the united arab emirates is accused of using spider web to hide the i phones of rival leaders and not to the. size of some quasi whether coming into the middle east over the mix. if you die still a little more cloud over towards afghanistan just around that western side of the himalayas some bits and pieces of rain sleet and snow for a time bankable struggling to get to around four celsius as a result of that but to start quieting down here we've had some rather lively showers longer spells of right and some snow recently but have been pretty chilly winter that's going to easter as we go on into friday further west where we have got some more the wet weather just spilling out to turkey for a top cyprus in the mix will be some wet weather coming in here it will make its way a little further east was fizzling out in the process more snow the over the turkish mountains but a rounds that eastern side of the med generally fine and dry by friday eighteen celsius the full beirut. warmer that's culture we say full kabul around six degrees celsius which is started to pick up in baghdad and als

the united arab emirates we re theirfans. e ready to spark their tournament into life against early lead as india and those of supporters didn't have too long to wait. they poach the ball home. it all seemed a bit too easy. india had thrashed thailand 4—1 in their opening match but even in this match they were often decide playing the better foot all but the blue tigers struggled to convert. in the end it was the uae who brought. they got a second goal just minutes from time taking the hosts top of their group. in international football, there hosts top of their group. in internationalfootball, there is often no time for sentiments. dramatic scorelines bringing about drastic decisions. thailand sacked their manager after that heavy defeat against india and in their second,it defeat against india and in their second, it looked like it wouldn't pay off. bahrain dominant, only wide of the mark. the second half brought a fresh start. thailand the team in control and eventually the team in front. a perfectly timed volley. enough to

the united arab emirates says the saudi led coalition in yemen has struck ten training camps outside to keep the city of the data on wednesday renewed fighting there is threatening a cease fire deal struck in sweden last month. donald trump has lashed out at his own intelligence chiefs calling them naive and wrong of the threat posed by iran the u.s. president suggested they go back to school after officials contradicted his claims on key national security. the united nations is warning that refugees and migrants crossing the mediterranean sea losing their lives alarming rate new figures released by the un's refugee agency shows six people died on average every day last year it estimates more than two thousand two hundred migrants died or went missing one attempting the crossing the routes was particularly deadly for boats leaving from libya where one pilot hasn't died at sea for every fourteen there arrived in europe that's despite a major drop in the number of refugees reaching europe one hundred thirty nine thousand arrived in two thousand and eighteen which is the lowest number i

oh plenty more ahead there on the news out of the united arab emirates sic used to have using spyware to hack the i phones of rival leaders and activists. a campus crackdown and harsh to me but it's not the students who are being targeted. and in sport asian football's governing body is investigating crowd trouble at qatar semifinal victory in the u.a.e. details coming up later. told us they have a first the united arab emirates says the saudi led coalition in yemen has struck ten training camps outside the key port city of data on wednesday there's been more fighting there of the past few days threatening a cease fire deal struck in sweden last month the u.n. special envoy is in one day to try to preserve the truce back in the u.s. some republican and democratic politicians are trying once again to stop the trumpet ministration from supporting the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen they have resubmitted a draft resolution that was passed by the senate in december but blocked in the house of representatives one of those supporting the measure is former presidential hopeful bernie s

need then yeah and this time i have a little something different for you we're here and the united arab emirates in dubai now we think of football and the emirates usually the first thing that comes to mind is the only limited bank behind the european football in giant man city anyone but on the verge of the big east asian cup in history what we want to know is is it just another one with sure he has passed through or is there a real passion for this. sports in the land of riches let's go find out. as a part of the continent was supposed fastest growing to really be you and he has struggled to bridge the gap between football as a sport and football as a culture however even though they haven't been around long they have already seen their fair share of growth since playing their first competitive match in one hundred seventy two. hours just to be just like. most of the people out here like practicing especially maybe in schools and you can find them the neighborhoods and out of philly into football has a passion for the sport let me tell you first of all maybe we have to think about that populat

south korea had also impression in russia but not so far in the united arab emirates. d against the philippines', managed by sven—goran eriksson, but they forced a good save from the keeper. eventually a goal did come and it was the koreans who went in front. this effort was enough to take all three points, with their one tottenham star killed —— sung min to add the cutting edge. people know his talent, his quality. we know as well the influenced that he has in our way of playing. of course that we need in our style, we need players that, in the last metres create and balance the other teams. in the other group game, china had to come from behind to beat kurdistan — are real howler from the goalkeeper allowing the equaliser. and he didn't do much better for the second — equaliser. and he didn't do much betterfor the second — china finishing the game as 2—1 winners. thailand's newly—appointed head coach sirisak yodyardthai got down to the task of lifting the spirit of the players after they suffered a shock 4—1 defeat at the hands of india in their opening match at the a

rats the wrath of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates with the support of the united states is yemen so really a process has started in stockholm and think it can continue and i think the united states at this point in time need to be putting. sure on abu dhabi and riyadh to end the war in yemen a good point and well made i will go back to my third question and that was about qatar itself you know. it feels like what are we about eighteen months into this crisis here and certainly it just feels like this is the new normal here that the crisis could in tomorrow and yes they would be changes they would be easy to fly out of the region out of the country and around the region but otherwise. what changes well absolutely because originally the idea was is that saudi arabia and united arab emirates were going to basically take over qatar that failed and then as i said qatar broke out of isolation and at this point in time you could tell from every aspect of the relationship with the united states that both washington and doha have moved on they don't care at this point in time what i

people talking about in this part of the world the asian cup semifinal between gulf rivals the united arab emirates and qatar coming up to full time in abu dhabi the build up focus on the front of the emirates is one of the country's blockading cut so at the moment on the pitch are they actually lived up to the hype cutter's opener owing a lots of goalkeeper era i'm always ollie's strike coming up here a thing of beauty see there it goes his aids goal of the tournament making things rather bleak for founders of the hosts. well some of them were throwing shoes at qatar's plays after the second goal when it happened again after the third goal the hosts pressed in the second half it was cut saw a look at all they've made sure of it three no more missiles coming down on the pitch there and the u.a.e. have just how to play a sense off as well. or as so now to our correspondent dosage of our who's a fan zone in die hard lot of noise down there of course to also just give us an idea as to what the atmosphere has been like down there this afternoon and how important this game was for the people of. carolin

in the united arab emirates in dubai now when we think of. the emirates usually the first thing that comes to mind is the only limited thing behind european football in giant city anyone but on the verge of the biggest asian cup in history what we want to know is is just another path or is there a real passion for the sport in the land of riches let's go find out. as a part of the continent with the false fastest growing community the u.a.e. has struggled to bridge the gap between football as a sport and football as a culture however even though they haven't been around long they have already seen their fair share of growth since playing their first competitive match in one nine hundred seventy two you. could choose to be just like. most of the people out here like practicing especially maybe in schools and you can find it in the neighborhoods and they are really into football has a passion for this let me tell you first of all maybe we have to think about that population on the different nationalities of the people living in the country maybe

me and danielle and this time i have a little something different for you we're here in the united arab emirates in dubai now when we think of football and the emirates usually the first thing that comes to mind is the own limited bank behind european football in giant man city anyone but on the verge of the biggest. asian cup history what we want to know is is just another luxurious pastime or is there real action for the sport in the land of riches let's go find out. as a part of the continent with the post fastest growing community you if you will struggle to bridge the gap between football as a sport and football as a culture however even though they haven't been around long they have already seen their fair share of growth since playing their first competitive match in one nine hundred seventy two. could choose to be just like. most of the people out here like practicing especially maybe in schools and you can find it in the neighborhoods and dad are really into football has a passion for the sport let me tell you first of all maybe we have to think about the population on the different nat

the murder of the journalist on by a seven day middle east will also include visits to the united arab emirates egypt and castle. well pump as announced trip comes as the saudi court held its first hearing on casualties case with the death penalty being sought for five of the eleven suspects united nations human rights all face has criticized the trial saying it's not sufficient well that's it for myself and the team here in london there will be more news for you at the top of the next hour in about twenty five minutes time coming up next on al-jazeera is counting the cost for most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square too often. if something happens anywhere in the world al jazeera is in place we're able to cover news like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. and that is our strength. hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week new year but same old fears about a slowdown in china a shake global financial markets find o

next week during a trip to riyadh his seven day middle east will also include visits to the united arab emirates egypt and cattle. strip comes as the saudi court held its first hearing on casualties case but the death penalty being sought for five of the eleven suspects united nations human rights office has called the trial not sufficient. well in all the stories are watching pakistan's prime minister is meeting the turkish president during a two day visit to the country imran khan's trip coincides with the transfer of all schools in pakistan run by the u.s. based turkish businessman for two to glen to a charity backed by ankara in december the supremes court of pakistan ordered the government to declare glenn's movement a terrorist organization turkey accuses followers official a good man of attempting a coup against the government in two thousand and sixteen cinemark as soon as in ankara with the latest. pakistan's prime minister iran hones visits came after supreme court in pakistan declared that fits a lockdown organization is a terrorist outfit and their schools are banned in pakistan and

it's been revealed that the united arab emirates took advantage of spying software to hack the i phones of activists diplomats and rival foreign leaders reuters news agency investigation found the u.a.e. use the tool known as karma to monitor hundreds of people in twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen among the targets qatar's emir a senior turkish official and human rights activists hackers stole photos emails text messages location information and passwords. about a dozen asylum seekers have been sent back to mexico by the us refugees migrants have traditionally been allowed to remain in america while their claims are processed through the courts but the partial government shutdown created a backlog of cases well those were the headlines that is continues here not as era after the street statement after watching. it is a very important source of information for many people around the world. i'm still here go into areas. and bring that story to the forefront. in the stream today why are so many u.s. college students. and advocates about what is being done to address the problem and of co

who are advising the carrying out will the doing of things in this particular way now the united arab emirates says that these prisons are operated by yemenis they've got nothing to do with it and the department of defense is echoing their statement that it's all a big facade they found nothing however if you look at congressional reports they indicate that u.s. personnel have been involved interrogations. u.s. forces do not conduct detention operations in yemen rather u.s. forces conduct intelligence interrogations of detainees held in part in a custody but the department of defense is sticking to its story saying we know nothing and i guess the world just has to decide who it wants to believe caleb mopp and r.t. new york well we spoke to a member of the just foreign policy campaign organization and he believes the pentagon has consistently been insincere about u.s. activities in yemen. pentagon has been lying for years about what the u.s. is doing in yemen claim that it wasn't supporting the saudi war with direct military assistance with three fueling. claim that it was doing something to re

uphill the sentence against an activist and reports ahmed month sewer in the united arab emirates and to be a raja in bahrain will now be spending years in prison for criticizing their government's policies on social media was a prominent opposition figure during behind's protest movement during the arab spring he's been in and out of prison for this activism and his tweets on monday the supreme court upheld a five year jail term for a tweet deemed offensive to the state wars bring hatred destruction and horrors he tweeted as the saudi led coalition began bombing yemen in twenty fifteen the bahraini court agreed he disseminated what he calls false news in a time of war and defended the foreign country rights groups say the timing of the verdict is important. then. i mean the reason why they chose to have it during the holidays and that was where they are expecting the minimal finished attention or the bit. as a piece advocate state that he won he wants to remain silent. decided to bomb the children in yemen he stated that war will only bring misery i would never bring solutions fo

so all are still ahead but first the united arab emirates says the saudi led coalition in yemen has struck ten hooty training camps outside the key port city of data on wednesday as with more fighting there over the past few days threatening a cease fire deal struck in sweden last month the u.n. special envoy is in one day to try to preserve that delicate truce and back in the u.s. some politicians are trying once again to stop the trumpet ministration from supporting the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen legislators from both parties resubmitted a draft resolution that was passed by the senate in december but blocked in the house of representatives one of those supporting the measure is former presidential hopeful bernie sanders late last year i had the opportunity to meet with several very brave human rights activists from yemen urging congress to put a stop to this war and they told me very clearly when yemenis see made in usa on the bombs that are killing them it tells them that the united states of america is responsible for this war. this is not a message the united states should

diplomat has landed in the united arab emirates on the latest leg of his middle east and tall mike on players aiming to reassure arab allies of continuing u.s. support for the fight against i sell extremism despite donald trump's order to withdraw troops from syria president jordan has more from washington. one thing is clear the u.s. military may be ending its direct mission in syria but it's not going to stop the fight against eisel on thursday the secretary of state mike pompei o said that u.s. aircraft would be for paired to target and to kill eisel fighters if they try to retake any territory either in syria or in iraq meantime the pentagon is confirming that some equipment that the u.s. military had been relying on while deployed in syria is now being moved out of the country but for security reasons they are not saying how quickly this some two thousand u.s. troops in syria are going to be leaving where they will be based after they leave

witnessed or were complicit in torture in secret prisons in yemen overseen by its ally the united arab emirates the investigation by the a.p. news agency has uncovered some gruesome details. initially prisoners were having shipping containers which were smeared with excrement each container and held up to fifty men who were blindfolded shackled and sometimes forced to relieve themselves in corners after guards shifted to were freed today. we could hear the screams return police is greeted by fear almost everyone is sick the rest are near death anyone who complaints has directly to the torture chamber. courts highlighting torture and scandalous practices the associated press and human rights groups say that prisons in yemen operated by the united arab emirates a longtime u.s. ally have been run in total degradation and that u.s. military personnel may have been involved with or even witnessed the torture but the united states department of defense has fired back with its own report saying nope we found nothing. the department of defense has not developed any independent credible information indi

now the united arab emirates is used spy software to hack the i phones of rival foreign leaders diplomats and activists that's coming from a reuters investigation which found the us used a special tool to spy on hundreds of people in twenty sixteen and seventeen among them as amir and a human rights activist has been awarded the nobel peace prize for the gun as the software is called karma a sophisticated cyber tool they can hack into i phones the united arab emirates reportedly hired former u.s. intelligence operatives in two thousand and sixteen to use the tool against its rivals and political enemies a reuters investigation revealed hundreds of people were targeted so this included surveillance of dissidents journalists rivals in the region and as we found out in our story it also eventually included the americans. an i phone used by the emir of qatar shave time in vain her model funny was half also targeted was a human rights activist known as the iron woman of yemen toko carmen became a prominent figure of yemen's arab spring and was awarded the two thousand and eleven nobel peace pr

secret yemeni prisons which are overseen by its ally the united arab emirates the investigation by the a.p. news agency uncovered some gruesome details it's kind of morbid now explains ports highlighting torture and scandalous practices the associated press and human rights groups say that prisons in yemen operated by the united arab emirates a longtime u.s. ally have been run in total degradation and that u.s. military personnel may have been involved with or even witnessed the torture but the united states department of defense has fired back with its own report saying nope we found nothing. the department of defense has not developed any independent credible information indicating that u.s. allies opon ms have abused detainees in yemen now the key word is independent they basically just ignored reports that painted horrific pictures of the facilities. at one main detention complex at riana airports in the southern city of mccullough form inmates described being crammed into shipping containers smeared with feces and blindfolded for weeks on end they said they were beaten trust up on

and in sports qatar is going to the asian cup final after crushing the united arab emirates for nearly in what was dubbed the blockade darby. a lot of the british parliament has given the go ahead for theresa may to return to brussels and try to secure a better brakes a deal but one of the u.k. prime ministers most important ago she eighteen tools was ripped from her hands as m.p.'s also voted to block a no deal brags that the dean barbara explains what it means for the u.k. and how the e.u. has reacted. oh. outside the u.k. parliament the debate was fierce that is jesus bricks it is still as divisive as ever and as the prime minister opened the debate on plan b. she referenced the enormous defeat the commons gave her withdrawal agreement two weeks ago the vote was decisive and i listened so the world knows what this house does not want today we need to send an emphatic message about what we do want to hear the opposition labor party back to an amendment ensuring parliament would get time to vote on ways to prevent a no deal breaks it that plan was defeated but another simply rejecting

soccer's two thousand and nineteen cop gets underway today in the united arab emirates the hosts will kick things off against bahrain in . regional powerhouses like japan and south korea and australia are the favorites but the host nation is optimistic heading into the first match of the turn in the u.a.e. have never won the cup but they have come close in one thousand nine hundred six they were runners up and they were back then too they're hoping to top that performance and build on their showing in the last tournament in two thousand and fifteen when they finished third. but will have the support of the fans and people in the stadium. and we hope that we can show them a good game. and will be better than what we did in the last competition we hosted in the united arab emirates in one thousand nine hundred six. for. the u.a.e. are held by a highly experienced italian coach alberto zucker oni who already has an asian cup to his name soccer only guided japan to the title in two thousand and eleven. bahrain will be hoping to start off on the right foot against the hosts they'll also ha

cup final between chatter and japan the investigation was prompted by a protest made by the united arab emirates the host nation was beaten for a nail by captain in the semifinals events come at a time of heightened political tensions between both countries the u.a.e. is one of four arab nations that have mounted a blockade on caps are since two thousand and seventeen have hearts football association told al-jazeera they wouldn't be commenting while the investigation was ongoing all this is the first time the catteries are into the final and have the chance to win that trophy they've scored sixteen goals and conceded none so far they've knocked out the likes of saudi arabia and iraq doesn't matter what happens tomorrow we are feeling very proud of it with them because they are showing. barry high level in this competition playing against the image show we're going to try to to make the people in our country to moral happy again. to try to make the story. the japanese have won the asian cup four times most recently in two thousand and eleven when they lifted the trophy and had tar having beaten t

and will be better than what we did in the last competition we hosted in the united arab emirates in one thousand nine hundred ninety six. for both feet of the. save the u.a.e. are helped by a highly experienced italian coach alberto zucker oni who already has an asian cup to his name soccer only guided japan to the title in two thousand and eleven bahrain will be hoping to start off on the right foot against the hosts they'll also have opponents thailand and india to contend with i feel that we are ready for this tournament and of course. this is bahrain's fifth straight appearance munition cup but they've only ever advanced once from the group stooge. the dakar rally is one of the world's most arduous racing events it gets underway on sunday with competitors from across the globe battling it out in the unforgiving peruvian desert conditions are tough for every competitor in the grueling ten stage event but this year one homegrown racer faces a bigger test than last. peron is about to make history the twenty four year old is set to become the first person with down syndrome to compe

the united arab emirates says the saudi led coalition in yemen has struck ten training camps outside the people city data wednesday. is threatening a cease fire deal struck in sweden last month. that his own intelligence chiefs calling them naive and wrong over the threat posed by iran u.s. president suggest they go back to school after officials contradicted its claims on the national security issue. well trump is facing criticism for contradicting his intelligence chiefs but his press secretary was full of praise for her boss in an interview huckabee sondos went on to suggest that it was divine intervention which ensured that trump got the top job in the first place i think calls all of us to. fill different roles at different times and. he wanted donald trump to become president and that's why he's there and i think he. has done a tremendous job supporting a lot of the things that people of faith really care about well even before he moved into the white house donald trump was known for using language against opponents that no president has ever uttered at least publicly and that

in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean time factories from cape town saudi arabia the united arab emirates are among the customers and egypt as we discovered where an arms factory is on the completion. egypt a country where hopes for democracy after the arab spring were put down with guns about tom's went dissidents simply disappear. where the military has seized back power and general abdel fattah el-sisi rules with an iron fist. if it's especially in the city s the man in charge of egypt is mr else who many compatriots say is even worse than mubarak egypt is also taking part in the yemen war by helping with marine patrols i don't think we should accept this so it's effectively undermining south africa's democracy at the same time as being able to get weapons into destinations that might be completely undemocratic that might be engaged in conflicts. we wanted to ask about the allegations and find out about all the other factories but nobody wanted to talk with german media insisting that it was a south african company but it belongs to a german company flies a german flag at the factory g

i'm a novel with an early favorite for goal of the tournament in the united arab emirates japan didn't hit back until ten minutes into the second half. with the first of his two goals as the four time champion struck three times in fifteen minutes but to permit a san we're not finished a goal from the penalty spot ensured japan had to battle until the end for a three two win. i think we may have overdone our brand of beautiful football the first time we couldn't put pressure on the opponent in the second half we were able to fix this and school goals i think. if we can expose beautiful and basic football together and. it was a surprising result for us we knew the japanese team were good in position but i would like to say well done to my players because they did their best but players lost their concentration in the second half so we have to reflect on that point. back as han our second in the group behind japan on goal difference after a desperate tussle with oman with the scores locked at one one elbow to show more of the off struck in the eighty six minute soon after coming on as a

and in sport we'll have more on castles in the united arab emirates details coming up. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. welcome back a team of turkish scientists is bound to. days that studying climate change in the world's future officials hope the expedition will pave the way for a pumpkin and turkish presence on the continent so i spoke to the scientists before they set off from istanbul. turkey has been conducting an emissions for impulse in international arena this time to become a major player in the scientific fields these brutal truth is scientists are having to untie arctica to establish a temporary base a station which is called to this national scientific base as part of a national all of the program this is the third expedition scientific expedition to the coldest continent on earth and these scientists are going to be studying on climate change which is a major global problem and they will be collecting data on the dynamics of this global probl

the software is called karma a sophisticated cyber tool they can hack into i phones the united arab emirates reportedly hired former us intelligence operatives in two thousand and sixteen to use the tool against its rivals and political enemies a reuters investigation revealed hundreds of people were targeted round so this included surveillance of dissidents journalists rivals in the region and as we found out in our story it also eventually included fellow americans. an i phone used by the emir of qatar shave time in vain how model tawny was hatched also targeted was a human rights activist known as the iron woman of yemen topical carmen became a prominent figure of yemen's arab spring and was awarded the two thousand and eleven nobel peace prize it's unclear what information was obtained the cyber tool cannot intercept phone calls unlike similar software karma can hack into i phones fairly quickly getting access to documents location information passwords and other sensitive material here what was really unusual is that all you needed was the person's phone number or email address and it w

also as i said been in egypt and has sided with countries including egypt saudi arabia the united arab emirates. just days after that visit we see that he's opening the border with three or so lots of things to get in this in this message but but. as i said i think the in terms of messages is the most important now for the sudanese people. so much one hundred. now the taliban says it's not seeking a monopoly on power in a future administration and afghanistan the group says it's looking for ways to co-exist with others earlier this week the u.s. envoys been agreements in principle towards a framework for peace with the taliban but that framework was drawn up without input from the afghan government which the taliban regards as illegitimate the report on u.s. operations in afghanistan shows the government's influence has declined kabul controls around sixty three percent of the country that's down almost two percent from the previous quarter whereas the taliban has slightly increased its influence trolling nearly eleven percent the report also reveals the u.s. dropped five times more munitions l

in january they'll be looking to defend their crown in the united arab emirates. and i do believe that we have the quality players to do that you know that show every week around the world wherever they apply those qualities to school goals and create goals. for the socceroos going to the asian cup this is one of the favorites they rely on organization defense and a strong work ethic but they also possess the attacking talents required to one lock to fences this team has shown it can win the title before another victory has the potential to win over the country prior to two thousand and fifteen strategy in soccer was always seen as a bit of a backwater that we never won anything we never had any great success really at all we produced some good players but as a as a nation we actually had never won anything significant but in two thousand and fifteen we won the asian cup and so you know i think for a lot of people that credit sense of expectation around the socceroos should be a nation that expects to win the ocean asia cup and with that expectation from achieveme

the software is called karma a sophisticated cyber tool they can hack into i phones the united arab emirates reportedly hired former us intelligence operatives in two thousand and sixteen to use the tool against its rivals and political enemies a reuters investigation revealed hundreds of people were targeted so this included surveillance of dissidents journalists rivals in the region and as we found out in our story it also eventually included the americans. an i phone used by the emir of qatar shake time in vain how model funny was half to also targeted was a human rights activist known as the iron woman of yemen toko carmen became a prominent figure of yemen's arab spring and was awarded the two thousand and eleven nobel peace prize it's unclear what information was obtained this cyber tool cannot intercept phone calls unlike similar software kharma can hack into i phones fairly quickly getting access to documents location information passwords and other sensitive material here what was really unusual is that all you needed was the person's phone number or email address and it would autom

needed then yeah and this time i have a little something different for you we're here and the united arab emirates in dubai now we think of football and the emirates usually the first thing that comes to mind is the only limited bank behind european football in giant man city anyone but on the verge of the biggest. couple history what we want to know is is just another luxurious path or is there a real passion for the sport in the land of riches let's go find out. as a part of the continent was supposed fastest growing community be you if you will struggle to bridge the gap between football as a sport and football as a culture however even though they haven't been around long they have already seen their fair share of growth since playing their first competitive match in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. just to be just like i hope that most of the people out here like practicing especially maybe in schools and you can find it in the neighborhoods and dad really into football has a passion for the sport let me tell you first of all maybe we have to think about the population on the different n