it set sound the reuters offer to settle mr algeria's claims the damages figure and reuters agreed to move his profile from the terrorism category of the database and pay is legal costs. reuters also agree that it would list mr l.z. as denial of any personal connection to hamas or the muslim brotherhood and that he believed that their inclusion on the so-called terrorism list by israel was politically motivated. however the 2 parties also agreed that quote mr olds ears profile can continue to include references to his designations by the israeli minister of defense as a main operative of hamas department in europe headquarters in europe and how much office in europe. tomorrow i'll miss how also emailed h.s.b.c. the bank that closed the accounts of the p.r.c. and the finsbury park mosque to ask about the closure of those accounts but he never received a reply one of the common complaints against these lists is that they are the reason why people can't get access to the banking system that pose some merit but it's not entirely true because it is not the role referred to or to decide in

a loved one's been harmed or killed. >> was it rhoni reuter? is she okay? >> you know, the other side of that is with him reaching out to them, is he saying i need to cover my tracks? >> listen, i've been getting calls from the media. this is shaun gayle, and they're trying to say they're naming me as a suspect? >> shaun gayle calling us right away within hours of this murder was a little suspicious. >> so, shaun hangs up with the deerfield police and voluntarily goes down to the station. >> i can't believe this. [ crying ] >> shaun gayle was questioned for ten hours. >> you know, it's hard because being an avid sports fan, i really had to focus on the fact that he was just another individual and that he wasn't a sports figure. i had to forget his celebrity status. you know, we essentially have to treat him as he is the suspect. >> he was visibly upset. he was, uh, shaken. >> but by the time he sat down for questioning, detective scott frost said that shaun gayle became strangely composed. >> i figured i would see more of a sobbing shaun. he was very reserv

he denied to reuters in 2019 it grew contentious. granda allegedly writing to falwell, since you're okay with ruining my life, i want a peaceful resolution but if conflict is what you want, then so be it. nbc news has not seen the message shared with reuters granda denies trying to blackmail the falwells, longtime political activists and trump supporters, telling reuters he was only trying to get bought out of the business they started. the scandal worsening problems for falwell who took a leave of absence from liberty university after posting and then deleting this photo on instagram, telling a radio show it was taken at a costume party in good fun. >> i've apologized to everybody, and i promised my kids i'm going to try to be -- i'm going to be a good boy from here on out. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to the falwells and granda but they did not respond. tonight the institution founded by falwell's father that preaches family values and morals may soon be looking for another president. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> short break,

and the reuters news agency we are not explicitly linking the reports of 2 u.s. airstrikes in that area to the deaths of these 2 men but the reuters news agency is also quoting u.s. officials one assumes the pentagon as saying that there have been u.s. strikes in baghdad there is another unconfirmed report blaming the americans and the israelis that is an unconfirmed report we at al-jazeera are not confirming that in any shape or form will stay with these latest pictures talk to a some a binge of 8 of our correspondents so osama you've got high value targets on a plane flying into baghdad somebody must have leaked some intelligence and they'll be a lot of questions being asked or various people at the airport and people who work for the iraqi government. absolutely peter this is the kind of who want it to be ip movement as the which the shabby the popular vote the late edition portis call it it's a very closed leak kept secret only a few people at the top know about. this precious cargo is it because it is protected for as long as possible and don't be in the cou

first, according to reuters, during a tourof agency. first, according to reuters, during a tour of the blast site, the minister was asked by reporters about the cause of the explosion. the minister said, we cannot preempt investigations. it is also worth saying the reuters news agency carries a report from an unnamed israeli official saying israel has nothing to do with the blast in beirut, so that is bring you up—to—date with the latest reports trying to find out the reasons for that explosion. we are joined by a journalist in beirut. good to speak to you. we heard the explosion?” did. it was around ten past 6pm in the evening. there was a sound, a roll of thunder, and it shook our apartment building. like an earthquake going through the building. i walked through the door because, normally, we get helicopters ahead, we get motorbikes, around us, but this was a different noise. the role of thunder like noise. and then an enormous bang. i was blown back through the door, and now the door is broken and we have no door on our buildi

now infamous throughout the world killed 2 reuters employees. in terms of the significance of this but 1st i think. it's easily as significant as the photographs that came out of the ever growing tension. because it shows the world the war in iraq. it showed for the 1st time i. showed the american public what the war in iraq really looked like from. assistance were made about. iran and you know the stations were money we don't very little information or much of that attack on the van which i think a lot of experts. and then later on in the paper used to do stuff on missiles being fired into buildings without any confirmation of actually who was informed so i think it really it really late. with the war in iraq really looked like. early on the morning. of july 12th 2007 deeney 8 the reuters news agency bureau chief in iraq sat at the slot desk at the news agencies office in baghdad suddenly he heard a loud wailing from the back of the office an iraqi colleague burst through the door that mir noureddine a reuters photographer as well as a reuters

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police sources are being courted by reuters. sirens were sounded, there we re reuters. sirens were sounded, there were no immediate reports of casualties, but yet more rockets being fired, this time three rockets falling inside the green zone. well, the prime minister has made his first comments on the tensions having arrived back in the uk from his christmas holiday in mustique. he said that he's spoken to president trump, as well as emmanuel macron and angela merkel. borisjohnson said that, "general qasem soleimani posed a threat to all our interests and was responsible for a pattern of disruptive, destabilising behaviour in the region." and that, "given the leading role he has played in actions that have led to the deaths of thousands of innocent civilians and western personnel, we will not lament his death." he went on to say that, "it is clear, however, that all calls for retaliation or reprisals will simply lead to more violence in the region and they are in no—one s interest. we are in close contact with all sides to encourage de—escalation." 0ur political co

to recap, we are repointing —— reporting what the reuters news agency is reporting. it's as security forces killed the shooter. they attributed this to police and military sources. as yet unnamed. we will continue to verify those reports from writers and bring you the latest as we get that from thailand. this is bbc news. the headlines: a member of the thai security forces has died during a raid on a shopping mall where a soldier killed at least 20 people in a shooting spree. the reuters news agency report security forces have killed the shooter at the mall. the number of deaths caused by the new coronavirus outbreak has exceeded 800, surpassing the number killed by sars 17 years ago. let's stay with that story, five british people, including a nine—year—old child, have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the french alps. they were all staying in the same chalet at a ski resort in the savoie region. meanwhile, a final evacuation flight of british people has left china and will land in the uk early on sunday morning. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. i

joining us on the phone is a white house reporter for reuters. thank you for being with us. guest: good morning. my pleasure. host: want to begin with the back yesterday with the -- back-and-forth yesterday with the president and governors of new york and new jersey in terms of a quarantine, the administration seeming to back down late in the day. ask how this unfolded? guest: they did back away late in the day. the blunt answer to your question is they are not putting in place a quarantine, but the president did sort of dabble in that possibility. he spoke to reporters when he was leaving the white house yesterday, going to virginia, his first outing outside the white house in about 2.5 weeks. he spoke to reporters on his way to virginia and said it was something he was looking at, considering. that received or generated criticism, quite a bit of criticism from those governors and he ended up tweeting last night that there would be a travel warning but a quarantine it self was not necessary. host: does the president even have that authority? guest: that's a terrific questio

unity classified papers revealed the reuters news agency received generous funds from british intelligence to the cold war to help spread the soviet propaganda. i get out of the afternoon this wednesday 15th of january here in moscow man and kevin i would stick around for this 25 minute update then 1st. proposed a major legislation shift that would see russia's prime minister cabinet minister is no longer appointed by the president but by the state duma that suggestion came up president putin was delivering his annual state of the nation address to lawmakers. is here the highlights next. we were heads back here where this country is supposed to head and 2020 but i can tell you that the russian future it seems way beyond that point was being shaped out here in the monitor exhibit hall just outside the kremlin as mr putin was speaking because we heard some really groundbreaking proposals including proposed changes to the washington maine law the russian constitution in fact one of the proposals suggested that the constitution should limit to mr putin's own powers that have to do with appoint

that's according to reuters. there's less than five months until the start of the games onjuly 24th. the ioc say the discussions are part of regular talks with stakeholders. japan's prime minister shinzo abe and the tokyo 2020 organisers have reiterated the games will go ahead as planned. it's due to be a big day across several sports as they plan for the future amid the coronavirus pandemic. england's rugby premiership is set to postpone their league season — plus european cup competitions are also set to be put on hold. let's go now to our rugby union correspondent chris jones.

this comes as reuters is reporting the united states believes eritrean soldiers have crossed into ethiopia to fight alongside the ethiopian military in its battle against tigrayan forces. both ethiopia and eritrea have denied the reports. ethiopia and eritrea signed a historic peace deal in 2018, ending two decades of hostilities. a new study shows the number of afghan civilians killed in airstrikes led by the u.s. and allies has risen by 330% since 2017. the udy, pubshed by the costs of war project at brown

analysis by reuters found the account was connected to thousands of others created in recent weeks, all spreading posts in favor of the king. a sample of some of the new accounts shared bot characteristics, according to reuters, only re-tweeting promoting royals hash tags. on sunday, about 2,000 protesters marched to the base of a military unit that takes its orders directly from the king. protest leaders have argued that the armed forces should report to a government chosen by the people. the parliament rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to reform the monarchy, ramping up the tension in the country. >>> a giant statue of a robot from the popular animated tv series "mobile suit gundam" has been unveiled to media in yokohama near tokyo. >> 34 moving parts in the 18-meter statue allow it to walk or move its fingers and arms. visitors can also try their hand at operating gundam while looking at images from a camera in the robot. it will be on public display from december 19th to march 21st, 2022. it's part of a project launched last year to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the f

but it was just a reuters camera man holding a little. did they saw the collateral but mortar b.t.o. a city as we know for gets. just forget because i escaped it was what the 1st time is i was screaming loud at my own face these. soldiers are. dissed emotional detachment as they were playing video games and with the lives of people in such a cool way. here is actual shocking video footage fact irrefutable evidence of what happened and what has been described to me by one retired military person actually here in australia as undoubtedly a war crime i wanted. to be off to the shooting of july 13th 2007 u.s. military commanders justified the attack claiming that its troops had been in battle with hostile forces. approaching and picking up the body of. the 2 children well. they were in a van when their father approached the scene of the shooting to help to mr horn we have individual go on. one. anonymous shoot. during. a fire. in order. that was really fascinating for me was when i saw an interview with an american soldier who was there on th

reuters reports christopher krebs, the top cybersecurity official at the department of homeland security, has told

giancarlo granda told reuters that he was about 20 years old and working as a hotel pool boy when he began a years-long sexual relationship involving the falwells. granda shared evidence with reuters that he says supports his account, including this phone call. >> reporter: falwell's powerful endorsement of donald trump in 2016 was the first by a major evangelical leader. >> we must unite behind donald trump and mike pence. >> reporter: falwell tells cbs news the reuters article was 90% false and, "i didn't sit and watch anything. that's stupid." but he says his wife did have an affair with granda, while also alleging that the young man was engaging in extortion and threatening behavior, like something out of the movie "fatal attraction." falwell's resignation brings an end to a tumultuous august. earlier this month, he took an indefinite leave of absence after posting this instagram photo. he is seen with his arm around a woman, while both had their pants unzipped. falwell tells cbs news he believes he was targeted because of the number of evangelicals he was able to bring over for

but it was just a reuters cameraman holding. the what. did they saw the collateral but mortar b.t.o. he said the window for get in the forget because they escape it was what the 1st time as i was screaming loud at my own feast these. soldiers are us with dissed emotional detachment as they were playing video games and meeting with the live of people in in such a cool way. here is actual shocking video footage fact irrefutable evidence of what happened and what is. been described to me by one retired military person actually here in australia as undoubtedly a war crime. will. be off to the shooting of july 13th 2007 us military commanders justified the attack claiming that its troops had been in battle with hostile forces of over. approaching a 2nd on the body of. the 2 children well that they were in a van when their father approached the scene of the shooting to help victims or do we have individuals going. to monitor. where and. that's what's really fascinating for me was when i saw an interview with an american soldier who was there on

becki had an affair with granda who later tried to extort them granda denies the accusation telling reuters that jerry knew about the affair and would sometimes watch him and becki together granda sharing phone conversations with reuters including this exchange from 2018 >> like telling me every time he hooks up with people like i don't have feelings or something. >> trying to make you jealous. >> yeah. >> reporter: all of this less than a month after falwell posted and then deleted this photo on instagram despite his defense that it was all in good fun liberty university put the 58-year-old on indefinite leave in a statement monday night the school said additional matters came to light that made it clear that it would not be in the best interest of the university for him to return from leave. according to the university, falwell responded by agreeing to resign immediately. but then instructed his attorneys not to send his resignation in an interview with "the wall street journal" late monday falwell said he would indeed step down acknowledging that some of his posts on social media had emb

so later during that same appearance the president also demanded that "reuters" white house correspondent jeff mason take off his mask. >> the issue of what happened when you were in france continues to be -- >> you're going to have to take that off, please. you can take it off. your health -- how many feet are you away? >> i'll speak a lot louder. >> if you don't take it off, you're very muffled. if you would take it off, it would be a lot easier. >> i'll just speak louder. is that better? >> it's better, yeah. >> based on your --

in a new interview with reuters dr. fauci pushed back on the use of eua for a coronavirus vaccine, making it more difficult to run future trials. this comes as dr. fauci told the washington post, in an article about vmt pence quote, i'm sometimes referred to as the skunk at the picnic but pence never directly asks me the skunk, or me, to leave. thank you so much for joining us. we have heard from experts, many of them sharing their concerns over russia's rush to develop a vaccine, do you have any concerns about leaders here in the united states or in the west pushing to use a vaccine too soon? >> the lede has been very clear over the years, there have to be protocols for vaccine and those protocols have to be passed. they come in three phases for human trials on volunteers, on larger populations, and then multicenter studies. i really don't think it will possible for any of this work to be rushed. there's too much at stake. i for one and i think all my colleagues want to see the proper procedures followed at all times.

maybe on a reuters headline that just ran quoting sources saying the u.s. government will not impose covid-19 screenings for flights from the uk. meantime, cdc saying there is no evidence to suggest this new var yent in the uk is any more deadly we'll watch. this meantime, the treasury department is the latest victim to disclose they were part of that massive solarwinds cyber attack joining us this morning is one trust co-chairman to talk more about what this may mean of course, sir, the cybersecurity needs of over half the fortune 500 just yesterday closed a $300 million funding round valued at over $5 billion. allen, welcome good to you have >> carl, glad to be here thank you very much. >> i mean, i guess at this point of the game, since >>> at this point of the game, there's so many headlines flying around about severity and breadth of the hack, what key answers need to be answered first as we move forward here? >> security is a tapestry of different products and the networks have been built over many, many years and we're finding we really need to opera

well i can testify to that directly you did mention one of the reports from reuters that said that 3 medical people from china were visiting north korea that was thursday we had earlier today though a report from hong kong satellite television their vice director was said to have tweeted in china that would be able in china that kim jong un was dead that has been not corroborated by anyone certainly not from north korea and we had earlier this week c.n.n. reporting citing an unnamed source in the u.s. government that kim jong un was gravely ill we also have another report coming out today suggesting that kim jong un was seen walking around once on sometime between april 15th and april 20th so there are some mixed reports out there of boat kim jong un's health but most interesting today though is that widely tweeted message that kim jong un has passed away still all of this again is uncorroborated reporting yeah and quite conflicting as you say the reports as you mentioned have been circulating about his health for a while now why don't we have any clearer information on. well you kno

a taped replay from reuters and we'll be playing that out shortly we'll just wait and see it's coming through in bits and pieces at the moment so i may interrupt you in a moment context of the election i know that this is not what you would call an election issue but it's the type of thing again i guess that donald trump can point to and say look at everything i've achieved if he wants to talk about his foreign policy. when it comes to talking about removing a nation like sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism to be honest for the average american voter right over their head it's not going to make that much of a difference however if you go to them and see a look from sudan we have managed to get $335000000.02 pay to call in compensation for those who were impacted by terrorism that we believe that sudan the previous governments of sudan was behind that can be painted as a win and that would be important in any sort of election context and certainly that's in the statement this comes from the white house where donald trump and his

according to reuters, imports with more than 50 billion us dollars, from phone charges to furniture, will be hit by 10% tariffs. the big question is, why are we seeing this rise in tariffs? it is the all-important budget week in india and the finance minister will be presenting the budget on saturday but, ahead of that, lots of reports and hence suggesting that input duties could be rationalised and india could announce. . . be rationalised and india could announce... of right, we are experiencing some technical difficulties in mumbai. hopefully we will have him on the next show of asia business report. he is back. so arise in tariffs for several goods? absolutely, rico, and it is notjust gonna be on electronics but reuters reporting as many as 50 items, everything from furniture to candles and smartphones, could see import duties going up. in fact tariffs could go up to as much as $56 billion. 0ther could go up to as much as $56 billion. other media reports suggesting input duties could be rationalised on as many as 300 items. as you know, there has been growing protectionist rhetor

we spoke earlier to reuters correspondent josh smith in seoul south korea we asked him about jong un's claim that this a 1st officially acknowledged case of covert has been linked to someone who defected to the south and had just returned to his homeland in the north korea well south korean officials have said that there is a good chance that someone did recently return across the border and they're checking into that but it is quite interesting folks that we've talked to note that this would potentially allow north korea to blame south korea rather than china for example for any outbreak in north korea at the same time they also know that it could allow the north korea to save face if it decides to accept aid that's been offered by south korea basically framing it as kind of a form of compensation for south korea's role allegedly and sparking an outbreak in north korea. i was reuters journalist and josh smith in seoul well germany is renowned for its sense of public order so much so that towns and cities have a public order department to ensure that all the rules of daily life are fol

classified papers revealed the reuters news agency received generous funds from british intelligence during the cold war to help spread propaganda. from moscow thanks for joining us and. welcome to the program. on the 2020 campaign rally president donald trump has been at it again this time heaping praise on protesters in iran i mean they're now supporting the united states. have you seen what's happened in around the protests there are shy i was in the crowd think what is to get americans on the street and the already it's thousands and thousands of radios we're supposed to walk on a trip. that beat the hell out of it every one of them will room with your truck was referring to this the president said every protester avoided walking on the stars and stripes there were of course those who did the u.s. president also seemingly exaggerated the numbers as well now since the accidental downing of a passenger plane in a wrong last week both pro and anti-government demonstrations have been staged in the capital tehran was back in the administration have been seen burning u.s. flags claimin

brandy: we have a follow-up question from reuters. that,t a follow-up on other than the prop line heaters , was there anything else that you detected during flight during the docking sequence that kind of looked off or something that was unexpected that you didn't see in the prior tests? >> there was only one other thing of note and it was shortly after launch. it had to do with the thermal control system. there's a loop a and a loop be and there are segments of the thermal loop that are isolated. based on differentials with the temperature essentially, when you have certain parts of the loop that are exposed to different temperatures and they are equalized on the ground at the same temperature, maybe they were exposed to different temperatures at loads during the early phases come once the isolation of the loop was opened and no longer isolated, it caused a pressure transient which ended up a fault detection to trip and because one loop to go off-line temporarily. there was no issues. it was one of these cases where the problem was i

classified papers revealed the reuters news agency received generous funds from british intelligence during the cold war to help spread and to soldiers. their lives we are to international world who sent this wednesday 15th of january they would make heaven out 1st. proposing a major legislation a shift that would see russia's prime minister cabinet and other ministers no longer appointed by the president by the state duma instead the suggestion came during president putin's annual state of the nation address to lawmakers or watching across that going to reaction was. there near red square are there with this address took place big s.-chip speak to earlier on tell us about that a bit but 1st of all the big picture that came out from today the refuse prizes were there. kevin hi again well we were expecting to hear where this country is supposed to go in 2020 but i can tell you that the country's future way beyond that point it seems was being seeped out as mr putin was speaking here at the exhibit hall which is just outside the kremlin and i can tell you that some of the groundbreakin

ok on the reuters wire. so i called you, i think at that time and i asked you to call not be able because i couldn't get through to i think it was in syria. maybe behind me is older brother now below was in charge of the reuters operation in mosul. we used to be a team. the 3 of us traveled around together reporting on the growing insurgency time in mosul, streets into a bloodbath. 2003000 farm. it's good. yeah. look like that now. and nothing like in 2000, something very difficult to believe that the amazon and just when it was starting to happen. yeah, exactly. when i think, yeah, you save me your hand as the situation deteriorated to me and was moved from mosul. but he continued to document life and occupation and the violence that had unleashed much more of the sort of that he was not behind the me and the 30th of the airlock. and just knocked out somewhat. john, who just came for the sword in the me, that's about that within 3 years, me and was killed by u.s. forces in baghdad. his death captured foreve

or other headlines it's been revealed that the reuters news agency received the equivalent of millions of pounds of 960 s. and seventy's from british intelligence services that spread propaganda has also come to light that britain's national broadcaster was complicit in that subterfuge . the lid on the story for. the deal was simple funding for avoid to serve in the middle east and latin america in exchange for well political influence this groups were sure that the british based news agency could and would provide exactly what her majesty's government required when you need classified documents have just been revealed painting the picture right here at the u.k.'s national archives. government's interests should be well served by the new arrangement this influence would flow at the top level from reuters willingness to consult and to listen to views expressed on the results of its work but how do you fund such a mission if you don't want to do it in the open nor in the public eye well via the independent public broadcaster the b.b.c. of course and it was easy the b.b.c. paid by and had

in going for profitable service will reuters not be tempted to put in popular items and leave out the political material which is what we want we all know about the icing on the cake argument but if only the icing is solved and the cake left our purposes are not served the masterminds behind this were a shadowy section of the far enough information research department created in 1948 the covert goal was to create and spread anti soviet material during the cold war but have it damaged the news agencies integrity and reputation well voice is adamant there's no way we think gave them such activity today and says at the time it was simply the norm and it really wasn't as bad as it seems. many news organizations receive some form of state subsidy after world war 2 but the arrangement in 1909 was not in keeping with our trust principles and we would not do this today so you see the truth always comes out and now the national archives under the instruction of the foreign office is gradually releasing historical records that expose dirty deeds of the past but it seems like former deals have l

we do have some information coming in from reuters, other information is sparse. it is an overcrowded camp and we understand that something like four times the official capacity, more than 12,000 people there. it has been frequently criticised for poor living conditions. the fires, we are told, are burning inside and outside the facility with migrants being taken to safety full people have been seen leaving the camp carrying luggage in their hands. at least 28 firefighters with nine engines aided by volunteers are fighting the flames. this is a facility that was put into quarantine last week after a confirmed report of coronavirus and it has now grown to 35. it was on the frontline of the massive movement of refugees and migrants in 2015 and 2016 and migrants in 2015 and 2016 and since the pandemic, in fact much the first, all migrants have been away from the camps and just to complicate things, there are wild fires burning separately on lesbos separately. we will bring you more as soon as we have more. it's reported that one of the leading opposition figures in b

this is just come through on the reuters newswi re is just come through on the reuters newswire quoting the website stack news. 0nly newswire quoting the website stack news. only on stat news at the moment but they are reputable on these issues. they are saying that astrazeneca has put a hold on the late stage trial is highly anticipated covid—i9 vaccine. after anticipated covid—i9 vaccine. after a suspected serious adverse reaction ina a suspected serious adverse reaction in a study participant. that as i say is on the reported on one place, but has been put out by the reuters news agency. they quote it and astrazeneca spokesperson saying a statement the standard review process triggered a pause to vaccination allowed review of safety data. we will keep an eye on that. in other matters. one of the leading opposition figures in belorussia, maria kolesnikova, is reported to have ripped up her passport to prevent officials deporting her into exile. 0pposition colleagues say they saw her tear the document into tiny pieces as she was being escorted across the border into neighbouring uk

he denies the ak scission telling reuters that jerry knew about the affair and would sometimes watch him and becky together >> it's like telling me every time he hooks up with people like i don't have feeling or something. >> all of this less than a month after fallwell posted and then deleted this photo on instagram. it was all good fun, liberty university put the girl on indefinite lee the stool said additional matters say it will not be the best for the university for him to return from lee they instructed his attorneys not to send his resignation. >>> in an interview he said he would indeed step down acknowledging that some of his posts on social media as embarrassed the schoolschool >> when we come back, after decades, the girl scouts uniform is gve is gve >> fans what they really want. recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. discover what's good - pantene nutrient blends >>> in today's quick hits the of the west wing is reuniti reuniting. the episode will be recorded i

let's start with reuters. >> congrats on a successful flight. i guess this question could be for anybody who wants to add to. i was wondering if there's any like quarrels over who gets to sleep in crew dragon? as when he what kind of value having some sleep in crew dragon provide to spacex and nasa? are you guys getting any data out of that are what kind of tests are you going to perform with that? thanks. >> i think our plan is to have -- sleep in the dragon. it's been checked out operationally. inhalation in the mornings moro force would be an excellent opportunity to use and test it out as a habitable module. that's our current plan and look forward to learning a lot and we think it would be very comfortable modern accommodations for him. >> several of us would like to be sleeping in there tonight. next we'll go to business insider. >> thanks for doing this and congrats, everybody. this question is for kathy. you have long mission ahead. what are you most looking forward to what's going to keep you up at night, if anything, over the next six

we have a reuters story that google has confirmed, google is thinking of moving its british users peoples data to outside of the eu. this is to get around the general data protection regulation or gdpr, it's known. whole point of that was to actually try to protect people's information. what is the most valuable part of a business these days? it is not the widgets it produces, intends be the data, that's the information. the more data you can control the greater strength you have got. people are google and other tech companies are very strong in this area. but here is the nub of this. you've got these large companies which, in days gone by, were being almost a by antitrustjewels by, were being almost a by antitrust jewels in america because they are running monopolies, in effect, that they now have more power. britain now finds itself in a position where we are not part of europe, not the eu, not part of europe, not the eu, not part of the us, as yet, so whose rules will we be under and can we make up our rules will we be under and can we make up our own rules will we be under and can we

joining us on the phone is jeff basin, white house reporter for reuters. thank you for being with us. want to begin with some of the back-and-forth yesterday with the president, the governors of new york and new jersey in terms of a quarantine. the administration seem to back away late in the day. explain how this unfolded. guest: they certainly did that late in the day. the long-term answer to your question, not putting in place a president dide dabble in the possibility. when he was leaving the white house yesterday he went to virginia, his first outing outside the white house in about two and a half weeks, speaking to reporters on his way to virginia, saying it was something he was looking at and , receiving in generating quite a bit of criticism from those governors. he ended up tweeting last night that there would be a travel warning. but that a quarantine itself was not necessary. bottom line, does the president himself have that authority? guest: that's a terrific question. there was back and forth about that, some believed that he did but others on