alex: it's great. they say, "yamai." yamai. that means delicious. >> anthony: yeah how's your iban? >> alex: it's passable, i guess. lan is to try to get there before dark. >> alex: i don't think it's going to happen. >> anthony: nah, me neither. >> alex: no. ♪ >> alex: hi. >> anthony: hello. >> alex: [ foreign language ]. >> anthony: all those years ago, the man who looked after me at the longhouse was named itam. over 80 years old back then, he led us bounding uphill through the jungle, like a young gazelle. he still had the marks on his fingers of a man who had taken heads. in itam's case, presumably, communist guerillas when he'd fought with the british during the malayan insurgency. we drank many shots of rice whiskey together under a bouquet of human skulls, trophies from another time. and i promised i'd come back, for gawai, a big deal in the iban calendar, when friends and relatives return to the longhouse. a lot has changed since the iban tracked commies through the jungle, and much has changed in the ten years since i've been here. itam passed away the year before last, at the age of 92. and the evidence o

already know it he's going to give us the evidence he's going to connect all the dots go ahead alex. yeah you know they hardly even mention the christopher steele reported in the mueller you know the final report that hardly mentioned the dossier this thing like the most said thirty thirty five million they could have solved this entire case they could have cracked this case peter with a thousand dollars all they needed to do was get on a plane go to london go to the ecuador embassy you've got interview assad you've got to be cut a deal with him you got it extra yeah you're right you're absolutely right and have access to extradite steel bring him to the u.s. not extradite assad to the u.s. extradite steel bring them to the u.s. question him it's over then you understand exactly what happened the whole thing is one big farce it's all built on lies and they lied the whole way through peter for months buzz feed it has had on their site they've had their site the entire what mike michael tracey pointed out that they had to retract the entire story that they were pushing about the mosque out

they're wrong alex yeah mueller did give them some some fuel to fire this hoax for maybe all the way up until two thousand and twenty peter but i mean the second part of the mule report all that really was saying was that trump is angry got angry that there yeah he's angry that they're investigating him for a crime that no one knows what that crime is so i mean they're investigating him for something that no one understands happened a lot of assertions like the most said a lot of assertions and trump is just you know mulling around the white house upset that's the entire second part of the report and here comes a bar here cuz barr who is going to do what trouble probably just in two thousand and sixteen peter barr is going to drain the swamp and the optics the optics of that press conference we've talked about it many times was bart take control in a very calm manner and who was behind him like a deer that is just seen right head like this or rot rosenstein rod rosie was brought to huey and you could see it in his face and yeah that's a very good point but demon you know from our per

i know i awaited him on its own program go ahead alex yeah and it's one thing to point out peter that they're both very anti trust there with you know standing on the liberal left side of things. it was right from the beginning peter this show you are right we were right from the very beginning it doesn't take a genius to figure out that trump is not it of russia or of putin i mean it's when you step back and you say it a couple of times you realize just how ridiculous and how absolutely stupid the whole premise is but people bought into it and now you see people that like you care he's trying to move the goalposts a little so you know now they start to say. it's not so much that we believed it when there was collusion or maybe not even obstruction but now we've got to look into his finances you know trump did business dealings with russia but but alex there's a caviar there they did look into the business connections of paul man of ford ok so they didn't do that their primary target of this investigation they did didn't do that would trump i mean that is moving the goalpost. yes it's

i mean it's pretty stunning, alex. >> yeah, it's stunning and interesting.ves a lot of opportunities obviously with all the different events held at mar-a-lago for hundreds of people to potentially get access either to the president or at least close to the president leaving potential vulnerabilities for -- especially foreign nationals to get access inside the facility. i know you mentioned a confusion about the last name, for example, and fortunately, we heard a mar-a-lago employee raise questions once she got past the initial screening. and that led to her unraveling when the stories didn't add up because she was there for an event not on the schedule. there was an employee there recognizing that and that ultimately led to the secret service apprehending her. >> which is pretty shocking. how many people didn't before that? right. someone finally did. but i would say the emphasis is on the word finally. juliette, the question is could the president's top secret meeting ohs information he is looking at, classified, be compromised at mar-a-lago. >> absolutely

in security as a consequence of this intelligence following a memo that actually required it, alex. >> yeahone of the many questions that will -- people will be looking for answers for in the days ahead. thank you very much. >>> i want to bring in juliette kayyem from the department of homeland security and a cnn national security analyst. juliette, this happened in sri lanka. we don't often see sri lanka in the headlines when it comes to terrorism. when you look at the targets, these hotels where there were foreigners, these catholic churches. these attacks taking place in various cities around the country, which indicates some sort of sophistication, what jumps out at you when you saw what happened on easter sunday in sri lanka? >> well, obviously, first, the targets, of course, churches on easter sunday, along with high-end hotels that would cater to westerners or nonnationals in sri lanka. that would be the first. the second is the nature of the coordinated attacks. that is not easy to do to get that many people willing to either bomb or be suicide bombers. i don't think we know yet how

alex? >> yeah. quite a week.nk you so much for the update on that. >>> everyone, we'll keep track of this story as well as the day's other big story. there's a new debate whether democrats should start impeachment proceedings. this given the evidence of possible presidential obstruction that has been laid out by the special counsel. now the chairman of the judiciary committee where impeachment proceedings begin is telling nbc news he may or may not start the process. >> it is our job to go through all the evidence. >> how much does the politics impact in? >> i don't know. that'll come down the road. >> do you think it's impeachable? >> yeah, i do. i do think this. if proven, if proven, which hasn't been proven yet. some of this -- if proven, some of this would be impeachable, yes. obstruction of justice, if proven, would be impeachable. >> they admit it could be a political victory for the president since the senate would not likely support impeachment. >> it comes a point in life where we all have to make decisi

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>> no. >> but with the operator's help, alex tried. >> tilt her head back. okay. did you do that? >> yeah>> the sergeant john wiebold arrived at the house with two other officers, his body camera was rolling as alex led them to the bathroom. >> oh, c'mon, please, please. >> as we entered the master bathroom, emily was laying on the floor face up and she had a blueish tin to the her. >> please, please. >> how long has she been in here in. >> i don't know, she was taking a bath. >> could you the el whether she was still alive? >> i checked right away, i didn't feel pulse or breathing. so i instantly started cpr. >> i don't know. >> she's cold. >> blood? >> no blood. no blood anywhere. she did have a big bruise on her forehead. >> what was around, anything? >> the bathtub was full of water and there were oil droplets on top of the water like bath oil. there's music playing from an ipad on the sink area. >> emts loaded emily into an ambulance and raced to the hospital. when her mother cindy got the call, she went straight there. >> and they told me she was in the emergency room and then he sa

. >> yeah, alex, we heard the white house was working on this rebuttal for quite some time, in that interviewe of the union, they don't feel they have to put that report out. he told jake it wouldn't be coming out tomorrow. he did leave the possibility open of that rebuttal from the president's league el team if ultimately comes congressional testimony, they feel they need to rebut. mueller mayor make statements through that rebuttal. giuliani stated during the interview, that there were several falsehoods in the report. listen to this exchange. >> a lot of what cohen -- they recite what cohen said as if it's the truth. we dangled a pardon in front of cohen. we did not. it was not a fair report. it wasn't like the normal prosecutor, when you find that a person didn't commit the crime, you then go look at the high poth sifrs of how did it come about? how did it start, how could the fbi have started an investigation of a presidential candidate based on those ten words said to papadopoulos. >> it appears the white house is going to continue the strategy they had before this report came out. ques

. >> yeah, alex, that's one way to describe it.ffed at jake's questions about ethics and morality. he repeated something that we had heard from the white house before, saying no one on the trump campaign did anything illegal in relation to russia and russian hacking of dnc servers and hillary clinton's emails, but that certain people did certain things that may be deemed unethical, all without the knowledge of then candidate trump. giuliani says he himself would not have counseled anyone to do those things, even though he says that that sort of unethical behavior happens in all political campaigns. listen to more from giuliani on "state of the union." >> there is nothing wrong with taking information from russian. it depends on where it came from. it depends on where it came from. you're assuming that the giving of information is a campaign contribution. read the report carefully. the report says we can't conclude that because the law is pretty much against that. people get information from this person, that person, this person. >>

. >> melissa: yeah. alex vogel, thank you for your insight today. >> thank you. >> melissa: customs and border patrol with a surge in migrants as another massive caravan makes its way to our southern border. jonathan hunt has more on this from los angeles. jonathan? >> melissa, a new concern for customs and border protection today. the video that is disturbing and leaves cbp unsure whether it's a one off for a growing trend. let's take a look at what it shows first. this video was given to us by cbp. officials say it was recorded on the arizona mexico border saturday night. a group of men, at least two of whom are armed with what appears to be automatic or semiautomatic weapons, pull up in a truck. a woman and a young boy with them, carrying their weapons. they walk right up to the border. the armed men then stop on the mexican side while another man who appears to be on armed escorts the mother and child through the fence, points the way to them, then hopped back through. cbp moved in quickly to detain the w

yeah. this was a thriller. alex ovechkin trying to lead this team to back-to-back stanley cup victories.hero putting the capitals up 3-2. but the hurricanes tied it at three. john carlson three assists but uld not couple with a game winner in game two. so we do go to overtime. didhenyone out t call the game winning goal? not many fans did. but his fourth goal ever in the playoffs, it turns out to b the game winner. the capitals win over thero na hurricanes in 4-3. so now, you know a week frohe saturday scheduled a game five here. the capitals can avoid that by goin carolina and taking care of business. first things first they are up two games to none in this . seri we have complete coverage from capital one arena and a few more highes fnd fist pumps. back to you. >> boom all right. dave johnson thank you so very much. judge we go to a story you saw first on 4.a izards player getting in a fight with ala plphia eagles player outside of a d.c. nightclub. the incident will affect his career. darcy spencer has more on the fallout. >> reporter: an arg led to a physical fight right out here on

. >> alex, tonight we're hearing from child services? >> reporter: yeah, david, a.j.'s younger brother remains in protective custody. the department says they're reviewing their interaction with a.j.'s family to determine if mistakes were made along the way. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> there's also a developing headline tonight, the identity of a driver who plowed into a group of people has been revealed tonight. authorities say there was no sign he tried to brake. eight people taken to the hospital. was this a deliberate act? here's will carr with the images from california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities identifying the man in custody who they say barreled his car into a group of innocent bystanders. witnesses describe a horrific scene. >> this woman was thrown into the air, flipped upside-down, and she fell right into my car. he was saying over and over again, thank you, jesus. >> reporter: police say isaiah peoples was behind the wheel when he floored the gas and propelled the car down a street packed with pedestrians. that tree, the only thing strong

>> yeah, alex, investigators are now saying that there's this new direction in the case. any idea what they're planning to announce today? >> reporter: yeah, that's the question. so many people here would like to have answered, but investigators at this point are remaining extremely tight-lipped about all of this. authorities have planned a press conference for earlier this afternoon. and everyone is hoping at that time we're going to learn more about where the investigation stands right now. cecilia? >> a lot of questions. okay, alex. thank you. >> interested to hear what they have to say. >> yes. >>> we're going to turn now to that incredible final performance on the mat. one of our favorite gymnasts ucla mega star katelyn ohashi bringing back a viral routine wowing fans one last time, as the college senior prepares to graduate. she capped it off with a final mic drop going a 9.95 routine earning third place at the ncaa championship. she's the best. shtold the "l.a. times" it's not about the winning, it's not about the first place, it's about going out with no regrets. s

alex and luke. i'll guard them with my life. yeah, yeah. i hate to bother him. no, no, don't be silly. he's happy to do it. l over in a little bit. (beep) okay. oh, i get it. when you told claire i would come over and watch the kids, she was resistant because she doesn't trust my parenting skills.

alex carr. and number zero, guillermo! it's knight time! >> yeah! jimmy: a little golden knight in shining armor. and we've got the band from the golden knights. we have, from the vegas golden knights, william carlson and alex cupp. there they are. congratulations on the playoffs, guys. they're going, they're going. thank you, ♪ >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: go get that stanley cup so we can fill it with frozen margaritas. >> yeah! >> jimmy: that's a much better outfit than last night, by the way. >> yeah, thank god. >> jimmy: last night, guillermo was dressed as show girl. and a lot of people in the front section threw up. so we put them in pads tonight. congratulations to a man who brought great joy to back fans in this city, former of running rebel larry johnson was selected to be enshrined in the college basketball hall of fame. congratulations to lj. he was the best. they should put his gold tooth in the hall of fame, too. have you ever had the pleasure of walking down the strip, you f know it's jam-packed with people from all over the world.

alex. what are we doing? i'm like, "what?" lean forward. lean back, jimmy. hey. >> jimmy: yeah. what are we? >> what are we? >> yes! jimmy: that's good. >> perfect. this one's for you. we're going to hit the ball. >> all right. >> run to first base. >> jimmy: is this just alex? or is this both of us? >> it's both of us. >> jimmy: i think this could be a good part of the dance where i observe. [ laughter ] >> learning. yes. >> jimmy: what are you doing for the next two minutes? i just do that for a little while. and then -- >> then we're going to be like, hey, hey. >> jimmy: say it again. >> hey hey. yes yes. and then and a booty and a a booty. like, yes! like, you're riding a horse. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. like a small horse. the kind of little horse where your feet can touch the ground. >> exactly. exactly. just -- and pose. can you hear my -- ba da ba da ba. >> jimmy: huh! [ cheering ] >> hit it. ♪ ♪ keep making noise keep making noise ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh here we go now here we go now ♪ ♪ here we go here we go now listen ♪ >> alex! jimmy! >> jimmy: where are we? ♪ ♪ some of y'all might get winded and

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>> yeah, exactly. >> alex, what do you want from twitter? rics suggest they can leave things as they are? >> yeah, the stuff i'm looking for is not the stuff they're talking about. today in the shareholder letter, i read twitter talk about its project to make conversations better, to talk about how conversations are twitter's superpower guys, you've been around since 2006, and you're still trying to figure out conversations like, they are a news platform and how about a product strategy that centers around news so, there's so many different things twitter can do around news, whether it's to create a stand-alone news app or to improve its explorer experience. but instead, they're focusing on conversations. that really doesn't make a lot of sense to me and i really think that if you're going to be bullish on twitter, you want to see product innovation in the news space, which we've seen a little bit of, but i don't think enough. >> julia >> i was going to say, is apple news a threat to them, alex? >> absolutely. any time you see a tech giant ge

rest it away because the shelter doesn't allow you guys to be there so yeah it was nice meeting you by. join me everything on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see that. the biggest political hoax in american history russia gate is almost a thing of the past on the other hand only seems to drop into deeper levels of purgatory and what is next to russia's relations with the west. we've always you got a problem. really just perspective and particular from within the muslim communities. and because we haven't been addressed enough to effectively. use. the narratives rather than come out from within societies is going to give rise to the white supremacy and fire right extremists. doogan is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county for you'll be to stage this look at it from the analogy. mark was the day that when he was. going to be in the sheriff's most contentious could take the he is the first time i noticed something wasn't in place were pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is

yeah, then we go pose pose. what? >> jimmy: what? >> turn turn turn. huh! yes yes yes. alex! jimmy: all right is it bad f that i'm out oeath already? [ laughter ] a water break? >> so we high -- yes, yes. huh! where's my eggs? >> jimmy: where's my eggs? >> that is perfect! [ applause ] right? [ laughter ] then jimmy, you're going to look to alex. alex, you're going to throw it back.ab thint like, hey, alex. what are we doing?, i'm hat?" lean forward. lean back, jimmy. hey. >> jimmy: ye. what are w >> what are we? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good. >> perfect. this one's for you. we're going to hit the ball. >> all right. >> run to first base. >> jimmy: is this just alex? or is this both of us? >> it's both of us. >> jimmy: i think this ould be a good part of the dance where i observe. [ laughter ] >> learning. yes. >> jimmy: what are you doing for the next two minutes? i just do that for a little while. and then -- >> then we're going to be like, hey, hey. >> jimmy: say it ain. >> hey hey. yes yes. and then and a booty and a a booty. like, yes! like, you're riding a

yeah, it is, alex. he has done it. "jeopardy!"zhauer extending that winning streak to, get this, 14 in a row. last night soaring past the $1 million mark. it is a feat accomplished by just one other champion. remember him? >> ken jennings. >> it looks like he -- >> excuse me. i should have said who is ken jennings? >> he is on pace to shatter this record. >> "jeopardy!" james, man, he is on. >>> severe storms slamming parts of texas this morning. look at this video from the fort worth area. a difficult morning commute there. travel, too. 11 million people at risk. a flash flood is in effect. some areas could see as much as eight inches of rain today. they are keeping an eye out for possible tornados. dylan will be back in a few with the forecast. >>> a 70-year-old woman fell to her death at the grand canyon on tuesday. she is the second person to die after falling over the canyon's rim inside the park this year. her body was recovered 200 feet below the rim. it's the third falling death at the grand canyon area in recent weeks, al

yeah. i wish we had many things in the smiles alex this is an e-mail for everyone and why some people's minds so take our things all the power just for themselves and that is the mother. of the. leaders of russia or north korea include the first of a summit after more than two hours of face to face talks with limit putin came. expressed a willingness to work towards the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. because the. german king also be directly to tell the us about his position and about the questions he has in connection with the situation on the korean peninsula. human rights groups as grotesque saudi arabia's beheading of thirty seven people said to be mostly from the shia minority one person's body was even stronger up in public following the largest mass execution for years. the us.

yeah it was nice meeting you by. join me every first day on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i do think the numbers mean something they've mattered us a little bit one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime each day . eighty five percent of global will you long to be old rich eight point six percent world market those who are personal some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one business you know board the mid one and only boom books. sell security accounts should have a mandatory one percent of all stock bonds forex transactions should go into social security so that every individual will say when they become a tame they've got fifty sixty seventy thousand dollars and there that they can go spend on college if they want to that's a that is a that is an extra analogy of this economy that's being recycle

alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you, johnny. yeah, those numbers are correct.he's done it twice as quickly as anyone else. stephanie and lewis, you know you've got to be good today. all right, here we go. here are the categories for the three of you... hmm. all right. and finally... hi. i'm ben mankiewicz, primetime host of tcm, here to celebrate 25 years of turner classic movies. now, with regard to dressing bob's burgers, actual offering seen on the sign in the animated show. so, james, you start us. invented or discovered, $1,000.

after alex ovechkin's thougss on the ceing the hunted. >> in the regular season, yeah, but rightow itoesn't matter who the champion is. everybody wants to be thepi chon. we just have to be more focused on our gam >> there's aur little press with defending the cup, but with fhis group we have here, we have a great group guys. we are confident. >> reporter: so you have that confidence and adding in the experience of actually winning the cup, the caps hoping they can get back to winning the championship. pat and leon, back to u. >> talk about pressure? they had the pressure of years of failures on them last year. this ishi n. piece of cake. >> don't forget to check out the caps here on nbc 4 on saturd. >> ouroverage starts with a special pregame show at 2:30 p.m. followed by theaps a the hurricanes game at 3:00. we'll have all of thr pla reaction after the game on news 4 at 6:00. >>> well, we ha just obtained some new details about a local high school drama teacher accused of secretly filming a ung woman in his home. >> we'll take you through the court documents on this case just ahead.

>> for the separation study -- >> i think, alex, are you asking about the community working group? >> council member mcdonald: yeah. >> so you're asking if there is a presentation of people with disabilities on the working group? >> yes, there is. we have bob planthold and representatives from lirc -- just lighthouse. okay. so we have a member of our community working group from lighthouse for the blind. >> nicole: i think one of the things we would be happy to do is gather all the opportunities, put them in one place and send them back out to the distribution and to you, so that you can have all the different ways to be engaged in one spot. >> council member madrid: thank you. and second question. >> nicole: i can answer that, too. cristina got the numbers from me [laughter]. those are from the american community survey. as you might remember, department of aging and adult services and mod worked on an info graphic, so all of the information is from that. >> council member madrid: thank you. >> co-chair blacksten: thank you, alex. any other council members. >> through the chair, i'm taking a quick scan to see. no

alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. yeah days. but he's a professional gambler, a sports bettor who's used to betting large amounts. if he hits those daily doubles, watch out. sameer and ariana, i direct those comments to you. here we go-- the jeopardy! round and these categories now in play... ah. hey. there's a trend. [ laughter ] and finally... in quotation marks. james. light for $1,000, please. james. - what is balsa? - yes. pale ail, $1,000. answer... finding it way too early. [ applause ] but you can risk any or all of the $1,000. i know what you're gonna say. we'll do a maximum, please.

alex cheated on her. well, jen just addressed that for the first time. >> jose canseco, he said a-rod was cheating on you. >> yeah doesn't matter. i know what the truth is. i know who he is. he knows who i am. we're not going to let other people come out and tell us what our relationship is. ♪ >> "we're just happy," that's j.lo's response to those cheating rumors. but that doesn't mean she lets a-rod play. the engaged couple recently went to a strip club to do research for her movie "hustlers," and this is what happened. >> did you let your boyfriend get a lap dance? >> first of all, it's not let or not let. >> it is -- it is -- >> right at the end, i go, babe, did you want to get a dance or something? he was like, nah, nah, nah, i'm good. good answer. >> yeah. >> great, great answer. >>> new headline today, kim kardashian is studying to become a criminal justice lawyer. >> come on, this is so crazy. >> the mom of three reveals in may issue of vogue even though she didn't finish college she began an apprenticeship at a law firm last summer. she got 100% on her first law test. called it supereasy and plans to take

when i first met alex and miranda at honeydew farms in the spring, they had just begun planting their outdoor crop. we've invested everything in this, yeaheverything you have? -yeah. this definitely could be a complete crash and burn. lemonis: by october, those three acres of thin seedlings had grown into thick trees, and the fall harvest is about to begin. these are monsters. got some big buds here. but there were problems, including an invasion of microscopic critters called russet mites. there's going to be, you know, significant loss. lemonis: fighting them off sent his labor costs sky high, just as wholesale prices were dropping. alex: this year we'll probably go down, i would imagine, as probably one of the worst, because there's so many people that have jumped into this right now. it's pretty out of control, really, that, you know, so many unregulated, unpermitted farms are all competing in the same marketplace. lemonis: but alex and miranda know it's a marathon, not a sprint. in five years we're going to be, hopefully, on every shelf in every dispensary in the state of california. i mean, that's our plan. i think there's going to

yeah i mean heavy moments inside the chamber tonight to talk about that i'm joined by our bricks and analyst alex forrest winding she's here at the big table with me i mean high drama as well tonight i want to start by taking a listen to what one member of the conservative party said immediately following the announcement of those results take a listen. on a point of order mr speaker i have given everything to turn a time to find a compromise that i can take this country i to the european union while maintaining our economic strength and our political contribution i expect i have fire. i have failed chiefly because my postini refuses to compromise. i regret that whole world through nine but i can no longer fit for this pot. oh oh. oh gentleman. and you ever see anything like that happen in the house of parliament no and i covet the house is this the house of commons has a parliament for quite a few years and i certainly haven't and that was nick boles he was one of the people behind one of the motions that was voted on tonight this common market to motion which was trying to get support around th

that they will sit down and we work with her yeah i know over the our plan and labor seems to be willing to work with her so that's positive and you know alex when you've got things aligning up in the right just the right order and it looks like it's going to work boris johnson he has to chime in and he's not impressed by what rhys mays do we know as far as johnson the former foreign secretary who desperately desperately wants to wheeze a maze job not happy with her tonight surprise surprise boris johnson obviously very. happy he says for the u.k. to leave the e.u. without a deal he's on that side of the party launch a group of them where they also would be happy with that so he's speaking out for them saying not happy with what she said particularly not happy that she's dealing with jeremy corbyn and neither are other members of the european research group. that group of brics it is so what she's done she's been previously reaching out to these people desperately trying to get the own board to support her deal it hasn't worked and finally it to paris she's reaching out across to others to those who of war in favor of a soft for exit to see