elliot, why did the icc do this, and was its move justified, in your view?ure if from left-wing international law groups. it's been mounting month after month. is it justified? if i think absolutely not. when you look at what israel has been doing, facilitating the entry of more than 57,000 aid trucks, more than 1.1 million tons of aid, does that look like a policy of deliberate starvation? i mean, things like regular humanitarian pauses, handing out maps of the idf operations, that's not what you would think of as a targeted effort to trap civilians in the fighting. it count look justified to me. paul: so, and and one of the charges here, ill yacht, is -- elliot, is that it's a deliberate starvation policy by the israelis? is that one of the charges in the warrants. >> that's right, yes. paul: so what's the overred evidence of -- evidence of famine or starvation? the international famine review committee, i guess, examined this because the accusation has been out there for a while and didn't find much evidence. >> that's right. what it found is that there i

elliot williams, a cnn legal analyst. gloria, let me begin with you. what are daniel penny lawyers telling you about whether he will testify or not? >> well, laura they've been putting on a case for two days now. they have presented a number of character witnesses and a psychiatric expert. and today they said that they expect to call one more witness a medical expert. but i spoke to the defense team today, and they told me that they are still considering whether or not mr. penny will take the stand. his lawyers told me they have not ruled it out as of today. so we are expecting the defense to rest by the end of this week. most likely so we are going to be finding out very soon whether or not mr. penny takes the stand. now, there's a number of reasons why he should or should not do that but i imagine that his defense is weighing that exactly right now. remember, their defense so far has been justification. daniel penny was going to attack people. therefore he felt the need to intervene and causation that the chokehold did not kill jordan penny, but rath

i met elliot tonight somewhere over here here, tom. and. and then i hear here somewhere. borrelli there we are in the back. i saw rita cause. rita cosby is in here. why are you reading that? yeah. okay, now, congressman orman, victoria sparks is here somewhere in the crowd from capitol hill. i see this borough in the back, somewhere from capitol hill. where you are is there he is. and from the new post we got, rob, rob shuter right over here. all right. levine is somewhere in the crowd. jon levine, kelly, jane cuccinelli, jane torrance, kelly, jane and james freeney, new new york post. anyway, i could go on. i'm sorry if i lost names out, but first anthony secada is going to give us a little bit of a background here up here, anthony. and thank you all for coming tonight. everybody. thank you, james. hi, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this evening. hopefully not too many yankee fans in here, but they're winning five nothing now. so that's a that's what i said. anyway, i'm a newsmax alum and i will say that one of the fondest memories have of newsmax are the peo

also, elliot williams. an analyst and former prosecutor.s the prosecution feeling about their case this far? >> they had a good day in court today. the burden is on them to prove that daniel penny acted recklessly. he's been charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. what they are trying to prove is that daniel penny ignored the risk involved in the maneuver that he used against jordan neely, placing him in that joke . today's testimony by eric gonzales was important because he talked about how he saw him struggling on the subway floor and he jumped in to help. while he did this, he signaled and said to mr. penny, i'm going to hold his arms down so you can let him go. what we know from video evidence and from testimony is that mr. penny did not let go. in fact, he held jordan neely in that chokehold for nearly six minutes. now as you said, the defense has said that he was doing this in an attempt to protect the other passengers on the subway. many of whom have testified about feeling afraid and fearing for their lives when

former justice department official under president obama, elliot williams. evan, what exactly is he telling justice department officials to get on board with? just whatever trump wants? >> right. he made a list. a very long post he put on social media, but he's talking about the immigration executive orders. taking on cities that are refusing to turn over illegal immigrants to i.c.e. >> sanctuary cities. >> taking on companies that have diversity equity inclusion policies. dei policies, which is something trump, the trump administration in the firstally was in favor of and now is against. and you see -- >> can they do that? can they tell private companies not to have dei officials? >> they can try to certainly sue companies that have these policies. >> funding. grant funding. >> there's a lot of power that you have on this. and one of the other things he mentions is pardons for some of 6th rioters. people who according to trump world were political prisoners. now, we don't know whether that includes people who attacked police officers and capitol police on t

elliot really likes the company, just not the stock performance. year to date -- and here's a comp chart if you look on the screen. the s&p has gained about 25% while coming into today's session honeywell is up just about 7. a year ago in may i brought up this very possibility with incoming ceo. listen to what he said. i mow this company, and -- i know this company, and it has only grown in scope, not just size. so all these other divisions, you know, it reminds me because i used to work for a division of general electric of ge which was making refrigerators and aircraft engines. it eventually had to break up into a whole bunch of err to pieces. warren buffett if often says activist investors don't care about the company, but they are a reality. >> we proactively looked at our portfolio every year. we are i our own activist. we want to make sure if we hold something, we are right to hold and add value. we do it with board every year, and we mow what we keep and how to create value for our shareholders. liz: so honeywelling's board got that a 28-pag

she envied the performance of daughter in law fay emerson, who was married to elliot and hosted the late cbs talk show the fay emerson show instead, air said of herself in her early television. needless to say, i'm never happy when i'm on television in the first place. i cannot remember that i'm being photographed every minute and i do stupid things like lick my lips when they get dry, which makes you look exactly as though you were sticking your tongue out at someone. perhaps with greater experience, i will do a little better. the lights are hot and on the whole i think the results none too happy for me. she did, of course, persevere and got better at it. air learned to read cue cards rather than notes her lap. what began as a foreign experience in the makeup chair became. by 1959? she wrote and excited daily. i went on frank sinatra show in hollywood. the pay for 5 minutes was fantastic, in my part, rather nice, but i'm not very good at entertainment. i've never had so many compliments. and i found watching the mechanics amusing, she would make many more television appearances, althoug

more is really as strikes here to the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital of a root. israel elliot issued evacuation orders for the area, the stronghold of hezbollah, which is backed by iran. dozens of people were killed in stripes on a route a day earlier. generalist police, levine has been following the story and tell of eve, and they gave us the latest yes. well this was, this is one of the most difficult days for the home front and israel since the beginning of this. so these are the ready. so last year we're seeing the aspired more than $250.00 right, because the general says the midnight last night, and this has reached the area, a lot of kids to leave. and they also the shuttle area as well as the upper gallery . and we certain get any which means that people are intensifying their attack. today again is ready turn the story military sites also tells in general, just this for quite a goal was the half an hour. one more time the sizes were heard in the video on, which is most of it. so it'll be the, as a result of one surface to surface then missile that was intercepted by th

. >> elliot's vote is not in question. >> i don't want to go back there. i see how he treats people and bullies people. these are things i tell my teenage kids not to do. why would i want to see my president doing that? >> harris needs to match or beat biden's 2020 numbers in the suburbs. but elliot hears hints of apathy and sexism. >> i think people were afreud to vote for a woman once it got down to the final choice. and they made a mistake. and now here we are again with that same decision facing people and i'm worried it's going to happen again. >> delaware county is reliably blue, but there are pockets where trump runs strong. >> i'm most upset about the lack of a border and the lack of our sovereignty and how that eroded in the last three years. and i feel as an american citizen, i'm underserved, over taxed. i'm kind of diminished. >> kristen, registered republican back in 1988. philadelphia suburbs were red then. but caparra is out numbered. >> we vote on different sides of the aisle, we are proud americans. the american flag is outside all of our h

cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor elliot williams.odd blanche of it all, it's kind of the rebuke of all rebukes, putting her defense attorney , who is representing in the cases, that right now are being prosecuted by the justice as installing a person as the number two in your justice department. >> absolutely, katelyn. regardless of what the former president and people around him say , there is a long tradition of independence at the justice department . between the justice department and the white house. they have traversed administrations, republican and democratic. the very idea of a personal criminal defense attorney coming in to be deputy attorney general flies in the face of any sense of independence of the department. and beyond that, the deputy attorney general is an enormous management role. anybody who has come into that role has been at least a u.s. attorney. not everybody, but virtually all of them have been u.s. attorneys or major managers in the government at some point. they could be managing 110,000 people. so the ver

there have been a few speakers at the memorial, including alex salmond's niece alexander elliot andersonnd. to the world he was a political giant, a strong leader, a fearless campaigner. to us, he was a dearly loved husband, brother, and uncle. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in edinburgh. many hundreds of invited guests at st giles�* cathedral here earlier on today, among them the former prime minister gordon brown, the current first ministerjohn swinney. there were also musicians — the proclaimers played a song during the service, as did dougie maclean, he played his unofficial anthem caledonia. it was a very moving service at times for a man who was scotland's fourth first minister, who took the country close to independence in that referendum back in 2014. kenny macaskill, who is the leader, the acting leader of the alba party, which is the party that mr salmond set up when he left the snp, described mr salmond, who was also his friend, as a giant of a man. he could have succeeded in any profession or walk of life, such were his talents, energy and ability. in politics he

. >> le preguntÉ a elliot quÉ dice de las afirmaciones de la alguacil.e es falso. verÁn que por su conducta. solicitÉ entrevistas, pero no han estado disponibles. reportando en vivo, marÍa antonieta mejÍa. >> tenemos advertencia de heladas. veremos estas condiciones y quÉ tanto nos puede afectar. nos exponemos a estas bajas temperaturas sin ropa de cada. tiene que estar atento a la somnolencia. esta situaciÓn puede ser mortal. vamos a tener temperaturas casi congelantes para el dÍa viernes. decenas de residentes recibieron una cena especial para familias en necesidad en el Área de la bahÍa. >> algunos llegaron en compaÑÍa de sus familias, lo mÁs emotivo fue red conocer los distintos tipos de historia con las que nos encontramos un todo >> me pidieron un rescate para recuperar a mi hijo y por eso decidimos de salir del paÍs. >> llegue el 17 de agosto, estuvimos 14 dÍas en migraciÓn. muchas personas no tienen que comer. nosotros acabamos de llegar en nos dan la mano. >> es una cena con un significado es decÍan. >> josÉ no venÍa hacÍa muchos aÑos porque ya

while her job may sound strange to some, she says she has seen how her work has helped people like elliota of who i am and to be more open and vulnerable with people. >> when you look at the data, boys are less likely to report close friendships compared to girls. that seems to continue throughout the lifespan, and that it's been hasn't always been acceptable for men to talk openly about their feelings. >> 22 year old carrie hosler is hoping to find a spark with someone, a connection. >> i am very nervous, but i'm also excited. it takes like a lot of energy to go and talk to people that you don't know. you just kind of like socialize. it's like kind of like speed dating. >> but carrie isn't looking for love and romance. she's looking for friends. >> you need platonic relationships in addition to romantic relationships. it's important, i think, for just like your well-being and your mental health, we're. i mean, humans are social creatures searching for ways to branch out. >> she went online and stumbled upon the girls nyc the girls is an exclusive social group for women looking to make fr

now we have cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid and also cnn legal analyst elliot williams with us. and we're getting paula some new insight into what is going on in the house ethics committee report. actually through a civil lawsuit in florida. it's kind of like a side door roundabout thing, but it's actually quite illuminating. yeah, it is. this is a lawsuit that was filed by a friend, a former congressman gaetz, against another one of the friends, joel greenberg, who is in jail after pleading guilty to several crimes and the woman who is allegedly 17 years old when she had sex with the former congressman. he sued both of them and as a result, they had to engage in discovery. they created a whole new record of evidence. now the underage victim was deposed but her deposition, as well as other women in this case, they are all under seal. but lawyers got kind of crafty and used some of what is under seal in their questions to the man who filed this lawsuit. so we're getting a little bit of glimmer of what that underage formerly underage woman said. for example, the lawyers a

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elliot, let's talk about some of these new allegations. it seems like there's new ones every day. right. the lawyers saying that gaetz paid these women more than $10,000 for sex. how damaging is that? >> it's very damaging on a personal level, on a reputational level. but even setting aside what anybody thinks of it, or the morality or the propriety of the conduct, it ought to be available to the united states senate as they in their duty under articles one, frankly, and two of the constitution to vet nominees and provide advice and consent to the president of the united states when he puts people up for nominations. >> this is the kind of information they ought to have. >> and so and i would think they're going to reach a place where they get at least some of this. >> what do you make of the argument from some republicans that we've spoken to that since the fbi rather, the doj didn't press charges after gates was investigated by doj and the fbi that there was no wrongdoing. >> i it's it's entirely fair to say that when someone is not charged with a crime, the inquiries around tha

elliot cosgrove three four words. rabbi in. for such a time as this, you have as only you can do, tied the past to the present, guided by the values, lessons and stories of judaism to help us gain a deeper understanding of israel, the jewish people and how we are all feeling today. you ask the big idea questions, you make us think, and you provide possible frameworks for the future. over the past six years, you have not just letting guided our community, but you have also made park avenue synagogue a place for thought leadership for global jewish conversation, and on understanding what it means to be jewish today for jewish people. and i would contend for non-jewish people all around the world. rabbi cosgrove we are incredibly proud to call you a rabbi, our friend, our spiritual leader, our visionary, and soon we are sure, a bestselling author. so you, for all that you do for our community and for the jewish people. we are incredibly appreciative and proud of you. congrats and. and i would like now like to turn over the microph

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though it was evident my mind could see the kind of game that they were and always has been up to elliot abrams. another one is south america who, if he does the same again, his administration will not to be able to get out from the swamp. not just this lump in washington, but the swamp in world affairs that has been created by the united states in recent decades. well the night is still very young. i think a lot of people felt confident if they were in trumps, come back in 2020. they were a couple of biscuits, a slightly different news. the still projections i bought it definitely looks like a trump seems to be powering ahead in some of the states which might be crucial to say to a re election that was uh, george galloway was bought your br, it's need a full mouth which is m p it is always a pleasure getting you've used to insight your opinion. you'll take. thank you very much, george. as well, how do things dot? it is around just before 11 pm eastern time. and you can see the tiniest head. donald trump stands incorrectly $188.00 alex to real service. how iris comparatively dry can hot

elliot hartley runs a british company which models designs using 3d technology, so developers can quicklyeir plans will look like and quickly figure out the logistics, like the number of bricks they will need. managing the complexity of designing a city is an incredible challenge for professionals. at each stage, you're creating a huge wealth of data that is passed on, often, to the next stage in the design process. so whether it's understanding how much energy you need for an area, or water, or construction materials, all of that information needs to be passed along. and then at each particular stage, you have the challenges of, what if something changes on the ground? what if new information comes in, and how do you reflect that information downstream, if you will? uh, how do you pass it to the next profession? um, it's an incredible challenge, but one that we're really able to cope with now. there's a lot of software tools that help us move that data down, down to each part of that design process. um, and there's a lot of convergence within those professions, uh, with the software tool

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that constitution would elliot today my colleagues sort of do. but in this case, folks to joys, if a big to in a form a slovak defense attach a to post and answer kit, i'm the expert in military diplomacy. and he told us that the, you precious nations to a to crate instead of come to go, excuse me, age ukraine, offering compensation compensation instead. but the state is involved with a c. so a government position today is absolutely absolutely clear. no military equipments . do you claim anymore? okay. have you got any to follow but it's only yes, considerably. not always the position because of the but i was very strong and different helping him. dad, you know, boys and the leader always in the body. see how he's on the always on the brush for some countries will not accept the decision from by the, by the process. nobody from the utah, especially in the wrestling from wisconsin. he does not have babies decision and nobody knows solid primary. so this is not able to look like a executive, it's something that got these things is against and hung

alexander elliot anderson salmond.ner. to us, he was a dearly loved husband, brother, and uncle. the actress cate blanchett has told the bbc she is "deeply concerned" about the impact of artificial intelligence in the film industry. she is due to star in a new film called rumours — an apocalyptic comedy about a group of world leaders trapped in a forest. speaking to laura kuenssberg, she said the issues facing wider society were even greater. it's a very public facing industry that we're in. and i think the discussions around ai were not mainstreamed until the writers' strike really brought it into public discourse. so i think it's — i think it's very real. i mean, you can now completely — the voice will happen first and the image comes second. you can totally replace any...if anyone, any person forget whether they're an actor or not. if you've recorded yourself for — i think it used to be 30 seconds, but now i think its three or four. um, you can be — your voice can be replicated. and are you concerned about that? dee

so elliot, 12 people were supposedly killed in the 9th idea stripes on the ancient city of found back the victims of believe to the rescue. workers who was searching for trumps colleagues under the rubble of a destroyed civil defense center. nasal authorities code is a court followed by records, has called a state run health facility. this came to sounds off the neighboring syria report. his id strikes in and around is capital was in us. meanwhile, the world bank has issued a report, assessing the cost of the ongoing wolf $11.00 on its almost 8 and a half $1000000000.00. that figure includes both physical damage on the economic loss is combined with the nation over the losing the equivalent of 15 years of economic growth. additionally, the report saves the housing set the stuff at the most with more than 100000 living units, partially damaged, or destroyed. and august, as those are shows that the liberties people have been losing more than $3000000.00 us dollars of earnings per day. due to the conflict. a baby was based on the list, told us more about the grim reality on the ground. t

so elliot, from top to what was that kennedy, judy is a health and human services chief. he's a former democrats who initially run for president himself before dropping out to endorse to him on mr. kennedy has promised to shake up the countries health care system. or if you work for the food and drug administration and are part of this corrupt system, i have 2 messages for you. one, reserve your records and to pack your bags. now he is a member of the very famous kennedy family and he was also running for president as a democrat. but turns out when the democrats been essentially didn't let him run and he ran as an independent candidate. in august of 2024. he suspended his campaign and endorse donald trump. now he holds a diverse set of police from a liberal to conservative, and he has spent decades as a lawyer of fighting corporations impacts on the environment. and most recently, when he comes to public health. now he did point out that big pharma companies might care more about their prophets than they do when it comes to what effects their products have on public healt

the driver, 21-year-old jaden elliot patrick, was charged with vehicular manslaughter. other drivers are being reminded to slow down and be extra cautious ahead of the holiday. chp is beginning its maximum enforcement period. aaa says they're expecting the busiest thanksgiving season ever on the road in california more than 10 million drivers are expected to hit the road and across the country more than 71 million drivers are expected to travel 50 miles or more for this holiday. that is about -- rise from last year's numbers. and at bay area airports it's probably going to be pretty busy. nearly 2 million people expected to pass through sfo and oakland. fortunately, though, paul, when we sent our reporters there yesterday, things were, i would say, relatively calm. not calm. >> right, it's not calm. >> not calm. >> but it's tolerable. >> yeah, tolerable. >> i think that's what most people are hoping for for thanksgiving travel. >> and weather. >> a lot of people are traveling on the holiday itself tomorrow. no problems locally. good news there. if you're going to the ai

it says is ready for us is carried out multiple ass strikes on lebanese territory. israel elliot confirmed on a tank. i'm what it says was the hezbollah weapons storage facility in the south. it also accused has been a fight as of contributing the agreement by moving into several areas. i'll just say what the same bus driver begins coverage from parents during the 1st 2 days of the seas far between 11 on an israel, there have been a number of incidents that are a stress test, no doubt to it's long term disability as people started returning to the south of the country, a number of incidents where is real open fire and groups of people killing and injuring lebanese in the south of the country as they went back to some of those areas, letting these people say that it is their country. they can go where they want israel saying they're maintaining the terms of the ceasefire. and those people were in areas where they should not have been too close to where israel still maintains positions inside lebanese territory. also an air strike on thursday carried out by these really air force on what it

alexander elliot anderson salmond. a political giant, a strong leader, a fearless campaigner. to us, he was a dearly loved husband, brother, and uncle. let's speak to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. we were seeing people leaving the service is just a short time ago. have you had a chance to speak to anyone and hear their thoughts?— to speak to anyone and hear their thoughts? several hundred eo - le their thoughts? several hundred peeple invited — their thoughts? several hundred people invited to _ their thoughts? several hundred people invited to the _ people invited to the service... some of them still behind me. for many of them it was a very moving moment to pay tribute to theirfriend, was a very moving moment to pay tribute to their friend, to many, their mental. to many, a person they are held in great esteem, in terms of what they said he had achieved for scotland. you heard his niece they're speaking about alex salmond, the man, we heard about how he had grown up in a council house that had loved footba

being quick to say the russian economy is finally buckling under the weights of sanctions on sees elliot between co explains why a weaker national currency as an actor a such a bad thing for most good that they are delighted to make the call the western media is once again talking about how the latest washington sanctions are taking effect and smashing the washing economy into pieces. how many times did we read stories hinting that russia's finances were on the brink of collapse? well, the rest of the global is indeed in dire straits, edging closer to the lows of 2 years ago. regardless of whether that's the direct impact of us restrictions on dozens of russian banks or not. listen to this from finance minister, anton say the want of i am not saying whether the exchange rate is good or bad. i'm just saying that today the exchange rate is very, very favorable for export as boom, when it comes to exports. and the 1st thing that comes to mind is watched as vast natural resources. a cheap ruble is what the people in charge of the federal budget would actually look for to simply because they'

if you listen to what elliot said donald trump won in part because of how bad lawfair looked in new york and the rest of the country. when you say irreversible i disagree because in order for the judicial system to survive they have to reverse this. latifah james back on her heels, watch the daniel penny case, that could determine if it is irresistible or not, the justice system has an opportunity to be on the side of right and away they were not when it comes to donald trump. we will see what happens going forward but the overall climate in our country is no appetite for what they saw in new york. has to stop moving forward. if not it will be irreversible. stuart: thank you. still had, trump is meeting with house republicans, sources say elon musk is there and musk got a standing ovation. trump told the room he was 100% with speaker johnson. much more varney next. what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow

art source is the legal analyst and former prosecutor elliot williams and on the todd blanche of it alls the rebuke of all rebukes on putting your defense attorney who is representing you in cases that are right now being prosecuted by the justice department for now and installing that person is the number 2 in your justice department. >> absolutely. regardless of what the former president and people around him say, there is a long tradition of independence at the justice department and the white house and the traversed administration and democratic and democratic in the idea of a personal criminal defense attorney coming into be deputy attorney general flies in the face of any sense of independence of the department. beyond that, the deputy attorney general is an enormous management role and everybody who has come into that role has been a u.s. attorney and not everyone but virtually all of them were major managers in the government at some point and they will be managing 110,000 people. the very idea of somebody who is a good trial attorney, it doesn't smell right in terms of decades

wouldn't it make sense if you are elliot? if you have a dynamic where you got, you come in, there is a big boost to moral. nothing has changed and the view has been some of nike's issues are medium term. that is where we were with nike even before the ceo changed. you will not see until middle 25 any uplift in target. i think that is where we are. >> it might take longer. addressing the issues of newness of product. how long is that pipeline? longer than six months for that problem. that seems to be one of the major ones. >> he is an insider. the whole idea about switching it on its head, trying something new, hiring somebody that is not an insider. a fresh look, some fresh perspective and you are not getting it. under armor is up 22%. nike is down 10%. you are probably wearing oms. >> are you really? >> yeah. >> don't fall back in the chair. a lot of companies are taking share. i get it, nice sethe biggest in the room and everyone sort of revolves around nike. it is the sun. it is no longer the sun in money merchandise peopl

shares of honeywell are popping after activist investor elliot management disclosed a $5 billion stakeusiness lines, aerospace and automation. honeywell up around 4%. and tencent music is sliding after they posted the q3 results. they reported that revenue from its social entertainment services business fell nearly 24% year over year. those shares are down nearly 5.5%. back to you, mike. >> kate, thank you. >>> disney reports before the bell on thursday and the clock is ticking on incoming board chair james gorman's process. a look at what we know now. >> hey, mike. well, incoming board chair james gorman is known for running a smooth succession process for himself at morgan stanley. he is credited with incentivizing the two runners up to stay. also known for his attention to protocol, creating systems and rigor. sources tell me now gorman has a cha tons 30 to overdeliver in surprise with the successor announcement earlier than expected. i am told that the board wanted to get the media disney's back. two of the four candidates, dana walden and josh d'amaro are seen as leading contender

nice little taste with you on a for spartan and myself is that the brows, elliot? and greeting x i just you the fewest 1st. if i do you, can you see your face and fight or significant match for subjects? it's sheila, another former prisoners. it's hard to believe that no one has been charged or convicted. the prison was a state visit touche, and with a clear, your archy, make it deliver ours uneasily. silver will try and heis, president, administrator these. yeah. well, can users, i know these committees are service my and he said president on the zeros floor and you see that sees the vessel to the last one or yeah. or show each it assume for them a button and see the size of it. the police which was present fosgate july, you may do the easily refused to hear here we subscribe it or the ad who by so it'd be thought of you possibly could do something. see and then throw. you could not be or should you need somebody to believe this window so it's not an industrial that she already knows that she's introduced. so now it was one invention that one of the orders in that