underground represents an interracial collaboration. thanks to the discretion and those of her agents, her family mansion provided a way station on the perilous journey behind confederate lines. the most fabled of those african-americans who worked for the richmond underground is the mysterious mary elizabeth bowser. rumors began to circulate after van lew's death in 1900 that she had planted a black servant as a spy in the very inter-sanctum of the confederate white house. one of the stories you just could not make up. it seems so improbable. an article published in the richmond evening reader of 1900, the story started to come to light. going to this article, the van lews tencent sent one of their slaves to philadelphia to be educated, only to send her to liberia, only to welcome her back to richmond on the eve of the war. the same mysterious slave was planted so -- the article claim -- by van lew in the confederate white house, where in her guys as a domestic servant, the spy gathered intelligence for the union underground and funnel

because we've moved the tracks underground, wheat because remove the trains underground, remove the tracks of the surface. the railyard which is currently used for operations, storage, maintenance and staging, the operations will move underground in the two be built forth and townsend station. the box in the green. in the downtown rail extension. the storage and maintenance, moves south and we'll talk about that in a moment. the staging is combined -- staging is like after a giants game where they load and around three trains so that you can move people out of very very quickly. that would be an operations conversation. and the fourth and king railyard will be repurposed. push that off for a second. the third alignment is the blue alignment. we call it the mission bay alignment. the d.t.x. is not built. we move the trains underground from the current alignment. we veer off to the right, and we go under the third street alignment. under the tee third line. it is incredibly deep. he would get a new station in mission bay somewhere. you have to be below the mission creek waterway. this puts u

time after time three we're going underground on the day nearly six million members of the u.k. trade union congress celebrate one hundred fifty years of standing up for working people against power coming up on the show it's all to the editor for the most visited english language website in the world the daily mail's andrew pierce on why he thinks the russian ambassador of u.k. is playing the stage the murder of john the stockade to his advantage and what's behind the timing of a cia leak to the young yang whoa denuclearize is negotiations continue in the shadow of the u.k. defense committee report suggesting north korea could hit london by september next year plus how does pseudo science support the spread of fake news and you're a scientist and you know if you hadn't heard about the certainty that cuba is responsible the sonic warfare all of them all coming up at today's going underground but first while italy and britain there seem to threaten the existence of the most powerful economic block on earth the e.u. another threat is arguably in evidence today in the southern hemi

we either trench our streets to get them there or we move the trains underground. so the two other alignments take the trains underground in this portion of the city. so the orange line, or the pennsylvania avenuesub titled the dtx plus an extended tunnel puts the trains underground somewhere around 22 street, underground, under 16th, within the right-of-w of the streets. it connects up to the downtown rail extension and gets the trains into the salesforce transit center. the third alignment, what we call the blue alignment, it's the mission bay alignment. it moves from the existing alignment to the east and up third street underground. and across the mission creek and into the salesforce transit center. i want to point out, we -- i have about five years of rail -- you know, rail engineering experience in my background, and when i saw this, i thought this is the way to go. it's a straighter, it's a -- it's -- it gets transit to an area that we currently don't have great transit to, but once we started to do the analysis, it isn't -- there's a lot of unknowns associ

to him going underground. to the summit can donald trump and kim jong un start a meaningful peace process as well as once again democratic process means for the e.u. and much much more on this edition of crossfire. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime tamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember in one one business show you can afford to miss the one. normally the bomb. infinitely. from. the from from. welcome back the u.k. defense select committee recently said that north korean missiles could land on london by september next year american war games an aria su

brian: do you two consider yourselves members of the underground? or dou at one point? underground?oe: i consider myself a historian. i was a musician. i guess i was an underground musician, although i hesitate to use that term. skizz: i go back and forth on that term. i guess i am an underground artist because most of what i do is not exactly mainstream or funded or easily available, most of it. but i don't think in terms -- i just sort of do what i like to do and hope it finds a some acceptance. brian: where do you work now? skizz: i work for a company that publishes financial papers. i'm a video producer and i work a block away from joe. joe: i work at the historical society where i curate film. brian: when we saw the lady who was the clerk at the selective service quarters, is she still alive? joe: she is no longer with us. but we had that wonderful archival footage of her explaining her side of the story. i have been in touch with her daughter recently, who wrote an op-ed to "the baltimore sun" about the anniversary of the catonsville 9. it was a touching letter. she disagreed

mary had gone underground. four of them decided to go underground after the trial and sentencing. mary stayed underground for nine years and eventually turned herself in. at that point, i'm not sure if she had to serve prison time. 3 some of them served up to 1/2 years. >> where is this? >> it is like a western suburb of baltimore. right on the outstirts, baltimore county. host: what's out there and why did they pick that area? >> the draft board that's there wasn't exactly heavily guarded. it was easy to access. it was kind of a small quiet town. the previous action of the baltimore four was like in the heart of the city and in a big government building. this was in a knights of columbus hall. host: this documentary 2013 was five years ago. can people see it? >> they can. it's available on several streaming sites, a.m.a done and pan dora and purchase it on the internet and go to our website to find out where you can see it and purchase it. host: look at the first clip. what does it mean? >> like a hit and run except you don't run. you made your hit and stay and wait. host: whose

been on the underground water. due to excessive pumping of water the city is sinking this phenomenon is called ground subsidence examples can be seen on many streets. every day. here use actually. on the park. and in this area. to area. but now. the previous. ok everywhere in bangkok the ground moves subsides. every bit. a. barrier it's not even if it's like a way of because the barrier is a little kid. over here in between a barrier if not on the foundation is in the foyer. side. of the highway is out of sight every year for years their department highway had just come here and feeling more at fault the concrete. the entire city is affected by this phenomenon of subsidence. some areas were particularly affected during the terrible floods that hit thailand in two thousand and eleven the monsoon poured close to sixteen billion cubic meters of water onto the streets of bangkok. to protect the dikes burst entire streets remained underwater for several months. people's houses will be damaged people's cars will be washe

come on going underground to try to speed this but i presume those are they coming money very quickly l b l b c here we'll try and get you ok well that's yeah but i'm sure those who are taking his money would say where british we won't remain and we're just being helped out by someone who is not a british subject why can't they raise money here that would be the better thing to do they already had nine nine million pounds of taxpayers' money to fight their cause in the referendum and i just repeat we've had a referendum it's done it's up to the parliament to decide whether they like the deal she brings back from brussels we don't want to have another referendum there's no need to have another referendum because that was that was never on the books what they're doing you see the remain people is doing what the e.u. always does ireland had a referendum in the in the ninety's and they didn't like the results they had to hold another one i think the same thing happened in holland and that's the typical e.u. trick if we don't get the result we want the first time we do it a second time we

one who of them, except went underground.our of them decided to go underground after thailand after sentencing rather th report for their prison -- after trial and after sentencing rather than report for their prison sentences. i'm not sure if she had to serve prison time. med up to three and a half years in prison. catonsville,is maryland? ofzz: it's a suburb baltimore. brian: why did thepick that area? skizz: the draft board there was easily accessed. it was a small, quiet town. the previous action of the baltimore 4 was in the heart of the cityt a big government building. this was at a knhts of columbus hall that no one was paying attention to. bria this cumentary was five years where can people see it? there -- it is on several streaming sites, amazon, purchase it on the internet, go to our website, www. hiddenstay.com. hitandstay.com. brian: whose idea was it to make it that title? joe: i think it was my idea. i'm not sure it is an original idea. i heard people use the term and it seemed like a catchy title. mcgrath is a

joe: all of them, except one who went underground.our of them decided to go trial andd after the after sentencing rather than report for their prison sentences. mary stayed underground for nine and eventually turned herself in. i'm not sure if she actually had to serve prison time, but some of them served up to three and a half years in prison. brian: where is catonsville, maryland? skizz: it's a suburb of baltimore. just outside baltimore city? brian: what's out there? the draft board there was easily accessed. it was a small, quiet town. the previous action of the baltimore 4 was in the heart of the city at a big government building. this was at a knights of columbus hall that no one was paying attention to. n: this documentary was five years ago. where can people see it? guest: it is available on amazon,streaming sites, you can go to our website. brian: what does that name mean? --an: you've made hit andake your tuesday. brian: whose idea was it to make that title? joe: i think it was my idea. i'm not sure it is an original idea. i

some action or times are we going underground is after this week's top level russian korean meetings in pyongyang pentagon boss mad dog mattis today goes to singapore ahead of president trump's on or off nuclear talks coming up in the show assistance a vision the filmmaker whistleblower actor and activist rose mcgowan exposes the hollywood propaganda model and tells us why not to trust a man in a three thousand dollars suit we speak to her about her manifesto brave demystifying a multi-billion dollar system that seeps into the consciousness of billions all around the world told us and more coming up in today's going underground but first those fighting nato nation neoliberalism were to be on the streets of rome today to protest what they see as the death of democracy in europe the electorally successful five star movement that alone its far right allies just didn't want to defect so e.u. appointed i.m.f. man to be prime minister of italy we need to know that i'm going to play about it don't you know that you see. if you want to change it if you don't believe that you have to give up

underground, they copied smuggled music not onto vinyl but onto used hospital x—rays.ne of those and started to copy, copy the technology and build their own recording machines. somebody somewhere along the line had found out you could use x—ray film as a base to make records and they started to cut their own records, for themselves at first and for their friends and then increasingly for sale and it became an industry. well, that's the very first record that i found in saint petersburg five years ago. it's rock around the clock, bill haley, so late 50s, possibly early 60s it would have been made. and this is what started it all for us. it's obviously quite an intimate picture of a soviet citizen. the bootleggers faced years in prison for doing this. when the kgb caught one and put him injail, it wasn't just the bones they objected to. the press wrote that by spreading un—soviet music, they had robbed the people of their souls. around a million discs changed hands in the 50s and 60s but only a minority featured american rock and roll. russians wanted the forbidden soun

or two things to say about the underground drain.follows our city streets and as a potential danger to earthquake and a terrible inequity because the neighbourhood's most struck by this situation are the less damaged -- less advantaged neighbourhoods. i refer you to the website of the coalition to underground utilities. >> supervisor cohen: can you say that website one more time? >> sfc you you.org. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. i am also working on the underground and of utilities project. our goal is to rid the city of overhead utility wires and unsightly telephone poles. we are asking for an ad on $500,000 a year for three years for a master plan to specify the most efficient and cost-effective way to achieve this goal. i want to address the three main concerns for safety. they say that downed telephone poles may have caused some of the devastating california fires. second, the aesthetics. the beauty and appeal of san francisco are a source of pride, it also a source of revenue to many local businesses, and tourist rev

don't let all the support coming up in part two of going underground. is a. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not the highest ranks of the catholic church helped conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system did that. include. if found. you know our friend dimitri orloff wrote a famous essay collapse gap a few years ago so that the soviet union and america would both collapse for the similar reasons just that the u.s. would take longer a position i said soviet union was like falling out of a one story went out and america's like story falling out of a twenty story window. but seeing this now play out real time america's falling out of the twenty story window it is a collapse gap to sell here in america collapse roughly the same time for roughly the same reasons and now ame

>>speaker: yes. >> for those districts that don't have wires underground could that be an option? >>speaker: it could but you have the sewer, the gas and the water that are also in the ground that pretty much run the same path as the electrical line. >>speaker: they are all at the same depth? >>speaker: in a sidewalk supposed to be installed the 18 inches below the top of the sidewalk and in the roadway 21 inches minimumover. >> would they contract this work out or complete work orders to get this done? >>speaker: depenn the rfp. my understanding is that the rfp winner would be responsible f the actually construction. it wouldn't be performed by public works or i don't think we have a contractor to do it. i think that would be part and linda is nodding her head in agreement. >> have you read the rfp draft language? >>speaker: i have not. >> wondering because it's this mythical language that's out there. >> supervisor fewer: , so you are saying with the rfp process we would contract out this work with a private company? >>speaker: oh hmm, okay thank. >>speaker: don't yate it when p

action or times you were going underground two years to the day the people of britain voted to leave the european union coming up on the show we asked former secretary of state for all that island the u.k. minister for europe lord hain with the tourism is handling of bricks it means the end of the government and his attention turns from cage children. jackets what is the world to being distracted from during president drums storms we speak to award winning rolling stones. don't listen more coming up in today's going underground but first england place panama to morrow at nizhni novgorod as part of russia twenty eighteen panama's recent history has been dominated by us back to take hers and their washington fun to death squads there with washington's narco traffic a man well noriega got to independent at least he was overthrown explains the. the problem was that the thug was getting a little too independent you know thugs are fine i mean doesn't matter where there's a minor one what are your major one like so then hussein a matter hitler who also has a word written on there fine you k

i was the first administrator to go underground in a coal mine after being sworn in. i went 1100 feet down. if you ever do anything like that it's a tremendous experience. we'll never forget standing underground with about 30 coal miners and telling them the president had a message to them. it was that the war" was over. you should have seen the emotion in their faces. the joy of knowing they could go to work in pennsylvania, ohio another parts of the country apply power in generation to this country in an effective way. it indicated that the president stood this past friday in june 1 a year ago and declared that they were going to exit the paris accord because it didn't put america first. president has been against that. now the economy is growing and the economy -- we should celebrate it. [applause] one little fact. from 2000 until 2014, this country reduce our carbon footprint by was 20% with innovation and technology. we had nothing to be apologetic about. this country is leading the way. we've always thought it that way. the president said were gonna make sure jo

seventy five percent of the german population believe this radioactive waste is already stored underground but it will be a long time before that happens. site manager marcus werder and his colleagues here are the custodians of an elaborate provisional solution. not this one but then the central warehouse is almost two hundred meters long and twenty meters high. physicist jacqueline bartoli checks the measurements every day. they're lower than the typical dose rates on an average day in the center of munich eighty eight nine zero zero it's power. thirty that's very low the casks are in the storage area over there and the other side is industrial waste you can feel safe here. that causes a fair few if. these casks are considered the most stable waste receptacles in human history unless we don't know whether those seals will hold for more than forty years but they're associated with other dangers that don't originate in the warehouse. our house is considered a potential terrorist target important aspects of the safeguarding and protection concepts are kept confidential the only thing we do k

with the host of parties going underground i should say to. you. if you have a phone you know. what was the last digit you went on the internet no i am not used to meet these village is it safe to say. are you sure there is new jersey there and they are all going to be sure the baby doesn't go through his food as the. president bill clinton who we thought. is dead as part of that was a good piece. of work i was. previously yes and no they are being false where he and his family member of the society. have. a. narrow. tight. fit in the. getting to. be does she don't tell you that in seconds or. film the saying i'm going to assume that equal distance isn't what he feels this tells me. this i don't. know him to. deal with that devotional putting in this is. does that answer to overall. i don't think that we should get above all cells are young bred to be british but we are not a superpower and we should not pretend that we are as people we haven't got an empire any more we have one so i think there's a limit to what britain can achieve on its own what we what we can achieve is is

california is not going to get the underground economy ended in this industry until we recognize that it needs to be regulated like any other business in california. thank you. >> my name is tony delor yo. we represent 12,000 men and women in san francisco and over 100,000 men and women in -- thank you to supervisor fewer for laking taking a leadership. a cannabis commission would further ensure that the cannabis industry creates meaningful jobs with benefits so workers can afford to live in the san francisco bay area and lift themselves up. the teamsters urge you to approve this amendment to create a cannabis commission. thank you. >> my name ise today marcus andm a cannabis user living in fran. i would like to rewind a bit and bring to your attention that the public showed it's support of cannabis as a fantastic medicine with minimal use for harm. let's stop creating impediments to research and urgently needed medical research with cannabis. [reading] as supervisors of the city you carry great responsibility, please show some compassion. i ask you to consider the question in a basic

i was the fir administrator in history to go underground at a coal mine about a monthr being sworn in. i went in, and i'm a little clauft troe foebic. i'll never forget standing underground with about 30 coal nersnd telling them the president had a message for them. the president's message for them was the war on coal is over. and you should have seen -- you should have seen the emotion in their faces, the joy of knowing that they could go to work in pennsylvania and ohio and all part of the country and do what they'de for generations, provide powerndeneration to this country, and provide it in a cost an effective way. the war on coal and fossil fuel and over. as ralph indicated, the president stood a year ago this last friday on june 1 and declared that america was going to exit thearis accord because it didn't put america first. that is a decision that took tremendous courage, tremendous fortitude, the president stood against that and guess what happened? the economy is growing and the environment is improving. the president's leadership was substantial there and we should celebrate

perils of dominance and balance of power and the road to war in vietnam thanks for coming on going underground what do you make of the cia leaking this information to n.b.c. owned by comcast that north korea won't disarm their nuclear weapons well first of all this this story which is really quite an exercise in dissin for mission by the corporate news media is just one small part of a much larger campaign that has been going on for weeks now and which i think is certainly one of the most important developments surrounding the whole u.s. north korean developing relationship that has occurred so far and that's because i think the corporate media are very very closely aligned with those forces within the u.s. national security bureaucracy the pentagon some of the cia people who are very very much opposed to reaching an agreement with north korea that would change the entire face of geopolitics in northeast asia because the the u.s. role in south korea and its threat to to attack north korea should there be a war is of course the mean. excuse if you will the main justification for the entire u.s.

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i'm action are times are we going underground is after this week's top level russian korean meetings in pyongyang pentagon boss mad dog mattis today goes to singapore ahead of president trump's on or off nuclear talks coming up in the show assistance a vision filmmaker whistleblower actor and activist rose mcgowan exposes the hollywood propaganda model and tells us why not to trust a man in a three thousand dollars suit we speak to her about her manifesto brave demystifying a multi-billion dollar system that seeps into the consciousness of billions all around the world all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first those fighting nato nation neoliberalism were to be on the streets of rome today to protest what they see as the death of democracy in europe electorally successful five star movement that alone its far right allies just didn't want to defect so e.u. appointed i.m.f. man to be prime minister of italy we need to know their own little bit about it don't yet know that you can see meaning if you want to change it if you can believe that if i know what you d

don't let's pull the civil coming up in part two of going underground. you know our friend dimitri orloff wrote a famous essay collapse gap a few years ago said that the soviet union and america would both collapse for the similar reasons just that the u.s. would take longer they positioned i said soviet union was like falling out of a one story window and america's like story falling out of a twenty story window and i think we're seeing this now play out real time america's falling out of a twenty story window it is a collapse gap the soviet union america collapsed roughly the same time for roughly the same reasons and now america is having its boris yeltsin moment with donald trump. join me every thursday on the elec simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. church secret indeed carefully crease accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perp

i'm action or times are we going underground as after this week's top level russian korean meetings in pyongyang pentagon boss mad dog mattis today goes to singapore ahead of president trump's on or off nuclear talks coming up in the shop assistants a vision filmmaker whistleblower actor and activist rose mcgowan exposes the hollywood propaganda model and tells us why not to trust a man in a three thousand dollars suit we speak to her about her manifesto brave demystifying a multi-billion dollar system that seeps into the consciousness of billions of all around the world told us and more coming up in today's going underground but first those fighting nato nation neoliberalism were to be on the streets of rome today to protest what they see as the death of democracy in europe the electorally successful five star movement that alone its far right allies just didn't want to defect so e.u. appointed i.m.f. man to be prime minister of italy we don't know about it don't yet know that you see ladyship. if you want to change it you can see that if i don't. want to get you to see anything you w

time after time we're going underground in the week of this year's world environment day coming up on the show we'll climate change mean the complete destruction of this country within eighty years we talked with former leader mahmoud what he has on about what the will be is emblematic of all the serious issues facing the planet ahead of elections attracting the attention of india china nato and the new and fanshen i go on vivienne westwood goes to downing street as u.k. minority government needed to resume a browse on with her plans to frack the british countryside unsustainable energy all of the more coming up in today's going underground first straight to our top story in a nation that arguably encapsulates the fragility of the world from trade wars to carbon emissions the maldives it's twelve hundred islands famous for dream holidays but today it's in the eye of a storm on monday deposed leader mohamed nasheed criticize chinese influence in the region this after britain's foreign secretary johnson voiced concerns to some it appears that nato nations want machine in and president o

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i'm optionor times are we going underground is after this week's top level russian korean meetings in pyongyang pentagon boss mad dog mattis today goes to singapore ahead of president trumps all no roff nuclear talks coming up in the persistence of vision filmmaker whistleblower actor and activist rose mcgowan exposes the hollywood propaganda model and tells us why to trust a man in a three thousand dollars suit we speak to her about her manifesto brave demystifying. the multi-billion dollar system seeps into the consciousness of billions all around the world all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first those fighting nato nation neoliberalism were to be on the streets of rome today to protest what they see as the death of democracy in europe the electorally successful five star movement that alone its far right allies just didn't want to defect even appointed i.m.f. man to be prime minister of italy we don't have. it don't yet know that you can see leaning if you want to change it if you can believe that if i know what you didn't see anything of what. i did my v

the blast happened when two men worked on an underground tank.irefighters pulled one man to safety. he's in critical condition now. they say it's too risky to go underground. crews plan to search again though later owtoday. >>>o an update about the dancing fbi agent whose gun went off inside of a denver area nightclub. video of that incident you might recall went viral earlier this month. his gun falling out at that point after he finished doing that back flip and then it fired, went off, and it hit another man in the leg. well, yesterday police arrested him. he is.gent chase bish he's with second degree assault. he coulded faceharg mor charges depending on the result of his alcohol and drug test. >>> 6:50. today is the last day we will hear from the stanley cup champion caps before they go on summer break. the team will he the fin interviews with the media this afternoon. you can watch the interviews this afternoonn news 4. then you'll have to wait until september for hockey to start back up again for the preseason. >> let's go caps! >> they're

clearly, none of these items belong underground. to imply that since we have fire boxes and street lights on street corners that entitled verizon to stick a wireless poll in front of a historic home designed by a famous architect follows no logic whatsoever. i have proposed another location which would not block views of any historic buildings just down the street. verizon, by their own admission on may 9, deciismissed it out hand while within range of their extended wireless service, it was not satisfactory to them. verizon's optimal location to maximize its coverage should not be the sole determinant as to where these units are placed. i think we all agree that the board has clearly stated the historical classification of the neighborhood, historic nature of our specific block, the public's enjoyment of the street views on the block and unique examples of victorian and edwardian ak techture warrant protection. i urge you to support the written findings. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. i'm the owner and resident at 3508 clay str

it's an opportunity to expand, go underground.t not do that if it wasn't for the electric car revolution. this is provided an opportunity for them to get the financing they need. alix: when you're looking at how much they might get over the next decade, what cobalt prices that imply? >> it implies a price level of about $40 per pound, very similar to what it is trading out today -- trading at today. it's also a marker for what big companies like apple or carmakers like bmw might have to pay in the future to secure this from material. alix: it's not just cobalt, it is nickel and lithium. with nickel, there is another deal, they are billing and underground operation, and nickel mine in canada. what is the significance? >> they are the largest producer of mecca -- of nickel in the world, it has had a rebound and spurred by the electric car battery boom. it is a great move, it will keep the local government and those employed in a mind happy for years to come. alix: thank you, rt watson. let's turn to commodity and chief, where we foc

it's an opportunity to expand, go underground.not do that if it wasn't for the electric car revolution. this is provided an opportunity for them to get the financing they need. alix: when you're looking at how much they might get over the next decade, what cobalt prices that imply? >> it implies a price level of about $40 per pound, very similar to what it is trading out today -- trading at today. it's also a marker for what big companies like apple or carmakers like bmw might have to pay in the future to secure this from material. alix: it's not just cobalt, it is nickel and lithium. with nickel, there is another deal, they are billing and underground operation, and nickel mine in canada. what is the significance? >> they are the largest producer of mecca -- of nickel in the world, it has had a rebound and spurred by the electric car battery boom. it is a great move, it will keep the local government and those employed in a mind happy for years to come. alix: thank you, rt watson. let's turn to commodity and chief, where we fo a