because the statement by the nec takes residence.n the party think that isa supporters in the party think that is a stitch up. a keynote speech from jeremy corbyn on wednesday, unveiling his radical agenda. do you think we can expect to see something, a move away from brexit, to say let's talk about something else? absolutely. they tried to do that even today, with don butler talking about what employers could do with women suffering from menopause. “— do with women suffering from menopause. —— dawn. will he be allowed to get those messages out there? all these parties, to give them credit, have got ideas about what to do beyond brexit, to actually change people's lives for the better. the question is, are they cutting through? because of all they cutting through? because of all the other little psychodrama is going on. -- psychodramas. the observer, their main story is labour munching into chaos. a new radical election pledge for education. what is this? scrapping ofsted. that is a serious policy proposal. i think it is absolutely t

jeremy corbyn and that nec meeting thatis jeremy corbyn and that nec meeting that is taking place asdiscussion about what will happen to tom watson's job and therefore not rush the decision that could have been as this afternoon to get rid of it. i understand that that momentum, who are thejeremy corbyn's supporting group, who had been spearheading this plot to get rid of thomason are happy with what arejeremy corbyn is suggesting and so are withdrawing their motion, which would have got rid of tom watson's job, potentially later this afternoon. it looks, and it is not confirmed that that meeting is taking place and god knows, in politics anything can happen, but it looks, for the moment, like that plot to get rid of thomason might be. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts.

the nec agreed this morning that we are going to consult on the future of diversifying the deputy leaderosition to reflect the adversity of society. position to reflect the adversity of society. does tom watson have your full confidence? tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding, as it tries to avoid going into administration, leaving customers with uncertainty. just don't know what the situation is. they will either have a flight back into manchester and be fortunate are all things could... you know, things could collapse in the next couple of days or hours and we have nothing. the us is sending troops and missile defence systems to saudi arabia and the uae in response to last week's attack to saudi arabia and the uae on saudi oilfacilities. 75 years on from the battle of arnhem — a mass parachute drop is taking place in the netherlands, to mark what was known as ‘0peration market garden‘ in world war two. and favourites new zealand, hold on to beat south africa in their open

and it is not unreasonable to discuss the party when we are all together at the nec and on the eve ofs voting to abolish tom watson. we were voting to have a discussion... a discussion to have a discussion... a discussion to abolish tom watson! no, about the structure of the party. jeremy came with a proposal, and we all voted for it. is someone who has worked in the media as well, it is likely to dominate the headlines if you voted to have a debate about the deputy leader's role on the eve of conference, amidst criticisms of that deputy leader... the truth is that deputy leader... the truth is that if the nec had agreed on bacon and egg for breakfast, journalists would be framing it as a labour split story. the plp framed it as a split story. the plp framed it as a split story, they said this was counter—productive, that this was the wrong thing to do on the eve of an election, and even the chair of the plp talked about the potential foran the plp talked about the potential for an internal civil war. that is a member of the labour party, not a journalist. i did not vote to abolish to

at the party's ruling national executive committee to abolish mr watson's role, but this morning the nec backed mr corbyn‘s proposal to review the position instead. tom watson described the ploy to remove him as a "sectarian attack". our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. what does he want to be talking about? the nec agreed this morning that we are going to consult on the future, of diversifying the deputy leadership positions to reflect the diversity of our society... policies? his plan for government? definitely. the green industrial revolution, green new deal that we are putting forward... factional infighting, getting rid of his deputy, probably not. tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. but, as labour gets ready for its annual conference, it is an internal row that is dominating. after mr corbyn‘s left—wing backers in momentum tried to oust tom watson by scrapping his deputy leader position. a straight sectarian attack on a broad—church party. and it is moving us into a different kind of institution, where pluralism isn't tolerated,

the nec agreed this morning that we are going to consult on the future of diversifying the deputy leadern to reflect the adversity of society. does tom watson have your full confidence? tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. the party conference has opened — among policy matters this afternoon, labour is set to announce proposals to give women experiencing the menopause more flexible working hours. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding, as it tries to avoid going into administration, leaving customers with uncertainty. just don't know what the situation is. we will either have a flight back into manchester and be fortunate are all things could... you know, things could collapse in the next couple of days or hours and we have nothing. iran reacts defiantly in response to the us sending troops and missile defence systems to saudi arabia and the uae, after last week's attack on saudi oilfacilities. there have been dozens of arrests at the latest anti—government, yellow vest protests in the french capital paris. 75

jeremy corbyn and that nec meeting thatis jeremy corbyn and that nec meeting that is taking place as we speak is proposing a review of labour's deputy leader position. what will much are? we're not sure. and that is kind of the point of it. to have a discussion about what will happen to tom watson's job and therefore not rush the decision that could have been as this afternoon to get rid of it. i understand that that momentum, who are thejeremy corbyn‘s supporting group, who had been spearheading this plot to get rid of thomason are happy with what arejeremy corbyn is suggesting and so are arejeremy corbyn is suggesting and so are withdrawing their motion, which would have got rid of tom watson's job, potentially later this afternoon. it looks, and it is not confirmed that that meeting is taking place and god knows, in politics anything can happen, but it looks, for the moment, like that plot to get rid of thomason might be. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello. apart from the odd pocket of fog this morning, it's been a fine start and that dry, that sunn

is not an unreasonable thing to discuss the structures of the party when we are all together at the nece eve of conference. nobody was voting to abolish tom watson. we were voting to have a discussion. to abolish tom watson? a discussion about the structure of the party in the next dayjeremy had the proposal and we voted for it. do you think that somebody who worked in the media, it was likely to dominate the headlines if you voted to debate the deputy leader's roll on the eve of the party conference amid criticisms of that deputy leader? the truth is, if the nec had agreed on weetabix for breakfast or bacon and eggs, journalists would frame this as a split story. the parliamentary labour party framed this as a split, they said this was counter—productive on the wrong thing to do on the eve of an election and even the chair of the p0 election and even the chair of the pop election and even the chair of the p0 p talked about the potential for internal civil war. that is not a journalist! i did not vote to abolish tom watson, i voted to have abolish tom watson, i voted to have a debate an

i understand the national executive, the nec, has effectively decided to take jeremy executive, the neccided to takejeremy corbyn's position on this, where the party stays neutral during a general election election campaign and makes up election election campaign and makes up its mind at a special conference further down the line. members of the shadow cabinet, colleagues that you sit with, emily thornberry, tom watson and others, saying they will campaignfor watson and others, saying they will campaign for remain. will you join them? a gap of course i will, i am on the record... my constituency, leicester south, a great constituency, people in leicester south voted by a majority for remain, andi south voted by a majority for remain, and i think whatjeremy corbyn is trying to do is pull together in a position which i can say has merit and logic, so that i come as an mp for leicester south, can say we are going to have a referendum, i will campaign for remain, and people who want to remain in the eu because they know of the disastrous consequences of brexit, you will have that referendum

but there was another boat and they decided to put it on the nec agenda for tomorrow morning.passes, and many expected will, it would then go to the conference floor. so all those people, delegates, unions who sit and loads as delegates —— who sit and vote as delegates, would vote. this was an emergency motion, people didn't know it was happening, and i think it was going to spark a lot of anger over the next 12 hours. we can't be sure what is going to happen, but a lot of labour mps dating to twitter tonight suggesting this is a huge distraction because the labour party up my distraction because the labour party up my conference or what any conferences supposed to be about is a chance for the party to set out its style, advertise its policies, presenting a united front, and perhaps people, some people in labour, it may be both sides of the argument will say this is particularly important to be doing given a general election is right around the corner. has there been any indication of tom watson's own reaction to this? i haven't personally spoken to tom watson this evening, i

but this morning the nec backed jeremy corbyn‘s proposal to review the position instead.m watson. there is no love lost between them but it is also on the eve of an expected election and that was politically dangerous and today he said he would rather review tom watson‘s than abolish it. today he said he would rather review tom watson's than abolish it. we are going to consult on the future of diversifying the leadership positions to reflect the diversity of our society. he is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. tom watson set up a group of moderate mps in the party and he has accused some of his left—wing opponents of trying to politically assassinate him. left—wing opponents of trying to politically assassinate himlj left—wing opponents of trying to politically assassinate him. i think it is very sad, we are supposed to be here this week to fight boris johnson and outline our positive vision for the country in a general election and it has been undermined on day one. i want this week to be the most positive one we can have, i wa nt the most posi

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and the select committee on secret military assistance to iran in the nec iraq when opposition will come to order congress began to address what they perceive to be an insanely out of control series of covert actions with little to no congressional oversight we have been supplying lethal weapons to terrorist nation involving the us government in military activity in direct contravention of the law and lying to the congress now i believe that democracy cannot survive that kind of abuse. and people like dick cheney and donald rumsfeld who are relatively new to government at the time did not like when congress said we need to step in and confront the national security state and what's become a very out of control pill program cheney then went on during the reagan years in the eighty's to serve in congress and when the iran contra scandal broke out into the open cheney did not like congress being involved with anything that the executive branch was doing. and you had to see understand that emanated from the highest echelons of power and the reagan administration was acting as though it had n

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of hybrid and electric vehicles series vehicles with fuel cells are also available this is the next nec so fuel cell generation. vehicle you're going color things and different technologies have different benefits for the customer or the user depending on the application if you have to differentiate between cars and commercial vehicles and you have to differentiate between someone who drives 50 or 100 kilometers a day and someone who has to drive longer the heavier the car the further range you need then hydrogen or fuel cells makes sense this will change over time and cost will certainly go down because the technologies are still being developed but that's the broad overview the longer the range or the heavier the car the more hydrogen or fuel cells make sense the ice flow to disassociate us out of this to me . as it. vs the new electric vehicle family with wood skoda intends to take off into the future the flagship superb will be the 1st go to to me plug in hybrid equipped with an electric range of 56 kilometers this is a perv i.v. ph he has $160.00 kilowatt output c o 2 emissions are

at the party's ruling national executive committee to abolish mr watson's role, but this morning the necinstead. tom watson described the ploy to remove him as a "sectarian attack".

the nec agreed this morning that we are going to consult on the future of diversifying the deputy leader to reflect the adversity of society. does tom watson have your full confidence? tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding, as it tries to avoid going into administration, leaving customers with uncertainty. just don't know what the situation is. they will either have a flight back into manchester and be fortunate are all things could...

but this morning the nec backed jeremy corbyn‘s proposal to review the position instead.d the ploy to remove him as a "sectarian attack on a broad church". our political correspondent nick eardley explained more about the role played byjeremy corbyn. it's my understanding that jeremy corbyn was pretty angry at the way this came out, and the way that it emerged last night so late, kind of last—minute backroom attempt to get rid of tom watson. absolutely, there are some who aren't quite convinced that jeremy corbyn is completely distant from this, because momentum are the group who support mr corbyn‘s leadership, and helped him win the leadership the second time around, when he was challenged by owen smith. but mr corbyn, adamant that this isn't the way that he wants to spend the conference, and making sure that it doesn't dominate the next few days as well. ayesha hazarika is a former labour advisor and commentator, she told me earlier, that this was not the way to start a political conference. well it's a very unfortunate start, normally, when you go into conference, you

the nec agreed this morning that we are going to consult on the future of diversifying the deputy leadern to reflect the adversity of society. does tom watson have yourfull confidence? tom watson is the deputy leader of the party and i enjoy working with him. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding, as it tries to avoid going into administration, leaving customers with uncertainty. just don't know what the situation is.

all these issues around accountability and democracy are feared to be debated by the nec and by others in in super quick time to say that we will have a review —— jeremy corbyn. to say that we will have a review allowed leadership positions and his role as a unifier this week. and we now need to start talking about policy issues. that is going to be a massive row, benny, over brexit at this conference, i suspect. it is going to dominate proceedings and there are suggestions that the party may try to sideline all these motions that had been tabled here by constituency parties demanding that mr corbyn campaigns for remain and, if that happens, there is going to be a huge i’ow happens, there is going to be a huge row on the conference floor. a medal that her mother, i'm sure the party leadership would focus on the policy announcements. —— amidst all that i’ow. announcements. —— amidst all that row. a lot of chunky policy announcements as you might expect anyone up to an election. they are confirming that they scrap prescription charges in england only because they have been scrapped elsew

she was borncord around her nec stopped the oxyge t oppa ceoun'things. >> people said i would never bee a mother, drive, live on my own, be a wife, be a real estate agent. >> she wanted to do something different in her career, she's going to office two days, she works two days at home, she's also raising her three kids. and she married the man who was her high school crush. today is a big day for her. she gets her kids ready for school, now -- >> today is my first open house. so i'm pretty terrified. >> no greater motivator than people telling you you can't do something. i was just going to say that. don't let somebody say no you can't. >> when people find out i'm a licensed agent, they're like how do you show houses if how do you do this and that? >> the way i overcome it, i prove everybody wrong. >> people still criticize her because she has biracial children, she's on youtube, they say you should focus on other stuff or -- thank you. she's not listening to them. i think she's summing it up well here. >> for anybody struggling, look at me and know it is possible. anything that you wa

with a round of the nec is kathy griffin. the surprise winners at this yeyear's grammys. thehe brits. beating and the favorite julia louis dreyfus. tv will the bridge swept up best leading comedy actress best comedy series and best comedy w writing for her series flea bag which began as a one woman show. and has been celebrated for its complex female lead. carried to places to still hates you. tending to be friends with your job is. and this is just really wonderful that. tonight and reassuring that a desi pappy angry. messed up woman can make it to the emmys. meanwhile duty comma one lead actress award in the e drama category for her performance and psychopathic serial killer bill and now. his british thriller killing a fantastitic if picture a few for my instagram. no no of course not get a real life. reporter became the first openly gay actors to wiwin the best actor award. for his performance in drum oppose which delves into new york's eighties and nineties lgbt q. ballroom culture his. don storms so williams used her acceptance speech to call out pay inequality thank

and the nec which is the government cancelled if it was going to go any further it would gone to thewould have been debated by delegates. so it is com pletely debated by delegates. so it is completely democratic sort of process and it came from the membership not the leadership. it actually speaks volumes thatjeremy corbyn has gone in and seen a fight between the members and his deputy leader and he has gone in there to stop that and to come back with an option that satisfies both parties... he has had to climb down, hasn't he? i think it is the opposite. it is impossible that he is not involved in this? at one time people we re involved in this? at one time people were calling him a dictator and now you have seen his deputy leader begging for hisjob you have seen his deputy leader begging for his job on the radio this morning and he has had people u psta i rs this morning and he has had people upstairs and he has stepped into that debate and he has quelled it. what he has done is he stopped tom from losing hisjob because it went toa from losing hisjob because it went to a vote, that

.$1 million out of the reserve and do a nec next fe so we can be undertaking in our preventative maintenance of all of our equipment so it doesn't wear out. this is a really important thing for us. there's a term sheet on what they would be doing. there's a schedule that would have it accomplished here withig the data probably mid-time next year and they're rolling this out through the maintenance division over time to get this up and running. there is an attachment b of your package shows that there is sufficient funds in both of these reserved sub-funds to fund this and our recommendation's approval. any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is close. >> commissioner bania? >> yes. having entered as a commissioner in an era of prioritytizin priok orders in an atmosphere environment of budget cuts, and now coming to a place where we find ourselves with some resources to be able to develop a full-fledged plan, to be able to address our deferred maintenance projects is such an incredible experience for me because it's actually during this whole time that i've been a commissi

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mcnally, and cnbc contributor michelle caruso-cabrera also with us, peter sheerer, and former deputy nec and cnbc contributor cleat willems michelle, any market implications >> i wanted to hear what he would say about hong kong. he did mention hong kong there was a question whether or not he would it was in passing. how they handled hong kong will say a great deal about their role in the future he didn't tell china what to do, but it was a signaling message as to what outcome they would like to see. overall, it is reiteration of the trump doctrine, we heard it three years in a row pay attention to what happens within your borders, do what's best for your people, and that's a better path to global stability than globalism that's his view and he hit it three years in a row very consistently. >> didn't hit it very forcefully, i don't know if it was tone or reading of the teleprompt error the commerce secretary falling asleep >> he was a little slower today, but he hit it over and over again. he finished with focusing on only the people who live in a country will do the best for it if rooted

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nick burns, you worked in the nec and know these relationships. that whistleblower, his or her identity is supposed to be protected. the white house, which is the suspected perpetrator here, if there is any wrongdoing, they're not supposed to know the identity. so what phil just pointed out from the president's freewheeling comments in the f oval office already indicates that person could be in legal jeopardy, completely inappropriately. >> that's right, under the whittwhi whistleblower statute, these people should have their identity protected and should not be subject to retaliation. we have a long and proud tradition in the federal government of employees being nonpartisan. and here we have this explosive charge that the president, if this story was true, was acting solely to protect his personal and partisan interests and not those of the united states on an issue that deals with trying to contain russian power in central europe and to help the ukrainians fend off the russians. there's not really much more that's more important to our national

party and all the issues around accountability and democracy are absolutely fair to be debated by the necy who stepped in, ithink party, but it was jeremy who stepped in, i think in superquick time to resolve these issues, and to say that we will have a review into looking at the accountability of democracy of leadership positions. so it was jeremy‘s democracy of leadership positions. so it wasjeremy‘s role as a unifier this week that was... start talk about policy issues. was it quick enough and was his endorsement of tom watson robust enough?” enough and was his endorsement of tom watson robust enough? i think it was within hours, i think it was robust, i think it was quick, but as i say, why should it be controversial that we talk about democracy and accountability within a political party? don‘t forget we have half a million members of our party, we have millions of trade unionist, that all feed into our party, and they are allowed to have a voice and really the fact that it splashes on sunday newspapers is not really that much of a surprise. we are open, we are democratic and setting

i am just seeing that the nec statement has been carried but there is also another motion and i don'tow chancellor, the shadow foreign secretary, the shadow home secretary, the shadow home secretary, the shadow brexit secretary, the shadow brexit secretary, the shadow brexit secretary, the mayor of london and the leader of the welsh assembly, the leader of the welsh assembly, the first minister of wales, we have the first minister of wales, we have the labour scottish leader, all in favour of campaigning for remain. i think we might as well be honest about that because i think it is very ha rd to about that because i think it is very hard to be knocking on doors during a general election, and when people say, "what is the labour pa rty‘s people say, "what is the labour party's position on the single most important question facing the cou ntry", important question facing the country", to say, "we haven't quite made up our minds yet, can we come back to you in about three months' time?"| back to you in about three months' time?" i don't think that is going to work. but i understand the

nec china minerva sighed and china has developed quite nicely but there's this dark section of north korea. when we arrived in north korea it was dark and we got to the river and we were very excited. north korea is right across the river 100 yards away and it was dark over there with nothing over there. we were worried. the guide looks at there's a city over there and we were worried we are in the wrong city because there didn't appear to be anything on the other side of the river. when we woke up there was a substantial city over there. that satellite photo is photoshop. you can literally stand on the chinese side and look over into complete darkness. the chinese side meanwhile is not shanghai or beijing by any means but it's a substantial modern prosperous chinese city with lights and advertising and all the modern things. so that was north korea and you can see the dark picture. the upper left over there is north korea and we. up in the morning and we see oh there are 200,000 people living on the north korean side of the border. as we went up and down the river at one point i rem

there is an executive order that the nec and others participated in so we will make permitting fastere will open the doors to pipelines, to various installations for lng, so forth. so look where we are and this goes right to the economy. look where we are here. >> larry, we are getting the hard wrap from your people, i'm afraid. >> plentiful and cheap energy to power america forward. i think that's zbl. >> larry, we have to wrap there. great to see you, my friend. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for coming on "squawk on the street." >> my pleasure. >> thanks, layer. >> reporter: all right. jim, kind of wrap things up for us we talked a bit about the jobs number itself. he puts it in, wants to talk about the household survey. >> larry is always -- he was my partner for many years i took down notes on all of this the household survey and the job creation, poverty 71,000 number. these are important and overlooked larry, again, was someone -- i know that people are like, hold it, he got this one wrong. he is an economist and he has gotten a lot right and that is an important thing that

, because the transcript has been released and they admitted that they put the conversation in the nec's code word system concealing frit a num bconceal ing it from white house officials and others who need it to do their job, and thereby basically compromising national security in that sense as well. so all of this is coming out, and also we know in recent days it is coming out that more infor v information and conversations that the president have had with mbs and others have been in this code system, and restricting access to them, so that the focus on the whistle-blower may be misguided and potentially dangerous for the whistle-blower, because the more emphasis that is placed on their identity and the kind of the motivations for this, the more likely it is that their identity is going to be revealed. the washington post reported that there are dozens dozens of right wing operatives who are trying to out this person, and it is really only a matter of time until that happens. >> absolutely. so i will have you come back to talk bt this further, but to your point, natasha, we will talk a

the underhand many of those that have happened at this conference, including the stitching up of the necate or move to your car remain stance? yes. and if he didn't? i don't think that is going to happen, i thinkjeremy has been very clear, if conference chooses remain, that is what he will back. we will get the key bouts just after five o'clock today. they are card bouts, the decision may spill over later into the evening, maybe even tomorrow. key votes scheduled for five. now it's time for a look at the weather. we have got her more autumnal feel to the weekend. as we go through today and the week, you will see more wind and rain. not too bad at the moment for many of us, that —— we will continue sunshine across northern and eastern areas this afternoon, turning increasingly sunny across scotland. but claudia with rent living into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england during this afternoon. strengthening wind here, maximum temperature is about 18 to 21 degrees. much cooler across eastern areas compared to yesterday. through tonight, that rain will spread northwards, foll

tenga su valor si porque es una distraccion e p especialmente para uies quer querien estudiar y es una nec de hechizos y cosas ext Ñ extraÑas pero es el unico pastor que los hap rohibido dicen que el tiene el derecho q porque es su jurisdiccion >> autoridad canonica >>pienso que irgual no tienen c acceso en la escuela per oen r otro lugar puedes leerlo ellos lo prohiben dentro de la e escuela es extraÑo que haya incurrido en ir a exorcistas el pastor de la gielsia pra ver si esas noticias son reales o no es superexagerado >> lo hizo para justificar su c acci'on >> la prohibicionque la gente entre mas >> es una decision personal i incluyendo su religion eso no m importa, yo pienso que hay que hjablar de todo y nosotros to tomamos decisiones >> tnentonces el pastor nos da c creer que cree en la hechiceria y que puede practicar eso yo leo un libro y no se me oc ocurriria hacer eso >> eno, es mas fantsia >> aparte harry potter ha creado una generacion de jovenes que e leen mucho >> que es positivo >> pero bueno, vamos a la pausa y en la sangre presentamos gu a guitarras candela traddicion i fa

farmers personally and earlier this week, nec director larry kudlow said he's optimistic, too. >> rightism in the wind, and i'm congenital optimist. china has removed some of its trade barriers on agriculture. we welcome that. the u.s. has postponed some of its actions as a good will response, so there's a little music in the air >> the main goal of deputies this week isn't necessarily to broker a deal. it's to set the table for the principals meeting in october and a possible meeting between the countries' two leaders after that joe? >> we're waiting it's not far off time goes very quickly, too, as we are finding out, kayla. thanks for more on all this let's welcome steve bannon, former white house chief strategist steve is known as an architect of many of president trump's america first policies you were there then. i know you still talk to the president now. >> i'm just his top student. >> he mentioned that >> i'm his best student. >> either you have insight into how he's thinking or maybe you've actually influenced some of his position. okay, you at least have an idea of what he's t

w -- we're if retan retail nec, those are giants organizations and there is huge adoptions, i'm going. a week and a half, it's a part of the business that has outperformed i think what is interesting there is there is this big push from the federal government what they call workplace reforms or work style reforms part of that is ageing demographic, best blue col ar productivity, so there is a lot of reforms they want to make that increase organizational performance and slack just slides right in there. because it's one of the few tools they think leaders of the organization and end users, the employees can rely on to increase the degree of alignment, agree of agility in the organization and increase performance overall. >> any lesson last quarter given the service disruption as you build the scale issue. i'm starting to think as you become an international company what you have to do there? >> so what are you talking act is the service credits that affected our top line numbers. the lesson was when we were six months out, young commerce i said, hey, we'll give people 20 times their mo