worked in rome, or spent significant time in rome. he's an outsider. >> he's a man that seems to be able to touch people or to draw them out or to give this sense of hope. one has to worry and wonder if he's ever going to be able to live up to the legacy that he already has created. he's already the best pope anyone can remember. >> narrator: within weeks of becoming pope, francis reached out to the wider church beyond rome, appointing a group of cardinals drawn from six continents to help him take on the curia, the vatican bureaucracy. >> when we talk the first time it was very, very shortly after his election. he told me, "i want to make a commission of cardinals to help me in the renovation of the roman curia," and then he told me, "would you dare to lead this commission?" and i said, "holy father whatever you want. if you want me there i will do it." >> narrator: cardinal maradiaga's diocese in honduras, central america, represents the sort of challenge francis himself knows only too well: a country confronting poverty, crime, rep

a hugh number of state workers failed to turn up for night shifts in rome.rns out they may have inadvertently helped the italian government and its plans to make it easier to dismiss unproductive workers. am staggering amount calmed in sing. 7 out of 24 drivers due to work on a night shift are reported tore have turned up. 200 street sweepers are said to have taken time off for illness in naples this response on twitter: i read that 83 police in 100 did not work because of illness on december the 31st. that's why in 2015, we'll change the rules for public sector employees. joining frus rome to talk more about this is mark lapret, a business reporter with el folio. warm welcome to the program. thank you for joining us. policemen concerned said this was more of a protest and that's why they didn't turn up. is it really just a sign of a wider malaise in italy? >> let me assure the audience at one point. local police in rome has a few tasks related to minor muchoffenses and traffic jam. rome was still patrolled by national police forces. >> besides that, the mai

. >>> two italian raid workers have arrived in rome.uched down in rome and were greeted by itly's foreign minister. they were released on wednesday. the woman disappeared in late july from aleppo. rome will not say if a ransom was paid. >>> saudi arabia's postponed this week's blog -- flogging of a blogger. he was to be given 50 lashings each week. but after the first, the prison doctor recommended the second beating be postponed until next week. >>> one of al jazeera's journalist imprisoned in egypt for more than a year has called on the canadian government to secure his release. mohammed fahmy along with peter greste and baher mohamed were wrongly accused of broadcasting false news and help the outlawed muslim brotherhood. an appeals court has ordered a retrial. lawyers for peter and mohammed have filed requests for them to be deported from egypt. >>> the u.s. state of oklahoma has executed its first death row inmate since placing a temporary ban on execution. that inmate was injected with a mixture of drugs and didn't suffer before d

it comes some 17 days after the palestinian president signed up to the rome statute, signed up to join international criminal court palestine not yet a member. they have come under jurisdiction of the international criminal court since the first of april. but the prosecutor ahead of that has already launched this preliminary examination. the palestinians said they wanted the court to look at everything from june last year -- they wanted all of that to be covered by the court, and under the rules of the court, even though palestine isn't a member until the 1st of april, they can launch this preliminary examination. in fact it is the chief prosecutor's policy. and that is what she has done. there are a number of preliminary examinations around the world that are underway. >> explain i imagine the immensup diplomacy that must have happened as well as the diplomatic process that will follow. >> reporter: well we only in the last 24 hours, heard the u.n. security council talking about the situation in israel and palestine, and the israeli ambassador railing against the palestinians joining

rome, ms.t thank you very much looking ahead for tuesday. >>> lets look at some of the other events in the week ahead. on tuesday the asian form will begin in hong kong. in tuesday the trial of james holmes who went on a shooting spree at that movie theater in 2012 is expected to begin. the shooting left 12 people dead. on tuesday the economic forum will open. still ahead on al jazeera america. the story of a honduran woman who spent nearly two months in a church to avoid deportation. deportation. >> after four days of bad weather the search has resumed for body from airasia 8701. more than 157 of the missing bodies are in the plane's fuselage but high winds and rough waters have prevented divers from reaching that section of the wreckage. >>> a deadly new attack from boko haram. the group attacked a village in cameroon on saturday. now that attack comes as troops from chad deployed to fight boko haram in nigeria. erica wood has more. >> troops from chad roll by on their way to join soldiers fr

boston is officially in the running to host the summer olympics in 2024 so far, they are up against rome while other cities are still considering bids. boston's toughest competition may come from its own citizens some of whom don't want the game. here is jericka duncan. >> so we are talking about beach volleyball this, in an olympic venue. >> marty walsh is already imagining what these, this would look like if his city is chosen to host the summer games. >> the u.s. olympic committee announced thursday that boston, a first time contender won the bid, beating out los angeles san francisco and washington, d.c. not everyone is celebrating the group no boston olympics launched an on-line campaign citing cost and transportation issues. kelley gossett is a local attorney. >> just because we can pull off a very expensive elaborate event doesn't necessarily mean that we should. >> it does not yield long-term economic benefits. >> the chairman for boston 2024 john fish says the games here would cost $8 billion with no public funds corporate sponsorships, television revenue and ticket sales are ex

. >> for greece, april 2010 marked the point of rome -- no return. the highly indebted country officially turned to international help. the european union and your opinion -- european central bank provided the first aid package worth about 110 billion euros. but it was not enough. two years later, greece got a bailout to the tune of 130 billion euros. in 2012, private creditors became involved in the rescue for the first time. massive sovereign debt restructuring helped greece cut about 100 billion euros from its debt load. in return, the country committed to tough austerity measures despite protests. wages were cut. thousands of government employees were laid off. public enterprises such as ports were privatized. the consequences were severe. unemployment rose to over 25%. today, one in four greeks are out of work. as public and private investment struck off, the economy shrank for several years. that insured greek debt rose again. the debt is currently over 175% of gross genetic pocket -- gross domestic product. in the wake of reforms, there have b

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inquiry into possible war crimes committed in palestinian territories the president signed up to the romete in december that is the document that establishes the jurisdiction of the international criminal court. the move was taken by abass a day after palestinian leaders failed to get a resolution passed at u.n. security council calling to an end to israeli occupation. it followed a conflict in july and august last year between israel and hamas that devastated the gaza trip 21 o-0 killed and 70% were civilians according to the united nations, almost 500 children among the dead and more than 250 of them were women. and israel also suffered casualties, 66 military personnel killed along with six israeli civilians and a ty national. let's speak to a u.n. special rap and good to have you with us and many have long complained of impunty and lack of accountability and do you believe this to be a turning point and will justice now be done? >> i think it's a symbolic turning point whether there is the will and the capability to actually hold israeli leaders accountable remains to be seen and i wo

imagine new year's eve in rome, 600,000 revelers on the streets. some setting off illegal fireworks this was the situation. fortunately, nothing extremely dangerous happened but it could have. the whole point as you said, this is not a strike. so what are the reasons? mainly the reasons are that they've been claiming they're under staffed for years. but the whole point seems to be the mayor of rome, his intention to review the paying system for public workers trying to introduce what he designed as a more merit-based system, basically giving pay raises to those who were productive, and less productive would get cuts. this is mainly the reason for the protest. public workers have been called the untouchables by italians. this is not just a local issue but rather a national one because also prime minister attempting to notify the labor laws also for the public sector and it's proving to be a very difficult situation. obviously right after this event he tweeted right away, and i quote, i read that 83% of police do not work because of illness on decemb

quantitative easing until it trickles down to them in the form of hard cash, claudio, al jazerra, romeds of miners are stating a sit in at a mine in coast vote. they are protesting against the government's refusal to save the mine from closuring the new government said it would take control of the mining complex which was facing closure but it backtracked on monday. >>> the leader of germany's movement against islam ionization has resigned after a photo emerge of his posing a hitler. he appeared on the front newspaper. there were far more right protests to go on wednesday evening from somewhere near barker now reports. >> reporter: this is the picture that has cost him the leadership. for a movement struggling to shake off apparently links with the far right it's a huge embarrass think. the german vice chancellor responded to the image saying anyone in politics who poses as hitler is either an idiot or a nazi. reasonable people do not physical tom idiots and decent people do not follow nazis. his supporters gathered for another mass rally. the movement has been growing rapidly in recen

i don't see any reason why anything other than once the 60-day waiting period has passed that the rometute, in the international criminal court can begin formal investigations into the situation in palestine. >> but once that 60-day waiting period is over, there could be obstacles to starting those investigations could there not? it could be stopped. >> the only formal obstacle as a matter of law, which is available, would be that the security council of the united nations has the power to adopt the resolution deferring any investigations. this is a power that the security council has never used up to point in. i can't imagine that you could find a consensus to adopt such a resolution, and that would take -- that would last for a period of 12 months. other than that i don't see what other obstacles are in the way of the court. >> perhaps political obstacles because if alleged war crime charges proceed against israel certainly the palestinian u.n. ambassador indicated they would be seeking retroactive investigations. that opens up the palestinians to scrutiny as well. >> yes, and i don'

when the palestinian president mahmoud abbas signed the rome statue the treaty that governors the internationalminal court on the last day of last year, he also signed a declaration giving the court jurisdiction from the 13th of june 2014. the chief prosecutor of the court has now launched a preliminary examination in to events from that date. in effect initial i choir i to see if she should launch a formal investigation n a statement, she said, upon receipt of a referral or a valid declaration, the office of the prosecutor is a matter of policy and practice opens a preliminary examination of the situation at hand. accordingly the prosecutor has opened a preliminary examination in to the situation in palestine. the office will conduct its analysis in full independence and impartiality. from jerusalem the reaction was swift and angry. prime minister netanyahu said, it's absolutely scandalous just days after terrorists butchered juice in france the general prosecutor is beginning an inquiry against the state of the jews and only because we defend our citizens from hamas. unfortunately, this probe

valley lies in the italian midland, some 60 miles northwest of naples to some 40 miles southeast of romeild flat corridor enclosed between four walls of mountains. in winter, the highest peeks of the leery range ascend into the snows but the valley floor with its olive groves and ancient vines. its crops of wheat and corn is green the year around. italians in normal times. last year was a bad year for grapes and olives. the fall planting was late. many fields lay fallow. there are two ways from the south end of the valley. one a narrow pass, it the other a high scenic road over the mountains. they converge from the sight of the ancient village san pietro. where 700 years it has stood on the shoulder of the valley, welcoming the travelers. the stones of its walls were queried out of the apparent hills. population 1,412 at the last census. a farming community. patron saint peter. point of interest saint peters. 1438. note, interesting treatment of chansal. from the end of october 1943 until the middle of san pietro had seen some of the bitterest fighting in the army front. they entered the

every filipino wanting to with you not to rome, but to the peripheries. >> reporter: as the rain fellll more heavily a final chance for the pope to say goodbye to the file peens and the philippines to him. so pope francis wrapped us hick week in asia one remarked by extraordinary demotional crowds, particularly here in the philippines, but also by some moments of controversy over his comments about the limits to free speech in relation to the charlie hebdo attacks and also his scolding of local politicians and corruption and inequality. but for the millions crowd today on the streets this is a landmark personal moment one to remember for a life too. harry fawcett, al jazerra manila. >> live pictures here crowds went to see the pope -- want to see the pope until the very last moment that he gets on the airplane headed to the airport right now. clearly pope francis is truly beloved in the philippines and big crowds expected when the pope comes to the u.s. later this year, francis is sketch told attends the world meeting of families in philadelphia on the last weekend of september. hotel

it is based on the rome charter that israel refused to sign and refused to commit. israel thinks the international court is just like its own court. they had been sending thousands of palestinians without due process. no we are going to international legality, and to that court, come what may. the american government didn't prevent the murder but condemn going to court to sue israel for the murder. it's ridiculous we shall go on. >> you say come what may. the court will investigate the war. it could bring up things about the palestinians as well. are you happy with that? >> it's not a question of happiness. if you want to go to court, you have to submit to the court. >> right, that's what you said. >> absolutely. >> what happens if the palestinians are indicted as well. the thing is that you are going to court, which other people don't know or believe in or are condemning. >> i just wonder what will happen in the whole process. >> well this is not the only item in the process. the process, owing to international law, international organization to put pressure on an

much of the middle east, the tradition of outside controls fetches back to the days of greece and romeegypt's nasser nationalized the suez canal. great britain and france, whose interests had jointly controlled the canal, were fearful of a disruption in the delivery of their oil supplies. they sent in troops, ostensibly to bring an end to warfare between egypt and israel, which had come with israel's earlier invasion of the sinai peninsula. they quickly moved to create a buffer zone around the canal. withdrawal of these forces was finally achieved. a residue was left behind of new otherness towards western policies in the middle east. sometimes it seems to us more like opportunistic politics. leaders insist their policy is neutrality. if the voice of the middle east sounds with more vigor and insistence in the world today than it ever has before, it is a great pick -- part because of nationalism which has swept through the middle east. governments, then empire outposts have toppled in the wake of that raging spirit. nations have been born, and new and powerful leaders have risen to emi

the city will go up international bids rome among them. residents here in d.c. are dispinted. >> we had a contact foot print, existing infrastructure. quite frankly, i thought it was good for us because it would speed up some of our already planned development >> now other international bids will include germany, who will submit hamburg or berlin. boston this pick comes as a surprise to insiders. two-time host los angeles was considered the favorite for 2024. >>> all right. maybe another few years d.c. will have to try again. >>> well we have been talking about a little bit of warmup. we're still in the 20s. >> we could have the winter olympics. >> right now. >> we have been below freezing since late monday night. here we are subfreezing morning on this friday morning. storm team 4 radar showing a snow pellet. those are tiny balls of snow that fall and bounce around. maybe a few flurries. that's what's showing up on the radar. the area in the white and gray. it is now falling in prince george's county anne arundel, northern calvert and northern charles quickly t

most of them are poor and can't travel to rome.hey feel privileged the pope has gone and they can see him. they feel he is one of them. the level of excitement in the country was massive and they declared a holiday for everyone who wanted to see the pope. we are all children of god, we protect each other. he was talking about the family also. the family is at the heart of the message of the catholic church and at the heart of filipino society. you know societies, close-knit families helping each other in a country that is poor. obviously, family is so important to help one another and protect one another. the pope was reinforcing the good things he finds in the philippines. at the end of the mass the cardinal of manila said we all want to follow you. there was laughing and said we are not going to follow you to rome but we want to follow you to where the poor people are to accompany them like you have done. they feel that he has come and he has been really close to them. >> faithful's inspiration. they are enthusiastic as the pope

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you remember on the last day of last year, president mahmoud abbas signed the rome statute the statute that governs the international criminal court but also this declaration palestine asking for the court to be retroactive going back to june the 14th, 2014, that means it would cover the whole period of the gaza war. if you look at the guidelines, this is the policy paper of the chief prosecutor. it says she is obliged to launch initial examination if she gets such a declaration. that is not a formal war crimes investigation, she needs to ask certain questions whether she believes certain war crimes have been committed whether this is serious enough for the international criminal court to get involved or whether national courts are already investigating those crimes. legal experts we've spoken to believe the chief prosecutor will have to start some sort of investigation like that in the coming days unless she changes her own policy. >> mexican families are burying their dead after a heavy shootout in the southern city of apaxingan. after being caught between military forces and a self

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they arrived in rome a short while ago, welcomed by the italian foreign minister.gency says the women were kidnapped in aleppo in july. no word yet on how they were released. >>> battling extremists is one of the topics on the agenda as two of the world's most powerful leaders meet later today. u.s. president barack obama is hosting his friend british prime minister david cameron at the white house. their talks will likely include the west's response to the growing threat of terror groups like isis in syria and iraq. as mr. obama and mr. cameron meet cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr takes a closer look at the u.s. military's role so far in defeating terrorist groups. >> reporter: in the fight against isis in syria and iraq air strikes by drones or fighter jets can only do so much to suppress the threat of terrorism. >> the d.o.d. approach is not to defeat isis from the air, but to slow isis down to give a ground force time to be trained, because a ground force will be required. >> reporter: in syria, where isis still controls vast swaths of territory, it co

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after the flight from rome, he gets a warm greeting from the new president, which promised the end to religious oppression. this is a nation that once a harmonious future after conflicts that ended five years ago. they are urging to confront the difficult past. >> for the sake of opening old wounds and promoting justice and unity. >> they fall for independence. a war between rebel and government forces. for many, the wounds are still raw. that is why many travel to see him for the once in a lifetime chance. >> i get to meet the pope. imagine that. >> under 10% here are catholic. he is the first pope to visit sri lanka in a generation. >> security is tight for every event that the pope is going to attend. there is still much trust to be rebuilt across the ethnic and religious divide. >> the pope has brought a message of hope. caroline wyatt's, bbc news. >> a very happy capital. there were 40 of them at the airport to greet the pontiff. that brings the show to a close. i am katty kay. thank you for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> makes sense of international news at bbc.

josephine mckenna is following us -- following develop its in rome. >> as you said, that ship arrives in the next hour on the southern coast. around 450 immigrants. we inc. they are mostly syrian. we understand there are 30 women and children. it was a difficult once they have lost the distress call with the italian coast guard, for officials to conduct any type of rescue operation. strong wind and eventually the coast guard had to lower six officials by helicopter onto the vessel. i understand that there is medical staff associate and the health and safety of those migrants. we should know when that vessel docks later this evening. >> this is the second phenomenon and its kind in the space of the week. >> very disturbing news, only days since the blue sky was left to drift when its crew abandoned about 800 syrian immigrants in the same sort of circumstances. the italian coast guard says this was of grave concern. they are worried that any time soon that one of these ghost ships will strike the coast because it is really on automatic pilot once the crew abandons the ship. the un's ref

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let's go to rome. a story developing as we watched to see who will be the country's next president. it also comes at a time where we are watching to see how the anti-bailout movement around europe gathers momentum. syriza obviously the story dominating the headlines after it took power in greece. let's carry on the conversation. let's go to rome and discuss the presidential story and what is happening with this movement around the euro. maria joins us now. she is a lawmaker with italy's five-star movement. good morning to you. the first question that everybody is asking around europe at the moment is, how does the story between five-star commissaries are podenasmmas work together? what is the five-star view of series a? >> first of all, thank you for inviting me here. it is a pleasure. i have to say that tsipras demonstrates the failure of european policies. the euro as a currency is not for our well-being. that is what we saw in greece. we agree with some points with podemas and with syriza. at this p

italian aid workers held by a group in syria arrived in rome and greta and her friend touched down ind greeted by the foreign minister and released on july and believed to be taken by al-qaeda al-nusra front and will not say if ran some was paid. we demand the release of journalist in prison in egypt for more than a year and they were wrongly accused of broadcasting false news and helping the muslim brotherhood and have a retrial and in jail 384 days and they are asking to be deported from egypt. the sri lanka government promised investigation into corruption during the rule and looking at projects near the hometown and this is from >> reporter: he has been working rice fields in sri lanka for 20 years, like many people here he is a big fan of the local man who lost in the recent presidential election. >> translator: i voted because he won the war and developed this area. i'm concerned the new government will forget us. >> reporter: it was in a house very close to here where the former president was born so it should perhaps not be surprising he directed so much investment in big proj

he told the faithful that the new group shows the inseparable tie from the church of rome to churches in the world. some received their first cardinals ever. the pope has said repeatedly that the church must reach out to those on the margins. >>> what you need to know before you take ta spin. >> with a mild day today, temperatures into the 50s in philadelphia some spots reached 60. but we're in for a bitter blast. i'll have your details coming up. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >>> well, get ready for more bikes on the streets of philadelphia. tonight, new details on the city's bike share program. riders won't have to use a credit card and members will be able to take short trips for free. it will start in the spring. but the city has not yet set an official date. ♪ >>> a celebration of the season today at reading terminal market. the group put on a play for three kings day. a rotating cast of musicians played every weekend during the holidays to honor all t

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the president had been to netherlands, belgium, stopped in rome vatican to see the pope and tacked on riyadh. the president was compelled because the saudis were upset with president obama's policy in the region. first of all the talks over iran's nuclear programme. the situation in i.s.i.l. with i.s.i.l. the president trying to push forward. saudi arabia planes flying in the american-led coalition. at that time saudi arabia is very much - they are disappointed with president obama from backing israel after bashar al-assad had deployed chemical weapons killing innocent civilians. nothing came to it. the chemical weapons programme was destroyed under the auspices of russia. the deal was struck with russia. the relationship has been repaired. the white house wants to cope it going. the word used was continuity. >> looking at the passage of time talks with iran continues. they continue. the fight against i.s.i.l. is still to be determined. but in syria - where are the two countries far apart? >> well, i think the israeli palestinian conflict is a sore point. this is the fundamental issue

boston will compete against rome, dubai and other cities for the 2024 games.ll make the final decision in 2017. >>> san francisco as we just mentioned with mark matthews report also made the last-minute adjustment to its bid by including oakland and the coliseum. so what happen news with the coliseum? we'll have that part of the story coming up at 6:30. >>> this just in. a grisly discovery in oakland. a homeless man found a human skull under the freeway at seventh and castro streets downtown. he called 911, bringing police out to investigate. after gathering evidence officers turned the skull over to the alameda county coroner for testing. caltrans also helped clean out the homeless encampment where the skull was found. >>> it was inappropriate, but it wasn't criminal. that's the d.a.'s decision in the case of a san jose police officer accused of posting a threatening message online. the messages were believed to be directed at those protesting against alleged police brutality in ferguson and new york city. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live at police head

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all these little rods were bound together in agent rome individually one would snap but put them together and their strong. the traditional symbol of the roman government in which the people rule. in the chamber, raise your eyes up and see this one silhouette almost of an eagle with its wings spread. it is up in the sky and like a skylight although it is covered from behind, it is not open to the heavens but it is a wonderful eagle and the thing i know most about it is this thence that spreading its wings over the day-to-day work of the congress are great aspirations and symbols of the nation, foremost among them of course is the american bald eagle. when congress is in session the mace is also there. it to key is a bundle -- it too is a bundle of rods with an eagle on top of it. >> i believe traditions are important because when you forget about the traditions you forget about the flavor of this place. the mace is an interesting adding -- every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons i accuse him because in 1814 when the british earned the capital down they stole our mace.

every filipino wants to go with you not to rome but to the peripheries. as the rain fell more heavily, a final chance for the pope to say goodbye to the philippines and philippines to him. >> pope francis wraps up his week in asian, one marked by extraordinarily devotional crowds here in the philippines but by somewhat of a controversy about limits to free speech in relation to the "charlie hebdo" stapingz and scolding of local politicians about description and e equality this is the landmark personal moment one to remember for a lifetime. harry fawcett, al jazeera, manila sdmrfrp 50 years since the mars in the u.s. that led to the voting rights act. the protest is seen as a pristal moment for african-americans and the subject of a new hollywood film. andy gallacher reports from selma, alabama. >> these days 71-year-old annie pearl avery enjoys a quiet stroll across the edmond pettus brimming in selma. when she set off on a peaceful march here back in 1965, it was a starkly different scene. protesters fighting for the right to vote were met by armed polic

outside the french embassies in ma friday and rome and across the united states from dc to san francisco. demonstrators were symbolically raising their pens in support of free speech. around the world they would express their anger and their sorrow through drawing as you can check it out, a gallery of their works on our wusa9 news app. by the way, we have asked authorities to see who is in this motorcade as they have not told us yet, but we can tell you for sure it's not president obama since he is in phoenix. reporting live from the french embassy, wusa9. >> thank you. >> and they would brave the cold to demand justice for john gear who was shot and killed by the fairfax county police officer more than a year ago as they marched in front of the fairfax county police department as surae chinn was there for us, joining us live. >> reporter: well several dozen students came out in the bitter cold wanting to know answers as to why and what would have killed him as some answers were there and many of them didn't even know him. but they really wanted to know why. >> we want people to know to

. >> in a smaller fund one rome home rounding run could swing the result before a multi million dollars fund. >> that's the results. >> yeah. so you know the prospective team said we have to deliver one hundred percent in the i r r >> you know just what it tells me when i look at you know your large cap u.s. managers not private the difference between the top talent is one percent not much difference but here putting the focus on private equity have you to be in the one hundred percent per actually that's a huge difference go job. >> i think i'll start on page 8 the blackwood line dropped we want less money come back to hit our target, however, this goes to liquidity the cash available not just to make the call the question is about liquidity going forward especially, if we're going to increase the liquidity the pates based on up to 850 maybe a billion dollars. >> that's a question as we carefully and thoroughly think about i believe i'm comfortable with the discussion i know i'm comfortable with the discussed we've had about 18 percent to private equity aid real assets board should kee