i am so incredibly honored to be with you this morning, and so delighted to be back in boulder. thank you, chancellor, for that wonderful and generous introduction. it has been a long time since i have been on campus, and a longer time since i have lived in farrand hall. i love the university of colorado. i am so grateful for the time i spent on this campus, in this city, in this state. many of you come from around the country and the world to be educated in this amazing place. i grew up in a suburb of the twin cities. my dad was a physician, and we led a comfortable middle-class life. i never had to worry about the heat getting shut off during the subzero minnesota winters, and i always knew i was going to college. my parents raised me and my siblings to believe if we work hard and played by the rules, we could get ahead, and that education was the key to a better life. like many with midwestern kids, i looked to the western horizon for my future. once i toured this campus, i was hooked. i could not see past the flatiron. >> [cheering] gov. brown: it is funny, because when i st

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he took a huge boulder to the head.his is where the guy whose bike it is, puts his hands up, no, not today. with one last throw of that huge boulder, chases the thugs away. >> wow. this is amazing because the guys were not armed. they didn't have anything to fight back with. he gets to keep his bike, he's brave. but it's nerve-racking. >> everybody has a line. maybe these guys did have weapons and didn't have a chance to pull them out. the guy was going without a fight. he brought so much violence to this four on one situation, that the cowards, cowards that they are. >> sometimes you have to outcrazy the crazy. >> it's happened so much that residents are asking for an increased police presence. until then, that's how people have to react. >>> catching the travel bug is the thing. it's not just a phrase. cody and joellen woods caught that bug about two years ago. and, man, they are sick. they have four kids. they took the entire family to new zealand. that was a cool adventure. but it wasn't quite enough. six months ago

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sense in terms of upgrading technology to today's today's world jack burns joining us tonight from boulder colorado mr burroughs we appreciate your insights tonight very valuable thank you you're welcome good night . are you gay six of the world cup is in the can and here to bring us the latest and up to date is chris harrison from our sports this christmas how you do in start with russia they beat egypt today what was it three one game yes it was the host nations to do well brint in this particular competition you know let's not forget they scored an incredible five goals and one thing interesting about this match up there unbeaten gets african competition egypt was dilly having beaten your competition in the world cup and others take a look at this action to see how it played out started out for the first egypt they don't goal pretty much says demoralize them and obviously thrilled everyone had a hand and i'm just guessing here more russians in the stands in egypt since i'm sure about it but a penalty did there was the concession i mean most solid was the player he had questions about hi

some joined tonight by jack burns he's director of the network for exploration in space science in boulder colorado he has also served on the trump administration's nasa transition team mr burgess good to have you on the day i have to ask you did you advise the u.s. president to push for a space force. no we did not was our our task was limited to really nasty. the civilian end of the space program and really designing a future plan for nasa. has included a return. and we know a lot of your research has to do with you know traveling to the moon and using the moon as a springboard maybe to go to mars and beyond your man of science what do you make of the president wanting to militarize outer space and doing it in such an overt way. well i think we need to be a little careful there and the interpretation being one of the things that it has been recognized that last few years is that we do need to look at upgrading our defense posture in space that doesn't need militarizing space because the u.s. along with china and russia are part of the outer space treaty that was signed in one thousand ni

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john kasich at the harvard kennedy school for government, kate brown at the university of colorado boulder, and illinois congressman luis gutierrez at northeastern illinois university. [applause] tim: hello, blue devils. it is great to be back at duke, and it is an honor to stand before you both as your commencement speaker and a graduate. 1988.ed my degree in in preparing for this speech, i reached out to one of my favorite professors from back then, bob ryan heimer. he taught this great course in communications, which included sharpening your public speaking skills. we had not spoken for decades, so i was thrilled when he told me he remembered a particularly gifted public speaker who took his class in the 1980's, with a bright mind, and a charming personality. he said he knew way back then this person was destined for greatness. you could imagine how this made me feel. eyeessor reinheimer had an for talent, and if i do say so myself, i think his instincts were right. melinda gates has really made her mark in the world. [applause] tim: i am grateful to bob and all of my duke professors. t

gunmen behind boulders fired on us, we were soundly fucked. shots pinged off the mud walls and occurred we might not make it out. finally we extrude up the gumption to sprint across a wide open expanse toward a foot bridge, choose which armored vehicles were parked. once across, everyone scurried for the quickest cover. a dozen soldiers piled in the back of a truck designed to hold six men. bullets linked off the truck's armored plating. somehow no one was hurt. several more days until i go hone, one soldier said laughing; i caught on camera the mass save stacked edge soldiers, faces conveying a mixture of relife and jubilation at escaping yet another close call eye. preparing myself for the possible of more of the same today. he set out for a couple hundred dreads yards and then hang a sharp right, taking a winding, snaking trail into the side of the mountain. after ten minutes of humping up steep faces cloaked the darkness, stumble over other other step, my lungs are rage inferno. fuck, i'm thick-headed for tagging along if i tell myself for

(ken) boulders (ken) (ken) boulders and debris are blocking the main crater of the volcano.her mean the cycle of eruptions could be coming to an end.....or a major explosion could be on the way. lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to d,thtemperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure spinnng off the coast. while most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into the bay area. we can expect some patchy fog tonight at least near the coast. highs tomorrow will be cooler with mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. we will see more fog tomorrow night with patchy drizzle into wednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on friday to warm the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move

a couple of examples would be the second division boulders. are just over 30 throughout france that you can trace. their footsteps through france at different times. there are a couple that surround the battlefield at belleau wood. the unit that relieved the marines after the battle of belleau wood, the 26th division decided to build one monument. that happens to be the village church at belleau wood that was largely destroyed when the 26th division took the village. postwar they fund raised and helped to rebuild the village church in a new location just outside the gate of the cemetery. there is not just the cemetery to discover in these areas, there are other sites of commemoration and memory that americans 100 years ago built. they are available, i have the key to the village church or i could point in the direction of second division boulders. whatever you might have interest in. there is a lot of history here. .ots of franco-american history you have to get over here to see it. >> why don't you show us some of the grave markers that your

boulder creek and low 50s. campbell is 51. there's little bite to the morning air.little click it. most of it is about -- warm up pretty quick. most of it is about north. it looks like is trying to link up around the santa cruz area. we still have a little bit of fog to deal with. inland, that's not a factor or even over the bay. it's like brrr. 49. that is cold. that sunday. not today unless you are confined to that. high pressure is going to go out. temperatures are on their way up. 60s, 70s, 80s. and then a couple inland 90s. breezy too hot tomorrow. that's the hottest day by far. there will also be some hot conditions sunday. it looks like the fog comes back. it will continue to come back and cool us down. we've had a pretty cool month here. very few warm days. >> steve, thank you. >>> you've heard of cocoa -- koko the gorilla's death. now the foundation they will be doing a brain scan, hoping to find out more after her death. the gorilla foundation says koko died in her sleep tuesday morning from natural causes. she was 46. she lived at a facility in the santa

boulder creek 51. then you see 58 in center togo and san jose state university.claudine likes that. the fog is still there. there is plenty to go around, although not as much to the east. we have an onshore breeze, not a wind. there is a westerly component. than we have a lot of low clouds. we have upper and lower 50s. we have a lot of low to mid 50s. 52 el cerrito and walnut creek and lafayette are close.

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on tuesday so that's around eight pm local time the winds there shouldn't be too much of a boulder eighty kilometers per hour but it's the rain that's going to cause most problems. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. it starts in core rural communities with the promise of a prosperous mary. but countless young indian women find themselves gene commodifying stolen and sold again. to toil by day. only to be violated by night. slavery a twenty first century evil continues with bridal slaves announces iraq. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's geopolitical landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant . but what caused the rifts between the g.c.c. countries is there and insights and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a just zero. this is the news up from al-jazeera hello adrian from going to here in doha the top stories this hour at least seven people have been killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan's capital it happened as more than two thousand religi

have clearly preferred that the security council uphold its duties the negative outcome has only in boulder and israelis impunity further endangering palestinian lives thus we have been compelled to continue our efforts in the you and system to secure protection for our people we cannot remain silent in the face of the of the most violent crimes and human rights violations being systematically perpetrated against our people nobody would remain silent and not only that we will continue to do everything possible in order to protect our people this is our right to all people and the palestinian people should not be the exception faced with the recent killing one hundred and twenty nine palestinian civilians including sixteen children and enjoy more than thirteen thousand six hundred civilians by the occupying forces mainly as a result of lethal assaults against peaceful civilian protesters in gaza. faced with the inhumane suffocation and collective punishment of two million palestinians and the israeli blockade of gaza which has caused humanitarian devastation and brought the situation there t

the boulder windmills pump water out of low areas and help to drain the land once underwater much of the netherlands lies below sea level if not for these mills for some regions wouldn't even exist. by the big nineteenth century there were some ten thousand mills around the country now only about twelve hundred survive among them are water mills generally in the south of the country. special about this mill it's a combination of having both a cord will melt so therefore to water a real water mill was equipped with two water wheels. the mill is using water as a source of energy so to milk that water into rotational imo. this mill near eindhoven was first built in the thirteenth century by monks. has been coming here since he was a little boy he descends from a family of millions who have been looking after the mill for decades now. over the years he's learned how to operate it and use it to press for oil from flaxseed. a fire really interesting that we are using an old technique would still work smoothly so the technique it's visible inside the mill moreover we are only using water as

evening thankfully i don't think they played any part in the game but during the daytime games in boulder they could well be so little child. they've done a pain but not say that's the game in the next time paloma get expected to win but then it's all about belgium yeah because belgium didn't start the best but they came out on top quite easily in the end they did what i had to do today they beat them three nil yeah ok looks comfortable at the end but but then again both of them are one of the dark horses one of the maybe favorites to win this tournament people in general think that they have a fantastic squad but it's to the you know it's a long long way to go away but they're looking all right so far three know the women the bike well in the first five days of this world cup is going fast peter is that five days in that we have seen the big boys fail to impress underdogs like iceland a run securing some at big scalps on the two million fans who flock to russia to witness the action well they have been left disappointed. ok. any rumors about like russian hooligans all russian. while in a

>>> a private contractor hired by caltrans could face penalties after video shows him allowing a boulder to tumble down a slope at emerald bay in south lake tahoe and laughing as it damage trees in its path. >> one. >> go, baby! ooh! >> the video was posted to facebook last month when it happened off highway 89 where the crew was installing a retang wall. caltrans told abc 7 news it was extremely disappointed and plans to treat the damaged trees and plant new ones in the upcoming weeks. >>> talk about a success story. a former street gang member is now pursuing his doctorate at uc santa cruz thanks to a program that gives at-risk kids a shot at success. carlos cruz joined a gang when he was 14 and slipped deeper into trouble after he was shot at age 18. that's when el nido family centers in the los angeles area gave him a college scholarship. he's now receiving another scholarship, this time to pursue a ph.d. >> i definitely encourage folks to take the advice of others and to embrace encouragement. and wh people tell you you can do something, it's probably because you can do it. >> it's

evening thankfully i don't think they played any part in the game but during the daytime games in boulder they could well be so little watch out. donna paid not say that's the game in the bag next time paloma get expected to win but then it's all about belgian because belgium didn't start the best but they came out on top quite easily in the end panama not the best team have to set aside a few times. belgium they did what i had to do today they beat them three nil yeah . looks comfortable at the end but they they didn't play well but then again you're my one of the dark horses one of the the maybe favorites to win this tournament people in general think that they have a fantastic squad just don't know belgium have never won a world cup are they in the team at. may break that duck and i actually add to that list of of the streets winners have won the world cup are they good enough to go all the way if you look if you go through the list of players they have all you see you stop just every single player.

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news live from boulder and germany's chancellor survives a rebellion in how the government i'm going to macro has been clashing with the interior minister of migration policy goal saying ha ha ha's backs down but he's also given the child's well an ultimatum to tighten asylum ropes in two weeks i'll do it myself also on the program. chief executive.

. >> reporter: the climbers are 46-year-old jason wells of boulder, colorado, and 42-year- old tim klein from palmdale, california. after responding to the 911 calls park ranger jamie richards says most of the day search and rescue worked on recovery efforts. >> park rangers that are specifically trained in search and rescue and recovery came out here. they worked on recovering both of these climbers' remains and making sure that they get to the appropriate location to our local coroner's office. >> reporter: richards says she knows how close the climbing community will be. she said rangers will continue to investigate in the coming days. >> this is a tragic loss and we certainly hope to learn what happens and our thoughts go out to the friends and families of both these individuals. >>> as we turn the times to weather we're going to first check out this drone video showing a large pod of dolphins having a little fun with a humpback whale and her calf in monterey bay. biologist say about 1,500 dolphins were snout riding the whales. if you've never heard of that, that's when dolphins swim

the boulder windmills pumped water out of low areas and helped to drain the land once underwater much of the netherlands lies below sea level if not for these mills for some regions wouldn't even exist. by the name one thousand century there were some ten thousand mills around the country now only about twelve hundred survive among them are water mills generally in the south of the country. special about this mill it's a combination of having both a cord mill and the oil mill so deaf or to water water mill was equipped with the water wheels. the mill is using water as a source of energy so. the energy of water into rotational imo. this mill near eindhoven was first built in the thirteenth century by monks. has been coming here since he was a little boy he descends from a family of lawyers who have been looking after the milk for decades now. over the years he's learned how to operate it and use it to print spoil from flaxseed. i find a really interesting that we are using an old technique would still work smoothly so the technique it's visible inside the mill moreover we are only usin

media coverage of this issue has centered along photograph of a one juror and child crying to the boulder holo she was alternately separated from her mother the images hit home with the people around the world it was taken by john moore a pulitzer prize winning photographer for getty images he tells us the story behind the picture. i've been photographing along the border and immigration issues now for ten years and so this picture while it's touch many people and it's been very important in many ways it's just really part of a larger body of work for me it was very dark very hard to see when i came out with a border patrol officer in his vehicle we found a group of asylum seekers mostly women and children alongside the road about twenty of them now an officer asked this mother to please set down her little girl on the ground while the mother was searched and immediately the little girl started crying and very soon it was over and she picked up her daughter it was an emotional moment and it was very straightforward i think i say in the caption of the picture that they were taken off in a

and then over and around boulders the summit that they done post east. without river valley below. and collapsed to the ground it into a crystallized tie-dyed pattern. it took eight hours to reach the summit and now that we are up here it feels like it is well over 90 degrees despite the elevation i look out at the hillside for those who still work the land i am here passed out and dehydrated and those on the other side are doing that every day to tend to the vegetables. these are the hardest people on the planet. and now i discover them down to a bottle and a half of water reaching the top drains away the roads on --dash knowing knowing that it will be a dry -- back to the outpost. we need to return before sunset. that is when the taliban are more likely to attack. and then to throw under the gear that dissent is always quickerut the payroll is greater going down if anybody is watching it would be the ideal time to strike with the energy depleted we are vulnerable to sniper attacks. halfway down the mountain to soldier suffered from dehydration stopped dead in their tracks and the

for the next dog owner to be good to talk to him before what was the mission of the c three of the boulders of absorbtion would have been going to consume sutured you dumb a cow those are. all folks to. come on here. but luckily upon crewmen of us constantly of course depicts the tediousness number that we are up of the it is these two are going up exactly the harmonic really like you look local government you don't go there you are most of those people who thinks it's going to be going to do to the market is busy with the city received it . in the course of the move by some members of a business meeting a deal was done to put on notice it rippling on and they're going to think it was enough of them have to defect to littleton that when you really did the last act google would you kill just because one of us is kinda stuck up over the new pins lists a good looking man your commutes to fit. who don't want to know many good men what just really are if you don't get it defies bit of them on the moment he joined what is to fit to talk to tony just. to talk a lot ok that is what you measure me t

so it has a solid base of boulders that are cascading down the mountain and then this hot gas and ashthat. so it is extremely deadly. how does this compare to the kilauea volcano on the big island in hawaii? we have been talking a lot about that but it does not seem to have been anywhere near as fatal on this one in guatemala. yes, these two eruptions are really on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to volcanic activity. while the lava flows have been devastating for local communities with kilauea, you can outrun or outwalk them most of the time. you cannot do that with pyroclastic flows. we have seen people taking pictures, and that is causing a lot of concern. with these kind of flows, your advice is? run. get out of there. if a pyroclastic flow is coming towards you, try to get out of the way. do not run away, go to the sides. you cannot survive it if it's coming head—on. what kind of speed does this flow travel it? they can travel at a few hundred kilometres per hour, very fast. i am not sure about this one, but it is far too fast to outwalk if you are going the wrong way

least to england at wrigley field and wishbones they take home the victory here in boulder to grab some relief to be just a stream away from the back full to go to read about. the other group game earlier in sochi followed belgium crushed panama we know. we've got more war world cup coverage plus other stories coming up next hour just ahead on our team's national it's prospal but in the u.k. and ireland it's time for renegade and. blowing welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle the trumpet juggernaut continues on all fronts is he remaking the western world or merely isolating the u.s. also is north. korea coming out of the cold and much much more on this edition of crossfire. talking unstable world i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dmitri bob h. he's a political analyst with sputnik international and in plymouth we crossed to patrick henningsen he is a journalist writer and founder of the news website twenty first century wired dot com all right gentlemen rules in effect that means you can jump

boulders and hot gas and ash over that. it is extremely deadly.f this compared to the volcano on the big island in hawaii. —— how does this compare? while the lava flows have been devastating for local communities with hawaii, you can outrun them most of the time. you cannot do that with pyroclastic flows. we have seen people taking pictures. it is causing a lot of concern. with these kind of flows, what is your advice? get out of them. if a pyroclastic flow is coming towards you, get out of the way. you cannot survive it. what kind of speed does this flow travel it? a few hundred kilometres per hour, very fast. it is far too fast to outwalk. volcanoes are active. we come across so many active ones. to outwalk. volcanoes are active. we come across so many active ones. but we never hear this many deaths. what is so spectacular about this situation and can we expect more eruptions? this is a very active volcanoes so it is quite normal, but not on this scale. what is devastating is the scale of this eruption. the pyroclastic flows went quite far away

investigated they talked about trump's laws all of the you know like they say you are a racist bill this boulder's headed idiot which is totally accurate but. how dare they be so accurate you know but. but they don't criticize the amityville massacre our military is perpetrating by dropping a bomb every twelve minutes most of them killing ninety eight percent non targets all right he didn't change. but it's ok fine you tell i'm talking about that those were disinvited from the white house hot dogs. outside by a guy that an ag those vehicles didn't get to stand on the why does law and inhale the noxious fumes of trump's aggressive go all around. when you have. his chemical warfare just emanating off. when you have a department of war with a completely unaccountable budget as we saw with the twenty one trillion and you have a president with no interest in overseeing how much data the department of war is responsible for then you end up dropping so many bombs that we are running out of bombs. and may struggle to make more oh dear god if we run out of bombs how will we stop all those innocent civilian

release to england give me grief the english fans they take home the victory here in boulder a relief today it's a happy to take dream away from the magnificent pool to go to rebuff like. the other group the game earlier in sochi you saw belgium crushed panama. below and welcome to our special coverage of the world cup underway in russia england have beaten tunisia in volgograd but it was far from easy for them it took until the ninety first minute with harry cane of england feeling the wind we've been keeping an eye on the game with our co-host former denmark and manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel joined by artes you know neal. peter it was a nervy time england versus chinese here daryn involved we were watching it first half they missed a lot of chances second half they didn't actually create many but got there in the end yeah they got the end and. i feel very very happy for the england boys because if they hadn't got there the next couple of days would have been charitable for them they would have been crucified by the that the previous meeting and i'm not sure that they

a german couple holidaying in norway got closer to the scenery than expected when a large boulder crashedin, destroying the bathroom. the tourists were staying in the southern region of lindesnes when their lodgings were — quite literally — rocked. fortunately no—one was injured. less than 10% of the plastic ever made has been recycled. eight million tonnes of plastic waste are dumped into the world's ocea ns every yea i’. in the biggest report of its kind so far the united nations says more than 50 nations are now taking action, including india which has committed to end single—use plastics within 5 years. our science editor, david shukman, reports. the shocking sight of a beach in mumbai. it's totally covered in a thick layer of plastic waste. week after week, volunteers try to keep it clean. but more plastic keeps getting dumped here. as citizens and residents of mumbai, or any part of this world, we have got to take the onus in our own hands. we have got to keep our city clean. people in such large droves coming in and doing this is really great, and i think it will make a difference.

and still very much a threat on friday morning there was another strong eruption toxic gases and boulders up to three meters of size shooting out the side of the volcano now that led to the evacuation of twelve thousand more people from surrounding communities that's in addition to the more than three thousand people who were evacuated in previous days now emergency operations have also been temporarily stopped because of this danger and that's going to lead to a lot of anger from people whose family members are still missing now speaking of the missing the government says that there's around two hundred people who are still missing but the people who we've been talking to from the village of san miguel let's look at this they say that there are at least three thousand people in that town so they say that the number of missing is far higher meanwhile the government and national disaster agency is coming under fire public prosecutor saying that they will launch an investigation into whether of evacuations procedures were properly followed so here in guatemala under the shadow of the volcan

the game for us belief a look at wrigley field in which funds if they take home the victory here in boulder dress that released heading into happiness at the stream away from a bucket full go to read about how you beat. the other group she gave earlier in sochi is belgium crush. hello and welcome to our special coverage of the world cup underway in russia would have beaten tunisia in volgograd but it was far from easy for them it took until the ninety first minute with harry king of england sealing the win we've been keeping an eye on the game with our co-host former denmark and manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel joined by our team as you know neal. peter it was a nervy time england versus two news here daryn in. involved we were watching it first half they missed a lot of chances second half they didn't actually create many but got there in the end yeah they got the end and. i feel very very happy for the england boys because if they hadn't got there the next couple of days would have been terrible for them they would have been crucified by the that the british media and i'm not

news live from boulder to his roses living in germany had to the polls for having that site on the future of the country's controversial president so i get some posts in a fortnight for the one point four million ex-pats could have a significant impact on the election also on the program. afghanistan proposes a weeklong ceasefire with the taliban to mop the festival in so how will the taliban respond we'll bring you the latest from kabul. plus the countdown to america's talks with north korea japanese prime.

relief they really did make me think we should always take take home the victory here in boulder a relief to the need to help reduce the three in a way for the commitment to build are going to read about me. you have a great game earlier in sochi so belgium crush on the mob we know. hello and welcome to our special coverage of the world cup underway in russia anglin time feats in tunis the info grounds but it was far from easy for them to talk until the ninety first minutes with harry cane of england saving the when we've been keeping an eye on the game with our co-host of denmark and manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel. and by you know neal. peter it was a nervy time and then first the chinese here daryn involved we were watching it first half they missed a lot of chances second half they didn't actually create many but got there in the end yeah they got the end and. i feel very very happy for the england boys because if they hadn't got there the next couple of days would have been terrible for them they would have been crucified by the end of the previous meeting and i'm not s

into added time hurricane snatching a win of her england as they went to war and over to his here in boulder grounds. while the other group g. game earlier in sochi sold belgium well they did a demolition job really on parliament and eventually three you know. very well welcome to respectful coverage of the day five of the world cup here in russia you know neal on this beautiful skyline here in the russian capital and of course this money still in production but i'll do it anyway. mark and munches united legend peter smikle peter it was a nervy time england versus chinese here daryn involved we were watching it first half they missed a lot of chances second half they didn't actually create many but got there in the end yeah they got the end and. i feel very very happy for the england boys because if they hadn't got there the next couple of days would have been terrible for them they would have been crucified by the that the previous meeting and i'm not sure that they kind of go completely free the second half was awful the way they played the second half it's not. it's not promising grateful