alexis, ¿algo más que quiera agregar también usted?y este, el periodismo es para usted, y no dejes que nadie te diga lo contrario. damián trujillo: perfecto, bueno, colegas, gracias por lo que han hecho por los últimos 53 años, y suerte en los próximos 53, felicidades. fátima ramírez: muchas gracias. damián trujillo: okey, feliz cumpleaños a "el tecolote", que cumple 53 años de existencia en el Área de la mission, ahí está, más información de la gran gala que se lleva a cabo el 26 de agosto a las 6:00 de la tarde, en la catedral de santa maría en san francisco, ahí tienen un centro de recreación donde se va a llevar a cabo este gran festival, bueno, y con "culture clash", no se lo pueden perder. regresamos con más aquí, a continuación en comunidad del valle, no se nos vayan. [música] damián trujillo: bueno, si quiere comunicarse con nosotros en comunidad del valle, me pueden seguir en instagram, mi domicilio es @newsdamiantrujillo, en twitter es @newsdamian, y también en la nueva red social threads, también es @newsdamiantrujillo. los

i will talk to said he will never walk, but alexis invited us and he's still us. it will children a happy my acquaintance is also traveled to the ruse, taking their children there, the happy they cried. they want to go to bella luce again, so they won't hear any ball means. the fake news is part of an attempt to create a narrative. the rush was stating children, ukrainian president wrote amazing lensky claims that maybe 20000 have been taken by moscow during the conflicts, while the international criminal court as open the case against russian president vladimir putin, based on spurious evidence. but we can see that the facts are very different from the fiction peddled by ukraine. truth is the 1st casualty of war. they say they should have been a feel good story about to power and pick acetate, bringing joy to children, and an escape from the horrors of wool. instead, you crying turned into something very different. i fake town of abduction and co wash and. yeah, i did. this to football. ready it is a shame that i fell into the sanctions of a democratic and bright

. >>> gracias alexis.ante f fue el encargado de cantar el himno de estado el himno de estads unidos, tambié williams y card shine que no quisieron perderse el par primer partido de messi en miami. la tenista serena williams, no querían perderse el primer partido de messi en el inter de miami. >>> en la femenina de la fifa estados unidos comenzó con el pie derecho, la búsqueda de su quinto título que también sería el tercero consecutivo, la selección de las barras y las estrellas derrotó a vietnam desde australia, no tienen los detalles, delante. >>> en este mundo de mujeres ha llegado un día de los más esperados, día en el que se presentan la cantera del mundoestados unidos intentando conseguir lo que nunca nadie ha logrado anteriormente, tres campeonatos del mundo de manera consecutiva, el inicio, historiadores por cero se porto defensivamente a la altura, muchos esperábamos una goleada escandalosa para vietnam hizo su trabajo y estados unidos por conducto de smith que marcó en dos ocasiones y asistió tam

and it's a challenge for alexis is work as a social media manager at berlin. online retailer is alondo. alexis is one of millions of workers around the world. diagnosed with a cognitive disability conditions that may not be visible to colleagues, but can affect the way employees fit into traditional work and office cultures. and that puts the onus on them to be open about the disability and their needs. it was really important for me to be open with my disability when i came here because and i wanted my lead to know that there was certain tasks that were going to take a little bit longer. but maybe she has to check a couple of times before i know i've completely got it right. um booked also because i want to work some way that is open and inclusive and makes people like me feel like they belong. i wouldn't want to work somebody that doesn't. there's growing evidence that under rate of cognitive disability may be under diagnosed and working age adults. they include attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, or 80 h d proxy which can affect motor skills, auti

but alexis invited us and he's still active. ok, children a happy my acquaintance is also traveled to the ruse, taking their children there, that happy they cried. they want to go to the roots again, so they won't hear any bowman. the fake news is part of an attempt to create a narrative. the rush was stating children, ukrainian, president ronald amazing lensky claims that may be 20000 to being taken by moscow during the conflicts. while the international criminal court as open the case against russian president vladimir putin, they see that the facts are very different from the fiction pedaled by ukraine. truth is the 1st casualty of war. they say, this should have been a feel good story about to pick the children on an escape from the holiday. ukraine turned into something very different. something sinister? sikes. how, of abduction and coercion? yeah, i did, but just the sanctions of a democratic and bright world. they subjects such discrimination to a power, limp and without homes, without legs to helps children for more way

alexis mcalpine shows us white more and more firearms are showing up at airport checkpoints. >> alexisng a big spike in the number of guns confiscated at tsa checkpoints. the agency says most people don't realize it until they try and go through security. >> the vast majority just simply forgot that it was in there and so that is why if you are a gun owner traveling, you know where it is at a? >> alexis: airport screeners have found more than 3200 firearms and 92% of those weapons were loaded. that is on pace to set a new record. >> i think especially individuals who have carried a firearm for a long time and carry consist -- carry it consistently, becomes a piece of them. >> alexis: as more americans are buying diamonds and more states are allowing perm's list carry a concealed weapons. more than half of the u.s. is -- and as the number of travelers continues to rise, that trend could continue. which is a concern for the gun safety advocates. >> suggesting that our gun ownership in this country is not as responsible as it should be. >> alexis: now travelers can unpack an unloaded gun

i mean, accusations of things, thousands of euclid and children last, despite parents. funking alexi tell i forgetting that love was out of the conflict . so most of the time i lost his hands and legs. when he stepped on the on, on exploded, gibbon will to mine in know them by the roots. in 1999 off the life changing event, he decided to open the child's you foundation to help children who faced similar tragedies, including those from and bustled. there is a dumbass for which he's the worst sent you, the many affected families, but the west doesn't share that view condemning him for what it calls the can not bring over. you clearly and children. philanthropist spoke to archie earlier. uh yeah, some fluid, even upon myself, a one time suffered from a mine explosion. i lost my legs and arms. as soon as in 2014, i began to receive lots of messages from the don't bass. i joined this agend up no matter how hard it was to look at the photos and read the temple messages. there was no way to go and say, we registered a charitable foundation in 2021. we went to the don't bass with fit and ris

i would talk to said he will never walk, but alexis invited us and he's still active. ok, children a happy my acquaintance is also traveled to the roots taking their children there, that happy they cried. they want to go to bella roost again, so they won't hear any bowman. the fake news is part of an attempt to create a narrative. the rush was stating children, ukrainian president ronald amazing lensky claims and 8020000 have been taken by moscow during the conflict. while the international criminal court has opened the case against russian president vladimir putin based on spurious evidence. but we can see that the facts are very different from the fiction peddled by ukraine. truth is the 1st casualty of war. they say, this should have been a feel good story about a power named pig asked me bringing joy to children, an escape from the horrors of wool. instead you crate and turn it into something very different. something sinister. i fake town of abduction and coercion. yeah, it'd be but this to football. ready is a shame i fell into the sanctions of a democratic and b

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there's a young woman on tiktok and instagram named alexis nikole nelson. she calls herself the black forager. a forager is a person who gathers plants and seeds. foragers in the audience tonight? [ laughter ] she gathers things you find in the wild and posts videos of the stuff. guillermo and i asked alexis to take us out into nature to see if we might be able to find something to eat. ♪ hi, alexis. >> hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: thanks for coming out. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: we're going to find some stuff, we're going to eat it? >> we're going to eat the stuff we find. >> jimmy: great. >> onwards! >> jimmy: all right. >> so we are obviously in the wilds of just outside of los angeles. >> jimmy: whoa! >> guillermo: what that is? >> okay, so you guys have heard of marshmallows? >> jimmy: no. >> you've never had a marshmallow? >> jimmy: of course, i've seen "ghostbusters," i know what they are. >> their cousin is what marshmallows are made out of. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, out of this guy. >> guillermo: you cook them? >> you cook them, you can fry up

alexi lawless is joining us now. >> how are you doing, my man?to see you. >> let's start with u.s. superstar alex morgan. >> when we step on the field, this world cup is face -- we have 32 teams in the world, never before. it is going to be competitive and the most watched world cup. it is going to be the best one yet. >> will this american side be strong and something that's never been done before on and men the women's side. >> absolutely. it is unprecedented and never been done. why? one, they have a history of incredible quality and a history of incredible depth. certainly, you will have players like alex and others that have been there and done that before. you will have new players, alyssa thompson. 19 years old. these types of players are going to star in this world cup. don't sleep on the rest of the world. over the years, they gotten better and better and more resources and tension and respect to the game. this is the biggest woman's world cup we have, it gives you an opportunity to teams and individual players. there is all sorts of stu

good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning, janai.ing cooled off in june, but perhaps not cool enough to satisfy the fed. the economy adding 209,000 jobs last month, less than expected and the lowest pace since december of 2020. the most jobs were added in government, health care, and construction while the economy actually lost jobs in retail and transportation, but a deeper look inside the report shows a remarkably resilient job market. the unemployment rate dipping to 3.6%, low by historic standards, and now below 4% for the 17th straight month. wages also continued to rise up 4.4% from a year ago as employers compete for a limited pool of workers. higher wages are good news, right, but the fed is worried that if paychecks rise too quickly, it could put upward pressure on inflation. now, with another month of solid job growth and rising wages, markets expect the fed to resume raising interest rates at its meeting later this month after taking that pause in june. janai? >> janai: give and take, that delicate balance. alexis, is the

joining mike in conversation tonight is alexis cobra alexis koser presidential historian "new york times" best-selling author of you've never forget your first a biography of george washington now in paperback. and forever eight murder in memphis soon to be a major motion picture. alexis was a consulting producer on and appeared in washington series on the history channel. she regularly appears on msnbc and cnn. she's contributed to the new yorker, the "new york times" and many others. and so without further ado please join me in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. hooks well high. >> hello. kirk's first of all congratulations for this new book. i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight. but if i can encourage you to overspend i would recommend buying a second copy or getting it from your library because one of the most rewarding things i heard haven't also written a book on someone who is part of the american revolution is the book on the topic can enable you to talk to family members, friends and other people you have not been able to connect with on american hi

alexi tells us. can you be sure those injuries were from a cluster bomb? yes, he said. the enemy uses them a lot. it's not the first time, and it won't be the last. that capability causing so much damage to so many people at once means they weren't able to save everybody today. it's a war, he says. people die. and although today was a bad day, he says it's not the worst he's seen here. >> do you ever get angry? for me, anger is like a motivating force, he says. i just point it in the right direction. charlie d'agata, cbs news, kharkiv, ukraine. >>> well, coming up, mass shooting investigation. how police in philadelphia initially failed to find the first victim in last week's attack. >> and california crash. what the pilot of a small plane was doing right before he crashed into a roof. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." tide is bubusting launundry's bibiggest mythth... thatat cold wateter can't clc. - foodod fight!! - food f fight!! ♪♪ cocold water, , on those s st? welplp, only onene way toto find out.t... titide cleans s better in n d than

new generation to some of the greatest thinkers and statesmen history from cicero to edmund burke, alexis de tocqueville, washington. abraham lincoln. winston churchill. charles de gaulle, and many more. and it exemplifies how one can combine both thought and action through the virtue of prudence, especially amidst very difficult circumstances. dan has been involved with isi for decades. he's taught in the honors program for over 15 years, and he's published three books with isi. in addition to writing regularly for modern age and lecturing on college campuses across the country. he's the emeritus at assumption, a senior fellow at the claremont institute and a senior writer at law and liberty. he received his from the college of the holy cross and his m.a. and ph.d. from catholic university of america in political science. the winner of last year's prize victor davis hanson, describes his book as, quote, brilliantly written and researched tribute to the pantheon of classically trained and thinking of action. dan joins, a long list of accomplished honorees, including davis hanson yuval lev

so alexis, tell me how do truffles grow in the ground for costs around 35 years? why is it so expensive? i don't see c, c shopping expensive because it doesn't sprout like white mushrooms, but the trouble doesn't grow so easily in a field. something to compost lucidity. there are several parameters for developing the truffle culture, so that with those parameters include a soil that is rich in limestone, and at the same time, soft and moist. the truffles here develop at the base of oak trees. the weather plays an important role. truffles also need plenty of water, but even with the ideal conditions in place, there is no guarantee of finding a trustful, even the keenest of knows its might. the trustful harvest can vary greatly from here to hear from our family organizes groups to go trouble hunting. once gathered, the truffles are carefully washed and the impurities are removed. but how do you determine if the truffle is good and wait? a good travelling must be firm a good black color, and it must be fragrant. and aside from producing truffles, visual mar, family,

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with artificial intelligence, we have somebody in the robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis i'm are executive and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you the notion. so maybe don't you talk slowly like what else would you me says dis chip it as, gosh, for sure. street like the chest, the fusion you said all the way us why get those folks to the terms and you might show us my, my children exclusively placing it that way and especially before the workshop search too. but you can find a way of this also here, i think not lovely, not only of the bush meshes services,

alexie tells us. are you sure that those injuries were from a cluster bomb? it's not the first time and it won't be the last." that capability causing so much damage to so many people at once means that they weren't able to save everybody today. "it's a war," he says. "people die. and though today was a bad day," he says "it's not the worst he has seen here." do you ever get angry? "for me anger is like a motivating force," he says. "i just point it in the right direction." considering the extent of the injuries, that team performed miracles, but they need help. more medical supplies, ultrasound machines, and more than anything, they told us, more ambulances. >> norah: charlie d'agata with that chilling report. thank you. back at home, hollywood actors could be joining writers on the picket lines with the new deal with studios just days away. one of the issues is around artificial intelligence and how it can create performances that don't exist. in the new series "the age of ai" cbs's jonathan vigliotti looks at how the growing technology is transforming the

good morning, alexis. >> good morning, janai.nately, inflation playing a role in this year's back-to-school shopping plans so prices for school supplies are up 24% in just the past two years making for more cost-conscious shoppers. parents intend to spend 10% less or just under $600 on each child this year compared to last, and nearly 60% will only shop retailers offering free returns. that's me. for the essentials, dollar general has $1 deals on things like scissors, colored pencils, paper and folders. use their online coupon to get $2 off your purchase of $10 or more. that is only good, though, through today. target has lunch boxes as low as $5 and kids clothing deals including buy one, get one free. we love that. kohl's has back to school t-shirts under 10 bucks, denim under 30. through this weekend take an extra 15% off in store or online with the code your 15. jcpenney has marked down backpacks, some of them at black friday pricing, 23% off an adidas backpack. if your student needs a new laptop, best buy offering $300 off so

thanks, alexis.a man says that he saw the suspected gilgo beach serial killer threaten a woman that was his roommate at the time and the then she turned up dead. he directed the police to a frankenstein like figure with an empty gaze and gave him information about the vehicle he was driving. the tip reportedly went ignored for more than ten years. huge story. em emily compagno on this which issing case yesterday. >> best guess, do you think there's more victims? >> it's hard to say. once again, this person has been at large for a long period of time. i will say this. you heard me say this before. we'll keep the task force together and keep it in task and see if there's any other victims. credit card debt piling? great news. you can use your va benefit to pay off your high rate credit card debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. so pay off your high rate debt with

alexis mcadams is here in new york with us now. alexis. >> bill, good morning.family of this 86-year-old man is grieving shot and killed on a walk in a random shooting spree here in new york city. the suspect is be hyped bars this morning. take a look on your screen. 25-year-old seen after he was arrested on sunday facing murder and attempted murder charges. the 25-year-old smiling as he got in the back seat of a cop car wearing handcuffs here. he is accused of shooting 57bd killing an 86-year-old man and injuring three others in a series of shootings that left crime scenes across new york city. he was riding around on the scooter when he pulled out a gun and randomly shot these people. he had one other arrest, bill, back in 2019. according not "new york post" he had a ghost gun with no serial number. >> nine millimeter semi automatic pistol was recovered. extended magazine and other rounds were also recovered. >> this comes as police investigate the third vigilante killing in the city in the past three months. this time a cvs employee arrested after he stabbed

thank you so much, alexis. take a beat, as alexis says.one of the most popular sports in the world, now hitting the pitch right here in the u.s., a historic season is bringing high stakes excitement to texas this weekend. take a look. it's the sport racking up 2 1/2 billion fans across the globe. now cricket is taking its hardest swing yet at cracking the american sports market, major league cricket, hoping to score big with sports fans this weekend, transforming grand prr referee, -- prairie, texas, into cricket et city usa for the sport's inaugural season. >> whit: our ashan singh sitting down with a national hero in 2012 when he capped into india's under 19 team to world cup glory. why come to america to play cricket? >> everyone knows in the world there's something big happening in america, and they all want to be a part of it. >> whit: another headliner, former english international, liam lund kwit. >> when the chance came to be involved in cricket here, it was crazy and i jumped at the chance. >> reporter: what is it like being in th

correspondent alexis mcadams about details of what we know so far.like family to them. we just learned that he was one of the former president's white house chefs who was even working for the family for years as a private chef. he drowned near the obama estate out on martha's vineyard over the weekend. someone called 911. and rescue crews jumped into action but it was too late. >> african-american male on paddle board not wearing life preserver. they have not had eye contact of him. they have recovered the board as well as the hat. no life preserver. >> 45-year-old that ferrari campbell was just like family to the obamas. he worked at the white house and was well-known for making that special honey ale while obama was in office. can you see him making there with a special beer using honey from michelle's famous south lawn garden. he was out paddle boarding on the edgarton pond in massachusetts that's when he went under the water and never came back up to the surface. tonight, the former president and his family are grieving in this statement saying i

abc's alexis christoforous is here with the details., janai. nearly a million federal student loan borrowers are in for a pleasant surprise. while the supreme court shot down biden's efforts at widespread debt forgiveness, these borrowers are about to get an email notifying them their student debts will soon be automatically erased. this morning, the department of education wiping out $39 billion in student debt for 800,000 federal loan borrowers. the government fixing mistakes loan servicers made when collecting payments from income-driven repayment programs where they're linked to earnings and family size. the education secretary saying by fixing past administrative failures, we are ensuring everyone gets the forgiveness they deserve. from now through the end of the year, the department of education will contact borrowers to let them know their outstanding debt has been erased, the move coming after the supreme court struck down president biden's broader plan to forgive student loan debt for more than 40 million borrowers. but all the

alexis christoforous is here with more. alexis, good morning.like, who wants the credit card? i'll give you 60,000 miles. is it right for us? >> it depends. hopefully we'll dig into that right now. they're hard to escape. airline credit card pitches flooding our mailboxes and in-boxes and some are enticing, free checked bags, hefty sign-up bonuses and access to swanky airport lounges all for committing to a credit card tied to a single airline. are they worth it? the answer may depend how you spend your money and how often you travel. most airline credit cards come with an annual fee ranging from $95 to many hundreds. if you're a family of four flying once a year those free checked bags alone could more than pay for the card's annual fee. but if you have frequent flier status with an airline, you may already be getting the same perks like early boarding and seat upgrades without the credit card. just how far do those miles really get you? well, now that travel demand has bounced back to prepandemic level, major airlines like delta and united hav

>> norah: alexis zotos, thank you.lithuania, president biden met with ukraine's president zelenskyy, as the u.s. and other world leaders promised long-term military assistance in the country's war against russia. cbs's weijia jiang reports the president said nato is stronger and more united than ever. [applause] [chanting "usa"] >> reporter: president biden told a roaring crowd in lithuania that nato's commitment to ukraine will not weaken. >> we will not waiver. >> reporter: and he assured ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy that military and financial aid would continue. >> but i promise you, the united states is doing everything we can to get you what you need. >> reporter: but nato has not provided a timeline for when ukraine would become a member, which zelenskyy called absurd, in an angry tweet tuesday. after national security advisor jake sullivan said the american people deserve gratitude, zelenskyy's tone seemed to shift. >> they gave us huge support. i want to thank to all americans. >> reporter: travelin

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in new york, i'm alexis mcadams, ktvu fox two news.r newsom is allocated nearly $100 million to cal fire to help bolster its firefighting efforts. cal fire says the money is going toward air support with new choppers and fixed wing aircraft added to the fleet. the new sikorsky that have been rolling out that are starting to fly at night, which is a first ever in california, as well as additional helicopters throughout the bay area, including at napa and sonoma. we now have the largest wildfire wildland firefighting air force in the world. in total, the $72 million is paying for 19 new helicopter and five new planes, including three air tankers. alrighty let's look at that big long range model goes out seven days and you see that . can you kind of see that trough just north of the bay area? there watch what it does over the next seven days. tuesday wednesday, thursday, friday. see, it deepens a little saturday, sunday, monday. so basically, it's not as strong a trough as we saw this is monday, next week. so it's a week from now, but it'

very much for that. val mcbride with alexis and keys. the protest is have gathered in rebel how territory and sylvia, they are rallying against the syrian government after it's set conditions for the delivery of age through the bible. how of crossing supplies of being suspended for a week, affecting millions of people, new code, most reports from the valve and how the crossing location on the sylvia to kit for the local in a minute there, and activist and representatives of local and g. o, as are now gathering here in northwest as soon as the vibe of the hollow border of crossing the protest is a to condemn the latest statements by the us. you in a government that was a, that's where presented as a letter to the security council, which said that all the humanitarian uh, aids, uh, delivered the through the, by the border crossing must be coordinated with the uh, so you're in a government of course the state and the government doesn't have any sort of control on the board. the crossing of it is completely under the control of the oppositio

alexis mcadams joined us. to really make it that pea special ancid it's a big sae to america here in new york city.s beut f and it has been going on for about five or 6 minutes and ison going to continue for 20 more.p and just to get a picture of this y and to come up here and check it out. so you can see why over myow t shoulder i can't move off can't show the entire'll thing, but it's pretty special. we will send it back to you. >> that's better than the ball drop. >> that's a good assignment for the fourth of july. >> that's cool, you have to worr you might as well work there. >> thank you for bringing us thoslexie images, alexis. >> a key question this fourth of july, what is your favorite all-american movie? we will break down the topic. plus talk about a buzz kill, while los angeles is canceling fireworks this year,work all ine name of climate change. ♪ ♪ >> family lawrence jones with special operatio >>unde hey, families, it's lawrence jones with wounded warriors and we want to wish you a happy fourth o

alexis mcadams has the latest now from new york.e the west coast bakes under a massive heat wave, other parts of the us now bracing for more canadian wildfire smoke that country's seen its worst fire season on record. more than 560 active fires still burning, nearly half classified as out of control. firefighters from across the us flying in to battle those flames , but officials say drier than usual conditions could affect air quality throughout the entire summer. we seem to see extremely or above average warm temperatures here this spring with the amount of fire in the landscape from heavy spring fire load into now that it's probably going to be one of the longer busier fire seasons that we've seen certainly in this area in a long time. last thursday, five major us cities ranked in the top ten for most polluted air in the world, according to iq air. but strong storms were a blessing, washing out that smoke from the skies in parts of the midwest and northeast over the weekend. new york city, detroit and minneapolis all moving out o

let's bring in abc's alexis christoforous to break it all down for us. alexis, good morning.ing on? >> reporter: good morning, whit. just as we were all getting used to these stable gas prices, it is sticker shock all over again at the gas pump, and that heat wave sweeping much of the country is partly to blame. persistent extreme temperatures in places like texas and louisiana squeezing oil refineries, preventing them from working at full capacity and limiting the supply of gasoline. oil inventories now sitting at their lowest level in eight years. now, add to that production cuts from opec plus. the oil cartel intentionally holding back supply to lift prices, and it appears that that strategy is starting to work. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded now $3.75. that is up 16 cents in just the past week. it's the highest price we've seen since mid-november, and in places like california and washington state, it is inching closer to $5 a gallon, and with hurricane season on the horizon, experts say gas prices could go even higher in the coming weeks. janai? >>

well, from all on the developments initially, i'm joined by alexis equis year. i'm the managing editor of the online news platform san before ask for kind of i will welcome to you. so she had the crew leaders of the keys, france of planning to launch this operation to free bonds. a has need to be confirmed or denied by the french foreign ministry. but given the whole, the empty french sentiment, as we're seeing on the streets of the capital, is the risk of making things worse of friends and death, sending troops to oh, that is absolutely a huge risk. and i think fonts really does have to trip. of course in head because ultimately what we're seeing is the combination of a lot to the n t, for instance, when in the region. we've seen it in modeling, we've seen it and tried to reset the machine and by so, so, and really, i think falls hospitalized carefully because they could definitely make the situation much, much worse. i mean, that's one thing that actually might be influenced by interest is to hang back and to wait and see how across the original blog actually