behind the iran nuclear deal. the obama administration has enough to block disapproval resolutions. the agreement released $100 billion in frozen assets to iran in return to limits of its nuclear program. kimberly halkett in washington, d.c. spoke. when do you think we're likely to see this vote? >> well, if the white house gets its way there won't an vote. but it's really up to the members of strong ear on capitol hill. the 41 senators that you spoke about, they there might be 42 who have come out in support of this deal. but at the same time what the white house is hoping is that these senators will collectively use their power as well as some arcane legislative procedure to block a vote that would allow for the rejection of the agreement. here is the reason why the white house wants that. the white house is concerned if this measure does pass in both the senate and house of representatives then it lands on the president's desk where he has the uncomfortable

. >> a former british ambassador came to this country from cypress as a boy. he belongs to migration watch which wants to reduce my identification to wrain. he said this company is lessee equipped than german to take in large numbers of refugees. >> german has a population that is decreasing. it's a much bigger country. our population is increasing at a greater rate than the germans. so you are not comparing like with like frankly. >> the advances guard of some 5,000 children were to find sanctuary. >> in the past, brain has been a defendant safe haven for people escaping persecution. jewish children who fled from the nazis. >> for the asians who were expelled from uganda, although they held british passports and the numbers were small compared to the numbers of syrians now on the move. the people who march in london this weekend belief this country can take in many more refugees than it has committed to so far. britain spends much more on foreign aid for syrian refugees in the camps in the middle east than any other country in europe. the government will be v

form he british ambassador came to this country from cypress as a boy. he belongs to migration watch, he session this country is less equipped than germany to take in large numbers of refugees. >> germany first of all has a population that is decreasing. it's a much bigger country. our population is increasing at a greater rate than the germans, so you're not comparing like with like, frankly. >> the advance guard of some 5,000 children who are to find sanctuary in britain. >> reporter: in the past, britain has been a safe haven for those escaping retribution. the asians, escaping uganda, although they held passports, compared to the number of syrians now on the move. believe this country can take on many more refugees than it has committed to so far. that britain spends much more on foreign aid for syrian refugees than any other country in europe and the government will be very reluctant to make more concessions. barnaby phillips, al jazeera. >> the bomb has exploded in a camp for displaced people in nigeria. the camp was housing some of the 2 million w

. >> reporter: under the bald cypress trees of cattle lake in east texas, a young don henley caught his first fish. what did you catch? >> a bass. not a big one but it was exciting. >> reporter: when you describe this area to people, how do you describe it? >> you can't really describe it. you have to bring them here. i tell them it's a magical place, and you have never seen anything like that. >> reporter: after the past two years on tour with the eagles and a lifetime on the road, the 68-year-old musician is spending more time back in that magical place near his hometown of linden, texas. >> reporter: so you used to spend a lot of time at the movie theater, i imagine. >> i did. >> reporter: henley bought the land the theater used to stand on. >> one night i came and saw the blob and then i had to walk home. >> reporter: he also owns the barbershop and several other buildings. feels like you own almost half the town. >> yeah, yeah. there's one born every minute. >> reporter: there's got to be some parking lot of -- part of you trying to hold onto something here. >> i'm not sure what it

people from as far away as cypress advised to stay indoors. the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei said his country will not hold talks with the u.s. beyond the nuclear issue. president obama appears to have got the support he needs. to stop the iran nuclear deal. republicans hoped to decrail the congress. president obama has the support of enough democratic senators to head off the opposition without using a presidential veto. >> government shot dead a television news employees in the pakistani city of karachi. attackers opened fire on the newsstand. it's the latest of attacks on members of the media. two others were include, and are treat for their injuries in hospital. police in india are investigating claims that two nepali maids were raped by a saudi diplomat. the women say they were repeatedly sexually abused and starved over several months. the saudi embassy says the charges are false. it's unclear whether the officials have diplomatic immunity. the women were rescued by police after a tip off >>> guatemala's former president will remain

this happened in cypress park, northeast of downtown los angeles this morning. national weather service issued a flood advisory for parts of l.a. county. that's where more than an inch of rain has fallen. the 710 freeway was shut down in the city of bell in both directions due to high water. >>> here in the bay area, seeing a few rain spritzes on the windshield. that will get even more, isn't it? >> you are right. today, we have partly cloudy skies, mild conditions, but already looking at the possibility of more rain coming our way for wednesday. giving you a live look here overhead where we have partly cloudy skies. what a beautiful start out there. we've got afternoon highs. very mild. a little bit warmer at this hour than where we were 24 hours ago. let's take a look at this next possibility of some rain. here we are with partly cloudy skies. but notice to the north of us, already beginning to cloud up once again. if i take you farther back, i will show you the next system, dropping out of the gulf of alaska, by tonight, we will have mostly cloudy skies over

." >> reporter: here under the bald cypress trees of cattle lake in east texas, a young don henley caught fish. what did you catch? >> a bass. just a small, not, not a real big one. it was exciting. >> reporter: when you describe this area to people how do you describe it? >> you can't. you have to bring them here. i just tell them it is a magical place. you have never seen anything like it. ♪ in the fast lane >> reporter: after the past two years on tour with the eagles, and a lifetime on the road. ♪ back in the fast lane ♪ everything all the time >> reporter: the 68-year-old musician is spending more time back in that magical place. near his hometown of linden, texas. you were born and raised here? >> yeah, i was actually born 40 miles from here. that's only because they had a clinic. ♪ take a picture >> reporter: his new solo album called "cass county" in a nod to his native turf is his first in 15 years. ♪ the years went rushing by ♪ in the twinkling of an eye ♪ roll with the changes >> after seeing the eagles material, some of which we have been sing over 40 years now, i really need

the trunks of the cypress trees rose out of the early morning mist. in 1779 the temperature was bearable. they settled the earlier decades in louisiana and the french. they were british refugees that left florida after the lower mississippi revealed the inability to protect them at least a few members. they were joined by 160 and other indians in the lower mississippi. seven americans including oliver pollock had an american battle flag probably the stars and stripes. he'd spent the previous weeks assembling with the new disdain that recognized the united states as an independent country and britain might retaliate. still that seemed like a large gathering just to make the difference of two or three of the listened to the french translation as they agreed to keep up with anguish. the news was startling. they haven't simply recognized the independence of the united states into the declared war on britain and expected people to either part. the award of apprciation they could render the horrors that the british have put them true that it cut through whe

." >> reporter: here under the bald cypress trees of cattle lake in east texas, a young don henley caught his first fish. what did you catch? >> a bass. just a small, not, not a real big one. it was exciting. >> reporter: when you describe this area to people how do you describe it? >> you can't. you have to bring them here. i just tell them it is a magical place. you have never seen anything like it. in the fast lane >> reporter: after the past two years on tour with the eagles, back in the fast lane everything all the time >> reporter: the 68-year-old musician is spending more time back in that magical place. near his hometown of linden, texas. you were born and raised here? >> yeah, i was actually born 40 miles from here. that's only because they had a clinic. take a picture >> reporter: his new solo album called "cass county" in a nod to his native turf is his first in 15 years. the years went rushing by in the twinkling of an eye roll with the changes >> after seeing the eagles material, some of which we have been sing over 40 years now, i really need some other songs to sing. even s

to the current proposal the renderings showing two buildings with the presentation of who mature cypresses trees and the project team has come up with an initiative plan signed off by and arborist to protects so those with a setbacks 2 it order court that is the home that protects the trees has a 12 foot setback and recused the skoormg as you can see open slide perhaps hard it is a suspected driveway and walkway it is a initiative project and it protects the trees and we worked with the oovrt arborist to have a protection plan that>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> comfortable with and hope to preserve those trees that's the structural kind of basis for that plan here this is 22 order court now a 6 foot setback on this property to representative the 12 foot on 24 order court rear and aized footprint and 22 order front no changes the total expansion is only 8 hundred and 24 square feet a might have to provision finally the court is not part of the project no plans whatsoever to expand this beyond the envelope that slide is not updated mr. tilly chang wants to only probably do minor inte

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. >> came from this country from cypress as a boy. he belongs to migration watch which wants to reduce migration to britain. he says this country is less able to take in refugees. >> germany has for instance a population that's decreasing. it's a much bigger country. our population is increasing much faster han germany. than germany. you're not comparing like to light. >> jewish children who fled from the nazis. >> most of the asians pushed out -- >> or the asians expelled from uganda, although they held passports. and the numbers are small compared to those on the move. believe this country can take in much more refugees than it has committed to so far but britain spends much more on foreign aid for syrian refugees in the camps in the middle east than any other country in the world and the government will be lupt to t to make more concession. >> president barack obama and his wife miche michelle held a t of silence for the victims of 9/11. targets across the northeast united states. >>> still lots more to come here on al jazeera incl

is it a major contention from the black sea fleet, in the process of deploying in waters between cypress and syria, off the cyprus coast. it involves the russian flag ship. missile cruises, amphibious and landing craft. now, it is, according to the un convention of the sea. it is not illegal for this to take place, but this will be a live fire zone and civilian aircraft van warned away from the area, causing concern to n.a.t.o. they are saying more armed vessels are moving into it, are highly militarized situation, which could threaten the stability of the middle east. >> peter sharp in moscow, thank you very much for that. >> meanwhile, israel's defence ministry ruled out coordination with russia. that's after russian president vladimir putin expressed concern over israeli air strikes, and called for discussions on the matter. >> israel is a regional power in a sense, situated in this region. and we should respect interest in the state of israel. it is not indifferent to what is happening in this country. at the statement there are some questions that caused concerns. all this subject w

they automatically go through, in group b, group leaders whales, trafficked to cypress. group l, changed dramatically by the end of hours. italy sit two behind croatia. they have few problems getting past malta. hollywood film executives denied writing a script. making the n.f.l. look bad. the movie, starring will smith as a scientist that proved the link between long-term brain injuries and repeating blows to the head. >> movie reel: i found app disease no one has seen. >> reporter: it's a movie that won't hit the theatres until chris, but the trailer for will smith's latest film "concussion" is causing controversy. he stars as bennett amarlu, real-life forensic pathologist. he chronicled brain drama in n.f.l. players. the film looks at the league's attempts to cover up the issue. >> the trailer was released monday, pulling no punches. the next day the "new york times" newspaper reported that "concussion" was altered to avoid antagonising the n.f.l., something the director denied. the "new york times" cited new york studios. an email written in august by senior studio e

take a look as rescuers grab a person and a dog clinging to a tree in cypress park.police are searching for two more possible victims. the national weather service has issued a flood advisory for parts of los angeles county where more than an inch of rain has fallen today already. >> that is incredible. >>> time is 9:40. a sheriffs deputy in florida says he was touched by a little boy who showed him love and kindness at a donut shop. deputy donny jackson was at a dunkin donuts when the boy's dad said he wanted to pay for the man's breakfast. he was caught off guard. >> i smiled and declined and his apartments are like no, he really insists. >> reporter: jackson took a picture with the boy. he wrote a message on the back of it and said thank you. he says he wants to link up with that young man again to thank him in person. >>> well, it was an exciting thrilling sight for whale watchers but a real close call for two kayakers in the monterrey bay. >> oh! >> i got him. i got him on video. >> can you imagine that? over you? a whale watcher captured this video saturday. a

beyond that, it's gone as far as cypress, so conditions there aren't good, either. obviously jerusalem was involved. it's gone down. this is a satellite picture overlaid. not exactly the same scale, but this is skype press here and there's the coast. this is all sand, all picked up all the way down as far as the northeast of egypt. while in the sky, was, it's blowing around. the wind will be strong tomorrow. until we get fresher air in, it won't clear up. it could well be there throughout wednesday. i suspect by thursday, the breeze would have settled things down a little bit, but nasty and early as you said. >> abandoned mines around south africa's largest city of johannesburg are making people sick. toxic waste has been left to pile up near residential areas for years. one community is just meters from a dump site. >> ross lynn says her lungs are failing her. she relies on a machine for oxygen for 16 hours a day to keep her alive. >> it's very difficult, because you can't go anywhere at all. anywhere that you have to go, you have to take the machine with. this is

in the next seven days, live fire exercises in a stretch of the eastern mediterranean between cypr cypress and syria. commercial aircraft have been warned to stair clear of this area. russia is not contravening any treaty in the sea, and the west says it's a growing concern and bringing in more russian assets into a very heavily militarized area that could compromise the real stability of the middle east. >> peter, thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date on that. peter sharp in moscow there. >>> well, our events analyst and columnist with the russian newspaper. he says it may not be easy for moscow to differentiate between the syrian opposition and isil. >> in the recent interview just published vladimir putin said he doesn't know about much opposition in syria. they're all terrorists he said. it could be very much also these assad opposition forces, too, especially it would be easy to attack ideologically the al nusra front, since it's affiliated with al qaeda, and of course the opposition is more of a direct threat to the assad regime and its forces than isis. russia could

. >> here, under the bald cypress trees of caddo lake in east texas a young don henley caught >> a bass. exciting. >> when you describe this area it? >> you can't really describe it. you have to bring them here. i just tell 'em it's a magical place that you've never seen anything like it. >> after the past two years on tour with the eagles, and a lifetime on the road, the 68-year-old musician is spending more time back in that magical place near his hometown of linden, texas. you were born and raised here. >> i was actually born 40 miles from here. but that's only because they had a clinic. >> his new solo album called "cass county" in a nod to his native turfs his first in 15 >> after singing the eagles' material, which of which we've been singing over 40 years now, i really need some other songs to sing, even some of my solo stuff is three decades old now. i want new songs to sing. i have things inside me that i need to get out. >> returning to his roots, he's joined by country stars like dolly parton and martina mcbride. it's the kind of music he listens to go growing up with his fat

. >> we have cypress, aged. it's readily available.n a truck tonight. >> now that we've liquidated the low-margin generic products and closed big pine, it's time for me to renovate the greene street location so that we have 100% of our focus on selling fresh, hand-made, all-natural pies. and i want the half drywall to go all the way down, and the difference between here and here... >> yup. >> is glass. when we get down to here... >> yup. >> i actually want to do a counter of just four seats. >> okay. >> the glass will stop wherever the production stops. >> right. >> i'm changing the layout to maximize the floor space for pie sales. i'm also bringing the kitchen up front so the consumers can see that it's hand-made and all-natural. by expanding the seating and adding a viewing station, i want consumers to be able to have a unique experience watching us make pies and understand what goes into each one. with the change in our product and the change in the process, key west key lime pie company will start to increase revenues dramatically.

cypress., thanks. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> we have an update on yellen this morning after a health scare at the end of the speech last night. check this out. she appeared to pause and cough multiple times. she was offered help to leave the stage, but ended up walking off under her own payment. she felt dehydrated, under bright lights, it was a 40 page speech. she was standing for quite a while. as a precautions, she was seen by staff on site and continued the schedule and moved on. seemed to me she cut the speech because -- >> looked like it. she looks like she was not stable right at en. i don't know, maybe faint almost. >> dehydration does that to you when you stand for a long time like that. >> right. >>> in washington today, president obama will welcome chinese counter parts for an official state visit. cnbc's chief international correspondent is at the white house with the look. you've been all the way through back to washington. what do you have this morning? >> reporter: the chin

cypresses is the fact that our vietnam veterans are now reaching an age in their 60's and over wherey need a lot of health care at the time that a lot of younger men and women are coming back with injuries and other traumas theciated with afghanistan and iraq war. you're good to remind us all of the need to stay focused on the v.a. but i think the direction of things have turned the corner and we expect to see better service in the v.a.. 330 areaext from the code -- guest: i assume that means the interest rate. i'm not sure who that came from but in non-federal reserve terms, that's what they said yesterday. they said the uncertainty internationally has been translated into less demand for our goods and that was concerning. when you say less demand for our goods, you are seeing jobs for the people who make those goods. i think 330 area code is right. is whatgree with their i would say with respect to a jobs bill, where i come from, we got highways that are falling apart and bridges falling down. we missed a huge opportunity in these last six years to make a major national commitment

we get it request a lot it is cypresses you're talking about cell phones distractions. >> the pedestrians almost get rotunda over using the technology. >> it is very high but when you're out there at the scene not many people witnesses a person with cell phone or reading a book or doing something other than driving we focused on the top 57 speed or running relies or stop signs it is again hard to prove the fatality on third we've gone after the cell phone the cell phones was based on the approximate and his state but generally don't have that does that answer your question. >> okay. >> yeah. >> anything else i want to thank commander mann index and captain and traffic absolutely the reason we spend so much time because of the prevention and the public safety model we can do more to prevent those tragedies that have happened so excellent work thank you all what exists me the most it the fact we have community partners engaged not only when it is going well and keeping the lines of confusion open i really think this is what cities look at how to work would the culture crashes i congratulate

cypress semi conductors say they may make a bet -- may make a better bid.oost from raymond james, which raises it to a strong by. let's go into tech and look into apple and facebook. they really did blow away estimates. 10 million units sold last year. and answer the question from the top, most of them bumped 2.5 million. apple is down 1.25%. facebook is down boy -- down by four .3%. this after angela merkel question the company's efforts that posts are racist. facebook shares have been down just five trading days this month. next star broadcasting is bidding 15 per share from media general, for $1.5 billion. general.inner is media one positive in a sea of red. mark: a look at some company news. coming up on the market today, apple is boasting about its latest broken record. the company said it sold 13 million of its newest models over the weekend. mark: i am mark crumpton here with betty liu. betty: the world's largest company sold 13 million iphones in a debut weekend. mark: china, customers they're flocking to stores to get their hands on the latest hand

alexis cypress's party took the vote. .hey took 35.5% of the vote they will join the new democracy partyur sleeves and work with the working class to lift the sun up over our homeland. social justice and prosperity of our country, to be able to have a stronger and fair greece, and make us strong again. goodbye. >> he came to power to end followty and now he must through on what he agreed to. another political outsider is rising in the polls, carly fiorina has risen to second poll of a new cnn voters. she is at 15% from 3%. >> it is cozy in our radio booth headquarters on lexington and 59th street. how are you? for an aircraft hangar, it is cozy, the amount of space. kitchens in manhattan, are you kidding me? commonwealth -- a financial network to jd power ranks highest in satisfaction among investment firms four times in a row. visit commonwealth.com. again, visit commonwealth.com. in a pre-fed meeting, we had a meeting with steen jakobsen. he is very opinionated on what all central banks should do and also the fed. he is back with us after the actions of the fed. good morning. >> good m

we get it request a lot it is cypresses you're talking about cell phones distractions. >> the pedestriansrotunda over using the technology. >> it is very high but when you're out there at the scene not many people witnesses a person with cell phone or reading a book or doing something other than driving we focused on the top 57 speed or running relies or stop signs it is again hard to prove the fatality on third we've gone after the cell phone the cell phones was based on the approximate and his state but generally don't have that does that answer your question. >> okay. >> yeah. >> anything else i want to thank commander mann index and captain and traffic absolutely the reason we spend so much time because of the prevention and the public safety model we can do more to prevent those tragedies that have happened so excellent work thank you all what exists me the most it the fact we have community partners engaged not only when it is going well and keeping the lines of confusion open i really think this is what cities look at how to work would the culture crashes i congratulate everyone fo

impacted the middle grades here in san francisco as i shared with the crowd yesterday when we start the cypress we had an idea to focus on stem where we've come in that short amount of time the schools are filled with the middle schools having wait lists people are more interested in ever in coming to san francisco continentals schools we've opened a stem school in the heart the bayview a beacon four 21st century learning a demonstration of the vision 2025 in action we now have the nation's first prek through 12 curriculum in san francisco so we have a number of things you look at our million dollars oath creative space and realtime they're not called cafes but dining halls students are enjoying the good food and the associate in a positive manner so this is mask happening in the middle grades thank you to benny hoff and the mayor but all the partners that have considerable our schools that was an excited day foyer san francisco and the benny hoff the benny hoffs mark and lynn as well as the salesforce are pubically stated they want a 10 year or beyond commitment to san francisco publics which

to the current proposal the renderings showing two buildings with the presentation of who mature cypressesrees and the project team has come up with an initiative plan signed off by and arborist to protects so those with a setbacks 2 it order court that is the home that protects the trees has a 12 foot setback and recused the skoormg as you can see open slide perhaps hard it is a suspected driveway and walkway it is a initiative project and it protects the trees and we worked with the oovrt arborist to have a protection plan that>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> comfortable with and hope to preserve those trees that's the structural kind of basis for that plan here this is 22 order court now a 6 foot setba on this property to representative the 12 foot on 24 order court rear and aized footprint and 22 order front no changes the total expansion is only 8 hundred and 24 square feet a might have to provision finally the court is not part of the project no plans whatsoever to expand this beyond the envelope that slide is not updated mr. tilly chang wants to only probably do minor interior