affected as well as steve hadley. poignant scenes from taiwan their correspondent joyce we think you. to germany now and sunday sees the most important match of the season in the bundesliga 2nd place leipsic host 1st place behind munich the defending champions a win for leipzig would put them within a point of the top spot in life 6 chances have been bolstered by an injury that will keep binds leading goalscorer out of action. when a club has to leave this kind of talent was this kind of goal scoring probably. this robert leavened off ski on the sidelines or in the stands it's going to hurt the guy was on track this season to actually break a 49 year old boy in this league a goal scoring record was then playing for his home country poland he suffered a knee injury expected to put him out for a month so how can buy and beat the club nipping at their heels leipzig without their wonder score is a push for shifting to get you riled up about this because i don't have it being. maybe we redistribute the team a bit we do hav

i've been working on tech issues at facebook a party that was like enough to work for steve hadley. my question is that digital sovereignty. sovereign today has required a a digital dimension and we see that with china. also seems like the eu has its own digital sovereignty agenda in certain ways like with gdpr, it's great that it is empowering individuals to decide how a a company uses its data but some voices in the eu are calling for boulder antitrust policies while other critics interpret this as erecting trade barriers against a large -- [inaudible] outcomes of this are really encouraging, the giving eu ambitions how will the u.s. work effectively with the eu on a potential multilateral tech policy framework when our approaches to data governments arcana different and also at the time when we don't have a federal framework ourselves and we're trying to build stronger alliances to counter china? and how much does the eu dependence on china in the market inhibit progress on cooperation? thanks. >> thanks. that's a big set of questions, and as he could manage of the interagency pr