what makes your make ow lyle? halalshop.sg. what makes your make up how lyle?onents used and it's made in an islamic way. have you seen business picked up in the last few weeks? 0h, business picked up in the last few weeks? oh, yes, i've been trying to get my regular customers to pick up their products quick because i'm running out of them. in a report that analysed over 8 million transactions from retailers in indonesia, malaysia and singapore, a market research company found website traffic rose the most in the third week of ramadan with a 67% lift in sales. these findings are echoed by llazada, the biggest online traffic in southeast asia. there was a big jump in online orders from customers in indonesia and malaysia. so ramadan is clearly the prime shopping reason for indonesia, malaysia, but also singapore. we see a pretty significant spike in traffic and orders during this period, and we see a huge surge in this fashion. obviously you can't start eid without new clothes. women's fashion has doubled its contribution to the overall lazada sales this month.

police say lyles called them to report that someone had stolen an x-box. police say when two officers arrived, they were confronted by lyles with a knife. in an audio recording you can hear officers shouting, "get back," and then shots are fired. family members are questioning why police didn't use non- lethal options and say police knew she had been struggling with mental health. <"how is she an (explicit) threat? what is she going to do to all you police, you big men. i can take her down i know you can."you guys could have tased her, she's no threat, she's no threat."> ( james ) lyles had four children and was pregant with her fifth child. she had just been released from jail a few days ago for another issue at her apartment, and her family says she was trying to get help for mental health issues. (mark) a new report says gunfire kills or injured at least 19-kids each day in the u-s. that's according to a new report from the c-d-c. researchers say between 2002 and 2014, nearly 13- hundred kids died each year from shootings, and almost 6- thousand were in

police say charlene lyles confronted officers with a knife. when officers opened fire right in front of her children. on monday, seattle police released audio recordings of the incident. you can take a listen. >> is this the one with the three kids? >> yeah. yeah. this gal is the one making all these weird statements about her and her daughter are going to turn into wolves. >> lyles was arrested earlier this month for waiving large metal shears at officers responding to another call to her apartment. her family says she has a history of mental illness. >> she didn't deserve that. no. she didn't. >> she has mental health issues. >> seattle's mayor called the shooting a tragedy for all involved. and investigation will be reviewed by a federal monitoring team. >>> the time is 6:25. san francisco's board of supervisors will consider banning the sale of flavored tobacco products including menthol cigarettes. supervisor mileah cohen introduced this and says flavored tobacco products are often packaged like candy. and they target teenagers. some smal

the two white police offers shot lyles in front of her young children inside her own home. police claim she was holding a knife while they opened fire. her family members say she had a history of mental health issues. in mexico, human rights activists and journalists are suing the federal government after the "new york times" revealed the mexican government has been surveilling on them using an israeli-made spying software called pegasus. among those reportedly spied were the lawyers representing the families of the 43 students who disappeared from the ayotzinapa teachers college in 2014 in mexico, as well as award-winning journalist carmen aristegui. >> this is an operation by the states. the agents of the mexican state far doing what they should do legally instead, utilize our resources can our taxes, our money to commit serious crimes. i rely us he had of the mexican states, the president of mexico, that is the first. amy: cuba has responded to president trump's announcement friday that he is reversing the normalization of relations between the u.s. and cuba and re-impos

charlene in a lyles is her name.ay after a report of a break inin, when they arrived, lyles talked calmly about the burglary but allegedly came at officers with a 95. family members say she struggled with mental health i. >>> days after, jeronimo aftermath because castille's girlfriend live streamed it on facebook but few seen what happened before. that's until now. the video shows castille calmly admitting he was carrying a gun shouting dope reach for it. you can hear castille say he wasn't reaching for it. >>> a former nfl player said he's gay, brian owe cal hasn't played for the patriots and chiefs. he tried to hide the fact he was gay out of fear he would be treated differently. he made a promise once his career is over he would commit suicide but a chief staffer stepped in and told him to seek counseling. that's when he admitted to a psychiatrist that he is gay. >>> wonder woman expected to earn $600 million globally. the film start is set to make 300,000 for the film. people on twitter are pointing at a huge ge

lyle our next caller is from glen cove, illinois, republican. lyle. caller: hello. what i want to talk about was started to and he so great, le bit not ot sounding too intelligent anymore, keeps on saying he wants to release the tape and he doesn't. that, why -- like why it?he not going to do why? host: thanks for calling, is there a push in congress for if there are es, any? >> uest: delve a push in congress for the memos, which comey documented, immediately following his meetings with he said trump, which made him uncomfortable. wefar as the tapes go, first have to discover if they actually exist or not. biographers who have covered president trump before, said that he had implied in were being they recorded, which turned out to not necessarily be the case. don't really know about he tapes, but as far as the memos go, yet, the committees are looking for those and the committee andence i believe those are already with leading the who is special counsel investigation. think you would expect to see something about that at some point. host: we have about 25 or 27 our

. >>> that was back in 1989, when the whole country was captivated by lyle and eric menendez, the twor beverly hills mansion. the sensational murder trial of course played out on live tv and now their story is getting the lifetime movie treatment. >> we have to act now. >> michael olivier is eric and nico tortorella plays older brother lyle. rocker courtney love appears as their mother kitty. >> eric, you can still save yourself. >> you don't think actor first and foremost when you think of courtney love, right? but she is bringing it to this role so hard. >> "how to get away with murder" star benito martinez plays their hollywood executive father. >> these two kids who had everything blew their parents away with shotguns and didn't just shoot them once. they shot them several times. >> after the murders the brothers went on a spending spree with their inheritance. later they confessed, claiming their father sexually abused them and that their mother enabled them. >> he said he would kill me if i told anyone. >> this film takes the point of view that what they said was true. does it e

oz: lyle and erik menendez. >> they unloaded eight rounds on the mom.r parents. >> it seemed like they were normal. dr. oz: now erik's high school sweetheart speaks out. week was sad for about a and that was all. dr. oz: butt enhancement pills naturally.ur butt >> do these supplements work? dr. oz: we find out, coming up next. hey are two of the most infamous killers in american history, lyle and erik menendez. wealthy good looking brothers who murdered their more than cold blood 25 years ago.

. >> myko olivier is erik and nico tortorella plays older brother lyle.ker courtney love appears as their mother kitty. >> erik, you can still save yourself. >> you don't think actor first and foremost when you think of courtney love, right? but she's bringing it to this role so hard. >> "how to get away with murder" star benito martinez plays their hollywood executive father. >> these two kids who had everything, blew their parents away with shotguns and didn't just shoot them once, they shot them several times. >> after the murders the brothers went on a spending spree with their inheritance. later they confessed, claiming their father sexually abused them and that their mother enabled him. >> dad said that he would kill me if i told anyone. >> this film takes the point of view that what they said was true. does it excuse murder? i don't think so. there are other options. not like it should be ignored. >> the jury never bought the abuse defense and they were both found guilty. back in 2009, we spoke to younger brother erik on the phone from prison and h

police say lyles called them to report that someone had stolen an x-box.say when two officers arrived, they were confronted by lyles with a knife. in an audio recording you can hear officers shouting, "get back," and then shots are fired. family members are questioning why police didn't use non- lethal options and say police knew she had been struggling with mental <"how is she an (explicit) threat? what is she going to do to all you police, you big men. i can take her down i know you can."you guys could have tased her, she's no threat, she's no threat.">( james ) lyles had four children and was pregant with her fifth child. she had just been released from jail a few days ago for another issue at her apartment, and her family says she was trying to get help for mental health issues. ( james ) a man is charged with murder after police say he assaulted and killed a muslim teen near a mosque in virginia. nabra hassanen was going to the mosque with her friends when she was assaulted. police say the group of friends got into a dispute with a driver. officers sa

lyle took care of me. he saved me. >> you're too loyal.>> seth: please welcome to the show courtney love, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: it's wonderful to have you here. now, congrats on this film -- >> thank you. >> seth: you play kitty menendez. >> yes. >> seth: these murders happen in 1989. was this a story that you were aware of back then? were you following it sort of every day? >> well, when -- when it was on like court tv and stuff, it was like '90, '91, '92, i was in seattle. i was kind of -- >> seth: doing -- doing different stuff? >> doing different stuff! >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i was in my own little, you know, world. >> seth: yeah. >> but i -- i researched it really heavily and -- >> seth: gotcha. and -- so you -- and what did you -- you've played real people before. did you find the research was very helpful in playing kitty menendez? >> no, because there is not a lot on her. >> seth: right. >> there's like three pictures and like one little

. >> and joining the premiere was her real life ex-husband lyle lovett. >> he said you guys are stilln't notice any bruises on the knees. >> the cameras go down again. no, i survived it surprisingly well. >> sure did. survive and thrive. >> and always a good sport. >> yes. >> bye, everyby. >> take care. now at eight ... triple digit temperatures have bay area residents searching for relief. it's my only refuge right now. whooshpg&e crews are struggling to restore power to thousands of customers tonight. we are live at the scene of one of the biggest blackouts in the east baywhooshan explosion ... and a suspect dead.what we are learning about the terror attack at a train station in belgium today. whooshand turning loose the juice: o=j simpson gets a date for his parole hearing.he's talking about what he wants to do if he's freed.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve)now at 8, the first day of summer bringing the sizzle. triple digit temperatures again. as the heat wave keeps scorching the bay area.(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore.

. >> and joining the premiere was julia's real life ex-husband lyle lovett. >> he's such a big supportere said you guys are still great friends. >> yes, we are. >> hello? >> i didn't notice any bruises on the knees. >> the cameras go down again. no, i survived it surprisingly well. >> sure did. survive and thrive. >> and always a good sport. z2e2hz z1a2z y2e2hy y1a2y z2e2gz z1a2z y2e2gy y1a2y veterans and guardians, gather round, please. i hope you enjoyed the indoor exhibit. now we'll take the next 20 minutes to explore out here, then we'll head over to the vietnam memorial wall. back here in 20. where'd you say you're in from? outside of phoenix. river assault squadron 9 at vung tau in '67. you? i come from minneapolis. 1st infantry division, round about '68, saigon. seeing the wall should be something, huh? yeah. i've been waiting for this a long time. "excuse me" would go a long way there, friend! he's with us? yeah. i tried to introduce myself to him this morning. he told me to mind my own business. (chuckles) geez. woman: taxi! hey, hey, i got here first! i hate to do this, but i a

polygamist sect leader, lyle jeffs appeared in court first time since being skap u.s. marshals. the younger brother ofer warren. caught in south dakota ending a year on the run. vanished last june ditching an ankle monitor awaiting trial in a food stamp fraud case. >> complicated case there. heavy flooding near pittsburgh turned a car dealership into a marina. five cars swept away as water rushed through the streets. one ended up at the edge of a creek. cars were totaled no one was hurt. >> turning to the waters of niagara falls, broken record 3,00 feet in the air. think you could do it. >> no. wouldn't try. >> hanging by my teeth. >> the wife of daredevil nick wallenda successfully hung by her teeth from a helicopter high above the falls yesterday. do we have any close-ups of her face. she actually did it twice. once for ten seconds. and then again for five. okay. i could maybe do it for five. the day her husband walked a tightrope over the falls. tau awe she was showing off. the 36-year-old mother of three, worked her way through a series of dramatic poses as you can seep ther

. >> and joining the premiere was her real life ex-husband lyle lovett. >> he said you guys are still? >> i didn't notice any bruises on the knees. >> the cameras go down again. no, i survived it surprisingly well. >> sure did. survive and thrive. >> and always a goo >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> it's raw. you know -- it's rough. your bones burn. >> number one carrie fisher's autopsy reveals a life long battle with drug abuse. >> i haven't lost my mind. it lost me. >> what her sister exclusively told us about carrie's struggle with mental illness. >> then kim kardashian west sounds off on her black face controversy. up. >> that was like a sting for sure. >> yeah. >> number three justin bieber has a new enemy. '90s boy band hanson. >> it's ear infections. they're terrible. >> why the mm-p

we could get a lyle sprinkle or a light rain shower that's about it.storms coming out of pennsylvania. as they northwestern maryland they're falling apart as they're coming over the higher elevations. even though it's gloomy and gray we're fairly stable and what's trying to come into the area right now at least over the next several hours is kind of weakening and falling apart. association 86 degrees or so by 7 o'clock. 84, 9 o'clock. look how warm we're going to be through the evening hours. this initial wave of shower activity going to fall apart. by 3, 4 o'clock we begin to see showers, maybe even a thunderstorm as this comes across and tomorrow morning does look fairly wet so tomorrow morning i think for the most part we'll be wet. it does look like we dry out and get some sunshine. with some sunshine tomorrow and temperatures if they jump into the upper 80's and low 90's we could have a couple of thunderstorms in here developing tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, some of which could be strong so we'll be watching out for that. most of the ra

. >> and joining the premiere was julia's real life ex-husband lyle lovett. >> he's such a big supporterd you guys are still great friends. >> yes, we are. >> hello? >> i didn't notice any bruises on the knees. >> the cameras go down again. no, i survived it surprisingly well. >> sure did. survive and thrive. >> and always a good sport. stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. i'm concerned a conspiracy, a total distraction. >> reporter: they are among the 72% of republican whose remain in the president's corner according to our new cbs news poll. that number is down from 83%, 52 day as go. his disapproval rate among republicans up seven p

we have several exercises that the astronauts do aboard the space station lyle whiffing in space. they have a treadmill. they have a cycle machine and a resistance exercise machine all working in weightlessness to prevent the prisons. bones are the main thing we focus on. it is more than balance and spinal problems that they will be focusing on in the next six. >> the latest on thomas pesquet getting back to shape now that he is back on earth. a check of the top business stories. kate is here with me. let's start by looking at the u.s. labor market? >> the monthly jobs report came out friday and it was minxed. job creation fell far below expectations. official physician for march and april were revised downward. 138,000 not farm jobs were added to the economy last month. that is about 50,000 short of expect takes. wages stagnated at a flat 2.5% year on year growth rate. that 138,000 falling short of the 174,000 created in april. it anti-all bad news. the overall unemployment raid did continue to drop, hitting just 4.3%. that is the lowest jobless rate since 2001, but many analysts

police say charlene lyles confronted officers with a knife.s opened fire in front of her children. lyles had been arrested earlier this month for waving large metal sheers at officers who respond today another call at her apartment. her family says she has a history of mental illness. a federal monitoring team will be reviewing the investigation. >>> a driver shot sunday morning by a chp officer is reportedly recovering. the east bay times reporting that the driver's condition is improving. the officer fired shots at a car that drove on the shoulder of the eastbound span right at officers who were investigating an earlier crash. investigators say the driver refused to stop despite repeated commands. the name of the driver has not yet been released. people from all deifyings came together to offer prayers for those affected by the deadly shooting at the ups center. an interfaith prayer center was held outside of the building yesterday. wayne chan, mike lefiti and benson louie were shot and killed during the attack last wednesday. they were kill

nash flooding is on the table and with all the humidity in play there's a high lylely hood of a willf cloud to ground lightning. rain cooled 78 to the north and west and still close to 99 as you get down into south jersey. feels like temperatures into the knife to near 100 range and then again the atmosphere very poe ten for the continuation of some severe weather. these -- that is right here actually the remnants of once was tropical storm cindy. this is pushing through the lower ohio valley at the same time there's a cold front over chicago these two are going to come together as one storm and impact us as we go into late tonight and into tomorrow morning. look at the track of the remnants of the storm going right over philadelphia. setting the stage for a lot of rain for the overnight into tomorrow. so let's take a look at future cast. at 11:00 o'clock we'll be trac tracking more storms for our northwestern suburbs an line of severe weather through here at 8:00 o'clock it's out of here by the afternoon hours as early as 11:00 o'clock we're back into the sun, setting the stage for

and professor lyle sung the specialist in human rights and humanitarian law believes a simple denial is difficult to believe based on previous experience. i think we've seen in the past that. these are very serious things that they're not just credible they cannot be waved away by by mere denials and. you know unfortunately we've seen this kind of things happening in iraq and also it seems in afghanistan if you want legitimacy at the international stage any country has to really make sure that when it conducts interrogations that it has to be fully in line with international human rights law and the geneva conventions and not to not to go beyond that because otherwise it's. not only questionable in terms of the actionable intelligence that you get but it completely helps radicalize. you know would be terrorists or meanwhile human rights watch has released its own report on the secret torture prisons in yemen the organization has demanded the united arab emirates grants them access to the sites bench m.c. from human rights watch says the methods used by u.s. backed forces are unaccept

we had lord ki lyle who has been very involved in terror legislation today who said it isa terror legislationit is a separate conversation than looking at whether it could have stopped the terror attacks. we had the army on our streets and the reason we have the army on our streets is because the police didn't have the resources to police the streets of this country in the aftermath of that horrendous bombing in manchester. the truth is the police are asking, and have asked over and over police are asking, and have asked overand overagain for police are asking, and have asked over and over again for more resources. the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick has to be careful about not intervening in a general election, went on radio this morning said they need more resources. resources have been slashed and cut by theresa may, home secretary and prime minister of this country, and it's notjust police we are talking about, we are talking about armed police. armed police have been reduced by about 1000 in the last few years. this morning a government minister went through a series of ex

. >>> a tip lead to the arrest of bishop lyle jeffs, leader of the church of jesus christ of ladder dayaints. that is a poly my mormon sector. jeffs had been living out of his car for two weeks before his arrest in south dakota he had been on the run for almost a year. he is now expected to be extradited in utah in the coming days on charges of conspiracy to commit benefits fraud and money laundering. >>> manhunt in the meantime for two georgia inmates accused of killing two correctional officers as they escaped from a prison busies now expanding. authorities are now conducting a nationwide search, for ricky dubois and donnie rowe, officers recovered honda civic they carjacked after tuesday's killings. police believe that they are now in a white pickup truck, and they could be anywhere in the country. >> this is, the greatest effort i have ever seen and it is not just because of the crime, it is because the public is in grave danger. these are dangerous, seriously dangerous, vicious, criminals. the reward for information leading to their arrest now stand at $130,000. >>> the military un

we heard police audio of the fatal encounter between seattle law enforcement and sharlena lyles a pregnantmother struggling with mental health issues. we learned that the parents of michael brown, the missouri teenager whose august 2014 death sparked days of iconic unrest reached an undisclosed settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit against the city of ferguson. and we saw an ohio judge declaring a mistrial in the case of former cincinnati police officer ray tensing who in 2015 shot and killed samuel dubose, an incident that was captured on body camera video. even as deadly confrontations between police of color and law enforcement continue to be recorded they also continue to produce no police convictions and black civilians must continue to keep faith that justice for all is more than a phrase. >> joining me is now is eugene o'donnell, he is a professor of law and police studies at john j. college of criminal justice and marquez claxton a retired new york city police detective and now a director of the black law enforcement alliance. let me go to you, mark, first. all this week also in

the lyle morris apartments opens today in antioch. a new complex that has 19 units for low-income and struggling families. a nonprofit group operated as transitional housing and now, of course, is affordable housing. >>> the woman suspected of leaking classified documents from the nsa will be in court. former nsa contractor reality winter is charged with sending highly classified documents about russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. she will appear in federal court in georgia today. >>> and the white house has warned syria may be about to use once again chemical weapons against its own people. >> scott mcgrew, that warning caught even the u.s. military off guard. >> it did. nbc reporters got on the phone to the pentagon after that warning. . people very high up in the u.s. military did not know the first thing about it. the white house's sean spicer last night said the white house had evidence the assad regime was preparing another attack in the same area as the one in april in syria. the white house issued this stat

use of deadly force is under scrutiny again in seattle, where officers in shot and killed charleena lyles0-year-old pregnant woman who had called police to report a burglary at her apartment sunday. she had two kitchen knives and, her family said, mental health problems. as protestors took to the streets, seattle police, which is investigating the incident, acknowledged the officers had "less-lethal" options. so, why do few trials of police officers charged in on-duty shootings end in convictions? to explore that question, we're joined by david klinger, a criminologist at the university of missouri-st. louis and a former los angeles police officer. and bethany packnett, a co- founder of "campaign zero," which is pressing for police reform. she also served on president barack obama's police reform task force. thank you both for joining us. i want to ask you first, the two of you the same question. brittney, let me start with you. why is it seemingly so few of these police trials, police shooting trials end in convictions? >> it's because this is more than an individual issue. it's a system

>> i'm currently in my home, orchard lyle, it's on the corner. i could probably throw a rock where the incident took place, from where i live, if i had a good enough arm. it's very startling. >> six to eight gunshots, and i know you must be very shaken. i know you understand the importance of being in a safe place. so if that should change, please do let me know. from your window, then, can you see london bridge now? >> i cannot directly see london bridge. but i can hear several helicopters flying overhead. i've gone downstairs, and i've seen -- actually i'm quite scared right now, today my building doors have been broken and it's not able to lock me in and i know people are still loose. it's early on, nobody is claiming responsibility. even when responsibility is claimed, you're not quite sure if the group is claiming responsibility. >> do you remember roughly what time, joe, you heard those shots? was it about an hour ago? >> it was within the hour. i can tell you it was within the hour. i don't know exactly when. i can tell you it was within t

police say 30 year-old cher lean lyles called police to report a burglary.t some point she was arm with the knife and the police fired their weapon. she had reportedly had suffered from mental health issues and family members are questioning why they could not use a has inner this situation this is not her first even counter with police. she was taken in custody for threatening officers with scissors. police say usually only one officer will respond to a burglary call but because of her history they sent two officers to respond. a vigil is scheduled for her later this morning. fatally shot. >> she had four kid, right. >> 8:09. >>> first time in five years, philadelphia teachers, they are going to have a new contract. >> it looks like. that they voted last night to approve the agreement. >> 95 percent in favor. >> they were pack in the liacouras center last night. so the union, school district, come to an agreement. now src has to take a look at it and so has jenny joyce. >> reporter: yeah, that vote by src will happen today, that is final push for this contr

>> lyle spiderman jump in? freak out.u remember spiderman on broadway. >> no, i didn't see it. >> it was awful. >> it was? >> horrible. >> kind of authorities do. how did -- >> people falling movie, they ho many technical issues. >> would he actually swing from stuff. >> but at one point he got stuck, so all in the audience like is happen. >> can somebody get him long? >> didn'tie coming back. >> i love her. well, good day to you, it is thursday, june 29th,an home fors than two month shot and killed in the street. >> he is what regular hero, an american hero. and it hurt me to my heartds lae street like a dog. >> what did in his final hero. >> to the bone. a new netflix movie about disora conversation. and some concerns. is the trailer trigger >> why critics are warning papeople. >> happy birthday to the iphone. >> this is one d are calling it iphone. >> today marks ten years,the fin sale, how this device has changed your life decade. >> talk about alashback, fanny pack >> this blast from the past is making a come this cl

. >> nthey have all lyle e lied a russia.tion foreign policy is shall we say scatter shot, there's no co-heerns to it except they are very consistent with russia. just get into office and like the first thing on agenda, how can we get kislyak his village back. >> and michael isikoff reporting, immediately they try to figure out how to lift the sanctions. >> that's highly problematic about the jared kushner disclosures, in the "washington post" story, reading between the lines, both explanations are pretty bad ones. he was meeting possibly with the head -- >> about money. >> state control bank about lifting sanctions or he was meeting with them about his own personal businesses as he is ready to go in and take a senior position -- >> and neither one of them are good and it's bad regardless because, again, let's put context around this. if you are going to get money from a russian controlled bank that putin controls and at the same time trying -- they are trying to lift sanctions and having back channel discussions about liftin

lyle you're reaching for your microphone. >> i can't comment, either. >> senator risch says he'll answer but i'll let him speak for himself at a later time. mr. prestep, we talked about russia's intent and activities in our election. i think it's important that the american people realize it goes farther than the elections and the 2016 campaign as well. isn't it true that russian actors have been probing u.s. critical infrastructure for years? >> yes, sir, i can't go into specifics, but they probe a lot of things of critical importance to this country. >> and is the head of counterintelligence, you right in your statement that quote russia's 2016 presidential election influencing effort was the boldest to date in the united states which implies there have been previous efforts. you also say that the fbi should strengthen the intelligence community assessment because of our history investigating russia's intelligence operations within the united states. both of which suggest this keeps you busy in your portfolio of counterintelligence, right? >> that's correct. >> and this is, this russia