morning when they hold their conference call before then we get a sneak peek of the call with malcolm wilsonhich is rign us now the most important thing i've seen in the last few months is we signed over a billion dollars of new business. that's coming on top of existing new business, $4 billion year to date that's setting us off for a great 2022. >> can you give me a sense of what the aggregate lifetime value of the customer would be >> it could be anything ranging from $1000 so positively. >> a lot of companies are telling us, be careful, supply chain issues there's a ton of retailers we're very close to the holiday season, abercrombie, gucci, h&m and more automation across our warehouses, in north america we've been recruiting 10,000 new gxo employees and the great thing is, a lot of those employees wi turn those products around quickly, get them tothe consumers. >> we had prologis on last week, largest warehouse coming in. they said if you want to put warehouses near the consumer, now you have to build vertically that must have a done for gxo if you do it vertically. >> it does indeed. g

correspondent malcolm brabant reports on the struggle for many, to have their testimonies show that love is triumphing over hatred. >> reporter: the tiny parisian apartment of expatriate los angelino, helen wilson, is a shrine to nick alexander, who was the love of her life. alexander was the merchandise manager for the rock band, eagles of death metal, when islamic state terrorists stormed the bataclan. >> this is because he's my star, and he's always watching over me. this one is life for paris, which is one of my support groups. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( gunfire ) >> when they came in, nick threw me out of the way, and he was initially shot. then later on, they came back, and i was shot in both thighs. i knew he was injured, and so i didn't leave. and i stayed with him and i told him-- i just kept telling him that i loved him. i just kept saying, "i love you, nicky, and i'm going to stay with you. i'm not going to leave you." >> reporter: six years after almost bleeding to death, helen wilson is in constant pain from nerve endings shredded by kalashnikov rounds. what's harder to bear are the grief and psychological impact of the worst attack on french soil since world war ii. >> my mental anguish has been ext