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olly, what a night ahead.f, a special night for the city, you have been there for the last 48 hours, what is there for the last 48 hours, what is the atmosphere like? yeah, it is a huge final, and it does feel very, very special indeed, obviously a massive security operation under way, not just because massive security operation under way, notjust because of the huge numbers of fans, many more than there are tickets for this final, descending on the city from italy and spain as well, but other european countries, people who just wa nted european countries, people who just wanted to be here to catch what is a fantastic city, and they will see two fa ntastic fantastic city, and they will see two fantastic teams as well. and less tha n two fantastic teams as well. and less than a fortnight after those events in manchester, lots of cordons around the stadium, but it has been magnificent. i have been to cardiff so many times. many great occasions, in 1999 for the rugby world cup final, fa cup finals as well when we

thanks, olly. has already started, and welsh side the new saints are already struggling to stay in the competition after losing their first qualifying round, first—leg tie 2—1 to europa fc of gibraltar. tns were 1—0 down when scott quigley equalised a minute before half—time with a quite brilliant flick and shot. alas for quigley and tns, they conceded a second goal with 12 minutes left, to leave them with an uphill task in the second leg. fifa officials investigating alleged corruption were told plans for england to play a friendly in thailand to win backing for their own world cup bid were "a form of bribery". the former fa chairman geoff thompson made the admission when interviewed during an inquiry into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 tournaments, won by russia and qatar. a german newspaper leaked details of the report, but fifa said that they always intended to release it anyway. here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. yes, the focus is on russia and qatar and what they

and i'm ollie foster at the principality stadium. we have already heard from juve. more on that coming up. australia's cricketers are in trouble against new zealand in the champions trophy, but on a rain affected day, will the bad weather save them? and in paris, defending french open champion novak djokovic was under pressure in his third round match, but could he keep his cool? also coming up in the programme: it's flat racing's event tomorrow at epsom — the derby — and we meet one of the favourites, who's looking to achieve something his father frankel never did, by winning the classic. and i'm with the british and irish lions as they prepare to get their gruelling tour of new zealand under way. plenty coming up on the programme tonight, but first we'll start with one of the highlights this weekend — the champions league final. tomorrow night real madrid will be chasing their second consecutive champions league title when they face juventus at cardiff's principality. both the teams have arrived in the welsh capital, as has olly foster who's there for us this even

foster at the on‘s sport here is olly foster at the bbc sports centre.ricketers have won the t20 series against south africa. it was 1—1 heading into the decider in cardiff. dawid malan topscored on his debut as they won by 19 runs. patrick gearey reports. at one game left and the series to win. what was england's plan? change the side and the captain, shovel the pack and hope for the ace. every so often that ace goes higher. the second ball dawid malan had faced. a confident mood. not risk—free, but 50. he finished with 78 and none of his colleagues through shade on his spotlight. south africa set 182 to win. the value of runs is not what it was. inflation inevitable with batsmen like ab de villiers who can make any score and safe, not to mention any spectator. mason crane was the bowl, a 20—year—old leg—spinner who stuck at it. with his bravery came revenge. ab de villiers became his first international wicket. south africa never fully recovered. england's experiment had worked. patrick gearey, bbc news. sebastian vettel has stretched his lead over lew

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olly foster has all the build—up for us. ronaldo. olly foster has all the build-up for us. were hoping gareth bale would start for real madrid, the welsh superstar on is homecoming to the stadium where he has performed so many great things for wales down the years, but he does start on the bench. he knew in his heart of hearts that zinedine zidane and was going to go with isco, who has been filling in for him over the past six weeks. gareth bale says he has been training but he is not match fit and it is too big a risk to start with him, but it is really a very strong real madrid side going for their 12th european triumph, back—to—back european cups as well, of course. upfront, cristiano ronaldo and karim benzema, ronaldo, world player of the year. massimiliano allegri, thejuve manager, he has gone with the tried and tested, the three centre halves, bonuci, barzagli and chiellini. dani alves will be bombing forward on the right, and up they will win the game through higuain and dybala. it reads like a who's who of the great footballers of our time in europe. it is mouthwate

hello, you're wathcing bbc news, the time is 2245, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are ourt headlines tonight. the champions are back in the champions trophy final.|ndia beat bangladesh to face pakistan for the title. fowler off to a flyer at the us open. golf's second major of the year is underway in wisconsin. jordan pickford has become the most expensive british goalkeeper. everton have bought him for £30 million from sunderland. india have reached the icc champions trophy final after thrashing bangladesh by nine wickets at edgbaston. the defending champions reached their victory target of 265 with ten overs to spare. they'll play pakistan in sunday's final at the oval. patrick gearey was at today's match if you went on the enthusiasm of theirfans if you went on the enthusiasm of their fans you would think every game they played was bangladesh's biggest yet. this one probably was. their first biggest yet. this one probably was. theirfirst major biggest yet. this one probably was. their first major semifinal, biggest yet. this one probably was. theirfirst major semifi

hello, you're watching bbc news, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonightngland sign off for the summer holidays with defeat in paris to ten man france. the lions lose again in new zealand as the all blacks loom ever closer. and on the eve of england's champions trophy semifinal against pakistan, we'll have the team news from cardiff. good evening. it's been a long season for england's footballers. it came to a close in paris tonight with defeat against france. 3—2 the final score in thjeir friendly at the stade de france. our sports correspondent andy swiss is with me. evening andy, we'll get to the match in a moment but there was a terrific show of solidarity before kick—off in the wake of the recent terror attacks. yes, it was a very poignant occasion. it was a friendly in the friendliest sense, a show of sporting solidarity between france and england. you can see the two leaders their side—by—side before the match. as a band played don't look back in anger, the famous oasis song which has become an anthem. both teams sang along lustily to that. once tha

but as giggs told the bbc‘s olly foster, he's considering his options carefully.mean, as far as you get linked all the time, i mean, as faras i'm you get linked all the time, i mean, as far as i'm concerned, it's what i've always said, just waiting for that right club, waiting for that moment. could sunderland be the right club? again, as a footballer, you get used to rumours, you get used to your name being linked. over the last year, i have been linked to a lot of clubs. but again it is just waiting for the right club, what you feel would be right for you, especially for me being my first job. it's been a dramatic day at the french open, where the defending men's champion, novak djokovic, survived a scare to book his place in the fourth round. he started well against argentine diego schwartzman but an error—strewn performance saw him gift the world number 41 the set 7—5. djokovic bounced back to take the second 6—3, but the third went the way of schwartzman. djokovic wasn't having the best of days, warned throughout the match about slow play and unsportsmanlike

to the country, i mean to an extent i didn't even realize until we started looking, the article by olly hemming way in "the federalist go" rather breath taking, i had no idea that comey talked a very fineman, john ashcroft, into recusing himself so he would not appoint a special prosecutor to find out who leaked the fact that valerie agent. s a c.i.a. john ashcroft, recuse yourself and i'll find somebody good. mr. comey likes to talk about conflicts of interests unless they apply to himself. and so ashcroft recuses himself, and mr. comey convinced him to do so. looks high and low, who could we possibly find to investigate and prosecute whoever it was that will leaked information about valerie plame. oh, how about my very dear friend patrick fitzgerald, who happens to be the godfather of my child. so he likes to talk about conflicts of interests and chummy relationships, unless they are chummy relationships, in which case he puts them in places which appear to be conflicts of interests, which is no surprise that he was supportive and even manipulative in creating what appeared to be a ne

they're challenging others to donate, specific olly olivia and dwayne the rock johnson and sing their favorite hamilton song. >> got a favorite you want to share with us? >> i don't know if you saw hamilton, my shot, that would be perfect for steph curry. >> his way of deflecting, on "hamilton." >> exactly. >> giants not singing but swinging tonight. a tough season for the giants. tonight though they took out some of their frustration on the rockies. the warriors dra mon green wins a big honor, but he might be a little defensive . >>> abc 78 sporlts brought to you by river rock casino. >> third time proved to be the charm for warriors' forward draymond green. after finishing sec last two years, tonight he was named nba defensive player of the year. he didn't come up short this year, but he decided to wear shorts with his teal tux eed owe jacket. he set a team record by having at least 150 steals and 100 blocks in a singon. he also became the first warrior to be named first all team defense three times. >> we have all been there last years and coming up short. it is precious to finally

it happened with anita hill, with ollie north, in watergate, the first time at the mccarthy hearings. this has that level of i think curiosity and also importance of what we will hear. >> and lastly another big topic for the show today, the paris agreement and the decision to pull out of it. what stands out? >> what stood out to me is both -- i talked to the administrator is very optimistic that we'll still going to be able to meet some of these, but we'll do it on our own, we don't need an agreement to do this. so the administration trying to position themselves as not anity doing anything about climate change, just anti-this agreement. so trying to draw a distinction there. i'll leave it up to the viewers whether he succeeds. john kerry awfully critical. even makes a comparison of the president saying that he will renegotiate to get into paris with o.j. simpson finding the real killers. >> and your show starts in about five minutes. >> i better go do it. >> if only you had something to talk about. thank you, chuck. >>> 10:25. let's set you up with 4 things to know. the breaking news

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hello, i'm olly foster, and welcome to sportsday.njury worries and another defeat on tour. there's plenty to ponder for the lions in new zealand southgate‘s england are in paris. it could be all change against france in a friendly. a culture of bullying and sexism and racism — those are the allegations against british bobsleigh. england versus pakistan. i will have all of the news building up to england's semifinal in the champions trophy here in cardiff. good evening. plenty to come over the next 20 minutes or so, but we'll start tonight with the latsest match on the british and irish lions tour of new zealand. it ended in defeat for warren gatland's team. they went down by a single point in dunedin to highlanders, the super rugby side winning 22—23. gatland has pinpointed the scrum as an area that needs work with just 11 days before the first test against the all blacks. another concern — injuries. james burford reports. for the lions, and a chance to read everything on the pitch. but they do so everything on the pitch. but they do

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imagine ollie north during iran contra pledging to take the fifth amendment, john dean saying there wasancer on the presidency. i think this will break with -- break up with those seminal moments in congressional testimony. with those seminal moments in congressional testimony. everyone is watching in this town. i know there is a bar opening up early with drinks specials. it is going to be a fascinating bit of political theater, and i think donald trump is concerned with how this might play out. that may explain this rash of tweets the past couple of days. laura: is it possible that james comey cannot say that much gaza -- and that it is because of this special counsel investigation into links between the trump campaign and russia? reporter: apparently he has already contacted robert mueller, the special counsel, who has signed off on his testimony. now, i think james comey is very cautious. he is a lawyer by training. he will know not to tread on the ground being covered by the investigation. but the word is he is going to say he was pressured by the president to back off of his invest

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ollie foster live in cardiff. thanks.'brien‘s 40—1 shot wings of eagles won today's epsom derby. jockey padraig beggy, in his first ride in the race, brought the horse home from deep in the field to beat favourites cliffs of moher and cracksman, who was ridden by frankie dettori in third. andy murray beatjuan martin del potro in straight sets to reach the fourth round of the french open as he looks to replicate his run to last year's final. the british number two, kyle edmund, is out, beaten by south africa's kevin anderson. adam wild reports. the backdrop is instantly recognisable. centrestage in paris unmistakable. ahead of andy murray, a most familiar of foe. the world number one needs little reminding of just whatjuan martin del potro can do. still, here was something to refresh the memory. rivals since theirjunior days, in more recent times, epic counters in rio‘s olympic final and in davis cup hard—fought and rarely brief. the first set lasting almost an hour and a half. del potro letting slip four set points. murra

olly foster looks ahead. here in their tens of thousands. cardiff has welcomed two giants of european football for what could be a classic. it will be great. if we win it is going to be the best experience in my life. we have a balanced team, we are confident we can win. for us to defeatjuventus... real madrid always win the finals. at 39, buffon knows it may be his last chance. in a season when british teams again fell short in europe, at least one british player has reached the final. a homecoming for gareth bale. the trouble is he is unlikely to start for real madrid. he‘s at the heart of the marketing, he is plastered all over town. but he has not actually been in the madrid team for about six weeks because of injury. it is disappointing, especially in his hometown but i think he would probably get his head around it. if he doesn‘t start, he will come on and make an impact on what he does and that 20 minutes or half an hour, maybe even longer in extra time. he is a special player who can score all types o

good evening, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight.the wimbledon draw has been made, but will andy murray be fit to defend his title? johanna konta's also a doubt for the all—england club. she had to pull out of her eastbourne semifinal with a back problem. how wounded are the lions ahead of tomorrow's second test? our correspondent katie gornall will have the latest from new zealand. coming up, we are here in wellington, new zealand where the pressure is on the british and irish lions. they have to beat the all blacks here if they are to keep the series alive. also coming up in the programme. howzat! live cricket is coming back to bbc tv. we'll be showing international and domestic twenty20s from 2020. and the tour de france starts in germany tomorrow. we'll hear from chris froome ahead of the grand depart. good evening, lots coming up over the next half an hour on sportsday with a really busy weekend ahead, and of course, next monday, it's the start of wimbledon. the draw was made today, so andy murray roughly knows the path that lie

hello i'm olly foster , these are our sportsday headlines tonight england reach a football world cup final for the first time in over 50 years. for england's senior side, a crunch world cup qualifier against scotland this weekend. we'll have the latest from both camps. and it's a very happy birthday forjelena 0stapenko, she's into herfirst grand slam final. find out how a baseball bat is turning batsmen into the most destructive hitters. a lot coming up over the next 2a minutes. england's footballers are into the final of the under 20's world cup. mens or women's, has reached a globalfinal, since 1966. paul simpson's side, full of players with premier league experience, beat italy in the semi—final in south korea and will now face venezuela. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. this is england, this is different. the fa would say that they now have a plan, a system, a vision. we have heard of golden generations before, so heard of golden generations before, so what's the score mac? two minix, 1-0, so what's the score mac? two minix, 1—0, italy. english football has yearned for

took on the mexican cartel and president putten and made it clear with the president pi think be an ollie amazing that the president made misstepses here and there. and by the way, as much as i like rach and he will i love the tweet and twitter and i wish he would stay off of it in legal matter and that create real legal problems. but other than that i love all of it. and call of the caterwalding from the press he will fail to do this and that. there are things that he needed republicans to go along with but failed. he kept his his promises so far. >> lou: i would like both of you as we wrap up here. why does the people who listen to the news outlets who are wrong in their reporting and assertions and advocacy and he has bull dozed them with truth and achievement and somehow, the circle keeps going. i don't understand it and i don't understand how charles schumer can show up and mouth the words he does. >> one thing donald trump did on the campaign and as president p. he chipped away as the power of the mainstream media. there are things we suspected or wanted to say about the media. >> e

took on the mexican cartel and president putten and made it clear with the president pi think be an ollie amazing that the president made misstepses here and there. and by the way, as much as i like rach and he will i love the tweet and twitter and i wish he would stay off of it in legal matter and that create real legal problems. but other than that i love all of it. and call of the caterwalding from the press he will fail to do this and that. there are things that he needed republicans to go along with but failed. he kept his his promises so far. >> lou: i would like both of you as we wrap up here. why does the people who listen to the news outlets who are wrong in their reporting and assertions and advocacy and he has bull dozed them with truth and achievement and somehow, the circle keeps going. i don't understand it and i don't understand how charles schumer can show up and mouth the words he does. >> one thing donald trump did on the campaign and as president p. he chipped away as the power of the mainstream media. there arehings we suspected or

our correspondent olly foster sent us this from outside the stadium. you mentioned 170,000 fans.se terrible events in manchester almost a fortnight ago. all those fans, but capacity this evening will only be 66000 and each of the two teens, juventus, the italian champions and real madrid, the spanish champions, their official allocation is only 18,000 each, but it isjust about being in cardiff. you mentioned history, real madrid are kings of this european competition. they have already won at 11 times and are the reigning champions. they haven't won back—to—back champions league title since they went on an amazing run at the beginning of the condition back in the 50s, but they have the likes of ronaldo, benzema upfront, would love to say they have the likes of gareth bale from the start, a homecoming for the welsh hero of course, but he has been out of the tea m course, but he has been out of the team for the last six weeks so it is very likely he will be starting on the bench for real madrid. they are the bench for real madrid. they are the favourites here this evening. the benc

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thank you very much, ollie, see you later.r the pomp and ceremony of parliament's official opening. a little bit less of the pomp, though. in normal times after an election, she would spell out the winning party's agenda for the year ahead, turning their manifesto commitments into government bills. but theresa may's conservatives didn't get enough mps to be certain of getting their policies through, so this year's queen's speech is expected to be a much—reduced affair. let's have a look in more detail about what we can expect. normally, it would reflect the pa rty‘s manifesto. this time, because the conservatives did not win enough seats in the election, it could be a much more watered down version. for example, it is unlikely to include the so—called dementia tax, widely criticised by other parties. after several days of debating, mps will vote on proposals. if it goes through, theresa may will continue on as prime minister. but if it's blocked, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn could have the chance to form his own government,

m olly had a younger sister who was so frightened she moved to live closer to molly. night, molly heard a loud explosion look outside in the direction of where her sister lived and all she could see is this large orange ball rising into the sky. looked like the sun had literally burst smiling into the night. somebody had plant add bomb under her sister's house, killing her sister, her sister's husband an 18-year-old white made who lived in the house >> was it just this family >> no, other families being systematically targeted. poisonings, shootings. strict nine was given. it causes the whole body con vulse. even those who tried to catch the killers themselves were targeted. there was a lawyer, an attorney who was thrown off a speeding train. told his wife if anything should happen to me, go to this hiding place where i've hidden the evidence i've been gathering. when the person got there, all the evidence had been cleared out. there was another man, an oil man who was friendly with the osage who traveled to the district of columbia to hopefully get federal authoritie

>> i think it's going to be one of those moments where, ollie north when he testified on iran contra, i think it's going to be one of thods where everything stops. not just washington will stop. when john dean -- this will be have one of those where, i actually think our e-mail might actual stop for a few minutes while everybody sits and listens. how he lays it out, what he says. there's no guarantee we hear from him next week. the president could try to fight it and invoke executive privilege. i think it's possible he fights it and loses. tries to invoke t but loses, because james comey is no longer an employee of the executive branch. i don't know if he could actually >> he's a private citizen. >> all right. you gotta tune in to chuck this week. >> it's a big one. >> sunday morning at 10:30, the longest running show in television history. >> and i'm hoping to have the longest running episode. >> right here on nbc4, you don't want to miss it. >> thanks, chuck. >>> raising awareness about gun violence in america. still ahead, local families and business owners share their personal sto

my friend ollie always wants to take a lot of pictures.'m afraid he'll catch me picking my nose. >> i can't believe that guy was president of the united states because he is just branded in our national memory as a crook. and i think it's really important to understand the wrong approach to executive power that led nixon to those crimes. >> you want a level, don't you? yes, yes. good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office, where so many decisions have been made that shaped the history of our nation. need any more? >> there was good in him. he had been a good vice president. but he was a fatally flawed man and a fatally flawed president. >> richard nixon, a guy who had been a hero to millions of americans, here's a guy who received more votes than anybody else in the history of this country. but the richard nixon that they supported through the years was not the richard nixon that they thought they knew. >> every generation has to lose their virginity, and it was just the day that my generation did. but to thin

clear lanes of authority that you're not going to do something which has happened in the past with the ollieon in iran/contra. that conviction, not saying this is getting there, was overturned because there was a crossover of authorities between the special counsel and the committee. >> absolutely. we want to make sure that there is -- was appropriate deconfliction, special counsel mu mueller has a criminal investigation, we will move forward on that. we, the bipartisan effort, is a counterintelligence, a fact finding, it is to see, which i believe we have proven to everybody would perhaps the exception of mr. trump, that the russians interfered massively in our elections. we don't know what level of contact if any and collaboration if any was there between affiliates of the trump campaign d the russians. that's what we're looking through now. >> the president tweeted last friday that he is being investigated for firing the fbi director, et cetera, then his -- one of his attorneys tried to spin that out over the weekend, that he wasn't really referring to acknowledgement he's under investiga

ollie, do we know what's in this?re was a new article on nbc news.com that tried to get into the details. it sounds like it's pretty much like the house version. at least the framework. >> well, look, if it is that's very interesting considering a lot of senators said that when the house version passed back in may it was dead on arrival once it hit the senate. we have no clue what's in it whic is what our article on nbc.com says. you saw this in kasie hunt's interview with rand paul, a lot of top senators say if you see the bill before me, let me know. a lot of them don't have a clue of what's going into it. it's hard then to see where the consensus points where. where the debate might be going. what senators might be voting for or against it when you don't have a sense of what the actual tangible specifics are. >> kevin, what do you know about the bill? what's in it. a lot of people want to see the details because as you know the house version, the cbo saying 23 million folks will lose coverage. >> yes. richard, i th

olly foster looks ahead.uld be a classic. it will be great. if you win it is going to be the best experience in my life. we have a balanced teams were confident we can win. for us to defeat juventus... real madrid we can win. for us to defeat juventus. .. real madrid always we can win. for us to defeat juventus... real madrid always win the finals. at 39, the goalkeeper knows it may be his last chance. in a season when british teams again fell short in europe at least one british player has reached the final. a homecoming for gareth bale. the trouble is he is unlikely to start or real madrid. he may be at the heart of the market into this final. he is plastered all over town. but he has not actually been in the madrid team for about six weeks because of injury. it is disappointing, especially in his hometown but i think it would probably get his head around it if he doesn't start he will come on and make an impact on what he does and that 20 minutes or half an hour, maybe even longer in extra time. he isa may

olly foster, thank you very much indeed.der way. andy youry has —— murray has pulled out of his exhibition match. that's all the sport. damien johnson will have more in the next hour. 0lly is lucky. if that was me or you, that bus would never have appeared! companies around the world are reporting they have been hit by a major cyber attack. wpp is among dozens major cyber attack. wpp is among d oze ns of major cyber attack. wpp is among dozens of firms reporting problems, but it's dozens of firms reporting problems, but its impact has been felt most in ukraine where the government's state power distributor and kiev‘s main airportare state power distributor and kiev‘s main airport are affected. let's speak to alan woodward. hejoins me now speak to alan woodward. he joins me now from speak to alan woodward. hejoins me now from wiltshire. the difficulty with an attack like this, it spreads so fast, doesn't it? yes, imean i'm it spreads so fast, doesn't it? yes, i mean i'm as i'm talking to you, i'm watching things happen on the

little ollie found a plastic stool to help his baboty brher finn get out of his crib. >> now, that's thinking. >> big brother coming to the rescue. >> -- and all that matters -- >> oh, that was close. contact with peters up and over. >> look at thert deah and earth as they turn him right side over. >> wow. >> -- on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> president trump has been dealing with the aftermath of the james comey he's a leaker. >> after everything, he's claiming it went great. he used like -- it would be like if the cavaliers went into the game tonight and went, we're winning, three games to none, and everyone is like, what? >>> and welcome to the weekend, everyone. i'm anthony mason along with alex wagner. mr. trump said he is willing to testify over the special counsel overseeing the russian investigations. >> that was the president's first comments since former fbi director james comey's explosive testimony before the intelligence committee on thursday. afterward president trump went to spend the weekend in bedminsterw errol barnett is traveling with the prest. morning. >> rep

i'm not trying to -- you know, this -- david, this is not me saying tractor supply is good or that ollie's bargain store was good. >> but we are looking at a ten year, 2.18 i think is what i just saw. we've watched the banks certainly. >> right. >> not going to get leadership there. >> the banks will give you back. but what i'm saying is that the market is frantically trying to price in some very bullish earnings from big sectors with a bond market that says ignore those. it will get worse. >> i have been talking to a lot of people who focus on mergers and acquisitions activity which has not been particularly heavy. i continue to hear from people that the belief on the part of the potential buyers that the sellers were asking too much. and it's because broadly speaking there's a belief that valuations are too high. which stands in some contrast at least to the bullish scenario you're painting there. now it may go one way or the other. live with it or the sellers' expectations change because the equity markets come down. but that's broad thing. that's why things are moving sideways when it

it would be very hard to anyone to claim -- german entrants, some want to put up 1,500 stores ollie wantst's more than triple than what whole foods has. if i were the german companies i would pull back and refresh my plans but they can afford to lose money people don't realize the scale that amazon can bring and what they can charge. and what the ability they have to be -- like costco you can go and costco has incredibly cheap food. supply chain amazon can trump that. amazon can trump that and they can stock that store with procter & gamble stuff remember the whole foods brand is a good brand. you can blow it out very inexpensively. >> check out a resumption of trade of whole foods, it's just above the $42 offer price. >> i think walmart would do best to come in there -- how about a battle between walmart and amazon >> would you rule out a bidding war? >> doug, call me right now i'm urging doug to call me right now. because doug ought to step up. how do you compete with amazon they can offer any amount of kicker but they're getting it too cheaply. we know they're getting it too cheaply be