adam: a james dean's from indiana, adam klotz is from indiana. there a coincidence there?h. and he has the hair. adam: that's what i'm going for. [laughter] and i've been trying torque like, pull off a look here -- to pull off a look here. come with me. i'm trying to pull off the a look, and i've been whispering to these motorcycles, seeing which one talks back to me. if is and i kind of, i kind of like the sound of this. i kind of like -- oh, yeah. oh, yeah, guys. i'm going to be riding coming up here in a little bit. charlie: the sound of freedom right there. rachel: wow. adam: whoo! charlie: nice. [laughter] peter: you need a helmet. rachel: he's a rebel without a cause. adam: i'm going to be safe. charlie: a rebel without a clue. [laughter] peter: thank you, adam. be careful. charlie: all right. the high tensions in the white house sending shock waves across the world. what this could mean for the future of a ukraine peace deal with rush. >> shah. liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. bibert

charlie: adam klotz is on the ground there. hey, adam. adam: good morning, guys. a million people were out here. we're expecting tens of thousands at the daytona international speedway. there's a mote -- motocross race later tonight. it's kind of like kid in a candy store, right? what people love to do at these vents, they bring their children -- events, you get to do demo rides. anybody can out here. you get out here early and you start to get excited. would i look cool on this bike? if is this one more my style this for me, i kind of love this gold color are. i love the brown. it's kind of retro, kind of vintage. that's kind of my thing. you decide which one looks cool to me. i'm also shopping. the kids will be out here shopping, the adults. which one am i going to demo ride in i'm thinking the same thing, this one's speaking to me personally, but there's some really good bikes out here, charlie. i don't know if you can weigh in or not, but there's going to be a ton of to fun, and coming up i'm going the figure out which one of these i'm going the ride. a lot of

in the indictment for mayor adams. there is a pattern here. they are all democrats, that is one thing. but those accused of bribing these officials were not associated with countries usually regarded as our adversaries. egypt, azerbaijan, turkey. the other pattern is each case, there was an appeal or intervention by the trump administration. so the former senator made an appeal at his sentencing that he hopes trump will clean up what he called the cesspool, which he regarded to the southern district of new york. trump early on suggested he was being punished for his views on border security by the biden administration. was recently, the department of justice asked that charges against eric adams should be dismissed without prejudice. something being considered by the judge as we meet. how serious is this avenue from malign foreign influence? do these cases come up time to time and we should expect it as part of the political landscape? what is the future of enforcement in such cases? >> thank you for your report, for inviting me to be here wit

against adams in the november elections. new york city council campaigns are gearing up for june primaries, and my next guest just got in the race to represent parts of his native east harlem and the bronx. raymond santana, a member of the exonerated five, is with us. raymond, good morning to you. let me start with the one word question. why? why are you running? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> first off, good morning. >> you know, we're. >> up early this. >> morning getting ready to hit. >> the campaign trail. >> run out. >> there and get signatures. um, but the reason. >> why is because, you know, my community has stood behind. me through thick and thin. >> they have seen. >> me get convicted. >> they see me exonerated. they seen. >> us win the civil suit. >> and so. >> you know, for me, my community has always stuck by me throughout the ups and downs. and so it's only right that i stick through them through these hard times. you know, when i see the community and how the conditions are. >> yusef salaam, as we all kno

he said it wasn't because he thought adams was innocent.lly said he hadn't reviewed the merits of the case. it was all about politics, about using some kind of hammer to force adams to carry out the political agenda of the trump administration in the nation's largest city. when they went to that hearing, where the to ask the judge to dismiss it, he went by himself. katie, the reason for that is if he knew, if he brought any of those federal prosecutors who worked on the case, they'd be forced to say in public what they told him behind doors that his order was unethical against every rule in the department of justice manual. so under the law, prosecutors have huge discretion to dismiss cases since they're the ones who bring them. but these federal judges are asking for at least a hearing to find out what actually happened. because if it's all about politics, maybe that meets the standard where this case simply can't be dismissed, that the judge needs to appoint a special counsel. >> yeah. and also, let's talk about the autonomy, the independ

peter:at some point adam klotz is going to race a race car. >> reporter: what happened to your helmetyou look so -- >> i got the hair back in order. i was outside at the demos but now i am inside so the speedway here is absolutely incredible. it holds one hundred one thousand people. it is going to be filling up here this afternoon, one of the biggest events of the weekend, actually the entire week is going to be out here tonight, the motocross race coming up in a few minutes. i'm going to get down on the dirt and check out that and find out what it is all about. a lot of fun this morning and we will keep it going. rachel: all right, james dean. we will be right back. you go to sandals to connect on a deeper level. i've been waiting for this... [wind blowing] [zip up] time to get wet! thanks. with the caribbean sea. ♪ you think those phone guys will ever figure out how to keep 5g home internet from slowing down during peak hours? their customers have to share a wireless signal with everyone in their area. oooh. you know, it's kinda like when you bring a really big cake for your birthd

our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has more.efire deal is reaching another critical moment. phase one, the six weeks of phase one, end this weekend. despite many uncertainties along the way, everything that was supposed to happen during that phase has happened. but now, we're supposed to be into phase two, which should see the release of all remaining living hostages and the withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip. negotiations on phase two have onlyjust begun, but they already seem to be running into difficulty. the israeli government seems to be pursuing an extension of phase one, which would see more israeli hostages released, more palestinian prisoners released, but no israeli military withdrawal. the thing that the israelis are most worried about is that hamas has put on these shows of military strength and seems very unwilling to relinquish their military authority in the gaza strip, let alone leave expiring on saturday. of decision and i would say that it's not going to be a domestic political decision and it's n

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hillary clinton, shifty adam -- adam schiff, who was a democrat scam. he had to go through that. he did go throuh that. we did not end up in a war and he went through it. he was accused of all that stuff. he had nothing to do with that. came out of hunter biden's bathroom. it came out of hunter biden's bedroom. it was disgusting. and then they said, oh, the laptop from hell was made by russia. 51 agents. the whole thing was a scam. he had to put up with that. he was being accused of all that stuff. all i can say is this, you might have broken deals with obama and bush and he might have broken them with biden -- maybe didn't. i don't know what happened. but he did not break them with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if you can make a deal. the problem is i have empowered you to be a tough guy. i don't think you would be a tough guy without the united states. your people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we are out. if we are out, you will fight it out. i don't think it is going to be pretty. but you will fight it out. but you don't have the cards.

senator adam schiff, a longtime critic of president trump, posting on x there was only one person actingsidential in the oval office today, volodymyr zelensky. he stood up to the bullies in a kremlin style shakedown. what will it take to awaken the conscience of the country after such a shameful display? and bay area congressman john garamendi, describing today's events as a, quote, shocking new low to turn our back on an ally when they need our support. well, now to the trump administration's effort to shrink the federal government. the mass budget cuts and layoffs prompting some pushback. ktvu an rubin tells us about the bay area demonstration today aimed at elon musk, who is leading the cost cutting push. >> when you say power people, power people. >> they're fearful and frustrated by government cuts. today, hundreds of protesters took their message to the streets of palo alto and ultimately right to the doorstep of elon musk's tesla. >> we're not going to stand idly by while these billionaires, like elon musk, come and raid all of the taxpayer coffins. >> they blame elon musk for wha

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hunter biden, joe biden scam, hillary clinton, shifty adam schiff. it was a democrat scam. and he had to go through that. and he did go through it. we didn't end up in a war. and he went through it. he was accused of all that stuff. he had nothing to do with it. it came out of hunter biden's bathroom. it came out of hunter biden's bedroom. it was disgusting. and then they said, oh, oh, the laptop from hell was made by russia. the 51 agents. the whole thing was a scam. and he had to put up with that. he was being accused of all that stuff. all i can say is this he might have broken deals with obama and bush, and he might have broken them with biden. he did. maybe. maybe he did. i don't know what happened, but he didn't break them with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if he can make a deal. the problem is i've empowered you to be a tough guy, and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. and if we're out, you'll fight it out. i don't think it's going to be pretty,

shifty adam schiff. it was a democrat scam. and he had to go through that. through it. we didn't end up in a war. and he went through it. he was accused of all that stuff. he had nothing to do with it. it came out of hunter biden's bathroom. it came out of hunter biden's bedroom. it was disgusting. and then they said, oh, the laptop from halep was made by russia. the 51 agents. the whole thing was a scam. and he had to put up with that. he was being accused of all that stuff. all i can say is this, he might have broken deals with obama and bush and he might have broken them with biden -- maybe he did, i don't know what happened. but he didn't break them with me. he wants to make a deal, i don't know if you can make a deal. problem is i have empowered you to be a tough guy. i don't think you would be a tough guy without the united states. your people are very brave. but you are either going to make a deal or we are out. and if we are out, you'll fight it out. it's not going to be pretty. you don't have the cards. but once we sign that deal, you're in a much b

senator adam schiff, a longtime critic of president trump, posted on x, quote, there was only one person acting presidential in the oval office today, volodymyr zelensky. he stood up to the bullies in a kremlin style shakedown. what will it take to awaken the conscience of the country after such a shameful display? bay area congressman john garamendi described today's events as a shocking new low. to turn our back on an ally when they need our support. still to come tonight, new developments surrounding actor gene hackman and his wife, who were found dead in their new mexico home. plus, a warning from federal officials, the popular item continuing to be seized from travelers at the us ico i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment b

you see adam schiff calling trump essentially saying he's a coward and calling zelenskyy a hero. you see hakeem jeffries talking about how this is really terrible for the united states and how putin is the winner and how j.d. vance and donald trump are doing putin's bidding. so you have this kind of entrenched partisan warfare around this, but i think what we're missing is that we are in the middle of a global realliance. we're having a resorting with russia, iran, and china gaining dominance. so you see this outpouring of european countries in support of zelenskyy because they understand the stakes of this. they understand that the war in ukraine is a proxy war and when zelenskyy brought that up that it might reach american shores, only time will tell, but the winner tonight is absolutely putin. he is celebrating this moment with this chaos that we have never seen in the oval office. >> i have heard that a lot today. so public opinion on support for ukraine, military support coming from the u.s., has been split somewhat. there was a new pew research study that showed 30% of amer

you see adam schiff calling trump essentially saying he's a coward and calling zelenskyy a hero.see hakeem jeffries talking about how this is really terrible for the united states and how putin is the winner and how j.d. vance and donald trump are doing putin's bidding. so you have this kind of entrenched partisan warfare around this, but i think what we're missing is that we are in the middle of a global realliance. we're having a resorting with russia, iran, and china gaining dominance. so you see this outpouring of european countries in support of zelenskyy because they understand the stakes of this. they understand that the war in ukraine is a proxy war and when zelenskyy brought that up that it might reach american shores, only time will tell, but the winner tonight is absolutely putin. he is celebrating this moment with this chaos that we have never seen in the oval office. >> i have heard that a lot today. so public opinion on support for ukraine, military support coming from the u.s., has been split somewhat. there was a new pew research study that showed 30% of americans

do you bring in to be more proper before just to punish them as the term tends to be. adam came in. this is a former pentagon official. he says, there is still room for a mineral steel to be made. are behind the scenes behind the political a noise to to can you still consider that this a, all things may not be lost for ukraine. i think that presents it lensky probably saw a need to at least fight back have already solve this renewed relationship between president trump and president putin of bringing rusher back in from the cold. so he thought back a felt back with some clear talking points. of course, thought back with some facts of going back. many different yeah, back to the obama administration. and so i think out of all this political noise that will no doubt continue in the coming days. that president trump would try to still show that he was in the superior position that he will continue to probably undermine present visual is the once he publicly i still don't think all is lost. yes, there is additional space here between ukraine in the united states and this favors russia.

people shouldn't forget it, their newspaper articles out there about how we trust adam and a phone call because of lensky instead of saying thank you for all your help is immediately out there messaging what we're not doing or what he's not getting the american taxpayers have unloaded hundreds of billions of dollars into the ukranian conflicts and much of what trump seemed to be saying to the ukrainian leader was we want our money back and the mineral deal that was supposed to be signed today was arranged, so that roughly $500000000000.00 could be returned to the united states uh as a result of the mineral resources and the revenue coming in from them. but that deal was not signed. i hear that i hear that he's coming in friday. certainly it's okay with maybe like 2 and a he would like to sign it together with me and i understand that's a big deal. very big deal. and i take the american people, even if you look in polling, they're very happy because you know, by the way, throwing money around like it's cotton, candy. and uh, it's, uh, it's a very big deal cuz it could be a trillion dolla

there i met a lot of really incredible people, probably one of the more influential ones was ed adams- ed asner who made this connection for me between entertainment and politics, and just opened my mind to a different world. now, i also had an epiphany that time that i was in a very good writer, likely i was not going to be a professional journalist. david: eventually you got a job at a video store. david: that was mike -- ted: that was my part-time job when i went to glendale community college, when i realized i wasn't going to pursue that degree, i dropped out and it was meant to be a year but it turned out to be a permanent move to business. david: i understand you became so knowledgeable about videos that when people come in and asked what to rent, you had seen a lot of the videos and could make recommendations. people came in because they liked your recommendations and wanted to see what you would recommend. ted: it's true, we did not have the money for, my mom bought a vcr, i didn't know anyone else who had a vcr. serendipitously, the second video store in the state of arizona

to a world where there were never any countries that had malice towards others, then absolutely the adam smith free trade answer is the optimal answer in economic models. but if you look at what happened when china entered the wto, china came in and basically created distressed communities by shutting down factories throughout the u.s. because the chinese were outcompeting those factories. and those communities are on the ropes to this day. if you look at the book that angus deaton and his wife anne case wrote about deaths of despair, those deaths of despair came about because of this wave of misery that was spread by plant closures all around america. and, you know, donald trump's message to these people is that there's help coming. you know, we're gonna try to revive those communities. and bill clinton once said that, you know, we need to have free trade, but we need to, like, make sure that the people who are harmed by it, that we help them out, and we give them like a program so that they're gonna be okay. well, such a program never happened and is really hard to imagine. and we're i

so my next question is, why are you sort of so adamant in this backing of zalinski? and the con, continuation of this will, because we say from donald from he was tease, i'm not buying the 5, but he's taking puts inside or, or he's taking a side, i mean, even in, in a press conference yesterday. he says, look, i'm not say he is what i'm saying. yes, side of peace. we want negotiations. the blood said needs and but why is 0 so as him and why are they pushing for this? want to continue a new claim? i do think so. you said that you don't buy that, wouldn't that trump is supporting food? you know, it is a way over here. we are supporting the restaurants in the concerns i for trump is the only president who is opening the set. and these are maxima. so if he understands why the expansion of nato is etc, yet since you entered results, this is a big, big good. what is it going to jump on? and it goes jumping zones off. and this is what is happening in this bottle, not in so far as europe is concerned. now you still have to actually now we draw support uh from uh the little s

charlie: check in with adam live at daytona international speedway for the start of 84th annual daytonaweek. reporter: good morning, guys. it's bike week. we're are a bunch of children out here and this is our candy store. our candy is the motorcycles and part of bike week and one of the most exciting things is all the different manufacturers come out here and do demo rides. i'm at honda demo right now. these are all riders from all across the country that wanted to ride here in a demo. my man here is from florida. he loves hondas. i've got to get out of the way and let them go. they're waiting for me. we'll have more "fox & friends" after the break, but you guys can take off. enjoy yourselves, boys. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. i always wanted to know why i am the way i am. my curiosity led me to ancestry. it was amazing to see all the traits that i've gotten from my mother in my dna. it's a family thing. it's a family thing. i didn't think someone lik

secretary adams. >> thank you. there are unpredictable crises and very predictable crises. in our state last year, my biggest worry was we would have too many voters waiting until the last day and not take advantage of early voting which is relatively new in our state. do you try to encourage voters to utilize options and devote more by mail or vote early to try and relieve the pressure on the first and last day? dir. benson: would like to begin? sec. raffensperger: we let the voters decide. you want to vote absentee? we have photo id for that. in person early? photo id. no matter how you vote in georgia, we have photo id. we have shored up security and the voter gets to choose. voters have shown with their feet, their hands showing up, over 77% like to vote early and in person. 5% voting absentee. that is their choice. then the balance like to show up on election day. sec. schmidt: the most important thing is voters vote in whatever way they feel most confident in. one thing we saw this last election that was new was mail-in ballot voting in pennsylvania has only been arou

adam kinzinger is embarrassed. do they realize they're hurting their cause being on television.outcome for ukraine? >> yeah, the america last crowd has always got something to say. i think today was telling. i think people should pay attention to the people defending zelenskyy, versus the people defending america. so it's kind of a defining day. i think a fault line that had existed for a while is now out in the open. and it's very, as you said, it's very educational and instructive. the truth of the matter is we are americans. that's our president. and no foreign leader comes into the oval office and disrespects us that way. >> laura: never. >> especially when we are trying to help. >> could you ever imagine joe biden in any sense of the word he would just basically sit there and nod and hold those cards in his hand, those big magic marker writing in hope -- but he was used to dealing with biden or whoever was pulling biden's strings and it's like the boss man. the boss man is back in charge. you don't disrespect the boss. senator, always great to spend time. thank you. all rig

all eyes will inevitably be on the new and familiar stars in justin verlander, willy adames and logan yeah, they are kind of loaded now, but there's one name you may not be familiar with who is making a big impact in the clubhouse. he's not a player or a coach, but rather an interpreter. ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story from giants spring training down in arizona. >> can you make an impact on a major league baseball team without being on the roster or the coaching staff? the answer is yes. just ask anyone with the san francisco giants about justin horne. >> when he first showed up, he was like the most happy, smiley guy you could possibly be around, and he just brings that every day. >> he served a star outfielder interpreter since he arrived in the u.s. from korea last february, knowing very little english. >> i did actually dream about coming to the major leagues and translating, but there aren't many korean players coming over here, and it's actually really even hard to see one player coming over to the major leagues every season. but i was really, really lucky. >> for horne, a

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on the road, all eyes will inevitably be on the new and familiar stars in justin verlander, willy adamesan webb. >> but there is one name that you may not be familiar with who is making a big impact in the clubhouse. and he's not a player, not a coach, but rather an interpreter. ktvu bailey o'carroll has the story from giants spring training in scottsdale, arizona. >> can you make an impact on a major league baseball team without being on the roster or the coaching staff? the answer is yes. just ask anyone with the san francisco giants about justin horne. >> when he first showed up, he was like the most happy, smiley guy you could possibly be around, and he just brings that every day. >> he served a star outfielder young interpreter since he arrived in the u.s. from korea last february, knowing very little english. >> i did actually dream about coming to the major leagues and translating, but there aren't many korean players coming over here, and it's actually really even hard to see one player coming over to the major leagues every season. but i was really, really lucky. >> for horne, a

john adams beneath him in middle th thomas jefferson, $50 ath him is,nder hamilton and above him, you can see the docks. and then to the right is james madison. so three of virgins are on, but also the first four esidents. so this is believed to be the only one to contain the first four presidents signatures on it. they all weren't at the declaration and they were at the constitution. now, most remarkable part of this document is there was only read discovered in 1917 nine when a school intern was going through an old vault in the philosophical society. he found a scroll roll rolled up with a red ribbon on it, realized, well, is probably above my pay grade to open this and decided to take to the librarian's office who unfurled it and realized they had a national treasure on his hands. now i often got asked, you know. so so what happens? they raised all this money. what happened to this expedition? i've never heard of andre michaux or this expedition, and i'd usually summarize it by what we wrote on our own. the apes wrote on their website. ultimately, the expedition was called off due

i've worked with mayor adams.this inherent battle between albany and new york city. i reject that, and the people are better served when they have a governor who's willing to try and help the city, which i've been doing. >> do you think cuomo would be a good mayor? >> god only knows. who knows? we'll see, we'll see. and i don't know if that's going to be the case either. so a lot a lot of unknowns. but my view is my job is to work with whoever the voters want. >> so, governor, speaking of the current mayor of new york city, eric adams, last week, you put some guardrails in place to limit his power. we know that the mayor is been under investigation, has received some sort of deal from the trump doj. do you feel like right now you have left you you had the option to start a process to remove him from power? you opted not to. what would change your mind? could you revisit that decision? >> certainly. and it's an extraordinary power to think that one individual can use her judgment and say that you've lost the public

adam schiff it was a democrat scam, and he had to go through that. and he did go through it.idn't end up in a war. >> so, i mean, it seems odd, right? trump making putin sound like a comrade in arms. what do you make of that? >> it's exactly what i've said in the very beginning. it's a exceeds any kremlin's expectation. because if you compare. uh, the mood in moscow, in the in the russian capital in 2016, and before trump, president trump reelection. and now last year, it was very different. in 2016, the expectation was the expectations were much higher, much, uh, like we can really cooperate and strike a deal and agree the spheres of influence. but it didn't came true during the first president trump term. so the expectations in the kremlin were not as high this time. and now they were very cautious, thinking that the rhetoric may change. but fundamentally, the united states will continue to help ukraine to, uh, to see russia as a as a strategic enemy, a strategic adversary. uh, may be some small changes, maybe very slowly. uh, some, some changes can happen. but as quick, as

hunter biden, joe biden scam, hillary clinton, shifty adam schiff it was a democrat scam. and he had to go through that. >> folks, that's. >> cesspool of stupid. >> went on for. >> ten minutes. >> shortly after, trump posted on his social media site saying he has. determined president zelensky is not ready for peace and that. >> he can come back when he's ready. >> pre-planned bilateral press. >> conference was. >> then abruptly canceled. and zelensky was kicked out of the white house. no deal was signed. >> it's hard to overstate just how much. >> of an embarrassment this was. >> for. >> america on the world stage. and just an overall disaster for everybody except russian president. vladimir putin. joining me. >> now is julie ioffe. >> president, washington correspondent for putt. edward luce, us chief. columnist for the financial times. and rick stengel. >> former undersecretary. of state. >> for diplomatic, public diplomacy and affairs and. msnbc political analyst. i want to play for everybody before i get to a question. because i do want to address straight out. >> of

adam kinzinger, do they realize they're actually hurting their cause by appearing on television? i mean, it's making it harder to get to any type of any positive outcome for ukraine. >> yeah, the america last crowd has always got something to say. but i think today was telling, and i think people should pay attention to the people who were defending zelensky versus the people who were defending america. so it's a kind of a defining day. i think a fault line that had existed for a while is now out in the open, and it's very, as you said, it's very educational, it's very instructive. but the truth of the matter is we're americans. that's our president. and no foreign leader comes into the oval office and disrespects us that way, especially when we're trying to help. >> i mean, can you ever imagine joe biden in any sense of the word? he would just basically sit there and nod and hold those cards in his hand. those with big, big magic marker writing and hope for the i mean, but he was used to dealing with biden or whoever was pulling biden's strings. and it's like the boss man, the b

adam schiff it was a democrat scam. and he had to go through that. >> there's a lot of fact checking we're about to do. but shortly after that heated discussion, i guess that's a nice way to put it. zelensky was asked to leave the white house without signing the much anticipated deal, but he did sit down with fox news before he left dc. and here's just a bit of it. >> i'm not hearing from you, mr. president. a thought that you owe the president. >> an apology. >> no, i respect the president, and i respect american people. it's not about me. the action is that where is our friendship between ukraine and the united states? >> do you agree. with that? president trump is too close to vladimir putin in your mind? >> president trump, he said that i want to be in the middle. otherwise i will not put these guys at the table. >> and is. >> he right? >> i want to really i want to be very honest. i want really him to be more at our side. >> with that, let's bring in our nightcap tonight. foreign policy expert hagar chemali. she wa

. >> so our senior inspector what he was office inspector adams was shadowing senior inspectors of renaand those are the two inspectors who made the visit. >> okay. so this is new year's eve and night and midnight and fireworks and partying and did the commission or the staff feel that was a representative time to determine the compliance of of the habibie lounge our inspection team on new year's eve was scheduled to work until 3:00 in the morning. one of our inspectors said is a standard time so they start their shifts at 6 p.m. and they're out all night. that's happening every weekend because that is when generally entertainment is most busy. >> so it was a clear direction from commissioners at the hearing on december 17th that habibie was the lounge habibie lounges temporary permit for entertainment and amplified sound expired on december 21st and so they were warned you will be visited do not host entertainment and so they were given a heads up that to expect an inspector on january 1st on new year's eve to do a compliance check but they were out my inspectors were out responding to