because they want you to go to the world series cup of volleyball in long beach, california. >> that is a forearm. pitch. yep, yep. next time, i want you to make sure that it gets over into my vicini vicinity. >> and he brings in extra people to take some of the players out. >> wow! just because you wear that does not mean that you can do whatever you want up in here? who do you think that you are kerri walsh? >> hey, little man. >> and i haven't seen him in like a decade. >> usa, usa. >> hey, let's grab a bite. >>> it is the l.a. plumbers who fix a bathroom that won't work. >> so you guys put your own money into the remodel? >> yep. >> see the story next "right this minute." and still to come -- >> a popular prankster hits the street, and this time, he is changing things up for -- >> a really cool acts of kindness. >> some change? >> change? boom. all kinds of change. oh, look at that. >> see the priceless e reaction when the coins come pouring out. and plus the [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce, you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. [ rooster cro

. >> we are running a womens' volleyball program here at richmond rec center. it's progressing really nice. the ladies here really enjoy the exercise and the play and it's a lot of fun want this program is not for the faint at heart. it's really intense. the ladies come out. they are really going after it. they just love to play and compete. anyone can sign up. we're looking for more players. the women come from all over the city. we enjoy the program and we are getting people out to have fun in this beautiful city. >> rec and parks womens' volleyball program is available at richmond rec center. please visit us onli >> meeting of the san francisco ethic's commission will now come to order. >> commissioner renne? >> here. >> commison

pavelick. >> i'm a big fan of softball -- volleyball.ghter] >> you knew what i meant. >> yes. >> all of those. >> yes. >> beach volleyball is fun. >>> two new additions at the oakland zoo are being brought in for one specific reason. >>> and then katherine jackson testifies in the wrongful death lawsuit of her son. it's expected to be another tough day at the hands of the defense attorney. >>> welcome back. defense lawyers expected to grill michael jackson's mother again today in her wrongful death lawsuit against aeg live. now, the judge in the case adjourned court two hours early on friday after katherine jackson said she needed to rest. her lawyers are arguing that aeg live is responsible for michael jackson's death because the company hired dr. conrad murray. dr. murray has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. >>> two years ago, san jose chapter president, jeffrey pettigrew, known as jethro, was sparked at a casino in sparks, nevada. gonzalez is being charged for the murder. he's president of on

maybe after the volleyball game. all reasons net app is near the top of the list of companies that manage work/life balance the best. >> it's a very relaxed environment. people are just focused on getting the job done. >> reporter: she says perks are nice, but it's more about the people. >> i do appreciate the flexibility where you get your drycleaning at work. on the flip side, though, there's more to life than drycleaning. you need to be able to set what's a priority for you, and have the flexibility to pursue those priorities. >> reporter: it's something companies say they take seriously. there's even a great place to work team on the campus. >> the perks and benefits are important and we do have great perks and benefits, but it's about what do the employees need, what can we do to support them and creating an environment that's really dynamic for them that they can have a voice and feel like they have an impact. >> reporter: yes, it's ultimately about networking storage here, with enough little touches to help th

volleyball program is available at richmond rec center. please visit us onli >> meeting of the san francisco ethic's commission will now come to order. >> commissioner renne? >> here. >> commissioner studley. >> here. >> commissioner hur? >> here. >> and i would like to introduce our newest commissioner, brett andrews welcome. >> thank you. >> brett, perhaps you would like to introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about yourself. >> sure. so i have been here in san francisco for ten years. and i have been the executive director of positive resource center, at the mental health organization that provides benefits counseling and employment services. i have been active in the community at many different levels and i am just looking forward to participating in the ethics commission. over the years of having conversation around this type of work, what is very clear is that there is a lot of interest, and a lot of passion and a lot of knowledge. as i have talked to the commissioners and advocates it is important that we have respectful enga

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. >> i like playing volleyball. >> i like to play soccer. >> i play hockey in the winter. sleep a lot. >> i like to go ice skating and take pictures. i'm into photography. >> i love to read books, watch the news. >> on the weekends, i like to catch up on my sleep, you know, listen to music, watch a movie or something. >> and i agree with her. i like spending the weekend sitting in my recliner, watching tv, and listening to music, too. it helps me get ready for another week of school. with "speak of the week," i'm grant. >> grab a pen. aubrey has another great recipe from the culinary institute of america. >> remember earlier how we mentioned we were going to be making a toad in a frog? that's because we're going to be using an avocado instead of a piece of bread. we're going to take an avocado, and we're going to be using a knife. be careful. be gentle. just place the knife in the avocado, and we'll roll along the seed until you get to the other side. remove the knife, place the avocado in your hands, twist a little bit, and then open it up. now we're going to be removing

jones says she did that and while she was given the green light to take exercise and play volleyball through her third months she still took it easy. they advise women to be mindful of the following. >> dizziness, heart palpitations, and contractions. called the doctor right away. let them know what you are experiencing. it is definitely steamy out there. you look at the temperatures -- 97 downtown, 94 at the airport. a little cooler as we get near the water. also much cooler near the beach. index ishere the heat right now. 104, that is what it feels like downtown. humid near there water. we have the wind out of the northwest. they're bringing in slightly drier air. they could feel a lot hotter out there. the wind is helping us out as much as they can. showers and a few thunderstorms in pennsylvania. you can see this moving into reading. something good move into maryland but it is looking very isolated. most areas do stage or i without any relief. at 7 p.m. we are still at 91 degrees. even by 11 p.m. we are still in the 80's by that point. the heat index will take a while until it fa

o meanwhile the russian volleyball team became the world league champions for the third time after a straight sets victory of the top seeds brazil in argentina the match was a repeat of last year's olympic final and with four members of that russian squad still playing that experience help the second seeds take yet he said twenty five twenty three well that was as tough as it got as russia took the next two sets both twenty five nineteen to wrap up a female victory rush out of the third country off to brazil and italy to win at least in three worldly titles after previously triumph in two thousand and four and two thousand and eleven beating brazil those times. golf and american phil mickelson carded a stunning five under par final round of sixty six to come from five shots down and claimed his first british open title the forty three year old won by three stripes from steven stayner extensive to secure his fifth major crown and make up the finishing runner up on the u.s. open for record think time last month mickelson now just needs to finally win his native open to complete a caree

. >> when we got out here about 20 minutes ago, there was a second quarter of players playing volleyball. they had intended to stay past 5:00, but they packed it in a minute or so ago. these temperatures can become a so we havea alert, to stay safe. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> and to check that your anytime of the day, download our abc 7 app on your smartphone. verdict forilty george zimmerman, protests still around the country. protests in some 100 cities are being planned for saturday, and there are calls for even felony charges to be brought against the neighborhood watch volunteer. we have the latest on this emotional case with steve. >> president obama says he is not going to get involved in any justice department decision. however, attorney general eric holder called the shooting a tragedy and unnecessary. they will decide if any federal charges will be filed. this decision actually comes in as reaction continues to pour in from all are around the country. from the streets in los angeles to protest in front of the justice department in washington, reaction in the george zimmerm

. >> i would have 30 or 40 keg parties with volleyball nets, live bands, we would have literally a thousandle or more sometimes, these were huge parties. >> you were the guy women wanted to be with, and guys wanted to be best friends with? >> something like that. >> back then he owned this 6,000 square foot home. >> right behind that is a golf course. >> he says he didn't stash the drugs here. >> this is a walk-in closet. >> but there was alws a place to hide his fortune. >> this was a hidden trap door that you could open. and when you would open it, you have another hidden closet back in here. you can see my old safe is still here. and this was pretty much my fort knox room. >> for 15 years, keene's empire remained hidden and growing. but as he lived the high life, his father fell on hard times, nearing the brink of financial ruin. >> my dad to me, was superman. and to see him in such a hurt way really killed me. >> so jimmy used his drug fortune to bail his father out. then continued to support him. >> even though it was coming from something wrong i felt i did something very is rigright

. >> i think they dunked a volleyball in there. >> you say volleyball?> we could play volleyball. >> i haven't said anything once and now you'll paint me with the same brush? >> that was a very nice pool as well, the trampoline, the slide. >> i think that was try number 402 but all it takes is one time. >> and then you make it on "new day." >> andy is done, see ya. i hear the music which means time to move on, time for the rock block, first up michaela. from the "l.a. times" those senior moments may be significant. experts gathering in boston say brief episodes of memory loss could be a precursor to alzheimer's and dementia. scientists believe stars collided more than 4 billion years ago and shot gold and other heavy metals across to the earth. >>> a new dinosaur, a knit was recovered. >>> bernanke will answer questions from senators later today. we're in the thick of rngz season for the most part a pretty good story today, morgan stanley, verizon, microsoft and google. >>> dubai is kicking off a weight loss drive for its citiz citizens. it will pay you

. >> i play soccer and football and volleyball, everything. and swimming, everything. love everything. >> reporter: after returning to gaza he did what all kids will do, he grew. until eventually the prosthetic no longer fit. >> most of the time when they grow out of them which is three or four years in now they're shot and kaput. >> reporter: so last week the children's alliance arranged for the now 14-year-old to return to the u.s., where oakland specialists are fitting him for a new leg. next week, he will return to the office to try out the newly made prosthetic, every step touching the people becoming his second family. >> this boy touches everybody's heart. it's dramatic what happened to him. >> reporter: and he will soon return to his family and life, a life he now thinks of as normal. >> my life go through in gaza and go with my family and live with my friends. >> what a nice story. >> nice to see him doing well. >>> let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> a lot happening in the upper levels of the atmosphere and also the lower levels. the interesting thing to sho

and he bears more arms than a beach volleyball tournament. sitting next to me, the co-host of the opie and anthony show. the pod casts are available on itunes. not sure what that is. i think you need an i-pod for that. new episodes out every wednesday. >> a block. the lead. that's the first story. greg, my son wants to say something. you suck. >> at least for now he is in moscow. on friday edward snowden met with the human rights activist at the russian airport where he has been holed up for the last six years. and he told them he was renewing his request for asylum in russia until he can get to latin america. the geeky sneak. they put out a statement through wikileaks accusing america and some european countries of acting extra legally to prevent him from taking sank sue water in -- sanctuary in places like venezuela. he showed no regret saying i did what i believed right and began a campaign to correct the wrong wrongdoing. i did not seek to enrich myself or seek to sell u.s. secrets. in the tele prompter you need to put periods there. i di

only thing i asked when he went to air brush the photo in the early to mid90s i asked for like volleyball. >> he shot me once, but he didn't have to give me boobs because i am naturally well endowed. >> they almost cast you on "flavor of love." >> you have a lot of stories in your book. one was picked up around the country. the michael jordan story. and for those of you at home he used to play basketball. what happened? >> this was 19905 michael jordan. take yourd to get you back to virginity. there. why did i just do that 1234. >> here is the thing about michael jordan. he didn't know. i wasn't wearing my placard when i walked around the east village. hymen in tact, handle with care. i didn't tell him because we hadn't got to that point yet. >> were you in a room somewhere? >> no. we were at dinner with russell simmons and ahmad rashad and michael jordan and veronica web and me. which of these entities does not belong in the circle at all. circle me, la, la, la. he hadn't started talking to me yet and i wanted his attention because he was this beautiful, perfect creature and i had three

i wanted volleyball boos. >> he shot me once, but he didn't have to give me boobs. am well endowed. you have a lot of stories in york book. one was picked up. the michael jordan story, for those at home he played basketball. whatwhat happened? >> this was 1995, michael jordan. >> he tried to get you back into his room and take your virginity. there. why did i just do that? >> here is the thing about michael jordan. i wasn't wearing my placard walking around the east village saying, hymen in tact. handle with care. i wasn't wearing that around my neck. i didn't tell him because we hadn't gotten to that point yet. >> were you in a room? >> we were at dinner with russell simmons and me. which of these entities does not belong in this picture at all. circle me, l, a, la, la. and he hadn't started talking to me yet. i wanted these attention because he was a beautiful, perfect creature. i had three dice in my pocket, and it just flipped the light switch. he got crazy eyes like beautiful, sweaty, michael jordan head. you know the story. you are from chicago. >> you know wh

we will have to cap the height if you are higher than 6-foot 6 inches you are too tall go play volleyball. that is that a smart way to make discrimination but we need a three-point shot into think of our rules to constrain the playing field to get politicians back to making wise choices and inefficient -- in effect that is what it is about. we tend to look at history with the airforce academy in they have great battles with great power. but the economist says run the clock back and you can see the power that loses and rome was strong for so long with the barbarians at the gate by centuries of stagnation with the economic imbalance was a political and balance. so with our plan how to fix the budget but there are too many blue ribbon panels already. , because democrat or republican there are some great smart economist it is just as they cannot work together with people can make rational reasons where they get to prisoners separating but not even in that case when they're by themselves they have a better outcome the matter what the other person does. if they admit what had happened even if i

and i used to go set -- when i first got here, i used to sit and watch her play volleyball down at thek, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me a long time to realize that. she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene? >> it's mama to you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she said, "hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend." i was like, "excuse me?" she said, "yeah, you heard me right," and i was like, "i don't think so." >> she come back and say something? >> who, mama? i had to talk to her. yeah, go figure, right? >> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen. goss has a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear

i'm sure this happens all the time in your house with all the volleyball trophies. the two settled on allowing the parents to sell six items. they raked in over $400,000 items saturday, auctioning off several championship rings and high school jersey. some money went to charity. the rest of it went right to the parents. while it is understandable that kobe would be upset about this -- i would be, too. you're fighting with your mom. that's your personal stuff. my mom got rid of my michael j. fox collection. no one bought it. just know kobe will rake in $30 million. so if he wants it, he can go back and buy it. >>> we're seeing rain in the southeast for several days. 18 of the last 20 days in atlanta have seen a trace or more of rain. not a lot of heavy rain. it's nuisance showers in the southeast. that will continue today. the rest of the country, we're talking about that cooldown in the northeast. relatively speaking. we're not looking at upper 90s, but 80s instead. today's risk of severe weather could be seen in the dakotas and western >> and that's your latest for

it has beach volleyball, too. >> pretty much full every day after 4:30. >> reporter: chicago's summer lake itself. the city boasts some 5,000 berthing spaces for sail boats. >> you near a different world when you step on a boat. within five minutes of parking your car, you can be on the lake. >> reporter: chicago sailing in belmont harbor, just ten minutes from downtown, the owners introduce me to the fun of sailing. >> okay, lester. go ahead. you got it. ♪ sailing takes me away to where i'm i've always -- ♪ >> return the boat to the wind, the sails will end up on the other side. this is postcard chicago right here. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: i spent 14 years living in chicago and i'm embarrassed to say never made it out on this lake. i can't believe what i've been missing all this time. amazing. chicagoans play hard in the summer. one sure sign that winter is over is 16-inch softball. >> i'm from california. my friends said i'm playing 16-inch. i said what is that. they said yeah, yeah, it's a chicago thing. >> reporter: bigger than the 12-inch ball, this summer tradition is a game-ch

i used to play volleyball. i used to cheerlead.ove my family, but whenever i get high, whenever i push myself away from them and i close them out because i don't want them to see me like that and i feel like they're going to judge me, and it brings a big space in between us, so i don't get to see my kids. i -- you know. just bad things like that. >> mcbride admits she has difficulty with some of the material. >> lying is not the answer. but number two says -- >> but i don't like -- i don't -- i'm not lying. i just don't tell him. i'm not going to sit there and tell him, oh, yeah, your mom sells drugs and your mom robs people to -- >> one of the things that she refuses to do is to go into a drug program. >> he knows that i go and do something because he knows that i come back with jordans for him. but he came to a point where he was like, mom, i don't want that no more. i don't want jordans -- snoop by him saying that to you, don't you think he realizes what you're doing? >> yeah. i know he does. >> and wants you to stop? so he's sa

. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, volleyballs for being the mummies of the sporting equipment world. [ laughterremoved or as i like to call you, strangers. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, jellyfish for being the only fish with a shower cap. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, mcgruff for looking like a dog who's either about to fight crime or flash me. [ laughter ] there you guys have it. those are my "thank you notes." we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey guys i want to talk to you about pepsi max. it's not what it appears to be. it has all the big taste you want, but with zero calories. i love it so much it makes me want to rip my sleeves off. if you're the type of confident person that approaches life head on like i do then this is the drink for you. pepsi max, one bold cola. so, bold it makes me want to rip my shirt off! yeah! oh, yeah! yeah, do yourself a favor grab the can in black. pepsi max, the zero calorie cola in disguise. we'll be right back with more late night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what these young bloods have to underst

. >> at another house down the street, the owner demanded a volleyball court-- indoors, of course. >>over, and they get a good game going. >> it has to be very high. >> high ceiling, yeah, 26 feet. >> [laughs] for the browns, the floors were the thing. >> the floors were a custom design that we had and we copied from a house, the house in paris, the versailles house, and-- >> the palace of versailles. >> the palace of versailles, right. >> versailles, louis xiv's little weekend getaway. the bourbon kings may have been banished from france, but their legacy lives on, helping to market houses like the toll brothers' hampton with the versailles option. and while they may cook their freedom fries on industrial-strength stoves in houston, outside it is paris on the prairie. >> and this is the master bathroom. we-- >> [laughs] oh, my. it's practically three stories high. >> it's actually two stories. i started out by saying that i wanted a little bit of a high ceiling, and so this was actually my architect's idea. and i thought it was fitting, because the house is a french chateau style, an

play volleyball. that's not a smart way to deal with the problem, outright discrimination. leveling the playing field is a smart rule, and as glenn has said, america needs a three-point shot. we need to think about our rules in a way that constrain the playing field to get politicians back to making wise choices. and in a sense that's what balance is all about. we say -- i say this as an ex-military officer -- we tend to look at history at the air force academy, the other military schools, as great battles when great powers fell. but the economists said, wiped the clock become a century or two and you can see usually the power that loses is the power that has the weaker economy. rome was strong for so long, it became economically imbaseballed. so by the time the barbarians at the gates were bursting through, the fate had been sealed by centuries of stagnation, and before the economic imbalance was political imbalance. that's why tim and glenn's plan about how to fix the budget, there were too many blue ribbon panels already, and we see them not succeeding. not because they'

brand kids, i have the ability to go -- i mean, barbara, you were coming i missed a middle school volleyball game and travel teams, but they were of that age. >> rose: you got joy out of that? >> i love doing it, i get joy out of it, absolutely i get joy out of it, i love watching my grandkids play. >> rose: i think someone at woods how much credit did barbara deserve for the 18 majors and you said maybe 15 of them? >> that would be a good number. i want to give myself some credit. barbara was fantastic. i mean, the beauty about barbara is that barbara knew what she was taking on, she didn't know exactly, she didn't know i was going to be a professional golfer but she knew i was an athlete, and when we got married, and when i started playing golf, she automatically, smart as she is, smart as a whip she knew that her life had to be second to mine otherwise i could never be successful, so she never badgered me about wanting to do this or do that, do this. we took our time off, sure, but why don't we go do, this that was fine, but never while i was playing, never, always let me do what i had to

. >> volleyball spike his papers? >> you're a pro there at the volleyball thing.ybe he's on to something. maybe this anger is a good thing. it turns out grumpy sells. now, how do i know this? because of this guy. you know him, i guess it's a her. she is the grumpy cat. >> definitely a her. >> maybe the most famous cat in the world right now, tartar sauce is her full name. this grumpy cat, as we all know well, has become an internet phenom herself, friskies video, a movie deal, she is way famous and now in the ultimate display of success, she has landed a new coffee drink. that's right, a new coffee drink named after her called grump-accino. >> italian aspersion. >> it comes in three flavors, coffee, vanilla, chocolate. >> i thought extra grumpy, or something. >> small, medium, extra grumpy. >> grumpy is a huge hit for cats. maybe this mike bost guy can learn something and it will work in congress, also. our award today goes to the grumpy cat. it's a political award and it is the "i might be mad, but at least i'm not sexting award." >> that's terrible. >> put on a

she went to all the best schools, she's a world-class athlete, played volleyball for years and she's on learning how to be yourself. they said peel all that stuff away. >> she is putting on a persona. if she is used to doing that in her pageant outside of dating it's very hard for her to change and be her real self when she's dating. >> reporter: israel and antonia are experts at newyorkdatingcoach.com. people do that. part of what kills a connection. >> learning to communicate with one another in person. i think if people kind of ç revived those interpersonal skills it would help dating a lot. >> reporter: hello? finally, killer looks can be a killer. >> is it really bad out there? >> no. i don't think so. >> reporter: back to man on the street expert, james. >> take it back to the old-fashioned days. when you actually went to the movies, had a good meal, you sat and talked, and walked. >> reporter: old school. >> and buy some flowers. every woman loves some flowers. >> reporter: and then there's that! in chelsea, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> that guy gave good advice. old school

predictably this is a volleyball that would go back and forth over the net quite a bit.a little cracking to it there's a high register it to that a man doesn't have, particularly a man of his size, and i understand that your voice under stress gets higher, but there's no way to me that sounds like zimmerman, but lodgely speaking where the jury may fall on trayvon's side of this, is the point you made, stephanie. it was the moment the shot was fired, silence. the screaming stopped. now if you are the one who had the gun -- you are the one who fired the shot, you are still making some kind of sound afterwards. help me, call the police, but there is nothing. >> stephanie: exactly. marcia it sounds like you are predicting a manslaughter conviction? >> i think there's better money on that that second degree. but you never know. but it's also possible that there is an acquittal, and that's why you just don't know what side of things they are going to reason with, and the defense's burden is only to raise a reasonable doubt. >> stephanie: yeah. >> if they feel that zimmerman re

rticipants are involved in basketball, bowling, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field, volleyball and many other sports programs that address various levels of ability. best of all, the different programs offer to -- offered to special olympics athletes are always free of charge and partially supported by the event that we would authorize today. i am truly pleased to support such a herer tos you organization and support -- meritorious organization and i support this resolution and ask my colleagues to do the same. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. ribble: i'm prepared to yield if the gentlelady has no additional speakers and is going to yield. mr. -- ms. norton: i thank -- i thank the gentleman for his consideration and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. ribble: i thank the gentlelady. this is a terrific event, mr. speaker. it's one that every member of congress should support and i encourage the adoption of it. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gent

not the volleyball movie the one where he's in the airport. >> "the terminal." >> he could end up onilot he played in "catch me if you can." that wasn't him. >> leo dicaprio. >> stephanie: did i just outsource my job of getting movie references wrong to you? >> stephanie: we continue. rude pundit coming up as we continue on "the stephanie miller show". >> announcer: call stephanie now. she's easy. 1-800-steph-12. compelling true stories. (kaj) jack, how old are you? >> nine. (adam) this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. way inside. (christoff) we're patrolling the area looking for guns, drugs bodies ... (adam) we're going to places where few others are going. [lady] you have to get out now. >> lots of terrible things happen to people growing marijuana. >> this crop to me is my livelihood. >> i'm being violated by the health care system. (christoff) we go and spend a considerable amount of time getting to know the people and the characters that are actually living these stories. (vo) from the underworld t

they are playing cricket, playing soccer, playing volleyball, and their overall quality of life has improvedsignificantly the last couple of years. they have access to information they never havd, healthcare, jobs, schools. there is a long way to go but there is been significant progress made the last 12 years. host: specifically, what lies ahead as the u.s. gives less and less as far as security is concerned? the afghans take more of their responsibility. what goes along with the training to meet up with the taliban and the violence? guest: the thing we are seeing is that the afghans, they know how to fight. they have been doing this for a long time. they are brave in battle. but what we are helping them with is the enablers. we give them the overmatched they need to decisively defeat the taliban. what do i mean by that? first of all, on the indirect fire capability, they have the ability to fire howitzers, mortars come and we are working mostly with them -- we are working closely with them to give them the fire capability that will allow them not to be dependent on close air support. we ar

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