so much of monti remains outside of the actual. monti and government control the vast majority of the some of the. there french forces on the right your. g. 5 forces control and some are big east and islamist and are the other groups the actual in mali and government east now quite limited in terms of it carried. the power that he called those in months. that doesn't mean all of it is an islamist groups. so the what is more important is that all of this coming out or a very serious political crisis mali is going through which manifested in both economic and security challenges on the east the different demento political crisis that east issues so you could make allegations against whatever you want to make on and we've also heard from mali ends of french excesses on french forces excesses in martin you can make all of these allegations you could even sit on which i view no i prosecute individuals how however innocence so wonder mental problems that money is is going through so i think. i now see see tribunals i'd this time it's goo

would like to invite you into a conversation with monty hall and jim who along with self- discovery discovered that you are jewish. welcome. >> thank you for inviting us. just tell us how did you discover that you are jewish. >> well, when i was 30 i had grown up as a wasp and gone to an episcopal church. my parents are long dead. my sister was a generation older. she had taken the side and she said, did you have any idea that our family was jewish. and i was absolutely gob smacked. i had had no idea. i thought there was a secret but i thought that the family was mexican. because my mother was dark and she spoke spanish. but finding out that i was age you was so startling. >> i was 54 and i have been estranged from my mother and i reconnected with her and she had said something very important to tell you i do want you to find out after i'm dead. and she said repeatedly you are jewish. and i finally said mom, i'm jewish that's mean you that your jewish. >> know. i've never had any affinity or affiliation with judaism. i'm not going to start now. and, like she said you know it was a revelation a

jay: monty hall! monty: thank you very much! jay: a brand new car! monty: the big deal of the day. - whoo! monty: back-to-back cars! wayne: go get your car! you've got the big deal! tiffany: (singing off-key) jonathan: money. - (screaming) - this is the happiest place on earth! - on "let's make a deal"! whoo! (theme playing) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal"! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thank you so much for tuning in. we're gonna do what we always do-- we're going to make a deal. who's wants to make a deal? the first person up will be you, come on over here. stand right there for me, everybody else, have a seat, welcome to the show, you are "ka-li" or "kay-li"? - "ka-li". wayne: kalli, nice to meet you, and what do you do, kalli? - i am a guest experience manager for a grocery company.

jay: monty hall! monty: thank you very much! jay: a brand-new car! monty: the big deal of the day. - whoo! monty: back-to-back cars! wayne: go get your car! you've got the big deal! tiffany: (singing off-key) jonathan: money. - (screaming) - this is the happiest place on earth! - on "let's make a deal"! whoo! (theme playing) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal"! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thank you so much for tuning in. i need to get things started. i need a personal assistant to help me make deals. you, come on over here, anna. (cheers and applause) everybody else, have a seat. hey, so is it "aw-na" or "anne-a"? - it's "anne-a". wayne: anna, and what are you dressed as?

jay: monty hall! monty: thank you very much! jay: a brand-new car! monty: the big deal of the day. - whoo! monty: back-to-back cars! wayne: go get your car! you've got the big deal! tiffany: (singing off-key) jonathan: money. - (screaming) - this is the happiest place on earth! - on "let's make a deal"! whoo! (theme playing) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal"! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: yeah, welcome to "let's make a deal," hey, america, wayne brady here. we're going to make deals, two people, let's make a deal. you, elliott, come on down, and let's get the clown, caroline, come on down, everybody let's have a seat, let's get into it. (cheers and applause) i want to get into this this morning. elliott, nice to meet you.

jay: monty hall! monty: thank you very much! jay: a brand-new car! monty: the big deal of the day. - whoo! monty: back-to-back cars! wayne: go get your car! you've got the big deal! tiffany: (singing off-key) jonathan: money. - (screaming) - this is the happiest place on earth! - on "let's make a deal"! whoo! (theme playing) jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal"! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm your host, wayne brady. look, i've got my audience with me, i've got my audience at home, my at-homies we call them. thank you for tuning in, let's make a deal right now. we'll make a deal with you, gregory, come on over here.

thanks, monty. the vaccine's coming, and that's great news. midwinter miracle. blackbird song at dawn. hugging friends. sharing chocolate. live performance. music is creativity... peace, change. love. renewed appreciation for what's actually important. dear older me... ..don't look back. always remember, this too shall pass. trees, birds, sky, mud, dog, relax. covid vaccine, the best christmas present. thank god it's nearly over. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former fleet street editor eve pollard and uk trade and economics correspondent at politico, anna isaac. lovely to have you both with us here ona lovely to have you both with us here on a thursday evening. so let's start it with some of the front pages we already have. the sun leads with news that the beatles legend sir paul mccartney has said he will have the vaccine for coronavirus as soon as he is allowed. this comes on the day that two—thirds of eng

i'm going to leave you with monty python and go to benjamin franklin because i'm an american. if everyone is thinking alike, that no one is thinking. we should check in on where you trade wednesday morning -- exactly. we are bringing some of our loves from home into the market. this morning, we have asian equities moving higher, up more than .6% yesterday. this comes after a higher close on wall street yesterday. s&p 500 yesterday. this comes off the back of four days of losses. the 10 year yield at 90 basis points. we have not even discussed it yet. today is the final fed meeting of 2020 and what the market is expecting his fresh guidance on its asset purchase program and all of this, we are still waiting on stimulus in d.c. and the pound, 134, no major moves, but yesterday was outperforming all of its peers. one of the bbc journalists tweeted about a feeling among british lawmakers that a deal is closed. what's interesting is they take it to the boe tomorrow. we begin with the u.s. stimulus talks which have been moving to disease assets. sidesoptimistic the two should be abl

sure enough, when monty got inside what was left of the house, he saw the body of vashti seacat lying on the mattress of the master bedroom on the second floor. >> she was lying on her left side, her knees were slightly drawn up. it appeared that her elbows were bent. there was still a significant amount of blanket or covering on her like she was under the covers asleep. >> also there, a weapon. >> the firearm was actually under her left hip, which would have been against the mattress with the barrel facing downward. >> it became clear the gun had been the source of a single gunshot wound to the side of her lower skull. there were other wounds, too. oddly enough, you can hear gunshots going off during the fire in that cell phone video shot by a passerby. had to be, agent monty said, when the hot fire exploded the remaining bullets in the gun, sending bullets into vashti's body. and something else that courtesy of those unblown windows, didn't burn up completely. >> we noticed a red plastic container very close to her back on the mattress itself. >> plastic container for what? >> it wa

but i don't i stand there plus wanted to from watching man stop so what are strong but i do keep us monty at times a question is financial. will not run fast but i have come to dangerous for you tom jones and he lives of doma joementum up to no one knows any minus the jail and well the most teenager. most of the christian able to to cut. the skin of an. airplane to own homes. little simple spiros mean sure you read all of those lists nissho to show you just what that also has been. but so the progress we're doing wants to roll. the video that you will quickly see the us will do quickly and you months alone. when you wash the body but it's all profit and you must write up the quote above though but i will use well most of them to stay do it in you mustn't those legit want to keep the most of them there will still police and you will roll it over to sheldon what all the money. will have to still stood still is like god that only goes with that in the us those days i need some i would put in that would know more than the buddhists. the world is driven by a dream shaped person. who dares thin

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so true you need to monty big communities to take part in a vision activities especially when it gets to plastic so many cities are drowning in later and the plastic is mauled by a degradable it just hung around for many years in ever smaller pieces on particles so raising awareness is the name of the game let's go to senegal to meet a monster out to drawing attention to the problem which during coronavirus period is easier said than done. oh oh. model fall has had to change tack in his fight against plastic waste with the wild in the grips of a pandemic he's only 2 right now is his smartphone but that's not likely to draw nearly as much attention. this is what he surely looks like more do it in a girl's mostly non anti plastic complained for more than 15 years he's been going around schools neighborhoods in markets like this one in the car and stopping plastic bags for paper once instead of the remains of work. what some people are put off by his unusual appearance he usually gets his message across. with the good news out of a bad man he don't have this bugs they just want to show a

the records and stats of 3,400 black players including satchel paige and monty irvi will finally be added to the mlb record books. >>> up next, a chemistry teacher discovers the formula for success. >>> get ready for a cold and wet night. we have an updated timeline of the rain. and we'll be joined by an ucsf doctor who just got the vaccination. we'll see you in just a couple of minutes. >>> nbc news has teamed up with toys for tots to brighten the holidays for children in need the organization is struggling to keep up with demand this year. you can help right now by scanning the qr code on your screen. as of this evening $880,000 has been raised. >>> which brings us to our series this week on teachers inspiring their students 2020 style. rehema ellis on one teacher creating just the right chemistry. >> i'm going to place a good amount -- >> reporter: this may look like a high school chemistry lab but it's actually science teache jonta lee's kitchen. >> we do chemistry every single day. outside of our kitchen. >> reporter: when the washington, d.c. school went remote transforming it into

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causing more starvation more unrest at the bottom 99 percent as the top keeps on you know like that monty python sketch just getting bigger and bigger like one more thing way for like and they're like exploding all over every with a financial system is exploding like that across everybody because it's just these these people who didn't know how to respond to the bonnie plague back in you know what 800 years ago 700 years ago or the same as today the bubonic plague of financial catastrophes the move on a plague of too much debt they don't have an answer for it and but that's however where all their power comes from that's where they're from where their power derives just as that during the dark ages the vatican derives its power from being able to tell you what was going on in the world they controlled knowledge and yet they didn't have an answer for something pretty significant apic off all around everybody here the same thing is that the academics in the ivory towers of the fed banks they don't understand they don't have an explanation for what's going on right they only thing we have to

this is the kind of thing you would expect to see in a monty python series. this is a clown show, and everybody must know it. but it does show you the strength and the pull that donald trump still has within the republican party, that they would perpetuate this hallucination and people would still buy into it. and the country as a whole, you say he is going out but he is likely to go on, isn't he, whether he stands again, he is going to keep attacking from the sidelines and we know there are millions of millions of people who buy into what seems to be his kind of alternative reality. yeah, that is right. that is a problem. i mean, look, the big thing to keep in mind as he is leaving the presidency, so we are getting that, but he's not going to go gently into the good night, he is going to continue to try to place himself at the centre of events, he is going to try and ensure that he is in the news, and his followers continue to be fed these conspiracy theories and these sort of lunatic ideas. but he does have a whole — there is a kind of cult of personality

looking forward that this is a temporary blip in the trade deal is not completely dead yet if you like monty python when i say that and so we really we have to say if we can get through this next period it's possible at least at the least that that their market will do ok and that. well actually a lot more optimistic and kind of for right now kristie the oil market is actually rallied almost 40 percent in the last 2 months as we look at getting out of the pandemic but now it seems like the story has come to it and as well what is the outlook for the energy sector in 2021 and will demand stabilize bye then. so no i think the entire energy complex is going to still remain under a lot of pressure 2021 this entire rally was driven by this bullishness of a vaccine that this would be a miracle cure the panacea to make us out in a v. shaped recovery the thought was that with a cure borders would reopen travel for both business and leisure would pick up again consumption and demand will be back at full force but that is obviously not the case right now especially when the distribution of vaccine sti

thanks, monty. the vaccine's coming, and that's great news. midwinter miracle. blackbird song at dawn. hugging friends. sharing chocolate. live performance. music is creativity peace, change. love. renewed appreciation for what's actually important. dear older me .. don't look back. always remember, this too shall pass. trees, birds, sky, mud, dog, relax. covid vaccine, the best christmas present. thank god it's nearly over. when you think of christmas songs — mariah carey and bing crosby come to mind. but now there's competition. dog howling. ember the singing dog and her owner, composer nick harvey, have gone viral with their unique take on the christmas classics. well, ember the dog and her human nickjoined my colleagues laura and james to sing out their programme a little earlier. singing and playing on toy piano and dog howling. the dog was great but should have been louder. they needed a subwoofer. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. our spell of unsettled and mild mid—december weather is set to continue for another few days yet,

this is the kind of thing you would expect to see ina of thing you would expect to see in a monty python in series. this is a clown show, and everybody must know it. but it does show you the strength and the pull that donald trump still has within the republican party, that they would perpetuate this hallucination and people would still buy into it. and the country as a whole, you say he is going out but he is likely to go on, isn't he, whether he stands again, he is going to keep attacking from the sidelines and we know there are millions of millions of people who buy into what seems to be his kind of alternative reality. yeah, that is right. that is a problem. i mean, look, the big thing to keep in mind as he is leaving the presidency, so we are getting that, but it's not going to go gently that, but it's not going to go ge ntly into that, but it's not going to go gently into the good night, he is going to continue to try to place himself at the centre of events, he is going to try and ensure that he is in the news and his followers continue to be fed these conspiracy theories and thes

. >> reporter: monty jensen isn't retired yet, but the former san francisco andy sided to buy his retirement home in tahoe early. >> when covid hit, it's less populated in lake tahoe, so that pushed me forward to make it happen now. >> reporter: jensen said he's thrill with how much the home he bought in april has appreciated with all the demand soaring. with so many full timers, he said it's a little different. susan lowe said it's fantastic for the local economy which will now have to add more services and add more jobs. diana olick, cnbc, washington. >> we have an update for you to a story we first told you about in early october. an owl rescued by some quick-thinking good samaritans is back in the wild tonight. we have the video tonight to show you now. man driving in livermore, sees an owl stuck on the barbed wire fence. he posted pictures on social media asking for help. some people saw it and drove to the area with supplies. they got that owl free. it was taken to the lyndsay wildlife center in walnut creek. and today this, the owl released back into the wild. is that beautiful? all o

thanks, monty. the vaccine's coming, and that's great news. midwinter miracle. blackbird song at dawn. hugging friends. sharing chocolate. live performance. music is creativity peace, change. love. renewed appreciation for what's actually important. dearolder me .. don't look back. always remember, this too shall pass. trees, birds, sky, mud, dog, relax. covid vaccine, the best christmas present. thank god it's nearly over. ——thank god it is nearly over. that's it from me. you can get me online at twitter. i'm lewis vaughan jones and this me online at twitter. i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news, goodbye. hello. our spell of unsettled and mild mid—december weather is set to continue for another few days yet, before things get a little bit cooler into next week, but certainly for friday, it's going to be a windy day, very mild once again with some heavy rain around. now, the heaviest of the rain will be affecting south wales, where the met office haveissued an amber rain warning. that rain could be bringing some travel disruption and some flooding,

thanks, monty. the vaccine's coming, that's great news. midwinter miracle. blackbird song at dawn. hugging friends. sharing chocolate. live performance. music is creativity... peace, change. love. renewed appreciation for what's actually important. dear older me... ..don't look back. always remember, this too shall pass. trees, birds, sky, mud, dog, relax. covid vaccine, the best christmas present. thank god it is nearly over. let's see if darren has anything hopeful for let's see if darren has anything hopefulfor us? let's see if darren has anything hopeful for us? thank you. let's see if darren has anything hopefulfor us? thank you. earlier today we had a brief respite from this wet and windy theme but we've seen this wet and windy theme but we've seen cloud rattling in from the atla ntic seen cloud rattling in from the atlantic rain which is moving away from northern ireland and pushing across scotland and further into england and wales, overnight towards the south—east. by the end of the night other areas might turn drier with a

creosote, medium life, monty python? i would rather watch mr. creosote on a loop than ever look at that woman again. >> jesse: do you think this cripples nancy pelosi? >> geraldo: i think nancy pelosi is a colossal failure and this is one of the worst political moves ever but i have to regret to announce the springboard has done as i expected, they have denied the last minute attempt by trump's allies to overturn the election results in pennsylvania so there will be other lawsuits but remember today's safe harbor day. i think this is essentially it, the supreme court, this is the first case to get to the high court and they have denied the last-minute attempt by president trump's allies to overturn the election in pennsylvania. back to you. >> jesse: we are hearing the texas lawsuit is still on the docket, though. dana perino, nancy pelosi, not good but i don't know that she will ever be held accountable by the media. i guess you did see a little bit of that on cnn but i don't think most of the american people even realize what was done to them.

it reminds me of the old monty noton bit that if you do stop i will insult you again. thatequirements of the law the treasury secretary has been in negotiations with the swiss. tom: do not move away. this is a historic moment for surveillance. this goes back to me and the guy that put me on the stool. jonathan: how did that go? tom: he had a british accent. this was the day the swiss had to react. we have michael mckee with us. zurich withones of us, jonathan ferro. lisa abramowicz. michelle meyer. we look at three stories. jeremy stretch joining us on this historic moment. jeremy, there has always been a distinctive field of switzerland. there has always been a pressure on the nones of zurich and their nation they have to protect themselves from the wall of money coming in that would form outright deflation. statement offair manipulation to zurich and the people of switzerland? jeremy: this issue has been brewing for some time. the swiss are very mindful of that and have increased visibility vis-a-vis their intervention in order to try to placate the u.s. treasury. th

. >> bret: do you think he signs both, monty? >> i'm not sure he's going to sign the nda, brett. he staked out a pretty strong position. they have the votes to override his veto. so it will be a symbolic gesture on his part. pelosi, i think it's important to note, a new poll came out today with 67% of voters saying they would not like pelosi to return as speaker. they might not get their wish in january, but they certainly will in two years from now after one last election where republicans across the country can campaign against nancy pelosi. >> bret: quickly, ab, they do have the votes on the veto >> it's interesting, kevin mccarthy is intereste implied it interested to override the president's veto. in lindsey graham is saying that he would support sustaining the veto. i don't know what will change with the influence of mitch mcconnell. as i said, it's a volatile time on capitol hill and both parti parties. >> bret: very volatile. panel, thank you very much. we will watch it all. when we come back, timeless story about finding santa. ♪ livery on the perfect last minute gift

but monty slaoui defended it saying, they came to us before these clinical trials which just happened in the last month or so, so we wouldn't have reasonably bought more doses of it at the time. what this is raising questions about and what people should look for going forward is whether or not they'll try to stop other countries from getting access to this vaccine. you saw the president hint at that there in the auditorium earlier, talking about using the document, if they don't like how the companies are distributing these vaccines, to intervene, but that remains to be seen, jake. >> and moderna and others got money from the federal government to create this vaccine. i don't think pfizer did. they did get money for manufacturing and distribution of the vaccine, but not the actual discovery of the vaccine, which could be significant here in terms of this. kaitlan collins, thanks so much. >>> as president-elect joe biden just introduced the key members of his health care team, he is already dealing with the pandemic. he will meet with the team on thursday about vaccine rollout plans.

. >> steve n the words of monty python, let's take a look at the bright side of life if it's there. what about the 90 republicans in the house of representatives under intense pressure who refused to sign on to trump's case? >> the 90 republicans are interesting. what they know are a couple things. they know this is insanity and they know that every person, every member in the group of 106, every one of them knows that joe biden one the election. but they are now in a political party that has an alliance with extremist militia groups, with qanon conspiracy net w fascist groups like the proud boys. they are a meaningful and important part of trump's coalition. and the republicans stand in a coalition with those types of people. the former republicans in the organization that we founded are inspired by how ronde reagan approached the contest withed soviets. he said, we win, they lose. there is no accommodation with these people. you cannot accommodate the proud boys. you cannot accommodate the racists and white nationalists and it can't be part of a political coalition. are only two w

absolutely true that in 1940 he stood out alone and if he had not been there, if you imagine some gigantic monty python hand coming down and taking him out of that smoke filled room and by golly it was a smock filled room because they were consumers of tobacco the lot of them, then things would have been very different and much worste. he refused to accept the arguments put to him by allie faction above -- by halifax and chamberlain and they were the powerful voices. churchill depending entirely on the conservatives for his position then as prime minister although he had some support from atley and people on the labor side. it frswas churchill and churchill alone who was the beaver who dammed as it were the current of events. was the nail on which destiny snagged her coat. had he not been there, had he not won over in that fateful meeting of the british cabinet and that second meeting where he summoned the whole of the cabinet, all 25 ministers and makes that incredible speech about how if our island story is to end let it end with each of us choking in his own blood upon the ground or whatever

church where the family business is based others can be found in rome's church after the time of day monty the leaning tower of pisa and the vatican gardens. it's emotional listening to our bells ringing i was told god it is especially because many bells horrors of bells that are needed by our ancestors i mean more. of vueling but it's difficult to describe in words 8. for a 1000 years the sound of the money nelly church bells ringing hasn't chanted the world and that will likely never change. reality is just too boring for the british invents of paul bacon instead he flees into the world of fantasy cars simular to lots of the car design as in our series go went into overdrive bacon these aunts and builds all of his eccentric vehicles himself but they not only meant for museums they are out on the road so keep your eyes peeled. and otherworldly vehicle. built by british car designer paul bacon and inspired by disney's fairy tale movie cinderella all based his design on cinderella's carriage though giving it a distinct steampunk twist. rather. makes almost automatic a cloak. of the motor cl

versus the queen of monty python and the uk approved pfizer covid vaccine for those no good english per eggs. our fda's lollygagging and playing your credit grab sitting around looking busy until they need to approve our use week. yeah, going to be a while. oh it's okay boys and some like icus and morgues are filling up. you just take your time with your static quote shenanigans. the uk looked at a data on a rolling basis until her waited until all the numbers were fully in. the lack of urgency is stunning considering how much power they have over so many. yet can't seem to bother themselves to grant emergency use for vaccines. i am delighted people are friendly waking up to the truth of these facelift heartless agencies f are much too incentive to drag their heels forever while people suffer and die. but this is a sad and deadly track record for the fda. which could temper fumbling dimwits of america. when the virus first exploded the agency only let medical facilities use approved masks. while there were miracle and 95 masks from industrial. distilleries are sitting on oceans of alcoh

harry jones, co-founder of monty python's flying circus took his humor to side-slitting seems. >> how are we today? >> reporter: contrast that with the gentleness of waltudisney's entertainment. when it came to snow white, they couldn't have done it without marge. >> everything she does, that was me. >> reporter: she was the dancer they used to draw those moves. snow white looked so real because she was. we lost the great art of scooby-doo, too. joe reuben and ken spears visioned a gang of teenagers and a great dane teaming up to solve mysteries. ♪ we can count on you, scooby-doo ♪ >> i can say there is good trash and bad trash. bad trash are shows that aren't well-executed. >> reporter: scooby-doo was commissioned by fred silverman, top executive at cbs. he was one of the most powerful people in the industry, buying hits like "all in the family," and "lalaverne and shirley," which lost one of its stars, david lander, known as squiggy, left us, also. for all of those, we give a fond farewell. ♪ [theme from "mash". [. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but out of that, a new holiday was born.

it is what monty python would call a dead parrot. the trump candidacy is over. and for them to continue to do this -- and i say, i think they are trying to juice their vote for this runoff. i think it's really destructive of our democracy. they're telling good people, honorable people, that, somehow, something was stolen from them. and the remedy they are seeking is to throw out 20,000,492 votes. that's preposterous. because texas doesn't like it. it -- it's -- they will be laughed out of the courts. i'm not worried about it being effective as a constitutional or legal strategy. i am terribly worried about destroying people's faith in our democracy because there are a lot of good people, who look to and listen to trump and rick santorum, and others. and -- and they have to be told the truth. and the truth is, their guy lost. >> yeah. >> i just want to make one -- one final point, anderson, if i can. the fact that it's been recounted is not the point that's of the lawsuit. the -- the georgia secretary of state did not look as to whether people who -- who are dead

john: , years ago, in san francisco area referred to and he suggested the data could be reduced to a monty python code. how much more complicated is actually going on. sinal: i think it is way more complicated and the reason is because the data. so in my experience as a data scientist, mainly i think that the success of the effectiveness and the predictive power of algorithms, is mainly in the data. it is used to drive these algorithms is really what drives our success or failure in my experience. not the estimating of the equations of things like that. and what that means is there is such a huge complex set of data on which these algorithms are operating that the algorithms are complex because the data is so granular, multifaceted and multi dimensional. that is the nature of the complexity that we see today. john: some kind of tools do they have. once i can control this polarization and two, to control the spread of disinformation. what is a toolbox. it. sinal: i think there are a number of things. we thank you so in reverse order, take misinformation is the first question. i think there