awards,entral had four and stay in virtual reality, a startup jaunt has just raised andmillion led byy, it has bragging rights as the vr company to date, and the founder joins me. great to have you back on the show. what do you plan to do with this money now that the coffers are full? jens: where going to scale up. we have a lot of pieces to jaunt. we have a hardware team that has built a camera that is a very advanced software camera. and we do photography software and apps, where you can consume the content. emily: you have done some interesting things to leverage your relationship with disney, and what else will we see? jens: the first we did is where you can find yourself on the rooftop in damascus, and we tend to do a lot of work with our partners, not just in news. we are very excited about storytelling. taking vr from being an it toential item, actually being a part of a story and telling an entertaining story, and that is why the strategic round is important for us. storytelling,that is it production, making original content? jens: there will be people who sell the cameras, pe

it has reduced the amount with which the 17% they get from the .entral government they are having a difficult time, they are supporting hundreds of thousands of refugees. anyone who flies over this will see a camp every few kilometers. and they are fighting a war. if we can provide additional assistance to them, that would be very valuable. we have very much enabled them, we helped them -- had it not been for decisive action at a critical moment last year, it is very possible the islamic state might've gotten closer to the capital. that held that off, and has retaken most of the area around the kurdish regional government. there are no more internally disputed governments within iraq. appreciate those thoughts very much. i would tend to agree and would love to see more assistance going to the krg in consultation with the iraqi government. if we could turn to turkey briefly, we talked about the fact that they have mobilized. through their mobilization of resources, whether political, military, instead of really pushing back against isis we see that has been a turn to mobilize against pkk. what