unit down 11%. hong kong down eight to 9%. shanghai listed a shares also down. why do we care? the site he said it is the largest rapidly controlled diversified conglomerate in china. it has been extremely active in pharmaceuticals. 5.7 billionnding dollars of the last two years investing in insurance. a number of analysts say that will be the biggest revenue contributor going forward. been on the acquisition front overseas. cirque du soleil club med. the greek jewelry maker. companiesf different also the hong kong listed unit has about $2 billion in outstanding acquisitions it is not pleaded. >> another stock we're watching of costo single or. that's the shipbuilding arm of a group. it fell more than 11 years. that's an the company said it would post what it is calling a significant loss in the fourth quarter. top hads climate delivered an agreement. againstclaims the fight the warming will need unprecedented in this. through $5 trillion 2030. >> it is quite an agreement. it involves 195 countries, so basically all of them. agreement to limit global warming to two degrees. the

set for its lows close in five months, that as it became a listed unit. a down 7%. is one of those that debuted on the market today, hitting its limit of 44%. that's after the five-month trading halt was lifted. the reference right to the weakest level since 2011. rishaad: i look at inflation -- a look at inflation, consumer price data coming out, does signal that demand is the mining -- stabilizing. demand may be stabilizing on the data we got out the last hour after a year of six interest-rate cuts and stimulus, cpi it rising more than forecast. is about half the governments targeted pays for the year, so there may be more room for authorities to loosen monetary policy further without stoking bubbles. the further decline in imports we got yesterday do signal some stimulation in the man. the worry continues to be prices at the factory gates, producer 45ce index in deflation for consecutive months. staying firm for the last couple of months. was for asus estimate fall in prices of 6% to factory gate prices have not seen inflationary pressure since january of 2012. h

open up their homes to airbnb renters of the many apartment companies prevent their tenants from listing unitsnts use it secretly and now airasia is discussing a revenue sharing model and the loser, of court, is hotels, they could lose business if hundreds of thousands of rental units go online. >> traffic is a nightmare on the bay bridge and we find out the latest from sue hall. >> this is still a sig-alert on the bay bridge from the san francisco side because of the paint spill. only one lane remains open and a monumental backup as you might imagine crass all the way to the toll plaza with a 45 minute drive. here is a look at alternate routes the san mateo bridge is moving along nicely from the toll plaza into san mateo just 12 machines that is a great alternate and the richmond-san rafael bridge very light could interest marin built and it is 20-minute drive from richmond-san rafael bridge through marin to the golden gate bridge into san francisco so a great alternate or, bart. that is a look at the alternates to get away the sig-alert with an upstate in the latest condition in the next ten

julie: chinese companies that are listed here in the united states. this company cannot with its earnings after the close yesterday. third quarter revenue list -- missed forecast. the company says it will temporarily suspend further forecast on revenue because of domestic jurors. he can see shares down by about 13%. at the decline. we are seeing an increase in another chinese stock that is listed here in the united states. shares of 3.3%. be near and to agreement to buy it. the sheriff's still not trading up to 27 where this deal in theory would take place. and finally not a chinese company per se but one that is heavily dependent on that country. the shares up to and a half percent after the stock was raised to outperform from market perform. as theck could do well investor focus starts to shift toward the split in the company. it is spinning off its chinese business and also in particular taco bell has been doing well in the united states. it's chinese business has been struggling for a number of different reasons. including any supplier issue that a

to what we see in the united states and he called for common sense gun laws that need to happen all levels of government focusing on a few things but the viewer of the no-fly listed the united states said you should not be able to walk into a gun store that is an example that he gave. you saw paul ryan at the tree lighting ceremony is a story politically. deirdre: the very latest from washington d.c.. and about 15 minutes, said there will be another update from san bernardino police. they are planning on doing the updates every 60 minutes. to recap this is very much alive situation with 14 people were killed earlier today and the inland regional center that serves about 30,000 people per year that has about 670 staff members and you heard the update from my a friend and hopefully with lifesaving surgery. the shooters are heavily armed with semiautomatic weapons wearing body armor and a ski mask they seem to have vanished there is no other word for it so the national police, a cia and fbi is looking for them. and there was a suspicious device dismantled me a robot id is concerned that was a package that it has been dismantled so is no longer a threat that is the l

but the terrorist watch list that my friend has talked about is one of the more mysterious lists in the united states. as i read the press, i find one article that tells me, well, there's 47,000 people on it. another one that tells me, no, there's 470,000 people on it. yet another that tells me there's a million people on it or more. i do know the american conservative -- excuse me. the american civil liberties union has called the terrorist watch list a, quote, massive, virtually standardless watch list scheme that snares people and racial profiling. that's the american civil liberties union. in this chair we have mr. mcclintock from california when he was a state senator he found out accidentally going to the airport he was on the terrorist watch list. he found out another colleague, a democratic colleague, another state senator, you know, was also on the terrorist watch list. they inquired as to why and they said, well, we can't tell you. eventually working with the sergeant at arms of the california senate they were able to determine, mr. mcclintock had been confused with an i.r.a., irish

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. >> remember, farook had no criminal history, no red flags, not on the watch list in united states or arabia where his life was living and came from. now the fbi says we're investigating this as an act of terror. then you have isis official radio program today coming out and saying these two were isis supporte supporters. how can you know for sure and think isis isn't just jumping on the band wagon to take credit and does it matter in the investigative part of this what isis says? >> the scary thing is it seems this couple may have learned from the media coverage from previous attacks, the mistakes from other people, the fact they weren't vocal and out there with their neighbors, they weren't giving their neighbors anything to report, even the people that he prayed with at the mosque say he never spoke out loud and they didn't have a social media footprint. seems the fbi is finding this afterwards. they weren't following this couple. so they have learned how to stay hidden on the isis side of things, what we're seeing is the evolution of exactly what al qaeda had also tried to inspire

your mobile speed unit locations are listed on the map. good morning. temps are starting out cool but dress in layers as widespread sunshine will quickly warm highs to near 44. highs tomorrow and through the weekend will be either side of 50 with quiet weather continuing into the middle part of next week along with unseasonably warm discover unexpected treasures, for the people who least expect it. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday >>> it is thursday, december >>> it is thursday, december 3rd, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the san bernardino massacre. noah has the latest from the scene and a look at how police prepare for those attack the. first here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> this was supposed to be a happy occasion, a holiday banquet. but it suddenly turned into an alternative shooter scene. >> the suspects are dead now. they were killed in a rampage. as for the reason behind the mystery. >> the crime scene still active. throughout the night. in front of the police car is a

a republican voting to prevent people on the terror watch list from being easily able to legally purchase guns and explosives in the unitedtes. every republican senator today voted to continue to make it as easy as possible for terrorists on a watch list to buy guns legally and easily, to buy explosives legally and easily. they voted to make sure that the united states of america remains the friendliest weapons supplier of terrorists in the world. and, of course, the terrorists won today in the united states senate as they do every time any legislation about restricting access to firearms comes to a vote in today's senate. 45 senators voted for dianne feinstein's amendment to prevent people on the terror watch list from buying guns and explosives and 54 united states senators, oath-taking united states senators voted to make sure that people on the terror watch list can buy as many guns as they want and explosives and they did it, they voted for that the day after the latest explosion of gun terror in america left 14 dead on the floor of the inland regional senator in san bernadino california. >> members of congress get p

your mobile speed unit locations are listed on the map. coldest conditions we've seen yet this season with wind chills near 10. highs stay seasonably cool near 33 with some light snow across northeast iowa. temps warm up over the weekend near 40 on saturday and near 50 on sunday. late sunday some drizzle is possible followed by paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. >>> it is friday. it's friday! i'm so happy. december 18th, 2015. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including how last-minute shoppers can save money. we'll find out whether free shipping day could set a trend

. >> if we have a list of 19 people who might want to attack the united states on 9/11 and we see them boarding airplanes, and the ability to pull them off wouldn't we want to pull them off? >> the starn brother tsarnaev brothers were already on lists, the government wasn't doing anything with that even with the list that they have. >> ineffective in terms of what the overall goal is, the goal is that the united states government has developed an identity, of terrorists that are trying to come to the united states and frying t fliek to thd states, shouldn't we have some ability to make sure they can't enter the united states or can't buy guns if they enter the united states? >> everyone who has done nothing has no intention to do anything, who are law abiding people and they are being affected by these replies. they are not transparent. they are pooun tifer in what their consequences and -- punitive in their consequences and. >> most people would suggest that there is a line between american citizens who might be entitled to due process and people who come from battlefields in syria or

. >> we are attracting successful, proven billionaires-- on the top 100 list of investors in the united states and probably in the top 200 investors of the world. >> this is one of the most unequal places in the entire united states. the gap between rich and poor is wider here than it is anywhere else. >> that's-- that's true-- >> bringing in hedge fund billionaires and having, you know, five-star, six-star hotels opening up for those investors to come in and stay while they look for places, properties to buy so that they can take advantage of those tax incentive laws, i mean, isn't that going to just simply exacerbate the inequality that already exists and is such a problem here? >> but the reality is that each one of these people that have moved under law 20 and 22 have created three, four jobs, are using our engineers, are using our architects, are using our publicity companies, are buying the properties, are going to our restaurants, are using helicopter services. the pilots are very happy. are using catering for the jets, are creating economic activity that are giving jobs to peopl

list? i have no objection to saying if you're not from the united states and you're on that list, you shouldn't be able to buy a gun. you probably shouldn't be able to buy one, anyway, in the united states, but american citizens -- i'll give you an example. ted kennedy found himself the subject of intense scrutiny at an airport before he had died because someone had used his name as an alias, so he had to go through intense investigation or search before he could get on an airplane. so to now tell american citizens that their second amendment rights could be taken away without due process is, at best, troubling. even the aclu agrees with that. >> i just don't see what the harm is. it's -- yes, there are some people who are misidentified and subject to being on the no-fly list. that gets resolved. i mean, that's a technicality that gets resolved. in this case, it's absurd on the face of it, right, that a terrorist can buy guns in this country. it's absurd on the face of it. >> except it's a diversion from the real problem. the real problem -- let me give you an example. in san bernardino, the ob

united states. more than 2,000 people on the terror watch list in the past decade in the united states buying weaponsincluding the automatic weapons. >> paul cruickshank for us in london and following the news of the attack there and perhaps some allegiance to eisis. >>> and now, the president in the oval office appealed to muslims in the united states to address radicalization in their community and balancing that with a call for other americans or americans to avoid turning on each other. >> joining us right now is the executive drirector of the grou muslim advocates and the national association of muslim lawyers. thank you so much for join g in us. do we have the sound, and able to play the sound are from the president from what he said last night? we don't have it with us, but the one thing that the president said is that we need to succeed in defeating terrorism, need to recruit our muslim brothers and sisters and they need to also within their own community take it out. and what was your reaction? >> i was so glad to hear the president address the fear and anxiety that the american people are f

the targeting of isil and excluding al nusra and any future terrorist groups that will be listed by the united nations as envisaged by the security council resolution 2249 is a restriction i do not understand. if armed groups put themselves beyond in judgment of international syrian support group and security council then our armed forces should be authorized to act within the law. equally, the limitation on deploying uk troops in ground combat operations i believe shows a lack of foresight. we know that both syrian and iraqi armed forces are going to need the maximum possible help which arguably should include the embedding trainers in the fight against, fighting echelon capability that includes artillery engineers as well as comprehensive logistical service support, command-and-control and communications functions. where will these come from? and the truth is, that since this mission must succeed, if necessary, these war-winning capabilities may need be found from beyond the neighboring sunni countries and the whole of the united nations with effective military capability may be required to

it's a semiconductor can have listed in the united states. they have a lot of 3 and 4g mobile technology. they have patents. we think they will benefit from the further growth in mobile, especially also in emerging markets. that's a name we like as well. and then a name in china we like is stensen. that's known for widgets. it's a messaging service with 500 million subscribers. they're known for online gaming, fast-moving market. if you want to buy something in china, a market that has had a very -- seen a lot of volatility in recent years, but if you want to buy something there, we recommend that. >> thank you very much for your time this morning. happy holidays. merry almost christmas. senior equity research experts at abma amrose. >> before we head to break, all because the lady loves kale? one. iconic chocolate brands could be catapulted uncomfortably into the 21st century. cadbury says they've been experimenting with new fillings for the milk trade chocolates including beach jelly, wasabi jelly and how about cakale crea? >> you're not ge

it will have no impact unless it leads to new listings by city council by the united nations that theres a list of individuals and entities subject to sanctions to the link of al-qaeda. now we are targeting al-qaeda and daesh. so this list must grow. france attach a special importance of effective rapid and effective implementation of this resolution. over and beyond daesh the other lesson to be drawn from the recent attacks is that terrorists find new ways to finance themselves, including through small amounts. our responsibility is that none of them should go unnoticed. and for me to our three challenges facing the messages defined us. we must to bolster the effectiveness of our financial intelligence. we must acquire the necessary capabilities to track suspect financial flows. the there is a need to better integrate our financial intelligence units with our intelligence investigation services. there's also a need to improve the exchange permission kind of financial information intelligence units. this crucial information would be better shared anymore complete a more rapid weight. so

limiting the targeting of isil and excluding al news ra and future groups that will be listed by the united nations under the u.n. security council resolution 2249 is a restriction i do not understand. if armed groups put themselves beyond record in the judgment of both the international syrian support group and the security council, then our armed forces should be authorized to act within the law. equally, the limitation on deploying u.k. troops in operations i believe shows a lack of forsight. we know that both syrian and iraqi armed forces is going to need the maximum possible help which arguably should include the embedding of trainers in the fighting echelon capability that includes engineers as well as comprehensive lodgist cal support support, command and control functions, where will these come from? and the truth is, that since this mission must succeed, if necessary, these war winning capabilities may need to be found from beyond countries and the whole of the united nations with effective military capability, maybe required to provide that including us. however, if the government

delta, american and united say their flights. list of others that refuse to allow the devices on board over fears that they may catch fire. consistently provide detail about the size or power of their lithium-ion batteries. cindy: the fog is pretty much temperatures. emily: it is december? cindy: a lot of you at home wondering, where is the cold air? i have found it. you have to go way up there, north of hudson bay. until the jet stream changes and brings some of that down, we will not have much cold air. you need that for snow. if you are a snow lover, not really your season. nothing yet. this time last year, we had about three inches of snow. most of it fell around things giving. in worcester, last year, seven inches of snow by now, so we are behind. fortunately, we have seen the fog lift out. it' s been a slow process and some clouds. low clouds burning off, high clouds above. temperatures to skyrocket. 55 in boston. s. that southerly wind continues to bring in that mild air. up. 61 in marshfield. low clouds and fog on the cape. places like nashua, 46 degrees. worcester, 47. fog and

list. the united states today has more income and wealth inequality than at any time since 1928 and it is worseere than almost any major country on earth. this. you to hear you're not going to see it on tv. you may as well here it here. the top 1/10 of 1% in america today now own almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. not the top 1%, the top 1/10 of 1%. the 20n america, wealthiest people own more wealth than the bottom half of the american people. family, america, one the walton family of walmart owns more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. in nevada, in vermont and all over this country, in order to , in order to bring in enough money or get some health insurance, people are working incredibly long hours. workedhe united states the longest hours of any people in the industrialized world. the japanese are very hard-working people. we now work longer hours than the japanese. despite the sweat, toil and stress millions of families are living under because they are working so hard, husbands don't see wives, mothers don't see their kids, because everyone is out working. at the end

and that the no-fly list contains a small subset of names who, quote, are prevented from boarding an aircraft when flying within, to, from and over the united states. assistant secretary burson, according to the fbi's frequently asked questions i'm going to quote here, before an individual may be placed on the no-fly list, there must be credible information that demonstrates the individual poses a threat of committeeing a violent act of terrorism with respect to civil aviation, the home land, the united states's interests a abroad or operation capable of doing so. can you tell us what types of information can credibly demonstrate that an individual poelsz a threat. >> so when a name is imported into the tsdb and they are on the no-fly list, there are numerous kinds of data that would establish reasonable suspicion or provide additional derogatory information that would say this is not someone we wish to have flying to the united states, within the united states, or out of the united states. things like associations. things like acts. this may be of a person who has been involved in a criminal terrorist investigation. so, i pine, every case

your mobile speed unit locations are listed on the map. good morning. the snow has moved out leaving behind a blanket of four to ten inches across central iowa. it's looking like winter and feeling like it with wind chills close to 10 degrees. bundle up to shovel or sled today with highs only in the 20s. another inch or so of snow is on the way wednesday followed by a blast of really cold air to cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> a fire chief risked his life to rescue a man trapped inside a car after it crashed head on into a utility pole. york, pennsylvania chief nate tracy ran to the car as flames surged from its back end monday. tracy leaned into the car, pulled the man

your mobile speed unit locations are listed on the map. today patchy fog before 10am. otherwise, cloudy, with a high near 44. south southeast wind 7 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph. tonight rain likely, mainly after 4am. cloudy, with a low around 39. south southeast wind 7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. chance of precipitation is 70%. new than a tenth of an inch possible. wednesday rain, mainly before 3pm. high near 45. south southeast wind 6 to 14 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 18 mph. chance of precipitation is 80%. new precipitation amounts between a paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be.

in this country, and i >> if your eyes are glazed over s like to be on the floor of the united states senate. it list debates about how many angels on the head of a 10 from people who have never had to make a consequential decision. >> talking tough is not the same as being strong. to wage war, we need a commander-in-chief who has made tough calls in tough times and that up to be held accountable over and over, not first-term senator' s flood never made an executive decision in their life. >> in an odd turn, dr. ben carson was given a chance to jump in and avoided the topic entirely. >> i don' t want to get in between them. >> candidates differed on removing syria' s dictator. >> we keep. from president obama and hillary clinton and washington republicans that they are searching for these mythical moderate rebels. it' s like a purple unicorn. they never exist. being jihadists. >> i don' t want to be a policeman of the world, but we cannot back off of this. >> things are just wrapping up, and it will be interesting to see if jeb bush can muster some performance. we will be back in the granite eight la

list. delta, united, american all saying they won't allow the popular scooters because of safety concerns. as we've been reporting, there have been a few cases of these hover boards allegedly exploding on the ground. one home was burned. they're saying the problem is those lit yum batteries. that's what happened. that one was on a charger there. >> sarah: we have a lot to get to this morning. everything you need to know and go is coming up next, including a close call overseas when a roof comes crashing down. >> reporter: and we're live in braintree where we have the latest on the vision enter a runaway train. >> christa: all right, nicole. another european city on high alert. where security is being ramped up in switzerland when we come back. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. >> sarah:

your mobile speed unit locations are listed on the map. snow moves in today, though we're not talking a lot. highest amounts will be on the order of 2-3" on a line from omaha to waterloo. look for around an inch in the metro. snow will taper off through the afternoon with temperatures topping out in the mid to upper 30s. clouds linger throughout your christmas day with temperatures a bit warmer, in the low 40s, with a light mix possible late into the evening. a more significant system arrives early monday announcer: it's "live with

when the president announced more deployments to afghanistan for 2016, wade's unit was on that list. a chief warrant officer, he departed for afghanistan in october for the third time in five years. >> take care of mom, all right? >> i will. >> love you. >> love you. >> don't worry. it'll be okay. >> reporter: we followed the family at fort drum this fall as they prepared for yet another deployment. the sixth of his career. multiple deployments are routine for military families. as many as 700,000 service members served more than one tour in iraq or afghanistan. >> i can train all day long. i can work all day long. doesn't bother me. but not having the family to go home to, that's difficult. it never goes away. >> reporter: before he left, he tried to family time as possible. cheering at his youngeryoung er son's football game. >> it's stuffed crust. >> a final family dinner together. >> you'll miss things but they know i love them. even if i'm 10,000 miles away, i'm still there for them. >> reporter: in oofr afghanistan, he's supervising food services, feeding the members each day.

list. charlotte jacobs recalls the life and career a polio vaccine inventor. in $2 a day, catherine eden and luke shafer explore poverty in the united states. margot jefferson made the list for her memoir negro land. she recalls growing up among the black elite. polish author reveals those responsible for the massacre of jewish residents of a small polish town in 1941. in the crime and the silence. and in destiny a power, john beauchamp looks at the life of former president george hw bush. >> baker says to them, will i want to be a congressman, i think you're just using this as a steppingstone to the senate. george hw bush says no i'm not using the census steppingstone to the senate, i want to be president. he is 41 years old, he has not won a race, but he had a sense of destiny, a word he doesn't particularly like. it was a sense that he was meant to do great things. >> that is a look at some of the new york times 100 notable books for 2015. book tv is covered many of these authors. you can watch the full program on our website book tv.org. >> now on book tv, afterwards with pulitzer prize winning journalist gilbert gaul who examin

investment firms for the defense unit also claims that two have been told that they didn't make it to the short list earlier this week. they did say it would make decision by the end of the year regarding the sale of that unit. it spotted a global plan to dispose 2 billion euros worth of assets. airbus is currently selling some parts of its business to refocus it's defense division on missiles and satellites. last week a source family also reports that airbus was exploring the sale of its maintenance units. it could raise more than $800 million from that disposal. all in all depending on the outcome of the disposal plan, airbus also plans to launch a significant share buy back program at the beginning of next year for a maximum of 1 billion euros. >> fed ex shares are rising in after hours trade. this is after the delivery company second quarter profit beat analyst estimates. morgan looks at the numbers for us. >> fed ex on the top and bottom lines reporting earnings of $2.58 a share adjusted. better than expectations and $12.5 billion also better than expected. reaffirming full year 2016 guidance d

it will have no impact unless it leads to the new listings by the security counsel of the united states there's a list of individuals and entities subject to al qaeda, and now we're doing al qaeda and dash. so this list must grow. france will attach the importance of rapid and affect implementation. over and beyond the other lesson to be drawn from the resent attacks is that terrorists find new ways and our responsibility is that none of them should go unnoticed. for me there are three challenges facing us. we must acquire the necessary capabilities o track suspect financial flaws. there's a need to better intergrate the financial intelligence unit with the intelligence and investigation services. there's also a need to improve the exchange of information between the financial information and intelligence unit of the various countries. crucial information is better shared in a rapid way and sometimes all that's need second degree a few hours of warning to aavoid an attack. those that wish to transfer them can go to cash, precious gold and these to be controlled more. today he he wants t

>> remember he said not long ago we have to have a catalog a list of all of the muslims in the u.s. if if you are a muslim in the united states you listen to donald trump's rhetoric -- >> i am talking hillary clinton right now. i want you to take a listen to this. after the president's overly office address to the nation last week she said this in regard to the president's plan regarding isis. take a listen. >> i was really happy he made the address. i thought it was important for him to address the nation. you know, i think his take on what needs to be done is close cou to mind. >> you know what's amazing about that sound right there is that 23 percent of this country thinks that the president has no clear plan for fighting isis, and 66 percent believe -- 23 percent says he has a plan. 63 percent says he doesn't have a plan. so why would this country elect a president who agrees with a

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so, we hope to soft launch the listings of affordable units in dahlia in january. in fact, i have to go in a little bit to go to a meeting about that. so, that means there will be a listings page so that anybody who wants to know what affordable-city sponsored or ocii sponsored affordable housing developments that are accepting applications they can go in one place and look it up, put in their information and see what they qualify for. in the first quarter of next year, 2016, we hope to have them to be able to apply through dahlia when they are looking at a listing. in the second quarter so after april, we hope that the lottery will come from the dahlia system. what that means is that-right now likeory developers are using tickets like circus tickets- >> i saw a photo of the lottery tickets >> with dahlia the applicant is get notified of their ticket number in their account that they set up or the housing counselor help them set up and they will-they can find out what the status is through the system, so it really greatly improves the communication of where people a