injured. having to catch this real-life grinch stealing decorations in broad daylight, using surveillance video to try to find suspect. take a look and see if you can help. this wraps up first hour of "fox & friends" first, "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye bye. rob: all right, monday december 3rd and remembering a hero, just hours from now the casket of former george h.w. bush will arrive in washington, d.c., service dog sully refusing to leave his side. >> look at that, final farewell wishes to 41st president set for today and meeting with méxico, can the u.s. hammer out a deal to stop a growing caravan crisis? rob: the sit-down that's set for today is a big one as conditions worsen at the border. >> here is the thing, so much extra space in the room to do activities. >> you don't need permission from us to build bunk beds,

you're adults, you do what you want. rob: haven't seen the movie. shocking number of millennials who still live with mom and dad. >> those two not millennials. let's be clear. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ carley: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm carley shimkus in jr. jillian mele. rob: live look of capitol hill, the casket of george h.w. bush will make its way to washington, d.c. to lie in the state retunda. carley: beloved service dog accompanying bush 11 for the last time, casey steigel.

good morning, casey. >> carley, rob, good morning to you, yeah, this plan really has been in the works for years and now it is just being executed and really is well of -- well-oiled machine and the family will be gathering here where they will motorcade ellington field and that's where air force is waiting. we want to show you picture, typically it's called air force one when the president is on board and today it'll technically be called special air mission 41, once arriving at joint base andrews the former president will be taken to u.s. capitol building where he will lie in state ahead of wednesday's funeral at national cathedral. >> i feel really good about people if they analyze not only his establishments but his

character, they'll say, job well done, george h.w. bush. >> and, of course, everyone just cannot stop talking about this picture, get your tissue, sully, the president's service dog, he's a idealo lab seen at funeral home keeping watch over the casket, we've learned that sully h.w. bush will be traveling with the family, he's family, of course, to dc, the president wanted him to go back into service to help another military family and we understand that that is going to happen and that he could potentially be put to work at walter reed medical center so sully will continue to help others as he has president bush here in his final moments, so that is the latest here from houston, very big day, lots of stuff scheduled, we will stay on top of it and have all of it for

you here on fox news, guys. carley: absolutely. rob: beautiful picture, thank you so much, we appreciate it. president trump is considering pushing back the looming government shutdown in the wake of president george h.w. bush's death, he's willing to sign a two-week federal budget extension to give congress more time to hammer out spending bill. republicans are fighting for $5 billion to fund the southern border wall. carley: speaking of that, meanwhile mexican officials are in washington this morning to work out solution to migrant crisis at the border. rob: this as mexican authorities are opening new shelter in tijuana with thousands of people living in very unsanitary conditions and that's where we find griff jenkins who considers coverage, hey, griff. griff: rob, carley, good morning, yeah, we are about 10 miles south of the border and we are in the new shelter, take a look at video we shot yesterday, you'll see there's more space there. it's a better conditions, they

have concrete floor and they are getting fed there but here is the thing, only about 3,000 of total 6,000 are in here meaning 3,000 may be unaaccounted for, they had to leave old shelter because of unsanitary conditions and because of the mud and widespread infection and lice infestation. méxico did inaugurate new president amlo as he's known, marcelo to meet secretary mike pompeo to discuss shared commitment to address common challenges according to state department spokesperson heather. bob goodlatte taking to the air. >> we need our laws changed, this is not a situation that's any better for méxico than it is for the united states, so they ought to work together to work it out. griff: one big concern is that

whether or not this migrant group will try to rush that border again like we saw a week ago sunday, but organizer is behind me in this shelter said he's not worried about that right now, they learned a lesson. take a listen. >> these people already learned, they already learned their lesson, they know -- now they know they can't get into the united states forcing the gates open because it's not going to happen, they have to do it legally. griff: now we wait to find out whether or not there will be anything that comes of the meetings between the new mexican administration and the trump administration. the agreement that we hope to get that the administration wants to get is that the migrants will continue to stay here in méxico while they claim asylum. carley: that's right, analyzing what the implications there are and if it can happen, thank you so much, griff, we appreciate it.

meanwhile president trump isn't backing down on border wall. rob: according to fox news con attributer congress was able to scrape $150 billion to seal iran deal and why can't they find fraction of that for border security. >> what you also wouldn't have is the chaos that keeps everyone distracted and not looking at other specific things that congress is doing, allows for partisan arguments on both sides to keep people divided, and serves as perfect distraction to keep americans from noticing the condition of congress. here is one thing i know, somehow barack obama found $150 billion to give to iran. we don't know if there was, you know, a printer or came from machine, they sent -- they found 150 billion to give to terrorist-sponsoring nation as our state department recognizes it but they can't quite find

5 billion. rob: border wall is also causing rift among democrats with some in the house accusing senate minority leader chuck schumer of softens for the president's call for funding. carley: overnight president trump signaling progress with china following g20 summit, the president tweeting, quote, china agreed to reduce tariff on cars coming from china to the u.s., currently tariff is 40%, now over the weekend the u.s. and china agree today a truce in their tit for tat trade war, president trump said he would not impose new tariffs or raise current ones on january 1st as previously suggested. the news is expected to boost stock today, dow futures well over 450 points overnight. rob: very special start to hanukkah this year at tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, hundreds gathered for lighting last night to mark the holiday and honor the 11 victims killed in the deadly october attack,

president trump began condemning antisemitism writing in part, jews continue to face many forms of violence, hatred and bigotry around the globe as one nation we pledge our continued love and support for the victims, their families and the community and we pray that the victims' families find measure of peace and comfort during holiday season. carley: december tornadoes tearing through naval submarine in georgia despite path of destruction, luckily no serious swruirs have been reported. rob: wild weather going on, dozen late season twisters, one person killed in missouri. senior meteorologist janice dean tracking the latest. january we -- janice: we had

outbreak, ahead of the front, it's warm relatively speaking in the east coast. we are almost done with storm system, we saw dozens of reports of tornadoes, as well as strong winds, reports of hail and a lot of snow, almost a blizzard across portions of the midwest and northern planes and great lakes, right now we are almost done with system, the cold front sweeps through east coast and we will see temperatures drop. ahead 50's and 60's along the coast. lake-effect snow out of the system and our next big on the move storm will originate from the west over the next couple of days bringing more heavy rain and more heavy snow for the california area, here are your highs today, we will start to moderate temperatures aspecially across northern planes, still quite warm across the south relatively speaking but it'll be a much quieter day after a very busy weekend of severe weather.

carley: i will take 54. janice: for a day or two and then we are back to -- rob: moisture out west. janice: absolutely. rob: california getting dumped on. janice: they need but too much can lead to flooding. nice and happy monday. carley: happy monday. all right, let's talk about mars shortly and after landing safely on mars nasa's inside roofer setting records, has generated more power during first full day on red planet than anything else before. rob: wow, photographing mar wills dig into the planet's core to study the interior of the planet. mission expected to last nearly 2 years. carley: look at that, would grow to mars? rob: depends how fast to get me there. 8 months. long road trip. carley: time now is 11 minutes after the hour, in the hot seat ousted fbi director james comey to testify on capitol hill this

week, but there's a catch, the deal he reached with house republicans. rob: meeting with méxico, the country's new government set to sit down with u.s. officials today, so can the two sides reach an agreement on the border with what's happening in tijuana? our next guest says it's a good sign that they are willing to take action. we will see. the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet?

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the house judiciary and oversight committees over handling of fbi's investigation into russian interference in 2016 election and former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mail server. >> if i were a democrat i would be concerned about some of the actions taken by mr. comey and others in the fbi leading right up to the election announcing a reopening of the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail and then announcing, again, immediately after that it was being shut down. >> republicans subpoenaed comey to testify in closed session, now tweeted, quote, grateful for fair hearing from judge, hard to protect my rights without being in contempt which i don't believe in so we will sit in the dark but republicans agreed to i'm free to talk when done and transcript released in 24 hours, this is the closest i can get to public testimony. also on capitol hill the incoming chairman of the house intelligence committee is responding to president trump's comments to the new york post

that he would not take a pardon off the table for his former campaign chairman. >> the president continues to dangle pardon to manafort which only adds to growing body of evidence that the president is engaged in obstruction justice. that's the ultimate significance here. >> last week special counsel's office claimed manafort violated plea agreement repeatedly lie to go investigators, also today jarome corsi, now says his attorneys will file a complaint against special counsel robert mueller alleging criminal conduct, last week rejected plea deal from the counsel's office, back to you. rob: thanks for getting up early, rich, we appreciate it. carley: time now 17 minutes after the hour, the gridlock in washington could put defense spending on the chopping block but defense secretary james mattis has this message. >> when we measure defense spending we must realize it's near historic lows, we all know

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expressed disappoint and threatened to cut some of the government subsidies but she will have to answer tough questions as to why gm has to cut 15,000 jobs, closing down those plants in ohio, michigan, maryland, also shutting down the production of several vehicles, so we are unsure exactly when the meeting is set to take place just sometime this week. carley: speaking about losing jobs, we always talk about robot takeover and amazon is testing cashierless technology at some larger stores? >> yes, they rolled out amazon go stores earlier this year, you can basically go in and you don't have -- you scan what you want with an app and pick everything, you walk walk out of the store, there's no cashier, they are trying out in bigger grocery stores. there are problems implementing in bigger spaces with bigger products but this could be

bigger disruption to other traditional grocery stores, retailers, once again, amazon coming in and making changes, how we shop so previously said they weren't going to use this with whole foods stores but we will have to see if they change minds. or car all right. rob: in the future nobody has job, it's just jeff bezos and a billion robots running the world. that's it. [laughter] rob: it's coming, gridlock in washington may put defense spending on the chopping block. defense secretary james mattis is now warning that it would also put america at risk. >> when we measure defense spending, we must realize it's near historic lows, we all know here today that america can afford survival. carley: to break down when the military's resources are cut iraq war veteran don bramer, don, thank you so much for being with us this morning, the

military defense spending budget was supposed to be around $733 billion by 2020, it could go down to $700 billion, so when people are writing the budget, what's the first thing that gets cut and how could this negatively impact the military? >> good morning, and one of the things that we saw just two years ago we were at a 1940 military and you had a case that planes were dropping out of the sky, troops were underpaid and undersupplied and even more so our ships couldn't sail, now, finally, we are back to a force that's showing the world that the u.s. is a force to be reckon with, i think cutting these resources that are so valuably needed would show the world a bad message and the global market that we have today with everything going on, it sends bad message. rob: especially right now when everything is so volatile. we have a lot -- fingers in a lot of pies right now and a lot

of them are dangerous to be cutting back is not a good time, right? >> well, no, it's not, if you look for the first time we were able to have a budget that was approved and appropriated in 10 years, that's congress worked together on one issue that they agreed on that america should be strong, now moving forward we start looking at those cuts, we will find ourselves back in the same place they were where we had made us not to be a force to be reckon with, at the same time when you have china and other forces around the world trying to build military. carley: defense secretary mattis says he's worried about china and russia and the national defense strategy commission which is a bipartisan group said america might struggle to win or lose a war against china and russia, do you agree with that, could that possibly happen? >> absolutely and if this would have been the same united states defense that we saw two years ago, that would have been the course, but for the first time in 17 years the un believes that

we have peace with the taliban. you know, we are back on rise but when the rest of the world saw military declining up to 2 years ago they saw that leader and advantage, so we are back on the rise and cutting our military at this crucial point sends bad message to the world when we are telling the united nations and the u, in that they need to increase spending, we have to do the exact same. rob: iran continues to be a pain for the united states and they've just tested another missile, got caught doing it, they say they didn't do anything wrong, seems clear if you read the un agreement that they have, what do you think the response should be? >> the agreement 2231 clearly states that they are not supposed to be doing this type of testing and going forward with their program, you know, it is a clear example right there when you bring it up of why we cannot cut our defense spending, you know, in the deal we had in 2015 was a horrible deal for

america, $1.7 billion went back to the iranian government, they didn't use that for their people, what they used that for was to proliferate weapons across the globe into yemen and afghanistan and syria but also increase nuclear program and, you know, just a few months ago when the u.s. taking wrong steps, this shows that we are taking right steps and sanctions are needed with iran. carley: we all know that america can afford survival which resinates with a lot of folks out there this morning. rob: thank you so much, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. rob: 27 minutes after the hour, chaos erupting in paris, have you seen some of this? protestors attacking police, what a mess and vow to go continue the riot and how the french president is responding this morning. carley: bill and hillary's speaking tour, why it could cost less than your next lunch? [laughter]

rob: welcome back, rudy giuliani slamming special counsel bob mueller for what he calls unethical tactics in russia probe in radio interview the president's attorney accusing mueller's team of intimidating witnesses. >> this isn't search for the truth, it's a witch hunt. this is what's wrong with the special prosecutors and independent counsels, they think they are god. rob: well, the interview comes days after president trump's attorney michael cohen pleaded guilty to lying and how long the plan went on for. france considering all options as they assess the damage from paris' worst riots in decade, french president macron is considering state of emergency and beefing up protest security, macron is asking prime minister for meeting with political party leaders and so-called yellow vest protestors to stop violence

over high taxes, fuel tax, more than 400 arrests and 133 injuries over the weekend, all the area has been ripped apart in protests. also a special tribute from the houston texans honoring president george h.w. bush. >> please stand in a moment of silent reflection in memory of president bush. rob: texans holding a moment of silence for hometown fan houston playing with heavy hearts but they did come out and beat the browns 29-13, that's good news, carley over to you. carley: hours from now the nation will begin final farewells to the former president, tributes from across the country including one man's whose job was to protect vice president during campaign in florida more than 30 years ago, two-time senate candidate joins us now, thank you so much for being with us this morning.

i hear you have a pretty amusing story about a personal encounter you had with the former president, can you tell us what happened? >> good morning, carley, well, as you said, about 30 years ago i was on a protection detail, i was in air force eod, disposal at the time and we were assigned to secret service on the detail to protect the vice president at an event in florida and i was in the lead car clearing motorcade route on an interstate and my job was to make sure the overpasses were clear, there weren't abandoned vehicle that could be dangerous and those kinds of things and we saw a large truck with the word dynamite on the side of the trailer on overpass so i had to get out the police car i was riding in and make my way up there but as i was making my way up to try to climb up the hill to overpass i stepped down on the grass and ended up water over my head. [laughter] >> in suit and tie, so i promptly got out of the water,

went up and cleared the vehicle, got back in the vehicle and went ahead to venue in front of the vice president's motorcade and hopped out of car because part of my job was to clear the venue also and there was a man waiting for me there, his name was george w. bush, he looked at me and much younger version of himself as i was then too and he looked at me and grin the grin, what happened to you, i told him the story, we chuckled a little bit, he patted me on the back and i went on my way, eventually i did see the vice president in the venue and he gave me a look and a grin and pointed at me and that was -- he was a great commander in chief when he did become president. i do have to say that. carley: yeah, nothing like looking not your best. sorry for that happening to you. now you say that bush 41, former president is the most exceptional commander in chief of the military you've ever

served under, why? >> that's exactly right. he's the only one that i served under that had combat experience which i later got under his command for the first time in desert shield and desert storm and he made the decisions the right way, he told his generals what needed to be done, they came up with a plan, they approved the plan and they went out and executed the plan and he made strategic decisions to end the conflict when it was the appropriate time, built extremely good coalition that was made up all kinds of countries you wouldn't think of today that fought that war in first gulf war and made right decisions after the war and the man when the wall came down and the soviet union fell and the cold war ended, commander in chief bush could have made hundreds of mistakes with the movements of forces and u.s. forces in europe and those kinds

of things but they were all done almost in a flawless manner and, you know, when i was later a commander under the commander in chief that was bush 43i had already knew that he would be good commander in chief but he just didn't have the combat experience, you could tell that was there but bush 41 really just did it right. carley: with that in mind, do you think he's been given enough credit for all that he accomplished during his 4 years in office? >> oh, absolutely not but you know what, knowing him the way that we know him today i think he just looked at that and said, well, it is what it is, my job was to serve and he humbly moved on and continued to serve his entire life and serving us today. carley: what a humble man, the bush presidents on the screen, one of the final conversations was with his son, shared i love you message, now in a better

place with wife and daughter, thank you so much colonel maness. rob: good stuff, president trump threatening shutdown if border wall isn't in the budget. >> possible shutdown if we don't get the money. rob: can either party break the stalemate, can either party get a deal? we will debate that coming up.

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senator kamala harris will decide on 2020 presidential run with her family over the holidays, california democrat has given hints at run including recent campaigning for democratic candidates in iowa, south carolina and donations to democratic parties in all four-nominating states, she also has book schedule for release in january, about a year the iowa caucus, now she's one of more than 30 democrats reportedly considering challenging president trump in 2020, look at all those faces. and speaking of the election rumor 2020 presidential candidate michael bloomberg heading to iowa tomorrow, former new york city mayor who recently registered as democrat will be hosting panel on climate change, iowa is home to first contest of the presidential primaries, bloomberg says he'll decide whether or not to run by february and this week michigan will become the first midwest state to legalize recessional

marijuana, starting thursday adults 21 and over can legally process up to 2.5-ounces of pot and grow up to 12 plants, voters approved the measure during midterms and can only be used in homes or on private property, 11 states including washington, d.c. have legalized recreational marijuana so far. rob. rob: all right, carley, thanks so much. all right, the president may be extending the budget deadline but he's not backing down on the border wall. even threatening a shutdown if it's not in the budget. so will democrats meet the president halfway, here to debate that former presidential campaign adviser for the mccain-palin ticket, ford o'connell and former democratic member of ohio state senate capri cafaro. >> good morning. rob: capri, chuck schumer sounding more moderate when it comes to, i guess, spending on the border and going back to the way the democrats were maybe 10,

15 years ago when they talked about the border? >> i think it's a good move, chuck schumer is saying he's willing to work with the republicans in briep way to bring forward a package for enhanced border security, you know, i don't see why he shouldn't have some money for the wall. government shutdowns are not good for politics and the american people or not good for the government. i would hope that, you know, chuck schumer can lead by example and that the house democrats will follow suit, i know that's a heavy lift. i know that may be unlikely but that's what's best for america. rob: let's look at gap on what they want, chuck schumer the democrats want to spend 1.6 billion to sure up the border, put security, the president wants 5 billion for that portion, maybe quarter of a wall or fifth of wall, there's a gap there, the president doesn't seem like he's going to want to drop down by a single penny,

what do you think the chances are if a deal gets done? >> he should dig in heels, if events over the weekend proved anything, show that is the border is not in fact, secure and frankly if chuck schumer and democrats want to shut down the government and leave millions of americans less than secure rather than working with the trump administration, shame on them. essentially that's what it all comes down to. democrats always talk about border security but they never deliver and frankly they should listen to two recent presidential candidates who tell you illegal immigration is killing europe, why do we have to experience that in america, why can't we be honest about what's going on in the border? rob: you're a pretty common sense democrat. >> i try. rob: really serious numbers, opioid deaths 70,000, a lot comes through méxico and on bad month you will catch 50,000

people caught illegally coming into the country. when you think about the numbers, the president says this is a winner for him. >> the democrats are trying to strike a balance between providing border security and at the same time not alienating individuals because hispanic and latino population is growing in the united states, this isn't just about being politically correct, the federal government in particular does have an obligation, it is one of their primary, you know, functions to defend our nation and secure our borders and so i think that, you know, at the end of the day democrats and republicans need to come together and we need to deal with comprehensive immigration reform. but has to happen. >> capri, more than a decade ago came together to support the 2006 secure border fence act and a lot were barack obama and they

acknowledged that the border was not secured. today they do not acknowledge that -- >> and the problem, ford, it's politics. >> border infrastructure is a joke, nothing has changed and yet every time we talk about border security, democrats want to talk about daca, they want to talk about anything than securing the border. >> we need to secure the border but -- >> political winner for president trump because essentially people are sick and tired of government saying they will do something like they did in 1996. >> let's hope for america's sake. rob: we will see what happens. we have to cut it off there. thanks for the energy. carley: great debate. time to check with steve doocy. good morning. >> good monday morning to you. coming up on "fox & friends" we will try to figure out what the president is talking about when he tweeted a couple of hours ago, china agree today reduce

tariffs, currently tariff is 40%, what's that about, a big win for him, we don't have details yet other than that, we will talk about that and the caravan and life and times of president george herbert walker bush who died friday night. we will speak to line-up guest including liz cheney, ken paxton, attorney general of texas, stuart varney, busy three hours, starts 12 and a half minutes from now. carley: we sound like a law firm. rob: the worst law firm you ever went to. you want to lose a case, come to us. carley: we will see you in a few minutes.

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rob: welcome back méxico's new government faced with the growing migrant crisis at their border. carley: officials meeting in washington today to find a solution but what has to happen before a deal can be struck? rob: retired judge steven bailey was the gop nominee for california attorney general and he joins us now. thank you, judge for coming back on this morning. the president has very efficiently made this our problem as in us and méxico together. what do you think -- what do you think will happen with amlo's new administration? >> well, i think it's very positive that the government of méxico and the united states are sitting down to talk about this problem as you pointed out this is a joint problem between the united states and méxico, it's both of our country's problems, it requires international bilateral settlement and i think president trump setting down the

red line saying that immigrants are not coming through the united states without going through proper channels has sent a message to latin american governments that things have to change. carley: we have a potential deal called remain in méxico where asylum seekers would remain in méxico while their claims are being processed. i understand why the united states likes the deal but why the heck méxico agree to that when their border cities are a mess and i'm sure that the last thing they want is more people in them? >> well, you know, i think economic growth has been taking place in méxico for some time. there are jobs available. nobody has ever said in this current crisis that the -- that there's employment in méxico. the real issue is migrants have decided and those who have

organized these caravans have been telling migrants that it's just easy to enter the united states and violate our laws and our immigration rules. it's not going to be easy any longer under the president's program. he's making it clear internationally that we have borders in this country, that we are going to defend our borders, méxico like wise has borders who wants to defend itself borders and people coming to méxico if they can't enter the united states, then they will be stuck in méxico may not pack up and leave guatemala and honduras and nicaragua. rob: i was wondering about that. when you look at that mexicans have been happy to look the other way, now if they are going to be staying in méxico would this make méxico look at their southern border and thinking about ensuring that up?

>> i think absolutely it will, now, the mexican administration has announced a program that they want the united states to agree to and cooperate with and that's economic development in central america, ultimately i think that's the answer because if you can build economies in central america, develop rule of law and make it safe for individuals to stay in their home country, at that point we are not going to have this immigration mess that we've had over the past dozen years or so. rob: expensive idea, though. carley: money is the ticket why méxico would even agree to this -- remain in méxico plan. rob: we will see what happens. carley: thank you, sir. >> money is always the matter. carley: time 54 minutes after the hour and they cried when hillary clinton lost the election, even screamed at the sky, wait until you hear how many millennials are living with mom and dad.

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carley: i'm impressed you said all those s's. rob: in maine each kris kringle got money to support programs. carley: next the bad. delta sailors jacking prices for in-flight booze. a dollar higher across the board. domestic beers 8 bucks. liquor and specialty cocktails are 9 bucks. oh no. rob: worst bar i have ever been to. you won't believe how many millennials are living with mom and dad. >> bunk bed it will give us so much extra space in our room to do activities. please say yes. >> you don't need permission from us to build bunk beds. rob: census data a whopping 47% of millennials living with their parents. next state 41%. a lot of them still new high school and college but a lot of them aren't. core core nothing like a

home cooked meal. consider car i wanted to get out of house the second i did i thought you know home is nice. whatever. when did you move out. rob: i had to get out instantly. i was dying in there. carley: sorry, mrs. schmidt, i know he loves you. rob: we'll see you later. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the mission was not george h.w. bush. the mission was how do we serve the united states? how do we help the united states. that clearly george h.w. bush did. >> china has agreed to reduce and remove tariffs on cars coming into china from the u.s. >> mexican officials are in washington this morning migrant crisis at the border. >> agreement the administration wants to get that these migrant also continue to stay here in mexico while they play out their asylum. >> former fbi director james comey has withdrawn his motion to fight a house subpoena for private deposition. >> this is as