." >> juju: tonight, drake bell speaks out.he former child actor coming out of the shadows. >> because i was spending so much time, more so around him than i was my dad. >> juju: revealing for the first time publicly that he was sexually abused by a dialogue coach for nickelodeon, a network producing a golden era of kids' tv with shows like "drake and josh." behind the scenes, allegations of a toxic work environment. >> you made stars, but you also broke a lot of people. >> juju: in hindsight, many saying a lot of the content like this scene starring ariana grande now seeming inappropriate. >>> plus sisters in struggle. >> i lived kind of this hell. >> juju: "anchorman" star christina applegate and "the sopranos" jamie lynn siegler sharing a special bond as they each battle multiple sclerosis. >> i was being brought to set in a wheelchair. >> juju: supporting each other through the challenges. >> i didn't feel important enough or valued enough that anybody would still want me. >> juju: and tote mania. you'll never guess where p

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former >> drake and josh star drake bell has revealed that he was the anonymous teenage victims whose testimony led to the arrest and 2004 conviction of his dialogue coach, brian peck in investigation and discoveries quiet on set the dark side of kids tv. bell says the pattern of abuse began when he woke up on the couch. as pac was sexually assaulting him. bell says he froze and complete shock. the claim so disturbing and investigation discovery, which is owned by cnn's parent company, uncovered other surprising information as they petitioned to unseal court documents from the case against pack. let's bring in cnn's elizabeth wagmeister. elizabeth, walk us through what this docu series brought to light yes this docu series did bring to light some very disturbing allegations of toxic behavior >> onset with former child stars. now, as you referenced, drake bell, who was a huge, huge star on nickelodeon. he was the star our of drake and josh. he has now revealed himself to be the anonymous accuser. he was a john doe during this case in 2004 that led to the arrest and conviction of brian

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. >> look, there's drake. >> hi drake. >> hi. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break.ing about drake. this is martinez, good morning, everybody. we'll be right back. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. >>> all right, let's to outside right now and take a live look because we know mother nature is lording over all of us right now. it's just beautiful as we get to ready to start the weekend. rain might change your plans on this first alert weather day and here's why. these are the roads up to that toe. this is the driving shot interstate 8 # blanketed in snow. reimageds me of of the "forrest gump" scene when he says sideways rain. this is sideways snow. projected to d

perhaps mr drake that, for some of— the outset.evidence has said that in the event of a future pandemic, the uk should be treated as a single epidemiological unit and the best approach is a uk wide one, with no differences between the four nations on the evidence was echoed by simon hart when he gave evidence to the same effect. do you agreed the best approach of a future pandemic is a uk wide response or would you see a response is that this pandemic, by using public health act again? i using public health act again? i definitely don't think that the evidence suggests to me that decisions made in london would have been better— decisions made in london would have been better decisions as far as wales— been better decisions as far as wales is— been better decisions as far as wales is concerned. we are inevitably closer to the ground, more _ inevitably closer to the ground, more aware of administrative structures, alert to the different patterns — structures, alert to the different patterns of the disease in the welsh case: _ pattern

one is drake bell of drake and josh fame. he says he was abused by brian peck, his dialogue coach at the time. here's a clip from the docuseries rebel describes how peck tried to divide him and his family play. >> i think brian got a sense that my dad was on the watch, and so he started to really drive a wedge between my dad and me he started talking about how my dad's stealing my money. nobody likes that. my dad's on set. he's a real problem problem so he just started making me believe that he was horrible for my career. i wasn't gonna be able to move forward with him in it it and coming from someone like brian, i was bleeding it because he's been in this business for so long and he must know more than us also because i was spending so much time more so around him that i was really my dad it's important to note in 2003, brian peck was arrested and later convicted, charge of lewd acts with a child >> as well as oral copulation according to court records, he was sentenced to 16 months in prison and see that has reached out to

mr drake food will also disappearfrom the failed.st week as first minister. we will learn his replacement on saturday. ten brilliant, thank you. the welsh rugby star george north has announced he'll retire from international rugby union after the final six nations match this weekend. the 31—year—old wales centre says retiring is not a decision he has made easily. here's patrick gearey. and north coming in, north still going! - oh, and george north all the way! what a try for george north! for the best part of a decade and a half, whenever welsh rugby needed direction, they could always find north. 47 tries, 121 caps — george north's wales career has hurtled along like a freight train. now he's decided this weekend will be the final stop. i don't think anyone can ever doubt what i've offered up, and... sorry. it's dusty in here, isn't it? for me, it's been the dream, and in my heart, i know it's the right time for me to step away. it's passed in a blur. the two tries on his debut against south africa, the first british and irish lions

just in time to see drake. god's plan.rake saw her in the crowd, he surprised her with this life-changing gift. >> tonight, i'd like to give you $25,000 just -- [ cheering and applause ] >> well, $25,000 a huge gift for her after a difficult battle and she says now that she's on the other side, she plans to take her kids on vacation and spread awareness. i mean, congratulations to her. >> ring that bell sister friend. good for you. >> i keep getting chills every time we share the story. just wonderful. and she went alone. >> i know. >> good for her all that courage. >>> all right. we love you, drake. time right now 6:59 in the morning. coming up on pix+ 44 cable 12 at 7:00 a.m., we hope you change the channel because we're talking about diversity on the big screen. with a bay area director premiering his first feature film at san jose's sin quest film festival. >>> and tapping into the students to build stronger communities for our future. california's chief service officer joining us this morning with how you can be a par

. >>> still ahead when you get the tickets for the drake concert. anything can happen.on this friday morning. from our mark hopkins cam and we're looking east through there and you (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. if you try vaping to quit smoking, it might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. >>> check this out. a woman in buffalo, new york won a long battle with cancer in time to see one of her favorite artists in person. vonnie mccarter was celebrating being cancer-free with up close tickets to drake's concert and went alone to the show and brought a sign that side, i beat stage iv cancer in time to see drake. god's plan. when drake saw her in the crowd he surprised her with a life-changing gift. >> tonight, i'd like to give you $25,000 just -

bell actor star of drake bell who came forward as an alleged victim of dialogue coach brian peck who accused of child abuse in 2004, and the actor to be john doe is to be josh bell. we were a hold of some of the screenings. >> he was said to imagine the most horrible form of sexual abuse possible. that's what happened to him. >> reporter: bell has faced disturbing charges of his own. in 2021, he pleaded guilty and sentenced to two years probation for felony child endangerment, and also accused of disseminating information to a child when she says that bell groomed her when he was a child. >> in documentary, he said that he took responsibility for that, and what this documentary highlights with those two cases juxtaposed with each other is that there is a cycle of abuse. >> snyder said that he was a biggest champion for child actors and said that an investigation of nickelodeon after snyder's departure was after snyder's departure was that he was a when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. accept the trade offs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy,

washington state and drake i'm getting dizzy from up there.ght gives the bulldogs of drake an eight point lead in the second half. and they are thinking upset. but the cougs didn't coug it. freshman isaiah watts says i'll show you what's up right here. wazoo survives and advances 66 to 61. mark few and gonzaga five seed opening up against 12 seed mcneese. blowout alert blowout alert anton watson with authority, 24 point lead in the first half. zags cruising watson steal and slam. he had 13 and 13 zags. roll 8665 and they will play kansas on saturday. saint mary's opens play in the ncaa tournament tomorrow. the gaels, seeded fifth, taking on 12 seed grand canyon university. that game is going to be in spokane, washington, home of their arch rivals from gonzaga. no doubt zags fans are going to be out in force cheering for the antelopes from grand canyon. >> just for clarification, then there were gonzaga players. you said that that said that their fans should show up in purple. some of them suggested that maybe fans who come tomorrow night to we

' drake ford was focused on... mr mr drake ford was focused on... mr reckford was told that borisjohnson did not meet with devolved ministers at the start of the pandemic in case it gives the false impression... he went on to say that it was a huge issue for him that borisjohnson wasn't in the room with the devolved ministers at all for the very first part of the pandemic. he found that a real issue and were struggling with that. there was meetings with michael gove, who was essentially the deputy back then, and he did find those meetings very helpful. however, he believed mr gove could not actually make any formal decisions himself, he was only able to really have an influence rather than a definitive impact. actually, there was quite a cutting remark in regards to borisjohnson, he described mr gove is a skilful centre forward without a team lined up centre forward without a team lined up behind him, with the manager, iea borisjohnson, largely absent up behind him, with the manager, iea boris johnson, largely absent from the table. clearly not very

>> around 50,000 to 100,000 people. >> you and drake are just like running it.e get nervous if they have to speak at a wedding with 500 people, let alone 50,000. >> a lot of people, like, to be honest, i don't know. when you're in the shower, sitting there, and your song is on. you're giving it. so you just have to take the same approach when you're on stage. >> you don't think about the crowd. you just do it. >> me, personally, i love the crowd. because you take in all that energy. you're giving it back to them, they're giving it back to you. there's nothing like it. >> one of the fun things with tiktok as people make their own videos. you see people out and about. you see people you might not otherwise notice. there's a bit of a challenge or a fun thing people are doing with finishing your lyrics. here it is. >> if you're talking the hardest -- >> your force is in office. >> if you're talking the hardest -- >> yeah. >> if you're talking the hardest -- >> your force is an artist. >> if you're talking the hardest -- >> i think basically they know it, everybody k

washington state and drake i'm getting dizzy from up there.the bulldogs of drake an eight point lead in the second half. and they are thinking upset. but the cougs didn't coug it. freshman isaiah watts says i'll show you what's up right here. wazoo survives and advances 66 to 61. mark few and gonzaga five seed opening up against 12 seed mcneese. blowout alert blowout alert anton watson with authority, 24 point lead in the first half. zags cruising watson steal and slam. he had 13 and 13 zags. roll 8665 and they will play kansas on saturday. saint mary's opens play in the ncaa tournament tomorrow. the gaels, seeded fifth, taking on 12 seed grand canyon university. that game is going to be in spokane, washington, home of their arch rivals from gonzaga. no doubt zags fans are going to be out in force cheering for the antelopes from grand canyon. >> just for clarification, then there were gonzaga players. you said that that said that their fans should show up in purple. some of them suggested that maybe fans who come tomorrow night to wear a purpl

she gave a speech, i choose at drake university in iowa. take that for what you will. >> but she talked about a little bit what about the trials of donald trump let's, let's start with that. and i also want to get to something else she said, but let's let's take a look at what she said about the delay tactics that trump is using in the legal realm i think it's very important that the supreme court recognize that what he's doing is a >> delaying tactic and that the american people, it cannot be the case that a president of the united states can attempt to overturn an election and seize power. and that our justice system is incapable of holding a trial, of holding him to account before the next election >> so she's >> basically saying their pay supreme court, these tactics cities using they are working and it's not fair to americans to not get to this before the election is going to be heated >> i can see what this is a lonely place for her to be right now because there isn't that many republicans we're gonna be as vocal, certainly as she has

lensky met in the training for the city of odessa, which has been ravaged by the ongoing war, drones, drake hit the city during their visit, killing 5 people then in the talk is called at a vivid reminder, ukraine is gripped by conflict from the police are blaming arson, after a suspected attack on test was european plant near berlin. far less milton group is claiming responsibility. electricity supply was cut off, and production shut down was coincides with environment was efforts to stop tesla, really expanding the factory. a c o must treated that activists are either the dumbest eco terrace on earth or their puppets of those who don't have good environmental goals. stopping production of electric vehicles rather than fossil fuel vehicles is extremely dumb. which means it's really dumb. i guess he said, we set our political correspondent on his bride through the factory and the nearby protest caps as the tears of factory. normally it produces 4000 cause a week. now it's a standing still, because a left wing, a stream is group set fire to electricity cables supplying the factory. they call

concerns about the high number of civilian casualties in gaza and insufficient aid reaching the town of drake. but the yahoo! double down on extending the ground defensive to rafa soon. a mile mile radius entering the enclave where conditions remain extremely di. drops into gaza, continue. jordan, germany and the us dropped goods in an attempt to relieve the humanitarian situation on the ground. they are growing fears that israel will soon extend its ground offensive to rough or hundreds of thousands of displaced. palestinians have sold refuge, 8 agencies war and the pots of gauze are already face famine. meanwhile, after a visit to jordan and chancellor old f shows arrived in his room. there he once most dressed germany support for israel well urging to keep civilians and cars are safe from the main ground defense. if we cannot stand by and watch palestinians risk of starvation, that some of us that is not what we stand for. much more humanitarian age is needed continuously reliably. i set my concerns with the prime minister, the provision of aid from this world into garza and the conditions

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and also with also the link with surely with drake , what you would is you drake, what you would do isould focus on him circumnavigating the globe. what you because you wouldn't do is say, because he involved in a slave he was involved in a slave voyage. >> you can you can make that >> but you can you can make that part history as well. part of the history as well. so they they become they know that. so they become aware but just aware of it. yeah. but just the outright it like it never outright cancel it like it never existed. yeah everybody's got it has a problematic can't they. >> but can't they genuinely understand that at this time it would have considered would have been considered patriotic him to try and patriotic for him to try and break into the west african slave trade, which at that time was completely dominated by spain it spain and portugal. anyway, it would have been considered a noble . changes. ethics noble thing. it changes. ethics change. how can they not understand that? >> absolutely. and some of the names. so a different names. so this a different school genuinely

and also with also the link with surely with drake , what you would is you drake, what you would do is would focus on him circumnavigating the globe. what you because you wouldn't do is say, because he involved in a slave he was involved in a slave voyage. >> you can you can make that >> but you can you can make that part history as well. part of the history as well. so they they become they know that. so they become aware but just aware of it. yeah. but just the outright it like it never outright cancel it like it never existed. yeah everybody's got it has a problematic can't they. >> but can't they genuinely understand that at this time it would have considered would have been considered patriotic him to try and patriotic for him to try and break into the west african slave trade, which at that time was completely dominated by spain it spain and portugal. anyway, it would have been considered a noble . changes. ethics noble thing. it changes. ethics change. how can they not understand that? >> absolutely. and some of the names. so a different names. so this a different school genuine

george drake was a newspaper editor. please change. there we go. george drake was a newspaper from union springs alabama, and he traveled all the way from alabama to come here in lancaster so he could eyeball these people. thaddeus stevens of they were some of the most renowned people in the country in their time. lydia was as well. no matter anybody locally would try to, say. and after he seen them, i think he went to the house. south queen street and and after he'd been here he decided i think he wrote this before he he--asilcoon ts women in the south. the demon of their own before the gouge so mercilessly at the moody and hours, other haters. imagine now this is this is our lydia hamilton smith and we're she she had to deal with this and so did thaddeus stevens. in the 19th century pennsylvania democrats, you know, just reverse. i see letters in the paper all the time say, oh, you know, it's the democrats who are racist. or, you know, it's like, well, yeah, they were, but the republican party gave them room. they just driing said thea pennsylvan

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from there to follow the live feed from the covid—19 inquiry as well as analysis and updates as mr drakel have more headlines after this short break. first the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. thanks forjoining me. it's a bit of a mixed bag out there. 0n the one hand, it's going to be relatively mild over the next two or three days. but on top of that, we've also got a lot of cloud and some really quite heavy rain today, especially across parts of wales and also the north of england. snowdonia could see as much as 100 millimeters of rain over the next couple of days. so really wet there. let's have a look at the forecast, then, as we go through the course of the afternoon. that narrow but very heavy band of rain from northern wales affecting parts of the pennines as well. to the south of the weather front, it's really mild, temperatures around 15 degrees in some spots. to the north of the weather front, it's a little less mild, around 12 degrees in the lowlands of scotland. and very windy here in the north west of scotland through this afternoon and into this evening, gusts of wi

the new man, martin says he's just mark drake. offered in a drake.e in the welsh the massive decline in the welsh nhs . and elaine says has nhs. and elaine says wales has had thank had enough drake for thank god is gone . but now we're left with is gone. but now we're left with gethin. we, voters, didn't is gone. but now we're left with gethijennifer voters, didn't is gone. but now we're left with gethijennifer says. ers, didn't want jennifer says. >> andrew said good to seeing the of drake fired . yes, the back of drake fired. yes, but the people of wales are using going using their savings and going into debt to pay for medical operations. thanks vaughan operations. thanks to vaughan gething and his mismanagement of the service. are the health service. we are doomed because he was the doomed here because he was the health minister and the health service mess service is in a terrible mess in the in wales. the nhs in wales. >> absolutely, and where >> yeah, absolutely, and where else messages? here we else are your messages? here we go. potholes. we'

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i cried. >> we weren't close with drake, but we were around him. he was a legend.porter: they also spoke about former writer and executive producer dan schneider who nickelodeon parted ways with in 2018 after complaints he created a hostile work environment. what was it like working for dan schneider? >> dan -- >> asking the two black children on a nickelodeon set where -- >> we were overlooked. >> reporter: the actors were calling sketches like on air dares. >> those were torture moments for all of us. >> reporter: he was covered in peanut butter then licked by dogs. >> my on air dare, i was saying i don't like this. just to see that is -- >> to voice it. >> i voiced it. i don't like this. >> and to be ignored because, oh, it's funny. >> yeah. >> it wasn't funny. >> who was it funny for? >> right. >> it wasn't funny for me. >> reporter: they hope the series sparks an important conversation about the treatment of child actors. >> your childhood is gonna be a little tainted after watching it, but i hope that it protects the next group of kids. >> yeah. >> about the

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drake.> police here in trenton say they want a peaceful surrender and that's exactly what they got. but the way it happened is what took many people by surprise trenton police officer spotted andre gordon junior just casually walking down the street a few blocks from here. the officer approached gordon gordon confirmed his identity and he was taken into custody. meanwhile, police surrounded this home. you see here behind for more than 5 hours believing gordon was inside on saturday afternoon. now, police say gordon was here at one point, but he left here long before police officers arrived and set up that widespread perimeter around this community down. this entire ordeal began saturday morning just after 8 o'clock when police say gordon stole a car here in trenton and rover cost the state line to nearby falls township in bucks county, pennsylvania, where police say he broke into a home and shot and killed his 52 year-old mother and 13 year-old sister with an ar 15 assault rifle. police say

drake followed by ariana grande, and eminem.thee stallion and bach failed the test. >> janai: what? what? >> whit: by the way, that is a range. bach, the stallion. >> will: are they doing the tiktok dance? ♪ i'm a savage ♪ while driving. >> janai: he said -- ♪ i'm a savage ♪ yes, you are. yes, you are, will reeve. ♪ i'm a savage ♪ oh my god. you can't make that happen. >>> let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning. happening right now, an estimated 25,000 people attended palm sunday mass in st. peter's square this morning. pope francis was there, but did not deliver his message. palm sunday marks first holy week for christians and last week of lent which ends on easter sunday next week. >> will: also right now, hundreds of thousands of students may have to wait a little longer to make their college decisions because the department of education says financial aid applications for more than 200,000 students were incorrectly calculated and those need to be fixed. this is just the late

george drake was a newspaper editor. please change. there we go. george drake was a newspaper from union springs, alabama, and he traveled all the way from alabama to come here in lancaster so he could eyeball these people. thaddeus stevens of they were some of the most renowned people in the country in their time. lydia was as well. no matter anybody locally would try to, say. and after he seen them, i think he went to the house. south queen street and and after he'd been here he decided i think he wrote this before he even got home to alabama. he said in the city of lanc thaddeus stevens has with him. lived an open adultery a lot of whom he seduced from her husband, a full blooded --. thisto manages his household both in lancaster and in washington, receives rejects as visitors that will speamr. stephens herself. as we add in, all things comports herself as enj rights of a lawful wife. she is a neat, tidy housekeeper, trained as.polite and well -- generally are. i only mention the fact that stephens is doing this, that the ultra godly superstar d

are waiting for the weekend, we are waiting... from march 9 to may 12 , daytime hunting for geese and drakeccording to the law, in my opinion, any hunt must last 28 days, that is such a permit, what interesting information, it was read, prepared, and more detailed information about hunting, in all the permits and restrictions in the work of our correspondent oles boyarskikh. so, let's see. prohibited times, methods or lack of permission. we will find out right now what punishment a person faces for illegal hunting. since the beginning of the year, more than eighty violations of hunting rules have been identified in belarus. the most common of them are hunting in prohibited places, as well as the use of prohibited weapons. an example is for people like loop. its operating principle is based on holding an animal caught in it. once caught in a loop, the animal instinctively continues to move forward, thereby tightening it. in 2023 , state inspectors seized more than 430 silent hunting weapons. on march 9 , the spring game hunting season started in the republic, which will last until may 12. hu

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the likes of lebron james and even drake.estors coming to try and save an organization that for the longest time looked like this. >> jack nicklaus and arnold palmer meet in a match that dangles $50,000 in first prize ton -- >> traditionally, pga events are quieter. golf etiquette is kind what was you would think. liv golf seeks to reinvent professional golf and make it more compelling to a larger audience. it's new, it's disruptive, incredibly controversial. >> reporter: that's because behind liv golf is one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds backed by a country with a troubling history of political repression, restricting women's rights, and the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. >> it's the start of pro tour paying several golfers millions to leave the pga tour, but the money comes directly from the saudi arabian government. >> saudi arabia's been able to distract from its human rights record, killing and disrememberment of jamal khashoggi. >> reporter: saudi arabia has invested $2 billion into this new

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former child actor drake bell, who portrayed the guitar playing charismatic step brother and the hit series drake and josh reveals he was sexually assaulted multiple times the person who is accused of doing that and then eventually pleaded to some of that nickelodeon voice coach, brian peck. peck pleaded no contest to two charges years ago. but the victim, a minor at the time, had never been named until now >> why don't you do this? yeah >> why don't you think of the worst stuff that someone can do to somebody as a sexual assault and that'll. answer your question >> i don't know how else to put it. >> we disturbing to hear that for him, quiet on the sat from investigative discovery owned by cnn's parent company, warner brothers discovery also zeros then on the actions of the man behind many of those nickelodeon hits, producer dan schneider, the series alleges shnaider oversaw instances of fat shaming, reduce salaries praised for female writers and children being sexualized, forced to perform and suggestive scenes including a disturbing scene described by zoe e101. then child star ale

is that ai drake. >> every time see drake i smell. i don't know why. >> yep.s my turn. >> i was thirsty. coming up -- >>> excitement is growing for the oakland ballers to begin playing this season. but they have an exclusive announcement -- i wish you could join me heren set with these two. join us on pix+ 44 cable 12. we're going to be there. and there's more to come nicole. >> csi vegas returns with a ♪ >>> cue the trumpets on this first day of march already. welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here, let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. texas battles its largest wildfire ever while a massive blizzard could bring up to 12 feet of snow in california.

thank you very much for talking to a sample on drake from texas a and m university. joining us there from texas. thank you for your time. thanks for having me. a tropical cycle and gum on has swept across madagascar killing at least 18 people. the storm has caused major flooding in the northern part of the island nation. more than 20000 people have been forced from their homes. disaster management officials are moving affected residents to safety. they say 4 people are still and accounted for early and my colleagues to have rahman spoke to and doing any not to see my among got from like from the malagasy red cross. she says the government is still struggling with the aftermath of the psych known the situation is not political because we are seeing a challenge in facing the flout. as you know, it does think more. what to then we saw some through testing and the government is no restoring some internet and communication network in the area. and it brings us to, to half the, the situation on the feed that as so mobilization and also the from right across both the word for the use of pre