[applause] >> specialist travis robertshaw. travis, thank you. thank you, travis.o.specialist sand thank you very much. [applause] you. i appreciate it. today we are privileged also to be joined by more than 50 soldiers from the 10th mountain division, including those who served alongside travis, knew he was brave from day one. they really loved him, they wanted to be here. would you please stand? [applause] president trump: thank you very much. thank you for being here. your lives of service do honor to our country. to army values. and your fallen brothers in arms like staff sergeant travis atkins, and he is looking down. he loves you all. just a few days before that june morning, when travis left on his last mission, he called his son, trevor, to wish him a very, very special element birthday. trevor didn't know he would speak to his dad for the last time -- special 11th birthday. trevor didn't know he would speak to his dad for the last time. but he has always known since that his father gave his life for freedom. a new his father was a hero from the beginning.

travis: yeah. brad: okay. travis: what are your guys' thoughts on swaggy?d how he presented. i thought it was cool he had all this swag to him. taylor: which i didn't like. and working with influencers in general -- like, they're not professional. juli: so, what about the green matcha tea? brad: green-tea matcha. juli: i thought he was great. travis: i am interested in the tea. brad: i feel like he had one of the stronger business models out of everyone we met with and a product that we could actually sell. taylor: it rubbed me completely the wrong way. travis: but i liked the guy, and i thought his product was cool, so... taylor: dude, why you trying to finesse me? like, we know how to do this [bleep] we just did this [bleep] and i'm at the point in my life where i want to make more money than help more people. the hardest thing is to get excited about something, then not know how and if we'll ever make any money off it. we have no idea if and when we'll ever make money off anything. travis: but you've seen what we've been able to do with these other brand

specialist travis robert shaw. where are you, travis? thank you. [applause] thank you, travis. specialist sam aoh. thank you very much. [applause] appreciate it. today we're privileged to be joined by more than 50 soldiers from the tenth mountain division, including those that served alongside travis, knew he was brave from day one. they really loved him. they wanted to be here. would you please stand? [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for being here. your lives of service do honor to our country. to army values and your fallen brothers in arms like travis atkins. he's looking down. he loves you all. a few days before that june morning, when travis left on his last mission, he called his son, trevor, to wish him a very, very special 11th birthday. trevor didn't know that he would speak to his dad for the last time. but in the 12 years since, he's always known that his father gave his life for our nation and for our freedom. he knew that his father was a hero right from the beginning. long before today. trevor has said that he wants our nation to remember h

travis engaged him in hand to hand combat. as travis wrestled to get his hands behind his back. to reach for something. he realized the man was wearing a suicide vest. just as the terrorist was about to set off the debtly explosives travis wrapped his arms and his entire body around him and threw him to the ground away from his troops who were right next to him. he put himself on the top of the enemy and he shielded his men from certain death. the terrorist detonated his suicide vest and travis was instantly killed. in his final moments on earth travis did not run. he didn't know what it was to run. he did not hesitate. he rose to the highest calling. he laid down his life to save the lives of his fellow warriors. in so doing he embodied the deepest meaning of the motto of the tenth mountain division. he climbed to glory. now traifvis is looking down fr above on all of his fellow warriors, on his great family wrapped in glory the loving glory of almighty god. we are grateful to be joined by the three squad members that travis saved. private first class michael kistal. michael, w

president trump today presented the medal of honor to the family of army staff sergeant travis atkinsrgeant atkins died so other soldiers could live. david martin tells his incredible story. >> reporter: it was the first of june, 12 years ago, that sergeant travis atkins called from iraq to tell his parents he was about to take his men out on a mission. >> he did say that he was sorry he had forgotten to get something in the mail for me for mother's day. >> reporter: just hours later, army officers arrived to tell them their son was dead. >> after we spoke to the chaplain, i went to the mailbox, and there was a little package from travis with a mother's day card for me and a father's day card for jack. the card said, "thanks for everything," and it just brought it home. >> he was meant to save our lives. >> reporter: it was only when they met with sand aijo and other soldier in atkins unit that they found out how he died. >> he definitely sacrificed himself so that we could live. >> reporter: aijo was the machine gunner in their humvee, and he watched as atkins and the team's medic go

president trump today presented the medal of honor to the family of army staff sergeant travis atkins, he died so other soldiers could live. david martin tells his story. >> reporter: it was the first of june, 12 years ago that sergeant travis atkins called from iraq, to tell his parents he was about to take his men out on a mission. >> he did say that he was sorry he had forgotten to get something in the mail for me for mother's day. >> reporter: just hours later, army officers arrived to tell them their son was dead. >> after we spoke to the chaplain, i went to the mill box and there was a package from travis in the mailbox with a package for me for mother's day, and a father's day for jack. the mother's day card said, thanks for everything. and it just brought it home. >> the it was meant to save our lives. >> reporter: it was when they went with the soldiers in his unit that they found out how he died. >> he had sacrificed himself so we could live. >> reporter: he was the machine gunner in the humvie, and he watched as they got out to search two men they suspected of planting road

. -- travis kalanick.as, in london, over100 travis kalanick. across metropolitan areas, in london, over 100 dark kitchens. what is a dark kitchen? it sounds a bit shady. itjust means a kitchen that is going to supply food for people but doesn't have anywhere for people but doesn't have anywhere for people but doesn't have anywhere for people to sit. it is strictly ta keaway for people to sit. it is strictly takeaway and delivery. it will be interesting because this will potentially of course compete with uber eats, an offshoot of a company he founded and in the same spaces deliveroo. it will be interesting. ca rs deliveroo. it will be interesting. cars fitted with devices so we can't go over the limit. nanny state are important go over the limit. nanny state are im porta nt safety go over the limit. nanny state are important safety measure? the concept and intention is real well—founded. we have speed limits. why do we let the cars or drivers go faster? it will be interesting to see how it's implement it.

but travis and bowie felt it was worth defending. so they stayed and defended it. >> and people like davey crocket, explain his role in this. >> davey crockett came in just before the siege. he had been, lost his election bid in tennessee. and was deciding to start life anew, like so many anglos did in this part of the 19th century. they came to texas where there was land and opportunity. and he found himself in san antonio at the time. and decided to make a stand where he was. >> why is it important to remember the alamo in understanding texas history? >> the alamo becomes part of the texas creation myth. the alamo and its defeat, and really that's something that a lot of people tend to forget. the anglos lost at the alamo because it was a complete defeat. but just a few weeks later, it became a rallying cry at the battle of san jacinto where sam houston completely routed general santa ana and a larger mexican army that he had caught unawares. so it has as much of a symbolic, it's much more important from a symbolig point of view th

he is travis, the former chief executive of uberand he is buying travis, the former chief executivef uber and he is buying up hundreds of uber and he is buying up hundreds of dark kitchens, and i did not know what those were. they are kitchens they can do provide food for a numberof they can do provide food for a number of outlets, so not associated with one particular restaurant. so the moment, we have delivery or 802 eats into going services that could use more than one and you could have more than one outlet from the same kitchen and he is basically capitalising on this and saying let's bump a lot of kitchens and we can provide the food much quicker, much more efficiently. the economy of scale. and obviously, if it helps start u ps of scale. and obviously, if it helps start ups basically in the more innovation, the argument goes, than they do not have to have their own superkick used to worry about with hygiene standards. they will be generally uniform high centres in which lots of onto bernard and have their own brands, recipes all made toa their own brands, recipes all made to

mickey: i talked to travis long time ago when he was very angry, when i invested into lyft, you know, need to at least have two players for this kind of totally new services, which is going to displace huge set of service. we're talking about converting part ownership to mobility as a service. this is big. and i don't think there will be just one company can do it. there needs to be at least two or even three companies who do it, competitively. otherwise, they will face many, many difficulties -- antitrust, push-back from the drivers. so i think it is healthy to have two companies competing each other. emily: is it healthy to have only one search engine or one social network or one e-commerce site in the united states? google and amazon and facebook have virtual monopolies. mickey: yeah, that's a problem. that's a problem. but, you know, people's behavior are also changing, right? for example, many people go to amazon instead of going to google in u.s. in japan, they go to rakuten instead of going to google. some people have a different idea of getting to the product. all these produc

virtual restaurant, you have travis with his cloud kitchen business.y are running sort of a kitchen facility for restaurants that want to deliver quickly and quickly spin up those kitchens. serversyou can get quickly, now you can get a restaurant quickly. uber is similarly experimenting with that idea in paris on their own. exist now, like if i order something tonight, could it be that i don't know if i'm ordering from a cloud kitchen or virtual restaurant? >> for sure. in l.a..business is they will expand to san francisco and chicago and keep growing. there is the potential that you are ordering without knowing from delivery or arrest right. caroline: i heard about this a while ago. ber has been rumored to eyeing buying another company itself. is he taking former employees, getting them to stealthily not say who they are working for anymore? issued a notice, you're not allowed to recruit our employees. as far as we can tell, they have been thoughtful about that. employees are very secretive about where they work. they will say they work at company x o

the wind at as if oh sfo was roaring yesterday. 25 novato, 25 travis, fairfield. it makes sense that it is starting to die down. the pressure gratings are relaxing. clear skies and the system that gave rain in arizona, lightning show. a friend of mine flew into bring phoenix and set it was a bumpy ride. that system is still holding on a little bit about into the plains were you can see the deep system giving blizzard conditions in part of the french range around denver. 30s and 40s and colder in the east bay. concord 36, 38 danville. the wind is holding steady at 15 degrees. 10 in truckee and 40s throughout the valley and 52 in phoenix. the high yesterday was 59 degrees, 16 degrees below average. the good news is they will start to rebound and the system begins to move on. today will be called tomorrow will warm up. we will get clouds overnight but we're not expecting rain. chilly morning, sunny and nice with some cloud cover floating through the next couple of days. after saturday, sunday looks warmer with low 70s on the high side. >> our newly updated weather ap

my name is travis guyer. i'm currently a band teacher at presidio middle school, and i just wanted to talk to you guys a little bit about what we do with our peef budget. so every year, i'd have to say that i have over 200 students a year, and i have to say that we use all of our budget pretty quickly. if you can imagine between pairs and everything else, it goes pretty quickly. most of our instruments are from the 60's or earlier, and they're falling apart. when we go somewhere to perform, i usually bring paper clips and tape just to hold them together. in addition, the funding for peef also funds our jazz band, and we only have -- i'm not sure if any other middle schools in the school district are teaching jazz band right now, but that's directly funded by peef and without that funding -- we're not really sure what's happening to that funding, that would be no more. i'd also like to sort of say about -- about what may or may not be happening with our vapa department, i can personally say with my experience

. >>> president trump awarded a posthumus medal of honortehis oon to army staff sergeant travis atkins. his first deployment took him to iraq in 2003. and after a brief return he reenlisted getting deployed to iraq in 26. in june of 2007 staff sergeant atkinsnd his team encountered a suspicious man wearing a suicide vest. >> just as the terrorist was about to setoff the deadly explosive travis wrapped his arms and entire body around him and threw h to the ground away from his troops who were right next to him. he put himself on the tom of the enemy, and he shielded his men from certain death. eday the n of staff sergeant travis atkins will be etched alongside the names of america's brav wtriors and written forever into america's heart. >> all these years later staff sergeant atkins' son oliver who was just 11 years old at the time accepted the medal in his father's memor >>> her parents were murdered in front of her, then she was kidnapped, held hostage for 88 days. day the man who changed her life forever pled guilty t kidnapping closs and killing her parents. 21-yr-old jake patterson

seem that travis as a country.d researchers and people who are underskilled — ithink and researchers and people who are underskilled — i think it's mostly going to be a loss for the job market in london itself. kevin tells me london is still a great place to live, but the racism he experienced at home in yorkshire after the referendum shocked him. people referring to me as "chinese such—and—such", some telemarketers we re very such—and—such", some telemarketers were very rude to my mum... but as soon as i moved down to london, it evaporated. so people who live and are raised in london are very fortunate to live in a very diverse, very welcoming and progressive place. across the city, tech giants facebook and google are expanding. this google campus helps start—ups and hopes for government support in the political minefield ahead. long known as the second— —— london is the second—largest tech ecosystem globally. what is important is that we keep accessing funds, investors, who will keep investing in tech. across eur

army staff sergeant travis atkins.ins was killed when he subdued a suicide bomber in iraq in 2007. he saved three members of his unit. the president today praised his heroic actions in a ceremony in the east room of the white house. >> in his final moments on earth, travis did not run. he didn't know what it was to run. he did not hesitate. he rose to the highest calling. he laid down his life to save the lives of his fellow warriors. lou: that is the broadcast for tonight. we thank you for being with us. national security expert christopher whiten among our guests tomorrow. follow me on twitter, like me on facebook and follow me on instagram. we thank you for being with us here tonight. good night from new york. lauren: here are your market movers at 5:00 al. the u.s. and choug china reporty making strides with unprecedented proposals on tech transfer. we'll have the breaking news. the faa grilled on capitol hill over safety concerns surrounding the 737 max. will anything change after two deadly crashes, plus, the lac

staff sergeant, travis atkins, from montana and three other soldiers were searching a group of suspected terrorists in june of 2007. >> he was able to apprehend one of them and when he grabbed a hold of him he realized the guy was wearing a suicide vest. >> reporter: sergeant atkins was holding the man down in the dirt. only he could see the suicide vest of explosives that would have taken the lives of all three of his men, but only took his. >> his final moments on earth, travis did not run. he didn't know what it was to run. he did not hesitate and rose to the highest calling and laid down his life to save the lives of his fellow warriors. >> the medal is something i take a lot of pride in, but it's the words that are the real prize and what really means the most to me. when it comes to my dad, he always had the funniest stories about you guys, and i was a young kid, but he let me know. no, i just feel so close with you and to him with every story i get to hear and i am glad you got to enjoy his love and energy. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> just an incredible trib

the guy started to get away but travis grabbed him.that he had a suicide vest on him and he dropped him to the ground. and smothered the guy. but, unfortunately, the guy was able to detonate his vest killing both of them. steve: right. he sacrificed himself so that his men would live. elaine, i know it was a terrible day in your family's history. but didn't you talk to him on the phone that day? >> that morning, yes. >> what did he say? >> he said he was going out on a mission. he always called us before he went out on a mission. and it was at 2:30 a.m. in montana. and he was very positive. he sounded very upbeat. he apologized to me for being late with a mother's day present, which did come in the mail later that day after we had received the notice from the army that there had been an incident and that he was killed. steve: right. i read that not only did he send a mother's day card that you got but he also sent a father's day card which was coming up after that. >> yes, he did. steve: jack, what do you want people to know about your

there have been gusts at 42 in sfo. 35 in travis. san jose due south to 28 miles an hour. and you can see the system tipping to lift south to north. as it drags across, we are in the warm sector right now. it's rain and thunderstorms. what? rain and thunderstorm in the sierra? not much snow right now. looks like they are headed into the feather river canyon. mendocino county and lake county, so you can see the line there. our good friend ron and ken say wind and more rain. to keep the theme going here, we'll get the rain going. then a break friday, saturday and sunday. sunday looks warm but another system moves in on monday into tuesday. you can see there is decent amounts here. again, that's total for the next six days. cloudy, windy, off and on rain, heaviest to the norm. warmest to the south. break friday, saturday, sunday. 74 on sunday. >>> a big white shark at maverick. a man rushed surfers to safety after he spotted the 20-foot shark. >>> police in l.a. are looking for a porch pirate caught and camera stealing packages and nearly running over a victim. the homeowner

mickey: i spoke to travis a long time ago investing in lyft.ers for this totally new services, which are going to place a huge surge. we are talking about converting car ownership to a service. this is big. i don't think only one company can do it. there needs to be at least two or even three companies who do it competitively. otherwise, they will face many difficulties. the trust, pushback from the drivers. i think it is healthy to have two companies competing with each other. emily: mickey mikitani, rakuten founder and ceo. eric newcomer joins us from new york with more on lyft's global plans. what was your take on mikitani's description as the founders as desperate? eric: i think he is being honest. he was able to get such a huge position for rakuten. they were the biggest holder and then general motors. it is because lyft really needed them. the founders diluted their possession to get outside investors. neither of them reached the 5% threshold of shares. they really needed to sell down their stake to keep the company alive to fight with ub

army staff sergeant travis atkins.ed a suicide bomber in iraq in 2007. he saved three members of his unit. the president today praised his heroic actions in a ceremony in the east room of the white house. >> in his final moments on earth, travis did not run. he didn't know what it was to run. he did not hesitate. he rose to the highest calling. he laid down his life to save the lives of his fellow warriors. lou: that is the broadcast for tonight. we thank you for being with us. national security expert christopher whiten among our guests tomorrow. follow me on twitter, like me on facebook and follow me on instagram. we thank you for being with us here tonight. good night from new york. >>> breaking right now, massive outrage over the bombshell news that prosecutors dropped all charges against actor jussie smollett, but why then is one of the prosecutors saying this? listen. >> is mr. smollett innocent of the charges against him? >> no, he is not. we stand behind our investigation. we stand behind our decision to charge

here is the news on travis perkins.s been named ceo, as john carter will step down as --nickaugust 5, 2019 roberts, so that is the news flow around travis perkins. let us look at bond markets, we are seeing some stabilization. 10 year treasury yields have been hovering around 2.4%. looking at how futures are set up, the indication is that we could see 10 year treasury yields edge up, not really going anywhere, but in europe, perhaps btp yields could edge higher. we are not getting much directionality from the bund features at the moment. futures at the moment. the rally details on in the asian session, we have dani berger standing by. the market, we saw rallies yesterday? dani: there is a whole lot of green at the moment especially in china. china is of by nearly 4%. remarkable gains. u.s. saying it might extend trade talks weeks or even months. spreadingn sentiment to other markets, but not as strong as in china. japan up .8%. australia is usually one of the biggest beneficiaries when there is positivity in trade talks

travis with gusts up to 35. you can see where the focus is, about san francisco north. for the sierra, there is some snow, windy conditions as well but there has been a lot of lightning strikes moving in just to the north of tahoe around bernie basin. the system will slight through giving us off and on rain. 60s on the temps and this will carry us into tomorrow. some rain tomorrow and we'll gate a break, friday, are saturday, sunday, warmer if you are not looking, you are listening. 74 for the high for some son sunday there, frank. >> thank you, steve. banking services for cannabis businesses. what one state is doing to help legal businesses have access to federally regulated banks. >> and let's check in with claudine wong for a look at what's coming up next hour on mornings on 2. good morning. good morning, frank p.m. coming up in the next half hour, getting high-tech in city parking garages in san francisco. the city has some new equipment. new ticket machines, gate arms, payment machines all supposed to make parking easier and faster but having another pretty signifi

president travis got a lot done how would you rate him quick. >> it's a number nine. so that america was in decline and the country did not care so those that came from a rally in michigan the town halls working class americans are middle-class americans think trump is the best for the country and trying to stop the decline whether china or the sovereignty on the southern border the whole range of issues not just the economy to make a definitive statement america is not a decline he gave a voice to the voiceless and that is powerful. >> to say the wall isn't finished we don't know where these trade negotiations are. >> so let's start with the wall. in this country we are comfortable with that decline and it is the permanent political class it is a cute term that is of both parties and that political apparatus down in washington d.c. you saw it yesterday with this horrific republican senators to drag across the finish line in your face on the sovereign border to show the fight that is going on and then to go through the appropriations process and then to go through the

whatever bad things you can see about travis' death was true what happened afterwards and his successes. is a different story now we do have a story about the old price was too high but more and more money went to the elites the poor people who are suffering the most and by the poor people you go dryads you go rest and then they got hit by the person that could have happened when it's raining to any oil rich country that the old price collapsed. from the usa. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. the state. we're looking at the oil. big. economic. as well as the official exchange rate for the. facebook page. changed. by controlling. anyone. so. this is. two opposing sides have been trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. suffering is caused by american sanctions and internal economics. that theory is based on reality explains everything and is often used as an excuse. to blame for. venezuela has affected a prosperous nation. free for all socialist economic model social this is not a failed socialist state. socialist venezuela this is the socialist dilemma was it

>> shep, army staff sergeant travis atkins killed in 2007 when he dived on a suicide bomber and savedg to his citation. his mother described what he saw her son do before he went to iraq. >> you know, just always realized that some of them are not going to come back. >> no living member of the u.s. military has received a medal of honor from the iraq war. today is no exception. atkins father said he was on patrol looking for a captured american soldier when the unit spotted the two insurgents. he left his humvee to investigate and realized that one had a suicide vest. by diving on the bomber, he saved the life of three other american soldiers. 2007 was the deadliest year in the iraq war. 767 americans were killed, 85% from the u.s. army. atkins left the military but rejoined. he said his civilian life didn't do it for him, shep. >> shepard: thanks, lucas. the final bell is ringing on wall street. the dow today is do you know about 30 points. the medal of honor ceremony is coming up on fox news channel. "your world" with neil cavuto is next on deck. he have complete coverage of that ce

>> the names of travis scott, future, lil punk. recently for john travolta, amazing.rm alongside a lot of up and coming rappers in the industry like 50 cent . >> we'll do something with a deck of cards. i'll take out one on impulse, one that feels right without looking at it. it looks like this. look at me. i'm in the going to look down. i'm going to do this by feel. good, good, good. >> we're not going to look at this. we've going to leave this right here. this is going to act as like a premonition, a prediction of sorts. >> do me a favor. stop anywhere. stop and take a look at your cards. memorize it, show everybody. i'll turn around. >> now is the next very important part. you're going to make a conscious decision for us. it's very important, if you don't like it, that you change your mind. >> okay. >> i want you to cut the deck. if you don't like it, we'll change it. are you happy? >> i'm good. >> turn your card face up so we can all see it. 3 of spades, nice. we'll sandwich it right there. >> in the deck of cards, there are soulmates, the 3 of diamonds would be t

they say there is a culture of racism at the school and the travis unified school district.ls and messages to the school and school district were not answered. ( darya )(ááálandingááá) a big story this morning. a 4-year-old boy is fighting for his life after he was shot in the head in oakland. this is a picture of the boy. his name is navaun jackson. his family says he accidentally shot himself in the head ... after finding a gun under a bed. the gun was unlocked and loaded. his family says navaun is now on life support ... after going through hours of surgery. but he has no signs of brain activity. there was heavy police presence in the oakland neighborhood where the shooting happened yesterday afternoon. it happened at a home on the 24-hundred block of ritchie street. a man and a woman have been detained by police ... but its unclear at this time what their relation is to the boy. kron4 spoke to a man who says he's the brother of the man who lived in the home where the boy was shot. he says the young boy was his brother's friend's son and that they were visiting when the y

travis atkins died in the line of duty in 2007. he and three fellow soldiers confronted a group of insurgents and one wore a bhom vest. atkins tackled the man and pinned him to the ground moments before the bomb exploded. president trump phrased hraiseds bravery. >> travis didn't run. he did not know what it was to run. he did not hesitate. he rose to the highest calling. he laid down his life to save the lives of his fellow warriors. >> atkins' son received the melgz in h medal in his father's behalf. he was 11 when his father was killed. >> now to washington. the federal aviation administration is faces questions over its relation with boeing. elaine co chao chao cha co chaoo a >> reporter: she defended the sloeks reaction.u.s. was the last country in the world to ground the 737 max after two devastating crashes. >> faa did not have any information which mandated grounding of these aircrafts. >> reporter: it is suspected that software glitch caused the lion air crash in october. and the ethiopian crash in march. she announced tha

my name is travis ong. i'm a senior i.s.foodwa . >> president yee: good afternoon and welcome to the march 5, 2019 meeting of the board of supervisors. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call]

the goal here is to relocated to travis - it is to bring them home. sean explains marin is following the path blazed by officials further north. in sonom county, they have already relocated the graves of 115 veterans and 5 dependents.sean. sonoma has already uncovered many vets. they would come here and die and no one would come claim them. now, per a state law we are going to do that. the san rafael officer doesnt have a family so it is really important to him as well, to not be forgotten. sean also says this is not the only pauper's grave site in marin county. sean. there is a site at san quentin. we have already found one person. and then there is the matter of cremation. sean. we have 3 crematorians. they have remains as well. we will cross reference them. sean says work is already underway to figure out who is here - and to make matters right. sean. they deserve this. in marin county, terisa estacio kron four news. (grant) you can see more exclusive stories like this on our new app-- kron-on. it is the bay area's only live, local news streaming..

would be but to give us a good idea of exactly what is happening in there are we are speaking to travis travel from a rescue south africa traveling you have been doing a rescue operations with your team since a day after the cyclon struck what are you seeing out there sure the devastation as vast as far as i can see is just water it's you can't see any land there small patches of land if you will those patches of land that are they all or clusters of degree that of leaning up against trees that's where these people have started to come up into trees and they've assembled this. long with in six in the snakes and all the animals and stuff we we've been on the grounds from the morning after the soccer and with the first and only rescue team on the ground up until yesterday we were asked by the minister to do to coordinate all rescue operations which we are currently doing and when we arrived the airport was leaving open cuts of seven kilometers of road trees so that we could start most of the government could start setting up places of area while we're doing that we'll call to them that ha