that is something elliott called for when it emerged last year. there is a full-blown sale process going on for those assets at the moment. we understand rather than sell them in one line that perhaps bhp will look to carve up these intohese assets different geographic basins. that is being worked on by the company at the moment and we expect they will have something to say to the market in relation to have a plan to develop before the end of the year, so any comment on how that is progressing will be closely watched. haidi: right. thank you so much for that. joiningackenzie will be atomberg markets later on 1:15 a.m. here in sydney, 10:15 in the evening in hong kong. allianz global investors said yields have become messy, but good. speaking about the flattening yield curve and the search to for more volatility. >> we have reached an interesting level at the 10 year and it is interesting the yield curve has flattened to where it has. been anls have really interesting move and i don't think the yield curve will steepen from here without further act

they will respond to elliott's proposals. there are press reports that other shareholders are quite keen to see a response on this it's complex there's no question. it's not a new issue it's something that's been debated for well over a decade not just with bhp. so, we do need to see some hard numbers, but at the end of the day, because the process is so complex, you can never be sure how it will turn out you have the authorities in australia, the tax authorities, regulatory authorities that will give a determination >> before i let you go, one more question about the oil price what impact does the rising oil price have on the wider metals market >> it does have quite a significant impact first on the cost side of things, we estimate that, you know, the oil price increase to the back end of last year raised the whole complex by 5% to 20% it does push up costs, particularly for bulk commodities. that's where it's most pronounced, where you are using a lot of fuel. but it also signals a change in the price dynamic. usually when

elliott asked me i was planning to represent him in the book. world-famous psychopath he offered grading. >> i don't know about that i must wish i could be a dillinger type character a rough think robert type. then he switched to his last corny singsong voice rolling his eyes up to the ceiling that reminded me of the intimate amount of chucky cheese. the guards fell in aware escorted out to the empty visitation room. the rough texture of cinderblock showing through the faces elliott pointed out the small marks where he had been permitted to stand and kiss mandy where their previous the app. the only intimacy he would be allowed with her by the next 37 years. i asked if this was permitted only after they told me it wasn't. elliott was being led to the secure door at the far side carrying on a one-sided conversation with the guards on then the concrete vault just swallowed him and he was gone. i am a civilian and i had no experience talking to military folks before he started researching the story. we have been taught to interpret the experience o

chase elliott to pit road and a new leader is kevin harvick. jamie. >> jamie: chase elliott was fifth. no adjustments, a four-tire stop. the car has been pretty decent and hasn't taken a swing for the worse here in the second half. it's been balanced. >> darrell: evident >> larry: evidently they can run it become wards and go to the end. >> jeff: one other factor, when cautions maybe come at the end of the ration, they might be thinking we might be going all the way to the end and we might be going to the caution with eight or ten to go and we talked about that earlier. last ten atlantic spring places. >> darrell: we have a few less cars in the field than we normally have. only started 36 cars. that's not a big deal but it can change your trend. >> mike: brad keselowski has taken third from joey logano. still about seven seconds behind. denny hamlin currently in second, two seconds back of kevin harvick now. >> darrell: >> right now they have added an extra five laps to their window and at this point they can go to a long lap. 280 before they h

elliott asked me how it's planning to represent him in the book. luke elliott summer, world-famous psychopath he offered grinning. i don't know about that. i almost wish i could c be at dillinger type cared there, ref bank robber type, alas he switched for the last time into his corny singsong voice in the end of a traffic mount to chucky cheese. none on either side of his sister were scattered to the industrial gracious in phrase elliott pointed out and as permitted to stand in case they knew they were married the previous month. the treaty previous transfer that he was glad to serve for the next 37 years. a reflex i reached out to shake his hand, asking if this is permitted only s after it's too late for surrounding officials to tommy a pleasant and with quick efficiency, elliott was led to the secure door on the fardl side of the totally one-sided conversation and then a concrete bowl just love him and he was gone. as civilians and i am myself a civilian. i have no experience talking to military folks before i started researching the story. we'v

officers even taking pictures of elliott's hands. some wonder if this fire could have been prevented. >> we have asked the city over and over to do something about it, and now, surprise, something finally happened. >> it's a failure of so many systems. >> reporter: and again, the owner of the building was here on the scene for most of the day answering lots of questions. again, the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. nobody was injured here in this fire. live in san francisco, woodrow. >> we sent out push alerts about both fires through the abc7 news app. you can get the app and be sure to enable push alerts to get the news as it happens. >>> a former -- prompted the closer r your of a prep school. the picture on jonathan martin's facebook a picture with the caption, when you're a bully victim and a coward, your options are suicide or revenge. administrators of harvard westlake received notice of the post and cancelled classes today. he w his post today references four people, including ritchie incognito and mike palan krs

>> yes, i am. >> this house has a history of troubles. >> reporter: joel elliott was in the middle of being forced out of his home. the city accused him of running a drug den here and won a judgment for $1.7 million in 2016. police raided this home multiple times finding methamphetamines and other illicit drugs. the city attorney calls it a lawless neighborhood nuisance. >> i say that that is a very deep misunderstanding, that i helped people who were homeless. i helped people who had drug addictions and so on. >> reporter: unable to take the 1.7 million joel filed for bankruptcy. the bankruptcy court was forcing him to leave but allowing him to go back in to collect his belongings, something he'll no longer be able to do. >> it's devastating. i lived in that house for 22 years and all my things are in there. >> reporter: firefighters say the flames spread fast and furious. they say it's lucky this didn't happen overnight. >> had this fire occurred at 3 a.m., it would have been a completely different story. >> reporter: the city is still owed that $1.7 million. the plan was to have th

director elliott, did you want to say something? >> director elliott? >> i'm sorry. >> i'm kidding. >> sorry. sorry. >> supervisor elliott, director of the office of cannabis. i want to a fluiinger for our website and on that website is a meeting page that gives every member of the public a sense of when we will be holding task force meetings. and we encourage members of the public to attend and participate in those meetings. as the recommendations of the task force are advised by members of the public as well. thank you. thank you for sharing that. any other comments or questions? >> i don't have anything else. >> all right. well thank you again. i know that this is ongoing conversation that we're all going to have and monitor pretty closely. for today's purposes, we're going to close this hearing that was again called by supervisor cohen. i think we'll try to make a motion to file this hearing. ok. all right. we'll do that without objection. thank you. mr. clerk, are there any other items before us today? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> tha

. >> reporter: joe elliott bought the house. >> that is a bunch of lies. >> reporter: the the the the the >> took away my income, forced me into for closure and then into bankruptcy. >> reporter: elliott said there was no one live anything the home. fire damage extended to the neighboring building. >> this was down and dirty good firefighting. >> reporter: officers even taking pictures of elliott's hands. >> it is odd that it caught on fire while the city was in the process of trying to seize it. >> we asked the city to do something about it, and now surprise, something happened. >> reporter: in san francisco melonny woodrow. >>> the fire at east 15thth street and miller av burned so hot, firefighters had to go into defensive mode. oakland city councilman who lives two blocks away, says the building may not have been empty. >> kpr what i heard from the neighbors, there was a big fight. a physical fight that occurred on the grounds of the building. and one group pushed the other out and they believe the other group that got pushed out came back and set the place on fire. >> second time

as my time with elliott wound down, he goes by elliott -- we talk briefly about the additional sentences he received for his final two offenses. stabbing nathan and trying to put a hit out on his prosecutor. he corrected me about my understanding that he had received ten years apiece. that was just the way it was structured. really it was two 20 year sentences, a plea deal in which the government knocked down the charges. i asked why the authorities were willing to do that. i think my prosecutor finally realized aisle bat -- shit insane but he sent me to prison anyway. that still got me hot. on the last phrase, elliott's voice dropped into a menacing register so cartoonish i couldn't help interpreting it as playful, like a seven-year-old threatening to blow up his school help sound just the way head when he illustrating the intensity of his family feeling, he had painted a vivid scene of quilling everyone in the room if his son was threatened. as we fired his unit manager to collect him i jotted a few last notes and tried to massage some life back interest my writing hand. elliott asked

. >> reporter: joe elliott bought the house. >> that is a bunch of lies. >> reporter: the city attorney. >> took away my income, forced me into for closure and then into bankruptcy. >> reporter: elliott said there was no one live anything the home. fire damage extended to the neighboring building. >> this was down and dirty good firefighting. >> reporter: officers even taking pictures of elliott's hands. >> it is odd that it caught on fire while the city was in the process of trying to seize it. >> we asked the city to do something about it, and now surprise, something happened. >> reporter: in san francisco melonny woodrow. >>> the fire at east 15thth street and miller av burned so hot, firefighters had to go into defensive mode. oakland city councilman who lives two blocks away, says the building may not have been empty. >> kpr what i heard from the neighbors, there was a big fight. a physical fight that occurred on the grounds of the building. and one group pushed the other out and they believe the other group that got pushed out came back and set the place on fire. >> second time a

julie elliott. julie elliott: thank you. i am particularly concerned with the referendum. the organized and not organized. the not organized is very much what you were talking about, where people reinforce their own beliefs and they retweet or repost and they reinforce, but if we can go to the organized first, you open and journalism a long time. what do you think has really changed in the last couple of years? does it feel worse? is it that we simply know that the interference is there and was probably always there? what do you think? let me just start with the reaction. one of the good things is that you can consume a lot. when i was growing up you have the paper on the driveway and half-hour news and that was the news. that was all your window into the world. i have access to so much. but listen, we'll have crazy relatives that over the course of dinner have weird conspiracy theories and lives and men didn't go to the moon, and whatever the theory was. you knew that information was different than what landed on the driveway. it came from a different place one official a

and elliott abbrahm served under regan and george w. bush, plus kn now what for the me, too movement? ♪ ♪ >>> "amanpour" on pbs was made possible by the generous support by rosalin p. walter. >>> this is a typical week in the trump presidency. on the one hand, the president's state of the union address was well-received by most americans. on the other hand, there say bitter part fight over the so-called nunes memo. an indictment by devin nunes repr republican chairman of the house. mocrats say it's aimed at deflecting the fbi russia investigation away from the president. not since watergate has the intelligence committee been poll l -- politicized as they launched scathing attacks on law enforcement. in all the heat around the memo, it's been hard to shed light on what the president actually said this week about where he stands on america's major challenges at home and around the world. for that, i've been speaking to elliott abbrahm, a deeply experienced politicianer that served republican presidents including ronald reagan and geo

michal neuvirth is the backup for injured flyers goalie brian elliott, elliott out until march, neuvirth left yesterday's seven-four win with a lower body injury, and that leaves the team with one healthy goalie, alex lyon. today rumors surfaced saying that the flyers are interested in trading for peter moraico of the red wings. >>> big night for joe gentlemen and everyone decided to trust the process. embiid making his debut in the all-star game. he had 19 points in 20 minutes big fellow hit hit the three. also plays tenacious d. reject russell westbrook. team lebron beating team steph on. it was one of the best all-star games we have seen in years, most competitive, 148- 145 the final score, as for sixers and joe joe, their next game is thursday night in chicago. >> joe gentlemen might have been only one playing defense last night. >> it was good to see. >> when we come back presidents day full of play for philadelphia children. >> where they were being treated for free fun in the if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you shoul

flyers will be without brian elliott tonight against best in the west, elliott left with what the flyers are calling a lower body injury, last night in a shoot-out, michal neuvirth will replace him, will get start in net against the gulen knights. >>> joel embiid has been talk about more than anything, he has ever done, on the court, so far, in that young career. as far as that knee buckling last night joe joe says stop it. stop talking about it. fine. embiid down play the pain. check this out nursing sore right ankle he goes flying in the stands last night. then the ankle gives out as he tries to get up. wow. embiid falls again during this ugly flip in the fourth. wow briefly leave and jj reddick is not worried at all, why? listen to this. >> he calls out em bead. >> joeys very dramatic. joe very dramati i have played with a lot of good actors in my career, he is definitely in the top three he can have a future in hollywood if he wanted to. >> you don't think anything was wrong. >> no. >> were you nervous when it happened. >> i mean some people bought it i didn't buy it. >> this is the

zach renaldo, former flyer, beating brian elliott, tying it at three. we will get to the shoot-out when, um-hmm, elliott goes down with the lower body injury. he had to be helped off ice, he does in the return. game on, it continues, with no land patrick the rookie, for the win, good night, good hockey, flyers win four-three, their first shoot-out win of the season. michal neuvirth will get the start later today in las vegas >>> eagles offensive coordinator frank reich could be next coach to take off, he interviewed for colts head coach job. eagles continue to parade around town, to the fans, running back lagarrette blunt signing autographs at dynasty sports in oxford valley yesterday, blount a free agent , could be signing elsewhere. >>> fellow running back corry clement in havertown at karl's cards an incredible week for the kid from glassboro, new jersey. he will never forget the ride up broad street and to the art museum. >> the parade really stood out to me just seeing how well we are supported not even just in philadelphia but around the nation. i

morgan freeman and missy elliott. soft drinks snack foods and celebrity motorcycle micah's all want their brand to be associated with the big game but in the desert talking about. thirty second spots are going for five million dollars this year but that's only the beginning for advertisers they spend many millions more on production on celebrity endorsers and so this is a major investment for marketers but one that they continue to to think is pays off because of the massive viewership of the super bowl more than one hundred million people watch the super bowl n.b.c. the network carrying the super bowl also has the rights to the winter olympics and is selling a package to advertisers which includes both events some estimates say the network will reach a billion dollar bonanza if you can. after a football season in which politics seeped onto the field super bowl advertisers will likely steer clear of anything potentially divisive and it's airing. even celebrities who animal april seems to have avoided control of a sea

. >> and gene elliott nbc bay area, mention, is a >> you have to be in shape to do that. that's lot of work. >> is a lot work paddling out, especially against a strong wind. >> there you go. gusty winds right now. in february we're talking about accept what we have is high it will be cranking up the winds. unfort high storm ranger, beaming out here high definition view number rain to talk b instead, we got 71 franci close to 62. gorgeo notice how the water is moving gusty north wind at times around oaklan and emeryville. and odds are after sundown tonigh the wind speeds will you see the areas in red in the north hills. gusts to 45 miles per hour will b possible up to midnight you see the wind speeds begin to calm down and we head towards the winds back off, it's so at least that part of the februa the hi tomorrow won't it could guess close. upper 60s. increa high clouds though penins temperatures mid 60s. a similar trend in the low to mid 60s. wind speeds up to 21 miles per hour. you'll notice increasing clouds but core of this incoming so it will not have much moif as it

but it was the extent of the coverage on bbc news that exercised a number of viewers, like tim elliott. and clive wilce had this to say. for others, it was not the quantity of the coverage but its focus on british competitors which rankled. brian bollen tweeted about the bbc‘s chauvinistic coverage of the winter olympics. richard brown thought... and alan dawson agreed. well, let's discuss those issues with stephen mawhinney, the bbc‘s head of sportsjournalism. he joins us from salford. thank you for coming on newswatch. we know that some audiences don't care about sport, but was there too much on bbc news, particularly on breakfast? well, samira, perhaps you won't be surprised to hear me say that i don't think so. obviously it was up to every programme editor of each news programme to decide whether they covered the winter olympics and how much they gave to it. but i'm not surprised that many of them chose to give it extensivecevezage becausetheue there's been some really, really compelling human stories, some wider issues at stake as well in terms of some of the politics and dipl

joel elliott is at odds with the city again. are investigators were outside his cast store neighborhood home all day trying to determine if this fire was set intentionally. are you suspicious this is arson ? >> yes, i am. >> this house has a history of trouble. >> reporter: joel elliott was being forced out of his home. he is accused of running a drug den and won a judgment for $1.7 million in 2016. police raided his home multiple times finding methamphetamines and other illicit drugs. the attorney call that a lawless neighborhood nuisance. >> i say that is a deep misunderstood -- deep misunderstanding. i help people that are homeless and have drug addictions. >> reporter: he was unable to pay the 1.7 million billion and he filed for bankruptcy. he collected his belongings. this is something he can no longer do.>> it is devastating. i lived there 22 years and all of my things are in there. >> reporter: firefighters say the smoke was heavy and it happened back. if this happened in the middle of the night, more than one home could

morgan freeman and missy elliott. soft drinks snack foods and celebrity motorcycle micah's all want their brand to be associated with the big game but just are talking. thirty second spots are going for five million dollars this year but that's only the beginning for advertisers they spend many millions more on production on celebrity endorsers and so this is a major investment for marketers but one that they continue to to think is pays off because of the massive viewership of the super bowl more than one hundred million people watch the super bowl n.b.c. the network carrying the super bowl also has the rights to the winter olympics and is selling a package to advertisers which includes both events some estimates say the network will reach a billion dollar bonanza if you can. after a football season in which politics seeped into the field super bowl advertisers will likely steer clear of anything potentially divisive. even celebrities who animal. seems to have avoided control of a seat to. super bowl favorites new en

larry elliott is saying the central banks have paid too much of a roll over the last ten years and now it is time for markets to start playing —— paying their role and go back to what the status quo was before, and he says that is not good news because we have not learnt the lessons. also what happened last week, everyone made the assumption that the market slipped because of thejobs report that the market slipped because of the jobs report that came out but actually he says some of these assumptions that wall street made we re assumptions that wall street made were questionable. yes, because real term, the cost of wages have not kept up with inflation in the us. in fa ct, kept up with inflation in the us. in fact, it is very low in the us. whilejobs have fact, it is very low in the us. while jobs have increased, fact, it is very low in the us. whilejobs have increased, take—home pay has decreased. there is a lot of lies and statistics. why have they brought in its picture of salvador dali. the economic status quo of the last ten years has really kept the tiptop assets such as fi

not be our friend as long as their government has the values it has and as long as it conducts itself elliott does internationally. russia is the defender of assad's brutal regime in s yria, and vetoing every effort to hold him accountable. russia has increasingly close alliance with iran, and protect them against more vigorous nuclear inspections. they still illegally occupy ukrainian territory. in our own hemisphere, russia is a defender and bankroll or of the corrupt and lawless regime in venezuela. meddle in ourd election. that is not a controversial statement. russia has been meddling in western countrys' elections for many years. they have done it in european elections since last year. there is no reason to think the russian interference make any difference between who won and lost in the u.s. election, but the very fact they did it is an outrageous thing. something the administration is taking steps to prevent in the future. with all that goes on about russia and its role in our election, one huge fact is massively overlooked. that fact is in the last year this administration has been

it will report back as what we are hearing after the meeting with elliott this week, but it will also talk to other shareholders. that is something to keep an eye on in the mining space. speaking of, some of the worst performers in european equities have been miners. let's look at european markets as we head to the close. we have seen weakness in the u.s. section. afterope, a bounce back losses yesterday, at least if you look at the dax and cac 40, .6.ing higher by at least the ftse lagging a little but overall, the stoxx 600 is gaining. this is bloomberg. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and now, get a $200 prepaid card when you buy an iphone. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfnitymobile.com. retail. under pressure like ne

but it was the extent of the coverage on bbc news that exercised a number of viewers like tim elliott. "why is the bbc so interested in the winter olympics? it is getting an inordinate amount of coverage following the fortunes of privileged people taking part in sports that have not been heard of in the uk." clive wilce had this to say. "i have enjoyed the winter olympics but i cannot believe the amount of coverage that has been given to elise christie's speed skating races. i lost count of the number of times i heard the story of her disqualification, over and over again." for others, it was not the quantity of the coverage but its focus on british competitors which rankled. brian bollen and tweeted about the bbc‘s chauvinistic coverage of the winter olympics. "i've heard at least one reporter refer to gb as we. in the falklands war the bbc referred to the british." richard brown thought: "the bbc coverage of the winter olympics is pretty poor. they are far more interested in the british athletes rather than the world's best." and alan dawson agreed. "the winter olympics just shows

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the comment during the meeting in elliott association in july 2016 was attended by police and other city officials. she's not backing off of the comment. >> it doesn't matter to me it's coming out what matters to me the most is i can sleep at night knowing what others have done families are housed because of the work i did because i push the envelope and i would not take no for an answer. >> record so the city of san francisco do not break any laws and placed the families in public housing facilities. and she never explained how she broke the law. sugar bowl public housing is now running for mayor of san francisco >>> the school district board voted to close three elements are schools in san jose using the clotting enrollment. they played a visit to the blair elementary school one of the schools that the now set to close in the fall. >> reporter: for families than news is heartbreaking. this jurich latta elementary will be the last. the school along with two others will be closed as of dwindling enrollment. >> we were devastated. is not only the school to it's a a second family >> report

tax law bhp is pushing back against a renewed call by elliott advisers to drop its dual listing in londen and uslon london and australia here's the ceo earlier this morning on cnbc. >> there's a wide range of estimates to the value of coming under a unified structure. we're open to all ideas which can simplify our business. >> bhp plans to raise its mid-year dividend by 33% as a rebound in commodity prices boosted cash flows >>> chipotle upgraded to hold from sell. the analyst sites excitement about the new ceo. the price target increased to $275 from $250 >>> uber is setting its sights sky high for self-driving cars landon has a look into that story. >> good morning. it's a bird, it's a plane, it's an uber. speaking today in tokyo,dara k khosrowshahi can see oversight of the taxi industry he expects flying vehicles to be an affordable method of mass transportation wilf, back over to you >> thank you very much for that. >>> forget where's the beef, where's the chicken was the question for fast food lovers in the uk operational issues with a new delivery partner at kfc caused two-thirds of

gd pederson, doug's wife and jake elliott's wife. they won this game yesterday. it was fantastic. i got caught up in the emotion. i forgot it was a fun charity game. >> we should mention we did long interviews with both of them that are on my facebook page. everyone was having fun. >> i'm april sucker to help out and give back. even if requires me pulling out my sneakers and showing skills that i do not even have. >> she told you, she didn't want to be tackled. money raised at the event goes to a charity that fills lunchboxes for at-risk schoolchildren in minnesota. the players also wrote notes of encouragement for the kids that will go in those boxes. how nice is that. >> good job, coach. we have you covered for all things eagles counting down the final hours to super bowl lii. >>> we've been checking in with eagles fans all over minneapolis. at the mall of america, you'll hear their message for their beloved birds when you come back. back in philly, krystal klei is tracking rain for your super bowl sunday. hey, krystal. >> it's a lot of rain. it might look like snow right now. b

what is elliott demanding? reporter: there was a slight difference in linkage between the statement at the start of the day and what mckenzie, the bhp ceo, said on the call. in the statement, they rebuffed this key demand that elliott avent, that they and this dualisti focus and australia.on but he did say they would meet management, and take the temperature of the shareholders. it does seem there will be a shift there. they have already exceeded one of elliott's key demand, to sell the shale business in the u.s. francine: thank you, will kennedy. up next, flying high. if you have ever wanted a private plane, we hear why now might be the time to buy. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, markets and finance and politics. this is bloomberg surveillance and i am francine lacqua in lonodon. here's nejra cehic. nejra: hsbc has adjusted fourth-quarter pretax profit of $3.6 billion, missing the surveyedamong analysts by bloomberg. it was a rare failure to live up to the analyst earnings estimate. the chief exec

we're also joined by nicole elliott in the box as i'm inclined to call it. [laughter] nicole is now the director of the office of cannabis and, as the task force will be moving from its facilitation role with the department of public health to the office of cannabis, this is the perfect time for this marriage to be introduced to you, the board as it was your idea to come up with this task force. in doing this, the department of public health and their role shifts. they are now deeply involved in all the regulatory framework, but it would be a mistake not to recognize israel rivera and gretchen poly who worked within the department for over two-years to bring these issues forward in a comprehensive way. and in concluding my introductions, michelle and janine from harter company have been instrumenttal in bring us forward in a legal fashion so the continuety of each topic item can be brought forward to its conclusion and they're joined by tim morrison who will be part of the team for this year. with, that those are my thank yous. and if i get the right buttton

so let's talk about the joy, the joy that we saw on jake elliott's girlfriend face. we spent time yesterday at a flag football game for charity. she was very confident. just like so many fans, just like everyone we had talked to earlier this week. she was calm. she looked pretty calm. >> you have to understand the family dynamics. he's married to his wife actually i think over 20 years. certainly since he's been in the nfl as a player and as a coach. and they have three sons. two are off to college. they came home this weekend. here rather, not home. they came here for the super bowl. >> she said pause their colleges wouldn't let them leave early. they had classes to attend. they just got in yesterday. doug's mother is a widow. his mother terry a widow a couple of years ago. when doug got the job here in 2016 his father gordie died that year. it was amazing experience for him to have his mother in her mid to late 70s. just having his family around. we got a chance to visit with her yesterday a little bit. right after the game, jeannie came right up to us. so here's w

you will find with activist investors like elliott that they do not go away once they have their hooks into a company, they hang around and continue to push for change, which they have been agitating for, that is the case at bhp. they want to see the company structure simplified, they think that if that took place up to $22 billion of a value could be released for bhp shareholders. that is, collapsing the entity and having the company based in a single entity in australia. the other thing they have pushed for is the divestment of the u.s. onshore shale assets, for its part bhp and andrew mackenzie, they have been holding off the calls for the reunification. they've analyzed these changes and they think that they would be very costly and that they would disadvantage some shareholders. on one hand, holding firm on the reification, but alternatively on the shell divestment they have -- shale davis monday have accelerated that program and are actively looking to divest from a costly position that they built in the u.s. onshore shale at the early part of the decade. yvonne: thank you. looki