he's on to come over there at, at the food network. and also tiny food fight is currently available for streaming on discovery plus b. you see him as a judge, he turns up i guys, grocery games be, bobby flay, all those things will come back. we'll talk about what a right time. it is a fittingly enough as a descriptor. what a right time it is, the be a chef in this country because you can go 2 ways now and you go down one path and market yourself. well, you're going to be, well, everything you touch, the kitchen is going to turn to gold. the big business out there are no ferguson right after this on dennis miller plus one. ah, these are the full people who pulled the trigger or 5 something and survival. when the hardest things that i had to face was not counting a face at a low expectation to life, i accepted death accept the fact that i made that we had no fears. dell change pretty fast. 4 shots, different stories behind the bullets. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. obviously you the guess when the world politics sport,

he's on to come over there at, at the food network. and also tiny food fight is currently available streaming on discovery plus b. you see him as a judge, he turns up my guys goes against b bobby flay, all those things will come back. we'll talk about what a right time. it is a fittingly enough as a descriptor. what a right time it is, the be a chef in this country because you can go 2 ways now and you go down one path and market yourself. well, you're going to be, well, everything you talk to the kids is going to turn to gold. the big businesses, there are no ferguson right after this. on dennis miller plus one ah friends, as mich chrome recently said, quote, the europeans must stop being naive when we are under pressure from powers, which at times harden their stands. we need to react and show we have the power and capacity to defend ourselves. bold words, but does europe have the political will to actually defend itself? and the lack of universal health care makes america the country of every man for himself. we have a retirement cri

he's on to come over there at, at the food network. and also tiny food fight is currently available streaming on discovery plus b. you see him as a judge, he turns up my guys goes against b bobby flay, all those things will come back. we'll talk about what a right time. it is a fittingly enough as a descriptor. what a right time it is to be a chef in this country because you can go 2 ways now and you go down the one path and work yourself. well, you're going to be, well, everything you touch the kitchen is going to turn to gold. the big business out there are no ferguson right after this are dennis miller plus one live in a kind now where we receive so many inputs on a daily basis that are completely, i'm willing to reality. so think about how on social media filters. and they basically present themselves in a very unrealistic way. and so when we come down to fomo, there is any, involve more than that. it's about being sort of envious of something. it may not exist and is also really tied to the fact that as humans, we want to be part o

sources say he is ending his 27-year run at the food network where his contract expires at the end of the year. flay and the food network were far apart financially on the new deal and besides the television work flay operates several restaurants around the country and has written more than a dozen cookbooks. >> interesting to see where he lands next. >>> coming up, turning up the volume at the next tailgate party. america's chief entertaining officer tim laird is bringing us treats ranging from avocado deviled eggs to a smores parfait. >>> later, the mystery of a three-story rock cut perfectly in half. some people are saying that it was aliens. >> it was aliens. had to be. it is too perfect. >> we will be back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cance

ruth's bats sell for over $1 million after 27 years with the channel, bobby flay is leaving the food network. he's been in contract negotiations with the ompany the chef had been at the network since it first started in its first year and just in time to celebrate today's "no time to to die" release, they're releasing a cham, bollinger is celebrating 40 years of the champagne of james bond it costs 79 bucks. >>> we have to check on the top trending tickers you have the ten year, alibaba, tesla, camber energy and apple we went through a lot. >> we went through a lot i know we have a limited amount of time. i'll first start with the tinder/lyft combination. the in real life get back together, go on physical dates again, it's been happening for a while now but this is an interesting partnership. here's what i would say. would you accept a ride from a date on lyft >> of course i would but the question is, would you be insulted if you get a round trip ticket? say a guy is going to ask me out, gives me a round trip, or he only buys me one way? >> i'm a traditional guy, i'm more conservative type g

founded by billionaire jeff bezos, one of america's best known celebrity chefs is leaving the food networkhad been at the cable network for 27 years with the two sides just couldn't agree to a new contract. he had been negotiating with the discovery corporation, the parent company of the food network. one sources. the two sides, though we're far apart on terms and discovery finally cut off those talks, flay has appeared on such shows as iron chef america, beat valley flay. and throw down with bobby flay. the long awaited latest installment of the james bond movie franchise, was the top film at the box office this weekend. james fate draws us back together. no time to die grossed an estimated $56 million in domestic ticket sales. it's daniel craig's fifth and final movie portraying the iconic british secret agent. it's opening was delayed several times because of the pandemic. san francisco's italian heritage parade was back yesterday for the first time. since the pandemic began, the parade started on jefferson street and went along fisherman's warf and ended in north beach. it was the city

help us navigate this culinary metropolis than the man who taught me how to appreciate food, food network's very own, tyler florence. tyler florence: on our food tour in san francisco today, we're going to kick it off with breakfast, authentic chinese dim sum in the oldest dim sum house in the country. can't wait. tyler florence: we're here at hang ah. it survived 101 years of war, bubbles and bursts in the economy in san francisco. this place is just amazing. and the food is fantastic. first course, gentlemen they're legendary barbecue pork bun. oh, look at that. tyler florence: isn't it great? he's in ecstasy. oh. johnny devenanzio: dad, did you eat the entire thing? i did. he did. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): originally formed as a haven for chinese immigrants during the california gold rush, chinatown is a leader in defining chinese-american cuisine and is even the birthplace of the fortune cookie. walking down the streets of food stalls and street vendors, it's clear why this place shines as one of san francisco's most popular attractions. johnny devenanzio: wow. tyler florence: that

. >>> after nearly three decades on the air, bobby flay is cutting ties with the food network. variety reports he walked away after contract negotiations broke down. his current deal expires at the end of the year. >>> actor woody harrelson will not face charges for punching a man at the watergate hotel in washington. harrelson was with his daughter at the bar when the man, who witnesses say was drunk, took pictures of them. harrelson asked the man to delete those photos. that's when the man lunged at harrelson and the actor defended himself. the other man could face charges. >>> we turn now to the california man lucky to be alive, after his terrifying encount we are a great white shark. this morning, a surfer is sharing his survivor story after a shark attacked him off the california coast. >> i punched the thing. you can see just from grazing its teeth, i cut my hand. >> reporter: eric says he was on his surf board in the bay area sunday when he fete a bite on his leg. >> i felt this heavy thin pull on me. it was like a clamp around my leg. and we went under water together in

it's also been able to shut down again, as i mentioned, the move i to the food network, which is the thought was as a result of, you know, produce some counter intelligence, you know, to the bands who are always informed when the nigerian military over that during these wants to launch an operation. so you know, all these measures that the government is taking place, including i think they're in a new flight zone and also somehow, you know, what? restricting and movements and gatherings. if i ask you why, i mean you have these long term issues, the security forces not being funded properly, unemployment and then access to guns. but why? why is the government struggling to prevent these abductions from taking place? i think one of the reasons why the government struggle these because it has been a miscommunication and on coordination up and also different approaches between the government, the federal government and also the state government. i think while some of the states, especially in the north west, in the north central preferred to have a dialogue with the bodies you know, prep

so don't confuse n b poppy plan, the food network. but what i'm most struck by is i think i saw light up the great a g exploring shelly over some pork dish. and trust me, that woman is a killer shelves, a good for super chef or beating or on guys tournament of champions season one and 2. he's now the lead judge on the new food competition series. and this made me laugh out loud. tiny food fight, tiny food fight is currently available for streaming on discovery. plus that's a long way of saying, please welcome darnell super chef burgers.

the integer is just which means inflation is rising at the food network roost. and the, as a result of them is electron, the energy prices are rising. not the other way around. it would occur possibly that that's the shooter. so didn't chain of events nearly midnight further exacerbated by the real reality in the energy market use talk about europe, europe, solution, if the let me push to missouri to only recall my words today issued them like i said, the philosophy, but all the of the philosophy of the past year and a half years of the euro commission was about regulating the energy market, including natural gas market. patrice put through the spotty or not because really we are pretty much room through these can isms a solution. and we were being cold, don, to go. ah, isn't it? be sure to refrain from using long term contract. sir. i said that i decide to the nipple, i'd want to the oil of that rice, isn't it? and the bizarre to the crude oil prices selling like they say it's a market loose, will fly pricing miss the 1st. and since the prices are made with a l

if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery network most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation. francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of that 7, 8, 9 some have god drew us into the someplace we became the network ministries for homeless women escaping prostitution if the months period before i performed memorial services store produced women that were murdered on the streets of san fra

rodrÍguez: y los elogios continuaron. 6 aÑos despuÉs, la cadena nacional de comida food network nombrÓn ese momento no tenÍamos documentos. reyna: tenÍamos un poco de miedo, pero tambiÉn querÍamos arriesgarnos. podÍa mÁs el deseo de hacer algo que de que tener miedo. rodrÍguez: hoy dÍa cuentan con 8 establecimientos y 60 empleados. reyna: pues tratamos de mantener una buena relaciÓn con nuestros empleados, los tratamos como familia. realmente tratamos de entrenarlos bien. >> muchachas se dan un tiempecito y le dan una limpiada a las mesas, por favor. rodrÍguez: empleados como ana ariza que lleva 5 aÑos en el negocio y estÁ encargada, como dice ella, de todo un poco. ariza: lo he visto no solamente conmigo, sino como con todas las personas que trabajan con ellas. yo sÉ que, si algo necesitan, ellas estÁn ahÍ. todos los empleados tienen confianza con ellas de no verlas como “ay mi patrona”. rodrÍguez: la mayorÍa de los empleados son hispanos, sin embargo, la clientela no lo es. reyna: el 20% de la clientela de nosotros es hispana y el 80% es americana. es algo que realmente queremos camb

. >>> and coming up today on, alicia silverstone and drew hosts cookbook club with food network staroday at two on kpix5. >>> and don't forget to tune in to the cbs morningsairing after our show. gayle and nate brings >>> it's 5:56. time for a look at entertainment headlines. adele's first new museum nick six year is coming to prime time. that two hour special will feature concert performances of museum frequent her new album 30 and her previous chart topping hits. >>> the ada ms family is celebrating three decades. paramount home entertainment is releasing it on digital 4k, ultra hd today it. has extras including a longer dance theme. >>> the the lost daughter is a script adapted from the best selling novel. it stars a woman on a vacation who becomes consumed with a young mother and daughter. >> lot going on there. >>> time now is 5:56. >> in the next half hour, also streaming on cbsn bay area. first there was lta, now there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable

whether it is in my restaurants or getting, you know, dinner to their table by watching tv shows on food networkl in made by nacho, really using the things that are available to us in the very best way so they're delicious and nutritious and the cat parent is happy all around >> i was almost going to joke, don't divert the supply chain to cats right now, but that's not the point here last question, bobby, we just saw -- i don't know if you were able to watch. kate rogers did a package where we saw robots moving through restaurants, and we know the pressures these spaces are under. >> sure. >> i just can't see your restaurants going in that direction, but how is this all going -- are we really going to see this kind of experience? >> you know, frankly, i hope not. >> yeah. >> i'm all for innovation and i'm all for, you know, tech moving things forward, but there is something about the experience where, you know, it is person to person. i actually heard the end of your interview, and when i heard you say, you know, you can kind of get out of the restaurant quick without actually having to deal wit

if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery networkimportant part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation. >>> i want to introduce one of the great champions of hope sf. we have benefited san francisco of having one of the great advocate mayors in america and she advocates. so with that, i'd like to introduce mayor london breed. well i advocate for all citizens of san francisco as a person with no option spending 20 years of my life living in public housing, living in what i think

if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery network mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation. but i also want to make sure that we are -- . . . >> thank you, all, for joining us here in the bright and foggy richmond district of san francisco. it is so great to be here. this past weekend, san francisco really was pumping. i don't know about you, but i was all over the city and i saw people everywhere going to chase center to see preseason of the warriors and where we beat. . . . . and one of the most significant and the italian heritage parade and it was packed in north beach with so many people and so many businesses. our hotels were full. and so much going on in san francisco. it was really great and we just announced that one of the first cruise ships that we have seen since the pandemic started has returned. so when you think about we are st

angie carter is a sociologist working with the women, food and agriculture network. >> we talk about in agriculture, we're talking about the ways that women and nonbinary people have been systematically excluded from everything from agricultural loans to access to land. >> reporter: carter says part of owrsand agriculturaland ers ork. >> pepper. moved to pennsylvania and started wonder garden organic farm. did you have support from other women in farming? >> a lot. they introduced me to more people and let me know this land is available. >> what do you have? >> reporter: at crooked row, wagner is proud to employ mostly women. >> it just happened to work out that way. but i do think women who want to learn about agriculture gravitate toward other women who are doing it because they feel more comfortable. >> reporter: a growing number of women farmers working to close the gender gap. michael george, cbs news, lehigh valley, pennsylvania. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we'll take you to new york's legendary harlem school of the arts and look at its impact on the community. plus, gramm

of delicious game day snack ideas, katie lee, cookbook author of the co-host of the kitchen on food network your life >> i had a baby, yes she's 13-months old now. i can't believe it it went by like that, like everybody says >> it was a good time to have a baby >> so what are we making >> we're doing 49ers first and we're going to have a clam chowder dip in a sour dough bread bowl >> white cheddar cheese? >> is this creamed corn? >> right celery and pepper. and mix all that in. >> i really like that. parsley, scallions, we've got bacon. we have to have that if you've give that a good stir, cut the top of it. hole this out and save it. that. >> i can eat a couple of them. no carb. >> no carb left behind, right? >> put that in there >> the whole thick >> and then we're going to make a little top, oyster crackers, because clam chowder, you have to have some oyster crackers this is melted butter with parsley. we're going to pour that in. >> you'll take this and brush it around >> oh, i'm brushing the bread. >> you leave that off. you're going to bake it just like that. comes out like this. serv

. >> well, we've seen you cook countless meals on food network and on your talk show as well and nowhy did you pick the title "this must be the place"? >> it's from one of my favorite songs called "home" and the book is about what home means to each of us. once we went home and had to start filming from there we lost our privacy as a small family. my husband, myself and at the time isaboo then we lost isaboo, our beloved dog for over 15 years and that was a whole process and then we lost our home of 15 years. it burned completely down and into the ground and we had to re-evaluate, you know, everything in our lives. john and i now all this time later have made over 200 shows just the two of us. we have bellaboo and moved into your guest house and what we found was gratitude, what it is to be at home. do you have life, a livelihood, a roof over your head. look at what you have, not what you don't have and that's where home is. if you have people that care and that was part of the process too, just sharing back with people that we got so many letters and so much love and became more int

every hour of every day how do we get our water or power or gas at the pump are food at the grocery store so these are the networks and systems and that is what we are responsible for reducing risk we have two key roles so the first is to be the operational lead for federal cybersecurity so protection and defense and the second may be more relevant to this audiences the national coordinator for critical infrastructure security and resilience. over 85 percent of critical infrastructure is in private hands and that's why partnership is so incredibly important to the success of our mission. >> that goes back to it we talked about the way you have the trust of the commercial partners is critical to all of us living the agenda forward so that makes a ton of sense. so i am shocked when i saw her keynote she was three weeks into the job at blackhead i think now it is 100 days. one hundred days. that is a big job. she is still new but it is impressive to hand this loved one —- handle this level of conversation can you share your priorities of what you have accomplished so far and where will you go in the coming years and

in addition to that they hook you into the social safety network so you get food, housing, medical attentionason to go through this torturous effort of getting off of drugs, leaving your addiction. it enables drug addiction to continue. i don't want anybody to die and we know there has been a 30% spike in drug overdoses, drug deaths since the pandemic began. nobody wants that to continue but i also don't want people to be addicted for their entire life. that is harmful too. todd: 96,779 overdose deaths from march of 2020 of 2022 march of this year, 30% increase in rhode island, 405 deaths during the same time period, that is a 24% increase. getting to your earlier answer, at its core, taxpayers paying for enabling lifestyle of an acts instead of getting them the treatment they need so they are no longer addicts? >> they talked about this bill when it was passed we brought that up, who is paying for this and they said it would be charitable deductions but now i read their looking to put it on medicaid, trying to get medicaid to reimburse them and pay for the drug reimbursement center. that is

i gas of the pump, food is the grocery store, money at the bank? these are the networks and systems that basically underpin our lives, and that is what we are responsible for reducing risk to, so we have two key goals that fall out of that. the first is to be the operational lead for federal security, the protection and defense of the .gov, at the second and more relevant to this audience is to be the national coordinator for critical infrastructure security and resilience. as we know, 85% of critical infrastructure is in private hands, and that is why private partnerships like this are so incredibly important to the success of our mission. that is why i am glad to be here with you today. >> that goes back to the trust we talked about. the way it exists is critical to all of us moving the agenda for from -- forward from a cyber perspective. i am shocked when i hear jen speak and i tell her her keynote, she was three weeks into the job at a blanket. today is 100 days into the job. she is still new, but it is impressive to have this conversation at this level of depth with

he was taking money out of the oil for food program, diverting that to keeping together a network of experts and scientists and infrastructure to reconstitute the programs at the earliest available moment. if we had known it was not accurate, we would have found other ways to constrain him. i think the secretary felt very particularly coming from the military background that he did, he felt strongly about that. look, i understand the sense of regret. if we had known what the real truth was, we wouldn't have taken the actions we did. we would have found other ways to constrain him. >> martha: i don't know if you remember your last interaction with colon powell. he pulled away from your party the last several years, voted against john mccain, voted against president trump. your thoughts on that part of his story. he said he didn't belong to either party in a not so long ago interview. >> no, he had become disenchanted with the drift of the republican party. but you could still have cordial relationships with him. i saw him at a lunch in washington d.c. at vernon jordan's house. i by ac

networks. and the kind of for mass appeal is food for the last 2 months, or maybe for the last 2 year. for the main opinion is against the vaccination. they say it's impossible to wait for the vaccine for the time. so probably they try to to use something not real. now moving on and libby as parliamentary elections has been postponed for a month by the house of representatives and broke. they were originally scheduled for december, that would have been the same time as the presidential vote. but politicians are in a dispute with the unity government and tripoli. they say electing a new president should rather be the priority. speaking of elections this month, legislative paul and iraq was one of the top demands of anti government protests back in 2019 more than 600 people. they were killed during those demonstrations. and the city of nasiriyah saw the 2nd largest number of casualties. now many people dare say they'll boy caught the election movement otherwise hid reports. october will see iraq's contentious legislative election, but for many in the city of nasiriyah, the month is assoc

networks. and the kind of for mass appeal is food for the last 2 months, or maybe for the last 2 year. and the main opinion is against the vaccination. they say it's impossible to make the maximum for this time. so probably they try to, to use some, not real. a dutch court has rejected a request to scrap the corona pass. it said the government has a right to demand proof of a call, the 19 vaccine or a negative test in order for people to go to restaurants, bars and other public places in the netherlands. the government introduced to pass in september, despite opposition in parliament's migrate migrants in libya have begun receding vehicle with 19 vaccines. libby and officials with the un or with the support of the un migration agency, launched a vaccination drive in detention centers. they want to carry the infections in the centers where my grinsley vent or conditions to brazil. now, where growing numbers of people are struggling to afford food because of the economic fall out from the pandemic. there's been outrage after photos were shared of people scavenging through a heap of anima

without the ecological networks which regulate our planets from cleaning air and water to providing food, we simply cannot survive. but there is still time we meet the pioneers striving to protect 2 of our most valuable remaining ecosystems. roberta, sweden, where an inventive clothing company is using groundbreaking technology to fight deforestation, and i'm a man to borrow in tacky where one man is fighting to protect a wetlands haven for migrating beds. ah, the fashion industry worth $1.00 trillion dollars. every year a tech found manufacturers made millions of garlands might only be worn once or twice before ending up in land. the so called fast fashion is incredibly resource intensive, and perhaps surprisingly, one of the key drivers of biodiversity laws and deforestation. i'm in sweden where one company is working on a green solution to this global problem. but 1st, i want to understand the impact fast fashion. so just 20 kilometers, i'd say stockholm is the primeval forest of forest that we're on our way there to meet the call, right? she's a conservationist and she's on a mission

they also accuse him of running a corruption network that allowed that sob and maduro siphoned off funds from a state run food subsidy program and sob. and the business partner at face charges of money laundering their alleged to have me moved to $350000000.00 out of venezuela into accounts that they controlled in the us and other countries. they risk up to 20 years in prison, or sub, was detained june last year, when his jet made a refueling stop in cape bird. he was travelling to tehran, where he was allegedly send to negotiate deals to exchange venezuela gold. for iranian petro will then, as well, president nicholas medulla says his country will denounce the charges of the un. he branded sobs, arrest the kidnapping, which shows the u. s. does not want peace in venezuela. lima could deal the u. s. government knew that kidnapping a member of the dialogue commission and mexico alex saab was a moral stab in the back of the dialogues and negotiations and mexico. the u. s. government knew it and act it was if they knew it or if they do not want dialogue, they do not want piece foreign as well. and also they do n

food and weapons and fuel. they been able to shut down the telephone network.ought it was a result of traditional intelligence to the bandits who were always informed. when the nigerian military or police was to go into -- all of these measures the government is taking including the no-fly zone and also somehow restricting movement. maryam: can i ask you, i mean, you have these long-term issues, the security forces are not being funded properly, unemployment, and access to guns, but why is the government struggling to prevent these abductions from taking place? correspondent: one of the reasons is because there has been a miscommunication of poor coordination but also different approaches between the government and the state government. while the states especially in the north, west, and north-central prefer to have a dialogue with the bandits to pay ransom, the federal government says they want to use the heart handed measures. that has allowed the bandits to explode. what the federal government has done now is to ignore some of the measures and go directly to

going extinct. crop diversity is essential for food security and has declined by 3 quarters since the 1900. but there is an insurance policy, a global network of seed banks. these are backed up repositories of seeds which safeguard their biodiversity. and can be turned to in times of crisis. when war broke out in syria in 2011, one of these vital stores came under threat on the outskirts of aleppo. the team of scientists charged with maintaining the seed bank were forced to abandon their work and flee the country. ah, but they never gave up hope. when some of them re settled just over the border and lebanon's because valley they began rebuilding their collection. i'm traveling to the i cart a seed bank to meet one of these scientists, dr. alisha harvey. i. allie, good to see that to hear what happened to the seed bank in aleppo, syria, it became on possible to access to the gym bank. all 3 got the promises in october 2015 because of a band to excess through the center by the armed rural, controlling the area they stole the vehicles, they stole the lot of equipments. nothing lift in the headquarter except the buildings and the dean by the wa

the social networking company safety and network said it's all to highlight wealth dispart and how crazy wall street is. the bananas are being donated to local food shelters. manufacturer also have to report the amount of chemicals known as pfob in common items like tape and nonstick pans. it's the first step to reduce the presence in drinking water known as forever chemicals they don't break down in the environment and are linked to certain cancers. >>> apple users say good-bye to the touch bar. the company's new mac books many doing the part that was first introduced in 2016 as well as other unpopular features. the company also revealed new computer chips inside the mac book pros and rounding out its product revealing yesterday a new third generation of irair pods that are sweat and water resistance. that's the cbs money watch report. head to cbs money watch.com at new york stock exchange. >>> the clock just hit 4:48. let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> we are looking at a dry day for most of the day today and then rain moves in by tonight. that's our first weather system. then several right behind that. here we go. a live look with th

for fuel power, food and other commodities for now. communication with people inside sudanese, somewhat difficult because the military has gotten restricted telephone and into that network. but one refugee from sedan that we've spoken to says these latest military takeover boots ill for his country. why. 1 it was a surprise for us. we didn't expect that it would come to this because all the sudanese people expected sedans to move in the right direction towards democracy. the entire nation had such high hopes. the military always imposes its power on the people. we were shocked by the news that the prime minister, senior ministers in the sovereignty council and other important officials had been arrested. we received some messages from our brothers, despite the internet and other communication having been cut. the disagreements between the military and civil officials is very important because the glorious december revolution, the throne, the old regime, and helps to create the new government. we were counting on the new governments to create a civil state shipping our attention to the u. k. now where paramedics have raised fears of what they've labeled and utterly unpre