reese loves megan but not sure about this bumblebee getup. and my daughter wanted to be a witch, and my son wanted no part. happy halloween, here's shep. >> developing this hour, the hunt for robbers who knocked over an armor out truck this morning. high school football coaches accused over doing anything to win you'll hear the accusations that landed them in trouble with the law. air travel, turn off your kindle or it will crash the plane. nobody every really thought that was real, did they? now the rules of thary are about -- of the air are's to change. how long until they happen? and what is still offlimits. we have answer so let's get to it.

>> good halloween afternoon to you and yours. first from fox at 3:00 from the fox necessary deck. police say a group of thieves wearing halloween masks robbed an armored car in fifths and got away with more than $300,000. i happened as the armored car was parked outside a bank. the thieves dumped the getaway car outside a anybody school and then took off in another vehicle. a witness says the men seemed to have planned the robbery and it was all over within seconds. police and fbi have been searching for evidence and now they're looking for suspects. let's get to a reporter for our station wtxf, fox in philadelphia, who is live this afternoon. what's the latest there? >> reporter: the fbi now says they're looking for four suspects. witnesses say they were wearing halloween masks and carrying

tech 9 semi-automatic machine pistols when they held up an armored car driver in the northeast section of philadelphia. in ten seconds they grabbed money off a hand cart, forced the guard to the group. jumped in a green plymouth voyager and took off down franklin avenue. they ditched the car a half mile from here in a neighborhood. residents saw four or five men running from the vehicle, wearing black hooded sweatshirts, and ran to another vehicle which we're told is a pontiac boston veil and sped away. the fbi agents have been scouring the bank, nearby businesses for surveillance video, and they have been in the neighborhood where there are a number of homes with private surveillance cameras. they're looking for video of the suspects, possibly without the masks, leaving the scene. over $310,000 stolen. the guard was okay. witnesses who spoke with him say, this isn't the first time he has been held up. he was shook up but he was not

injured. no one at the bank was injured. neighbors in the area where they ditched the car, say they were just glad the weren't out on the street when these guys dumped the getaway car and headed up the block to a second getaway car. tonight, again, fbi says they're looking for four suspects, possibly wearing masks, with tech 9 semi-automatic machine pistols. 3 $0,000 in cash taken in this armored car heist. >> a lot of loot on halloween. thankthanks very much. >> for the second time in a month a person supposed to help us in the air. it happened on a delta flight from detroit. the marshal was off-duty at the time, hitching a ride. according to a felony complaint

he was sitting next to the teenager, and chatted her up during the flight. the girl says she fell asleep and woke up to feel the pilot's hands reaching underneath her. he claims this was an accident. this comes after the arrest of a federal air marshal, accused of using a cell phone to take pictures up the skirts of women flyers. what did the teenager say the pilot did? >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, the girl says she was sitting in the window seat, and the traveling pilot was in the center cincinnati and that she had put a blanket over her lap and she fell asleep. at one point she woke up and found that the arm seat divider between them was up and his hand was under her buttocks, near her inner thigh, and she says she elbowed him and said, what the hell are you doing? she said the suspect answered,

i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i was asleep. i have to use the bathroom. the girl told the fbi he was clearly awake with eyes open. she called for a flight attendant who moved her to another seat. the victim originally thought the guy was, quote, nice, because he helped her get a blanket because he was on crouches. the judge released the pilot on one condition, he can't leave the state of utah. he can't come into contact with the victim and has to undergo mental health evaluations and has to be back in court in two weeks. >> what are we getting from the pilot? >> we reached out to his attorney, and his defense attorney is still getting back to us. he did tell the "associated press" that pascal is shocked he was charged, he really did fall asleep, and any touching was inadvertent. you michiganed the federal marshal case.

he has been removed from duty after he was arrestedded for taking cell phone pictures under women's skirts as they were boarding a southwest airlines flight in nashville. the tsa is investigating that case. >> live in denver, thanks. now a warning going out to thousands of patients that their personal information may be part of a huge tax scam. it's the latest example of a booming type of fraud, one that could cost a -- all of us a lot of money. most of the victims were patients of the orange county health department in florida. investigators came across a hand written list of names, patients who were targets of the scam. patients' personal info was storm, which the scammers used to submit fraudulent tax returns. when the government sent out refund checks, investigators say

the crooks pocketed the cash. this is nothing new in the sunshine statement florida has the highest rate of this type of scam, but it seems a refund fraud is becoming a bigger threat for all of us. tax scammers last year tried to steal $6.5 billion from up suspecting victims, according to the irs. phil keating is live. do prosecutors -- florida health department workers. do they know if prosecutors were in on this or what's the story? >> reporter: they're think can that possibly the former health department workers, who according to the federal complaints, have already boned out, charged with multiple count of embezzlement and fraud. they're still hunting for other potential co-con pierer toes out there. -- coconspirators out there. according to the complaint, smith, a health support tech, and jerald williams, who worked in the immunization program,

accessed 2,000 patients' names birth debts, and social security numbers, while on the job, at work, violating the trust of their job, in many cases taking cell phone camera photos of the personal information, then selling it to williams' brother, del rey duncan, getting paid five grand for every ten to 20 i.d.es. duncan then sold them for tanya fox, who filed 3500 bogus tax returns with the treasury department departmenting the cash into two dozen different bank accounts in her names and ail yets. in thicks tax fraud scheme, these people at the state health department targeted specifically patients patients who had visited the clinics who were ages 17, 18, 19, because people that young would be less likely to file for a tax refund, therefore listening the i.d. have to's chances of getting caught.

>> what are they doing to keep this from happening again? >> as of yesterday the state health department started issue ago 2,000 security breach notices around the state, trying to contact the patients turn victims, by telephone, e-mail, and snail mail. in house fixes, the department spokeswoman says they have limited access by employees to the personal information, social security numbers, and birth debts, and names of their patients, and also they have modified their computer software so that social security numbers now appear blurred out or masks so they're unreadable by the health depth worker. ins so florida, i.d. theft and tax fraud are an epidemic, specifically south florida, brother. a miami cop was accused 60 stilling data from driver's

license records to commit fraud. >> more disturbing reports just coming into the fox necessary duck of body parts reportedly found at a water treatment plant in the los angeles area. this is the third incident of this kind in the past week. the local abc station, abc 7 for the southland, and our network news service affiliate, now reporting that on monday, the torso of a woman's body was found the county water plant in industry, and that matched the foot, calf, and other remains found in a water treatment plant in carson, carson, california, on saturday. this is all in the l.a. area. now investigators -- we're getting word from the locals that they found more body parts in that same facility in carson, california, outside los angeles. some video has come into us from there. a chopper is flying overhead but they're have something transmission problems. in the past they told us that the two sets of remains were

believed to be from the same person. it's possible this is from the same person. but it's a bit stomach-turning, a street view of the area here so you can see where we're talking about. this is from google. the locals say they found more body parts. this has not affected the drinking water supply at all. this is for irrigation water. for now we're led to believe that's the case in this place as well. when we have more information, we'll get it right to you. you can't wear a computer on your face when you're driving. the woman who got a ticket for driving under the influence of google glasses. have you seen these? parentally -- apparently you can get a ticket for this. it's finally happened. the faa decided you don't have to turn off your gadgets during

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just when you thought you heard everything there is to know about traffic tickets, this violation may be the first of its kind. cops ticketed a woman for driving with glasses, google glasses. not standard eyewear. google glass is a computer that you wear on your face. you can take pictures, record videos, surf the internet, like a hands-free smart phone on your eyeline there. the woman says an officer pulled her over for speeding and also gave her a ticket for sporting this knee high-tech specs. the charge read driving with monitor visible to driver, and then notes, google glass. according to california law drivers cannot have certain video screens in the front seat. gps devices are fine but google glasses not so much.

we reached out to google. a spokesperson responded with a statement, stating in part, people should, quote, use glass responsibly, and put their safety and the safety of others first. more broadly, glass is built to connect you more with the world around you, not distract you from it. >> with us now drew finley, criminal defense attorney. i've never worn these before, drew and at first glance they're -- i don't know -- alittle annoying but i don't think there's a law against this yet, is there? >> just when you think nothing new will come along, here we go you start to say, this won't work, but who thought a cell phone, facebook, twitter, anything would work. so the problem ills the law really -- 26.602, the california law involved here, doesn't apply to this. i doesn't contemplate this.

it doesn't take into consideration your ipad. i use my ipad for navigation. i don't use my navigation, because i loveliesenning to siri. she tells me everything to do. if i bring her into the front seat with me and she is telling me what to do, i can get a traffic ticket. the statute is not keeping up, many statutes across the country, are not keeping up with technology. you'll see this ticket dismissed. i watched the videos of this device and it's clearly as distracting as texting when driving. >> the thing about google glasses it sits up above your eyeline. on your car you might have a heads-up display. gives you the miles-per-hour, maybe the temperature outside. >> exactly. >> if you stare at it all the time and don't take your eyes off it, chances are you're going to wreck. that's the same with this thing.

it's there, but -- i don't know. >> exactly. and the other thing that was -- if you're going to do a google search, if you're going to use the search engine, you have to look down -- >> but i can do a google search in my car, that's not illegal. texting is illegal. >> well, technically you can but according to the california statute that might be considered a violation. the problem is, everything is changing, literally weekly, when it comes to technology, and the law just can't stay up with etiquette enough because our -- stay up with it quick enough because our legislatures are so hung up what all the stuff that are arguing about. >> this would make a good teleprompt, except i would always have to look up and would be very distracting. i don't know. drew, think of somebody else to ticket us for and give us a

ring. >> thanks. >> the parents of a teenager found dead inside a gym mat say this was not accident, despite word from local investigators. the family attorney is using the word murder, and the feds say they're taking a look at the case, the case of someone found dead rolled up in a gym mat. and how all of a sudden, it's a question of murder. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today?

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>> how many days until pitchers and catchers? forgot to look that up. that's all we care about around here. but i must admit, the boston red sox clinched their first world series at home signs 1918 last night. beat the cardinals from st. louis, 6-1, and won the series. that's the subject of today's

daily slide show. wah. there's jon lackey. he went 6 2/3, gave up -- i don't know -- one run. he clinches. 11 years ago he won for the angels against the giants. big papi, got a big shiny truck. big papi batted .688, two how maniers and six rbis this season. uh-oh, is the wall not working? wall is stuck. how interesting is that. leave it to the red sox -- oh, it went backwards. fans celebrating. this guy here, i don't know, touchdown jesus, maybe he thinks it's notre dame. they're all happy. congratulations, red sox fans. sad for the cardinal fans.

fay had a great season, played a great series, just got beat up in bean town. the boston red sox are champions of major league baseball. the feds are reviewing the death of a teenager in georgia. in the cops say his body turned up inside a rolled-up gym mat. we blurred the photo of the crime scene. investigators call it a freak accident. they say this 17-year-old climbed head-first into the wrestling matt to get a sneaker out of there and suffocated along the way. his family hired a private pathologist who says johnson clearly died after somebody hit him in the face, and he had a heart attack. relatives say they suspect a possible coverup in the middle of all this because sometime between the first autopsy and the body's burial, somebody reportedly removed his organs

and stuffed his body with newspaper. john roberts works for the seethe bureau and is live in atlanta. the u.s. attorney now on the case. is that right? >> the u.s. attorney is on the case, and there's been a lot of developments moving quickly in this case, after nine months of not much going on. surveillance tape that was ordered released by a judge yesterday, we're seeing some of that come in now. more to come in the next few days. an attorney for the sheriffs department says don't expect a smoking gun. then this idea that the u.s. department of justice is now looking into the case. that's a big step forward for this family. the sheriff insisted this was a tragic accident, when he slipped into the mat family never bough, particularly after the second autopsy that showed he had pooling of blood under this jaw. they believe he was murdered, then rolled up in the wrestling mat, and that local authorities

covered all of this up. they have the u.s. attorney's office looking into this. a huge victory for the family. >> i rather believe he was murdered, and we want to know who was involved with his death. >> i'm glad this came in, and investigate. we only just want the truth of what happened to my soon. >> the u.s. attorney's office has been looking at all of the evidence for a number of months, obviously thinks something is amiss here. for the feds to jump in on what should be a cut and dry local case, really is quite unusual. so we'll be watching this one very closely for anymore developments. >> thankes very much. let's bring in aphrodite jones. what do you think of this? >> i think this is clearly a case that is reminiscent of trayvon martin and that's why the family hired the same

attorney, crump. these people have had to kick and scream and fight, hold rallies for nine months, and finally today are seeing something being done about looking into the investigation of the death of their son. >> between the death and the burial, somebody took out the organs and stuffed the body with newspaper. never heard of anything like that. >> i feel that is indicative of a hate crime. i don't think what do be more indicative of a hate crime. somebody trying to send a message. this is just suspicion once my part but who has heard of such a thing. and the idea that the sheriff locally in a predominantly white community, did not look at the evidence. apparently they moved the body, not only that they ignored blood smears near the body on the wall and said it was not related to the incident, and the blood pooled on the floor, they left the sneaker. the thing was not handled property from jump, and they want to say, this has nothing to do with race.

hmm, i really question the very was si of -- voracity of that. >> it's a cover of not only who did this but also of what the police didn't want to do in terms of investigating a murder. they decided it was easier for them to rush to judgment, and it would go away and hatted not been for the johnson family, holding those rallies every day, and hundreds of people would joined them, i don't know they would have seen anybody taking a second look at this. >> and without an outside pathologist to come in and tack a look, not sure where they would be. >> that is everything. that second autopsy showed he was actually blunt force trauma to his neck was the cause of his death, not suffocation in a mat in a wrestling mat. >> the u.s. attorney is on it now and we'll stay on it as well.

we have all heard obamacare, and the web site, and people whose insurance companies are dropping them. a look at the truth. what has gone wrong, and within the last few minutes, word of a brand new plan for a web site fix. it involves google, and others. it's breaking news and it's coming next from the fox news deck.

a fox report now. more of today's headlines. the nsa leaker ed snowden reportedly has new job. the guy who once had a top secret security clarence will be doing tech support from a russian web site. this lawyer claims it'sing a big one. he faces espionage charges in

the united states and russia gave him asylum in august. other. look at that. a guyser of gasoline. it happened in mexico. some 5,000 people had to evacuate the area. investigators say a pipeline burst after thieves tried to tap into it. >> freedom for monkeys, forced to perform in chains, on the streets of indonesia's capitol city. the governor of jakarta banned the monkeys in chains shows. he says they're cruel, and the shows apparently cause traffic jams. ce max just wasn't himself. and i knew he'd feel better if heost a little weight. so i switched to purina cat ow healthy weight formula. i just fed the recommended amount... and they both loved the taste. after a few months max's "speal powers" returned... and i got my hero back.

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the subpoena. yesterday she said most americans will be able to use the site by the end of next month. it's already been online for almost a month. what have we learned? healthcare.gov has not been working. the fact it it's been a disastrous failure by most any measure. claims to the contrary are filled with half truths. when looking for success stories, loaders point to the 15 states that have gone on their own. some state insurance exchanges do work. one, for example. but the cost is $100 million in new york, more than 160 million. in california, nearly $360 million. cbs news reports the total cost for the state exchanges alone is more than $1.1 billion. taxpayers dollars. and some state exchanges are as messed up as the federal. surprised? not to those in charge. the ones who did the testing? they new full well they needed

more testing and were not given the time. the president says he didn't know. now breaking just moments ago, experts from goggle and oracle, among others, are joining the rush to fix it all by the end of next month. that's the technical part, at least for now. but the president has promised, once the glitches are work out, healthcare itself will be good for the nation and good for all of us as individuals. trust me, he said. among the many promises, if you like your plan, you can keep it. it was, perhaps for many, his most comforting and repeated reattachment if you like your plan, you can keep it. but for millions of americans that is not true. the fact is people are being dropped, because the law mandates a minimum level of coverage. if your policy does not make the cut, you're cancelled. you may like it. but you can't keep it. >> i thought i would get a letter from my company that said your rates have gone up. it didn't even occur to me that

i would get the letter saying, you're cancelled. >> the fact is lots of people will get such letters. the president says they can shop around for something better. republic runs have been saying this would hasn't, this huge price tag, the stories of promises broken, they're not the trumped up tails of a partisan echo chamber. they're fact citizen polls sergeant they're hurting the president. there's a new "wall street journal" poll out today that sews that president obama's approval rating is at 42%, lowest ever. president obama's signature legislative achievement, given the facts available today, is helping to bring him down. ed henry is live at the white house. the white house has expressed hope that it can get past these problems and quickly, ed. >> reporter: that's right. they're hoping the web site will not be something we're talking about in a few weeks.

they made that mental to get it -- made that pledge to get it up and rung by the end of november, and would nothing more than to turn the page of that and focus on the substance of the law. jay carn yes, when i pressed him of the poll, suggesting the president's credibility is taking a hit, his approval rating down 42%, similar to fox news polling, at 41% approval, and specifically on a series of healthcare questions in the poll, suggested the law is becoming a little bit less popular and the president's credibility on the issue has taken a hit. jay carney says over time they hope to change the narrative because as more people get the benefits and see the positives, the think it's going to turn around. >> ed, administration officials insist 5% of americans will be in the middle of this. but the president promised all of us. 5% is a lot of millions of people, and republicans say they think it's higher. >> that's right. 5% basically, 14-15 million

people. so that's negligent. -- significant. and the republicans quoting a story, if you go back to the federal register in june of 20 10. officials posted comments about the new law which had just been signed into law, that suggested it would not just be a hit to individual insurance plans but disruption of employer, based health plans and we may see people being dropped there. so that would change the narrative again negatively for the administration, because it would be a bigger personal of people, it would include people who have insurance through their employer, which the white house says you'll be fine if you're in that category. this report from 2010 says there may be a bumpy road as well. the'm white house chief of staff went behind closes doors. you havener obvious democrats reading the polls and will have to defend this law in the 2014

mid-terms and the white house is trying reassure them. >> ed, thanks very minute. breaking news on the fox news deck. a new development in the case of the utah accused of killing his beauty queen wife. we have been watching this closely because his own daughters are schedule to take the stand against him. in fact, four of his seven daughters have testified against the man. and in addition, two of his mistresses. trace gallagher has an update from the court and is live in los angeles. trace? >> reporter: the mistresses and the daughter have gotten all the headlines but the key testimony might from medical examiner, dr. todd gray. the initial cause of death was ruled as natural causes of michelle macneill, saying her heart disease killed her. it wasn't until the macneill children pressed the authorities to do a more thorough toxicology report, they found out she may

have had a lethal cocktail of drugness her system that could have exacerbated the problem. now listen to the prosecution's new line offing to the medical examiner. >> if you were to learn that the defendant here had told somebody or others that he had drugged up michelle macneill, and convinced her to get into the tub and held her down for a little bit, and it caused her death, would that see see anywhere -- scenario be tint how michelle macneill may have died here. >> yes, certainly is possible. >> reporter: not just giving her the drugs but actually holding her down and drowning her. that medical examiner will be cross examined in four or five minutes. >> we'll watch for that.

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practice video, schemes, and, yes, playbooks. the high school had to forfeit the and inthe school has been fined and the coaches punished. it's not clear whether any of the men will be allowed to coach the rest of the season. the sheriffs says the coaches and the girlfriend could face a fine up to $500 or six months in jail. police say the student who gave the coaches the information is not facing any charges because the actual crime here, according to the authorities, is logging on to the site without authorization. joining us now is former nfl wide receiver, randall hill. randall "thrill" hill. the two-time champion. you came from a place where you ought to know they'll do most anything to win. >> oh, yeah, but -- that's okay. i can take it. i have thick skin.

when you talk about winning with football, south florida and florida and texas, and now louisiana, there's a lot of pressure for the coaches and student athletes to win, and win at all costs. >> it's one thing to intercept a signal coming in, maybe understand what when you run instead of pass. it's another thing to tap into a computer and the get the play book of the opposite team. >> it does not set a good example for the young student-athletes are watching the coaches, watching what they do, see how they conduct themselves under stressful situations. so try to stick close to your parents and away from the coaches, away from the pressure, and give mom and dad a hug instead of hanging close to the coaches. >> there's a lot of pressure. i know there was a lot at the u. there always has been. and that investigation is over and done with and the good folks in miami would like to move past it. but there's lessons for all of

us in what you have experiences and what we're seeing in louisiana. >> yes, sir. even going back to my high school days, '70s, when i ran track, i had guys who were not upstanding citizens who would say, how many yards are you going to win by? and i'm like, why? and they would say, well, because we got a lot of money riding on this, like a point spread. and better not win by large margin because we'll have to get away from the stadium. even when i was at the university of miami, you definitely wanted to cover the point spread, you want to have fun, and we did that on the field, but you never know what type of outside influences are going to be coming after you after the game. >> for sure, randall-ly to" hill. nice to meet you. >> thank you, sir. >> don't you hate it when you're on a plane, listening to music or playing candy crush or something, and they tell you,

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breaking news now. just into the fox news deck. we have gotten word out of syria that the israelis have attacked a port there. specifically attacked a missile shipment. a missile shipment that is said to have come to the syrians from

the russians. if you remember, it is the russians who have held up any sort of punishment against syria in the middle of its long civil war. the russians have been allies for a long time of the syrian president, the russians who have gotten in the way and said to be helping out the syrians. the government side, in their civil war. now we learned through washington, not israel, not testify -- tel aviv, that the israelis attacked some missiles that were, we're told, sent from russia to syria, for the syrian government to use in their civil war. the russians taking sides with missiles. the israelis taking out the missiles. me thinks this story may be at the beginning as we get more information. we'll bring it to you. you can finely read your kindle on the plane 0, play cran dicrush without fearing you'll bring the jet down.

our friends at the federal aviation administration just changed the rules. soon passengers can use electron ic gadgets while flying gate-to-gate. they have to have restrictions. you can't make phone calls. thank you. and have to put your phone or tablet into airplane mode or turn off the connection to cell towers towers soing in -- and you can connect your gadgets to wi-fi if your plane provides it. faa officials did not give an exact start date for the rules and are leaving that decision up to the airlines. jolene is with us. i read this morning, delta jumped right in. >> delta jumped in so did jetblue, and they're trying 0 adopt technology. but some airlines will be faster than others. jetblue and southwest and united already have technology with the internet they access through satellite for their

wi-fi. so delta will be slower, so either have to change their provider, some is go-go, otherwise hair going to have to change go-go's technology. >> not that anybody thought this was a problem its at they faa wanted the airlines to pay for the test to prove it's not a problem use, the faa says technology has changed a lot since the went into place so they're saying aviation technology and cell phone technology is different so it's definitely good news for frequent flyers but they reserved one option. they can tell you to turn off the phone in case they're is in visual interference and they can say, one person at a time, turn off your cell phones. >> that makes sense. >> stephen colbert, do you hate us?

nation, stephen colbert can't get enough of the fox news deck. he has computer envy. he watched us play on his show. >> it's taken over my life and

impaired my ability to do my job. it's called, shiny or news? >> you see, on the left, there are stories i'm probably supposed to be talking about, while on the right, there are shiny diamonds. here we go. this is always a tough choice. i got to touch those diamonds. >> diamonds is the right choice, stephen. you did well, nation. at the beginning of the clip, which we cut off by accident herb was watching us play candy crush. he was two weeks behind. today because there's not a lot of music, we told he wall to be halloweeny. you can see become here -- that's not halloween. that's something that looks like ipad. that on the other hand is a jack-o-lantern. we just put this over a pumpkin. the weather is not good across

much of the great nation for trick-or-treating, so if you're taking the kids out, make sure the state says it's okay to trick-or-treat, and happy halloween. see you back here on he fox news deck if breaking news changes everything or cavuto gets bored or something. >> that's ridiculous. that story about a monster. >> i tell you there's something horrible out there. unless we destroy it, it will destroy us. >> but you might already be too late because there is indeed a monster but it has nothing, nothing to do with halloween. this monster is killing off millions of americans' insurance policies. >> the monster is here! >> are you out of your mind? >> i tell you it's there. >> you don't know what you're saying.