who will be paying close attention tolo as we stop aroun the rig? monday jpmorgan comes in with all my favorite airlines speaking, that means all the airlines because you know i like the whole group. and i have pounded the table endlessly on american airlines with the most potential even though it has given us a double. also deutsch bank, mediacom, these are good companies but they are not going to give specifics about their quarters. they are in the quiet period but can convey excitement. those who do the best at containing the excitement have stocks to gove higher. i've been the biggest fan of the bank of america merrill consumer and retail conference kicking off on tuesday. ies used to shut my hedge fund down to go to this. we gott a lot of flex in retail so i'llta watch walmart, nordstrums and brinker. the company knowb as chili's is brinker and they are doing amazing. to find out what that's about. starbucks talks and i bet we hear to stop sweating the rising price ofg coffee. this is not howard schultz's first cappuccino rodeo. whatro a mouthf

i heard the recent survey shows that tolo tv, which is the most piper tv station in afghanistan, has got 60% of the audience's. so imagine a country where we have a round 75 tv stations. .. >> the gentleman up there and sort of -- yeah. thank you. >> my name is mohamed -- [inaudible] for voice of america afghanistan service. i have one question but in three parts. how much the focus on investigative journalism in afghanistan, and the second part is what are the main challenges if the media conduct such journalism, and the third part and last is that is there any market for that in terms of the audiences test? thank you. >> who would like to -- go ahead. >> after, you know, in last 12-year experience now afghan media is focused on investigative reporting which if you hear recently, we created -- [inaudible] afghan media, you know -- [inaudible] and we start investigative reporting on corruption and human right which is each month we produce two investigative reporting, one on human right and one on corruption. and like we can say that, but some of those when we release the story, you

tolo tv may be the largest but it is one of many. so that's a very notable piece of the media landscape. the third thing is that as an embassy official, i went around the country and often visited little tiny fm stations in villages and small towns around afghanistan. and there are a lot of them. and you go in, perhaps it's a one room fm station somewhere in a small town that doesn't have too much going for it coming to find young people at the microphone finding some way to get a little music on with some kind of a basic tape recorder, and in many cases these stations were started by locals with help from ngos, prominently, i into news which is represented by some senior people, and thank you for coming. and many of these stations while the run local content, maybe have a local talk show, runs the music, also run the flagship show of that whole network of community radio stations. so didn't another green shoot, edit strong one, an important one, diverse, varied source of strength for afghanistan going forward. so we get an this pane