they all looked funny. a lot of law going on. have a good day, everybody. see you on o'reilly tonight. have a good day, everybody. >> we take that as the start to the show, from america's news room. hillary clinton's presidential campaign launching its battle plan ahead of the release of an exclusive book alleging pay to play by the former secretary of state. welcome to happening now. i am jenna lee. >> mrs. clinton's threat to make remarks at georgetown university. no word whether she will address the growing controversy over the book alleging foreign donors who gave millions to the clinton foundation received favorable treatment from the government. when mrs. clinton was the nation's top diplomat. in a new memo the clinton campaign official blasts the

book as a political hit job and it tends to discredit the author. jack nicklaus it is, senior politics editor of the daily breeze, daniel hauser of the weekly standard and author of clinton inc.. jackie, the book is not even out yet. the clinton campaign is dismissing it as the same old attack that the right wing has been making begins the clintons forever. how worried are they? how worried should they be about what it contains? >> they are going to push back very hard on this book just like they did other clinton books before that. it is hard to say how hard this is going to hit some. i have been hearing a lot from the right that there are some damning claims in this book but it remains to be seen how well they are backed up, how good the research is. of the research is good there is not a lot they can do to discredit it frankly. >> you are the author of a

clinton book, the push back you get from the clinton camp when you write a book they don't like. >> they go ahead and call you a liar and don't actually engage in any substantive issue and that is what is happening here. it has happened to me and it is happening to this new author, trying to call him a liar and distract from the substantive issues that the book is reportedly raising which are serious questions of ethical and morals and frankly the way we do business in america. it completely undermines hillary clinton's argument as secretary of state if these allegations are true and it requires serious questioning and distractions are to be expected. hillary clinton's distractions. we should focus on the substance once the book comes out and get to the bottom of it and focus on the fact, not at hominem attacks. >> the quote on monday in new hampshire was we will be

subjected to all kinds of distractions and attacks. there seems to be that attempt to sort of lumped all of this together and fro it away and say it is not an e shoe. does she need to, based on what we're hearing about this book, does she need to have another un kind of news conference and address specifically the charges that it makes? >> i don't think they will leather want to have another conference like the one at the u.n.. that one didn't go so well. it depends on what is in this book but we know there have been some problems and controversy about the donations to the clinton foundation when she was secretary of state. many outlets h reported this. sometimes when there's smoke there's fire and we will just have to see. we will see what the claims are. >> the press secretary for the clinton campaign is out with a list of sort of pushed back for

the campaign saying this is part of the koch brothers attempt to smear hillary clinton and so forth but why not just answer the charges? >> it is obviously lazy and they want to distract. the book is not out yet but they do have copies of it. on the desk of the center for american progress also chairing hillary clinton's campaign, they have gotten a advanced copy of the book somehow, we don't yet know. they probably have the book but they just want to distract. engaging in substantive issues that they did something wrong on is damaging for the man they want to crucify the person who goes after them. >> let's talk politics for just a second. mrs. clinton has to decide how she feels about a free trade agreement. she is walking a fine line on this one. >> she had a couple different views on trade agreements.

she voted against capta. when she was secretary of state she supported the ppp which was going to be addressed by congress very soon but here is the thing. the waiver has been trying to push her to be against this trade agreement but the thing is who do they have if not hillary clinton? there isn't a dead candidate of democratic side yet to take up who is vital to take up their cause so we will be interesting to see how she plays this and how they react. >> will be fascinating to watch. we will be watching thank you. keep it right here on fox for more on the clinton money trail as bret baier, the tables clinton web 10:00 p.m. a closer look at how all wealthy the clintons have become post white house and will feature an exclusive look at the new book, the one we have been talking

about called clinton cash. >> in the meantime, new action in the skies over yemen with fresh reports of a saudi led coalition just launch some new air strikes, the day after declaring an end to its monthlong bombing campaign. all this as the pentagon dispatched the u.s. aircraft carrier to the region and that is where we pick up with jennifer griffin who is live at the pentagon today. >> despite the cease-fire announcement from saudi arabia yesterday halting the operation against iran backed houthi rebels the iranian convoy has not changed course, it continues steaming in the direction of hayden. the uss theodore roosevelt has been shadowing the iranian convoys for the past few days conducting flight operations to keep a visual on the conflict. a spokesman for the u.s. navy at fifth fleet in bahrain tells fox news, quote, we continue to monitor the iranian convoy as

well as other maritime traffic in the region. there were mixed messages yesterday about the purpose of repositioning the roosevelt battle group from conducting air operations against isis in iraq and syria from the northern arabian gulf to the coast of yemen. the pentagon said there were nine vessels in the iranian convoy including cargo ships suspected of carrying rockets as well as two iranian navy frigate serving as escort ships all in violation of u.n. security council resolution 2216 banning the transfer of weapons to the houthi rebels. >> i saw a lot of cable kicker's today, ships going there to intercept iranian ships, that is blatantly untrue. this discreet movement of -- a discreet purpose. >> a pentagon official says there is nothing discreet about moving a 100,000 ton nuclear power aircraft carrier. the model of the roosevelt

battle group is the big stick, not be discreet. >> we will let that stand. it is hard not to laugh. thank you very much. one thing jennifer talked about was a mixed message about what we are doing. what message are we trying to send? that is the question we will ask. not only the action but how we are speaking about it here at home which always plays into the story. >> discreet little carrier battle group. a story of france, french authorities have stopped the terror attack on at least one church. the arrest of a heavily armed islamic extremist. the computer science student already flagged as a security risk accidentally shot himself and called for help. for affairs correspondent live from london bureau with that. >> we are getting new

information from paris authorities in the past half hour or so. let the terrorist links are stronger than we first believed and more sinister as well. france's interior minister and other authorities are saying 24-year-old french algerian student was nabbed by police sunday morning and might have done himself in. police also responded to that call from him for an ambulance for that gun shot wound and they found in his car and at his home four fully loaded automatic rifles, three bulletproof vests cash, and islamist terror materials related to isis and al qaeda terror groups as well as indications that he planned attacks mainly on that same sunday on at least one, maybe two churches, one in a suburb of paris. most significant, there are indications he was under orders from a group in syria to carry out those attacks. isis has been targeting christians, they have been

telling christians, hitting symbols of christianity in the wake of those charlie hebdo newspaper terror attacks as well as one of kosher supermarket, mosque and synagogue. finally police say this guy was already on their radar. we have heard that before as well, twice in the past two years they were alerted this fellow was making plans to go to syria to fight with terror groups there. police say there wasn't enough information to hold the man they are busy holding a lot of other people in looking at a lot of other people, to thousand french people are believed to have fought or are fighting with terror groups in syria and iraq, tracking down 100 criminal cases. finally, to show how serious this fellow might have been put these are also looking into a strong connection between him and the murder of a young woman, mother of a child in the same french suburb, a paris suburb. more when we get the latest

details. >> keep us up to date. >> frightening new report about the threats facing americans every da we are including terrorism but what about the weather? the fix comes with a trillion dollar price tag. we are live with that story. plus law farmer accused of a gruesome crime just learned her fate what. recited. the big kentucky bourbon caper who was arrested and how police say this cam went down. >> what we have is a multifaceted crime rings in three categories, the steroids aspects but the common link between all these categories is mr. kirksinger who was involved in every criminal aspect.

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>> a crime stories, a quick decision in the case of an oregon farmer accused of killing to handymen and feeding their corpses to hogs. jurors deliberated an hour

before convicting susan monica of murder. a theft ring operating for years is busted up. police said the mastermind was the worker in a kentucky distillery and even wore shirts promoting the distillery as he delivered barrels of stole liquor. court action for and ohio mother accused of dropping her 2-year-old son into a cheetah exhibit at the zoo. she pleaded not guilty to child endangerment charges. with mrs. agee was dangling the toddler over the railing when the boy fell. family members quickly jumped in and got the child out safely. take a closer look at the charges imam faces and the case against her when the legal panel convenes. >> we will hear more about that. new warnings about threats to our everyday life in america, how terrorism and even the weather could bring this country to a standstill by knocking out power across the country but the stakes come with a hefty price, a story we looked at often on

happening now. rich edson has more from washington d.c.. >> this as the u.s. undergoes changes in how we use power and how utilities provide it. further threatening the reliability of our power infrastructure. the report calls for sizable outlays from the government 10 utility companies costing $2 trillion to upgrade the electricity system. of that $900 billion to improve electricity transition. those figures are just seven years old. the report references them to the electric study, the department of energy details a host of vulnerability to the u.s. power grid, cyberattacks climate change and terrorism. the report says quoting the national research center, quote, the electric power, the delivery system that carries electricity from large central generators to customers could be severely damaged by a small number of well informed attackers. the system is inherently vulnerable because transmission lines may spend hundreds of miles and in many facilities are

unguarded. it adds an attack could lead the electric power system and a large region of the country at least partially disabled for, quote, very long time. energy secretary says the report demonstrates a premium on spending to upgrade the nation's electricity system, much of the energy infrastructure needs replacing and modernizing because some components are too old or obsolete. democrats a the u.s. should abate the role of solar, wind and cleaner fuel as the effects of climate change friend the infrastructure but some republicans have pointed out the report says the u.s. moves away from coal energy affecting transmission needs making the system even more vulnerable. back to you. >> a lot to think about, thank you. >> a disturbing story of the heartland one person is dead, 20 others sick and after coming down with a rare illness from the church potluck meal. also military moves near yemen. the role our aircraft carrier might play and the message it

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>> a church pot luck, somebody brought a killer dish. the pastor says last weekend's pot luck was just like hundreds of others. hospital officials said one person has died, 20 others are sick and actors they came down with symptoms of food board botulism. doctors say the disease is not contagious but the cdc is sending an antitoxin to treat their rare illness while authorities investigate the cause of the outbreak. >> john boehner weighing in on the decision to send u.s. warships to the waters off yemen calling it the right thing to do, adding that they hope their involvement won't be needed this

as saudi arabia resumed air strikes in yemen less than 24 hours after declaring an end to the campaign against the iranian-backed rebels. joining us retired major general bob skills military analyst, you say this is the first right move, one of the first moves that you can get behind as far as the administration doing this. why do you think this is the way to go? >> is a clear demonstration of power. we have been dancing around the war game for over a year but to spend the carrier battle group, who knows how many subsurface vessels, along with the carrier, along with military support at our base in djibouti, this is a huge demonstration of american military muscle. there is nothing discreet about any of this. is the administration wanted to evacuate civilians they would have sent an amphibious assault ship. if they wanted to ensure freedom of navigation they would have

sent destroyers. you send a carrier into harm's way if you want to make a statement, if you want to send a message to indy iranians but unloading missiles in yemen is a game changer and the administration is not going to let it happen. my concern is what the iranians take the bait? >> i want to use the word discreet, something we saw from the state department. let me play the sound from what the president had to say about what the mission was for our ships in the region. let's listen to the president's interview with chris matthews. >> there is a reason why we keep some of our ships in the persian gulf region and that is to make sure we maintain navigation and what we said to them is if their weapon is delivered to factions within yemen they could threaten navigation. that is a problem. we are not sending them obscure

messages. we sent very direct message is. >> that is the commander in chief. this is what the state department is saying about the mission as well. >> there was a lot of miss reporting, i saw a lot of cable tickets from a ship's going to intercept iranian ships that is blatantly untrue. this discreet movement of u.s. movement is the good discreet purpose. >> you are laughing. go ahead. what do you think? >> i don't know what is wrong with narrative production in this town. why doesn't the state department talk to the president? why don't they talk to the department of defense? they won't tell you, the commitment of nine service vessels, two said surface vessels, a nuclear-powered carrier with 78 aircraft aboard is discreet and good for them that it is not disagree. >> what about the navigation's

side? the president is keeping waterways clear. we saw from senior officials, first reports of this, it was about intercepting these iranian vessels but why not either say nothing at all, why say this? >> you maintain navigation rights and you deters pirates for the use of smaller ships, frigates, destroyers and the occasional cruiser, you don't do with the carrier you are entirely right. what the administration needs to do is match the narrative with the action to declare the will to confront the iranians and put vessels in the region that are capable of doing it. there is no even match. the military force is so overwhelming in comparison to the iranians that it is time to face facts. maria: the iranians have nine ships in this convoy, seven cargo ships. we know what a cargo ship looks like, these are big ships and

two navy frigates as well and they are not turning around. despite us moving these warships into the region it hasn't changed the results for the direction of this. >> let's see. it is of to the iranians. here is the game changer. indications hard those cargo ships contain components for surface to air missiles. if the iranians can turn off the saudi arabia campaign the administration has asked them to back off until this is resolved and that is why they stopped their bombing campaign. what we're going to see is a confrontation. will be hard liners force the discharge of these weapons in a confrontation or will they sail past and do the right thing? my sense is this won't come to a confrontation but war is the most difficult thing to anticipate that there is and it could very well happen that we

will have a confrontation between the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and iranian fleet, but we are showing the resolve to confront these guys in the space that we command. maria: are we undercutting the message by what we are saying about it? the wall street journal editorial said what mr. obama risk his nuclear deal over a naval incident all for the sake of standing with the saudis over yemen. the iranians doubt it which is why they are testing the u.s. at see. that brings us to your point about the iranian calculation in this and america as well. what do you think are the chances this does come to some sort of conflict because both sides are not going to back down or do you agree with the wall street journal that this president will not engage the iranians at sea or at land?

>> yes and yes. the iranians are smart enough to know of confrontation is not in their best interests. i think they're going to reconsider before they unload those weapons. at the same time i see no indication this administration is going to take an aggressive stance against the iranians and put the nuclear deal at risk. i think this is going to be a confrontation. there will be some tense moments but the iranians will sail past it. maria: we will see what transpires at sea and what is said today in the press briefing about the goals of our mission. it is great to see you, thanks very much. >> supporters say would promote free trade but propose trade deal is causing a very public showdown among politicians in one party ahead of the 2016 campaign. plus those double decker jumbo jets are falling out of favor with the airlines.

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>> capitol hill hearings and underway on a massive trade deal, is becoming a big issue in the 2016 presidential race. make the manual is live with what it is all about. >> the drama is on the left, president obama trying to reassure his supporters that he wouldn't do a trade if it were bad for the middle class yet many of his usual allies on capitol hill law locally against it. >> they are not good for the american people or working men and women. put a disadvantage, so the answer is not only no but hell no. >> when you hear folks make a lot of those suggestions how bad this trade deal is when you dig into the facts they are wrong. >> democrats continue expressing their skepticism with the trade deal, those in favor, on the merits of it.

the senate finance committee is working on language of the bill and bernie sanders temporarily slammed on the banks with the procedural move. many lawmakers giving the president fast-track authority for 1200 to trade deal. the chairman of the senate finance steel made this page for trade promotion authority a short time ago. >> simply without tpa, trading partners will not with their best offers on the table and we have no guarantee that it would be the ones that congress actually votes on in this end. >> it does create a dilemma for the presidential campaign for hillary rodham clinton who spoke in favor of free trade when she worked for president obama as secretary of state. with democrats divided on the issue they're taking a more cautious approach. ♪

♪ >> in the not too distant future you may not be leaving on a jumbo plane. the double decker planes they hold 500 people more. seem to be going the way of the by plane. airline profits are booming and. last year airlines place zero orders for these two jumbo jets, the boeing 747 and the airbus a 380. does it mean fewer seats in the air? yes and perhaps higher prices. a travel consultant and founder of the blog one mile at a time, edward is running the travel blog pizza in motion, welcome to both of you. >> airbuses that begun the a 380 is out about ten years now. it was going to be the future,

my understanding is they can configure that to carry i don't think they're doing that but no one seems to be buying it. start with you, why not. >> boeing and airbus have outdone themselves. boeing has built a 787. and smarter planes are more fuel efficient and the benefit of that is airlines can operate more specific routes, they could not serve with larger aircraft but much more fuel efficient way to fly passengers. >> fuel efficient sounds like it should mean lower prices. does that mean if they get rid of the jumbo jets are we going to be seeing lower air fares? >> i doubt it. remember over the years the airlines have lost a lot of money. especially the u.s. airlines are coming back into a period of profitability. if they can fly those planes

full and they don't need the jumbo jets they are likely to target those routes where they can charge as much as possible. it is a lost opportunity to make revenue. >> i am sorry, go ahead. >> they are tough fit for the u.s. market. >> one of problems is those jumbo jets not only have double decks but twice as many engines, four engines where the other planes we are talking about only rely on two. we have a shot. we can do a comparison in our studio of the scale model of the 747 against the boeing 777. if our camera man could hand over to the right we see the triple 7 behind it, almost the same size airplane, almost as many seats on board but only has two engines, it is much more

fuel-efficient. >> exactly. smaller planes let airlines start new routes the 787 has allowed japan airlines to start a flight from boston to tokyo nonstop. the other japanese airlines started a flight from san jose to tokyo. these are flights the a 380 could never do and that the end of the day when business travelers value, flights and frequent service rather than one flight a day they would rather have two with three flight today on smaller planes. >> what about the expense? dallas-fort worth spent something like $5 million building a terminals that could accommodate the a 380 boarding ramps on two different levels, the san francisco build a new terminal to accommodate among other things, dates the a 380 the billion dollar terminal. if they quit flying these planes very much doesn't all that money go to waste? >> it does to some degree but

that sort of flying can survive those cities it is why we have not seen the expansion in other cities because those cities revolve around hubs at the u.s. airlines, you can move traffic past that hubbell whether talking about dallas or american airlines where partner carriers can move these folks around. it is not an original departing routes with enough to go to the city but also a reason it won't happen in a lot of other airports. that expense is that big expense, talking about widening runway and tarmac and those expensive will be prohibitive for smaller airports where they can't figure out how to move those around. >> the airbus a 380 they had to enforce those runways a handful of u.s. airports that have them or have the capability to plant them. even if these things aren't ordered, aren't on the order books it doesn't mean they are

going to stop flying. the airlines that have invested in these planes will still be flying these things. they fly with basicall apartments for the superwealthy traveler. >> exactly. the a 380 is the backbone of the fleet, they won't be able to operate in a lot of fleet's without the a 380 and works very well for them and they go ahead to order more of these in addition to the 140 they have already ordered it is an updated version so for some airlines is working well especially for the golf carriers who are very focused on this hub and spoke system where they route everybody through dubai and bring it to a global. >> comes down to money. will this mean more expensive seats or less expensive tickets they're flying smaller planes. >> and the jumbo jets, a drop in

price and very specifically targeted, and a little more trouble than the 747. the golf carriers have a big fit for them but boeing has other options. and the a 380 doesn't, as things grow the airlines are focusing on filling every last seas n.v. a 380, they work against that model. >> a few orders for 8747 air force one. thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. we want to hear from you. do you think the federal government should crack down on the airline industry over fees and rising ticket prices? live chat up and running, go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. >> watch a guy for extreme weather, hail, high winds and live tornadoes, we have more

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dow what is ahead on outnumbered. >> hillary clinton in damage control mode as her camp circulates a memo pushing back on claims that she rewarded foreign governments to donated to her family's foundation. does this show how worried she really is? >> actor ben affleck admitting he forced the tv network pbs to spencer a show about his family history. why? he is talking about it. >> the dangerous new way young girls are trying to look like their favorite celebrity. this is a huge story. >> one lucky guy is also a huge story. outnumbered at the top of the hour and what time is it? back to you. >> we appreciate it. see you in 16 minutes.

>> storms on the move today in texas along the east coast carrying the potential for nasty conditions later today. mario molina in the fox business weather center with more on this. >> we are looking at the risk of severe weather today and one of those areas is along the east coast including the i-95 corridor. the concern is a cold front moving eastward and we could see showers and storms and some of those could be isolated severe weather but on the back side of this system we have some snow coming down across the great lakes. the great lakes becoming an frozen a you see that moisture, temperatures cold enough for snow across wisconsin and michigan. across the central plains we have more significant risk of severe weather and we have storms across eastern parts of oklahoma and producing some heavy rain gusty winds that later this afternoon into this evening we have a new round of

storms develop across parts of the texas panhandle and northern parts of texas and we are looking at an enhanced risk, this is what the storm prediction center has highlighted across the northern parts of texas, enhanced risk for large wind damage and gusts and tornadoes, thunderstorms developing today. the risk for severe weather will continue over the next several days, thursday, slightly smaller risk but texas, still included southern parts of oklahoma, across areas of louisiana and as we head into friday and wrap up the work week, some energy out of the rockies will enhance the risk for severe storms. you are looking at risk for tornadoes from kansas into portions of oklahoma and texas. that risk relatively widespread especially as we head into friday and the tornado county is below average. typically buys this time of year we should have seen over 300

tornados 140 right now and temperaturewise look at these numbers, that cold air in place across the great lakes 30s up there, farther south warming up for storms, 80 degrees for the high temperatures in dallas and in the 70s, let's go over to you. >> from law raisin farmer to the supreme court. the federal government stopped from seizing his dried fruit crop. the case centers around the nearly 80-year-old law. william. >> this is one of those you have got to be kidding me stories. actually i am not. one man is raising hell over u.s. raisin policy that requires every farmer to put in government reserve any and all reasons that exceed a certain amount for free. it dates back to world war ii when the government wanted to stabilize the rays in market but today farmers as the law serves no purpose.

when he ignored it the fed's literally tried to seize his reasons to give away your sin overseas. the fed's now claim he owes them 700 grand for his crop exceeded government have. horn claims this violates the fifth amendment since as the government shall not take private property for public use without just compensation. >> all i wanted to do as a farmer is to grow my grapes make raisins and clean and skin them myself. >> but the government argues and i'm quoting from their brief in an unrelated market, and you'll static domestic demand creates price instability which is what occurred in the racing industry before the law was passed. critics say this is absurd. the government doesn't compensate surplus tomatoes, why

should the federal racing commission yes there is one, regulate raisins? >> this is like a raisin opec. how many raisins out there, they promote raisins and have reason website that, recipes for raising keeps the price table for the benefit of reason farmers not so much for the benefit of consumers. >> uconn stop laughing or crying. this isn't about reasons but rights. does this protect personal property, not just land, and we have seen eminent domain. >> the feds want almost three quarters of a million dollars from this guy. >> that is right or four years of his raisin crop. >> the growing controversy over exemptions for vaccinating children, others say not vaccinated and child with other children at risk, now a key vote

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>> a key vote in the growing debate over vaccination and exemptions with lawmakers in california set to decide whether to eliminate the religious exemptions that exists. that would mean shoulder and who aren't immunized wouldn't be able to attend public schools. very controversial. jonathan is live in santa monica cammed california with more on this story. >> this legislation is ultimately -- california would become the nineteenth stage across the country for us to force parents to vaccinate their children if they want them to go to public school. parents we spoke to at roosevelt elementary in santa monica are giving the plan a cautious

welcome. listen here. >> so many kids are exposed to reach other day today but i don't have an opinion as far as -- something mandated. >> definitely for public, people to have a choice and it is their decision. but for public school is very important. >> one in ten parents here, a figure reflected across the country, choose not to vaccinate. a site of fear of a possible link between the vaccines and autism despite a growing body of medical research showing there is no such lincoln. the latest such report published in the journal of the american medical association just yesterday. here's the report. >> this study confirms the safety of the vaccine using recent objective data in a large

data set. we hope this reassures parents when they are making health care decisions for their children. >> figures show that autism is rising among children in the united states from a figure of 866 in 2000 to one in 68 children in 2010. from which figures are available and the majority in the medical profession say that is not because of a link between the vaccines and autism, researchers also admit they don't know what is causing that rise in autism rates. >> thank you. >> a family trip to the zoo goes terribly wrong. now all mothers charged with child endangerment after she dropped her 2-year-old son into the cheetah pen. from a wild scene of the highway as police give chase to suspected bank robbers, will put

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jon: we will being back here in one hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today harris faulkner democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie roginsky, political commentator spokeswoman for the libre, rachel campos duffy. today's #oneluckyguy hash, the man who making bankers shake in their fewchy loafers, charlie gasparino. >> not in the face, whatever. >> the last time you and i got together on the couch i ended up your back and you were doing push up. >> it was easy. >> i'm surprised you could walk young man. >> thank you for cowling me young. >> i do that with everybody. >> okay. >> let's w