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especially with abe administration. so there has been much hope to make some progress with abe administration. i believe that, well, in the short run, that their purpose of having the visit to the country and revealing his visit, is to make some pressure on south korea. i think this time, ijima's visit is a good opportunity for all of the three countries, japan, the u.s., south korea, to repromote our mechanism among the three countries. all three countries, it's much easier to get together, to talk about how to deal with north korea, especially on the denuclearization issues. >>> me an mar president pardons 23 prisoners on friday. it comes after a meeting scheduled with barack obama next week. it's likely a move to emphasize his performance or stance. the pardon applied to 23 political prisoners being held in eight prisons in the largest city yangon. the facility is notorious for harsh treatment of detainees under the former military regime. >> translator: i don't think the president, because he's just doing good thing

especially with the abe administration. so they are very much hoping to make progress with the abe administration. i believe that, well, in the short run, that their purpose of having the visit to the country and revealing his visit, is to make some pressure on south korea. i think this time, ijima's visit is a good opportunity for all of the three countries, japan, the u.s., south korea, to repromote our very close consultation mechanism among the three countries. all three countries, it's much easier to get together, to talk about how to deal with north korea, especially on the denuclearization issues. >>> some u.s. military personnel in the japanese prefecture of okinawa will soon be relocating. commanders in okinawa are taking their first step to honor an agreement to close facilities and return the land to the japanese. japanese and u.s. government officials believe they will start by returning a one hectare plot. officials with japan's foreign ministry say u.s. military personnel will leave as early as august. japanes

abe is visiting the persian zo state. abe conveyed japan's plan to hold ministerial level strategic talks on a regular basis with six gulf arab states, known as the gulf cooperation counsel. he also called for the start of working-level discussions with the uae toward an investment agreement. >> translator: uae's expectation for japan is very high because they think japan has the best nuclear technology and very strict safety regulations after experiencing the severe accident. therefore, japan should meet their expectations. >> uae vice president replied his country wants to work with japan in various energy fields and serve as a gateway for it to the middle east and north africa. the two leaders concluded the nuclear deal. they also agreed to promote bilateral investments and economic exchanges. >>> u.s. researchers say north korean scientists and engineers are nearing completion of an experimental light water nuclear reactor. the country claims it is intended for power generation, but it could add to worries over its nu

abe wants to makes conditions for diety approval a simple majority. constitutional experts are split on the issue. >> translator: people tend to think of procedure as not important. but on this issue, it has substantial meaning. a normal law can be passed with a simple majority. the hurdle for a constitutional amendment was made deliberately high because of its special importance. >> translator: the change will allow the people to express their opinions. rather than making the hurdle higher to propose a change, a proposal should be put to the people so they can make the decision. >> reporter: prime minister abe wants to make revising the constitution an important part of his campaign for this summer's upper house elections. political parties are already discussing the pros and cons. the debate may make japanese more familiar and more opinionated about a document that's guided them for more than six decades. junio yotsumoto, nhk world, tokyo. >>> politics is the big topic of discussion in malaysia right now at restaurants, cafes and in homes across the

but abe's coalition partners are cautious. he has to keep them happy with an election expected this summer in the upper house. he says lawmakers need to be careful as they deliberate any changes. >> it's pretty much dependent on the supporters of the new coming party. so it's not easy forhem depart from a new coming party to go to a party. >> reporter: to do what they want, abe and his party will have to hmm double the seats that they hold in the upper house. they'll tart out by trying to bring their coalition partner on-side. then they'll have to convince the public. nhk world, tokyo. >>> japanese foreign ministry officials say a diplomatic rift between china and japan dented tourism figures last year. they say the number of chinese visitors fell sharply after the japanese government purchased the skew islands in september. japan controls the east china sea islands, china and taiwan both claim them. >>> 1.1 visas went to chinese visitors. the number of people from china had started to rebound from the effect of the 2011 disas

measure, ab 1371, on page 12. deals with a measure that was vetoed last year and mixed improvements and pertains to safe passing zones for bicyclists mandate that they will provide a three foot space. under certain conditions and we are recommending watch for that to see how the administration deals with that and we may come back with a different position. >> is there any indication on what the administration is thinking or have they... >> it was a little tighter drawn last year's version of the bill and it raised the concern with the law enforcement that it was going to be tough to enforce and i think that the author is trying to come up with a mix that will allow bicyclists to have that free passage. but do it in a way that does not interfere with the law enforcement ability to understand what is going on. >> so we will watch that one. >> yes. >> the last measure that i want to draw to your attention is ab 935. and that is found on page 8. and i believe, i forget, we recommended a support. i believe that we have

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nhk world's jun has the story. >> reporter: abe and his ruling democratic party have kept their goal in sight since they took power last september. >> translator: it is prime men tir abe's believe that we need to change the constitution for an independent nation state. >> reporter: the constitution was written after world war ii. the u.s.-led alleyed forces controlled it's drafting. the most significant characteristic is pacifism. article nine says the japanese people forever renounce war. it led to japan to maintained armed forces exclue sifly for defense. the liberal democrats want to upgrade the status of the forces to a military force. prime minister abe outlined his plans soon after taking office. >> translator: in japan, the sdf is not called a military because it's treated as one. we need to fix the contradiction. >> translator: nhk polled about 1600 people. 33% said they want to revise article 9. 30% said no, and 32% were undecided. the poll suggests that attitudes among japanese are changing. the yes answers are up 5 percentage points from last year. and the noes are down 11

abe set aside time to talk with ten leaders on friday. he sat down with ethiopian prime minister hailemariam desalaegn. ethiopia currently chairs the african union. abe explained his policy of expanding investment in africa to contribute to growth. he also offered to share energy-saving technology as part of its efforts to tackle global warming. prime minister abe sat down with mozambique's president armando guebuza. the leaders are expected to have agreed on signing an investment pact. this will be japan's first such accord with an african country. abe also had a chance to get a taste of african culture. the police and coast guard have tightened security around the ticad venue. officers set up checkpoints at hotel entrances nearby. and they're on the lookout for suspicious cars or people. up to 1,800 police officers will take part in the security effort each day, along with up to 300 coast guard personnel. our team is covering a variety of events. go to a major meeting focusing on peace and stability in africa. >>> abe and other members

abe is eyes a redefinition of the country's defense forces. japanese are divided if the constitution should be changed at all. >> shinzo abe has waited for years to revise japan's constitution. and he ace democratic party kept the goal in sight since they took power last december. >> translator: it is prime minister abe's believe that we need to create a constitution that is appropriate for a independent nation state. >> the constitute was written after world war ii. the u.s.-led alleyed forces controlled it's drafting. the most significant characteristic is pacifism. article nine says the japanese people forever renounce war. it lead japan to maintain armed forces exclusively for defense. the liberal democrats want to upgrade the status to a military force. >> in japan, the sdf is not called a military, but it's created as one in international laws. we need to resolve the contra decision in accord dance with reality. >> nhk polled about 1600 people to get their thoughts on the chance. 33% said they would want to revise article 9. 30% said no.

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abe met in ankara. the lead earns reaffirmed their support for a deal that will see japan supply nuclear technology to turkey. japanese businesses will be given priority in negotiations to build a nuclear plant for turkey near the black say. >> translator: japan has obligation does share with the world, the lessons learned from the severe accident at fukushima daiichi and to contribute to enhancing the safety of nuclear energy. >> prime minister abe reached a new agreement earlier this week with the united arab emirates following a visit to saudi arabia. he says his tour succeeded. he knows they now cover a wide range of issues, including economic issues, security and culture. the potential of the middle east region is indispensable for japan's growth. >>> one of the last remaining symbols in north korea has been shot down. the workers have left the kaesong complex in north korea. the workers that stayed behind so they could negotiate wages the north demanded, they returned home on friday after $13 mill

i'm not sure how that's going to fair, but we are working on that ab 749 by mr. guerrero is on page 7. in the p 3 framework that the doil drive project went through, it had to go through public service venture entity that belongs to the transportation secretary and this bill does a lot of things to modernize the p 3 loft, it also provides pie yack this new entity with more members and the ability to kill a project rather than waiting for transportation commission. that was the basis for opposing it. they have run into troubles in our opposition and are not accepting amendments yet so we'll see how they fair next week. we have a limit high rail bonds to those already been sold basically killing off the high rail project. that bill passed last night in assembly transportation committee. i think it may have gotten one courtesy vote and another measure that you took opposed poings on page 8 of the matrix. this will take the map 1 authority that was approved last summer to allow delegation to be extend today -- to cal trans for transit projects. it seems like a misfit

is this a direct effect of abe-nomices?l abe nomices be a boom for the swiss watch industry or luxury goods industry in general? what we're seeing is year over year, the japanese are traveling less and buying more at home and there's a premium to buy those products at home. that's the reason we've seen such strong growth domestically for japan. i think japan remains a market which is close to maturity, very, very low levels of growth in that market, albeit some growth coming from the japanese when they do travel abroad. >> just talk about china in relation to richemont. swatch is even more exposed to that market. what does that mean for swatch? >> it's one of the reasons i have swatch on top of my picks for today. it has greater than 10% from traveling abroad. it's been doing better that richemont, primarily because of its segment rather than in the high end. i think the mid segment has been outperforming, reflecting the growing middle class and not having as much of an impact from the government measures. >> and you've got

but abe and his new partners are cautious. he has to keep them happen with an inspection expected this summer. he says lawmakers have to be careful. >> the candidates are pretty much dependent on the supporters of the party. so it's not easy for them to depart from the party. >> to do what they want, abe and members of his party will have to almost double the number of seats they hold in the upper house. they will start out trying to bring their coalition partner. then they will have to convince the public. >>> fans of japan's national support are getting their fix of shoving, pushing, and slapping. the 15-day summer grand sumo has started. so what should we expect? the grand sumo tournament is held six times a year in japan. this time, around four fresh faces have joined the top division. among the possible contenders, a mongolian is the favorite. he is trying to win back to back titles. he got his ninth championship in march. the most in history. he is able to fend him off for a moment but he calmly slaps him down. hakuho's

abe is the first japanese leader to visit myanmar in 36 years. he sent a clear message that the japanese want in on opportunities there. nhk reports. >> reporter: prime minister shinzo abe says he will be the nation's top salesman in overseas. he had representatives of about 40 firms with him. he toured apanese fms spearhead this development. >> translator: the japanese government and the entire private sector will support the development in myanmar. we believe that such assistance will also contribute to the growth of the japanese economy. >> reporter: with a population of over 60 million, myanmar is one of the fastest growing markets in southeast asia. business people from japan and please t to achihihihihihihihihihihihihihih. top japanese executives hope they will improve the investment environment. >> translator: we need the cooperation of the japanese government. this place has the potential to be a key base, because it's located next to thailand. the hub of southeast asia's manufacturing industry. >> reporter: china deepened its economic ti

and abs, come on up to a seated position.n a nice crossed legged position. let's actually do a little bit of a stretch to release your wrists so we're going to draw the back of your hands together, you're trying to keep the back of the wrists together you bring it up toward your face and then exhale, draw your hands down towards your chest. and that gives you a nice stretch across the front of your wrists. so we're just going for a couple of good breaths there releasing your wrists because we're going to do more work with our arms, more work with our wrists here. and then when you're ready exhale go ahead and release that. so we're going to do a nice funky balancing pose, one of my favorites but it is very, very challenging so i want you to go to a level that feels good for you. when you guys are ready, we're going to float back into a table position. so there's three different steps if that's the way we can say it to this one. we're going to go back to a plank position, you're going to flair your right elbow out to the right

shinzo abe says he will consider meeting north korean leader kim jong-un if it could help solve the abduction issue. >>> an expert panel with japan's nuclear regulators has concluded one of japan's nuclear reactors sits on an active fault. >>> energy developers are increasingly curious about what lies beneath the arctic ocean. researchers with the u.s. geological survey say continental shelf may hold undiscovered crude oil and natural gas but development of the area remains largely unregulated. ministers from eight arctic nations are trying to change that. members of the arctic council met in kiruna, sweden. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov were among those trying to set rules for developing the ocean. they want to protect the marine environment from being polluted. the ministers also granted observer stap stat er status on to japan, china and korea, and three other others. they want a say in how arc tk resores are uses. >>> experts with japan's nuclear regulator to agency have confirmed the ground beneath a power plant is unstable. they say a reac

abe refused to provide details about his adviser's meeting with officials. the abe said suga briefed him on the visit and will hear from the adviser if necessary. >>> chinese premier has arrived in india on his first overseas trip since taking office in march. he's expected to discuss how to strengthen economic cooperation between the two most populace countries, each of which has more than a billion citizens. he arrived in new delhi on sunday. he will hold talks with indian prime minister through his stay through wednesday. he hopes to strengthen relations with indenindia, one of its mos important neighbors. one issue that needs resolving between china and india is their bosch der demarcation along the himalaya mountains. troops from both sides were in a tense standoff earlier this month. the two country the have been discussing how to ease tensions in the area. china hopes the visit to india will reduce those tensions. >>> a senior pakistani politician from a reformist opposition party has been killed ahead of sunday's re-polling of the national elections.

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or matthew mcconaughey repeal his abs. ( laughter ) or me repealing my power to name people with abs. laugh and believe it or not, some in congressment to help him do it. >> i'm convinced that if we do not repeal this authorization to use force that i voted against in 2001, we're going to see the state of perpetual war forever. >> how do you possibly square this with the requirement that-- of the constitution that the congress has the power to declare war? >> stephen: oh, great! let's put congress in charge of the war on terror. hey, we have al qaeda number one in oursitis? do we hit him with a drone? three months of subcommittee hearings later he's still on the loose but acknowledge has nameslet ayman al zawahiri post office. >> if anything i say the a.u.m.f. is too restrictive because the resolution says you've got to link the terrorists you're killing to 9/11. so far that has not been a problem thanks tie high-level c.i.a. technique known as six degrees of guys who don't eat bacon. ( laughter ) for instance, here is how we justified-- you know they don't eat bacon, right? you know

. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe is leading a coalition to build ties in myanmar. he is the first japanese leader to visit the country in 36 years. he touched down in myanmar's largest city. he will be there for three days. he plans to visit opposition leader aung san suu kyi. he'll then visit the president and urge him to push for more democracy and reconciliation with ethnic minorities. abe man does say japanese leaders are ready to use their overseas budget to help with power and water. he's accompanied with executives from about 40 japanese firms. they plan to form agreements with business people. here's the three day world weather forecast. >>> that's all for now on "newsline." thank you for watching.

japanese prime minister abe met his thai counterpart on thursday in tokyo. abe described thailand as a key country in the association of southeast asia nations. he is eager to help with development in thailand. positive contributions to such developments will bring about prosperity for both nations. the offer was welcomed. she suggested that her government will give positive consideration to the matter and promote cooperation with japan in various fields. abe also requested that restrictions be relaxed for thai imports of food products from japan. restrictions were imposed two years ago following the fukushima power plant accident. she id s'll nsid the request positively. >>> choe is the director of the general political bureau. he met with liu. they want to restart the six party talks. north korea's appreciate the efforts the chinese have made toward maintaining peace. >>> he's asked china to help end his country's energy crisis. pakistani media says he asked lee for cooperation to build additional nuclear and hyd hydroelectric power plants. lee promised to

abe is expected to unveil plans in his opening speech to extend aid over five years. the government will provide about $14 billion. the private sector will provide the rest. japanese officials hope to invest in projects to help grow african economies, improve agriculture and create jobs. they hope to upgrade power grids and build roads linking inland regions to the coast. abe is also expected to announce plans for an internship program so african students can study at universities in japan. >>> africa, a continent of promise and plunder. more than a billion people in more than 50 countries form a cultural mosaic. many live in lands rich in minerals, a source of economic growth and conflict. "newsline" is looking at the challenges and the opportunities on this continent in a lead-up to an international conference in tokyo. don't miss our coverage all this week, 8 p.m., japan time. >>> investors are keeping people on their toes, whether to buy, to sell or to move. >> with the ups and downs it is anyone's guess. if wall street is any indication, u.s. stock prices fell we

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you had to lose your abs. >> greg: worst things to get abs and best things you can do. did we get talking about abs? the former head of the irs visited the white house in the heat of the targeting scandal. dana has the lowdown which is easy for her, after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you everybody looking for one more chance ♪ ♪ you got to run ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back. new developments in the irs scandal. douglas shumman visited the white house 118 times, and period the agency was targeting conservatives. as you can see from this chart. he lodged more white house visits than even the most trusted member of president obama's cabinet. why when asked why. here is one of the reasons. >> there might be many reasons you might be at the white house. what. what would be some of the reasons? >> the easter egg roll with my kids. >> dana: that never gets old. easter egg roll. so he went to the white house four times as much as geithner. one of explanations, they were working on obamacare and irs has a rule that he was there to meet with nancy to talk about the rollout. however

the basic stand point of the abe administration is not to make this a political or diplomatic issue. >> the former ambassador to japan raised the issue last week at a symposium in washington. he said some officials are calling to review the apoll zi. he says that would suggestly hurt japan and sasia. it said if he does not face up to history, relations with neighbors countries would be difficult. foo he says the government has accepted the historical facts with humility and expressed apologies, remorse, and condolences to all of the victims of world war ii at home and abroad. he said prime minister abe shares that view. >> translator: we will do our best to carefully explain the government's stand point on history to the international community. >> he added that south korea and china are important partners. he said japan plans to strengthen ties with them and contribute to the peace and prosperity of the region. japan and south korea are sometimes called geographically close, distant at heart. as we report, history weighs heavy. >>> south koreans and japanese live and work side by si

abe came to power in late december. a few weeks later the yen weakened further hitting 90 yen to the dollar for the first time in more than two and a half years. prospects elsewhere accelerated the trend. investors saw better things ahead for the u.s. economy and grew less worried about the debt crisis in europe. in march an advocate of aggressive monetary easing took over as governor of the bank of japan. investors thought he would push forward easing. two weeks later he followed through. the measures he took exceeded market expectations. once again investors sold off the yen. in april, financial leaders from the group of 20 economies gave a nod to japan's bold easing and said it was not aimed at devaluing the currency. they took it as a cue for further yen selling. >> group of seven finance figures are joining us close to london. they are start the discussions friday on how to stimulate growth while maintaining fiscal consolidation. they'll talk with counterparts about monetary easing policies employed in certain indu

shinzo abe will have separate meetings with 40 of them on the sidelines of the conference. the tnzanian is helping them through ticad. japan started the meeting in 1993. abe says his government will give them grants to help build roads and irrigation facilities. they started to negotiate an investment treaty. a deal would make it ease your for japanese firms to operate in tanzania. >> african governments are trying to achieve universal primary education between 1991 and 2010. child enrollment rates grow from 54 to 76%. the southeastern nation is a high achiever. more than 90% of children now receive basic schooling, but the challenge remains to deliver quality education. >> reporter: conditions are tough at this primary school in the zambian capital. children study without electricity or water. pupils of different grades share one classroom. they are aged from 9 to 18. they even share their few textbooks. many people in zambia are too poor to send their children to state schools. it's costly to buy compulsory uniforms and books. so parents have set up free schools. such com

abe plans to meet with most of them on the sidelines. he's expected to hold talks with ten leaders on friday including those with abe is expected to unveil a plan for measures to fight piracy. they are expected to adopt a plan on monday. they're also to proposed muss ears to improve agriculture and counter terrorism. >>> children in many parts of africa go to bed with an aching in their stomach. people have worked for years to stop shortages of food. the people at one small japanese company have developed technology they hope will help. >> reporter: in south africa, more than half of the land is dry. and less than 20% is suitable for farming. but a new technology developed by a japanese company is helping to turn the land green. this is a type of chinese cabbage. and in the next row, spinach. >> that's too big now. so we have to cut it out. >> reporter: these are the new plants. laid on the ground, they look like long white sausages. the tubes are made of a special knitted fabric filled with earth. the seed willings are placed. for their

. >> reporter: you might call abe azar a gas price evangelist. cheapest i've seen is $3.63 is a gallon. >> so here we are at $3.69. wow. i'm seeing it spike already to $3.76 now. >> reporter: finding cheap gas is his passion. >> people might say why do it? for me, i do it to save other people money. >> so you're saving everybody in the family quite a bit of money. >> that and at work. >> he does it using a smart phone app called gas buddy. kathy nestor told us about it la year. >> is this almost a borderline addiction? every time you go by a gas station, do you feel compelled to have to put the prices into your app? >> yeah, i guess you could -- if you're going to define addiction like that, yeah. it's an addiction. it's a good thing to be addicted to. >> $4.19. i'm going to update that. >> i have not missed a day in eight years. >> reporter: he says the savings does add up. $500 or $600 a year. >> jimm . >> i need to get some gas. can you check where we can get it. the cheapest price is sunoco on broadw broadway. >> leslie starr, wife and mother

you had to lose your abs. >> greg: worst things to get abs and best things you can do. did we get talking about abs? the former head of the irs visited the white house in the heat of the targeting scandal. dana has the lowdown which is easy for her, after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we gave the new e-class some of the most advanced driver systems ever made. stereoscopic vision... distronic plus braking... lane keeping and steering assist... eleven enhanced systems in all. ♪ twelve, counting your adrenaline system. the 2014 e-class. the most intelligent, exhilarating mercedes-benz ever made. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. ♪ ♪ if you everybody looking for one more chance ♪ ♪ you got to run ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back. new developments in the irs scandal. douglas shumman visited the white house 118 times, and period the agency was targeting conservatives. as you can see from this chart. he lodged more white house visits than even the most trusted member of president obama's cabinet.

i'm sure you're feeling this in the abs. 5, 6, 7. with the toes as though you're walking down the floor but keep the back flat. 5, 6, 7, and flex. 2, 3. this strengthens not just the abs, but the back muscles because your stomach is connected to the back. and last time. flex it. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 and 6 and with the pedal. push. 1, 3, and 4. good. 5, 6, 7, and 8. bring the knees in and sit up. doesn't that feel good? i love sit ups 'cause they just feel like you're really working. so arms up. stretch to pull out whatever you contracted. rotate. and over. and the other side. lift. bend over elbow. arms close to your body. pull behind you. now both arms. open. if you can't keep your back straight with your knees straight, bend the knees. pull. press. and really work your back. pull. press back. last time. and really open. big circle around. elbows down. rotate. ok, when you get to the bottom, reach forward and imagine that you're pulling on a rope. deep breathe. round. round your body, drop right forward, stay forward. take your legs, f

and from japanese side, abe administration wants to export nuclear plants to various countries. and india is a huge market. so it's not in terms of one or two plants but in 10s and 20s, that sort of thing. so the mutual interests converge there. but indians understand japanese sensitivity towards the nuclear theme. but at the same time, the nuclear matter has been kind of an irritant for indians, you know, they tonight want to leap, you know, jump. because they have to wait. they have been very patient. so with the conclusion of the k. because they have to wait. they have been very patient. so with the conclusion of the nuclear agreement, i think that the relationship between the two countries, not only in terms of nuclear cooperation, will, you know, develop very fast. both japan and india have seen china as a kind of threat, that's true. and both countries have territorial disputes with china. but india doesn't want to be used as a kind of pawn for containment policy. or in sacrament of china. so india's foreign policy tradition is -- and india doesn't want to be used by other

>> i think what is right is the talk about the abs. in particular, backed by smaller and medium sized companies loan. if you look why we have some poor bank lending in the periphery, this is mostly because banks are fight, weak capital positions. and if you would give them a chance to get some of their credit off the balance sheets, i think they would help to stimulate bank lending in the periphery. the ecb needs to take credit on the balance sheet and this is something taing some of the governing council members still oppose. >> stay there. we'll come back to you in just a few moments. right now, let's bring you up to speed where with we stand with quite a session yesterday. the knock, very volatile. dropped down towards 3% at the end of the session and managed to climb up at the end around 0.9%. as far as the rest of the asian markets are concerned, keeping their eyes on was going on in japan. mixed day. we saw the aussie/dollar continue to weaken. hang seng just off 0.25%. the haasky up 0.2%. a steady day in terms of where we finish

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