but it's al nice to be recognized for something that really did put a lot work into. >> "game of thrones." >> the hbo show made history with its record breaking 12 emmys. slaying the west wing for most emmys wo single year, even amy schumer was trying to get in on th >> so you made emmy history. how does that feel? >> it feels fantastic. >> viola davis. >> but fair to say the night belonged to this woman. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else isopportunity. >> she became the first african-american actress to win an emmy for outstanding lead actress in a drama. she celebrated with a well deserved drink backstage. >> i just hope that this is now a part of the status quo, that women of color are included in the narrative and we don't have to have this discussion anymore. >> now just moments after viola's landmark win, she joined us backstage. we talked about how she really sees that mome >> she did. and we also called up her 5-year-old daughter. that moment son the we also show you how we celebrated with jon hamm and amy schumer. >> and we have so much more. but w

a few clouds here and there but saturday looks like ale really nice day, go ahead with the outdoor plans and kid have soccer games and everything else on saturday. so now on saturday night is when the cold front actually comes through in the overnight hours saturday into sunday. you can see a little bit of rain to the north and west of us, maybe 6:00 in the morning you can see showers in mount pocono, and maybe in the the lehigh valley but that is probably going to be it. just clouds to start the day on sunday by the time the game begins, eagles and cowboys at the link. we will see decent sunshine milk with those clouds and then we will feel cooler temperatures especially sunday night into monday. for right now it is comfortable and on the cool side in allentown and pot town. sixty-four in the city. mid 50's in atlantic city and millville. sixty-one in wilmington. i get you ready for eagles game on sunday at kick off at 4:30 it is going to be about 77 degrees. by half time in the mid 70's and continuing, of course, those team turse to drop after dark when fourth quarter is over. go home

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for all the similarities we see between al qaeda and isis, turns out, they kind of hate each other. which is nicethe leader of al qaeda says in this new audiotape, i quote, my dear brothers, i want to emphasis an important point. we don't recognize the caliphate. this was forcibly established contrary to islamic law and the muslim people are not obligated to it. we don't recognize baghdadi, the head of isis as the head of the caliphate. oh. he does go on to say, basically, yeah, i do hate these guys, but they're better than nothing, and if you have no better choice, it's better to fight with them than not fight at all. but he is giving the order to al qaeda's followers. making it known that al qaeda is not down with isis, the head of isis is a pretender, he has this pretend caliphate. he doesn't deserve this respect he says he wants. that's nice. and that's the sort of insult. i mean, literally, the head of isis things he's the king of the world. so -- on this somber occasion, which is the eve of the 9/11 anniversary this year, takes some small measure by the fact that al qaeda and isis are at ea

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. >> nice try, mike. >> al ace gotten both praise and backlash forfeiting photos of one year old child breast feeding, which is fine, adorable. bye latest message to her haters is raising some eyebrows, she said she plans to breast feed this kid, until she is six years old. >> thing like miley cyrus wardrobe malfunction, breast feeding, more people feel more comfort seeing breasts as on the and not their purpose, feeding another human. >> that's what they're for, jen. that's what i -- i guess that's what they're for, yes. >> no, there is a valid point. i think all of us have kind of like we have been at a starbucks or some kind of place, you kind of look away. it is less about being offended by it, and more about trying to give like. >> -- look behind you, jen. look behind you. >> we have but the jen in the garage. >> you know, i'm so full of sugar, if i went out in this rain, i would melt. but i do think that we look away, right? we look away, whereas with miley cyrus, that is car accident. so we're looking at the car accident. in terms of whether or not she will breast feed her child

nice little chill in the air. say good morning to everyone. we'll set the morning off. al is back and all is right with the world. >> and a loud, energetic crowd. what we like out here this morning. coming up, maria shriver is here with a new look at catholics in america, and we're happy to say she will be with us for much of the week contributing to our coverage of pope francis' first ever visit to the united states. >>> plus -- >> wrangler. wrangler is after me. i've got apparently something on me that he likes. it's my mutton jobs. >>> tomorrow we'll catch up with our friend joan lunden who has been so brave and open about her battle with breast cancer. she will catch us up on how she's doing and obviously she's been an inspiration to people all around this country, a fantastic woman. >> absolutely. let's go inside and natalie has a check of the top stories. natalie, good morning. >>> good morning to you all once again. pope francis is visiting cuba's holiest shrine on his final day there before head together u.s. held an extraordinary meeting with cuban president presi

. >> natalie, you brought al a nice morning jam. >> i did. >> sticky situation. 90 plus degrees. >> ata. >> crazy weather. >> we're talking about the emmys. my favorite moment is our buddy carson daily. the amazing race wins every year. congratulations already for the amazing race. the voice won. there's carson. carson on his way back to new york a clctually and he instagrd a photo of his emmy going through. >> he got a sweet shout out for being a producer of the show. >> the music man with a face on him. >> we'll have to see if he works it. >> congrats to you, carson. good night. >> i got to tell you, john ham. finally after seven tries winning. >> he's like this must be a mistake. >> he's just, he is terrific. then a little history with davis. >> yep. first african american woman to win an emmy for outstanding lead actress. she had a great speech. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. you cannot win an emmy for roles that are simply not there. >> so true. very special. and, of course, tracey morgan. >> yeah. >> an emotional moment when he sh

aling. >> they do nice job. >> they do. >> well shot. >> but two hours? >> this isn't that long at all.hough they got to coordinate everything altogether. >> maybe they had to learn how to do it. >> we had a video shoot before. >> it works like they have a dolly or a gym or something out there? nicely done. >> it is nicely done. they should come do some of our videos. >> representative kim, if you leave office, come work for us. nicely done. >> mike? >> what? >> anyway, 7:14. >> well, here's something to celebrate. the phillies did something against the mets that we haven't seen in a long time. >> celebrate. >> yes. you wouldn't want to celebrate it? >> phillies. >> a win is a win. >> we finally beat the mets what you are saying. >> yes. >> you wouldn't celebrate that. >> no. >> we had like a ten game losing streak. >> and they broke it last night. >> this guy is thrilled. darin ruff had great game playing first base. he had three hits. one of them three run homer. the phillies beat the mets, 14 to eight. i thought he had six hits? can we look that up? anyway, we won. hey, great day. wh

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gaithersburg, one lane getting by each way there. 66 and 50, no problems getting into al "ellen"town. 95 in virginia looks niceand green. back in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. >>> we're just days away from a historic visit from pope francis, but his time here could mean more time for you when it comes to getting to work. >>> and shocking news this morning about tricycles. why you might rethink them when it comes to your >>> right now at the live desk we are watching dramatic pictures coming into our newsroom out of california. it's a wildfire burning everything in its packet. the fire has already spread way beyond wooded areas, destroying about 400 buildings and homes in middletown, lake county. a lot of concern here. one person has died. firefighters cannot keep up. it's just too fast. imagine 60 square miles in 12 hours. entire towns have had to be evacuated so far. back to you, angie. >> wow. that's devastating. thanks, kristen. >> metro ddot is updating their plans for the upcoming visit of pope francis to d.c. this small stop is going to get packed real quick. >> reporter: good morning, angie. in just

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al is on assignment. we are our jams. >> nice. >> "downtown." a shout out to the man who sings the chorus.ce. >> you said al is on assignment. he's on "ghost busters" duty right now in boston. that's coming up. >> that was the scream you heard last night when you woke up. >> his dreams are coming true today. >> can you imagine what he's doing right now? >> he's freaking out. he won't be able to contain himself. i hope he sneaks in for a little cameo. we'll see. >>> incredible pictures out of las vegas yesterday. a british airways flight caught fire at las vegas' mccarren airport. the left engine caught fire. all 157 passengers were evacuated sliding down emergency chutes. the fire was put out within four minutes, but look at the smoke and the flames billowing out of that plane. passenger domenick worthington was evacuated and watched this from the ground. >> thank goodness. >> at the top of the chute, you could see the smoke and flames and think this could go up at any time. as soon as passengers said there was a fire, there was no hesitation. the doors were open and it was like clockwork

among the volunteers, syrian refugee lohi al hussein, who made that same perilous journey himself a few months ago. >> austria is very nicevery good country. i like it. i want to stay here. >> reporter: but not everyone can get here. today, hungarian officials announced the fleet of buss that brought migrants to the border would not be provided again, which triggered another mass exodus, following in the footsteps of those thousands who marched toward the austrian border yesterday. the target destination for most of these people is munich, germany, where migrants today arrived to applause and more help, but many more migrants have just arrived in hungary. until that country comes up with a system that works, their future is far from certain. like hungary, austria is considered a transit country, jim. migrants don't really want to stay here but they have to get through here in order to get to germany. and in light of the crisis, germany has decided to relax its rules on asylum seekers. >> axelrod: charlie d'agata reporting from vienna tonight. charlie, thank you. how to handle the flood of migrants dominated the meeting of

. >> and i make good deals, and it is ale talent, and -- it is a t i am fighting nice people and believe me, they don't have it. they don't have it. >> and in the end, he needs a record and has to be serious about it. >> and he has to be a conservative and there is nothing conservative about donald trump. >> i hope that we focus more on the issues. >> we respect to the pollsters and the media people, neither of them decide the elections, and voters do. >> hello, everybody. i'm ashleigh banfield, and welcome to the sen e ter of the political universe for the next couple of hours. anyway, this hour on cnn, 15 republican candidates for president are going to start showing up at the scene on the right-hand side of the screen. the ronald reagan presidential library, and they will be taking brief tours of that massive stage right there, and they are going to be sharing in back-to-back cnn debates beginning in a few hour, and for some of them, this stage could with be the springboard, and for others, this stage could be the last stand. here's a reminder of where it stands at this moment. the la

a navy seal who has killed bin laden al qaeda's former leader and the mastermind of 9/11. nicesee you, rob, you are a humble man. and since you are the only one here i want to thank you on the eve of 9/11. i think all of us are so glad he is dead. >> thanks for having me and everyone that's involved from the the guys going through the door first to the men and women who found usama bin laden and every terrorist we have taken down. everyone is very humbled we all agree it's a great thing we did 100%. >> al qaeda declaring war on isis. what do you make of that. >> there has been a rift there which is odd because these are both the same forms of sunni, islam that generates out of saudi arabia. when usama bin laden was the amir of al qaeda, a guy by the name of zarqawi took a group, he called it al qaeda in iraq, which now is ease sis. that's the way they were kind of running once usama bin laden was killed ayman al-zawahiri took over as amir he being egyptian spun them wrong so they formed ice is sill the islamic state in la have on the and zawahiri had a rift with ago bad dagy wh

nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. >>> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. in japan, two people are missing. 19,000 are stranded as floods and landslides have been triggered. >> people have been rescued from the roofs of their homes in tokyo >>> china's premier convincing the world of the wealth of his country. he said china would hit a target of 7% growth but conceded it would be difficult. refugees in hungary are being kept in closely guarded camps, surrounded by barbed wire fences, 3,300 refugees were taken to the camp, the highest number in a single day >>> thousands of refugees continue to make a perilous journey from turkey to the greek islands in in an effort to reach europe. bernard smith spend a night on the g.m. coast and met some of those preparing to attempt that dangerous crossing >>> it is a deeply affecting sight. a family prepared to risk everything to make it to europe. children far too young to be doing something like this. a baby who never remembers this night, if he or she makes it. we counted 17 people from one afghan family. all to be s

. >>> al, thanks very much. nice start to autumn. 61 degrees right now. heading to a high of 80 with lots of sunshine. well above normal. normal high is 72 degrees. tonight, clear skies, comfortable again. 50s in the suburbs. tomorrow for the pope's arrival, temperatures topping off at 81. upper 70s by 5:00. that's touch-down time at jfk. a few more clouds in the mix on friday. cooler, 74. freezy breezy on saturday. a touch of rain and warmer early next week. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >>ly all right, al. thanks very much. over 16 years jon stewart built "the daily show" into an indispensable cultural phenomenon and now he's passed the baton to a brand new host. >> starting on monday trevor noah steps into one of late night's biggest jobs. how are you feeling in. >> i'm feeling like it's early, that's how i'm feeling. >> yes, it is. >> if we could somehow get a look into your mind and hear your inner monologue. >> yes. >> in these weeks ahd months leading up to this big day on monday what would it be saying? >> it would look like the syr

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nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. >> alazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective. weeknights, on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back, a reminder of the top stories, the father of a 3-year-old syrian boy found drowned, on the beach of turkey, spoke of his harrowing experience. the father said shortly after the boat left turkey, the greek island of cos, it was hit by waves, and the captain swam off >>> european commission's vice president says the continent is facing crisis as more refugees try to reach its shores. in hungary there has been chaotic scenes. police tried to get refugees off a train headed to the austrian border >>> guatemala's president appears in court to face corruption charges, hours after he resigned. prosecutors allege that he was involved in a customs scam, seeing supporters avoid paying duty in exchange for bribes. >> c

nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. >> alra america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. the top stories on al jazeera, there has been panic at an austria rail way station and they were crushed against barriers pleading with police to help. the u.n. children agency says millions more refugees could head to europe if the syrian war isn't stopped and russia says it will continue to send weapons and aid to syria to help it fight the islamic state of iraq and the levante and foreign minister sur sergei fedorov comments is a day after they said they provide support for the regime. marching toward a kurdish city, the southeastern city is under curfew after the military began an operation against the military fighters there last week. supporters of an opposition leader are calling for peaceful protests against his jailing, a judge sentenced l

. >> al jazeera america >> to understand where all the water from the colorado river is going, we wanted to see it from the sky. >> it's a nice early morning. >> yeah, looks beautiful. >> should be beautiful out. >> yeah. >> bruce gordon is a pilot and conservationist, who's been tracking the problem for the past 40 years. as the river winds south, you can see it getting smaller. >> those channels down there, is that water or is that a road? >> there's a lot of water channels going through, yeah. >> that's actually a channel of water going right through the farmland? >> uh-huh. >> yeah, you can see the line where it just starts becoming green. >> there's this one lifeline goin' down through the middle of this whole arid desert southwest that's pretty profound when you start to think about it. >> that's the colorado river. >> that's the colorado river. >> just north of the us-mexico border, the river takes a massive diversion. it's called the all-american canal. we went to find out where it leads. >> so this is the all american canal? >> this is the very end of the all-american canal right here. >> and what happens to the wate

nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. >> and the headlines here on al jazeera. hundreds of refugees have prone through a police blockade. trying to reach the european union from serbia. britain says it will take in people but only from camps neighboring syria and not those in neighboring europe. >>> khalid al obedi escaped unharmed. >>> farmers are protesting the crisis they see in the dairy industry. mortar cannon fired by police cg tear gas, too, on demonstrators who gathered outlook outsid outu headquarters. announced almost $560 million worth of aid to help the farmers. jacky rowland is amongst them. >> farmers have come from all over europe and they brought their tractors into the center of are brussels, in fact they are trying to turn the city into a kind of farmyard. if you have a look here, there are bales of straw, even plastic cows to develop the message that in their view, the cost of milk is too low. it costs them more to produce a liter of milk than they can get on the marketplace. they have timed this demonstration to coincide with a meeti

nice sunny weather for monday through wednesday. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> althank you very much. >>> there are concerns this morning over a nationwide outbreak of salmonella that is linked to cucumbers. federal officials say more than 3 to 40 people have been infected in 30 states leading to at least two deaths. >> the tainted cue bum couple bers were groan and packaged in mexico, distributed by anderson and williams fresh produce and california-based company has now recalled its limited edition brand. we want to turn to nbc medical contributor, dr. natalie azar. good morning to you. a lot of people will be looking and wondering, a lot of cucumbers don't necessarily have packaging, the question is if you think you have some kind of sickness what are the symptoms of salmonella? >> exposure to salmonella will cause symptoms anywhere from 12 to 72 hours after the ingestion. typically the symptoms will be fever, be a dom cramping and diarrhea it is a self-resolving illness, without antibiotics just proper rehydration. >> the infections range here in people from a

nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective. weeknights, on al jazeera america. to remind you the top stories at al jazeera. thousands of people could not do make their way toward western europe, the pope has called on every catholic parish in europe to take in at least one refugee family. overnight more than 10,000 people have arrived in germany. the vast majority of refugees fr fleeing the war in syria. the u.n. refugee agency put a figure on the number of refugees who have made the dangerous crossing. so far, this year, almost 245,000 people have arrived in greece. italy has taken in around 119 arrivals. 2,800 people are dead or missing after attempting the dangerous crossing. saudi-led coalition forces have carried out more airstrikes. the republican public forces head kwafrz were among the target

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nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. you are watching alnd top recap of stories for you and chaotic scenes on the croatia border with serbia as thousands scrambling on to trains to get to western europe. three people have been killed in street clashes in burkina faso capitol after an officer of the presidential guard said it carried out a coup and dissolved the country's temporary parliament. yemen's prime minister returned to aiden from saudi arabia to hold the cabinet's first meeting inside the country since march. now a major cleanup operation is underway in central chile after a magnitude 8.3 earthquake. it struck off shore almost 300 kilometers north of the capitol santiago and a million people evacuated and the death toll has risen to ten and daniel has the latest. >> reporter: chile has had several powerful earthquakes in resent years but still come as a surprise, they are still shocking and often devastating. this quake struck early evening local time and epicentered deep under the sea 230 kilometers northwest of the capitol santiag

nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. >>> you are with us here on ali'm david foster. the european commission's vice president says the continent is facing an unprecedented humanitarian and political crisis. as more refugees try to reach european shores. in hungary, there have been chaotic scenes as police try to get refugees off of a train heading towards the austrian border. in italy a norwegian ship carrying more than 700 refugees have arrived in the port. the refugees were picked up 15 nautical miles off of the coast of libya on wednesday. >>> the congolese rebel leader says he has never killed a civilian. >>> let's take another look at the european refugee crisis and particularly the hard line stance taken by hungary's government. let's join our correspondent mohammed jamjoom live in budapest. okay. we have a problem with that. just give out a second to see if we can establish a contact with mohammed. he is where the refugees have traveled in hungary, where they were taken off of the train. no, we don't have a chance to join mohammed jamjoom. we'l

nice time to have this book coming out with this threat from al qaeda naming business people famous namesn this country. what are your thoughts about that tonight? >> well, they have done this in the past. it's something that i think is cause for concern. they put it in inspire magazine which is a magazine founded by anwr alack lal can awlaki in 2010. he was killed in a drone strike in 2011. we thought the publication of this magazine would be over but it continuesand it doe. >> why isn't the publication of this over? i mean, why are they still getting oxygen with this magazine? >> yeah. that's a good question. when anwar al-awlaki and khan were both killed in that drone strike it was assumed by the intelligence community that we wouldn't see it numb. we see that magazine and also see the beak which is a magazine published by isis. both of them are very slick. they have very powerful messages. this is where the names of these executives appear. so we can't discount it. may have to be aware of their surroundings and most of these gentlemen have security. it's the world in which we live. >>

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al jazeera america. >> >>> a showdown at the united nations. presidents president obama and vladimir putin meet to talk about syria and the conflict in ukraine >>> shutdown delayed - not nicely averted. the u.s. -- not necessarily averted. the u.s. government likely to stay in business until december >>> uber in the sky, in trouble for bringing pilots and passengers together >>> and the red planet - what today's announcement could mean for the future on bars. -- mars. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. we begin with a meeting between president obama and vladimir putin during the 70th general assembly meeting. president obama opened taking aim a russia over actions ayou ukraine and crimea. the president was critical when it came to russia's support of syria's president bashar al-assad. >> let's remember how this started. bashar al-assad reacted to peaceful protests by escalating repress and killing and, in turn, created the environment for the current strife >>> john terrett joins us now. vladimir putin spoke later, and there was an intense back and forth between the two. >> literally the two titans essentially agreed to fight i.s.i.l., but disagreed on almost everything els

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hopeful al labor of love when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. >> going to be nice.he road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. >> as the search for three men wanted tour killings a police officer in northern illinois continues tonight, investigators are hoping a $50,000 reward and new videos will help. 30-year-old police veteran lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz was shot tuesday in the village of fox lake while pursuing three suspicious men. the killing occurred in an open area of trees and marsh land bordered by several houses many people in those houses have stepped forward with surveillance videos that apparently show the three suspected killers. >> just three weeks until pope francis comes to philadelphia. his visit is historic as you know because this pontiff has neve

. >> they al spotted george's "ocean's 11" pal matt damon who was outside the four seasons hotel in beverly getting dropped off by his wife. look at that's a good-bye kiss. nicelye, matt. the slow move in. holding the cheek, not one kiss but three little ones and clearly looking in her eyes, as much as i can see with sunglasses on. >> i try to do that every single day. i only give my wife two kisses. i'll move up to three. >>> have you seen paris jackson's new look? she posted these shots on instagram of her bright red wavy hair. she's co-guardian to all three of michael's children. we asked about paris. >> i love paris. but paris likes to try different thing so paris and i have a lot of conversations with my grandmother on her style. but you know, she's 17 1/2, and as long as her core is strong, that's the most important thing. >> helping raise michael's kids is an honor for t.j. because michael did the same for t.j. and his brothers after their mother died in 1994. >> being guardian for my uncle michael's kids tak a lot of time. it's something that i put a lot of effort into and take a lot of pride in. for me, i just want to do well for my uncle. and she was

nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. welcome back, our top stories on alngarian police rounded up 9,000 refugees from serbia and nations have begun to tighten border controls and the chief called for unity over the refugee crisis. israel's police stormed a compound known to jews as temple mountain in east jerusalem for a third day and 26 palestinians injured and tuesday is the start of the new year when jews are allowed access to the site and malcolm sworn in as prime minister and on monday the liberal party voted out tony abbot in a surprise revolt. a talented musician who escaped from a refugee camp in syria is trying to make it and risk his life crossing the mediterranean to make it to greece from turkey and victoria has the story. ♪ this is the refugee camp last year singing songs of resistance against assad's regime and the talented piano had concerts in the bombed streets of the besieged district where 18,000 palestinians are trapped. but since escaping from yamook he has been trying to get to europe and traveled to turkey and on monday he posted a p

al jazeera. a physician and assisted professor we welcome here in our studio, good to see you. >> nice to see youin. so address the asian statistic there, the? why? any sense? >> we think it might be related to their body weight, or body mass index. it is hard to separate in the study the weight from the fact that they are asian. so a lot of them tended to be thinner, now because diabetes is associated with obesity, a lot of times somebody that is overweight comes to the doctors office, they are more likely to get screened for diabetes. but if someone is much thinner they may or may not get the same test, because people will think they are low risk. >> does this happen suddenly? or does it -- is it happen over time? >> it takes time. so to develop diabetes it is hard to dell when that transition happens. because question don't know the exact cause. really it has a lot to do with let's say auto inmovement disease where the body attacksist. so it attacks the pancreas and causing some dysfunction. now the maintain case of this is that when you get diabetes it isn't just the high blood sugar, it is t