deb me is kind, but -- debbie is also kind but she is also persistent at times, especially when this comes to fighting for people in michigan. she will not take no for an answer when it comes to building consensus on the things that matter most to the folks that she so proudly represents. and i think most of us in this chamber have experienced that firsthand. if debbie is pushing for an issue, something she cares about, something she knows is going to help people, and if she gets you on the phone, you will not get off that phone without saying, absolutely, debbie, i will support new that effort, because it is important. anyone who has had the privilege of working with senator stabenow knows that her enthusiasm and her optimism are contagious. the energy that she brings to work every day can motivate you and keep you working forward, even when that going is very tough. but perhaps most importantly, debbie stabenow has served as a role model for countless young women. she has opened doors and inspired the next generation of public servants in michigan and beyond, including the newly el

thank you, deb, for all that you do. all the leaders here today, including leaders from california who i have worked with him so many years on important issues from protecting the rates of native children to fighting for the rides and safety of indigenous women to conserving native land. and i believe that the bonds between our nations are sacred. and that the federal government has a duty to safeguard and strengthen those bombs. a duty to honor tribal sovereignty. to ensure tribal self-determination and to uphold our trust and treaty obligations. and i will always fight to build a future of opportunity and dignity for all native people and all native communities. as vice president, i have had the honor to meet and work with thousands of native leaders from young leaders at our extraordinary tribal colleges and universities, to advocates fighting to protect native votes , and voting rights -- [applause] to union workers in arizona and native small-business owners from across the country. and here's what i know to be true

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the key dynamic for deb -- i'm so sorry, i'm watching myself.truggling throughout this season with is that she just so -- so badly wants to be a bigger part of the family dynamic. and that really is the dynamic in itself. >> well, i think people are excited about -- i was a big fan of the series originally and kind of really curious to see g, how how kind of the serial killer if you will sort of comes out. dexter getting his skill set if you will? >> absolutely. i think -- there is almost off the bat, you know, it's dexter, you can't leave people wanting to kill for too long. i know i definitely got a little antsy when it had been a minute. so yes, the way dexter learns is through these -- each individual kill, plus when he is at work, tonya martin who is played by sarah michelle gellar is his boss and she describes their relationship as obi-wan to darth vader kind of thing. she doesn't realize she's also training him how to get away with murder. >> really sharpening his knives. >> thank you so much and dexter original sin is available to watch

i also want to thank my friends and colleagues, secretary deb haaland's for making the announcement about this money that here at the building today. this is no ordinary day at the department of labor. not only because we honor frances perkins, by all account the most consequential labor secretary our country has seen. this is really special because we are also doing something else we are honoring a secretary of labor with all of you dozens of labor leaders and labor organizers and our labor champions in congress. so it's really no surprise to anybody that knows president biden that we are doing this here today altogether. it's sort of like that commercial about reese's peanut butter cup, president biden and labor just go together. now, mr. president, you have made history time and time again with your commitment to working people, and while you are here to honor one of my predecessors, we are here to induct you into the labor hall of honor. . -- labor hall of honor. this is how we acknowledge the labor heroes of america and as we deflect on your legacy, the way you always have workers ba

deb, i have appreciated the opportunity to work with you. we have tried so hard to i think positively realize that this committee's jurisdiction is a little different than some of the others and it's more important than ever that we work together and if we have disagreements, we work them out and that we -- i think roy always used to say are the mayors of the capitol. and we get a lot of interesting requests, as does our wonderful staffs. i specifically want to thank elizabeth farra, my staff director, for her incredible work. i'd like to congratulate our incoming chair, leader mcconnell, as well as i believe senator padilla, that's what i think is going to be taking over our side in this committee, and to thank the rules committee members for their work. and we welcome our newest member, senator shep. we have two californians on this committee right now. this hearing is a time to look at the progress the capitol police have made in the last four years and under the leadership of the chief since july of 2021. in that time the department has

necessarily not going to get the votes because they're going to put the pressure on joni ernst, on deb fisher. this isn't about anything. that's all made up stuff. don't believe any of that. are you with me or aren't you? donald trump will push that. i guess the thought i had is make rfk jr. eat a big mac. can he make senate republicans vote for an obviously unqualified candidate who lacks the credibility to do the job? i don't know i would bet the mortgage against that. >> yeah. it's one of the interesting things about the timing. the confirmation hearing is not until some point in january. his probably will be one of the later ones, but it gives them more time in iowa to build primary challenges against joni ernst and to make her take that into consideration. >> that's been the fundamental future of donald trump's rise in the republican party, goes back to mark sanford. mark sanford said a few critical things about donald trump, nothing compared to what's now. they primaried him and beat him and that message was received by republicans. >> as we go forward with this, in addition to t

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deb akins covers luxury business.h billionaires took their biggest hit ever this year. some, the first woman to have a fortune of $100 billion, she has no loss of the crown is the world's richest woman, troubles and luxury that we will talk more about later. >> chinese shoppers have slowed their spending and they are one of the biggest buyers of luxury brands. i saw an instagram post saying that luxury is out. who among your friends is purchasing luxury items? i'm sure some, but it's a quiet luxury these days. matt: all of the analysts who cover luxury say that the chinese consumer is the marginal consumer for luxury. sonali: your point earlier, is this a good story or a bad story? recovery continuing on, it's the brunt around inflation while the rich get month -- much richer. matt: there's nothing inherently bad with the rich getting richard, but the disparity has grown and continues to grow. we recognize this is a huge problem over a decade ago and it continues to get worse and worse . poor people have to realize, k

i want to say it's been great to be with deb haaland, who has been such a leader and fighter and a dearriend and colleague to me. i thank you for all that you do. and you will the leaders here today, including the leaders from california who i've worked with over the years on so many important issues, from protecting the rights of native children, to fighting for the safety of indigenous women, to conserving native land. and i believe, of course, the bonds between our nations are sacred. they are sacred. and that the federal government has a duty to safeguard and strengthen those bonds, a duty to honor tribal sovereignty, to ensure tribal self-determination and to uphold our trust and treaty obligations. and i will always fight to build a future of opportunity and dignity for all native people and all native communities. as vice president i've had the honor to meet and work with thousands of native leaders, from young leaders at our extraordinary tribal colleges and universities to advocacies -- advocates to fight for rights and to union workers in arizona and native small business owne

and last, just remind me vs them a deb daniels our last i love. come on, comes the mazda 1st. do you need us? you know, does the service no investigative journalist from ohio public co and pop lab have linked some mexican recycling in ports to soft drinks company, coca cola, which is one of the trans national companies that collaborates and invest in the recycling business. mexico is a particularly valuable market, max gives consume more coca cola on average than americans at about a $160.00 leaders per person per year. according to the outlets, the major importers of cost of waste, with mexican recycling company, had started leading to way have brought almost 73000 tons to mexico since 2012 from the united states and china. this plastic must return to its country of origin as a process to material cola saves the high cleaning costs for which large amounts of water are needed. and there are other benefits. they're taking advantage of a weaker economy. of course, the labor is going to be cheaper and mexico, but what comes with cheap labor is a country without an economic powers

not include the condition that president elect donald trump had demanded, which is a change to the deb limit to allow the government to take on new debt. the white house says president joe biden will sign the plan into law. we can now speak to ethan berman, he is a attorney and adjunct professor as leo law school in los angeles. welcome to d w. so just how difficult was it for democrats and republicans to finally find a compromise and passed the budget a this was a and an unnecessary herculean task to get people to actually keep our government functioning here in the united states. speaker johnson, and it was only on tuesday had 1st proposed this continuing resolution bill that had significant other pieces including reducing prescription drug prices, restricting investments in china due to the essentially de talent or cold war that is happening at least economically with china at this point but it was you on musk who jumped in the shadow president himself and said a made false statements about what was in the bill. and very likely had issues with the restrictions on the china investmen

that led to honey, as deb caps of statement is the 1st public acknowledgement. 2 crew members are missing after a russian cargo ships sang in the mediterranean would be or so much or went down between spain and algeria following an engine room explosion or you for any in president of little mirror. zalinski says more than 3000 north korean soldiers had been killed or wounded in russia's course region. ukraine estimates that about 12000 north korean troops were sent there to help the russian units to retake territory that ukraine sees back in august. or u. s. congress report accuses the former republican member that gave a ranking of the level serving in the house. he allegedly paid women for sex and drugs, including sex with a 17 year old gates denies all wrong doing. he was present to elect donald trump's initial choice for attorney general. for one person was killed in the us state of california after being fatally trapped under debris from a storm. the waves in santa cruz county also caused a peer to partly collapse. 3 people were thrown from the pier into the water, but eventually mad

inmates of the concentration camps were used to unload the transport fairies and carried the goods up to deb, inland and smoke up put out a women were formed into teams of 8 and a new of books and made to pull the wagons due to the lack of male prisoners, it was mainly women and children as young as 12 for lorenz delta private individuals. the colonial government introduced formal regulations for the renting else. if the person has the armies ration list placed, the concentration camp prison is just above new rules in order of priorities. the official count progression was 500 grams of rice or file up a day for a male. women and children were often given russians as neither vice nor file was known to them. they had no knowledge of how to cook it. the prisoners ain't these unfamiliar russians rules. unaware that uncooked they called diarrhea it is how to determine the number of lives lost in the caps, the only comp that kept records of mortality and 19 o 5 was the swat government come. according to the statistics, approximately 40 percent of the prisoners in swat government died during the 1s

. >> reporter: deb calls herself a poetry pharmacist.y so freely we call it our own. >> reporter: using words to soothe the soul. >> i was working with people using poetry to assist with communication and saw how poetry could change someone's mood. >> repter: in her old job she decided to take poetry to people that did not normally read it. >> people need help to find the poem they will respond to. >> reporter: now in london hand rolling strips of wonder by the thousands. her place of healing, a social media sensation. what kind of a mood does it put you in to come here? and there is something to satisfy our darker sides too. >> the more you suffer, the better i feel. >> reporter: oh, gosh. from imagination to hope and healing. what i heard was my whole self saying and singing what it knew i can. happiness in a bottle. >> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. can't. we can't forget him right now on nbc bay area news tonight. new detail

called his meeting with nebraska's deb fisher, great. he did sidestep questions about new reports alleging misconduct though. cbs news confirmed that in 2016, he was forced to step down as head of the non-profit concerned veterans for america. accused of financial mismanagement, sexual misconduct, and repeated intoxication. even some republicans, they are worried. >> i think, you know, some of these articles, they're very disturbing. and obviously he has a chance to defend himself here, but some of it had stuff, it is going to be difficult. >> and hegseth's attorney has denied the allegations against his client. in the meantime pam bondi was back on the hill meeting with josh holly as she would look to be the next attorney general. >>> and president joe biden's decision to pardon his son over the weekend is causing an uproar in washington. hunter biden was set to be sentenced for federal tax and gun convictions later this month. and the president still isn't talking about the pardon. mr. biden previously promised that he would not interf

. >> reporter: deb alma calls herself a poetry pharmacist. >> that's why so freely we call it our owneople with dementia, actually, using poetry to assist communication and saw how poetry could change someone's mood. >> reporter: in her first job, an old ambulance, she decided to take poetry to people who didn't normally read it. >> people just need some help to find the poem that they will respond to. >> reporter: now at her poetry pharmacy in london, hand rolling little strips of wonder by the thousands. her place of healing, a social media sensation. what kind of a mood does it put you in to come here? >> quite cathartic. it's like a warm hug in it. >> reporter: and there's a little something to satisfy our darker sides, too. >> the more you suffer, the better i feel. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: from imagination to hope and healing. >> what i heard with my whole self, heard and saying what it knew, i can. >> reporter: happiness in a bottle. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> oh, how words can heal. what a good idea for christmas. >>> the capitol christmas tree lighting ceremony too

speaking there at to dr. server come out due to political, the foreign policy expert on colonel ro hit deb, deputy director general of the international institute of security and safety management in new delhi. okay, that is our last 4. no, i'll see you again off the top of they are on a busy news day. this is 247 archangels. the . this is how they shut down the lowest russian office of a so called milton group. a large scale network of co centers that scammed hundreds of millions of dollars. tens of thousands of people in europe, africa, and the last in america lost the money many, whichever stages lost on remarkably, the criminal network gain power and scaling ukraine, and the mazda minds of this criminal m a still is launch shutting down the most of the offices is just the beginning of the investigation. the beginning of the story of the scan, the premium style, the in the early 2017, the middleton groups, the school center relocated from albania, is to run it to keep in ukraine. that corruption has long been arrive with groups of all stripes, built relatively sites. the, the company wa

. >> michael: okay, deb. thank you so much. will be watching for sure.to the busy holiday travel season, united airlines becoming the first major carrier to use apple air tags to track lost bags. it's a problem travellers know all too well. consumer correspondent becky worley joins us with more. good morning to you, becky. >> in case you think there's nothing new in tech, think again. the air tag, $24 gps tracking dot thrown into your suit case could save your next vacation and help you avoid the treacherous fate of losing a bag when you travel. this morning a new way to track lost luggage. united airlines now able to accept location data from air tags you put inside your luggage. >> i'm just waiting on a bag. it says it's here, but it is not here. >> van scott put an air tag in his bag. >> the air tag says it's right here. not quite here. in the past, van might not have been able to use the air tag info because airlines had no way of taking in that live location data and sharing it with their baggage handlers. but now apple creating a shareable link for

on x, deb johnso says, i'm optimistic our future is in the best hands.owever, the current administration is doing everything it can to take our country down before he leaves. another comment from x, i am optimistic that trump will bankrupt our nation. now to your calls. james is in florida and is pessimistic about the incoming administration. good morning. caller: i am quite pessimistic. i am one of these poor people out here trying to make a living and trying to live my life and be as objective and fair as i can be about things, but i will tell you? this day, that two years from now he will be impeached. he will be lucky to make it two years. host: what has you pessimistic about the incoming trump presidency? are there policies? caller: there is not anything i find positive. he is chaotic. this last deal with the passage of the cr and so forth, he just threw a wrench in the works. it is like he enjoys stirring things up as much as he can. i'm not saying that was particularly right, but i doubt he knew anymore about it than i did. if he is talking, he is

but i bought a deb pretty much that i becca mutual good, must have to the cost. if i want to get that quickly, i took the test to avoid traffic dumps. it's quite comfortable in kula and does less felicia ratio. why that's where the police, you know, just the air that's clean up the tub is also committed to sustainable decision to waste management at each setting station. the whole all system do set up a waste sorting system with all the sites in the stations maintenance areas. and on the train at the stations we have waste collectors and special tons find bins. so we can only tell what's inside of this bins are divided into 2 compartments. for recyclable, waste and recyclable. left on the left wrist has also brought new challenges in some areas along the truck. so she's being dumped on really appropriate to come boxes. the really operators are organizing clean up events and running campaigns to raise public a when you're supposed to be that's your own love. this, when is campaigns also focus on safety since we deal with a lot of trespassing on the trucks. and tha

deb and luke in the city at the time, among those heeding the warning, we thought we were going to be wiped away. >> you know, we thought, this is it. so i rushed home. >> i said, get to the top of the highest hill. head for the hills, i said, and we did, and it got called off, like at 1159. >> uc santa cruz earthquake expert emily brodsky says the warning was warranted. >> it's really a subtle effect between an earthquake that could cause a very large tsunami, and one that doesn't at all, and that has to do with what direction the fault moves. if it's moving side to side, it's not very likely to push up a big pile of water and make a tsunami. but if the fault moves, this way or this way, then it does. >> and i did ask people in the area what they thought of those evacuation orders, including the people that you heard from at that market, all of them feeling essentially that it was the right move. better safe than sorry. in berkeley, zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> that widespread tsunami warning. tsunami warning had some coastal areas in the bay area to oregon a bit concerned. firefigh

and i'm longer deb this, i've been a member doing guys and the security council and the united states where nothing threats to get involved in this program at the start the in an attempt to stop the war. european diplomats re drew bosnia and herzegovina as map several times. bonds they were unable to make the subs growing us and muslims happy. the will continue. the interest of the relations in bosnia and herzegovina have always been complex. most local science converted to islam under the ottoman empire since when they've consider themselves a separate nation when it was us, love you on the cross president tito whose limbs were officially granted the status of a nation in his view, this maintain the balance of power lenses peace between orthodox subs, capital across most of them is the products store back in, as well as a send this to and when you do yours and i'm confused by it, the model will stitch at the tech. so most of the maintenance on a, so i'm adding this to move which pro sloane them, like i totally completed the, the wood muslims belonging to a religion was spelled lowerc

of the inappropriate i think that conservatories are also seeing perhaps the decades entries as mrs. deb call them are now trying to correct the 9 years ago teaching or no co founded, an orchestra for people of color in london, the 25th, the on the stage play or african american composer, florence price, or vivaldi recompense. the henri is it was the 1st time that all of us or the full we have to think about was the me. and we will share that feeling where we've always felt pulled up trying to see that feeling was gone because everybody belonged i think in a perfect world, organizations like agenda k or springs wouldn't have to exist because classical music would reflect our society as it is, which is incredibly diverse and people from all sort of sections of humanity. yeah, i think you're right about that. i also work in the education side with jenna k. so going into schools, you know, essentially getting instruments into young people's hands and then working further with those that already know how to play some instruments with a junior orchestra, which is incredibly busy. and even tho

and i'm going to deb this, i've been a member doing guys into security dickenson and data. definitely united states, whether or not the interest to get involved in deal good stuff. program at this start the in an attempt to stop the war. european diplomats re drew bosnia and herzegovina as map several times. bonds they were unable to make the subs growing. it's mostly items happy. the, the will contain the into asinique relations in bosnia and herzegovina, of always being complex. most local science converted to islam under the ottoman empire since when they've consider themselves a separate nation. when it was us, love you under cried president tito. muslims were officially granted the status of a nation. in his view, this maintain the balance of power and sauce peace between orthodox subs. capital a cross, and most of them are books, store documents and wallace. assignments missed when you do yours and are confused by it, the model of the chat, the back. so most of the morning and i'm a so i'm adding this to move, which by slowing them, like i totally completed the, the w

but the highlight deb side, you know, we actually don't have time to look into the look. let me move so as to limit both the month of the in the middle of the police did. i've been met him if the police and talked to assassination and succession. the juliet tennessee passes to a new generation. the afternoon deluxe craddick nations justify this kind of behaviorist collateral. the average has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the you are system, corporate israel, affecting it's mobile friendly from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or after world war 2. fronts has great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most of the statements. i was in the streets discussing with joy kissing each other. and algeria, she lives in the shingle as a split, even though chinese, i managed to beat good french on me. why not die? the decline continues an episode to us legends,

this is steve sweeney for auntie. tie a southern deb and i'm so there is more to learn about the struggle in the southern level and on and our correspondence. these 20 provides exclusive reporting right from the source to head to our website. our t. com for all of the very latest news. the and do stay with us here on our tea international, straight up next part, one of tucker process interview with rushes for minister circle out from the initial en route. thank you for doing this. do you believe the united states and russia are at war with each other right now? i wouldn't say so in the in any case, this is not what we want. we would like to have normal relations was all our neighbors of course, but generally we use old country. so nothing especially was the great country like the, like a states president bush and repeatedly expressed because of respect for the american people for the american history. for the narrative, that shipments and the vote. and we don't see any venue reasons why the russian there tonight that states can code the rate for the sake of the universe. but the united st

after the until july, as an investigative journalist, i lived in boston, 2012 and age was literally deb k b i 78 the so someone disliked us, there's not a number of associated equivalences produces an extra hold, as i would need to exchange barnowski users to, to experiment. this varies that i see pretty or because i sent you. and if not solicitation by me, unsupportable to new york, some of those tests have an amazing jamiah political foot go. it was so i didn't security. i'm just on this and lenses. susie understood the music. i'm a british janice, there are many concepts before, so they are libya found out the cost. and so when it comes with the new credit started, i want to keep you guys. can you show me as well? we moved here because my wife from here and she hasn't come back in over 20 years and of course coming to them uh 2012 for more started 2 years later for us. my daughter now and now she was started coming into the boss before they started people up early on i'm quite critical of as an industry, governments and indeed natives involvements. so i left the key of computers tuto

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we are the only the she on a few years back when the good bye bye deb and susan. he's a 2nd which ended indefinitely. this time of the watch on did you uh, what's work between the 2 issues? they live in of china and we'll go strongly. yeah. the 1st time was the duration comes up on visiting for the work they did. okay, so tell us about the move that sound during a live runs game and had to go cash the championship me. you mean in the game your city, the mistake that was made? yes, yes. the draw and the total gave. you will have to see that i been the next day with the chart oceans of the shorter time pendulums. but certainly the middle frame, the digital, and after that just ended up digging the joy you is going to be the digital key that you've been reporting on check since the ninety's. how have you seen the sport evolve in that time? oh, when i was reporting in the ninety's he had only one percent off and on it and then you said was will be we don't really about was yada yada their relation in india. and since then oh yes. has become a very populous we're going

. >> reporter: deb calls herself a poetry pharmacist. >> we'll lie in it and be it, that's why i sayter: using words to soothe the soul. >> i was working with people with dementia actually, using poetry to assist communication and saw how poetry could change someone's mood. >> reporter: in her first job, an old ambulance, she decided to take poetry to people who didn't normally read it. >> people just need some help to find the poem that they will respond to. >> reporter: now at her poetry pharmacy in london, hand-rolling little strips of wonder by the thousands. >> i want a room up there -- >> reporter: her place of healing a social media sensation. >> the clouds -- >> reporter: what kind of a mood does it put you in to come here? >> quite cathartic. like a warm hug. >> reporter: and there's a little something to satisfy our darker sides, too. >> the more you suffer, the better i feel. >> reporter: oh, gosh. from imagination to hope and healing. what i heard was my whole self saying and singing what it knew, i can. happiness in a bottle. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> that's

it says sells on southern deb with them with at least $251.00. asked roxanne's deceased by the committee overseeing the agree with mentioning the car on wednesday to not clear what action will be taken to enforce the cx 5 also. and the is why the aggression my, our efforts were in vain as we were to in round a minute to check point nikki. um, one of the main arenas of battle between his right the full season has but all resistance fighters, as predicted and sent me on to the party to join. he's come to an end, we will refused entry to see um we just overlooking the settlement now part so it still keep hide by is ready for see if there was settlement. so what along the road here, way as well, still has its own forces. just below us. there were apparently 7 buck about tongues . each is ready. tongue see is ready. bombardment of these settlements has continued how to move it. it shouldn't be for it was of the goat on heights was showed by his radio, tennessee. this is a very small, but it's only 350 people around 350. the people living that just behind us is mount a mountain mount. i'm on t

deb, we thank you for making us all better. >>>>delays make great adventures.ess. >>> delays make great adventures. you never know who you'll meet. >> reporter: how wet weather is affecting travelers in and out of the bay area. >>> there was a lot of sales, so i thought if i return today, maybe i could get something new. that would be better. >> the season of returns begins. hear from shoppers headed back to stores for a better deal. i plus it's time to clean up the holiday debris from wrapping paper to ribbons. not everything is recyclable. we have an expert to help us sort through the rubbish. >>> this is cbs news bay area with elizabeth cook. >> i'm devin fehely in for liz today. >>> it is the day after christmas, so we're helping you sort through all of the holiday trash, why stuffing it into the recycling bin might be tempting, but it could create more issues than you might think. we'll have that conversation in a few minutes, but first a look at your news headlines. >>> new details are emerging about an airline disaster near the russian border. aviation e

busy the turkey is trying to deb, populate the irie, i'd be closed and one being and sending troops to these areas specifically at 2 times as well as targeting to their populate the area as so from now on to a key can push more. the s m a to the more from the to fight against the codes and, and this is also the target tv. this is not new target for to cheat the dams or the cv. the c williams possibly piece is not near the west is spinning it's coverage of syria. it's. it's a welcome event. this guy gilani from h t. s is a reformed woke motor, a wonderful guy. the west says it's all good news for syria, very quickly. can you wrap it up for me? is this good news for that country? this is not a good news, because when we look at to the 4 pages that comes out from the social media, from the ground as well, is not on the head. c h t s also the s m a s a d as well, and they are terrorizing few pools. they be heading the people, they cutting off the people's ears as well. and there is a general side close on against a deceiving and so the fee to me, i wish i could read this stuff, to be hones