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rodney, nice to have you back on the program. you are an eternal optimist. this is obviously good news for the san francisco center. but can this mall become relevant again? i really think so. you know, this is great news that djl, the operators of this mall, have announced seven new retailers and they're all fun things. one is called ojai toy store, one, this is my favorite called paw box, which is a vending machine store that serves up pet treats. so bring your bring your pets. another one is called plus friends, a vintage retailer, mercado is a japanese consumer goods store. you know, this is all lining up for the san francisco center, but also for union square and nintendo. this week's just announced they're going to open a store at union square. our chamber of commerce is going to open a store called yes, sf on the corner of montgomery and bush street. it's a coffee shop and work meeting space. so certainly i'm reporting some good news in the downtown of san francisco. we truly believe i've been saying this raj for a while. this is an opportunity for sm

rodney, would you like to seen ethics _ whom. rodney, would you like to seen ethics investigation?nately, we are at the most — unfortunately, we are at the most transparent era of the supreme court. not too long ago nojustice, — supreme court. not too long ago nojustice, republican or no justice, republican or democrat nojustice, republican or democrat in the history of the supreme _ democrat in the history of the supreme court had to disclose any of— supreme court had to disclose any of these things. i agree. i think— any of these things. i agree. i think we — any of these things. i agree. i think we need more transparency in the _ think we need more transparency in the supreme court. when i was _ in the supreme court. when i was in — in the supreme court. when i was in congress i led an effort to make — was in congress i led an effort to make sure that every single expense — to make sure that every single expense that any member of the house _ expense that any member of the house of— expense that any member of the house of representatives actually put forth was searchable and sor

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rodney. >> it is, it is true, maria.sm, which are both critically important. but what about the 47,000 chinese that have come into the united states under the biden administration just this year alone? historically it was less than 1500 a year. over 10,000 russians. these are countries that are a threat to the united states. long term. like, they want to see the united states just wiped off the map. maria: yeah. you know, i'm glad you brought this up, chief. you know why? because the 47,000 chinese nationals who have come in, we've got pictures, they look like navy seals. they certainly don't look like they're running from persecution. i'm wondering what the point is of all of this. why are they here? will they be saboteurs once trump, if trump wins? who knows what they'll do to create discontent in america. and then the media will play it as if america is a mad at trump winning the election. what do you think? >> agreed. and, maria, 411,000 of that 47,000 -- 411,000 -- 41,000 are single adults. this is not families flee

rodney, would you like to see an ethics investigation?y, unfortunately, we're at the most transparent era of the supreme court. remember, not too long ago, nojustice, republican or democrat, in the history of the supreme court, had to disclose any of these things. so i agree — i think we need more transparency in the supreme court. when i was in congress, i led an effort to make sure that every single expense that any member of the house of representatives actually put forth was searchable and sortable on a quarterly basis. i wish the senate and the executive branch and the supreme court would follow the same rules. a new report by researchers at the university of california los angeles claims more than 50,000 people have died prematurely from wildfire pollution in california over a span of 10 years. the data from 2008 to 2018, shows inhaling tiny pollutants from the smoke is linked to serious health problems and more than $430 billion in health expenses. wildfires have increased in the us state in recent years as climate change leads to

what is your first thought, rodney, - election. what is your first thought, rodney, on - election. last hour and a half? the contrast was clear- — hour and a half? the contrast was clear. it _ hour and a half? the contrast was clear. it was _ hour and a half? the contrast was clear. it was a _ hour and a half? the contrast was clear. it was a clear- hour and a half? the contrast was clear. it was a clear win i was clear. it was a clear win for president trump. i think he solidified — for president trump. i think he solidified his position as the frontrunner this race. as a matter— frontrunner this race. as a matter of— frontrunner this race. as a matter of fact, when we talk about — matter of fact, when we talk about fact checking the debate, how do — about fact checking the debate, how do you fact check someone whojust — how do you fact check someone whojust doesn't make sense? is that considered a lie or is it considered accurate? how do you do that? — considered accurate? how do you do that? that is exactly what the world witnessed today. it was a — the world witnessed today. it

rodney sent me an e-mail. are not available, but what about the left side hatch window?" uh, he's questioning whether there's been any action, uh, to ask the crew to look for damage. uh, no. the area that was struck was not visible from the orbiter cabin. ♪ -okay, well, good morning or good evening as the case goes for all you guys working around the clock there in houston. -you have to understand -- nasa works on procedures. we have a mission plan. -red shift is just finishing up their day. -any deviation needs to be evaluated and assessed on how it will impact everything. -laurel, just to be advised, you have about two minutes of video. -to deviate from the processes and the procedures, you need to have a reason, and the reason needs data. it's not just "i have a bad feeling about this." -and i got no reply to my e-mail. my request was never answered. -columbia, this is cnn. how do you read me? -hey, cnn. we've got you loud and clear. -stand by, and we'll have you on the tele here very shortly. say hello to

rodney, i want to start with you. to friday's supreme court overturning the ban on bump stocks, and did you find it odd that donald trump welcomed this decision even though this was a ban he passed while he was president? what happened in las vegas when praised government decided to use one of these modifications to a firearm to kill innocent people, that was a tragedy. and also there are so many tragedies that happened throughout this nation, like a parkland high school, and frankly seven years ago this monday will be the anniversary when crazed gunmen came to the congressional baseball practice and tried to kill me and my friends. we ran from gunfire. so i am not surprised president trump sees an attack on our second amendment, i am even more supportive of our second amendment after being shot at by some liberal democrat supporter myself. let by some liberal democrat supporter myself.- by some liberal democrat supporter myself. let me put it to ou supporter myself. let me put it to you this _ supporter myself. let m

the inability of your rodney and businesses to export abroad freely a lack of a meaningful venue for globalization of the economy and exchange. but it's other countries, and i think until unless that main hurdle is removed, the warranty and economy will continue to significantly underperform. and another key issue within a role and of course, has been the women's protests that adopted in september 2022. they have been cracks down a poll now the to all extent and purposes being crushed and yet now there is this huge job. know that has come into place to what extent is that building and force on the street? and do you see any change to that, regardless of who gets into the presidency? how well that's low, why, you know this time in this found the elections in addition to the foreign policy related issues, meaning design shows as well as the economic issues in the country they might be hearing from those candidates on issues related. so he job internet's freedom on the, you know, that's right. maybe people like possess gone. they have been in the system, they have been in the parliament

border patrol chief, rodney scott joins us now. rodney.i think that the border is out of control. it gets even worse. so we're allowing people to come illegally here they get processed at another country even though they're not supposed to be here and fly them out somehow this process allows it not to be counted into the official number. what's going on? >> well, thank you for having me on again today. i think a couple of things are important. one is really the true processing doesn't take place until they get to the united states. but as far as the vetting goes, it is the same vetting that allowed eight terrorists into the united states. it is the same vetting that we talk about on the southwest border. and i think for people that travel internationally or do any kind of international business, it is also important to understand that the cvp officers that are tasked to process these illegal aliens with no illegal claim to be in the united states they're supposed to be doing other things. they're supposed to be facilitating your entry thro

rodney is a combat marine and ruth with a job stateside. the two married in 1971.ed their day joining some of america's finest heroes. >> we'll get ready to board. >> reporter: on a trip from atlanta to washington, d.c. their trip the first of its kind. the honor flight network bringing together these 26 black veterans, paying tribute to those who served and marking the end of slavery in the u.s. today's veterans greeted with a water canon salute and a warm welcome. what's it feel like to be here on juneteenth as part of this historic flight? >> frankly, i would have never imagined being here at all than on juneteenth. i'll cherish this moment for the rest of my life. >> reporter: since 2005 the honor flight network has flown nearly 300,000 veterans into d.c. today the group visited a number of war memorials, making a stop at arlington national cemetery, laying a wreath with 101 calvin kemp who served in world war ii. >> i broke down in tears. >> reporter: for the walkers, a reflection. >> i see another man like me who served the country bravely and courageously an

rodney scott thank you very much for joining us today.d this news about these 8 citizens who have crossed the southern border and have ties to isis that you probably based on what you said there were not all that surprised i would imagine? >> i'm not surprised at all and thank you for having me on martha. leading up to this you talk about the vetting. people need to understand we're talking about about vetting real true vetting involves face-to-face interview beyond just records checks. but this massive amount of illegal immigration we have today that really really took off when biden change the policies on the border from being preventative and insurance to reactive. it overwhelms border patrol along the lines so they are doing figure prinsen photographs but if we don't have a record of these individuals every single 1 of them will come back clean. it's a joke. it's silly that you can have government official standing up saying with a straight face we are vetting these people because we are not. >> once they got through somebody got a se

is now rodney scott retired border patrol chief and you served our nation and protected our border for nearly three decades. we are so grateful to you for that and for your leadership. i want to start with this idea of exactly what a got away is to the u.s. government. and what it means to have more than 2 million of them in this country right now. >> thank you for having me on here. we classified got aways and two ways and i will get to that but the main thing about the cutaways we do know a few things about them. we know they took extra steps and paid the cartel and amount of money to avoid law enforcement and we know they did not stay at the borders. it's a transit area. 2 million people are throughout this entire united states. that 2 million you're talking about, those are only the known got aways. is that means border patrol was already completely overwhelmed dealing with something else. in this case normally it's the fraudulent asylum-seekers. on camera they would see another illegal entry or they would pick up footprints but they are outside of their reach to see people run acr

but the union has found a way of fighting back by fact checking the national rodney, they've shown how i'm looking for right. and b doesn't happen often and voted in parliament against measures the claim to support such as raising the minimum wage increase in 8 the students and for social housing. let's go back into on the far right, active. as i've discovered some posters, they just put up have already been vandalized, both to admit it happens a lot. there's always because of the way, way portrayed by the media and by the lesson johnson, people still have this image of the national valley as race system, not say, yeah, it's the politics history. that's why you're supposed to see the simple. so the body is gaining momentum and not just pure, but all of the funds, and it's making progress and its efforts to convince voters. it's just a moment the political party, despite the correspondence on there. finally got filed that report on earlier. i also to describe what you experienced on the ground by framing the story as well. but it's, um, i actually found it incredibly difficult to interv

we've had, we've been having this conversation since rodney king was killed in 1991. but really farm hasn't taken place. because of organizations who pro police individuals who have pro police the police pro police, could you unions in this country? so real police reform has not taken place. yeah, we've seen this spike after there's been a horrible death for a miscarriage just as vile northwest an officer, but really form hasn't taken place. so we haven't had his test to see we've had a conversation. but um that hasn't taken place and i was noticing in your commentary that you talked about, you had to pin restructuring the policing. i don't know where there's been any restructuring. uh, there's a lot of hiring going on and policing because people police department, so sure. but in terms of restructuring and i don't know what that looks like if there's some departments who have taken on these who was working with mental health workers. but that's the few and far between. and we have some cities didn't have high mental health professionals to respond to the cost of serv

we have rodney harris, chief security officer. >> good morning chair gee, directors. rodney harris. request for approval for contract security service in february 2021. following rigorous procurement process, allied universal security was selected as the contract security provider in june 2021. for a initial three year term with an option to extend for two additional years at a prenegotiated rate. aus allied universal security service consistently delivered satisfactory performance throughout the duration of the terms. for example, supporting regular operation, bus operation, special events in the park, and tenant operations. therefore, staff recommends that the board authorize the executive director to execute amendment 1 to the agreement under unarmed contract security service to extend the agreement an additional year for additional compensation of up to 5 million 295 thousand. this concludes my presentation and glad to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. is there any public comment or questions? >> no members of the public in the room that indicated they want to commen

we've had, we've been having this conversation since rodney king was killed in 1991. but really farm hasn't taken place. because of organizations who pro police, individuals who approach police, the police pro police could use unions in this country. so real police reform has not taken place. yeah, we've seen this spike after there's been a horrible death for a miscarriage of justice by law enforcement officer, but really form hasn't taken place. so we haven't had a chance to see we've had a conversation. but that hasn't taken place and, and i was noticed and then your commentary that you talked about, you had to pin restructuring the policing. i don't know where there's been any restructuring. there's a lot of hiring going on and policing because people police departments so sure. but in terms of restructuring and i don't know what that looks like. there is some departments who have taken on the issue of of working with mental health workers, but that's, that's few and far between. and we have some cities didn't have a high mental health professionals to respond to t

we have rodney harris, chief security officer. >> good morning chair gee, directors. rodney harris. request for approval for contract security service in february 2021. following rigorous procurement process, allied universal security was selected as the contract security provider in june 2021. for a initial three year term with an option to extend for two additional years at a prenegotiated rate. aus allied universal security service consistently delivered satisfactory performance throughout the duration of the terms. for example, supporting regular operation, bus operation, special events in the park, and tenant operations. therefore, staff recommends that the board authorize the executive director to execute amendment 1 to the agreement under unarmed contract security service to extend the agreement an additional year for additional compensation of up to 5 million 295 thousand. this concludes my presentation and glad to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. is there any public comment or questions? >> no members of the public in the room that indicated they want to commen

these active as a, with the far right national rodney, who's the most up to date and plus the as a team that really easy with the party won by a huge mountain and we see your opinion actions across the country. a lot of the supports williams from younger voters. first of all, the head of the youth we was on the 5th truck from thinks he knows why disliking accord in his region for the distance sarah, along the buses, to go to school. there were a few shots close by if you would pay career. everything is increasing to be centralized. there's always people of all students that cause if you don't want the, the price of the few and electricity you've gone over them, especially if the student was the actor. this explain why they decided to support the far right. the emergency fairly. i was with the green positive with the green pods, a. yeah, there's a lot of green washing. i'm drawn multinational rally going to the they speak the truth, the big don't make falls. the problem is that the, for, by the 1st one is for joe, amongst all the policies, it's the national rally that comes closest to en

president, my mood i'm doing a job has registered to run in june's presidential elections after you brain rodney sees death last month and do the job is a hard liner who was in power from 2005 to 2013. he was barred from standing in a subsequent election by ron's supreme leader. after a rift between the 2. south africa's ruling amc says president 0 run post that will not resign in order to form a coalition. the party suffered major losses and national elections. they say any demands for him to step down are a quote, no go area. the nation is entering on, charted political territory after the and the last it's decades long majority potential kingmaker and former president, jacob juma, alleges the election was rig and his threatening legal action. and suddenly there's room at south africa's table of power with results set to be officially announced. opposition. parties are relishing the ones all my d a n. c's. sudden need to focus on coalition partners. we have the web, the hip. yes. because we have our chief, our mission, even though our lifetime. and the mission was to bring the agency below 50

these activists, i would default, right national rodney, who's going to be there as well as the team that really easy with the party won by a huge mountain and received your opinion. mentions across the country, a lot of the support williams from younger voters. first of all, the head of the youth we was told the federal government thinks he knows why disliking accord in his region and the distance there off the bus has to go to school. there are a few shots close by if you would be curious to know if everything is increasing to be centralized. there's always people call students that cause the price of the fuel and electricity. you've got to open them, especially for students the, the activists explain why they decided to support the far right. yeah. one more just, barely. i was with the green positive because we think we punch a. yeah, there's a lot of green washing. i'm drawn multinational rally going to the end. they speak the truth or they don't make false promises the for, by the 1st one is for joe amongst all the policies. it's the national rally that comes closest to ensuring

simpson was found not guilty, i always felt that was making some sort of atonement for the rodney kingso i feel like what it is, is. and this again, wasn't it, al capone got done on tax evasion, and it's sort of like, you know, you could you can think that trump's a bad guy like the democrats obviously do. but i think what they've got in mind, it might technically be correct, but it's definitely trumped up. and it's definitely like, i don't think it's okay to treat the legal lawfare they call it, don't they? >> yeah. lawfare. and we've seen it used against against mean preciou you're you're looking , surprised. >> i mean, of course he's guilty. i mean, what are we doing? i mean, he's done so many things that the list is long, but at the end of the day, how how are you going to be president? you can't go to the sister countries. he can't now go as a felon. he can't go to canada. you can't go to the uk. many other countries. he has deflected from the things that he's actually done by talking about other subjects . so he about other subjects. so he basically says, look over here while he

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the number one issue here is really where the, the, the far, right, national rodney, which is spend to use and the money and up and clank. the shade it's extreme is image whether that party will inform the next government in fonts. that is the biggest concern here i've been speaking to both of here at this building station in central virus. and people have really expressed a real sense of anxiety about the far right, you know, potentially taking over and what that could mean for, you know, the open when can we cultural of virus. but of course, it's a very different picture away from the big cities. i was recently reporting at the far right in the fonts, and this is where it's coming from the child support, right. there's a lot of support there. people are kind of dissolution with other parties, the struggling with winning public services. some of them complain about being overdrawn by immigrants and crime and they have, you know, you'll find great hope among the people that the far right does get a shot at coupling inc. products. and what do we know about the votes that turn out the of

know, consider he suggesting, he suggested a cooperation essentially with the far right national rodney and this is really, you know, kind of triggered the file stalled within his own pocket. because this essentially breaks a longstanding trouble in france for decades of traditional parties and farms have, you know, elected the support battery or port on funny to around default, right? where they essentially see, you know, we will not enter into any kind of agreement to coordination with you so, so to use a call that had a for, for doing this with the far right, because really sparked outrage field is there also lots of quotes, sort of the resignation which we heard yesterday from the president of the far right nation by the georgia on monday. not he has welcome to school. so these move and he said last evening that his fucking would be some 4700000 outgoing or nominated republican empties on the on in these 2 rounds of the voting. now we have no further details on that. but another thing that happened was your info on some of the political landscape is on the far right, there was a pot

rodney scott, thank you for being with us.ciate it. >> thank you, have a good day. >> john: for the governor of maryland to say this is all a result of the republicans who killed this bill in the senate earlier this year when this guy came in a year prior to that, it would seem to be so disingenuous. >> it's another example of we don't know who is coming over the southern border. we are not keeping track of them once they are here. we will have a little -- noting the chinese national flowing over the border. last week showing us turkish immigrants. those coming from egypt. the numbers are on the rise even after that executive action on the part of the president. we are certainly covering it as it only seems to be getting worse. >> john: they don't have a big counter out there. all the folks are flooding across the border hoping to make it in under the wider. those who come in the above that number doesn't seem like much as happened to them. they get to stay at least for a while. >> we will have a live report coming from the bo

rodney, i've been looking at this trying to figure out while we are already more than twice above the that the president will announce this afternoon, how in the world do you ever enforce this? >> think you're having me on again. you know what? that's a great question because what we are talking about is postarrest and how that overwhelms a system currently. so let's look at historically the numbers of what that means. over 1,000 illegal entries a day takes away the border patrol ability to pour proactively control the border. they are literally over 1,000 they go into a response mode and are dealing with what is coming across. the reality is that is it gives the cartels complete control over what is crossing the border because they include the second way. the biden administration understands and knows this. and i have proven this several times and now when we talking about thresholds they are doubling not to trigger this new authority. they shut off it 1500 so that ensures the cartel is still in control. this is political theater it won't change anything at the border. >> john: once

we will begin with rodney. you think what was explained about tech not it is a shame weep live in the lands of tech mology and not using it. i will be the first that is concern body proif teas is so important in the fizz we are and the power we have or lack thereof we use these technologist. i went to mexico city and see their command center temperature is amazing the fire department, police department, 911 in the same area. photocopy there is a quake mexico city is a seismic fault and wanted responded quick. how fast they deploy life or death in seconds and minutes deploy people. one place we can get there i'm glad the people stepped up and want this technology. if not for them for family members and kids. and so i think that is the most important tool. we had cameras and 75% our district 27 block system covered by camera technology. we have the ability to dot license plate readers. we have not trig order that now bull be. what the cameras do for us is help prevent. it can be anything. can be car accidents. or

in a lawsuit filed in february, rodney jones, akalil rod, claims combs attempted to groom him into acceptingtionship. >> ronnie jones' lawsuit talks about sean combs sexually assaulting him, touching his genitalia, talks about sex trafficking. >> byron: copies' attorney responded saying in part, "jones is shamelessly looking for an undeserved payday. we have overwhelming and indisputable practice of that his claims are complete lies." model crystal kenny alleging he drugged and sexually assaulted her after a new york fashion week party. april ambrose alleges combs raped her in four different encounters. sean combs' attorney saying in part, "mr. combs cannot comment on settled litigation, will not comment on pending litigation, and cannot address every allegation picked up by the press from any source no matter how unreliable." >> i'm going to scream from the rooftops. it's not just him. it's a systemic problem. i'm going to continue to advocate and do something to really change this. >> byron: for tiffany, she says this is personal. not only advocating for a friend and herself but others in

there was some objects thrown for, for some reason, so yeah, 28 year old man who actually looks like rodneyow if you saw him, but he's not, he's not. he appeared like he was in the best of health, physical or mental. to be honest, he did. look, he had a white patch on the back of his hair. i think that might have been, i think the first thing he threw at him, it was hard to see at first and it was announced as rocks, but i think actually it was a cup with some liquid and maybe frothy coffee, and i think it actually was the top of the coffee was left on his head when he first threw it. then he starts fishing around in a sort of builder's bin. yeah. and nobody's quite sure what he fished and nobody's quite sure what he fished out. yeah, and he got arrested, and he's been arrested on suspicion of a public order offence after. and this was in barnsley and we've seen, we've seen sort of escalating attacks on. right wing politicians, especially in europe and in germany were the last year , 86 germany were the last year, 86 attacks on the afd, who are, you know, well , they're considered know, well

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"i was sleeping on a car, smoking crack on fourth street at rodney," an agreemnt that collapsed whenge determined that a they did not agree on the terms. >> it was lucy pulling the football away from charlie brown when everyone thought it would be done, sealed, and delivered, but we are back to square one. >> reporter: opening statements begin tomorrow morning in a trial likely lasting 1-2 weeks. in a different case brought by the same prosecutor in california, that case set to go to trial in september where it's just as the presidential race hits high gear. >> norah: scott macfarlane, thank you. today the israeli military reported that four more hostages abducted in the october 7th attack are dead. and their bodies are still being held by hamas. news of their deaths now increasing pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to bring the remaining hostages home. cbs's imtiaz tyab reports from tel aviv on who these men were and how hamas used them for war messaging. >> reporter: it was in the ruins of the southern gaza city of khan yunis where nadav popplewell, haim perry and yoram

i went through and now i'm able to do this towards and also give that to the community architect. rodney prescott, design it off market space with over $400.00 apartments, posting retail shopping on the ground level, something almost unheard of. 50 years ago. his daughter still remembers the building when her father designed it. in fact, it was advertised as the kind of previous space to be in all of the apartments were furnished. and i mean, i remember coming here as a child and seeing the carpet on the roof is going up in the duplexes, which i thought was just the most beautiful thing i've ever seen. oh boy is adamant at lunch. it creates genuine opportunities with kinda freaking you in the country with drawings and a phobia, and not just promoting poverty porn. i grew up here and for the fall guide to challenge it also grew up in disabled. so we don't look at this as sort of the same, but then as us showing people our neighborhood village, it has welcome over 25000 visitors since 2012 and has high hopes for the future. a so great to see that it was the delight to face that building is

hearing from his beloved and they say that they've kind of the item number of strikes against is rodney positions they say that they talk to, is there any soldiers in the settlement of marinara again, which isn't very far from had they said that say at the to took a direct strike against that position. the also 5 missiles, the shape of funds, the area that's the area between syria live in on and it's considered occupied by israel for also the settlement of matilda. now what's interesting about that is that his velocity that they use gives me size and a very nice to footage and you can see the smoke rising from the tensions have been increasing. and this conflict has been simmering since the stock is wells, will on gauze and the have the morning's impact by the escalation. so what his with law says is that they actions have i in support of the people of gauze that i need . a response is really strikes on southern lebanon. so yes, they are, they knew strikes, taking place on here on, along the southern border and southern living on the situation here remains tense with daily strikes, taki

development competence and really just presidential clothes during their campaign and during the rodney space that it keeps it most of the time talking about the economy, putting forth, put forward ideas on, on how to improve people's lives. and of course, there are also also believes that the country needs more civil liberties. so this is really an election where you have 3 main contenders. 2 of them from the conservative captain that's in the south coast was a challenge for the conservative because they don't have a consensus candidates, which means the vote will be split and then we could be heading to a 2nd round possibly. and then you have the conservative versus reform. yes we, we spoke to some people here and, and they're saying yes we have that, you know, this reform is could, could bring some sort of change. but of course, the conservative establishment has its support. so mixed feelings, a very unpredictable race, and a very competitive one as well. absolutely, very interesting, one to follow. they not, thanks very much for the update. are still a head hair on al jazeera purch