. ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear arley happy birthday to you ♪ >>> got to love it.celebration for what could be minnesota's last living survivor of pearl harbor. well wishers turned out on saturday to sing "happy birthday" to arley burke who turned 100. when he was 21, burke was on board the "uss honolulu" when the japanese attacked pearl harbor. the "honolulu" reported no casualties in the attack. >>> former president jimmy carter celebrated presidents' day in a big way. the 39th president did the honors at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the updated museum and carter exhibit in plains, georgia. the same school the now-95-year-old and his wife rosalyn attended. the museum features memories from their childhood up until carter's time as the nation's commander in chief. >>> all right. coming up on the "cbs morning news," while the cold war might have ended three decades ago, russia's spying on the u.s. continues to evolve. we'll talk with the author of a book about russia's latest spy tactics and how it's meddling in america's elections. i'm tom hanson, this is the "cbs

as a former navy officer who served as an intelligence briefer to a cno admiral, arley burke, i can attest cnos are not easy to deceive. these are some of the most talented and politically adept individuals to serve our nation. suggesting that cnos, service chiefs, other military leaders are blindly allowing themselves to be led astray by defense department lawyers is nonsense. other critics have suggested that military support for the convention is simply a function of top wruuniformed officers tag orders from presidents and secretaries of defense. this theory relies on a simplistic understanding of how military decisions are made. and it fails to explain why navy leaders have continued to support the law of the sea convention long after they have left active duty. still, other critics suggest that the navy's expression that it will be able to maintain freedom of navigation with or without u.s. ratification of law of the sea means that their assessment is unnecessary or even undesirable. but the navy's assertion that it will protect sea lanes under any circumstances does not relieve us of

will not be avoided again, for example, the chances of updating meteorological statistics in bryansk, arleyre very high. but such weather will not stay in the center of the russian plain for long. at the end of the week, rain clouds of a cold atmospheric front will begin to break through to the region. so in ... bot this ridge will stretch from the spurs of the northern urals to the upper reaches of the dnieper. the heaviest precipitation is expected in the volgovyadsky district, and the northern vologda-saktefkar lines they can turn into snow. it must be said that southern russia will find itself in the country of the otarctic invasion this time. in lugansk, at least until the end of the week, it is sunny and abnormally hot. at midday, the thermometers will rise to +24-26. this is on average 8° warmer than usual, on the weekend the heat will intensify a little more. but in moscow, this fall , there is no luck with records. the warming will be simply abnormal. on wednesday-thursday in the megapolis , june +2022, from friday over the capital they will begin rain cloud masses will form, so th

for voters, engaging arley. checking their voter -- engaging arley. checking their voter registration. i would hate to miss an opportunity to give a plug for being a poll worker. it is a great experience. that maybe once a little more confidence in the process, actually being a part of it, see all of the checks and double checks that go into it. see all of the pieces that go into making election day great. been one of the more valuable experiences i have had. it is a long day. but it is worthwhile. matthew: i will warn everybody. until i am minutes going to turn to your questions. for those five minutes you will be thing about your questions, i want ask two questions to you. you are both coming to this from different perspectives. you are an elected official. you have been here for 20 years as a lawyer. what are the positive stories that are not being told the voters do not understand? the flipside of that, going into 2020, what isto keeping you up at night? secretary raffensperger: many people do not realize we have a great story to tell. we are one

. >> it is a protein naturally found in wheat,arley and rye and a binding agent that holds dough together >> reporter: we looked to see if you should buy in the trend. >> there is a greater awareness about gluten now because there is a recognition of the sill yak disease whicdamages the small intestine. that keeps some people from absorbing the protein in the food. >> reporter: can it it can show up in places like hot dogs, tea and even lip gloss. >> some say they feel better eliminating gluten from their diet but they can cost more and have some nutrition deficiencies. >> reporter: they say corn is gluten fr, too. so don't bother to pay more for gluten free tortillas. >> naturally gluten free rice chex. and money saved you can splurge on a gluten free dinner out. because more restaurants are offering gluten free entrees like outback. lesli foster, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >> here's ideas --

. >> este informe fue de arley alfaro hoy en el mundo, el nuevo presidente de panamÁ promete parar lano! con chewy, recibe remedios contra pulgas antes de que comience la picazón o después. pero antes siempre es mejor. good job. ahorra el 20% en tu primera compra de farmacia y recibe la siempre a tiempo. (♪♪) ¡má, hola! ¿todo bien? sí todo bien, estoy haciendo un internship para dunkin' refreshers. ¿están buenos? ¡sí están muy buenos! hmmm, that's great! los jefes son medios raros, igual. hmmm, wow! that's the commercial! that's the commercial! las alas deshuesadas son tan buenas que no tiene sentido no probarlas. las nuevas alas deshuesadas de popeye son tiernas jugosas y de puro pollo, ya verás. no tenemos sentido. tenemos pollo. ♪ love that chicken from popeyes. ♪ ♪♪ cuando tienes eczema moderado a grave está bien lucirse. lúcete. con dupixent lúcete con una piel con menos lesiones y notablemente menos picazón. los adultos y niños de 6 meses o más con eczema tienen muchas razones para lucir su piel. con dupixent, el medicamento biológico número uno recetado por dermatólogos y alerg

. >> como dijo arley, claro que sí. >> la importancia de las reseñas, ir a ver si es compañía tiene algúnqueja de otra persona para a lo mejor si ve algo ir con la otra no? bueno hablemos de las 18:06 de la tarde. mire, menos de 2 semanas de que entre en vigor la medida que prohibiría la venta de mercancía en el área de la misión. muchos comerciantes están preocupados, pues aunque ellos sí cuentan con permiso, asegura que perderán el sustento de su familia. yo hice todo lo posible. >> dejé todo, mientras que mexicanos de diferentes estados llegan a san francisco para recibir al presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador. >> tenemos más covered california es un servicio gratuito del estado que ha ayudado a millones de personas como tú a obtener y pagar un seguro médico. con ayuda económica para bajar el costo de la cobertura, podrías obtener un plan médico de calidad por menos de $10 al mes. cada plan incluye atención preventiva, visitas al doctor, cuidado de emergencia y más. si tienes preguntas, te ayudamos paso a paso. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del

and also, the iranian director who was nominated, he is a —— and also, the actor, arley, he he is quited creative people. i think there will be political statements. i don't think they will come from jimmy kimmel. he will do his routine and get into it and be neutral. but this is an exciting year, also for the themes. so many films, short documentaries about syria, about refugees, about africans coming to the various places in lampedusa um to escape persecution. it will be a very interesting night. and the iranian director of the salesmen... yes, in trafalgar square in the middle of the night, a huge turnout and he is a brilliant director. he did a film last year about a taxi driver driving around tehran. it was called taxi came round. amazingly he is anti— regime and yet he works. they have not done anything punitive to him in a run. —— in iran. he is angry about the dance so he will not come to the ceremony. the ceremony sta rts come to the ceremony. the ceremony starts in five minutes. thank you very much. we will have lots more on the oscars when that ceremony starts. hello, good mo

the first production arleys aunt was performed on december 14th and 15th at edwards school. actors is currently celebrating its 60thseason of productions, andaarmanent cility that houses s scene shop, costume room, prop storage, board meetis andre. it has become a leader in the arts in the community, and helped give birth to several other organizations in and around the ames area. actors is located at 120 abraham dr., ames, ia 50014 phone: 292-2073three oxford chums, charley, jack and lord fancourt 'babbs' babberly invite their best girls to lunch with donna lucia dalvadorez, charleys wealthy aunt from brazil in order to profess their love. when the chaps receive word that charleys aunt will not be arriving, they convince babbs to take her place and help them win over the girls. madcap hijinks and hilarity ensues as identities are mistaken and love blossoms in this ageless british comedy. november 12-14, 20-21 7:30 pm november 22 2:00 pm actorsinc.org we're back in just a couple of minutes with a look at today's top stories, tewe'll show you some of the worst and last night'

and kenneth, almost as arley, over the past few days, we have nearly got used to those apocalyptic picturesm i right in thinking actually that is a secondary purpose of those highways? they were always meant to be run off channels, to carry flooding away, and i guess they are doing theirjob. well, in a sense they are, but many of those highways, and there are so many of them, are still covered in water and impossible. it is difficult if not impossible. it is difficult if not impossible to get around this city. what makes houston such a problem, and so susceptible to flooding, is that there are so many waterways, we are surrounded by bayous and rivers, and then that they and the gulf, but also that houston is so flat. and you have all that water surrounding it, sojust even you have all that water surrounding it, so just even a little you have all that water surrounding it, sojust even a little bit you have all that water surrounding it, so just even a little bit of rainfall causes some flooding problems here, never mind catastrophic rainfall like the city has never seen before. thank you so

arley gill is chairman of grenada's national reparations commission., being profoundly sorry full —— sorry full dome we would want and demand that that profound sorrow be converted into an apology for acceptance that what they have done is a crime against humanity and they should make some repair with regards to the harm that was caused by the actions and the involvement in the slave trade and slavery. so, we're hoping that this research will trigger the discussion of reparative justice in the castle of the british monarchy and indeed, in the parliament of the british government in the soonest possible time. i asked our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, how significant this is. what we know so far is that it's historic royal palaces, which is effectively a charity which looks after royal palaces, has become a partner in this research project which is being carried out by a researcher at the university of manchester. and the details we know about the project itself are that she, camilla de koning, is exploring, among other things, the links between t

arley finkelstein with us tomorrow and a great roundup of guests.loomberg. ♪ >> a very good morning. i'm heidi. >> i'm shery ahn in new york. our top stories, asian stocks that arise as risk appetite improves and havens fall out of favor. treasuries and the dollar dipped. russia announces a partial pullback of troops in the u.s. invasion -- and the

now,arley: i think right the notion of "is it enough" is an important question, but enough is all wee at this moment. everyone has to do their part to wear their mask consistently and continuously went out in public. we also must keep our distance. if people are not in masks, if they are out running and not in masks, they need to keep a wider distance. it is essential that we understand and recognize that ,ou may feel completely fine and we all understand and know the desire to be out in public, particularly during summer months, israel. it helps our mental health and our physical health, but we must recognize that with a virus circulating, without feeling fine, you can be transmitting to someone who can be significantly impacted by the illness. universitys hopkins .ursing professor jason farley of's now get a quick check the latest business flash headlines. shares beat expectations. the electric carmaker has delivered just over 90,000 cars in the three months through june, gaining on the first quarter and beating estimates of about 83,000. shares rose as much as 10% in the biggest o

arley gill is chairman of grenada's national reparations commission and a former ambassador.ned what action he wanted from the palace. the king and the prince of wales, speaking of being profoundly sorrowful for the involvement with regards to the slave trade and slavery. we would want and demand that that profound sorrow be converted into an apology for acceptance that what they have done is a crime against humanity and they should make some repair with regards to the harm that was caused by the actions and the involvement in the slave trade and slavery. so we're hoping that this research will trigger the discussion of reparative justice in the castle of the british monarchy and indeed, in the parliament of the british government in the soonest possible time. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbelljoins me now. he described it as momentous but how significant do you think it is? let me cive significant do you think it is? let me give you some details about the project which the palace revealed today, it is partner in a research project, historic royal palaces partnering with

it is happened before, admiral arley burke was elevated as a three-star. the advantage of doing it is you get a fresh set of eyes and no one who was elevated has any baggage to pay off. you get a clean break that can be very advantageous i would argue is the navy goes into this very turbulent 24th century, we would be well served to do a little more selecting. so that gives me a perfect transition to a clean break i can turn my stage over to the admiral to give your presentation i'll be back at the end of it. so thank you sir very much. well first and foremost i want to thank you to hugh and the nixon library. i also just spend a moment while the furniture is moved. which it is. so thank you, above all hugh, it's good to have you here as well, he was loving wife, navy mom, navy daughter. got a lot of navy going on in the house and that, i see that. that was a wonderful introduction. normally when people hear that introduction, supreme illini commander and all of that they see me they typically have two reactions. one is wow i thought you would be taller. [

from 52 to 113 and every one of those destroyers is called an arley burk class destroyer, built along the lines of the very first one. so it's wonderful to have a ship named after you for anybody. it's a deep honor, but a particular honor to be the lead ship of the class and that honor was bestowed on admiral burk the greatest of our destroyer officers, the most impactful surface line chief of naval operations. he was the cno for six years, an iconic naval figure and all the ships in that class are ar leey burk class destroys. i'll close by saying mine this, second of the class, was named the barry after john barry who is not terribly well-known, revolutionary war navy captain, a contemporary roughly of john paul jones, and was a superb naval officer. those who served in the barry are very proud of that and proud to be the barry just like my wife is proud to be the sponsor of 113, the john finn, named for a medal of honor winner at pearl hash per, and all of white house served in any of those destroyers are very proud to be destroyer men and women, and to serve in an early burk class

boy arley >> dana: let's get you up to speed on a situation that we have been reporting for well over shooting we are following at a walmart in forrest city, arkansas. arkansas state police tweeted this, "our prayers are with the two forrest city police officers that were injured this morning in a shooting at walmart. our criminal investigation division has been requested to conduct an investigation in the incident. please stay away from the area if at all possible." there are reports the suspect is dead although fox news cannot confirm that. that's local media saying that. officials are scheduled to hold a news conference at the shooting scene. you see that walmart there, at 2:00 p.m. eastern. so just a few minutes right now we should expect to get more information. speak to youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american poverty has declined it to the lowest rate ever recorded. >> harris: democrats are calling for a twitter and facebook to pull down that edited video posted by president trump that makes it look like speaker nancy pelosi ripped up his state of the un

zumwalt and before that, admiral arley burk was elevated as a three-star. so, the advantage of doing it is you really get a fresh set of eyes and no one, who is elevated, has any baggage to pay off. you get a clean break. that can be very advantageous and i would argue as the navy goes into this turbulent 21st 21st century, we would be well-serve to do at lower deep sleek. >> gives me the perfect transition to a clean break. now my pleasure to turn the stage over to admiral stavridis to give you a presentation. hope your clicker there is. >> it is. thank you very much. well, first and for most i want to say thank you to hugh and to the nixon library, and i want to also just sort of spend a moment while the furniture is moved -- which it is -- so thank you above all, hugh, betsy, greet have you oh, are hugh lazy lovely wife, navy mom, nave ya daughter, a lot of navy in the house tonight. that was a wonderful introduction, and normally when people hear that introduction, supreme allied he commander and all that, then they actually see me and typically have re

. >> arley, what kind of data will tiktok itself retain from this partnership, and is it possible that china will end up with a great new real time trove of data on global purchase patterns there are questions about to what extent the chinese government itself has access to tiktok data. >> yeah, it is a great question. so, first of all, shopify, the data, our merchants data belongs to them. we take data protection privacy very seriously in any partnership no matter where the company is based so shopify we do not provide tiktok access to consumer data and we give merchants the tools they need to abide by every regional privacy regulation necessary. this is not about china. this is about data and privacy and fraud. we take those issues very seriously as a company, and expect our partners do so as well this partnership is really not the tiktok in china, we're talking about tiktok in the rest of the world working on this. >> you know that under a prior administration in washington we were asking existential questions about the future of tiktok is there any reg risk behind associating yours

the arley-burke destroyer was called the navy's billion-dollar hole. and driving to the washington in a cadillac was written about in "the post" in 1996. that significant limb proved after the first in class. one i love is the virginia class submarine that's done in tandem between the shipyard in new port news and electric boat. that's turned into a very successful acquisition program, but wouldn't you agree the first in class at that had some significant challenge and cost overruns or cost estimation problems. have i basically given the history correct on these three? >> sir, you're absolutely correct. one important thing to keep sight of is in each case, unlike other major weapon systems programs, there's not a prototype ship. >> right. >> the lead ship is the prototype. it's the first opportunity to bring these complex systems together to integrate, test, and there are uncertainties, unknowables and risks that get brought to that ship in production when it is most costly to find and fix those issues. >> i love the tried and buy it. for some weapon s

unfair.very one of the exle pells is arley davidson them they are treated unfarley. you know the countries i am talking about so we going are going to be doing very much reciprocal tax and you will be hearing about that during the week and the coming months. but not fair. with when when we are take advantage of. that is why we have the big tremendousits and problems with trade where as you know, renegotiating and a half now. we're going to renegotiate it or terminate. it.re renegotiating bob is doing a fantastic job on that. hopefully the renegotiation will be successful. and if it is not, we'll be more successful. nafta has been -- we also a tremendous amount of money $71 million with mexico. we also a lot of in think about canada. treat us right in tomorrows of farming and borders.the board they will treat us rig or we have to do different business. to be takenntinue advantage of by other country this we cannot continue to let people come into our country and rob us blind and charge us tremendous tariffs in taxes and we charge them nothing. happen.t allow that to w

speaker, i rise today in remembrance of arley mcneil who passed away on august 16, 2023 surrounded by his family after battling cancer. he was born in sea grove, north carolina. in 1936. he joined the u.s. knave in 1955 where he became a dental assistant and realized wasn'ted to be a mortician. in 1961 he married his wife. the following year he graduated from john a. gumpton college mortuary school in national,towntown. he returned to brunswick and started working at a funeral home where he served for over 50 years and became part owner with johnny wilson. he was a well-known auctioneer. a 50-year mason at lodge 214. in 1977 became an ordained deacon at the baptist church. he also served in georgia state board of funeral services from 1998 to 2004. and was the area manager for the funeral group for five years and a devout c he will be remembered by all -- devout christian. he will be remember bide his community whom he served well. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of mr. george scarpalousis, an american hero and father to three children. graduating from basic training in ge

he showed us a scale model of the arley burt surveyor in which they actually constructed around the hull it moves tremendously like a ship moving through the water. from that we're able to achieve great fuel savings and it increases the range and speed of the destroyer. >> that's this flap here? >> yes, sir. >> navy ships are typically operational for more than 30 years, so it's essential to work out all the problems before they're built. as they say, this is where the fleet begins. >> the walls of this facility are adorned with the history of the past in terms of all the model that have been tested here. advanced technologies that will benefit the sailor and the marine on the tip of our suspense. what more can you ask for? >>> tomorrow i'll sit down with president obama at the white how else to discuss syria. you can watch the interview on special report on monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. that is it for fox reports. huckabee starts now. tonight on huckabee, the president making the

so it is important not to declare victory to arley.ion going into the end of the year? it looks like we are building up for a santa claus rally. john: a consensus certainly is for a decent outlook ahead in the quarters ahead. i would say 100% consistence -- i would not say 100% consensus. it's a relatively goldilocks scenario with moderating inflation and slow but decent growth. because it is not 100% consensus, a lot of people have yet to be converted to this. the outlook for markets could be quite decent if things turn out the way the consensus expects. haidi: the weakness we've seen in the dollar has given a little bit of a gift when it comes to policy makers in japan, that we're seeing some of the pressure being taken off again. depending on what the fed does, how to set potentially impact expectations for the boj? >> a lot depends on how you measure it. japanese equities in u.s. dollar terms have not done remarkably well. they are up this year, but not anything close to the local currency terms. of course we could see a converse s

they have warned citizens about studying or holidaying in australia, imposed tariffs on arley, started probe into the wine industry and just yesterday, another probe into wine subsidies. it is understandable this is being seen in light of a continued slide between these trade partners. shery: is there a way back from here? ed: that's a really good question. obviously it is an an important relationship or australia and china as well. been powering the economy for years and is even were crucial as we slip into a recession. it is hard to see the relations eating -- relations getting onto [indiscernible] china has a more muscular approach under president xi and there is support for prime minister morrison to do that. we would like to see more flashpoints on the horizon. [indiscernible] scrap agreements with foreign powers. that is code for china's agreement it has reached with state territory agreement -- territories in australia. signpost between the two countries and likely to provoke more backlashes from china. our editor in sydney. let's turn to karina mitchell for the first word headl

the arley brook destroyer. generally, that significantly improved. one that i love is the virginia class submarine done in tandem between the shipyard in newport news and electric boat. that's turned into a successful acquisition but first in class event had significant challenge and cost overruns and cost estimation problems. have i basically given the history on these three? >> sir, you're absolutely correct. one thing to keep in mind, unlike other weapons program, there's not a prototype ship. the lead ship is the prototype. it's the first opportunity to bring these complex systems together, integrate, tests, and there are uncertainties and knowables and risks in production when it is most costly to fixing those issues. >> i love the try it and buy it. for some weapon systems, that's what you do. you prototype it and try it. but for this, it's the actual. that's the difference between the first in class and subsequent history. you talked, secretary stackley, about the changing in the contracting mechanism between '78 as a cost plus to '79 as a fix

for one thing, general dynamics builds the arley burke ships there, the destroyers.e fullback on i think it's a case where it shows the white house and organized labor can help each other out. i got a call a couple weeks ago after the strike had dragged on from a great guy named jimmy hart from the afl-cio. we helped a little bit to get everybody back to the table. what's nice about bath ironworks, to me its a a symbol of trump, economic security is national security. great jobs there and building destroyer. here, joe, here's what's interesting about bath we basically recruited bath to build sophisticated machines for the puritan swab in gilford, maine. it's an example of repurposing factories. the other piece of news that's interesting on the trait front, a couple of months ago i went with the president to bangor, maine. we were given a hat trick of challenges from the lobster fishermen in maine they were getting hammered by the chinese on tariffs they were getting hammered by the canadians. so we were able to quickly solve the china problem. two parts of the hat tr

if you had the drug and you had fewer symptoms of breathlessness and you were likely to be released arleyd in a med xaljournal and and it has not been published in a med xal journal and we and it has not been published in a med xaljournal and we haven't been able to check out the claims the company are making. but if these claims are born out by these future studies, if they are borne out, we are seeing a significant step in terms of treatment of coronavirus illness. and one which would save lives today and tomorrow and lots of viewers who may have family or friends suffering and they will want to know when will it be rolled out nationally? that is a very good question. the good news in a sense is because they have done 15 years of research already on the drug, they already had fairly good ideas about how safe the drug is, it is already used in multiple sclerosis and they have used tests to show they have a response and because they have a response and because they were confident that it might prove positive, they have got companies beginning to manufacture the compound and the nebulisers

[laughter] he said, it is a sense arley impaired cell phone.laughter] and there is not a teenager in the area that would be seen dead carrying itself on like this. i just thought it was amazing. so, okay, so 80% and 90% of you have cell phones with cameras, right? how many of you have some kind of pda, either, not text messaging because we already do that. how many of you have an iphone? this is the starting wage of the future. my wife has an iphone. hd3 iphone. this is truly amazing, 83 iphone is the 2003 laptop computer. that is the level of computing power. so my wife picks up livestream ng tv on her cell phone. and i'm looking at this stuff thanking-- i remember my and wilma was the first person in our family that had a television. when we get the first tv in our family, a couple of you were nodding yes in some of the younger ones are staring saying, this can be true. with this back in the ice age when they also had al funds? go killey cave bear and watch your first cd. but she had a 13-inch screen black-and-white television, that got, an a

we have 62 arley burkes and we can bill the other 10 between now and 2016. we will finished the newbdg 10000's we will have 90 of these big boys. the lcs is coming down the cost curve like you cannot believe. we will get to a 300 shares by 2019 no matter what. what happens over long run? people ask me how i sleep. i sleep like a baby. i wake up every two hours. i cannot say what will happen very the only thing i can say is we are prioritizing and started to break away from the /.3 split. if we take more cuts, i would expect more prioritization to occur and the department of the navy of the deal to build on its 300-ship navy. i could be totally dream. what would we die? we are buying the right stuff. we've got the best cruiser and destroyer in the world that will be better once we get to the advance missile radar. the lcs is unlike anything floating out there and i'm convinced it will be something. the va is bestssn in the world hands down. like the walzg class, l.a. steve: more allied a ours. every single one of the new ships is the best in the world. i woul

we were told to truncate the l.c.s., the first thing we would do obviously is to continue buildings arley burke line until we could under exactly what we wanted to do. the national cutter, when i wrote that, as eric labs said, i was writing it as if you could afford it, you could do it as a presence sheet or what i called a national fleet station ship. but we can't afford that type of nish capability in the navy. the national security cutter is not the ship. it can't operate the mission modules of an l.c.s., and it would be good for sailing around. but the l.c.s. is very good for sailingthe national security cus not a viable option. there is the frigates that we could build up. let's assume you could build a good frigate for $750 million. all the costs overseas, they do not put in the robustness in a combat ship as we do. it would take several years to design, several years to build. if we were told to stop the lcs now, it would be disastrous for the u.s. navy. make no bones about it. the size of the fleet would surely shrink drastically. we do not see anything on the market better than w