. >> the midfielder was awarded for all's biggest individual prize at a ceremony in zÜrich. >> for thelatest we are joined in the studio with more from our sports responded, jefferson chase. jefferson, is this a war deserved?

the president is in zÜrich to reassure football officials five remaining stadiums will be finished ontime. also coming up this hour, minister -- the brains behind getting chemical weapons out of syria. we will get his reaction to the syrian peace conference on now in switzerland. for years, a quirk in the french system has led politicians hold threetwo or even positions at a time. that policy is about to change. first up, president hassan rouhani is wasting no time trying to draw up new oil business for iran. aan has begun implementing nuclear deal with world powers, a step toward a broad settlement that could lead to the end of sanctions. he wants western companies to revive giant aging oilfields and develop new ones once the .anctions are lifted >> with the implementation of the geneva agreement and subsequent steps, relations with europe will be normalized. and thent with iran united states have entered a new phase. during the past month and for the first time, politicians from both countries have exchanged views and made decisions to resolve differences in relation to nuclear issu

we go for this inaugural edition with christiane around the logo above a night in zurich was aborted on goal. the rail bridge stopping them now that scene from a reverie and winning the activate the second time in his career this was in two thousand and eight but he was when the munchkin aka jesse twenty eight year old from there it becomes the first portuguese in history to win the award twice. the goal scoring machine has been instrumental to the rail madrid and for his country especially in school told of the two legged world cup playoff against sweden in november. go to the finals in brazil and other top and look at what happened in the european each week and i don't pay. this week we start with this the nation euro and to top the table clash between the madrid and basilan a plausible to play for the authentic calderon stadium with a winning team in short all. for some action in the game could tell just from both sides. gold is the steady my awesome own account care of them up in the chair was really pissed off as the name of the messy on the edge of the best coffee in a risky ch

this out here's a look at the top twenty the full list as a whole there you go london oslo geneva zurich new york now i want to ask you about first and foremost london has always been a pricey city we know that but why do you think london knocked off expensive cities like tokyo and moscow which always used to live high on the top of the pricey posh list well i'm sure we hear it over to here because never wanted me to but you know i think this is my personal take is that all those cities that are in there include moscow in london new york they're all international city so if you think about it in terms of just sort of so. demand dynamics you know. normal city normal big city let's say like in germany you know that has like six hundred thousand people it's a big city yeah it's a big city but do you really want to go live in no you're not there's nothing wrong with that but i mean you know when you think germany i'm going to go live in. but if you think internationally i want to live in a place i mean it sounds. good london obviously we're all those places that you talked about in switzerla

this out here's a look at the top twenty the full list as a whole there you go london oslo geneva zurich new york now i want to ask you had first and foremost london has always been a pricey city we know that but why do you think london knocked off expensive cities like tokyo and moscow which always used to live high on the top of the pricey posh list well i'm sure we'll hear it over to hear because never want to avoid but you know i think this is my personal take is that all those cities that are in there including moscow in london new york they're all international city so if you think about it in terms of just sort of supply and demand. dynamics you know. normal city normal big city let's say like in germany you know that has like six hundred thousand people it's a big city yeah it's a big city but do you really want to go live in no you're not there's nothing wrong with that but i mean you know when you think germany i'm going to go live in. what if you think internationally i want to live in a place it sounds. good london obviously were all those places that you talked about in swit

this out here's a look at the top twenty the full list as a whole there you go london oslo geneva zurich new york now i want to ask you about first and foremost london has always been a pricey city we know that but why do you think london knocked off expensive cities like tokyo and moscow which always used to live high on the top of the pricey posh list well i'm sure we hear it over to here because never wanted me. but you know i think this is my personal take is that all those cities that are in there including moscow in london new york they're all international city so if you think about it in terms of just sort of some. demand dynamics you know. normal city normal big city let's say like in germany you know that has like six hundred thousand people it's a big city yeah it's a big city but do you really want to go live in no you're not there's nothing wrong with that but i mean you know when you think germany i'm going to go live in. internationally i want to live in a place it sounds. good london obviously we're all those places that you talked about in switzerland you know if you're

. >> the midfielder was awarded for all's biggest individual prize at a ceremony in zÜrich. >> for thelatest we are joined in the studio with more from our sports responded, jefferson chase. jefferson, is this a war deserved? >> i think so. it is going to attract a bit of criticism. of the three players up for the award, he is the only one who won nothing last season, but then said that it is always a debate. what are the awards for, he said . best overall player? best on the team? he says that it is, in this case, for the best player. one statistic, 69 goals in 60 matches what he did. very hard to argue against him. what also worked in his favor is they put the decision back in time so that the person voting could take into account the world cup qualifications, as he was the big star in their last- minute altercation. you have to congratulate the man. >> he ends up coming up short. >> most of us we would have a lot of these -- the historic triple. of the three players, he is the most the team player. he has really lost some in a team context. i think one thing that hurt him is he is n

a chain but the night and monday to zurich and closer to pick a simple need to appeal to the occasion to subpoena love it. on the twenty second of january two thousand and fourteen united. the prosecution and one of the two motions for reconsideration of his sophistication petition. oh i come to the beach. it all pour in. we were stopped by with country of your own too well me. several minutes before the start and more think of. the room or motioned to prevent the loan buying. i do. we try to add several new calling to mind but some of the most important topics. are you which cannot and does not want to testify because of his poor health. often the advice of our shelves council. see here by invoked his right not to. you today it's hard to prove the result not only for his help but today right before it took him in his own case we are being told by medical experts among other things the purse from detection of memory. this is a category of memory to go to. meaning that someone can not become differentiate between the two picture. because they are confident they can be the truth. even p

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. >> there's a new mayor for the first time in a zÜrich. -- in new york city.bill de blasio is the first democrat to occupy city hall at nearly two decades. he takes over from billionaire is this man, michael bloomberg. >> about 900 campers have fled a large bushfire that has rooted out a popular vacation spot in australia. the lays is burning out of control about 50 kilometers from australia's third-largest city, brisbane. the nsa scandal was big news in 2013 and at the beginning of the new year, the story is not going away. >> it has taken a new and disconcerting twist as well trade tech giant apple has denied it helped u.s. spy agencies hack into iphones. >> earlier this week, a german news magazine reported the nsa developed a bug to allow american agents to access and control iphones around the world. these spyware allows the agency to divert text messages, intercept voicemail, and operate the phone's microphone and camera to intercept activity. >> apple says it did not help the nsa access products and is not aware of any backdoors allowing access. >> 2014

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with murders though i said a long time ago that i had absolutely no involvement in the killing of zurich of age or other debts of the will to when i was involved in classic secret service work. buffett came over and that means descending croatian territory and the choice in these times and cut into two separate court on friday afternoon. it was the end of a mom trying to avoid extradition. all the way to the constitutional court. no it is critical of john and judicial authorities it is asia and europe i don't say it goes. jan and federal prosecutors issued a european arrest warrant against average and has total cost of como touch. going to miss is to produce a moment's often joining the eu nasty at times risked serious clash with the european commission tucker has now given an advocate of it. his touch is still on the ground. i need to know where if you remember this weekend's much the media ministry of the screen read the new chanel bags and it was a time of hope that he unified the country muslims church on our side of half weeks to protest against the mubarak regime. when was the milk

is the newave today zÜrich newspaper.resting because it is you look at a lot of the more mainstream international newspapers, they have a lot of focus on davos, the fact that the crisis is over. they decided to put on the front page a picture of a sausage vendor. the fact that they need help from the government, they say that this little sausage company will make a lot of money because the most and the world economic forum will give them a lift. says thisn basically tiny shop will get a real boost from davos. interesting to see that locals are also talking about davos. there is a general sense that although the topics change, we talk about the crisis, we talk about technology, we talk about eavesdropping and how you protect data, there is a lot of focus on what the world economic forum actually brings to davos. the population here is doubling for this week. >> it's getting a lot bigger, that's for sure. making the davos agenda relative to the man on the street, thank you very much. >> this is a rather interesting take by

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obviously in your face just recently i was in seward and i was at a store and this was last week i was in zurich and. i had gone there for tina turner's waiting and i've gone out to go shopping and i'm in a store. name brand store and i say to the woman i'm by myself absolutely nobody else with me and i say to the woman i would like to see that bag on the shelf and she says no that when it's too expensive i'll show you this when she did and she proceeded to tell me about the bag and how the bag was created for jennifer aniston it was the did this and that the jews should want this one and i said no but i really want to see the black when they're black women which i think it was you know a lizard or blue or alligator or something and i'm sure it was expensive and she said nonono. how does it make you feel good to see that well i wanted to laugh and i wanted to i wanted to create a pretty woman moment and go and come back and buy everything and say big mistake we'll take a look at some of the year's funniest moments on larry king now i've interviewed some of the great in person is over the years a

broke down in tears after being named player of the year for the second time at a gala ceremony in zurich. this gentleman to be. brazil's world cup legend pele collected the owner a award before handing rinaldo along door the twenty eight year old edged out barcelona's knee and all messi and dynamics front for every after scoring a remarkable sixty nine goals in sixteen matches last year that tallying today's sensational hat trick against sweden to help portugal qualify for this summer's world cup finals in brazil where i know there could be eyeing even more glory. in all this isn't it was amazing it was very very. common in men of all sixty nine goals a. national team to go to the wall. this is giving me the diversion to walk more about the for the future. well sweden might have gone out to portugal in the world cup playoffs but that captain abraham a bitch still claimed the post award for the most beautiful go after the perry science of mass strike out bluff to time a sensational overhead kick from thirty me says and sweden's forty friendly win against england and the thirty two year ol

. >> the vault lays in the groundwater of zurich. 18 feet below lake level. 3500 safes. we have it in 10 different sizes. the biggest looks like a closet. the smallest is 200. the largest are 1000 swiss francs. what you need is to have a bank account with us. if you have a bank account with us, you are capable to open a safe. if you want to come to your safe, either you have the key with you or deposited over here but you do not have to make an appointment. people like to keep documents or jewelry inside. they can stay over here for several minutes. the longest was three days in a row. whatever their business is inside, they can stay however long they want. >> one thing that even a swiss bank cannot keep safe, do the job of a pro football head coach. it is more than just a title, just ask archie manning. unless you have not heard, it is new year's eve. bottoms up on the champagne. we will tell you how it is made later on on "lunch money." the champagne and sake already flowing in asia. here is a taste. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." i am matt miller. in sports,

. >>> el portuguÉs cristiano ronaldo, ganÓ el balon de oro del 2013 de la fifa, en la gala de zÚrich,el infierno diablos y monarc monarcas, leao comete falta, el Árbitro dice penal, velasquez no perdona desde los once pasos, el partido terminÓ empate a dos. en el cuauhtÉmoc, los rayados y puebla. de jesÚs para ventaja de monterrey, quÉ bonito seÑorito, gran remate de alustiza, con el empate final para puebla, uno a uno, y para terminar el principal testigo de grandes ligas contra alex rodrÍguez, bosh, dijo que se encargÓ de preparar y conducir un rÉgimen de sustancias con el que se empezÓ a dopar en el 2010, alex le pagaba 12 mil dÓlares mensuales para un cÓctel de sustancias prohibidas. el drama no termina ahÍ. alex rodrÍguez demandÓ a grandes ligas, y al sindicato de jugadores en una corte federal en nueva york. asÍ que estaremos pendientes de lo que ocurra, continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto". >>> no te lo pierdas en una entrevista con bÁrbara increÍble. >>> (risas) >>> gracias alejandra, que habla como nunca antes de problemas de salud que afrontÓ el impacto que tuvo en [ locu

. >>> sÍ, buenas tardes, estamos con mucho gus, en el martes, todavÍa con seco de lo ocurrido en zÚrichero 44. >>> en el acto, por un copa conmemorativa. cristiano ronaldo recibiÓ el segundo balÓn de oro en su carrera, superando a messi y ribÉry, el argentino fue objeto de burlas en redes sociales por el horroroso espantoso traje que utilizÓ en la ceremonia, no es la primera vez que messi es criticado por su forma de vestir. >>> almerÍa recibiÓ al racing de santander. mariano saez con el remate de cabeza, ponÍa en ventaja a la visita, lo ganaba duran. completÓ el triunfo, con este resultado, avanzÓ a cuartos de final, global de tres a uno. >>> el holandÉs seedorf, serÁ el nuevo tÉcnico de milÁn. seedorf viene en sustituciÓn de allegri quien buera despedido el lunes luego de la derrota ante el sasuolo, una jueza federal rechazÓ el acuerdo por 75 millones de dÓlares por la demanda a la nfl por conmociones cerebrales presentadas por ex jugadores, la jueza seÑalÓ que teme que no fuese suficiente dinero para cubrir a jugadores retirados, se pide mÁs analisis financieros. presentaron un plan

. >> another award ceremony but right now in zurich, leonel messe still waiting on the award. i think reynaldo is going to win it. >> that's because you want him to win it. thanks very much, we'll be back for a full bulletin of news coming up in a few minutes. virginia in the wake of a toxic chemical spill. hundreds of thousands can't drink or bathe. >> the united states is reportedly considering sanctions on south sudan if the violence is not contained soon. thousands are packing into the camps if the risk of disease escalates. delegates are the ethiopia trying to hammer out a deal to apiece both sides. >> in central african republic, the president steps down. safety. >> an indian diplomat is back in her home country after the u.s. ordered her to leave on visa fraud charms. an american counterpart has been september packing. india's foreign minister says it is not a standoff. >> these are >> for on the field news, we turn to the nfl. next week's conference championship matchups are set, new england will travel to denver, that means tom brady and the patriots will meet peyton

on wednesday he beat out massy to claim the fifa in zurich on monday. >> translator: he is a good example young ones who are starting. he leaves a good image on the pitch because he is serious. he plays fairly, and doesn't complain. he is a good image for football. and football needs these kind of players. >> fifa have announced that kosovo will be allowed to form a national team. but kosovo will not be allowed to play in competitive matches. the ruling is seen as the first steps towards full membership to fee fa and uefa. >>> there are reports that alex rodriguez will join his team as he continues to fight his ban for the season. he is suing major league baseball and his player's union claiming they didn't protect his rights. he has been effectively banned for the 2014 season. the player's attorneys claim he exhibited blatant partiality towards the mlb. >>> some care devil skiers have put some abandoned buildings to use. they have designed their own routes through the derelict complexes. plenty of extra snow, however, still needed to be trucked in. that's all of your sport for now. >> th

. >> joining us now here in washington, david zurich. and in new york, amy hough. david, is it a good thing that glenn beck has now admitted that he helped divide the country? sfwh you know, at first when i saw it, i was seduced by beck again. this is theismish boy scott glenn beck. and he's really an engaging person when he does that. i had to go back to the clip toes remind myself of the darker glenn beck. and him admitting he made mistakes, i could have been nicer, i wish i could been nicer, i wish i had appreciated the people are more fragile. please, honestly, i don't think it's a good thing. honestly. and i don't want him back in a mainstream venue like fox. i really don't where you had 1.8 million people every night listening to his craziness. >> he has his own venue. amy, why is glenn saying this now? is he trying to soften his edge a bit to help the blaze? >> you know, in fact, he's been having this conversation for quite some time. for his listeners, readers, this isn't anything new. i've been hearing glenn talk about these themes of reconciliation. but i

renaldo was the winner in zurich on monday. ahead of burglars luna. while preparing for the last 16 match, they are asked that the portuguese winger net more goals. i feel more responsibility, you can demand more, but it isn't easy to ask him to score more than 69 in the season. i have the courage to ask him to score more. >> coast have will be allowed to form a national team, and pay for matches. the world governing body 200 member games against former or national and club teams. they will not be allowed to play in competitive matches. the ruling though is seen as the first steps towards full membership. through to the second round of the years first tennis grand slam, the australian open, and the temperatures hit four degrees celsius. nadal had a fairly easy time. >> as free pass through to the second round, for the world number one. a groin injury, forcing bernard to retire from his match against rafael nadal. the spaniard hoping to win his first australian can open since 2009. >> it is very touc tough to out when you are playing at home. i felt re

. >> joining me now, kate zurich, tara didel. who worked at the port authority and in the mcgreevey administration where david samson was attorney general. samson's role becomes more and more important. because this is a prominent very important figure in new jersey politics. this guy is a rainmaker, you want to do a development deal, you hire david samson. it's not bridgette kelly who most people have never heard of until two weeks ago. b, he's the one guy who's in all these e-mails, governor christie sat down with for two hours, the day they all said -- samson convinced him he had nothing to do with it, to me, samson is the fire all, am i wrong about that? >> i agree with you. the problem for the governor, he came out here and gave yet another assure abc that somebody else was not involved. remember, that's how this started. none of my staff was involved, they told me. he did it again with samson. yet samson's name is all over those e-mails. including one that says samson helping us to retaliate. >> here's what you have to beli

cafes, you could go in and the social problems that came from that, the same thing with the swiss in zurich drugs as well as marijuana, the problems they had, led both switzerland and holland to stop it. we have seen in america, prohibition didn't work. we've seen a cost benefit analysis. where it cost $30,000 a year to incarcerate somebody for this. >> that's what i had to deal with last night. >> beneficial. no pot smokers are incarcerated. very very -- >> it costs the taxpayers more money, dealers legalize marijuana won't stop, you know what they'll do, won't you? >> what will they do? you. >> know what dealers will do? >> they'll get legal marijuana and sell to whom? >> well, they -- >> they're going to sell it to people. it's illegal for children to use. it's still illegal. they're selling it to children anyway, it's still illegal. >> they can't buy it at the 7-eleven. but now they can. >> they're going to be busy with slurpees. >> you're losing this. >> thanks for letting me know. >> the greater good for the country is to have definitions about good and bad behavior. >> so is alcohol,

if overseas investors are wary about everything from athens to zurich and beyond, will u.s. stocks rise if the money men and women all over the globe believe american shares are their better, safer bet? to help give you ideas, we will look at stocks born in the usa. we have run a special series of screens designed to show us all about the companies that have the highest exposure here in this country, and the lowest exposure to all those problems beyond our borders. we'll do that and more on a very busy hour. meantime, to sue at the nyse. >> good to see you. we have a lot of volatility outside the u.s. in the last several days, of course. and a lot of ups and downs for the u.s. markets today. right now, the dow is down 63 points. we have been on both sides of the unchanged level today. the s&p is down 13 and the nasdaq is the biggest percentage loser, down another 1.5% on the trading session. we watched the transports very closely, we are paying a lot of attention to them right now. they are down 100 points plus and if you are a theory subscriber, that does not bode well for

i will be in zÜrich. let's do a data check. we're looking at stocks and bonds and commodities.the yield is 2.85%. crude goes nowhere. where did the vix close on friday? nicely under 13. that is interesting. it speaks volumes about a sluggish jobs report. we will talk about that today. 6.04.inese yuan, that is a shop for anybody on the asia watch. we're blowing through to east stronger yuan.a good morning to all of you watching in canada as well. it is a twisted weekend. she sort of dressed like tina fey this morning. scarlet fu with the front page. >> we're working on that. page story, the iran nuclear deal will take effect starting next monday. they will stop producing weapons grade nuclear fuel. theeturn, remember that u.s. will temporarily suspend the economic sanctions. relief will be worth about $7 billion. >> it is a step. what size step would you give it? >> it is a first up. >> it is the initial step. this could be part of a six to 12 month timetable. >> the president is already saying that he will veto any new sanctions. >> it is a crucial step. >> we're not actually p

you just arrived from zÜrich. how many times have you been here? five or six times. >> what you have to look for ward to? profound,e is doing everyone is transformational. if you do not say word with four syllables, you are not important. everyone is going to go narrow. everybody is thinking strategically, and i would suggest that maybe a tactical , when are wedavos going to do about risk of not etc. -- >> why is narrow better than broad? would they leave the world economic forum this year with a commitment to doing something, rather than just say we agree on what the problem is? >> big thinkers, big talkers. >> technological progress. -- angelo hasd come over, and swung back to what are you going to do? that is why they are doing it like brianpeople moynihan. former bankial by a of america employee, called f or the love of money, talking about the gross overpayment on wall street, and why does that make sense anymore. i think that is going to be the theme here, not just the takeaway. push against it. i would think that the compensation battle, new

zÜrich,g over from there was a fantastic graphic of european and american banking.the bottom line is -- a number of days ago, they showed the distance between european banking and the united states. what is that distinction right now? how different and how challenged his european banking? >> i am not sure there is such a difference. a system inake terms of financing the economy. we're keeping the loans. we have a transition to make. will we have also is a more sluggish economy than the u.s.. i think that when i look at capital levels, a bank like societe general, liquidity has improved. >> thank you. did a great job, but we benefit from the collection of deposits. there is more or less the same issue as the u.s.. we need to get an acceptable profitability. that is 10%. >> i want to talk about two more topics. this goes to france and the train to london or the airplane to new york. how does france defend itself against the animal spirit that we see in new york and london? particularly with bonus pay. how do you keep your brain power in paris? >> we need to have compe

. >> what year am i going to drive down this mountain in zurich without sitting in the front seat?know if you have to sit in the back seat. you can sit in the front seat -- >> well, you get my point. >> this is a big question. >> i think we'll see a big step. >> it will be consumer-driven, and the regulators will follow. >> we will talk to the stakeholders. >> whatever stakeholder we need, and today we have a very good discussion with a lot of analysts, and they also see it coming, and when we see how it lets the consumer industry is investing in that chapter, it's like google or others. we see there is a progress. >> last time we spoke, you were in brazil. which of the jurisdictions do you think is most likely to accept autonomous driving first? >> i think we will see the biggest progress in europe. >> i thought you were going to say texas. even seeing that, for example, in indian customers, they're very looking for their technologies. we see it first becoming in the premium segment. this is europe and the u.s. >> and then markets develop. everyone needs a strategy for china. what

." >>> abb stocks are down sharply today, 4% in zurich after warning its fourth quarter results will be hit by a $260 million charge, meaning it will miss profit targets. the swiss firm is blaming storm-related delays on offshore wind farm projects. the stock cut off sharply this morning because of that, currently around 4%. we'll get from ulrich spiesshofer the ceo, with rules. we'll be pressuring reaction in dramatic form in the unemployment rate in the uk which came out about 12 minutes or so ago. the uk unemployment rate down to 7.1%, much stronger than anybody forecast, it stood at 7.4% in the three months to november, so last set of results three months to december. the bank of england had been suggesting that this may not be the 7% was the threshold for when they might consider changing policy but they said that wouldn't happen until maybe january next year. originally they were talking about the end of 2015, changing the dynamic, rapidly changing the dynamics and inflation is of course back down with the bachk of of england's 2% off. there's one part the bank will be more con

. >>> el portuguÉs ronaldo se gaÓo el balÓn de oro en la gala celebrada en zÚrich.norÍfico. y solo se otorgaba a futbolistas que jugaban en europa por eso pele nunca pudo tener. el sueco zlatan ibrahimovic fue nominado como el que mejor gol hizo. >>> esa la intentas 350 mil veces y no la metes. y varias cosas. >>> estabas contento. >>> todo el mundo es del real madrid. >>> lo que le afecta a ronaldo es la manera en la que actÚa. es un gran futbolista pero no le ayuda la cuestiÓn de la imagen. y ribÉry ganÓ todo. pensÉ que se lo llevaba. >>> es un premio individualista. >>> de acuerdo. >>> ya habÍa llorado mucho ronaldo. ademÁs es de tu real madrid. >>> y raÚl estÁ contento. si raÚl estÁ contento yo estoy contenta. >>> yo no. >>> en duelo de mexicanos, el espaÑol villarreal con santos y aquino enfrentÓ enfrento a la real sociedad de carlos vela. la primera anotaciÓn ocurre a los 16 del primer tiempo y su segundo gol lo anota en el minuto 32. el villarreal venciÓ 5 a 1 a la real sociedad. >>> esperemos que asÍ meta los goles a giovani. >>> creo que lo van a convocar.

. >> we have a brand new sheraton in zurich as well i got to visit yesterday.part of -- it's a new part of town in the sense it's the industrial part that's being turned into an office park and residential. >> you don't see that from the airport, right? i don't remember seeing that. >> you don't, it's about a five minutes' drive. >> you guys have been on a tear, did you open 74 new hotels in 2013? you guys are really knocking them off quite a cliff. >> think what's happening, too, we signed 152 agreements to open hotels this year so the 74 still reflects the fact that three or four years ago when we signed most of the deals that were then opened last year, the world was slower than it is today. we'll continue to see this acceleration because as we've been talking about it, there is this massive growth in infrastructure and urbanization all across the emerging markets around the world. >> i have a different question, my mike fell off, i don't know what happened. i talked to a research analyst, maybe two or three weeks ago said the hotel business will go the way