dozens of skeletons have been unearthed.ive from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in the us state of florida where there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. the sheriff's office has reported multiple fatalities, with at least four dead. many more people were taken to hospital. our north america correspondent, david willis has this report. a video gaming tournament was on the way at the sprawling shopping complex in downtown jacksonville, florida. gamers have come from across the country to take but in the event which is being streamed live. eyewitnesses spoke of the pain that account as the government look aimed. i was right over there by the park andi aimed. i was right over there by the park and i saw him running... you sought someone running with a gun? yes. he started shooting and that... was he shooting when he was running through the park? yes. officials took to social m

dozens of skeletons have been unearthed. good morning.s 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm in the us state of florida where there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. the sheriff's office has confirmed three people are dead — one of them the gunman. 1a other people were injured. the gunman is believed to have been at the tournament and has been named as 2a year old david katz from baltimore. a few minutes ago the mayor of jacksonville spoke to the press. today, this evening, tonight, jacksonville is mourning. we have faced an occurrence that is all too common, and we will have two ensure people are safe. one violent crime in our city is one too many. tonight we pray for the wounded, we pray for the families of those who are lost. sheriff williams and jso are working with law enforcement professionals from state and federal agencies, and we thank them for quickly responding in securing our downtown. our local professionals rapidly responded, running into chaos to start saving lives. local medi

dozens of skeletons have been unearthed.ive from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in the us state of florida where there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. the sheriff's office has reported multiple fatalities, with at least four dead. many more people were taken to hospital. our north america correspondent, david willis has this report. a video gaming tournament was on the

skeletons were exuma within yards of the bathers. between five hundred in one thousand graves are still buried beneath the sand. beach is one of the fifteen slave cemeteries that have been excavated among the thousand that exist in the caribbean. eighty nine skeletons were exam for study by the archaeologists of unwrap the national institute for preventive archaeological research judging by the state of their bones the archaeologists concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of thirty. their death working on sugar plantations had so deformed their bodies that they looked like seventy five year olds. these people were guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented commercial war the sugar war. seventy four percent of all slaves carried off. i would kind of because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but show. more dicta of them pepper or cinnamon sugar spread throughout europe like wildfire from the seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food

but i lovestd it's an exo skeleton, but how would he then take steps? >> he is shall would with this great team in virginia. >> i love it particular moment. it's so special. >> it's now time smooch and get to walkin'. right there he takes his very first step. >> i am intrigued as to how this works. >> i thought it would be tentative just a couple of steps, he's walking across the room. >> it will be aniemazing to see what comes next. for now, though, these guys are smiling. >> look at that smile. >> this technology is amazing that it can help people do this exact thing. >>> everybody loves a birthday party. you guys want to go to a barth day party. >> birthday party? >> yes. >> you might as well go to the freshest one around. >> september 25th i'm turning 50. that's the big 5-0. and i'm offering you and a guest a chance to come party with me on my birthday. >> yeah, man, will smith, the freshest of princes, the best of them all, is celebrating his 50th birthday and you could top the charts to go along and celebrate with him. >> is that why he's been so

the exo skeletons are helping it the paralyzed walk again.they are hoping that their technology will augment every aspect of human life. mary lee, kpix. >>> this is a box that looks so suspicious. it had wires, sore the bomb squad blew it up. later, the device was from san jose state, it was learned. the device measures ozone. a professor at the school calls the incident a learning experience. >>> three minutes now before 5:00. the largest fire in state history continues to burn near lake county this morning. coming up, the latest on the firefight from the front lines. >>> and the department of motor vehicles has already received millions of dollars from the state so why are they asking for more? lawmakers asked them that, next. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. w

of what this woman looked like. >> that is fascinating because when you only have the skeleton, youust don't know. and things just change so much over time. it's fascinating that technology will allow to us see what someone looked like. >> is this guy randomly guess organize does he have an understanding about how the m s muscles and tendons in the face work to build a recognizable face? >> not randomly guessing. they also have dna that has been inputted into the computer so they can give us an idea of what her structure looked like. >> what does she look like? >> here is what she looks like. >> that's pretty you some. we've seen this done with putty and clay, i've never seen it done on a 3d computer. >> how big is her nose really? >> think there's a certain amount of artistic impression that goes into it. >> but the fact they have db tells us a lot about hair color. these are the oldest known female remains in america. >>> new zealand, a calm, chill, bux, quiet country filled with people determined to make it more interesting. like justin bushman here who's going out and doing a bi

skeletons were examined within yards of the barriers. between five hundred in one thousand graves are still buried beneath the sand. beach is one of the fifteen slave cemeteries that have been excavated among the thousand that exist in the caribbean. eighty nine skeletons were exam for study by the archaeologists of enwrapped the national institute for preventive archaeological research judging by the state of their bones the archaeologists concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of thirty. their death sugar plantations had so deformed their bodies that they looked like seventy five year olds. these people were guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented commercial war the sugar war. seventy four percent of all slaves carried off. because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but show. more dicta of them pepper or cinnamon sugar spread throughout europe like wildfire from the seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food went to people's heads

was still uncompleted when vesuvius erupted scarring that handsome appearance reducing pompei to a skeleton and burying it six meters deep under ass and fine pumice stone which preserve the ruins for posterity. in many cases we don't know who occupied the houses or what professions they followed the buildings have been given names after the most striking finds made in them. the house of the phone a roman deity occupied an entire insular or block it belonged to a nobleman with a taste for art on the day the volcano erupted he was hastily packing up the silverware from the table when the roof fell in and killed him. in this house the memory of a glorious age long past was honored that ancient time when the persian king darrius was defeated by alexander the great king of macedonia at iss in the year three hundred thirty three b.c. the depiction of the battle consists of a million and a half stone. the image we have of alexander the great will forever be indebted to this mosaic. refuse and sewage ran down the streets of pompei hence the stepping stones that enabled the desk to cross from one si

cast explorer goes into great detail revealing the visual felines muscles internal organs and skeleton. this kind of wood hand tracking has fantastic potential in schools and colleges for example. or it can be downloaded for free but you do need a vi headset and either oculus rift or vine. one more from life in the digital age then visit our facebook page to tell you to tell here you'll find the latest news and trends including interesting out the latest gadgets helpful tutorials and of course our shift reports like us comment and tell us what you think on t w digital. and as always shift ends with a stunning exit something special we found on the internet. this time explore mexico city in sixty seconds. director and cameraman santiago row use this time lapse and drone images to portray his hometown. that. was. and view is going to explore mexico city from different angles. there are afraid of the. next week we take a look at the weapons that deploy us official intelligence industries developing robots that decide on their own when to apply lethal force does international law allow tha

and the beleaguered city power shortage force transport skeletons and there was a food shortage. rather short measure then surrender. as each night fell the roar of air engines increase. dependence on power from the eastern sector, west berlin was plunged each night into a blackout. while west berliners felt their way through the gloom still the air lift continued through the hours of darkness. when west berliners rose each don it was again to the roar of plains. because of those planes there was bread in the shops. this was to be the pattern for many hard ahead. it was to be expected that the soviets would not take the air left without some reaction. across the eastern boundary the communist stage demonstrations against what they called this western interference with berlin affairs. these led to riots that force the not to miss counselors to abandon that berlin town hall which lay in the eastern sector. in the western sector's unity against the blockade was overwhelming. symbolized by the leadership. any joined administration of berlin as a whole had already ceased to exist. emp

this is a super counter model to our classic concept of the spine the soil of the model with the skeleton as a supporting structure stitched walked to work when dusty vobis or it was spine is a tent pole carrying the tent which is softer and. recently that was how we imagine the spine and here you see a nice ten secretary counter model. these are the vertebrae. but they don't rest on each other impressed down on each other no they are hanging for hours long as the fashion elements the rubber bands have good elastic retention last issue for spinal venner vertebra maybe warm down but you can still stand straight like a salsa queen in cuba sounds like an infant. service spine alone is not necessarily the cause of chronic back pain incorrect posture lack of exercise and stress are also contributing factors. if our tissue is to remain healthy we have to keep exercising. but there's another crucial component. lastic connective tissue stores a huge amount of water and that may be the greatest secret of the fashion depending on our age the connective tissue can consist of up to seventy percent of

skeletons were examined within yards of the bathers. between five hundred in one thousand graves are still buried beneath the sand. beach is one of the fifteen slave cemeteries that have been excavated among the thousand that exist in the caribbean. eighty nine skeletons were exam for study by the archaeologists of unwrap the national institute for preventive archaeological research judging by the state of their bones the archaeologists concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of thirty. their death working on sugar plantations had so deformed their bodies that they looked like seventy five year olds. these people were guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented commercial war the sugar war. seventy four percent of all slaves carried off. because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but show. more dicta of them pepper or cinnamon sugar spread throughout europe like wildfire from the seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food went to people'

xo skeletons date back to the 60s when general electric developed this prototype for the military andg people with spinal injuries walk. analysts expect the market to grow from $60 million in 2015 to 1.8 billion dollars in 2025. ekso bionics eksovest cost $1000 along with devices in the workplace , the the ekso skeletons are helping those walk again. there helping you augment every part of life. in richmond, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> selling a comic book with a crime of any time to a kid is illegal in sacramento. the unusual laws that are now up for debate. >>> several big fires continue to burn in the state of california and the weather is not cooperating. it is windy dry, and hot. our local weather has been anything but hot around san francisco. find out how long has been's in san francisco have had 72 degrees, coming up. looking for food. some renters say the bear set >>> a new video out of lake tahoe. hungry bears are out and looking for food. renters say the bear set off motion detectors on the ring security camera. cv bear that saunters up open the door, climbs in the back seat. wha

know the inner workings of the trump organization, who know donald trump, and there may be more skeletons in the closet that will come out. >> the manafort verdict, looking ahead to the next trial on september the 17th. what did you take away from that first trial as you look ahead to the next one? what does that tell you about the special counsel? >> now that we've heard from one of the jurors who was on fox news after the verdict came out who said that essentially he was going to be convicted on all 18 counts and there was one holdout, so that to me means that he's in bad shape going into the d.c. trial because the prosecutors will learn from the experience in the virginia trial and try to adjust their strategy. maybe it's not putting rick gates on the stand because obviously the charges that pertain to him the jury really didn't take him -- the veracity of his testimony seriously. so i think that going forward the charges in d.c. relate more directly to russia than the ones in virginia. additionally, you have all that's going on in new york. so i think we should look to whether manafor

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the skeletons are on display at the anthropology museum in mexico city.re struggling with oui’ fascinating. we are struggling with our words, i don't know what is wrong. what am i going to do? i managed and apology and then struggled with ben. —— anthropology. crosstalk. when you talk about pronouncing things correctly then you pay close attention to what you are going to say next. dina asher smith, not only a fantastic sprinter, she is world class. what a great night for british athletics in the european championships, as their sprinters stormed their way to a double 100 metres success. dina asher smith got the party started by winning the women's gold with a new british record and fastest time of the year. she's bidding for a treble at these championships, now targeting the 4x100 metre title, along with the defence of her 200 metre crown. minutes later, there was more 100 metre glory with a british one — two in the men's race. zharnel hughes ran a championship record to win gold with reece precod taking silver. there was also success in the pool, where

and the professor says, see, we .ake your job easier and i said, what happens when that skeleton has legs and you given up brain to do without the guy inside? we looked at him and then started talking and we formed a strategic partnership to have this debate? -- to have this debate. m.i.t.. with they truly want to have this debate. they realize that if the benefits of all the technology we are creating isn't shared equitably, it will be a bad thing for everyone. so they are talking to us about it. onre are several people now the hill, they are starting to look at the issue and talk about the issue. i have tried to start the me itsation, because to really is one of the most important issues that we are going to face, or my grandsons are going to face in our lifetime. so we have worked with that. there is a couple of other groups. there's a group on wall street that is looking at this. remember this the haves created , the have a littles to prevent the have-nots from taking from the haves. and the haves are looking at the have a littles, so there started talkingey have started about it

along with using their devices in the workplace the skeletons are helping the paralyzed walk again. they are hoping their technology will augment every aspect of human life. >>> in lake tahoe renters are sharing video of the bear that set in motion detectors in their security camera. you can see the bear come up to a car, opened the door and climb into the backseat. the bear then conveniently found a snack and got out. the homeowner say they are surprised to see the bear since they take cautions to keep trash and other items secure. they plan to warn future renters to lockhart and take food indoors. >>> smoke and haze in the sky, we will talk about the air , th alert for tomorrow, and the impact the smoke is having in afternoon high temperatures. >>> after a tough defeat on the court serena williams admits she has been in a fog. coming up, the grand slam champion opens up about her postpartum struggles. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels e

. >> everyone's skeleton is unique. it's a good -- it has a lot of characteristics of the individuals. and so yes, the skeletal profile n include evidence of past injury and so forth. it led to the news that the families of verdell jefferson jewel king and dorothy bofts all hom lived in the neighborhood all reported missing in 2006 have been waiting to hear for some 12 years now. >> the impact of unsol d cases ispermanent. it's traumatic and today marks one step in the rovery of human remains. we will not stop until the diegos are brought to justice. >> two of the women were shot. the third died of blunt force trauma. the question was asked, do detectives believe this was the work of a serial killerlw >> we woulds consider that to be a potential in this epcas >>ter: there is a standing reward of $25,000 for a murder in the district. that means there is the potential f a$75,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in these three murders. livet t offices of the chief medical examiner in southwest, ja

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we should be very careful because we have skeletons in our cupboards and we should be careful oi’ cupboardsnother cardinal in the us who has not been sanctioned for this. he said that the majority of abuse were homosexual acts committed with adolescent boys. we have a cardinal saying this week that if i was raped at 14 saying this week that if i was raped at 1a by saying this week that if i was raped atili bya saying this week that if i was raped at 1a by a priest, that was not rape. that was homosexual activity with a priest. we heard that frances is on the side of victims. please show me how. because right now, his bishops and others are fighting tooth and nail efforts to change the law to allow those victims's access to justice. if he was on the side of victims, he would not be here right now. he would be in pennsylvania, he would have fired those bishops and instructed the lawyers not to fight the access, but to worked to secure access for those victims. we have lots of words, most of which do not meana lots of words, most of which do not mean a lot, no responsibility and no action. tel

beginning of the blitz.undrs dropping hundreds of explosive and incendiary bombs reducing ln london to a skeleton. the new york times correspondence said those thatae were on the east end said they f were trapped in a forest fire. when a trade to get out and they found buildings toppling over in front of them. the famous american war correspondent described what it was like to go down every night to the air raid shelter. ound by and wrote i was 19 emotionally ready to see people riding around by the thousand and there were some children.there we smar there were smart alex and quiet ones. but those who go to work. now think of yourself now think of that as your destiny.y nighty every night from now on. but 70% of americans 70% of americans agree with the the sth and their safety depends on a british victory.ary 1941 fdr but in 1941 that there has been no every realist knows that democratic way of life is assailed in every part of the world to discuss aid to great britain and the importance to speed britai up production. but universal and human freedoms everywhere in the world? freedom of speech, f

>> second is that trump knows there are skeletons in his closet, financial and otherwise.st assumes that putin has that information and could put it out. >> the other is that he's more sympathetic to authoritarians than he is democrats and he looks at putin and says i want to have the kind of money and power that that guy has. he finds him more admirable than he does theresa may or angela merkel. i think it's all of these things, by the way. >> maybe vladimir putin made a hard pitch for that. we don't know what they talked about for two hours so one can only speculate. but i think the idea that he is going to get richer off of these deals that he may be making with putin, i think that's -- it doesn't mean that there's no tape somewhere, but i think it's really about the money. >> peter baker, jeremy bash on this network made a point when he sort of looked at the fact that donald trump was in a room, as ben just said, alone with vladimir putin and there's a question about whether or not translators were even both in there. that one of the flash points in the mueller investi

a woman skeleton. the first d.n.a. test revealed that this was an anonymous and buried african captive. the archaeology of slavery in a recent field is exuding a long untold history. the history of the million africans who were deported to europe between the fifteenth and the seventeenth centuries. when they were devoured doesn't it couldn't need a plate as you know it's kind of you don't nibble to get this on the on the of young it. was the loss that again only put us you. would use in the. the poor will it. will feel it won't get till they'd said it was he told us in that young put it possible don't know up fourteen forty four between morocco and mauritania prince henry's mercenaries kidnapped unarmed civilians. deported to portugal these first captives were unloaded in the first port on the way home the law goes. on this beach one morning in august fourteenth forty four nearly two hundred fifty men women and children who had been captured on the atlantic coast were sold to the highest bidder this sale was an event t

skeletons were exam within yards of the barriers. between five hundred in one thousand graves are still buried beneath the sand. beach is one of the fifteen slave cemeteries that have been excavated among the thousand that exist in the caribbean. eighty nine skeletons were exam for study by the archaeologists of the national institute for preventive archaeological research judging by the state of their bones the archaeologists concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of thirty . of their death working on sugar plantations had so deformed their bodies that they looked like seventy five year olds. these people were guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented commercial war the sugar war. seventy four percent of all slaves carried off. because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but show. more dicta of them pepper or cinnamon sugar spread throughout europe like wildfire from the seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food went to people's h

in the security forces so that the police in many many parts of germany are working on a really skeleton budget with too little resources in terms of manpower and certainly we did see that in candidates as well and there's also questions and we heard that expressed in the opposition sound bite in that piece about the degree to which the politicians are doing enough to fund clear programs of education and socialization to help really anchor fundamental democratic values certainly in eastern germany but in germany on the whole so i think this is a time of national self examine. nation and and certainly politicians i think could do more who will they don't have much time for self-examination there are more right wing rallies juhu in cabinets police have been accused of doing too little is that likely to change. we heard statements to that effect from local authorities yesterday in a press conference that they gave they admitted that they had underestimated the threat and the size of the demonstrations on sunday and on monday at the same time there are various indications that authorities in

the second process would be to use things like dental records and some features of the skeletons to trydifferent parts of one human body together, or to actually put them into groups that will allow them to be identified further. and them to be identified further. and the american military, in the last ten yea rs the american military, in the last ten years or so, has relied on dna testing to first of all assemble bodies, assemble all these little different parts of bones, and then use that for identification. the dna set will come in as the last step for identification. all right, that all sounds incredibly complex indeed, jeremy, as you said, there may well be more remains in those 55 cases, and how do you even begin to tell the different nationalities apart. tell us different nationalities apart. tell usa different nationalities apart. tell us a little bit about how technology has evolved in the last decade to perhaps help speed the process along, obviously these families have waited a long time to see the remains of their family members. certainly in the dna testing side of the iden

baggage skeletons was also some of the issues of this. it's. obvious but by and large its cross-sectional. supports him and also. supports. the president elect is promising a fresh start but changing decades of in change or patient in state institutions will take time. and when i go will have to persuade the international community that scenes like this and now a thing of the past so as to not derail as promise of political and economic reforms al-jazeera and i. was about one journalist regina godwin told me a little earlier that the opposition's appeal is unlikely to get them anywhere. i think it could still be turned if there were a successful challenge i think what should then happen is that we should go to a runoff with excluding the other twenty one candidates so it's just a straight race between the two men i feel that that won't be allowed to happen i think that if you take power in the way that this is happened that you're not likely to relinquish it but i think the other big thing we have to consider is the fact is is a muslim woman in

eighty nine skeletons were exam for study by the archaeologists of the national institute for preventive archaeological research judging by the state of their bones the archaeologists concluded that these men and women had not reached the age of thirty . their death sugar plantations had so deformed their bodies that they looked like seventy five year olds. these people were guinea pigs for the sugar experiment the collateral damage of an unprecedented commercial war the sugar war. seventy four percent of all slaves carried off. because of sugar if you want to understand the slave trade you just need to know but show. more dicta of them pepper or cinnamon sugar spread throughout europe like wildfire from the seventeenth century on this rare and expensive food went to people's heads in the sun all of london amsterdam and paris sugar fever abounds leading a new generation of adventurers to do anything to have their piece of the pie. shipowners merchants and pirates everyone knew that to produce sugar you need a lot of slaves. in this one john hawkins was one of these new entrepreneurs for

not say it because everybody, there is probably not a family in this world that hasn't got some skeletoning they'd rather people not know about but i think it is important that the people do know about it, that we all suffer, in some way, somebody with mental illness, probably. i am sort of writing about life, not about specific circumstances. you go through some of the jobs you did, really menialjobs. sweeping up, literally sweeping up, and then there's another passage perhaps you could read too of how you found out what had happened to your father and, again, this is very, very moving. i suppose, at the time, i wanted to experience what it was like doing tough and boring manual labour. i had been reading a lot of hemingway at the time. all the time when i was that age, i was pitting myself, saying, "how would i cope in this or that situation"? "i was sweeping the road outside the natural history museum, when my flatmate tim drove up in his land rover. "i think you should get in," he said in a tight voice. he then told me my father had died. i often think i have no memory for detail but

it became the skeleton of the famous line the army used for the better part of the battle. shows the incline that the army should have warned, were it not for one volatile factor. was third corps commander major general dan sickles. idea of thean volatility that came from this political general, there is the marriageof sickles' close to the eve of the civil war. sorry about that. got me to a piano recital once and i thought it was funny that there was somebody sitting next to the pianist, just to turn the pages of the book, now that i am turning pages, i understand. it does not seem funny anymore, it seems important. anyway, while a united states congressman from new york, den sickles, found -- dan sickles, found his wife was having an attorneyth barton key, general of the district of columbia and son of francis scott key, author of the star-spangled banner. on 27 february 1859, sickles shot and killed key in the ensuing high-profile murder trial, sickles became the first dependent to successfully use the defense of temporary insanity to gain acquittal. a knownhimself was a

the people that don't have the skeletons in the closet, and for the prost cushiecution, it is v and drypaid uncle sam or you did not. >> what signs will you be looking for in the next couple days or hours to see which way the jury is leaning? >> i think it will be significant what kind of questions they will put forth. if they want any d.o.j. policies, there was a theme of jury nullification, there was not normal procedure. that would be a troubling sign for the prosecution. on the other hand, if they want more instructions or want to see certain exhibits, they are focusing on the documents. he says he plans to tell the jury not to focus on the motives of the prosecution. >> i want to get take on this before we go. an interview with mueller saying "if it doesn't happen in the next few weeks, wem 'll unload him like a ton of bricks. write the resport so we can see it and rebut it." when he says write the report, we're going to unload on you like a ton of bricks, that brings a lot of responses. it is not even a coded reference or an attempt to suggest that he is open minded to an objectiv

elevated to the position of cardinal, who was talking about abuse victims and warning them they had skeletonsld be stepped on is that they we re could be stepped on is that they were devils. how can the pope sent a message of support and appoint a cardinal like that? sullying the reputations of people who were actually brave enough to come forward with their stories. this cardinal, the cardinal of washington, was supposed to speak on wednesday and don't let the last minute ruled out because of course it was incredibly inappropriate for him to be here in the first place. pope francis himself has admitted he was wrong when it came to chile. there was evidence of sexual abuse by priests in chile and pope francis didn't believe these people initially, so he has been guilty of it and unfortunately there have been too many holes in pope francis's experience when it comes to this matter. we all thought he would be a bit of a revolutionary and would do his best to support sexual abuse survivors, but we are found wanting and many people have found him wanting to today with his words and lack of action