. >> this prime minister's rigid ideology is hurting nova scotians. sawmillk, the historic museum announced it was closing its doors because it wasn't refused canada's summer jobs funding. this is the loss of a current attraction and opportunity for young people in that community, and all because this nonreligious museum refused to sign the prime minister at atn. does the prime minister not see that his thought policing of nova scotians is hurting communities? [applause] >> minister of employment. >> i want to put the members mind at rest. in fact, they have doubled the program. that means over 3000 jobs to nova scotia compared to the 1800 jobs that were improved under the harper conservatives. clearly, young people in nova scotia will have more opportunities than ever to have excellent job experiences this summer. >> honorable member. speaker, the government has a responsibility to protect the private information of canadians and the integrity of our critical infrastructure. budget 2018 committed $155 million towards a new canadian center for cyber s

wendy, nova, hope you'll come back to help us make sense of it all.r your time. >> thank you. >> sounds great. thank you. >>> and betting on atlantic city the gaming city had been written off but is a comeback in the cards. we'll have all the details when we'll have all the details when "squawk alley" returnstion on t. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop solar, which is a very important element of getting us to our renewable energy goals. ♪ (shelee) if we can create our own energy, we can take care of this beautiful place that i grew up in. ♪ >> atlantic city once a gaming hub has seen better days with two new hotels and casinos, could the city be getting the lift it

and to his left is nova daley who is a senior public policy advisor and we all know nova because of his work at treasury and commerce, the white house, the senate, so, again, another real expert. last but not least, my favorite, ivan slager, who ivan will have to leave a little early because all of these people have day jobs and they're doing us a favor by being here, and iv may sneak out which is why we seated him by the door. he is head of the national security program pray and was the chief -- security program and the chief and so extensive experience for all three. i thought what we would do starting with ivan is to get them to give their impressions with where we are now with the bill now that it has gone through mark-up, what might need to be done in the future, what they think so, ivan, if you want to start. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here again. it is a pleasure to be with such an esteemed panel and when i think about the bill, i think and i want to para phrase barack obama's line from the debate from mitt romney, the 1980s called and they want their trade policy back.

does the prime minister not see that his thought policing of nova scoffia nova scotiians is hurting communities? >> minister of employment. >> i want to put the members minds at rest. in fact, they have doubled the program. more than 3,000 jobs compared to the 1800 jobs that were improved. so clearly young people in november va scotia will have more opportunities than ever to have excellent job experiences this morning. >> honorable member. >> mr. speaker, the government has a responsibility to protect the private information of canadians and the integrity of our critical infrastructure. budget 2018 committed $155 million towards a new canadian center for cyber security for unique expertise and support. cot minister of national defense update this housen the government's next steps to ensure canada is able to address the cyber challenges of today and tomorrow? >> minister. >> mr. speaker, i want to thank the member for the unwavin support to ukraine. it's critical to canada's long-term pros expert. today i announced our new national cyber security strategy with creation of the canadian center f

mary is always concerned for nova -- especially in the car.mary rendina, uses the backseat app "i check all the time in the back, did i get her, did i not get her" if left in a hot car... a child can die of heatstroke in just a matter of minutes.(nat of ringing) that's why mary downloaded the backseat app. here's how it works. once you start driving more than 20 miles per hour... it'll wake up and know you're on the road. a few minutes after your trip ends... it'll alert you to check your car for any passengers.(nat)the backseat is completely free... you can download it from the apple or android store. it only takes a few minutes to plug in your information. o'connor says they're constantly working on the app -- and they'll be launching a new version soon... which will include a spanish language option. reporting live... orko manna... 8 news now. if you don't acknolwedge that first alert within six or so minutes... it'll start sending you constant reminders.mary rendina, uses the backseat app "you can never be too cautious" erin o'connor, crea

nova was on the inside when this stard to happening. this cooperation with our allies on multiple cross-border transactions. we have pa nice practice now in french national security reviews which oftentimes coincide with the cfius review. jim, this is an area that i think is going to be an increasing focus. it reminds me -- i'm now one of these old guys. it reminds me of the cocom area. we didn't transfer technology to the soviets, weren't really an economic competitor but were a strategic competitor. now the question in my mind is are our european allies -- and i think on technology you also have to really focus on israel where some of the biggest technological breakthroughs. >> with a lot of chinese investment. >> how are we all going to cooperate and are we developing a regime that either tries to isolate or check chinese advances in technology? >> in some ways that's the core of the problem. we're trying to layer a national regulatory regime on top of a global innovation environment. >> you've got another problem -- >> just as a foo

a gust in the city, 35 and 32 in the current gust in nova toe no and over night subsiding.omorrow not as windy as today. right now, cool out there for june. a lot of us us stuck in the 60s. oakland and santa rosa and san jose. we have that cloud cover thickening at this hour so mainly overcast skies and temperatures dropping into the mid and low 50s. there is that chance in the next 12 hours we see some drizzle. let's go hour-by-hour. early tomorrow morning, cloud cover in place and 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. green on the screen. indicating the drizzle. likely the best chance on the coast, drizzle developing in the east way. 7:00 in the morning chance of drizzle on the coast and the chance out of here midday. by lunchtime, the drizzle is out of here. a fair amount of cloud cover. so the father's day planner, clouds is clouds and drizzle. and patchy drizzle in the east bay. that drizzle out here midday. breezy on the coast and by the afternoon we see temperatures and a lot of spots getting into the 70s. high of 75 in san jose, 70, richmond, 64 and breezy san francisco, and 6

dana nova kovic, thank you for the us elections. dana novakovic, thank you for explained out.and what happens at the opec meeting in a few‘ time. let's turn to the us now — where the boss of computer chip giant intel, brian krzanich, has been forced to step down over a relationship with an employee. the company said an investigation had "confirmed a violation of intel's non—fraternization policy, which applies to all managers." he's the latest top executive to fall foul of a growing pressure on companies to address issues around gender relations and office conduct. but as kim gittleson in new york explains, policies vary considerably from company to company. companies decide on an ad hoc basis. at facebook or google, for example, they say that you are allowed to ask co—workers out, but only one time. if they say no, that is it. they could include saying that they have plans what they are busy. that cou nts plans what they are busy. that counts as a no to google. but obviously it is a tricky subject. 0ne survey suggested nearly 40% of employees here in the united states have ha

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the european union and the united nations of welcome to a decision by greece's nova neighbor to change its name macedonia is to become the republic of north macedonia country has been in a decades long dispute greaser of the name athens objected because greece has a mills and province of the same. troops backed by a satellite coalition have launched an assault on yemen's main port city of the data it seems a keen battle and possible turning point in yemen's three year civil war between the countries saudi backed government and iran backed rebels an estimated six hundred thousand people live in the area and aid groups are warning that the new offensive risks causing massive civilian casualties and exacerbating the country's already severe humanitarian crisis. egeland is a former u.n. undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs he's presently secretary general of the no we didn't refugee council and he will invoke m two d. w. you have staff on the ground what are they telling you about the situation around the data we're getting very worrying reports from from the ground in yemen we

lazarus turning just like this cripples from the dead i think that most of shot him with with certified nova chuck dummy blanks only ten times more powerful than vieques which means essentially harmless right the supposedly the guy who hired this killer they're saying who has links to russian intelligence he says he's actually linked to ukrainian counterintelligence there may be a business saying go because he is partner and some of these are very sit all german ukrainian venture to build cyprus site sniper scopes for the ukrainian intelligence services and there's a disagreement over who owned this company so some people say that it was all part of an elaborate corruption see how much you love our line of business that this is so entertaining that it is so ukrainian sort it just walked in and not show the reaction of the western press to all of these bad box encounters alive but still kill him that is their reaction and i want great of all that but it comes from that i think he found the most humane arius headline about this the bomb because the monk may end up feeding the crammed in speed

. >> close look at tariffs scott jones is the president of nova steel, canada-based steel company.nk you for joining us today. >> thanks for having me this morning. >> now you have operations and facilities in canada, mexico, but also in the u.s. how does this play out for your company? >> it's going to be very disruptive probably a little more worried about our u.s. operation it's a little isolated in the northeast and canadian steel supply has been able to get to the northeast very efficiently through canada we source some steel from the midwest. trucking shortage is so severe now. if you're going to cut off the canadian supply, perhaps 15% of the overall supply, the situation will get worse truckers don't want to go to the northeast if they can't find truck hauls to come back to the midwest. >> what does that mean for operations for your company in the northeast do you end up idling factory lines and furloughing workers? >> that could happen in michigan we ship a proprietary product that is not made in the u.s. so the customer will have to pay the 25% duty or he will not be able

to his left is nova daily, a senior public policy adviser at wily rhine.know nova because of his work at treasury and at commerce, the white house on the na

film is inspired by the life of the most successful female freediver of all time natalee or mulcher nova the russian athlete disappeared in august twenty fifth jane while giving diving lessons of the bilirakis islands of formentera and is presumed dead if the flute really go tear it regularly down special breathing exercises to train her lungs. would need to prepare your mind also to be very relaxed and in peace and notes tracing too much about what you're going to be doing so you have to really focus. what's your piece inside. eighty years really good he has been shooting underwater films with her partner and fellow diver dion mary their first film freefall has been viewed over twenty seven million times on you tube. and it to time freediving world champion mary explores demons blue hole the deepest blue hole in the. julie go to there was behind the camera. her films reflect people's dreams of overcoming human limitations of becoming part of the underwater while. that's also the case with her latest short film released in march twenty eight. minutes julie go to dances on the floor of a

the class is caused brain like berkeley which is also a lyricing from ocean's song "nova cain."wo sophomores proposed the class and will teach it. >>> one of the most well-known chp officers in history showed appreciation today to the men and women who wear the badge for real. >> actor eric estrada relived his clips days with real officers when he took part in the chp golden gate employee appreciation day. >> he played officer frank ponchrello during the show's run from 1977 to 1983. ponch. >> time to turn to weather because tomorrow is the first day of summer. >> just a few hours from now. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> the season is changing. it's really going to sizzle in our inland areas in the coming days, not so much tomorrow. look at our sunset. 8:35 from our east bay hills camera, you watch this time lapse and you see the shallow fog layer in the distance. that's still around tonight. it's below 1,000 feet, a pretty sunset there, but the fog and sea breeze will keep the temperatures tempered for tomorrow afternoon as summer officially begins tomorrow morning

th nova novato, high of 108 yesterday to a high of 81 degrees for today.a good comparison. i'm going to tweet this out in case you want to check out locations throughout the bay area. for tomorrow, a greater decrease in temperatures. we'll be fairly comfortable in san jose at 70 degrees. milpitas, 81. near the east bay, check out concord, 88. concord yesterday hit a high of 105. temperatures will start a bit of a cooling trend which will set us up nicely for the workweek ahead. in the city, mission, 67 degrees. that did hit a high into the 80s th nor for the next seven days, we have a couple changes on the way but good things. 65 degrees ex-expected into tuesday. we keep breezy conditions monday into tuesday morning, not just for the coastline but inland areas as well. temperatures will begin to set up nicely into the mid 80s, and then eventually by friday and saturday, we'll start once again to see a climb into the 90s, but so far, this first weekend of summer was definitely a hot one, although we did not set know new records in terms of temperatures. >>

film is inspired by the life of the most successful female freediver of all time natalee a mulcher nova the russian athlete disappeared in aug twenty fifteen while giving diving lessons of the bilirakis island to four men tara and is presumed dead. lose julie go to here regularly does special breathing exercises to train her lungs. we need to prepare your mind also to be very relaxed and in peace and notes tracing too much about what you're going to be doing so you have to really focus on what's your piece inside. but eighty years surely goaty has been shooting underwater films with her partner and fellow diver dion mary their first film freefall has been viewed over twenty seven million times on you tube. and it to time freediving world champion mary explores dreams blue home the deepest blue hole in the world. julie go to hear this behind the camera. her films reflect people's dreams of overcoming human limitations of becoming part of the underwater while. that's also the case with her latest short film released in march twenty eighth. in a julie go to dances on the floor of a swimmin

let's bring in our guests now joining us from sculpture is body and your bernard ski chief editor of nova t.v. in athens panels political analyst and journalist and from chapel hill in the u.s. state of north carolina is dimitar becerra nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council and a research fellow at the university of north carolina chapel hill a very warm welcome to all of you mr gavin else q let me start with you more than a quarter of a century has passed without athens and skopje settling their differences so why have these two leaders prime minister process and desire have been able to come to an agreement now. well. behold the mammas noir side the prime minister zion i think that after twenty five years being in a deadlock and being kind of course. and not being able to go further within the process of european integration i think it was a it was a very it was a an imperative or a need in the necessity for the for the new government to find a way out of the blockade that greek greek side imposed in. macedonia and towards the european integration process is in twenty five y

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. >> the rigid ideology is hurting nova scotia. last year the museum announced it was closing its doors because it was refusing funding. this is the last of the employment opportunities and all because of the museum refusing to sign the prime minister is [inaudible] doese not see that it is hurting the community's? [applause] there are prepared to be 180 [inaudible] >> of the honorable member. >> we have the ability to protect the information and integrity of the critical infrastructure. 2018 committed $155 million towards the new canadian center for cybersecurity for the unified government source has unique expertise and support. could the minister of defense update us on the next step to ensure canada is able to address the challenges of today and tomorrow fox >> i want to thank the member for his support. it's critical to the competitiveness, economic stability and long-term prosperity and i announced the strategy with the creation of the center for cybersecurity is the key element. it will provide canadians and businesses with

. >>> next to a 12-year-old in nova scotia who perhaps learned a lesson about calling 911.e called not once but twice complaining his parents served him salad. >> when they did arrive it was to give him a talking about the importance of 911. >> the cops say they've gotten these kind of calls before reporting everything from lost tv remotes to bad haircut. >> but we are completely in agreement with this kid on the salad thing. >> your haircut is fine. no need to call 911. >>> the golden state warriors star steph curry's wife ayesha is in the barbecue business. >> the rockets haven't gotten over their loss to them. saw numerous snakes wearing blue and yellow shirts, would not recommend. a little scarred from the basketball game. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. he restaurant. yalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause seri

articles about nikola tesla make him appear to be a superman, one biographer said he was like super nova of the human race, and to be fair, inventing the electric motor, long distance electricity, robots, remote control, radio, pretty supper accomplishments, but the part that intrigued me was that he was also a human, and charmingly so. one of the great benefit of being a biographer is you get to be surprised out things. i was surprised when i was at the library of congress and i asked the librarian what they had on tesla. she says, oh, i have a whole bun of boxes in the back and in those boxes were letters that tesla had been writing to friends of colleague's business associatees. suddenly you got to see this man in reality up front he had a lot of friends so be quite honest. his closest friends were robert and katherine johnson, robert was the editor of the century magazine which we discussed before. katherine, his wildfire, ran an intellectual salon at their townhouse in the blur hill district of man had tan, and they were not particularly rich but acted that way and brought together

is receiving the man he describes as the second most powerful person in all of north korea into the novabye from the white house lawn after they left. and same we will see you in singapore onjune i2. after they left. and same we will see you in singapore on june 12. the meeting is back on. he covered a lot of ground in that press commerce. what did you take away from it? he downplayed expectations of that meeting in singapore. yes it is on but he repeatedly used the words it isa but he repeatedly used the words it is a process. we can go fast, these things go slow. —— species can go on. we will not sounds —— we will not size anon dude —— june 12. we will not be signing a significant diplomatic document or achievement. whether it would be a formal and to the korean war or some sort of nuclear disarmament agreement. i think those expectations have been tamped down somewhat and he said the relationship with kim jong—un will begin onto ——june 12 relationship with kim jong—un will begin onto —— june 12 when they face—to—face. he did describe the relationship between north korea and general af

we would hope to achieve in a limited markets as are so so prices continue to come down to see the nova soda price the whole of the solar installation cost is coming down there are some aspects prices go up such as the actual labor and installation costs some of the coverage kaitlin those costs do come up so it's not a completely rosy picture for the whole isn't so sector but food should be the most expensive art in the solar panels that eight have continued to come down is as a kick in right now remember last year we were talking about the possibility of plugging a crypto miner into this that work for i think start going away we're talking about at the time where he could plug a start point end or a minor into what was happening on this platform and not only generate solar currency income but krypto mining income i don't know how far along we are in that discussion but i'm hoping to revisit that sometime in the next few months because interest and start going to is picking up again i guess because we helped finance us back a year ago or so out there start showing so there's a lot of sy

returning just like the scribbles from the dead i think they must have shot him with it with certified nova chuck dami blanks only ten times more powerful than v.x. which means essentially harmless right the supposedly the guy who hired this killer they're saying. has links to russian intelligence he says he's actually linked to ukrainian counterintelligence there may be a business saying go because he is partner and some of these are very sit on a german ukrainian venture to build a site sniper scopes for the ukrainian intelligence services and there's a disagreement over who owned this company so some people say that it was all part of an elaborate corruptions don't you love our line of business that this is so entertaining if so ukrainian sort it let me just walk in and not show the reaction of the western press to all of this affair by option is alive but still kill him that is their reaction and i'm great a blogger but it comes from that i think he found the most humane areas headline about this the stunt may end up feeding the crammed into spin machine so how to construct a quantum so

its six nova right now and even as an englishman trying to be impartial i've got as many panamanian as england because i can fit on to one tie they've got twenty minutes or so in order to close something back to also look at sunday's other two fixtures as well but i'll be back with more of the biggest stories reported by us over the past seven days this sunday thanks for checking in with our team. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure you have to go to the eight percent of the football we are with you and we will show the great game the grit to get you out of the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. a low as i want to you know and i'm really happy to join the to for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet the special one it was also appreciated me to just say the review beyond the team's latest edition of

participating in either you know this guy who made two hundred million dollars trading either novogratz nova gratz right he's a wall street guy is a made man so they call of no grass and then you get his opinion he's like to do it this way and had it come earlier it would have a different outcome but because are now in bed in the system in the right guys are making money well they change the law accordingly as i've said many many times the f.c.c. changes laws per what the bankers want well you'll talk to simon more about it but actually he says some interesting stuff and he agrees that you can raise money as a security for something that changes i you raise money for a decentralized platform and this is a new business model that hasn't been used before in america and he agrees then and then becomes not of security once it's a decentralized platform so he did say you know a theory was a security he did point that out that it was the security the way they launched themselves but now it's basically too late years have gone by and it's like it's not worth proceeding at this moment because it's n

retaliation mexico says it'll flop is a twenty five percent on all steel and aquaculture olympos from its nova neighbor the mexican government's also complained to the world trade organization the white house says it may now withdraw from talks to negotiate to renegotiate a should say the north american free trade agreement and deal with mexico and canada separately. pela is a lesson american political analysts he says although nobody says to gain from a trade war it may be an opportunity for mexico to diversify its economy it's completely a turnaround in terms of how the trumpet ministration is viewing the negotiation the nafta negotiations when nafta was first formulated it was seen as a an attempt to integrate the three economies and the done the trumpet ministration is not seen it in this way it's clear from these actions of creating this trade war that they're trying to see this as a zero sum game in which they're trying to get as much out of it as they can for their own you know particular interests and we're seen the results and it's an escalation of you know with the european union wit

forcibly deported by the protestant british from their homeland in nova scotia, the acadians became refugeesto-infested swamps and flatlands of louisiana. a place nobody else wanted at the time. over the years, the settlers absorbed, to varying degrees, other cultures -- irish, spanish, german, native american, and west african among others. mutating into a distinctive culture unlike any other. so how long has the family been playing music? >> marc: well, my grandfather was a fiddler, but i don't know more than that. >> joel: i have that fiddle. that's your grandfather's fiddle and your uncle's fiddle. >> marc: which was your great uncle. >> joel: living in the same case here in the house. >> anthony: so what are you guys doing for mardi gras? >> joel: running. >> anthony: running. >> man: running. >> joel: you running? >> anthony: i believe i am. >> joel: what are you doing? >> toby: he's a capitan. [ laughter ] >> joel: what are you doing? >> toby: i'm running mardi gras. >> joel: what are you doing? >> linzay young: running mardi gras. right here. >> ann: but you know in the old days, it

then sailed on to madeira and then got caught in a storm and sailed back up here and went to halifax, nova scotia and he was all over the place. but when he came out of the military, out of prison, they finally exchanged him. he then went into negotiations with the british, even after the way they treated him to try to make vermont an independent state in waiting. basically, it wasn't a formal republic, but to get him involved and he-- the other thing, and so anyway to answer your question, in time, after a while, we don't know where he was buried. we don't know, there's no portraits of him. he married twice, he had a pretty young second wife, but the first wife, he just drove to despair and he thought she was kind of a pious and he had great contempt for religion, but when he finally got -- when he finally got to pulling this together, there was a need for somebody like ethan allen to come in and this happened not just -- this happened after he died and where the people-- the people in vermont who had got here, they had exhausted the soil and they were pushing out west and they needed a f

local novas carnitine animals kept ecologically can only be fed bio fodder comprised entirely of bio constituents down mrs e. and i also love movies furthermore they must always have out to access the writing programs used in some conventional laying systems are inadmissible muslims as a woman's and they are designed to enhance performance and give the birds the impression that it is some of all the time and that it never gets stuck in the helices can see out of the beach and must have an outdoor area of four square metres and eighteen centimeters of push space at its disposal so being a moose sells her eggs for forty cents each eggs from conventional production cost only half as much in our hens lay less not a lot less but that's fine because the price per egg is a lot higher and it is certainly acceptable when you can market directly in keeping the profit moreover if you optimize your operations so that you don't work so much as in conventional farming two it is most definitely a worthwhile business enormous pressure for such but the good price for bio eggs is also an inducement to

nats- "enough is enough." 8-year-old quinn mark skulltety is marching with his 5-year-old sister nova and, his mother's karyn and sarah.quinn markskultety/8-years-old- "(philippe) do you still feel safe at school? (quinn) um, sort of." karyn and sarah say lawmakers have the power to curb gun crimes...karen skultety/mother- "it's a problem that can be stopped with good legislation and legislators who are really ready to care about the issue." sarah mark/mother- "closing the loopholes for on gun sales, universal background checks for everyone and getting violent offenders, domestic violence offenders, in particular, to not be allowed to have guns." the most recent deadly school shootings in sante fe, texas and parkland florida were personally devestating for some...jonathan king/demonstra tor- "14 years ago, i was a student in broward county public schools and i lived 20 minutes away from marjory stoneman douglas high school." jonathan king wants legislators to stop the madness.jonathan king/demonstra tor- "we need to do something about limiting guns to people who know how to use them r

nats- "enough is enough." 8-year-old quinn mark skulltety is marching with his 5-year-old sister nova. and, his mother's karyn and sarah.quinn markskultety/8-years-old- "(philippe) do you still feel safe at school? (quinn) um, sort of." karyn and sarah say lawmakers have the power to curb gun crimes...karen skultety/mother- "it's a problem that can be stopped with good legislation and legislators who are really ready to care about the issue." sarah mark/mother- "closing the loopholes for on gun sales, universal background checks for everyone and getting violent offenders, domestic violence offenders, in particular, to not be allowed to have guns." the most recent deadly school shootings in sante fe, texas and parkland florida were personally devestating for some...jonathan king/demonstra tor- "14 years ago, i was a student in broward county public schools and i lived 20 minutes away from marjory stoneman douglas high school." jonathan king wants legislators to stop the madness.jonathan king/demonstra tor- "we need to do something about limiting guns to people who know how to use them

session there is a second delamont to the fix the last two that will be amanda engine betting slang for nova in which no more than two runs all school. on us to end. up. although we call it identify the tenor of a session which we now said to be fixed we've shown our evidence to betting corruption investigators. is a form into poll agent who specialized in sports corruption. and knows particular about the score and amanda are accuracy. very compelling if. i compare. it's almost inevitable. clearly what he predicted took place exactly as he predicted. it steve i knew it would have to have. another investigator is ed hawkins who's advised the anticorruption team but the international cricket council. i think is my md. i would define anybody who loves the guy more as interesting cricket not to watch that and. have a knot in their stomach and feel pretty sick about it. it is really significant that he's given you tips and he hasn't been paid that is a very important point. for the harsh lives of cricket world. now thinks wrongly that we have bet on his fix and i saw next meeting he wants to know