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similar events now others have made sure that the world knows exactly who we are talking about here khalid beydoun started a thread to know the names remember the stories and celebrate the lives of the fifty people who were killed they include khalid mystify he fled violence in syria as a refugee only to find it in new zealand and he's one of nine pakistani nationals who was murdered that day now for many online commentators the prime minister just into arder and has been a role model for the kind of compassion that they expect from political leaders when she was asked by president trump what support the united states could provide her message was sympathy and love for all muslim communities but it was her immediate promise to change gun laws which dumbfounded so many people in the united states especially compared to what they usually see after a mass shooting is expected to discuss some potential changes to gun laws with the government ministers in just a few hours here's how some people in christchurch feel about that it could well be a bit of a comeback on the front some guys that got

and joining us for more on this story is john most khalid from islamabad in pakistan good to see you what more can you tell us about the name initiated when they received it is basically from after about baathist on an evil to use it and almost a decade ago he was posting his ph d. and he was a teacher working as a teacher will. be just yet three sons one of the son was with him i just want his name was that i was around twenty one twenty two years old and the name was basically a constant constantly in touch with his family now or he was planning the wedding of his son to love was a war period in this going it back and the family now states that you know while we were discussing how we can going to raise the marriage until a few days ago or not we are talking about the funeral of blame and. reside in there not pakistan and something is not a stranger but the kind of extremist violence that has been perpetrated in new zealand what is the reaction been a participant in this kind of violence against pakistanis and muslims abroad. well in the when we talk about new zealand sitting here

entrepreneurial people also in africa that really want to make a difference and they bring the passion of khalid to the table to give you a couple of examples points we had in our program a start up called hello tractor that's tractors that really brings the efficiency of kind of western agriculture to small the farmers in nigeria right now and a couple of other countries or talking about cold helps it's a cold storage start up it actually increases the shelf life of vegetables for instance for people who cannot afford it bridget but also for example using farm drive is an extended from kenya that use alternative credits were integrating people that currently don't have access to credit into the normal financial marketplace and we see that a lot of that happens both on producing food prints boarding food but also how you can actually then consume it ok so there's a lot of diet dynamics there and just briefly if you want to do you see urban farming eventually becoming equally important then rural farming. so urban farming when you talk about hydroponics or politics growing plants without soil is

sudanese artists also circulating online primarily via instagram artists like abdul rahman al nazir khalid al baker and i started here whose viral images center around the theme of freedom and dignity some of the artwork criticizes the sudanese news media for their role in succumbing to the power of the state and failing to tell the story will leave you now with some artistic impressions of a country in the midst of a power struggle and we'll see you next time here at the listening. the wells pollinate says are in decline. in this episode of the price we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insects of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to get on on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every. this is al-jazeera i'm daddy in obligato with a check on your world headlines a showdown shaping up between supporters of venezuela's political rivals nicolas maduro and why don't have both called for demonstrations on saturda

." >> i'm idris elba hosting "saturday night live" with musical guest khalid, we're on next. >>> welcomek. hockey, sharks entered today a point behind calgary for pacific division lead. even overtime loss would have put them into tie but win would put san jose on top of the division standings with a little bit less than a month left in regular season play. sap center, first period sharks on the power play, who else but joe thornton assisting timo meier out front, ties him with stan mikita for 14th all-time point list. recipient is meier, this time logan couture setting him up out front. meier's second of the game. st. louis goaltender is beat in front. 2-2, how it stands. into overtime, klay thompscoutu setup, san jose, 3-2 win by koi kevin labanc. kuture after the game. >> we've come a long way. not long ago going through tough times as team and not near top of the conference, means we found our game, played to capabilities. >>> desert, taking on the the giants, the cubs. buster posey looked good. throwing out arcevans in the fourth. kris brya kris bryant scoring in a game that doesn't

khalid mustafa came to new zealand last year as a refugee from syria.nt to the mosque friday with his two sons, one of them just underwent a six-hour operation in the hospital. also haji doud nabbi was born in afghanistan but moved to new zealand many years ago, over 40 years ago, seeking asylum. he had five children, four sons, and a daughter. and of course we'll be learning more about the other victims who died in this horrific tragedy. let's go back now to ivan watson. he has more perspective from christchurch, ivan? >> reporter: thank you very much, natalie. the message that i hear again and again from new zealanders is that they believed up until about 48 hours ago that this kind of violence would never reach their distant shores. and they have tragically learned that nothing, nothing is truly local. not the hate-filled right-wing white nationalist supremist ideology that seems to have inspired this deadly act of terror, nor the people who have become victims here, who range from countries not only new zealand, but also indonesia, malaysia, turkey,

one of them is khalid mustafa a refugee from syria. he arriveed from new zealand with his wife last year. new zealand was meant to be their safe haven after fleeing the violence in syria. one of khalid's two sons has undergone a two-hour operation last night in christ's church hospital. >>> in other news, there is new evidence that the pilot in two plane crashes may have been battling an automated system. >>> next, boeing's planen to fix th plan to fix that. and boeing's plan too fix it. >>> plus, president trump still going for the money for the border wall. he vetoed congress' objection of his national emergency declaration. what will congress do next? we have an answer. . >>>als, "vanity fair's" newest cover. take a look at it. bru beto o'rourke. why he says he doesn't believe in labels and why he is publicly apologizing to his wife. > >>>. >>> live pictures in the 18th week of the yellow vest protests. initially this was over a fuel tax suspended by the government. it's branched off to greater concerns of french financial challenge

a crowd gathered for the first two funerals, a father 4-year- old khalid mustafa and his 15- year-old son carried to the grace. the tenet was remember as hard- working and compassionate who excelled at writing horses and wanted to be a veterinarian. new zealand's prime minister visited the boys school where students are grieving for him and two other students who had attended the school. >> it is these names and stories we need to keep telling and these people that we need to honor. >> reporter: she also answer questions about our promise to take new zealand's gun laws. >> we have a lot of holes in our gun laws in new zealand and we need to fix that. choke investigators said the gunman had five firearms into were semi-arctic weapons. gun law reforms could include a total ban on semi automatic assault weapons, firearm registration requirements and the elimination of an online police background check system. >> if those things are past it would mean that new zealand has far stronger guidelines than what we have in the united states. >> reporter: robin thomas from the gifford center says

sudanese artists also circulating online primarily via instagram artists like abdul rahman al nazir khalid al bay and started here who's viral images center around the theme of freedom and dignity some of the artwork criticizes the sudanese news media for their role in succumbing to the power of the state and failing to tell the story will leave you now with some artistic impressions of a country in the midst of a power struggle and we'll see you next time here at the listening. for some of the the first so called the subway of life. about. there is a region between the whaling industry and conservationists as the future of whaling in icelandic waters is decided. people in power are killing whales. whether on line. with to the answer for them not to do this or if you join us on the senate all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue we are talking about a legal front and you have seen what it can do to somebody just people using multiple drugs including the phone and some people or secular everyone has a voice and does your boss your twitter and you could b

khalid mustapha, a refugee from syria, moved with his family last year to the safety of new zealand.e was killed during friday prayers. one of his teenage sons is also missing. hygiene were 71. he ran the afghan association at the mosque. relatives have described his death as an act of cowardice. the family of marriage hasan in india were told of his death today by the authorities in new zealand. the country where he and his wife are raising their two young children. nobody nobody was even emerging that in new zealand, a peace—loving country, that such a situation arises. in the coming days we will learn more about the lives lost on the anguish of the families who agree. daniela relph, bbc news. my colleague, clive myrie, is in christchurch. many more people as more details emerge are coming to pay their respects, as we can see behind you. yes, that is right. this botanical gardens is not far away from the main hospital are so many others people injured and a terrible attack a couple of days ago were being treated. and a couple of people are still critically ill in that hospital. thi

differences between the two key players phases of ours reimers a base in tripoli read a good general khalid behalf that based in the east despite attempts in the past to bring about a permanent solution to the crisis in libya but the government base in tripoli is lashing out of the international community and the u.n. in particular saying that they are trying just to further advance the agenda of khalifa haftar hold many say is being used by countries like the u.a.e. and saudi arabia to advance their political agendas ilithyia. protesters have been rallying in southwest yemen calling on saudi backed government forces to take full control of the province. or what they find as have the sage the city of fires for more than four years an estimated two hundred thousand civilians have been caught up in the fighting most of the city has remained under the control of government forces but what is regularly attacked with artillery shells and sleipner fire. u.s. president donald trump is reported to have demanded north korea hand over its nuclear weapons that they had our summit last month that's acc

we traveled to gratz nostra to meet khalid el masry in late two thousand and three he was arrested on holiday at the macedonian border he was then taken to a small hotel room where an official accused him of being a member of al qaeda and certainly should be punished. from the mother who's in the school. with jesus i. can see them dressed in. college was telling the truth he was not a member of al qaeda shockingly this was a case of mistaken identity but they came was he was hunted a wity us agents and bundled onto an air a contract his plane. from. america should have been done for fear for life even our. own human. unnamed to him his destination was a site in afghanistan used for cia interrogation one of the network of foreign prisons and secret so-called cia black sites places where suspected terrorists many of whom turned out to be innocent was systematically tortured in a brutal theater to gain intelligence. this man was a career cia operative his name is glenn hall he vividly remembers his first impression of one cia interrogation cound in an unnamed country. inside it is immedi

[applause] >> and after khalid shaikh mohammed was water boarded he he became a font of intelligence boarded him he would sit and talk and keep him company and one day they were talking in his cell, and ksm was explaining to this cia officer why it was that they were going to prevail and he said, that americans have powerful weapons, but they have a weapon that's more powerful than anything we have, which is patience. and he said, and this is a quote from khalid shaikh mohammed, says we will win because americans don't realize we don't need to fight militarily, but we only need to fight long enough for you to quit. that's the man who brought down the twin towers. barack obama made it come true. he withdrew our forces from iraq against all advice of his military commanders. at the time they had controlled no territory, like they don't control territory in syria today and had about 700 fighters under arms according to john brennan cia director at the time. and within a very short period of time they went from 700 fighters to 40,000 fighters, they invaded iraq, and took over an area of

who died in the westminster terror attack two years ago. 48—year—old keith palmer was stabbed by khalidr was one of five people killed in the attack on 22nd march, 2017. over in the lords, there was an outbreak of cross—party praise as peers finally passed the trade bill — one of the central pieces of legislation needed ahead of any no—deal brexit. the government was defeated five times during the passage of the bill, including on implementing a customs union and ruling out a physical border on the island of ireland. but as the bill crossed the line in the lords, there were warm words from all sides. there may be aspects of the bill as it leaves this place with which the government does not agree, but i really believe that your lordships can be justly proud and we should be justly proud of the contribution made here to this important piece of legislation. we didn't always agree and she has acknowledged that, but where we have differences i think we have done so only once all possible avenues of compromise have been explored and we have proceeded on a basis of mutual respect for each oth

third us quite strategic dialogue and he was speaking with kuwaiti foreign minister shaikh sabah khalid and both reiterated that there needs to be an end to the gulf crisis which has seen a blockade of cutter by four of its neighbors for almost two years now. if we want to all the news the number of people killed one cycle and it i had was a has doubled and it's expected to rise further president felipe a new city confirmed that more than two hundred people have died and close to three hundred fifty thousand more are at risk the u.n. says cyclonic could be one of the worst weather disasters to hit the southern hemisphere the destruction has made it hard for rescue crews and aid groups to reach victims in remote areas the storm has also left a trail of destruction in zimbabwe and malawi where the city of beta and mozambique is one of the hardest hit places ninety percent of us and for structure has been destroyed farming the military and beta she met with victims struggling to cope with the storm's impact. or ties to foot sea survivors of cycling. airport one helicopter load at a time th

one is accounted for the khalid al jazeera. authorities in malta say they have taken control of a ship that was hijacked by migrants off the coast of libya the migrants allegedly sick over the blue one after being told they would not speak taken to europe maltese police have arrested five men who were on the vessel or no questioning them as to these and see immigration deputy prime minister material salvini has welcomed small to us intervention hundreds of the one hundred has the latest now from tripoli. the maltese government is expected to conduct an investigation with the migrants who are accused of hijacking get the vessel but it depends on where the crime was committed and some of those migrants could be proved innocent because the captain of the vessel according to the maltese navy stated that he and the other crew members were threatened by the migrants and force it to change the vessels course back to the north we understand that the migrants are afraid they could be returning to libya because the fear that they could f

omar, ocasio-cortez and -- look at you know, not enough is really gone down to talking about what khalidt to her 14-year-old daughter, yes it is bad and offensive that she would talk about the president of the united states and i know of a liberal politician that happens to be a friend of mine that told me in 40 years in washington d.c., they have never seen a president disrespected like that. but it was not the horror. the horror is that she felt comfortable to say to the public to say to an audience, expecting applause and she got it that she would poison her little 14-year-old daughter with that type of hate. and the fact that she is a palestinian american is irrelevant to this next point. but it is relevant. which is that, that is part of the problem. in the middle east. impala stan and gaza that you have organizations, individuals poisoning generations, the next generation of palestinians and turning them into little minor terrorists. a least in their mindset. and it is frightening that she is doing that. trish: i will say -- look, i am disturbed. we did a lot of digging on omar. sh

. >> idris elba hosted the show with khalid. >>> ground breaking super hero movies that had been blockbusteroffice, two yrs ago it was gal gadot and chad boseman. is year is brie larson. it is not just a big moment for the studio, it marks the for larson who has proven herself as an academy awa winning dramatic actor but now steps into captain 'smarvel suisuit in a new stratuspar. >> brie larson knew if she's going to play the most powerful super hero in the universe, she has some work to do. >> over ni months of work out, twice a day, she built herself into captain marvel. >> why is it so important to you to get in that characte >> to me, she represents power and strength. it w not just good enough of this representation of fale strength, i want to help tell that story, i went from not being athletic and being able t dead lift 220 pounds and pushed my trainer over the hill. >> in her past life, the super hero was an air force pilot, theqred some training for larson,too. she spent days in nevada with real pilots and she took a messy ride in f-16. >>e you should okay, you got a 50/50 sh. how

musical guest is khalid. >>> one of the top high school choirs in th nation making beautiful music insingers a tc williams in alexandria are getting ready to perform at a press tee jus competition. higeporter: tc williams school choir in harmony this morning and they have big planse they're tng next week to perform on a national stage with the best of the best. i want to bring in the choir director, theodore thorp to talk about where they're going and what they're doing. the music for all corral festival, that's it? >> yes. >> you had to go through a rigorous process. >> it was a blind audition with national corral conductors list >> what will this do. >> an incredible amount for their music education. >> i love that you want t set them up for a world stage as well. how can we help as amm ity? >> you can help in so many way. the best way is to go on the tcwilliams.com website and donate through papy pal. >> reporter: we want to hear ng them didn't the lord deliver daniel, is that it?nd ♪ the ship began to sail ♪ and never come back no more ♪ daniel ♪ daniel >> reporter: this is one of

khalid mustafa went to the mosque friday with one of his two sons, one of them just underwent a six hourperation in the hospital. dhaji was born in afghanistan but moved to new zealand seeking asylum. he had five children, four sons and a daughter. we'll be right back. naysayer said no one would subscribe to a car the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ (woman) too late for lunch.o minutes. starkist saves the day. sweet and spicy tuna in a pouch! smart choice, charlie. (charlie) no drain, no pain. just tear, eat... and go! try all of my tuna, salmon and chicken pouches. (danny)'s voice) of course you don'te because you didn't!? your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. conventional wisdom says you can't make a 400 horsepower sedan, that's also environmentally conscious. we don't follow conventional wisdom. ♪ ♪ want more from your entejust say teach me more. into your xfinice remote to discover all sorts of tips and

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is it saudi oil minister khalid al-falih, or is it mr. novak from russia?nnmarie: it is increasingly looking like the russians are the ones that are setting the agenda. they were talking about they have so much more to do in terms of cuts. inventories are building in the u.s. they are surprised about the shale output, and these cuts need to come. he did say we have to make a decision coming up, it was clear he said there's more work to be done to clear this. while this russian oil minister, alexander novak, says we need to wait and see. today, they said we're going to scrap this april meeting and there's only going to be one in june. it looks likely that they're listening and taking that cue from alexander novak, so that april meeting is off the table and then deciding on whether or not to extend these cuts the rest of the year. they will make that decision in vienna in june. david: president bolsanoro of brazil arrives in washington today for talks with president trump on a wide range of issues from expanded trade with the united states to brazil's members

also, he'll be joined by khalid on "snl." >> idris is a stud. >> he is. >> back after this.t's fresh grab and go salads and sandwiches. they're not talking, because they're eating. oh, hello. at giant, it's the little things that make mealtime easy, so you have more time with the people you love. >>> that'll do it for us on a saturday morning. reminder, south by southwest kicks off this weekend. if you're heading to austin, our eggs will colleagues will be there. >> they'll be talking about how fake news spreads. follow them on nbc news on twitter. >> have a great day and a great weekend, everybody. >> see you, guys. in a different. in a different. talk to your doctor about xeljanz, a pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. xeljanz is the first and only fda-approved pill for moderate to severe uc. it can reduce symptoms in as early as two weeks, improve the appearance of the intestinal lining, and provide lasting steroid-free remission. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections including tuberculosis. serious, somet

. >> then all over on msnbc al sharpton brought the argument full-circle by defending congressman khalid after lynn patton forsaking her word should carry more weight than michael cohen wins. watch. >> one word, she couldn't testify. she was standing there as a prop that was not allowed to speak, but is not brought there to speak. >> trace: the battle continued on the airways on capitol hill where it began, there appeared to be a peace deal and the house floor representative meadows offered representative to lead his hand but instead got a hug. the two spoke for about a minute. a little calm before the next partisan storm, shannon. >> shannon: trees, thank you very much. trace presented the case so let's dig in deeper to the issue with fox contributor andrew mccarthy, welcome to you both. >> high, shannon. i want to play a little bit more about lynn patton on instagram come i want to read a little bit more what she said yesterday. someone played the race card and it wasn't the republican. a highly educated black woman who rose through the ranks of a real estate company in the world spoke

usual meeting here in washington yesterday between secretary of state mike pompeo and saudi prince khaliddeath. "the post" says it was khaled that lured him into that consulate where the murderers were waiting for him. as for further assurance life goes on between the two countries, the u.s. confirmed rick perry has authorized an export of nuclear energy technology and services to saudi arabia. meanwhile, mohammed bin salman enjoys, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and that's "hardball." coming up next, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez sits down with chris hayes. that starts right now. >>> america prides itself in doing big things, stretching a railroad across the continent, storming the beaches of normandy, landing a man on the moon, building highways and the infrastructure for the internet. our politics today seem incapable of producing change on that scale. we face a civilizational challenge right now and the clock is ticking. if we don't radically transform our economy away from fossil fuels in the next decade, we're courts climate catastrophe. >> we're facing a nation

sudanese artists also circulating online primarily via instagram artists like abdul rahman al nazir khalid al bay and started here who's viral images center around the theme of freedom and dignity some of the artwork criticizes the sudanese news media for their role in succumbing to the power of the state and failing to tell the story will leave you now with some artistic impressions of a country in the midst of a power struggle and we'll see you next time here at the listening. the farthest from. the fact. the smallest place on the planet could soon be lost. its an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen without intervention to give the big i would say here to a vast now it's a race against time to try and strain a species take a crisis that's in the match and see. extinction tag no zero. this is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha has them seek a welcome to the news grid the long journey home opposition leader one why don't he says he'll soon return to venezuela after visiting with latin american leaders he's call

sudanese artists also circulating online primarily via instagram artists like abdul rahman al nazir khalid al baker and i started here whose viral images center around the theme of freedom and dignity some of the artwork criticizes the sudanese news media for their role in succumbing to the power of the state and failing to tell the story will leave you now with some artistic impressions of a country in the midst of a power struggle and we'll see you next time here at the listening. the fact. hopeless on the planet and one that could soon be lost forever with an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen without intervention of the big i would say to a vast now it's a race against time to try and save a species like a chrysler it's an emergency plan they've all extinction. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what he. goes from. but as he said. he's moving with it. and going on the road. the stories we hear. by the people who live. in this is you know. a president defies protesters demands to not run for a fifth term but promises early ele

sudanese artists also circulating online primarily via instagram artists like abdul rahman al nazir khalidal baker and i started here whose viral images center around the theme of freedom and dignity some of the artwork criticizes the sudanese news media for their role in succumbing to the power of the state and failing to tell the story will leave you now with some artistic impressions of a country in the midst of a power struggle and we'll see you next time here at the listening. with a new leader in brazil comes changes to how it deals with where it's relevant in the u.s. brazil's vice president is playing an active role of president asked you not to talk to the press but you're still talking the president just told me to be careful the vice president of brazil talks to al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. hello i'm maryanne demasi in london just a quick look at the top stories this hour the u.s. president has tol

operate a newly automated stall prevention system well let's get more on this now we're joined by khalid bailey is an aviation analyst and pilot and a former federal aviation administration safety team representative and he's joining us live from new jersey very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so issues have been raised about a feature on the seven three seven max which the families of line air victims say pilots weren't adequately trained on this is one of the trained on this is one of the things that this boeing for from what you know what ethiopia airlines pilots adequately trained on this new feature on this new plane in fact. usually when federal authorities from any country put in a directive the airlines will react and do the appropriate training there is no reason to believe that the airline did not comply with any kind of directive or recommendation from either the government or the airplane manufacturer in this case which is boeing but i think the key here is you know the issue that there is obviously potential problems with the air speed and the angle of attack indicato

and ahmed khalid was travelling to see his family in kenya.n 35 countries, including kenya, ethiopia, canada, and the uk. ethiopian airlines has been seen in the compa ny‘s ceo ethiopian airlines has been seen in the company's ceo has been to the site and has confirmed there are no survivors. we know a number of people from the un were on the plane. here's the un secretary general. we are working closely with government officials on the ground, and mobilising assessments and any support needed during this difficult time. our colleagues were women and men, junior professionals and seasoned officials, hailing from all corners of the globe, and with a wide array of expertise. they all had one thing in common— the spirit to serve the people of the world and to serve the people of the world and to make it a better place for us all. and this report from anne soy has more on the victims. a moment of silence in honour of the victims of sunday's plane crash. at least 20 of the dead worked for the united nations. like 36—year—old joanna tool. i am very

. -- khalid al-falih. >> there is still significant inventory glut in the market about what we consider to be normal, and that we need to draw this down in the next two months before considering easing the production cuts that we have undertaken so that that objective would not be served in a meeting in april. paul: joining us now is bloomberg america's energy -- carlos. rallying, butil how long is it going to last? is there a showdown in june? carlos: for the short-term, they sent a strong message. keen on making this deal work. they have shown they are. and they are cutting more production than they needed to cut to make sure this deal works and the message was let's make sure it works until june. there is ase live-action happen between now and june, and there are things that we have to observe until june. most importantly, the stockpiles in the u.s. are still quite high , and americans tend to start driving more in a brawl now that the weather gets better, so the driving season is going to help bring down those stockpiles, and that is the kind of thing that saudis are observing. sher

that's what i'm khalid azad defensedepartment of working alongside him in reconciliation discussions are convince all the --ties that government of the actors to come together to to if we can't find a way reduce the violence in order to reduce american forces and nato forces located inside and working together alongside us inside of afghanistan. can theur estimation, taliban and other extremist groups be trusted? sec. pompeo: i am a believer that whoever it is we're negotiating with, we have to measurablerable, outcomes that can be verified. that goes for everyone. in the private sector negotiating with customers and suppliers, i did not want to have to resort to enforcement mechanisms but rather have the understand we could measure, work together and see deliverable outcomes on the ground. that's what we'll expect from the parties in the region. >> my understanding is the rurepg to the -- returning to the region and will be there through april 10. encouragement would be appreciated on behalf of this committee to extend that invitation for a briefing. think it's important and you hav