mundy: thank you for mentioning that. an important female pioneer was agnes driscoll, a texas schoolteacher who joined the navy during world war i. there was a brief period when women were recruited into the navy during world war i, she joined, then the women were discharged after world war i. a law was written to bar women from the navy. but she came back to work as a civilian in the u.s. navy and during the 1930's it was agnes driscoll who broke the japanese fleet code, meaning she figured out how it worked, the five digits, adding of another five digits using a non-carrying addition so that we would have to subtract those numbers out. that is one way codes are broken, and when somebody diagnoses just how it works, and then there is the daily breaking of messages. that was done by agnes driscoll at a time when most male officers did not want to do this non-prestigious work that was not good for your career. as a civilian, she was in washington looking at a japanese codebook that we had captured from the embassy, i think

mundy: exactly.so there would be certain tricks the person sending the codes would put in, and it was divisible by three because that was a jack -- that was a check the japanese were inserting. sometimes the checks would help the code breakers, but there was a lot of gargling. is a lot of guessing and conjecture in code breaking and that there is a lot of dealing with gargling. -- peoplefiguring out good at figuring out those garbled would be tasked with taking the messages nobody else could break, because they couldn't figure out the pattern. another author in his book talked about that, because that was is job, to figure out messages that had been garbled. ms. mundy: somebody who had a knack for that aspect of code breaking would be assigned that. they were assembly lines modeled after american industrial assembly lines. i am a member of the masters program and recently read your boo, which i enjoyed. thank you. there was a story -- your book, which i enjoyed. thank you. there was a story of a code

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for many, mundy has offered a brief respite from the wet and windy conditions. either a transient ridge of high pressure which built it from the west, but look at what is waiting in the wings. it will be turning a milder, wedge of male daesh sitting in the atlantic, but with that comes wet and windy conditions. for many it has been a fine end to the day, clear skies initially as we headed to the overnight period, but cloud will start to increase from the west. temperatures plummeting initially, gradually through the night particularly out towards the west, they will start to recover. east anglia at the far south—east of england may hang on to please size for much of the night, and here we could see a patchy frost. windows strengthen in the west, accompanied by rain which will tone heavy and persistent as we head towards dawn. temperatures close to freezing in east anglia, 10 celsius in the fast north—west. tuesday, when dad ray will dominate the scene. some rain heavy, the wind will be gale force in some areas, likely to cause disruption. western facing coast, h

into the shops this morning thinking thatitis into the shops this morning thinking that it is a nice mundyout to try and get our spend. thank you for watching this. you work for springboard and you look at the number of people heading into our shops ride around the country all year round. how does it feel this time around? black friday quarters by surprise a little bit. many more of us hit the shops then. we did. we're looking forward to the volume of activity in our bricks and mortar‘s destination, that by 3.4% on the friday from last year, from friday last year. that was a surprise. of course, what we anticipate on what has happened is that things have gone into a level since then. people have been waiting and people know there are many discounts available so they are going right up to the last minute to shop, that includes food. we anticipated that super saturday would be a busy saturday and it was busy but it was 7% down on last year. so people clearly are being a little more cautious and waiting to the finest moment. is there a chance that it could just be that much down all the way i