but the data we receive from the j spock we analyze closely to make sure that our human spaceflight activities in our robotic space fight are protected and they remain safe. this is critical for us. objects that are too small to track this has a department in the orbital debris from office that is responsible for characterizing that orbital debris and he characterized it specifically so you can model ultimately the risk from these very small pieces of debris that are not trackable. i will be clear that the biggest risk is objects that are not trackable. that is the biggest part of what we deal with everyday comes to protecting our assets in space. we characterize where those debris fields are and ultimately how they could impact our mission and make assessments of how much we need to invest to shield our assets and different orbital regimes. this is important to nasa and i look forward to working this committee and i look forward to implement in, i should say, space policy directed to an space owsley directive three from the president that gives these new activities to the departmen

spock is charged with defaming the nation police have questioned him his trial could begin soon. as the marshals this is a horrible accusation to make against someone in a free country where the constitution guarantees press freedom a satirist a journalist is entitled to criticize the government that's all i'm doing. in a statement the prosecutor merely confirms spock is being investigated and that he could face up to three years in jail in accordance to section one thirty three of poland's penal code poland satire show the presidency here is hugely popular here the german chancellor is visiting kaczynski to get his endorsement of european council president donald tusk why don't you support donald running for a second term i mean your polish he's polish i don't understand that. you know you don't understand just what kind of an interpreter are you it's something sticks. and ends up. so far poland's authorities have not taken action against the show of sedition even so its creator expresses solidarity with his colleague and tony spock in a slightly satirical manner of course. if o

and if there is a nasa asset that could be at risk because of an object to being tracked at the j spock the orbital safety analyst ultimately take the data and get in touch with one of two people and go straight to johnson and they reported to the trajectory aberrations officer we call the [inaudible] at johnson space center and they do further analysis to determine if that object ultimately the international space decent at risk. that is what they are specifically looking for. if it does, what do we do about it? on the other hand, the data goes to cara which is over at [inaudible] for the robotic capabilities but my point is to your question the answer is yes, we're great working relationship with the department of defense and have our nasa up to now looking side-by-side with the folks at the j spock feeding data to our centers to make sure that our assets are protected. i anticipate that we continue as general hyten has said that if we when we moved today were commerce is at the helm of space situational awareness and traffic and they will keep the catalog because they need to for the

in a statement the prosecutor merely confirms spock is being investigated and that he could face up to three years in jail in accordance to section one thirty three of poland's penal code poland satire show the presidency here is hugely popular here the german chancellor is visiting kaczynski to get his endorsement of european council president donald tusk why don't you support donald running for a second term i mean your polish east punished i don't understand. your use of you don't understand just what kind of an interpreter are you it keeps something sticky. and ends up. so far poland's authorities have not taken action against the show even so its creator expresses solidarity with his colleague antonio spock in a slightly satirical manner of course. if our colleague is sentenced i'll be the first to go to court their protest and free and that goes with what will dig a tunnel to his prison or a modern attack on a broad daylight or to meet them. as other. than within the. puppet ear cloudy a hero has been questioned by the police as well she could face a two year jail sentence and sh

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review the country's tax system and launch a died all over the proposed tax reform both issues that had spock the demonstrations. us. from paris being filmed in public after a long absence that's she had disappeared she was filmed arriving at an event with president trump her first such appearance since early may the white house said mrs trump had been hospitalized to treat a benign kidney condition. and now for a special birthday for us here at the w daughter bella is celebrating its sixty fifth anniversary today german chancellor angela merkel led a ceremony marking the occasion at the german parliament. started broadcasting in nine hundred fifty three initially to provide a source of information for germans overseas the dear daughter of ella's multinational team of journalists brings reliable information to millions of people around the world. our chief political correspondent. michelle is at the celebrations let's just listen first to what chancellor merkel had to still see at that celebration. i'm afraid we seem to have not been able to establish to get that sound bite from charles and l

dodge a banker has reportedly been taking sheldon's temperature a merger with competitor come out spockaccording to bloomberg talks have not reached a formal stage yet the two biggest german banks was said to have broken off merger negotiations two years ago speculation has grown though about a possible marriage of the two since a private equity company stubbornness capital took both banks. talking let's bring in our financial correspondent only bonds in frankfurt only germany's number one the number two lenders merging he said a good idea. i think it would slash costs and critics of the both the dutch a bank and to come out say that one of the main reasons why they're not profitable enough is that their costs are way too high when compared to their major european or international competitors and of course if you merged the two banks that would need to eliminate a lot of all those functions that are present in both banks it would be very very painful it would be not so good for all the locations where deutsche bank can come out sponsor strong especially here in frankfurt in the rhine mi

know while they haven't performed i would have taken them definitely and sometimes you need a little spock like mario gets approved last time around when germany won the world cup he scored a goal in extra time that said goalkeeper manuel neuer he was also slightly dodgy but he seems to be in at will he is it now yes i mean he probably get prevent preferential treatment being the captain as well as being a firm fixture in his team for many many years we saw for instance egypt today released their squad with mohamed salah and he's been someone who's been injured but obviously being a star player has gone we see him on a lot he did make a few key saves in his first competitive outing since september after he was injured for such a long time with an ongoing injury lets in two goals you can't. they fault him for either of those two goals so probably deservedly goes on but no off to a good start losing to want to get to australia what's how did that result play into this election i mean in certain ways it didn't toll because you look at it until you really get nicholas who are the defenders in

well a convoy carrying hundreds of migrants has arrived in space a week off of their rescue spock's a pan-european route over migration they aquaria ship and two other boats have docked in the port of valencia ending something of an odyssey for those on board spain stepped in to offer the migrants entry off to italy a multiple both refused to let them land spanish with ortiz's say they will examine the migrants on a case by case basis to see who will qualify for asylum. and now some of the other stories making news around the world. police of clashed with protesters at the border between greece and macedonia as the two nations signed an agreement to change macedonia his name un and e.u. officials joins the prime ministers of the two countries to witness the historic signing the deal remains macedonia at the republic of middle class today resolving a decades old dispute. in nicaragua a shootout and a fire bombing in the capital managua have killed eight people including two children the violence came hours after the government and protesters struck an agreement aimed at ending weeks of

cody to alexander gallant of spock's must've control the sea here in germany and political correspondent the devout is with me now in this studio. bring us up to date with some of the reaction that's been coming in to these comments and op for the house to be very strong stuff that alex on the golan said today and we have heard reactions from leading figures of all parties in parliament and the german possible news talk one of the first to react most of the secretary general of the c.d.u. uncle americal conservative party under great come combo and she said fifty million wake timbs of the holocaust and total war are just bird poop for the a fifty and gold and this is the party's true nature revealed behind its middle class respectability and we also called then from a partners from the social democratic party there the secretary general last clean told me that alexander gulen statements have revealed what lies behind the fifty's to say this is a terrifying minimization of the nazi era it's shameful that people like him on the german bunds talk and we also talk to several other put it to

representation also of turkish identity here in germany and this is really what differentiates the electorate spock home in turkey itself from those of one point four million turks here in germany who can vote and it seems to be part of this ex-pat syndrome that you then vote for your own country add one very much last time try to make that referendum that we saw here on the constitution certainly about whether you are on the side of turkey or whether you're on the side of germany so it became almost a vote on national identity is well and we would expect the campaigning to also go along those lines this time around having said that out of one is by no means as sure as he was last time to get elected it appears that there seems to be a march more united front amongst opposition parties so in effect this will probably mean that those voters have brought some three million will matter even more than last time so do you have any idea how influential turkish voters are in germany there and what any idea what impact they might have on this election what they could potentially tip the balance i mean in b

verbal and physically assaulting two men wearing jewish skullcaps a video of the attack went viral and spock fiza germany's worst prejudices could be gaining ground. the court pronounced the case unequivocally as a hate crime the defendant a nineteen year old syrian refugee has been sentenced to four weeks of youth detention for assault and verbal abuse he has already served the time during pretrial custody. this video shows the syrian lashing a young arab israeli man wearing a key part skull cap with a belt the perpetrator is seen insulting the young man and using derogatory language to brand him jewish the arab israeli film the incident which took place in mid april he posted it online a few days later the perpetrator turned himself in. the arab israeli wearing the keypad told which of l.a. he felt intimidated and humiliated at the time the incident attracted why detention in germany and beyond and unleashed a wave of consternation as well as solidarity for jews living in this country demonstrations attracted two thousand people wearing skullcaps to show their support. the head of the cent

would be better off addressing american concerns than escalating the spock's.so why not cut them from the content. and i think such a strategy of cooperation could bring more because then president of the united states can go to the voters and say well. this was a good deal for the united states. but within the e.u. the mood seems to be more combative harley davidson motorcycles are just one i use them on a list of u.s. products the e.u. has voted to tux. this c oh all of german luxury carmaker audi group would start last but implicated in the diesel gate scandal munich prosecutors say the investor is investigating him as well as another board member of the folks farden subsidiary the prosecutor's office star been accused of fraud in connection with the ongoing emissions cheating scandal since may thirty now police have also searched his apartment part of the investigation. quick check on the markets with to know do a loan a friend to stop a stranger to know that piece of news about their out is c.e.o. has that gone down in the markets. well adi itself hasn't s

instead of investigating the social economic spock's that may have led to the grenfell atrocity and now investigating those who risked their lives to save the full of we talked to the emergency services that's coming up in part two of this special edition of going on the ground. for. survival that's taking your time all the stored safely at least. be sure you don't get it back. repatriations again look at the rest of seventy years. ago of the seven guys report . and. when my uncle was a kid same company saying oh boy tonight nobody i mean. even though they can. get me. on the watch i've written down and then showed up the movies because i'm listening to the going to be out in show mr sutton i must. thank. you i thought a not so much but she was. considered a consummate he was rough a million to show thank you. welcome back you're watching a special edition of going underground on the eve of the one year anniversary of the worst tower in british history the grand fell far i'm joined now by the london regional official of the fire brigades union lucy was surrogacy thanks for coming on the

boat so far sixty eight people along with nearly fifty bodies have been brought to the port city of spock's solid bullets reports on the safety of land and back where they began after the nine meter boat sank leaving tennessee at bound for europe she knew a lizard a citizen a boat had a capacity for seventy five to ninety people maximum but we were between one hundred eighty hundred and one.

but spock's a war is the same the seventy years when. again and again the king personally takes part in the battles risking his life. but for how long will his troops stay firm and not of the enemy is superior. the pressures are often tactically superior but they too suffer a major losses who's to replace the food and. depression recruits are increasingly country children these are the fast steps towards conscription. even in childhood the soldiers are selected following fixed rules they're each given a symbol. belonging by their future regiment. in st come done there was also foreign recruitment although the word hides the fact that the tactics also could involve deception violence and the loss of alcohol and co and not everyone who shows up is accepted into the army certain criteria must be fulfilled. the state archives in minster contain clues about prussian recruiting practice. a simple measure for example the soldiers had to have a minimum height one meter sixty nine at the time of frederick the great. stunt told. me a measurements

as defense ministry says it's recovered forty six bodies after a boat capsized in the port city of spock's. right wing opposition party led by the former prime minister got a chance or as one of the most votes about twenty five percent in studying of parliamentary election and i'm to establish the party's trade in value second place with twelve percent since no group secured a majority will have to be a coalition government. and the beleaguered jordanian prime minister may be on his way out source of told al-jazeera that king abdullah last the prime minister tony al malaki to resign in a meeting on monday within days of protests in the kingdom after the government was raising income tax at least five percent. ongoing violence in nicaragua has claimed more lives after another attack on anti-government protesters more than a hundred people have been killed. since the start of a political crisis that began of a proposed cuts to the country's social security system but have grown into calls for the resignation of president or take up zero as money has more from the nicaraguan capital. confront

through the day spock but the data that we receive from the day spock we analyze very closely to make sure that our human spaceflight activities in our robotics space light activities are protected and that they remain safe. this is critical t for us. objects that are too small to track nasa has a department in the orbital debris program office that is responsible for characterizing the orbital debris and we characterize it specifically so we can model ultimately the risk from these very small pieces of debris that are not trackable and i will be clear that the biggest risk is from objects that are not trackable and that is the biggest part of what we deal with everyday when it comes to protecting our assets in space. so, we characterize are thoseer nddebris fields are and ultimaty how they could impact our missions and make assessments of how much we need to invest to shield our assets and or maybe operate in different orbital regimes. it's important to nassau and look forward to working with this committee and look forward to following the imaging, i should say, space policy directi

boat so fast sixty eight people along with nearly fifty bodies have been brought to the port city of spock's solid balance reports on the safety of land and back where they began after the nine meter boat sank leaving tuna ziac bound for europe she knew a lizard a citizen a boat had a capacity for seventy five to ninety people maximum but we were between one hundred eighty and one hundred ninety on board. nearly seventy people were rescued by the two new zealand coast guard and brought to the city is farkas it's unclear exactly how many people are missing it's the most deadly shipwreck in the mediterranean since people were. illiterate a good way to go a little had a better water was coming into the boat those who could escape or fled others drowned we stayed there until almost five am then fisherman came to help us and the coast guard arrived. it was a dark night on the mediterranean some two thousand kilometers away three adults and six children drowned off the coast of turkey the turkish coast guard pulled five people out alive. the toll of dado missing in these waters is up to six hundre

afghanistan had been minimal before the unocal pipeline project but on him and just negotiations spock's the clinton administration's interest in the country. i'd probably go to washington d c o once every six state weeks and i would typically meet with the state department the n.s.a. the cia. the cia was was very very well for you know they have this shadowy image i guess you call of that i found very straightforward and very professional and i think the clinton administration was really committed to helping you know american business and be successful. we enjoyed and really strong support from the. unit wasn't the only oil company that wanted to build. pipeline in afghanistan option time company breed us was also trying to do a deal with the taliban. oh but he does win this fight and the meal was over and does so little stove ins of the hands of. the doomed is of no is this the president had to let a. kid will come to the canoe deal with the results of that as. the taliban delegation arrived at unit house headquarters in december ninety ninety seven. martin came home one day and said t

so he his real message to obama, spock iny called mr. the white house because he had such gray matter. the part of the brain which is mathematical, he was so smart, but sometimes had trouble being in touch with his emotions. and joe biden saw it as his role to really get barack obama to trust his gut. steve: and he wanted to be the last person in the room. the vice president, why? kate: because he wanted to be one of the final voices to influence policy and decision-making. and it is really -- it was literal and figurative. he wanted to be there when these tough decisions were being made, and he really was. they were very close. they had these lunches together, and of course when beau biden was ill from cancer, joe biden told me that he stopped mentioning his son, because at the lunch with obama because president obama would become so emotional about it, and he really, really cared about the biden family. barack obama did not have a big family. he was brought into the fold of the biden family, which was very sweet. steve: let's talk abou

theatre production of "star trek" who forgot all his lines. [ light laughter ] he's even got vanilla spock next to him. [ laughter and applause ] and not only -- [ cheers and applause ] you know -- and not only does trump confidently and brazenly lie, but he also insists that the people who believe and repeat his lies are the smart ones. as he did during his interview last week with state tv outlet, "fox & friends." >> i have the greatest supporters in the world. by the way, they're the smartest. we have the great brain power right in this country, i'm proud to say. and you're certainly a member of that group. >> seth: no. [ laughter ] seriously, you think steve doocy has brain power? the guy who lost his [ bleep ] when you complimented him on-air? >> "fox & friends" in the morning. they're very honorable people. >> wow! what do you think about that? [ laughter ] >> seth: he sounds like -- [ applause ] he sounds like the mushrooms just kicked in. [ light laughter ] "wow! a purple demon just told me how i die. what do you think of that?" [ laughter ] trump also loves to insist, in the face

afghanistan had been minimal before the unocal pipeline project but on him and just negotiations spock's the clinton administration's interest in the country. i'd probably go to washington d c o once every six state weeks and i would typically meet with the state department the n.s.a. and cia. the cia was was very very well for you know they have this shadowy image i guess you call of that i found very straightforward and very professional and i think the clinton administration was really committed to helping you know american business be successful. we enjoyed and really strong support from the. unit wasn't the only oil company that wanted to build. pipeline in afghanistan option time company breed us was also trying to do a deal with the taliban. all but he does win this fight and the meal was over and does so little stove ins of the hands of. the duties of a no is this the president had to let a. kid you know congress that a coup deal with the angels of god as. the taleban delegation arrived unocal is headquarters in december ninety ninety seven. marty came home one day and said fraug

spock in the white house because biden said he had so much gray matter he was so meeting the part in his brain that mathematical so he was also smart but sometimes had trouble being in touch with his emotions, really. joe biden thought it was his will to get obama to test his gut. >> host: he wanted to be the last person inn the room with te vice president, white? >> guest: he wanted to be one of the final verses could influence policy and decision-making and it was literal and figurative and he wanted toth be there when the tough decisions will be made and he really was -- they were close and they had these lunches together and when joe biden was in some cancer joe biden told me he thought bringing up because bringing up the lunch president obama would become so emotional about it. he really, really cared about the biden family of barack obama that he didn't have a big family and was brought into the fault of the biden family which was very sweet. >> host: let's talk about two vice president. dick cheney as vice president and he rather enjoyed and he was one of most polarizing figur

william shatner will join us and get this, he's exploring the new financial frontier, bitcoin, as spock might say, logical. you won't want to miss that. we start off with a trade war chaos and it has been a crazy week as white house trade director pete navarro attempted to soothe the markets and press secretary jumped in refuting some of those statements, trump then spoke up and said there's no uncertainty and then this morning, secretary mnuchin chimed in to soothe things up again. they were up and down and up again. our own bob pisani is -- turn that off and move away from all this trade chaos and uncertainty for just a second. here is what we do know. three main things. china's in a bear market. the yield curve is as flat as its been since 2007 and the fed still in hiking mode. if those three things don't change, are we heading back to retest the market lows of the year guy? >> the s&p, the market low was 25 or 35ish months ago. to test that level again would be devastating. i don't happen to think we're going to do it. i think the market's had every opportunity to get down with thos

police officers and two hundred and twenty soldiers all taking part in this exercise it does already spock's which is a given the unknown threat level escaped in the u.s. doesn't represent what is happening now this is all about being equipped for what could happen in the future and this is what this exercise is all about. you then just put the question remains is this realistic as well i wanted to give an assessment of how realistic a scenario is here whose job was to take over the e.u. presidency and top of their agenda is border control. all right let's get you caught up on some of the other stories making news around the world. the european union has opted to begin membership talks with all the media and macedonia at the end of twenty nineteen official say membership proceedings will only go ahead if the two countries make sufficient progress and combat in corruption and strengthening the rule of law. syrian troops have widened their offensive against rebels in the south west of the country state media say the syrian army has begun launching air strikes on the russets the u.n. says at le

would be better off addressing american concerns than escalating the spock's. so why not cut them. for them. and i think such a strategy of cooperation could bring more because then president of the united states can go to the voters and say well. this was a good deal for the united states. but within the e.u. the mood seems to be more competitive harley davidson motorcycles are just one item on a list of u.s. products the e.u. has voted to tux. i'll have more business for you a little. elaina thank you helena de w's annual global media forum has opened in the german city of bonn michel meant to sharing a minister state of germany's foreign office said that in times of countless all i knew sources people need a trustworthy journalist to navigate a flood of information here's more about the force first day with the next billion mobile users of the world besides gauging in full and putting all the stories in the hash tag our stories and videos we are stories told by people not journalists but real everyday people who usually don't have a voice in today's media. we've got some ai and

defense ministry says it's recovered forty six bodies after a boat capsized near the port city of spock's the beleaguered jordanian prime minister maybe on his way out sources have told al-jazeera the king abdullah lost by mr honey i'll move to resign at a meeting on monday and. days of protests in the kingdom after the government proposed raising income tax is five percent. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau has called us tariffs on steel and aluminum imports insulting and unacceptable as the fall out of a donald trump's trade policies continue china's also warning any trade deals with the u.s. will not go ahead if trump's threaten terrify can china his goods is implemented. by one more on the now on our top story those twin boat tragedies which killed at least sixty refugees trying to enter europe on the rising anti immigrant sentiment across the continent well according to the u.n. migration agency over thirty two thousand undocumented people have entered europe by seeing twenty eighteen so far of these about forty two percent arrived in italy which is a rising sentiment agains

spock, because biden said he had so much agree matter.-- so muchgray smart, but sometimes had trouble being in touch with his emotions. thought it was his role to get barack obama to trust his gut. host: he wanted to be the last person in the room. why is that? guest: he wanted to be one of to influenceces policy and decision-making. it was literal and figurative. he wanted to be there while these tough decisions were being made, and he really was. they were very close. they have these lunches together, and when beau biden was ill from cancer, joe biden told me he stopped mentioning his son, because president obama would become so emotional about it, and he really cared about the biden family. barack obama did not have a big family. he was brought into the fold of the biden family, which was sweet. host: you talked about dick cheney. image as enjoyed his one of the most polarizing figures in american history. his relationship with george w. bush was all business and they were never especially close to begin with. with regard to lyndon johnson, you write that when kennedy won the nomin

instead of investigating he says your economic spock's that may have led to the grenfell of trusteesre now investigating those who risk their lives to save the full and we talked to the emergency services that's coming up in part two of this special edition of going on the ground. join me every first day on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back you're watching a special edition of going underground on the eve of the one year anniversary of the worst tower fire in british history the grenfell fire i'm joined now by the london regional official of the fire brigades union surrogacy thanks for coming on the show before actually we get to the ground felt tower five thousand jobs gone thirteen hundred dead in the blazes over the six years and a twenty five percent cut from central government what is the say the fire brigades union and the fire brigades one year since gravel we are in a worrying situation my union the fire brigade union have been saying this for a long time for the last thr

more protests in jordan over proposals to rise income taxes the government's austerity policies of spock the week of angry demonstrations earlier this week jordan's king replaced the country's prime minister to calm the public on raised. us president donald trump has commuted the life sentence of a sixty three year old great grandmother alice marie johnson it's been more than two decades behind bars for drug offenses her release had been championed by reality t.v. star kim kardashian. america's trade partners are firing back as a response to the new u.s. tariffs after mexico and canada now the european union is slapping punitive duties on u.s. imports worth two point eight billion euros starting in july. and controversial remarks by qatar airways c.e.o. have started a long you debate about the male dominance in the airline industry and how it can get expensive. for business and d.-w. to get us welcome to the program the e.u. is preparing a harsh response to the new us terror starting in july the block will impose import duties on a variety of u.s. products new penalties were announced to

more protests in jordan over proposals to rise income taxes the government's austerity policies of spock the week of angry demonstrations earlier this week jordan's king replaced the country's prime minister to calm public on raised. fresh flows of superheated from guatemala as volcano of fire have forced more people from their homes officials say at least seventy six people have been killed since the volcano began erupting at the weekend and almost true hundred more are still missing. sergeant aigner of canceled their world cup warm up match against israel following pride palestinian pride tests the decision is upset some israeli leaders we have some saying the team is succumbing to trades. america's trade partners are firing back as a response to the new u.s. tariffs after mexico and canada now the european union are slapping punitive duties on u.s. imports worth two point eight billion euros starting in july. and controversial remarks by qatar airways c.e.o. have started a long you debate about the male dominance in the airline industry and how it can get expensive. and suffer busines

more protests in jordan over proposals to rise income taxes the government's austerity policies of spock to weaken vang greek demonstrations earlier this week jordan's king replaced the country's prime minister to calm the public on the wrist . us president donald trump has commuted the life sentence of a sixty three year old great grandmother alice marie johnson it's been more than two decades behind bars for drug offenses her release had been championed by reality t.v. star kim kardashian. four three two one. and blast off from a blackened or cosmodrome to dig a trio of cosmonauts and astronauts embarked on what will be a six month stay on the international space station alexander guest has been there before but this time he's writing history becoming the first german all the all u.s.s. with the title commander i'm burnt off in berlin and this is the day. for . i'm looking forward to kind of having this does very well the role of responsibility for the international space station. at the top of what you fly is second.

more protests in jordan over proposals to rise income taxes the government's austerity policies of spock the week of angry demonstrations earlier this week jordan's king replies the country's prime minister to calm public on wrist. fresh flows of superheated from guatemala as volcano of fire have forced more people from their homes officials say at least seventy six people have been killed since the volcano began erupting at the weekend and almost two hundred more are still missing. argentine or of cancelled their world cup warm up match against israel following friday palestinian protests the decision is upset some israeli leaders we have some saying the team is succumbing to trades. five four three two one. and blast off from them like a door cosmodrome to dig up the trio of cosmonauts and astronauts embarked on what will be a six month stay on the international space station alexander guest has been there before but this time he's writing history becoming the first german on the isle u.s.s. with the title commander and bring gotham berlin this is the day. for . i'm looking forward to