and also across that sea of japan or east china sea depending on where you are located. so that is important. just think about what happens during an underwater earthquake. it literally can cause a displacement of the ocean or the sea. and that displacement is transpired into a wave at the surface. and that expert that you were talking to, i heard him speak about this because i haven't seen this information, but hearing it from the expert himself, the offshore buoys were registering a 1 meter tsunami. and that transpires to a larger wave once it reaches the coastline. it is all about the pa them friday which is the shape of the coastline that can alter that wave height as it gets closer and closer to the coast. because as that nature of the shoreline edges closer to where people live, the water has nowhere to go but up. and that can cause larger waves. and that is why the japan meteorological agency for instance in its initial suggestion around this potential tsunami wave of upwards of 16 feet or 5 meters. that is why they have issued a major tsunami warning. that is for

frigates and corvettes conventionally powered submarines that are used mainly in the seas near around around china, the east china sea, south china sea, yellow sea and what have you for the defense of china, the pla, navy is built primarily to defend china from attack from the sea, which is, of course, is something that happened to china repeatedly in the 19th century and early in the 20th century, being invaded from abroad. and so, for example, they have about 50 conventional diesel powered submarines, 90 odd small corvette s and frigates and an important to think about when you look at the totality of the western pacific is that if it turns out there's a fight appeal, a navy is not going to fight alone. they have the entire play. air force. they had the land base play navy, air force, and they have pla rocket there as part of a joint campaign on their their their part and they make sure they can all of those systems effectively with it of a really incredibly effective open ocean system. let me finish with a thought on everybody. ask how good are these guys? and i think the answer is we don't know for sure

if you think as well on the competitive side, the larger issues dealing with the east china sea, and islands that fall under the u.s.-japan defense alliance, and the taiwan straight which is an important place for the global economy. 50% of container traffic in the world flows through the taiwan straight daily. 70% of advanced semiconductors in the world are produced on the island of taiwan. think about that as a strategic economic space as well as strategic politically. this is a consequential part of the world in terms of strategic military and political and economic interests. technology, on the competition side, has become in a way, the heart of the battle. it is not just a commercial rivalry that might be normal if you think about the development of ai and machine learning and biotech allergy and quantum mathematics. it is the fact that many of those technologies will be militarized into a new generation of military technology and we don't land to be the number two in that technology battle of the future. you have seen the competitive actions we have taken over the last couple y

you see that patch over heavy rain putting its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things that cool down across the north of china over the next few days. the aging, seeing some cloudy and cold weather to friday. the the, [000:00:00;00] the other again, you are watching ologist era has remind you of our top stories. this our 215 pounds to the ends of being killed. and this really strikes across the gulf of strip. in the past 24 hours, 10 people died in his way, the shedding of a school sheltering displaced. people in gauze as safety is rarely attacks, of killed at least $26637.00 palestinians since early september. the opposition is rarely parliament speak and assets as type like a vote of no confidence in the government of 5 minutes. have benjamin netanyahu assessed his handling of the war on gauls was making it difficult to reach a deal on the release of the captive. and at least 2 people have been killed in the ass, tried calling the

you see that patch over heavy rain pulling its way across east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things that cool down across the north of china over the next few days, beijing, seeing some cloud in cold weather to friday. the cloud of nuclear war ever present. what if this is the beginning of one of those accidental wars? what is this is the beginning of the end of life? because we know from the horrors of recent history to the rising card threat apocalypse maybe discovers the impact nuclear weapons have funds to vanity. our failure to keep humanity safe is by sitting down to the individual on the street. this is not to drill on out you 0. pulling the plug. more countries have cut the funding for the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. israel says some unrest off what's involved in the law says october attacks and how valid is this accusation and what does it mean for the people of confidence? this is inside story, the .

you see that patch over heavy rain pulling its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things cool down across the north of china over the next few days, beijing, seeing some cloud in cold weather to friday. the unique perspective. some people see these really moving from pieces of imagery to wake up on heard voices for 2 people. and it's really sticking up against door right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. he's healthy, deep human noises. that is all i want to go into, you know, a human to happen to next to the street on out to 0. the the, we're going back to watching out just a real quick reminder about top stories here, this uh, thousands of on demands. i wanna move once again as is ready for us as loans and i sold on gauze and city just weeks up to pulling up most of its ministry from the north. hold on 211 kills and sunday strikes and slicing across the stre

therefore when you apply thato taiwan, the south china sea, east china sea and mor broadly it bris intoiate focus the question of how do you sustain strategic stability under the circumstances, for which there arenly o conceptual answer and that is what my colleagues have just said, deterrence. war fighting capability. the chinese communist party are not dumb. we can talk abou deterrence as a ncept, but unless they form a material conclusn that it is real, that it has got teeth, that there is substance, it has got flesh and blood attached to it, then they wi not believe it. from its core in the middle of it,hat do you get as americans? nuer one, we australians coinvest with you in ur submarine industrial base. there will be a combined investment, additional investment of some $65 billion u.s. in the immediate years ahead. i've been down to groton, newport, i know what the base looks like. inow the nds in this are not just casual. the secondhing you get are as our fleet evolves over the next immediate decade ahead, you will end up with an australian attack class submarine fleet of about

the chinese fleet demonstrated its capabilities during exercises in the east china sea. ng. on a taiwanese street you can try local delicacies, although the sign with the name was removed during reconstruction, instead they put a stone here, especially since the chinese authorities say so, beijing’s position on taiwan is as strong as a rock, but in the states behind taipei everything has already been decided, washington yes... but it is eyeing taiwan after ukraine, the chinese press writes , the budget law adopted in the united states requires the pentagon to increase the volume of military assistance to the island and rearm the taiwanese army, which this week revealed plans to build new missile bases, perhaps for them, as the western press previously wrote, taiwei plans to purchase from the pentagon about 400 garp missiles. i hope the taiwanese understand that they can become the next ukraine and what it won't bring them. the us is sending weapons to taiwan to provoke china and spark armed conflict, which it can use to advance its geopolitical agenda aimed at eliminating

you see that patch over heavy rain pulling its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things cool down across the north of china over the next few days, beijing, some cloud in cold weather to friday. and so it has hit on al jazeera. the store also works closely with authors around the world. their latest books are showcase and previous titles are recommended. we visit one book, store and occupied east jerusalem. that's raising awareness of how to send in history and cultural identity. unbox nations against color up again in zimbabwe, but it's a job, a solution to flight. the academic, academic and in school getting ready to pull the finals of the asked a couple of masons bump tournaments and very successful side. all the oil rich iraq is facing a crisis and a final fight to results. water, as dimes built by its upstream neighbors with strict flow, under investment and climate change, or exacerbate the situation. now when regions were settle

you see that patch over heavy rain putting its way across the east china sea on its way to southern parts of japan. ahead of this, we have had some very fine conditions. thanks to high pressure across the korean peninsula. but we'll see things cool down across the north of china over the next few days. the aging, seeing some cloudy and cold weather to friday, the unique perspective. some people need to see these really moving from pieces of imagery to wake up on heard voices, very few people and israel are sitting up against the door right now. i want to be one of them. connect with our community and tap into conversations. you will find elsewhere, he's healthy. and so i want to go and see, you know, us as a human, to have a connection with the stream on how does the or the look it out to us. so the se in everything is good, even explains the torture, all types of torture. it was unbelievable. they would hit us with the bucks of their guns on our heads. 5 soldiers speeding your preventive, occupied and imprisoned. the what's you know, it is either a reminder i told so is this are israel's

overplayed their hands using intimidation, sort of constant military pressure in places like the east china sea, the south china sea, the strait of taiwan. it's critical a a bit of a backlash. we have an historic moment in our lives with japan in terms of the level and depth and intensity of cooperation. we have the aukus agreement which will give a critical ally australia not only conventionally armed nuclear powered submarines which are convinced helpful in the region, but also to the pillar two efforts. doing this innovation and innovation options hand-in-hand alongside each other. and along with our friends the british. the philippines have welcomed the united states back in. korea is asking what more we can do, through the quad where having much more intensive discussion on codevelopment of technology with india. so, i mean, it's really quite something. the challenge i'll highlight though is as you integrate these new technologies we're going to have to keep investing in means of maintaining interoperability and really ensuring that we bring our allies with us, and that means a lot of this

republic of china, russia is at the forefront of this, because it bears the most burden and suffers more than anyone, and the reason for all this is the houthis and the middle east, and the south china sease of problems, that's all from the fact that a multipolar world is coming , as the russian foreign minister said, they confidently and invariably provide each other with genuine allied mutual support, the approaches of our countries to current global and regional problems coincide or are in many ways close, not prepared for this meeting, the program of coordinated actions of the union state in the field of foreign policy for the period until 2026 will certainly serve to continue and develop even closer cooperation. we are not breaking contacts and are patiently waiting for the european union to finally come to its senses and return to mutually beneficial cooperation, because this is another signal to european politicians and an appeal to them to come to their senses and think about the future of europe in general, the peoples who inhabit europe, because russia and belarus are forever , they are not going anywhere with the world map, with us europe will have to live. whether she wants

global and regional issues including those related to russia's war against ukraine, the middle east, south china seama and they discussed crossing the street issues. >> a couple of questions, can you confirm the initial report suggesting that the attack drone the killed u.s. forces was misidentified for a u.s. drone returning to the base? has the u.s. definitively confirmed attribution of the attack beyond vaguely iran backed militias, is there a specific militia group? >> we are working through that right now. >> the president is still weighing options, does that mean the present has not made a decision? >> i won't get ahead of his decision-making, he met twice with the national security team including not long ago when we had something to speak to we will speak to it. >> will be here directly from the president? will he speak to the american people? >> you mentioned yesterday in south carolina. i don't have anything on his schedule to speak to but i have no doubt he will continue to communicate about how important it is that these missions continue and troops are safe. >> has the president directe

and suffers more than anyone, and the reason for all this is the houthis and the middle east, and the south china seawith the rise of problems, this is all due to the fact that a multipolar world is coming. it is important to strengthen international positioning of our union, as we are trying to do with the eurasian economic union. the main task in the industrial sector is to intensify cooperation in the field of import substitution , a lot has been done here, we understand a lot of things that we did not understand 2 years ago, we could not be brought to our knees, on the contrary, we mobilized and i say, we did a lot. in the current international situation, the union state of russia and belarus is essentially an example of how in a period of global disintegration. and confrontation is precisely unity becomes a guarantee of sovereignty and strength, and everyone can feel the advantage for themselves: a single market, employment opportunities, visa-free travel, study, these are very tangible results of the work done, not to mention a key factor of security, taking into account the aggressive rhetoric

we're seeing china all over the south and east china sea. uh, iran , of and east china sea.interests. and i think you'll see north korea really getting aggressive against south korea any time soon. to tell you the truth , if you join up the dots, truth, if you join up the dots, there's quite a there's quite a lot of potential for a world war there. if the free world doesn't actually stand at and resist this, it's , you know, we're in this, it's, you know, we're in a situation where almost anything could trigger joining up those dots. um, i mean, i spoke with patrick a year ago about the need to actually boost our forces. the reason is that our our opponents can see the bottom of our locker, both in terms of our capabilities but also our personnel as well . if i know all personnel as well. if i know all ihave personnel as well. if i know all i have to do is fight no more than 180,000 troops in the united kingdom . um, i look at united kingdom. um, i look at the war in ukraine and say, yeah, i can easily deal with that unless we've got a link to the rest of our society. uh, an

east and west coasts, the middle east and the south china sea. experts disagree about whether the uaps are extraterrestrial, but agree, there should be no stigma about reporting them. - right now we need a system where pilots can report without fear of losing their jobs. - [mike] which brings us to one of the latest unexplained sightings. - it went across the sky this way and only lasted for maybe 30 to 45 seconds. - [mike] greg facelo of port deposit recently went outside to plug in his car and saw something very strange flying low over the skies of cecil county. - [speaker] oh, my lord. - if it was a shooting star or a comet or some natural occurrence, i wouldn't even have bothered to send it to you. but this thing looked made by some intelligent life form. - is the search for life elsewhere- - [mike] a few weeks ago, nasa called for better data and more study of these objects. - do i believe there's life in a universe that is so vast that it's hard for me to comprehend how big it is? my personal answer is yes. - [mike] some are concerned about

east, and particularly on israel moment. i anticipate this year china will be all over the south and east china sea.h korea will start to threaten south korea . and to threaten south korea. and it's all part really of a of four countries that are operating , all regimes that are operating, all regimes that are operating, all regimes that are operating in concert on behalf of their own interests and their own region. and also and they say this to dominate eurasia and the waters around it. now, you know, my experience as a historian, as a practitioner, is when total ontarians say they're going to do something, whether it's stalin or hitler, they generally end up doing what they say and what we're hearing from all of these countries right now is they are mobilising their they are modernising thing, and they are modernising thing, and they want the american kyrees they want the american kyrees the world and its institutions . the world and its institutions. and that's pretty explicit . and and that's pretty explicit. and certainly if we see what they are building up, their armed forces is how they are a

suffers more than anyone, and the reason for all this is both the houthis and the middle east and the south china seaproblem arising is... another feature of the moment: the meeting is taking place on the eve of important domestic political events, both in russia and belarus. pressure the possibility of provocation at such moments only intensifies. for the first time in the history of belarus , a single voting day will take place on february 25 this year. following the example of russia, we also constitutionally established a single voting day; on this day deputies of parliament will be elected. in particular, the achievement of high indicators is largely the result of the implementation of the activities of 28 union programs, within the framework of which fundamental decisions were made. well, of course, we have to develop general criteria to evaluate the effectiveness of their implementation. the main task in in the industrial sector - intensifying cooperation in the field of import substitution. a lot has been done here, we have understood a lot that we did not understand. 2 years ago we were not

fast as possible, then other actors will challenge us, as we see right now in the middle east and in the south china sea providing an axis of evil to counter us. translation: no-one authorised the bombing of yemen, _ just as no—one authorised nato to bomb libya in 2011. _ the same chaos can be seen in what is now being done i with regard to yemen. everyone can see that. washington's exculpatory- statements look very pathetic. if you look at russia, north korea, iran and its proxies, and china, because china is aiding and abetting them, all working together to counter us and european interests, values and, frankly, the international order. and we need to do as much as possible to address the greatest risk, the greatest challenge right now, which is the one posed by russia. there are many ways that this red sea crisis could play out. it could calm down. the houthis could decide they've made their point, or they could simply run out of missiles. but then again, it could also get a whole lot worse. either way, the threat to global shipping, whether latent or actual, is likely to persist for weeks, if not mo

constructive discussions on global and regional issues, including the war in ukraine, middle east, dprk, south china sead burma. >> a couple questions, confirm the report suggests that this -- the attack drone that killed the u.s. forces was misidentified for a u.s. drone returning to that base? >> i cannot. >> can you update us, has the u.s. confirmed attribution of the attack beyond vaguely iran-backed militia. >> we are working through that right now. >> you said the president was weighing his options. the president has not made a decision how he wants to respond? >> i won't get ahead of the president's decision-making. he met twice with the security team not long ago, when we have something to speak to, we will speak to it. >> will we hear directly from the president, will he speak to the american people of the attack and response when it happens? >> he mentioned it yesterday in south carolina. i don't have anything on his schedule to speak to but i have no doubt he'll continue to communicate with the american people about how important it is the missions continue and our troops and facilities are s

and regional issues including relating to russia's war against ukraine, the middle east, the dprk, the south china sea and burma. they also discussed other issues related to that. i'll take some questions. reporter: can you confirm that initial reports suggest that the attack drone that killed the u.s. forces was misidentified for a u.s. drone returning to that base? mr. kirby: i cannot. reporter: can you update us the attribution of the attack beyond vaguely iran, do you have a spefng militia group? mr. kirby: we are still working our way through that right now. reporter: you say the president is weighing options. so has the president not made a decision on how to respond? mr. kirby: i won't get ad of the president's decision making. he has met twice with the head of national security, when we ha something we'll speak to it. reporter: when there's a decision will we hear directly if the president? mr. kirby: he mentioned it yesterday in south carolina. i don't have anything on his schedule but i have no doubt he'll continue to communicate with the american hue howe important it is that these actions

sea seraphic pilgrims from east africa, india, china, and the far east are present, along with commercialultural behavior , lived there as a memory and they even got local officials or local posts . ships in the ancient world from the siraf port, a large sea route including the persian gulf and the persian gulf. oman traveled from the indian ocean to the china sea, based on the remains of some sunken ships along the way, archaeologists found pottery samples and pieces left over from iranian and chinese shipments on this route. they found based on these remains, scientists found out that abarbandar siraf was a place of exchange of medical knowledge, culture and skills of its time. there is a center that represents all of iran, which means you can see chinese coins, african coins, documents from other countries in the world, on the other hand, in japan, you can see the effects of these transferred indirectly. you can go there, so in the field of religious and political and commercial ideas and different sectors, you can see this effect directly. in today's siraf, to the remains of handcraft

we're in the middle east and what is happening in the south china sea was taiwan national. are all because a multi polar world is emerging, as the russian foreign minister said in the police does not one of us got. so they are trying to keep the union or world or by different method to use are now using our conflict. less meeting of the supreme state council of the union state, just wrapped up here in saint petersburg with vladimir, put and putting special emphasis on just how rapid leap of cooperation between val roost and russia has developed across all spirits just last year. the trade turnover between these 2 countries grew by 9.5 percent, and there currently between 2003000 russian companies working in belgium. the russian president also spoke about the future plans to increase of this cooperation even further. specifically, in the spheres of industry, agriculture, information, and many others. despite the fact that both countries have faced immense pressure from the west, something that the russian president called their work towards a multi polar and democratic world

east region. beijing is also concerned about the escalation in the red sea. china'sinistry called on the parties to exercise calm and restraint to avoid the conflict from escalating. american experts and observers called the us actions a violation of the us constitution as another failure of joe biden's foreign policy. moreover, this time even democrats doubted the actions of the head of the white house. the president needs to come to congress before striking the houthis in yemen and engaging us into a new conflict in the middle east. this is the first article of the constitution. i will defend this regardless of whether there is a democrat or a republican in the white house. financial times columnists also point out the inconsistency of the american president's actions. they write that, despite the desire to contain the escalation of the middle east conflict, biden was forced to change strategy. what could it mean for washington? warned in tehran, the meade spokesman condemned the us actions, accusing washington and london of inciting regional conflict. the iranian

regional issues including those related to russia's war against ukraine, the middle east, of course, the dprk, south china seao discussed cross-strait issues. questions. >> can you confirm the reports that suggest that the attack drone that killed the u.s. forces was misidentified for a u.s. drone that was returning to that base? >> i cannot. >> had the u.s. definitively confirmed attribution of the attack beyond vaguely iran-backed militia? do you have a special militia group that launched the attack? >> we're still working on that. >> you said the president is weighing his options. is that that the president hasn't made a decision -- >> i don't get ahead of the president's decision making. as i said, he met twieps with the national security team, including not long ago. when we have something to speak to, we'll speak to it. >> speaking of speaking to it, will we hear directly from the president? will he speak to the american people about this attack and his response when it happened? >> he mentioned it yesterday on south carolina. i don't have anything on his schedule to speak to. i have no doubt he'll cont

interested in participating in the project to develop transportation along the northern sea route to the far east, in chinasouth asia. so that you understand, with the help of russia’s new icebreaker fleet, the volume of traffic on this route is planned to increase to 140 million tons per year. the volumes are colossal. it turns out that belarus exported petroleum products, cola and nitrogen fertilizers, and metals. and so they export, while those same destroyers of the belarusian and russian economies saw the shores of their own possible bankruptcy. thank you, lithuania, how the republic helps russia move forward, the restrictions that the official vilnius against the flow of russian goods, encouraged the development of the russian market and economy, empty berths, why the port of tallinn was left without cargo, the reality of the crisis. why do ships stop calling at klaipeda port? of course, logistics decides: no trade, no profit, for example, the middle east is being pumped up for a whole range of reasons and interests of western yankees, but here’s one small logistic example: the territory of iran is p

we have the topic of the middle east, the red sea. we have the china-taiwan relationship and we haven't even talked about the u.s. election and what we do if suddenly trump comes back with a force and is going again on his u.s. against the world rhetoric. so there's so many things that still need an answer to or at least need a direction, it's very hard to say, we reached this point and then the market goes up or down. guy: i hear what you're saying and there's huge amounts of uncertainty, but i'm not seeing it anywhere in terms of market praising. i'm not even seeing it in the options market when it comes to equity in terms of hedging some of that risk. >> it's horrible. guy: so why am i -- where am i looking for signs that there is uncertainty? because at the moment if i looked at the activity market in particular, i wouldn't see any uncertainty, i would only see certainty but i find it hard to believe there's that much certainty. >> i fully agree. i don't agree there's so much uncertainty and activity for markets. we have to make a deep distinction

weather coming here we, i've got some wet weather that request, southern pots of china easing out into the yellow sea, the east tennessee, so south, caressing some big down pools, web events, q c, easing up into horseshoe where it becomes a little more active, a little more wise. but as we go one through sunday, by sunday on the frank wash of the system here, we could actually see some snow coming. you know the positive honda? she won't be surprised if we catch blake or to just around tokyo, but it shouldn't be too bad. should be too disruptive when, when the weather coming in. having said that, whether the windy weather windshield, whether there's a central pos of china, farther north is cold enough minus 3, the top temperature in beijing. we have got the usual fault problems across the area here for problems. smoke problems continue to the north west of india right across the northern plains, pushing across into northern parts of puffy, stop much of india does stay long as you drive over the next couple of days. you might catch a shower too. i would to was the small a lot did see a shout down to was the fall

there is war in europe and middle east, tacks in the middle east and red sea not to mention iran, china, north korea and austin disappears without the white house or secretary of state knowing anything about it. politicians are calling for accountability. >> guy: when you are secretary of defense, you need to make everyone aware you would be out of pocket. we are at ail time with a lot of turmoil and more than just a matter of wasn't there, sent over false information saying i'm working from home, whole different issue. >> someone's head should roll, someone on the staff dropped the ball here. >> the handling of this by secretary of defense is unacceptable. secretary and administration need to step forward and give the american people the facts. >> this was not an appropriate way to handle what was his hospitalization and hopefully there will be greater transparency within the administration. >> probable should own up to it. even an elective procedure could be life-threatening, it is better to own up. if you don't tell the truth, people were speculate more. >> kaylee: we hold him in our

east crisis situation in the red sea. a powerful earthquake in central asia, the epicenter of an underground shock with a magnitude of over seven. on the border of chinaelt in almaty, furniture fell in houses, people jumped out of windows in panic, eight people were injured. more than twenty flights were delayed at yuzhno-sakhalinsk airport due to a strong snowstorm. only one plane took off in the morning, no more to be released, no more to take off until...

east. the us and china are loggerheads in asia as a taiwan and the south china sea that could be a new cetera off the tie when these elections in january and to germany. the stakes, massive. the china is the country's biggest trading policy. now, this is where the gentleman come on a factor of sellers shoes, proportion of the cause. and it's not just that germany also have any relies on china for some vital role materials. but the government has signaled a change in coals. it published a china strategy which outlined the risks and the relationship to the level of salt explained. his approach like this, jeremy's goal is not to the couple from china to avoid critical dependencies in the future. based comes at the time when political pressure, it's how you miss grubbing gemini, like many western countries is grappling with arises populism. 2020 full could become of water. said yeah, according to the latest polls the fall arrives. alternative germany is now the 2nd most popular party in the country, and it could come top and reason on elections and 3, eastern german states. at the same time, the

east coast usually passes through the red sea. there have been increased maritime shipping rates from china to north america as well.crease us consumer prices. if the us economy is negatively impacted, we can see the us president biden push israel to end the honor slot on the gaza strip. that's the end of this quick take segment. don't forget to send us your comments and questions. i'm mation and i'll see you next week. nobody has. to the of palestinians, let's be real here in order for the slaughter to stop, except for the countries in the resistance grouping like yemen, will the us and its coalition partners, they are willing for the world economy to be negatively impact. even if it means that their own economies are going to suffer, just to continue this us israely genocidal war, that in a way is shooting yourself in the foot, and that is not good for the politicians like the us president joe biden supporting this uh genocidal onslot, including any of us allies. that does it for this edition of the program. thank you so much for tuning in to our program this week, we do appreciate it. however, if you have any cri