maurice and i did.that detail. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and you said? >> maurice talked to him, and he said i just want to be the best band in the world. >> how did that turn out? >> we're here. ♪ do you remember >> reporter: maurice white approached the band's second act as a mission, to broaden its appeal and better focus its message. >> he wanted to deliver a message of hope and love and respect and raise the consciousness of the people. so each one of us was hand-picked for this mission. >> reporter: would you call it a spiritual journey? >> most definitely. >> reporter: and all of you were on board with it? >> most definitely. >> reporter: that goes to another point, you know. there was no drugs or alcohol as part of your mission. i mean, is your scene, you lived clean. >> right. >> >> reporter: when it came to your food. >> some of us, we can't tell that lie. there were people in the group who got high. >> reporter: okay. >> and we got high. maurice didn't. >> a whole lot of weed. >> there was defi

maurice landed in these essex fields. hands and legs were badly burned, and he endured months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later. oh, yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now, just three of his fellow pilots remain — all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. tributes to maurice mounsdon, one of the few, who's died aged 101. 0ne one of the heroes of the battle of britain. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. banned for four years from all major sporting events — russia is punished by the world anti—doping agency. arsenalfight back at the london stadium for their first win in ten matches. and fighting prejudice — nine—time paralympic champion tanni grey—thompson tells us about the comments she got when she was pregnant. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with russia and

maurice landed in these essex fields.e endured months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later. oh, yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now, just three of his fellow pilots remain, all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, dan walker and sally nugent will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: new zealand police say they're launching a criminal investigation after a volcanic eruption, which is believed to have killed as many as 13 people. myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, will appear at the international court ofjustice to deny that her country has carried out genocide against rohingya muslims. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with guardian website and latest breaking news on the volcanic explosion in new

maurice landed in these essex fields.red months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later. oh, yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now, just three of his fellow pilots remain, all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. firefighters have been tackling a major blaze at a block of flats in glasgow. the alarm was raised at lancefield quay, on the north bank of the clyde, earlier this evening. the fire service sent 12 engines to the scene, and nearby residents have been advised to stay indoors. there have been no reports of injuries. now on bbc news, sport today. hello. i'm ben croucher and you're sport today on bbc world news. coming up: we'll have the latest on the russian doping scandal, where the country has been banned from global sporting events for the next four years. i'm not optimistic are told that thatis i'm not optimistic are told that that is going to change. they've ha

maurice landed in these essex fields.ndured months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later. oh, yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now, just three of his fellow pilots remain, all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. maurice mounsdon, one of the few, who's died aged a hunded and one. the head of russia's anti— doping agency has overhauled the way it views the sport of. russia has been banned from most major sporting events for four yea rs banned from most major sporting events for four years the band means the russian flag and anthem will not be allowed at events such as the tokyo 2020 olympics or the 2022 world cup. athletes who can prove they are untainted by the doping scandal will be allowed to compete under a neutralflag. christmas trees can be a controversial topic at this time of year — whether to get one or not, real or fake, whether to chop one down or get one in

maurice mounsdon never flew in combat again but he served until the end of the war.taff chief marshal mike wigston chief of the airstaff said: he was one of the best you know, he was always chatty, appreciated people recognising that he was a battle of britain veteran but on the other hand it hadn't fazed him. he went on to enjoy a full life, to over 101, and i went on to enjoy a full life, to over101, and i think went on to enjoy a full life, to over 101, and i think he was a lovely guy. 0ut lovely guy. out of the 3,000 young men who flew in 1940 just three remain. but the courage shown during that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. robert hall. bbc news. niesmt back now to the election, and throughout the campaign we've been focusing on parts of the uk where seats are expected to be closely contested. today we're in crewe, and joanna gosling is there. ben, thank you. yes, crewe and nantwich is a key election battleground. in 2017 labour took the seat from the conservatives byjust 48 votes. earlier, the victoria derbyshire programme held a live debate

maurice landed in these essex fields. the pain comes later. oh, yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now, just three of his fellow pilots remain — all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. maurice mounsdon, one of the few, who's died aged 101. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers katy balls and jack blanchard. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. now, it's time for the weather. hello there. we had brief respite from the wet and windy conditions which are going to dominate our weather throughout much of the coming week. that happening? let's ta ke coming week. that happening? let's take a look at the jet stream. that's the ribbon of fast flowing atmosphere in the atmosphere that drives our weather. it is living below the uk, allowing low systems to make inroads. once one clears away, well, it's not long before the next one heads in our dir

maurice mounsdon was just 21 when hejoined up.as in combat over kent. throuthuly and august, he flew relentless and exhausting missions, shooting down at least seven enemy aircraft. but his luck ran out, and at 14,000 feet he was supposed to bail out of his blazing hurricane. i'd had a shot at one of the bombers, and i was overtaking the squadron, so i turned to come back and have another go, when i was hit. he landed in these essex fields, his hands and legs were badly burned, and he endured months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later, oh yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now just but he did serve until the end of the war. nowjust three of his fellow pilots remain, all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. maurice mounsdon, one of the few, who's died aged 101. time for a look at the weather, here's alina jenkins. after the strong winds of the last 24 hours, it is a more calm, q

maurice landed in these essex fields.and he endured months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later. oh, yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. now, just three of his fellow pilots remain, all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. he died at the age of 101. christmas trees can be a controversial topic at this time of year — whether to get one or not, real or fake, or the decision to chop one down versus getting one in a pot that can be re—planted, all in the name of sustainability. a national park in the netherlands is encouraging people to come and help themselves to a free tree — all in the name of the environment. rich preston has the story. the ranges in the eastern park are desperate for you to come and take their trees away. so says the sign, christmas market, cut your own free. and they won't charge you a penny. turn up, grab a saw, and start cutting. that's because the s

maurice mounsdon was 21 when hejoined up.relentless and exhausting missions, shooting down at least seven enemy aircraft. but his luck ran out, and at 1a,000 feet he was supposed to bail out of his blazing hurricane. —— forced to bail out. -- forced to bail out. i'd had a shot at one of the boys, and i was overtaking the squadron, so i turned it to come back and have another go when i was hit. he landed in these essex fields, his hands and legs were badly burned, and he endured months of treatment in hospital. the pain comes later, oh yes. burns are rather uncomfortable. hmm. maurice mounsdon never flew again, but he did serve until the end of the war. nowjust three of his fellow pilots remain, all of them over 100. but the courage shown in that long and costly summer will outlive all of them. maurice mounsdon, one of the few, who's died, aged 101. coming up in a few moments, a question time special attended by those exclusively under 30. but now it's time for the weather. good evening. for many, monday is something often qui

maurice mounsdon was 21 when hejoined up.entless missions against the waves of german bombers, sent to soften britain up ahead of hitler's planned invasion. during july and early august, maurice shot down seven enemy aircraft, but at the end of august, at the peak of the battle, he was forced to bail out of his burning aircraft. i'd had a shot at one of the bombers, and i was overtaking the squadron, so i turned to come back and have another go, when i was hit. maurice was terribly burned on his hands and legs. he suffered a great deal during his months in hospital. i was hit with a shell in the gravity petrol tank behind the dashboard, which exploded, of course, and it blew petrol into the cockpit, which instantly caught fire. so there was only one thing to do, and that was get out as fast as possible. 544 raf pilots were killed during the battle of britain. maurice mounsdon never flew in combat again, but he served until the end of the war. today, air chief marshal mike wigston, chief of the air staff said: he was one of th

palace he and his vice presidential running mate and former president cristina kirchner defeated maurice your mark and i'm tired as an election one let's bring in our correspondent tori's about who's joining us live from when a site is and they have been banned at celebrations tereza but also huge challenges ahead so what is president fernando has been saying. the great thing right here outside the presidential palace and people continue to live here for what it's considered not just to get the story they're celebrating of democracy december 10th that's right after argentina returned to democracy back in 9683 at the time when the president informed me that that's why they stay so storage for media that the phone number is arriving driving his own car in congress trying to show him stuff that that's where morning i did this president took what he just finished delivering that speech speech that for many is considered to be inclusive in an attempt to give a night oh i do time that i've been up all arise between both this quarter that inspiration of the. so much any of those for against it

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>>all right time now for the 4 zone forecast not just around the bay area that a cross country maurice yeah people get ready for the holidays headed out of town, good news today, sfo had trouble really all week long but travel today, not bad at all mostly cloudy skies still but the deck but higher so no delays at sfo. temperatures in the 50's they're traveling across country now not bad either although we are seeing some delays at laguardia but those are minor delays and looks like that's improving right now no delays at jfk or chicago o'hare of course got some storms that are all impacting the travel over the next couple of days so stay tuned. yeah we've got to more storms on the way. outside right now though it is fairly quiet around the bay area light winds out there still some high clouds streaming up above you can see that there all that moisture least the brunt of the moisture heading up in the sitting west-northwest right now bringing them actually some record amounts of rainfall but that's going start to work its way into the bay area you'll see that here as we head in toward t

inside maurice your mountain waldo readies the 1st test scenario with cyclists as the focus this is jim central component is the dashboard a planning module for camera operators and directors using an input screen they control the flight paths and camera movements of individual drones so their record and the media stuff i have to. think about all the. shows and troubles about coming plays no one where you have to perform a product from where the drones but you can concentrate on the editorial staff. the technical details are taken care of by mission control this system checks all components for plausibility and calculates the ideal flight path for the drones it also make sure none of the drones gets another drone in its picture. one of the program's features after the planning and control is the ability to simulate the mission on the monitor. it's a short step from simulation to reality to test the multi drones practicality for media production to drones track a group of cyclists with video cameras all completely autonomous like. the cameras follow the bike riders with the aid of g.p.s.

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politician and his vice presidential running mate and former president cristina kirchner defeated maurice your mockery in october and that shouldn't let's bring in our correspondent tory is a bush is joining us live from the capital big celebrations there tereza but huge challenges ahead for the president so what's he been saying. well that's right big challenges ahead but also a big celebration here many of the people we've spoken to say that they're also celebrating the return of 7 is that that's the 1851 i'm dave operate on back in the 1940 s the most important political live in argentina in the last century it's coming back to power and that's why there are thousands of people going out to eat why did sort of the presidential palace celebrate or you are today i bet the farm on this left his house he was driving his own party it to what congress went and side was sworn in and later brought you vet gave a very compelling speech in a way talking to our agents was that they need to be tonight at the stop he spoke about the possibility of free storming the judiciary the uk forces saying th

. >> maurice accused the writers guild of compiling. dossiers. >> hose to lurked in the far right fringe needed a new ploy to further their cause. >> that's when they got the story from reese about the kennedy-marilyn involvement. >> reese told cap hell about rumors of an affair between the deceased actress and the to be general of the united states. the three surmised without evidence that marilyn monroe did not commit suicide but was killed by bobby kennedy to keep her quite and protect his political career. >> that's where it all began, right there. upon his return to new york capell turned to his friend walter winchell to disseminate the information. >> winchell was a powerful columnist and radio personality. he wrote a gossip column for the daily mirror. he was a rabid anti-communist, he was friend with j. edgar hoofer and joe dimaggio. >> winchell started to publish did bits of information. >> he theorized that bobby and jack kennedy had an affair with marilyn. i don't know that he said that but it's insinuated. >> in 1964 he publ

a life devoted to music with passion and humility maurice young son strive to emotional shape sound right down to the tiniest detail here performing beethoven in tokyo young sons was born in 1943 in riga when latvia was occupied by the nazis his father was a violinist and conductor his mother an opera singer they encouraged their sons musical talent to see from me so or move through the interview and they got me to move in this direction without putting me under pressure so reasons in the area is like a ray of sun that says go this way this is dissolved so you get these and. it's on studied violin piano and conducting in leningrad and vienna his big breakthrough came when he won the 1971 carry on competition in berlin he later worked in oslo pittsburgh and amsterdam in 2003 he became chief conductor of the bavarian radio symphony orchestra in munich. and 190 someone who really knows how to inspire people and infuses every note with in a passion that's a rare quality of food and this is and is it in a quality it. with young songs passing the music world has lost a great conductor. here wat

james maurice off the new south wales rural fire service we asked him about the decision not to cancel sydney's famous new year fireworks display despite outbreaks of the bushfires of an ice. look at this stage obviously way type precautions working with a partner a technique i didn't seize and organizations are closely with them in regards to our total fire ban exemptions and and their requirements and at this stage given the full cost conditions we don't believe that there will be any shoes at this stage in regards to the sydney harbor fireworks going ahead we'll obviously continue to work with them and if we need to have a heart and level of response from our forefathers from both the our fis and foreigner a few new south wales throughout the sydney area will do is to say working to the conditions but we are expecting certainly that southerly trying to move through needs a very tight a number of hours to move through from around 5 to 7 pm on knees a so we are likely to say those much cooler conditions by this time we certainly by the time we reach me not on trees dine on but at this

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maurice french who can wheel it. a couple of guys who probably won't be playing defensive back in the nfl. nick yards. 10-10 ball game between eastern michigan and pittsburgh. kept his eye on the ball, touchdown. 17-10 eastern michigan. fourth quarter, 30-27. one-handed grab. 34-30. beautifully done. and then east quarterback, glass, loses his temper a little bit. smacks 2 players on pittsburgh's team. he's ejected, obviously. and you won't see him around for a while, i'm imagining, after he knocked down an official. and it's pittsburgh hoisting the trophy. 34-30. >>> the independence bowl. miami and louisiana tech. smith finds tucker. moves it for a seven-0 lead. still seven-0 late. picked up by trey baldwin with one hand. >> wow. >> beautiful play. the final, 14-0 louisiana tech. taking care of business. >>> the golden state warriors, quite possibly the hottest team in the nba right now. sounds good, right? three-game win streak. they won on christmas day. biggest upset in the christmas day montage of nba basketbal

first up, for joe, or for joe from maurice in maryland hi, maurice. is docu sign right a deal?'ve talked about it i've mentioned microsoft and adobe as potential acquires. this is a $15 billion cloud software company e signature. they ipoed in april of 2015. they're showing growth of above 40%. they have strong momentum behind them the stock has rallied significantly. any form of a correction in the first months of the year this is a name you want to own i own it currently and plan to tan it through 2020. >> carrie, this is from earnest in new york. ali baba is at an all time high. should i sell? >> i would not the stock has had a big move recently, but it took a hit this year because of fears about the china trade war. it have under a lot of pressure. it really shouldn't have been because this is about the chinese consumer and about alibaba being the controlling factor of the internet sales and commerce in china. it's back on track we think that it has a strong runway and we feel that 2020 will be a good year for it >> okay. for jon from sleepless at florida. >> oh. hope you g

you know the good stuff maurice simpson spending part but haven't watched pos new deal. was. done no one can do is going to be opposition into a general election by putting jeremy coogan a big house is desperate absolutely desperate to avoid scrutiny. on the eve of the election the polls were close to boris and on the charm and what would being people door to door. for. nothing like a good movie reference to win you an election because on december 12th boris was popping champagne and dining on his new parliamentary majority he got his wish of a korban free christmas and now he might well get his wish for january breck's it the question is will we finally get our wish for just a bit of. 0 to. 6 00 and other key events from the year was streets protests grip cities all across the world chief among them in parts and fuck the. of france it seems was affected by a kind of yellow fever charlotte dubin ski reports now on the protest movement that's been shaking things up every weekend this year. as 29000 winds up in front since that time move reflection was a good g.a.a. what gifts

for the past 20 years it says its top priority is to protect civilians and there from armed groups maurice carney from the friends of the congo advocacy group told us the current unrest is a symptom of far deeper problems of the ineffective peacekeepers. the context in which the instability is taking place in the congo is one of 20 years of invasions wars of aggression sponsoring of militia groups in the east of the congo plundering of congo's minerals by congo's neighbors over one and uganda in particular and that time during that aggression unfortunately has been backed by at the end members of the international community the united states and the united kingdom i'm so there's a whole chain. starting from local to international where there's been a lack of accountability where there's been a lack of justice where there's been impunity so a comprehensive approach is is needed now it's just a question of assuring that the u.n. troops are doing their mission and taking their mission properly but there is an international system in place that. of which the congolese people have been. more ne

it's interesting because it has been a lot of talk about having the first female governor, maurice ——the topjob stop happen and andrew bailey will take the top job stop sources close to sajid javid indicated the candidates have been vetted on the basis of whether their views are compatible with the direction of the new government. hm. some candidates were rejected because of this because she had critical views on brexit. he's not going to be like mr carney. he is following a bit of a glamorous bank of england governor, and how often would have you been able to say that over the years? he is slightly dull and sort of... there isa slightly dull and sort of... there is a lot to be said for dull bankers. there is, but he has had a couple of problems of his own. he had the woodford case they blew up earlier this year and the front page of the times, the trainers who have been getting the audio. i've sat in many of those bank of england press conferences and they are incredibly careful. you have to hand in your phone when you arrive, it's all incredibly sensitive. and they have been tsolaki

parade where he and his vice presidential running mate former president cristina kirchner defeated maurice or mark toby's election mailman's leader aung san suu kyi has arrived at the un's top the netherlands to defend their country against genocide charges the west african state of gambia launched the bid to bring myanmar to international justice of a military crackdown on muslim or hunger it so it is backed by the 57 nation organization for islamic cooperation well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us planet s.o.s. is coming up next thank you very much for watching. i'm a club with crucial un climate talks underway in madrid this is planet as us from kenya where climate change is being keenly felt by populations facing extreme weather and river systems are threatened by flooding and drought. as our planet warms and waterways it contaminated once mighty rivers have been reduced to thin stretches of water we speak to those who say the costs down river the boom in hydro power are too high here in kenya will learn how local communities are taking the fight to save them our r

maurice mounsdon was one of only four remaining members of what churchill called the few, the 3,000 airmenftwaffe in 1940. now, christmas trees can be a controversial topic at this time of year — whether to get one or not, real or fake? whether to chop one down or get one in a pot that can be replanted in the name of sustainability? a national park in the netherlands is encouraging people to help themselves to a free tree to help the environment. rich preston has the story. the rangers in the eastern hoge veluwe park are desperate for you to come and take their trees away. so says the sign — christmas market, cut your own tree. and they won't charge you a penny. turn up, grab a saw, and start cutting. that's because the scots pine is an invasive species here and is threatening to take over the natural heathland habitat. for example, in this area, we have several lizards, crickets, lichens, and most of them are quite rare, they are on the european red list, so when this area becomes a forest, then all these rare species disappear. the rangers have been struggling to control the spread of th

maurice he's a spokesperson for the new south wales who are. very much for talking to us now firstly we want to see how. those of young children who've lost their lives fighting these days is can you give us a sense of the scale of the fires these men and thousands of firefighters are facing. good evening and good morning to you emirates are obviously a very big loss off the roof of a sun and the water firefighting fraternity here in new south wales 2 very loved well respected and dedicated men who gave a lot of time to protect a community i'm not only now but i was the last 10 also use of the same members of the roof on service unfortunately they were killed in the early in the light and i was rather of last night's i when they're falling appliance was struck by trade and therefore rolled and unfortunately those 2 men did die at the same 3 firefighters who were in the back of the vehicle which transported to hospital via ambulance and thankfully they're in night in a stable condition with non-life threatening injuries but obviously i has a wan

maurice we are taking down the misinformation from the journalism is about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera. pakistan's former ruler pervez musharraf is sentenced to death on charges of treason the army says it's an anguish. on how he'd seen and this is al-jazeera by from doha also coming. here and violence in new delhi over a new citizenship law protesters say discriminates against muslims. forces loyal to the un backed government in libya advance on positions held by the warlords khalifa haftar in southern tripoli. and sealing the deal south sudan's president salva kiir agrees with opposition leader be mashad to form a unity government. but 1st pakistan's army has expressed anguish after former president pervez musharraf was sentenced to death in a treason case when sheriff was in office from 1999 to 2008 after seizing power in a military coup now the case relates to the emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution back in 2007 meszaros lives in dubai and was tried in the capital islamabad in his absence will come

these are the people who endured those her renders atrocities at the hands of me and maurice the military and these are the people who are being referred to in the case at the international court of justice people have been calling for justice for a very long time it's almost 2 and a half years since hundreds of thousands fled in just a couple of weeks across the border here into the southeastern part of bangladesh where people also want to go home and that doesn't seem to be the case is it that's going to happen any time soon there are huge challenges ahead yes hugely significant that you had sung suchi aunts are questions are aunts are allegations of genocidal intent at the court but many people will say that this is not going to address the immediate issues of when and how these people are going to go back to be repatriated we were speaking to the head of the un refugee agency of bangladesh and he was telling us that even if repatriation started tomorrow it would take an incredibly long time to process the sheer amount of people here this is the equivalent of some of the capital cities

pro-democracy writer young german has been detained in china since january he's been accused of spying maurice payne the foreign minister says yang is being held in unacceptable conditions and is urging beijing to release him and a local official in albania has resigned over a few comments she made about the death toll from last week's deadly earthquake the mayor of the city of durham sparked outrage when she said she was quote satisfied only 50 people died in the quake turisas one of the hardest hit areas the $6.00 magnitude quake killed at least 51 people those are your headlines when he says next. county mccall just won't start the protest. could it be a multi-billion dollar loan with tax forgiveness to the corporations the stereotypes of the poorest. on the part of the economic policy did it help to plan recover from its lost decade. counting the costs on i'll just leave. the chinese casino empire to rival macau and las vegas has shot up on the coast of cambodia. in just a few years sihanoukville has been transformed from a sleepy tourist town into a heaving metropolis. the money is floodi

asked russia and china for how and he stayed in and there was no coup and the military stayed loyal maurice was economically more successful than the door he was more popular probably among the poor certainly certainly but they didn't save him because the united states was no good i mean i don't think that russia china angle plays a factor. morello says mistake was was that trust the organization of american states ok and that was his big mistake here and then robert one of the things that you know one of the broad brush issues of 200-1000 is really the middle classes around the world revolting against neal liberalism against the neo liberal model we see it from in the middle east we saw it in the areas they import the yellow vests is a perfect example for a look at the european one but you know you can go on to south america it is very broad here and this is a reaction to that i always hear a page from demus script here against this neo liberal economic order it is not helping the middle classes it's help. being the very very you know is getting a war well yeah it's just corporate corporat

maurice rogers, on this and i'm not sure exactly what it is. i don't sit on that particular subcommittee but i know it's an issue and i know people are very concerned about who has their data and how it is being used. you are seeing efforts at the state level in california will be voting on this and at the end of the year there will be more stakes states taking similar actions that we don't do something on a national level. it's an important issue and an issue people care about and i think you'll see that subcommittee on consumer protection move forward on it. >> chairman doyle, to go back to broadband for a second you talked about wanting to advance legislation that would really create fcc run see ban auction partly as a way to ensure that there is a pay for for broadband buildout. i am curious whether you anticipate 2020 featuring many hearings about what that broadband buildout bond should look like and i wanted to get your sons and this is last 2020 question i promise there have been a couple candidates like elizabeth warren and bernie sand