when i moved over to birmingham, i applied for esa and pips. and i applied for esa and pips.e injanuary this year. and the process for both of them was extremely frustrating and very disappointing, a lot of problems, different problems with both of them. then it was the turn of mps to introduce themselves. frank field. member of parliament for birkenhead. i represent south cambie anne main sofa being laid. the trains were very late. —— i represent south birkenhead and i'm very sorry for being late. can we accept heidi's apology because if she was sent to a jobcentre... she would have been sanctioned. turning to the application process, frank field asked about filling the forms in. how many of you sought help and what sort of help did you get? i sought help. i looked at it and cried. it was so daunting to be frightened about what to put down. after the application comes the assessment. natalie mcginn sid she was "absolutely appalled" by her pip assessor. it was very, very obvious to me that the assessor had no deaf awareness. she didn't strike me as being very professional and

pips aren'tjust a familiar sound to daisy.ts which you get? they're essential. it's the only way i could afford to be disabled. but, at first, daisy was refused benefits. pip was introduced in 2013. the idea is to ensure that benefits go to those with the greatest need. the big change is the use of face—to—face assessments to decide who gets the money. assessors make a judgement as to how well a claimant can carry out everyday tasks, such as dressing, cooking, and moving about, and these assessments are carried out by private companies. daisy, what was your experience? it was pretty dehumanising — whether i could lift my knees up, how far i could lift my arms. and it was done by a paramedic. he would have had no professional knowledge of my condition, or much understanding clinically of a disability or fluctuating chronic illness. "took off and put on herjumper." "average build, casually dressed, did not appear to be trembling." so you think these criteria were used to decide that you don't qualify for these payments? yes. at

lewis hamilton is world champion, but he was pipped to pole position for the season—ending abu dhabion on a high. tom clarkson is in abu dhabi for us. with both world championships already decided, this final race of the year in abu dhabi is all about bragging rights, the drivers all watched to win it and carry that positive momentum into the long winter months that lie ahead. and on the evidence of qualifying today it came as a real shot in the arm for one driver. the sun might be setting on the formula 1 season but mercedes were not about to take things easy. despite already securing the drivers and constructors championship, the dominated qualifying. valterri bottas has rarely got the better of lewis hamilton this season but was quickest in the earlier session. 0n the few occasions hamilton has suffered it has often been dealt a fate. a lot of fumes in my helmet. not even that could stop him as he smashed the track record. bottas's hopes of claiming second are extremely slim, he needs to win sunday's race with sebastian vettel finishing ninth or lower. you could not have set himse

to play it. >> steve: yeah, kids don't know. >> jimmy: skop-bip-ba-pip-borp.s no idea. >> steve: i don't pip-borp it. >> jimmy: and finally, hasbro has hungry hungry hippos. mattel has american girl dolls. [ light laughter ] they're combining to release "has anyone seen samantha?" >> steve: oh, my gosh! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm not sure -- >> steve: why would you buy that? >> jimmy: i'm not sure they're gonna sell that one. >> steve: that box was empty! >> jimmy: earlier tonight was the big thanksgiving day game between the new york giants and the washington redskins. now, as you know, at the end of the season -- sure, give it up. [ cheers and applause ] why not? we're in new york. now, as you know, at the end of the season, they give out most valuable player award. you know? but they also give out other awards during the season, sort of like the ones in the high school yearbooks. like the most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show" superlatives. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ t

lewis hamilton is world champion, but he was pipped to pole position for the season—ending abu dhabi on a high. tom clarkson is in abu dhabi for us. with both world championship decided this final race of the year in abu dhabi is all about bragging rights. the drivers want to win it and carry that positive momentum into the long winter months like my head. one evidence of qualifying today it came asa evidence of qualifying today it came as a real shot in the arm for one driver. the sun might be setting on the formula i season but mercedes we re the formula i season but mercedes were not about to take things easy. despite already securing the drivers and constructors championships, the dominated qualifying. bottas has rarely got the better loose out in the season but he was quickest in the season but he was quickest in the opening session. on the few occasions hamilton has struggled that has often been ratified. but not even that could stop a messy smashed the track record. bottas's hopes of claiming second in the drivers championship and extremely slim. he needs to win sunday's race

fleetwood and justin rose are the leading contenders, although masters champion sergio garcia could pipg dubai world championship, which gets under way on thursday. the earth course in dubai will host the final event, as it has every year since 2009 when the order of merit was replaced by the race to dubai. fleetwood has been leading the rankings for several months, although rose closed the gap by winning his last two events. it has just been great to actually wina it has just been great to actually win a race to dubai. this is my fifth time here and i have never ever been in a position like this. it is really cool and special to be here. it is brilliant. yeah, it would mean a lot. it would be the end to what has been an unbelievable year on end to what has been an unbelievable yearon and off end to what has been an unbelievable year on and off of the course. yeah, it is going to be great. we will keep you updated on that event here on bbc world news over the weekend. we will also keep you updated on the final qualifier for the place we will also keep you updated on the final qualifierf

terry both tasks will start on sunday's race without paolo from the front of the grid after just pipping ferrari sebastian vettel two tops lost by three hundred ths of a second boathouses mercedes team mate and newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton crashed in the first qualifying session without setting a lap time and that means starting at the back of it. with a brazilian grand prix is giving that country a chance to remember its graces ever formula one driver santa is spectacular career ended in tragedy when he crashed and in one thousand nine hundred four race and died senna remains the sporting hero in brazil and for one weekend his achievements are being given the musical treatment. by a tone son i was an electrifying performa in his heyday his brilliance on formula one tracks made him an iconic figure around the world and now i think it's and sent his native south paolo is honoring the three time world champion by turning his glorious korea into a musical. now it. was brazil's biggest at a sporting idol as there was only the only thing that made us proud of being brazilian wa

qualify automatically for russia despite a run of nine straight wins in the group stage they were pips to the post portugal . it's not that belfast isn't a nice place to land but this is not where the swiss want to be after a strong qualifying round their points total most years would easily qualify for the finals not this year former byron munich winger gerrard on chick yuri finds it almost comical. this is the flu it's a strange feeling to have twenty seven points from our ten games and find ourselves in the playoffs of course we were disappointed but that's football. meanwhile northern ireland are relishing this match up if you are giving them a chance against the swiss but this group of overachievers has a shot at getting northern ireland to their first world cup finals in thirty two years. you know over the years we always sort of hopping on the dogs when this come in the into the big moments and. the senate sits us but you know it's a position that we're comfortable with and there's also been situations you know up within the group or with other issues from home in the dogs the u

goalkeeping legend iker casilla pips cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi to win the prestigious golden— sir viv richards tells us how the cricketing community has come together to help areas affected by hurricane irma. hello, wherever you're watching around the world. welcome to sport today. our top story: olympic gold medallistjemima sumgong has been banned for four years after testing positive for doping. last year, she won the london marathon and the olympic title but in february she failed an out—of—competition doping test. the ban means she'll be unable to defend her title in toyko at the next 0lympics. 0ur athletics reporter ed harry has more. after finishing second at the boston marathon in 2012, he she was facing a two—year ban. the iaaf intervened in that case and said the injection that she had received to treat a hip problem was not an

what an emotional broadcast pip don't know how he made it through. >> his mother was everything to himd jimmy was figing back tears at liz desk and when taylor swift showed up. ♪ hold on to the memories they will hold on to you ♪ >> reporter: taylor's performance was a last-second surprise. part of a welcome back for fallon, who is grieving the death of his mother, gloria. >> when we were little, my mom would walk us to this store. me and my sister. and we would hold hands. you know? and she would squeeze my hand three times and say, i love you. and i would squeeze back, i love you, too. and last week, i was in the hospital. and i grabbed her hand and i squeezed, i love you. i just knew we were in trouble, you know? story was made all the more poignant by a surprising coincidence a few minutes later. one of the lyrics to taylor's song "new year's day" was strikingly similar to jimmy's memory. ♪ squeeze my hand three times in the back of the taxi ♪ ♪ i can tell that it's gonna be a long road ♪ >> reporter: at that point, according to "tonight show" producer mike dicenzo, quote, i could

no offense pip love you guys. ♪ you make it feel like christmas ♪ >> reporter: gwen and blake share ag on her brand-new christmas album dedicated to her kids. >> i'm so excited you asked. snow i never kissed anyone with blue eyes before you ♪ >> reporter: would you say this christmas is the best i ever had. now i know what they mean by love. i finally know what they mean by love. >> wow. >> reporter: you memorized it almost. >> reporter: i was sing it this morning. >> on paper, we couldn't be more different. but in life, nothing's ever worked better for me. >> reporter: blake shares more. while she's got a goal for the holidays. look out, mimi, because the 48-year-old singer wants to be the new queen of christmas. >> i like the idea of it could come back every year. you know what i mean? if you get the right song. >> do you want that to happen? >> i want to be mariah carey, hello. >> oh, think being gwen stefani is awesome enough. >>> we'll take you behind the video with may roo ya coming up. >>> also coming up, the latest addition to kevin hart's family. word leaked out his wife went

. >> i'm shocked pip was so excited to get to the finals, potentially. >> i wish -- we had plans.s the worst part. we were planning stuff. >> we did. we had some good stuff. >> reporter: to one knew that double elimination was coming. but vanessa is taking it in stride. >> i get to snuggle with my kids until like noon. we're going to stay in p.j.s all day. until we go the disneyland. then i'm putting my kids in spandex. maybe nick, too, if he'll rare it. >> reporter: lindsey stirling was visibly in pain. >> she needs to rest. needs to ice it. take care of herself. if i have to bench her this week, we will. >> reporter: going into next week, a new front-runner. >> 10! frankie muniz is the only star goat two sets of pfe >> we have. literally. >> i thought you had to limit the hours. >> so bummed about maks and vanessa. >>> what is mel gibson doing in family comedy? rnlgt he does have nine kids. >> that's why he's the perfect fit. i'm on the set with mel, will ferrell, and mark wahlberg. what sit like working with mel? >> tell him. tell him. >>> our exclusive look at "i, tanya." why

oat's up 4.5 pips.ur barrels, that was the message from the nigerian interview we did and the times carries the story that we are inching ever closer bit by bit to our trade and transition discussion next monday. anna: that puts the u.k. karen c and the gilt markets, that futures on the risk radar. by one third of 1% this morning as we see the politicians advancing slowly toward some kind of agreement may be on ireland by monday. that seems to be the deadline many are working toward. the level of optimism pushing up the pound once again. we have the nasdaq futures and the msci pacific. we saw this story developing through the u.s. session yesterday. the start of the day was positive. bankomments about regulations were moving the market higher. come it from yellen moved the markets. the markets thought that means we want to get out of the stocks and get into some of the financial services stocks so we saw the selloff in the nasdaq. banks down the most in 22 head -- 22 months. asia-pacific down by .8 of a

bonds lower by about 13 pips. trading 157.42 am a down 16 pips.e need to talk about allianz. they said the series of earthquakes will not stop them from reaching their profit goal for 2017 and buying back more shares. it expects its full-year operating profit in the upper half of the target range. manus: it said in july it expects to reach the upper end of the range. aining us from munich is exclusive interview with dieter wemmer. the guidance will be taken warmly by the market. talk us through the strength of this quarter and take me forward in terms of the biggest risks to the numbers. good morning, manus. thank you for the question. with 2.5 billion operating we are almost half a billion lower than in previous quarters and that is all explained by the hurricanes. i think our underlying performance continues to be very strong. pimcoa positive -- from continues, 32 billion net inflows. first 10ok at the months of pimco, we have billion crossed the $25 net inflows. that is a fantastic recovery of our pimco performance and the team is really doing

he decided to play, which we're glad pip think he did a good job of being with his wife and helping out his family. >> after the game he posted on instagram, although we are hurt, i am grateful for the experience and grateful that god blessed me with a wife as cure rye jous and resilient as morgan. the pain physically, mentally and emotionally she endured is unbelievable. the 49ers are off this week, their next game is sunday, november 26th against the sea hawks. >>> the family of a boy who flew off a water slide is taking action. the family releasing photos here they were of the 10-year-old boy following the incident. he plunged off the water slide off the wave water park, they're suing the city and the manufacturer. the city said they tried reaching a settlement but the family refused to cooperate. that slide remains closed while cal osha inspects it. >>> the raiders have found a home. >> wre knew this light was coming. cheers in las vegas and frustration in the bay area. breaking ground on a las vegas stadium right off the strip. davis got what he wanted, and a slow divorce with oakl

he crashed out of qualifying and team—mate valterri bottas pipped both ferrari's at interlagos.wis hamilton is human after all. he came into this qualifying session hoping to get the 12 pole position of the season. but his session was over all biased as quickly as it had begun. on his first lap, he crashed heavily and that was game over immediately. the end result is he said he will be starting from the backin said he will be starting from the back in the brazilian grand prix and we will get two races within a race. first, how far forward we will get two races within a race. first, how farforward can hamilton get and his mercedes engineers think a podium position is still possible. at the front, the onus was on battery bottas, could he stepped up to the plate during qualifying, and my goodness, he did. he took pole position ahead of sebastian vettel by less tha n position ahead of sebastian vettel by less than one tenth of the second. he is now starting on pole position for the third time in 2017. marc marquez of spain has tightened his grip on the motogp world championship by s

fleetwood and justin rose are the leading contenders, although masters champion, sergio garcia, could pipy on thursday. no matter what position you are in, you are starting off with the guys you are starting off with the guys you have around so it is great for people to watch. i will enjoy the challenge. it is a bit of a dogfight towards the end of the year and i am looking forward to it.. nba fans are in for a real treat later, the best of the west will face the leaders in the east, as golden state warriors take on the boston celtics. and the celtics are on a roll, their win over the brooklyn nets, on tuesday was their 13th in a row. boston have won more nba championships than any other team but you have to go back to 2008 when they last came out on top. in case you missed it, if you're a rugby union fan and really organised, well, you can start planning your trip for the 2023 world cup. this was one of the surprise stories on wednesday, as france was announced as the host. not many saw it coming, as south africa were expected to win the vote after an independent review recommended they

they scored 32 points overall and pipped world champions belgium to the top prize byjust two points.back of the grid and declared ‘we're all human‘ after crashing in yesterday's qualifying session for the brazilian grand prix. he lost control of his mercedes at 160 miles an hour on turn six of the interlagos circuit, before hitting the barrier. hamilton has already won his fourth formula one title but starts on the back row as he didn't register a time. his team mate valtteri bottas will start in pole postion. it was a strong day for great britian at the trampoline world championships in bulgaria. the british team won four medals in total, including a gold for the men's tumbling team. kristof willerton, elliott browne, greg townley and kallum mulhall finished ahead of of china and denmark in theirfinal. lucie colebeck took bronze in the women's tumbling individual final. there were also two silver medals on the trampoline. that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us. with me are the journalist and broadcaster shyama perera

he pipped valterri bottas to the first corner and led the finn home with ferarri teammate kimi raikkonenh in qualifying meant he started from the pitlane but was named driver of the day after roaring through the field. marc marquez has won his fourth motogp championship in five years and he's not even 25 years old. a third place at the season—ending valencia race in his native spain wrapped up the title. he only needed to finish 11th. quite an achievement for marquez. six world titles now across all the classes on two wheels. social media has been quick to congratulate the champ, too. marc marquez has won four motogp titles at the age of 24. not bad. "marc marquez is seriously getting close to being goat status. the stuff he has done at such a young age is unbelievable!" "you are witnessing one of the greatest riders this sport has ever seen. marc marquez is unbelievable beyond words. transcendent." and that's your sport briefing for now. more on the website, bbc.com/sport. thanks for that. truffles are regarded as quite the delicacy, but they are increasingly difficult to come by. there

sebastian vettel pipped lewis hamilton to set the fastest time in the first session.n a tenth of a second quicker than a tenth of a second quicker than the mercedes of the new world champion. red bull's max verstappen was third. former england striker michael owen has said he's never gone so fast on a horse after finishing second in his debut race asa finishing second in his debut race as a jockey. owen was taking part in the race at a scot. he was the only novel novice in the field of ten amateurs riding calder prince and finished second behind tom chatfield roberts. he said he'd got the bug and may race again. england will play in the bronze medal match of the hockey world league final after losing to hosts new zealand in their semifinal this morning. it was a frantic game, with england creating the better chances. lily owsley had a goal disallowed while sophie bray hit the crossbar. but olivia merry‘s penalty corner just five hit the crossbar. but olivia merry‘s penalty cornerjust five minutes from the final whistle was enough to give new zealand the win. england w

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pip poly was once the darling of the restaurant industry. shares have plunged more than 20% this year. i would say the stock market is really going to be dependent today and the next couple days on what happens on tax reform. companies see a corporate tax cut as good for their business even as the plan has moved to tax cuts for business still wall street want it is. >> no real signs this won't get through the senate. "early start" continues right now. >>> russian special counsel taking no chances with michael plin. investigators turn to another key figure, jared kushner. >>out rage an condemnation after the command erp in chief tweets out violent videos from a far right british group. now even our most staunch american ally is voicing anger. >> still no sign or statement from matt lauer since the abrupt firing over accusations of sexual misconduct. new accusers coming forward in the hours after he was taken off "today." >> good morning thank you for get ng an "early start" with us. >> i'm christine romans, it is thursday, november 30, 5:00 a

. >> it would be a horrible idea pip sit on the house foreign affairs committee. north korea is helping north korea get access to the internet. putin is not our ally, our friend. the president should not take these actions by meeting with putin. he should be imposing the sanctions on russia, which he's already weeks behind the deadline. >> i know you're a member of the house foreign affairs committee. i want to play a clip of what the president said on fox last night about rex tillerson. >> rex is working hard, he's doing his best. >> is he going to be with you for the duration? >> we'll see. i don't know who, duration. >> didn't express a vote of confidence in him. you're smiling. why are you smiling? >> the president is making rex tillerson's job very difficult. when rex tillerson was trying to engage in diplomacy with north korea, the decided to tweet out that was a waste of time. the problem is when the president does that publically he undercut it is credibility of rex tillerson. so now when he talks to leaders and members of congress, we don't know who he's

or if you are in the president's party and you're going to be on the ballot in about a year's time pipy think what's interesting here, wolf, is jenna our pollster dug into the numbers a little bit for me. i was wondering where he's lost ground since 100 days. 100-day pool he was at 44% approval, now 36%. the most interesting place for me is non-college-educated whites. that's his base. he's down 11%. we always hear the story line, well, his base is still strong. and they are, right? trump voters are still by and large supportive of him, but there is erosion there and that's problematic for him because if he doesn't have -- even if he does have that, i don't know if it's enough in 2020, but if he doesn't have that or he has part of it, it's certainly not enough. >> you know, the president is blaming mental health for this killer in texas going into this church, killing 26 people. has there been anything in his policy so far, dana, or in his budget that addresses the whole issue of mental health? >> well, in a way that actually is kind of counter to what he suggested today, he did by exe

them get out of the jam they were in and expressing sincere apologies to their fan, to their families pip saw a lot of genuineness there. william la jeuness is there in los angeles. william, what do you think ab what happened there? >> reporter: i heard a lot of apologies. apologies to the united states, president trump, to china, their parents, to the university. that was a pretty full court apology. of course, they did admit they did lift items, they said stolen, items from the louse vuitton store, high end sunglasses. you know, this is a situation where different universities handle this differently. right now the eye will be on ucla, on how they handle this. ucla really has a mixed record. they had three football players accused of stealing about $1200 in a backpack and they were suspended for the season. yet one season later, the basketball coach, individuals also found to have stolen, prosecuted and convicted of stealing a lap top and he was only suspended two games. the question now is what kind of penalty these guys get. they admitted it. they stood up to it. if it wasn't for pres

i'm pip pointing about a quarter inch of rain over the three days so it's not a lot but certainly is something that might get your travels wet if you're going to be traveling on any one of those days. then we start to see things clear out by next tuesday and also wednesday. temperatures early next week also begin to drop back down. it's going to feel a lot more like fall once we hit sunday. 66 for the interior valleys. low 60s by next monday and tuesday. oh, man, you guys, i'm getting tortured. at home i'm getting pictures of all kinds of food that's being made for tomorrow. it's hard to concentrate. the last one had little marshmallows on top. >> that's the yams with the marshmallows. i love that. >> you need to eat a lot tonight to expand your stomach for tomorrow, instead of starving yourself. >> let's try both ways. thanks, jeff. >>> up next, jimmy g., are you ready to go? colin has the reason he won't be starting this sunday for the 49ers. streak. can they make it 2 in a row? the 49ers host the seahwks sunday i >>> they have a one-game winning streak. >> is that a streak? >> the

i was getting out of the shower getting dragged dried off and they came in pip pointing a pistol at me and also my family so it was a threat and it was how to threaten people and then after that the department of justice attempted to fabricate evidence and and indict us i was very publicly indicted with a ten felony is a ten felony count indictment under the espionage act facing thirty five years in prison that was that was the final price you government or the inside the intelligence community there trumpeting these things they're holding these guys up it as examples to say look if you say what's going on you step on the line even if this even if you do it for the right reasons even if you do it at the right point there will be a record caution us you know they talk about internal channels and what not but these guys used in terms of analysts and they say people like thomas drake they ended up getting indicted and this is something that i paid very close attention and i learned a great deal from it was very rare in american history to get charged with espionage for non spy to vs in fa

and other areas of clout that you may hold over that somehow you're immune to the actual retribution pipstand there are ethics investigations underway and i'm sure that will all emerge. politics seem to be separate. starting with last year, you're right, in the president's election, by other areas of society. >> kaitlan, let me get to you. you're from alabama and you know the political scene there well. how is this playing in alabama? i talked to someone recently who said the people in alabama are going to believe the people in alabama before they believe it the people in washington, d.c. is that a dynamic that we should be focussing on closely here as we see this election get closer? >> reporter: yeah, that's certainly a sense that you feel here because the people in alabama do trust the people in alabama more. and we saw that during that press conference for roy moore today. they made a direct appeal to the people of alabama, telling them not to listen to the media, not to listen to what people like senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are saying. so when they make that argument agai

a platform of segregation certainly begs the question whether he would understand virginia history pipder how you feel ab all these attacks against you and what were you trying to say in those messages about ralph northam's policies on immigration? >> let me be clear ab one thing, dana. i know an believe in my heart we are all created in the image and likeness of god. i am fighting for virginians who live in communities who are most directly affected by violence by ms-13 gang member. they are the immigrant communities themselves. so 24 this is a policy debate. i believe that if someone is here illegally and they commit a violent crime, our law enforcement officers, they should be deported. my friends in latino community as one faith leader in northern virginia said to me, he said you know, the young women, girls really who are pressed into human trafficking by ms13, they don't tend to live in your neighborhood oral f northam's. they are in my commune. they appreciate my stance. ms13 is a surging threat in the commonwealth of virginia and northern virginia in particular. we've had ms13

i always wanted to be one of her pips. >> well, she will be in our area, the point, so if you want toof shows, so she will be sands bethlehem up there. >> tonight matter of fact, bethlehem at the sands, yes. >> at 8:00. >> 8:00 tonight. >> i love that song, midnight train in georgia. >> all right, started the show by telling that you a lib debbie snack company, they make sweet treats, i'm a tastykake guy myself, i think you two are, as well, anyway, little debbie has to get rid of one of their sweet treats, and they're letting the public decide. is it going to be the christmas tree, the it oatmeal pie, the nutter buddy, or the honey bun. now, my argument was, karen, that tastykake already has a honey bun. >> yes. >> we could lose the buns. >> i agree. i think little debbie, not big fan of hostess so i think little debby is second to my tastycakes. >> i don't want to lose the tree. i look forward to the tree coming out every year, basically zebra cake. >> lose the tree, too much going on, only here part of the year. >> why don't you like me? you don't want me to have anything in my lif

the afternoon, models trying to pick up on the north and west suburbs even late morning, so gen wl piprnoon. also breezy to subtract about 5 degrees for windchill value when you walk out the door. and also, if y plants to maybe -- plans to travel out out to state college for the too, and also needing rain gear in happy valley. looks like bit of with a wet the corn huskers. looking forward in the eyewitness seven day, again, all good today. say for bit of chilly breeze. it is tomorrow that the arrivalm time frame, then start to clear out sunday, but the winds, that's here. and there could be times where the gusts are peaking as high as the 40's, so that's enough to send your p, ke that in mind, too, or at least your trash can lid. remember tonight "eyewitness forecast,1:00 don't miss this kate will let us know if it will be snowy, rainy, or both, something kate came up with this forecast, you don't want to miss it tonight at 11:00. meisha? >> sounds good tothanyou so muc. in the worlds of travel this morning, guys, good morning, happy friday. we are looking at some problem her95 north a