the wait for amc's "mad men" it's almost over. after a 10-month hiatus, it's back on april 7.hrones" fix? >> your brother is a dead man. >> it also took a 10-month break, but the hbo fantasy thriller is back on this sunday. >> chemistry is the study of matter. >> reporter: there is, however, no cult following like the colt of "breaking bad." >> i am not in danger. i am the danger. >> reporter: the amc hit that draws in nearly 3 million viewers a week is in its fifth and final season. but fans may be clamoring for a much anticipated series finale that is in jeopardy. that's brian cranston playing a science teacher turned meth maker. >> can i get your name please, sir? >> bryan, b-r-y-a-n. cranston. >> reporter: in just-released 911 tapes. >> how may i help you? >> i need to report a breaking and entering into my automobile. >> reporter: cranston tells new mexico police on march 1, he parked his car not far from where the hit amc drama is filled. a man smasheds his window and stole a bag. in it, an ipad with the script for that show. that script is still missing. it's happened b

. >> yeah, amc.e to bowl you and questo. you perked up. and steve higgins and a.d. miles. i would love to just like get a team and bowl against you guys. >> jimmy: let's go tonight. let's go right now! we ready to go? [ cheers and applause ] >> we don't have to finish the show do we? can we just go now? >> jimmy: no, when you come, we will do this. >> okay. >> jimmy: questlove has like -- you have a collection. he has a -- >> you have six bowling balls? oh [ bleep ] just got real! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't say that! >> what'd i say? >> jimmy: "real." >> okay, good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i gotta say this too. look at this. i love "wired" magazine. i gotta say. this is probably one of my favorite magazines. it might be the best magazine out there. just so fun. it's you and chewbacca and c-3po. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and is that boba fett? >> yeah, there's boba fett in there and then r5-d4, when you open it up. r5-d4 was the -- >> jimmy: are you in "vikings?" >> he's the little guy with the bad moti

but take a look at amc networks, year-to-date, up about 25%. unbelievably popular "walking dead" show. the stock, very much alive. i can only make so many walking dead puns, so maybe i'll just stop it right there. let's move on to netflix. it streams, obviously, the show exclusively, right? and although it's hardly the reason the stock's up 100%, 96% after today, it probably doesn't hurt the stock. as the current season winds down at the end of the month, a new game from activision blizzard will be coming out. it's called "walking dead: survival instinct." lots of zombies to shoot. the stock up 35% year-to-date. you get the point. now, moving beyond "walking dead" specifically to zombies in generally, look over my shoulder, "world war z," it's with brad pitt and out this summer, the premise, pitt's character crisscrosses the country to head off a zombie pandemic. it's ruining armies, governments, you name it, classic, and i bet it will make $300 million domestically and $500 million worldwide. >> from zombie stocks to a zombie show, amc's smash

it's helped the amc network rise to the top of the cable heap.e jumped 16% to $157 million in the last quarter of 2012. >> i think the show's ratings have increased exponentially in the past season because the show has gotten better, leaner, and meaner, and more efficient in the way it presents its adventure. but i also think that it's offering something that neither the networks nor pay cable television is offering, which is just this spectacle of killing zombies. >> reporter: you already know sex sells. turns out the undead do, too. the series star andrew lincoln who plays sheriff rick grimes told cnn he is surprised by the success. >> this kind of reaction is sort of ridiculous. i mean we're still pinching ourselves. i don't know. of course the apocalypse and that sort of theme is -- seems to be around and in the air at the moment. >> reporter: and some say it is precisely the show's fear factor that is drawing viewers in droves. >> i think the show works as a metaphor for the kinds of threats and insecurities and enemies we feel in life wheth

presumably now amc is saying long live those zombies. >> run!mbies it creates, there seems to be no stopping amc's the walking dead. its third season on the cable channel, the horror series has become a ratings juggernaut, making some other networks seem like, well, the walking dead. >> 12.3 million viewers for a basic cable drama series is unpreceden unprecedented. and it will allow amc to take a lot more risks in the future and have people invest more in the programming. those numbers don't lie. >> reporter: ratings for the zombie drama have surpassed those of award winning hits like the big bang theory and modern family in the 18 to 49 key ary advertisers. more and more viewers are my great to go basic cable channels to watch their favorite shows. and whether it's mad men, breaking bad or violent blood thirsty zombie, amc is offering something a lot of broadcast networks aren't. or in some cases can't. >> i think amc is changing the business. what a basic cable network can get away with in terms of violence and sensors, there's no way a netwo

watch him survive sunday nights at 9:00 on amc.ight off the bat, you look very nice. i like your suit. you have no socks on. >> this is a point of contention for a lot of people. >> jimmy: who? besides me. >> mostly people who hate ankles. >> jimmy: there are ankle haters out there. is it comfortable? >> it is comfortable. the ankle stuff is really comfortable. because it's free. >> jimmy: you have no socks on. >> but you are liberated. >> jimmy: i guess it's better than heroin. >> pick your poison. actually, i wear this, my dad wanted me to wear a suit, more so everywhere than specifically here. >> jimmy: your dad insists you wear a suit? why? >> he is of the old fashioned type. when i told him i was going to be an actor he was not very happy. >> jimmy: he wasn't? >> no. >> jimmy: what did he do? >> he was an architect and now owns beauty supplies in detroit. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's a lateral move. >> jimmy: i mean where did he move -- to detroit? >> i was born in korea. >> jimmy: the good korea or the bad korea? >> depends on the

it air sunday nights at 9:00 on amc.'s very nice to meet you. where are you from? >> you, too. i'm from new jersey. >> jimmy: what part of new jersey? >> from cherry hill, new jersey. >> jimmy: the accent is completely confusing, because on the show you have a southern accent. >> yes, true. >> jimmy: and that's fake. >> it's fake. >> jimmy: how am i to know that this is real? so when did you move to -- did you move to london from new jersey? >> yes, moved to london from new jersey when i was 14. my mom's english, my dad's american and made this leap and everything. >> jimmy: you have to go to escape the zombies. >> yes, i knew they were coming. even then. >> jimmy: how do you learn when you're from those backgrounds a southern accent? do you get frit television? >> yeah, you get it from television. in england everyone has this fantasy of doing a tennessee williams or southern things. it's definitely the accent you always put on. when i went to do "the walking dead," it was funny because i thought i'm really going to go m

on its heels is amc's "the walking dead" with an audience of more than 12 million.r has more. >> run! >> reporter: just like the human hunting zombies it creates, there seems to be no stopping amc's "the walking dead." its third season on the cable channel, the apocalypse horror series has become a ratings juggernaut, making other networks seem like, well, the walking dead. >> 12.3 million viewers for a basic kaucable drama series is unprecedented and it willll

>> we did this amazing thing with amc theaters. going to be in amc theaters all over the country starting tonight. >> oh, okay. >> we're excited. we're going to be doing little screenings with people in new york tonight, boston tomorrow, and then in l.a. with cassidy on sunday. we're excited. >> it's a ridiculous movie. it's so ridiculous, and people are loving it. it's getting all these crazy reviews like it's "napoleon dynomite." you're going what? >> don't say anymore. who else would make the first serial killer buddy film. >> they're loveable guys, and you are a big, big, big thing. in times square, the billboard. >> i got to tell you, i looked up and saw that huge billboard of you, and i just thought, you know what, you're hitting on all cylinders. you have the "extra" thing going and you have this movie coming out. it seems like your life is kind of snapping into focus. >> we're having an amazing time at "extra." mario and i are having so much fun. we had challenge month last month. he beat me but he cheated a couple of times

so the regional growth strategy that has been projected by a bag and amc the priority development areas which are primarily along transit facilities will absorb 80% of the housing and 66% of the jobs. the second bullet is important even with the urban centric scenario that we call it and focus the growth on the three big cities and that is 15% of the regional growth. medium cities also contribute to that growth so our role is accept 190,000 jobs and 200,000 new people and 90,000 housing units. that translates to 65,000 jobs every year and 3,000 units annually which we not in the past met, and that's an issue obviously that we need to address. the regional growth projections are here with the city at the bottom and the region at the top. you will see the actual rate of growth while it jumps up in this time frame really is not significantly more than it has been in the past. you will see in the bottom the city's growth is projected here like it has in the past. the issue of course is where the growth happens in the region and that's what we're trying to grapple with this and the overall p

more than 13 million tuned in sunday beating out amc's "the walking dead." becoming the number one cable entertainment telecast. >>> speaking of ratings winner, masterpiece classic "downton abbey" released a fourth photo. >>> according to "hollywood reporter" harrison ford has signed on for veteran newscaster, similar to tom brokaw. in anchorman news, paul rudd debuted his movie mustache on the "today" show. he did that yesterday. we think it suits him quite well. looking forward to that, actually. >> which one? >> "anchorman". >> you're on board. you wanted it? >> i want to see it. why not? the original was great. >> i don't want them to ruin -- the first one is kind of a classic. don't ruin it. >> who put that question mark there? >>> this comes to us from wvit in new hartford, connecticut, where the dancing lift operator shows off signature moves. he busts a move eight hours a day grooving in place as he keeps a close eye on the safety of the skiers shuffling and sliding all day long. he says dancing makes the day move a little quicker. where's the harlem

more than 13 million tuned in sunday beating out amc's "the walking dead." >>> after walking home from the oscars, singer adele tweeted a picture of her new trophy alongside a mini oscar she presented to her baby boy who in her eyes took home the prize for best son. >>> and finally according to the hollywood reporter, harrison ford is in the next "anchorman" sequel. ford is set to play a newscastor. paul rudd debuted his mustache on "today" yesterday. i didn't think actors grew tha kind of facial hair. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> joe said first nobody agrees with me, then three or four people agree with me. the fact of the matter is -- >> i said paul krugman versus the world. i meant it as a compliment. i did mean it as a compliment. i sat there and thought, wow, he doesn't think we need to address that? >> i didn't say that. >> what did you say? >> we have a problem in 2025, we don't have a problem this year or next year. >> it's being called the ali/frazier of economic debates, scarborough versus krugman. good morning, i'm mark hal

amc ventures bought the historic theater on market street. the price was not disclosed, but sources say it was close to the $6.5 million asking price. the theater's new owner signed a lease extension. >>> after the break, bay area blood donors kept this little boy alive for years. now, see the emotional face-to- face thank you for the gift of life. >> you saved his life! >> then, scandal won't stop this bay area basketball team. >> made some mistakes along the way here. >> the coach in the middle of it all talks about the new sanctions. >> and coming up in just seven minutes, temperatures hit the mid-70s today, but that won't be the case this weekend. time line for cooler weather and even a chance for rain. . >>> president obama spoke out once again today against california's ban on same-sex marriage. he said he felt there was no way for his administration to avoid weighing in on the supreme court's review of proposition 8. >> basic principle that america is founded on, the idea that we're all created equal, applies to everybody regardless of

and now at the beginning of the year, the razz room moved to the amc theater building, formally the cadillac show room at 1000 van nes s tonight we are hopeful of getting a full entertainment permit, but he understand that there are still sound issues sought standing, 1000 van ness is a mixed use, adapted use building, meaning that it is being used by uses it was not built for. we have seen this problem before with the adapted uses, currently there is parking, in the movie theater and theater space with 80 units of housing on the upper floors, after moving into 1000 van ness which had previously been approved for a comedy club, complaints from two residents on the upstairs floor began to occur. sound tests were performed, by granely and it was deemed that live at the razz needed to install sound proofing. the owners hired their own sound engineer kevin who is here and i insist that we pronounce the correct italian way and have ordered the materials necessary to complete the task but they are not here yet, i don't believe. i will let the owners rory and robert and their sound engineer explain

the president tapped gin amc carthy. >>> a chase ends in a cash. >> also parking in one part of san francisco 10 minutes tracking rain, you are going to need an umbrella and it will have an impact on the commute. back here in 10 minutes. >> we don't get a lot of that. so that does spark a little bit of interest. >> and what police found at a north bay coffee shop that put it at the center of a hate crime investigation. >>> new video tonight of a crash in oakland following a police chase. this is the crash scene at keller avenue and mountain boulevard. the chase began around 8:40 on 98 avenue. initial reports indicate that police believe the driver was armed and selling weapons. following the crash the driver took off on foot. officers have been searching the area with guns drawn and they have a helicopter overhead and the search is continuing at this hour. >>> police are investigating a hate crime. a customer found a dangling news in the bathroom of the starbucks. the customer reported the discovery to an african american employee who fears it was intended as a hate crime. >> finding a noose

the president tapped gin amc carthy. >>> a chase ends in a cash. >> also parking in one part of san franciscogot more expensive. >>> back here in 10 minutes tracking rain, you are going to need an umbrella and it will have an impact on the commute. back here in 10 minutes. >> we don't get a lot of that. so that does spark a little [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. >>> new video tonight of a crash in oakland following a police chase. this is the crash scene at keller avenue and mountain boulevard. the chase began around 8:40 on 98 avenue. initial reports indicate that police believe the driver was armed and selling weapons. following the c

the police arrested a suspect but the script is still missing, and the hit amc series is wrapping up final season. he plays the character walter white, high school chemistry teacher who becomes a meth dealer after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. putting the wrap on things. guess what the dow has done? all this miss in cyprus, all this stuff, everybody so concerned. the next time they tell you everything is awful, tell them it ist. ring bell. [bell ringing] >> because it isn't. everything is not awful. you think everything is awful all the time, that's all you think, everything will be awful. awful is awful. isn't it awful? how about something positive? >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto and today your world coming from, well, a typical american street. well, one with an urban feel, new york city to be exact. and i wanted you to picture something that is going on in cyprus and maybe put it in privilege what is going on half a world away. imagine if you wanted to go to an atm machine or a bank and everyone you hit up was closed. you go to td ameritrade. closed. citibank, closed. b

but first, we head to venice beach, california to meet the star of the amc reality series "freakshow.

purchasing amc movie outright for 2.6 billion.of the view places where investment overseas expanded. in most parts of the world outbound investment wag contracting dramatically. outbound investment wag increasing. u.s., asia-pacific, latin-america, all increasing during time period. increase for chinese outbound of 321%. of course, tyler, as you know, chinese investment in the united states is very controversial. ever since trying to buy un cal, congress want berserk. there may be some hesitation to buy here but if we have hurdles, think about it. lot of money. >> big pockets. >> they could really add a premium. >> hacking and cyber he is chiropractority makes this move even more -- we are going to rename this network mccnbc. you have china, chavez. >> the company denying a report in the south china morning post that it is considering taking the company private and delisting from the nasdaq, there you see it, stock off over $5. back to you, sue. >> thanks, mary. as dow continues in record territory. up about 40 points. we will bre

and we're going to be in amc theaters starting tonight all over the country, so we're ecstatic.mean, to make a movie is hard enough, but to actually get it into theaters is impossible. >> i saw you tweeting a picture of you standing by an enormous billboard in times square here in new york. you were very overexcited by this. >> i was. it's so amazing to have that billboard right next to oprah. i was just like, shocked. >> i have also been following your other tweets this week because it was a very pleasing picture you tweeted of yourself lying backwards in a swimming pool. i think we have this. >> so embarrassing. oh, my goodness, i'm not going to live this down. >> why would you want to live that down? it's one of the great photographs in celebrity history. let's turn to justin bieber because you know the biebester. you have been interviewing him. he's at the center of what appears to be a daily soap opera. first of all, all the topless pictures of him seems a bit weird, then wearing michael jackson masks, then he's not turning up in time for concerts in london, then he faints.

we've seen a lot of companies go other way and cablevision spinning off amc networks and liberty spinningre is value to being a very pure content provider. if you're a guy like comcast, largest cable operator you could make the argument the benefits could pay off for them especially on sports side. they're looking networks and on demand offering that could be potentially very, very impactful in the consumer landscape. sandra: we'll leave it at that. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. adam: despite a small rebound yesterday, copper still sitting at seven-month lows. improving economic data here and all places china have a lot of people wondering if the metal is priced for perfection? jeff flock is live at the source. jeff? >> look at all of this copper in storage. some of billions of dollars now stockpiled around the world. one of the reasons those prices are low put is this the bottom? and the time to get into the market. if you think so and want to do so, stay tuned. we'll show you how to get into the copper play surrounded by this stuff. there is gold in that there copper. ♪ . than

the hit amc series wrapping up its final season. plays the character walter white.ry teach his or her becomes a meth dealer after being diagnosed with term ital cancer. the show is putting together final season. before we go our team's top five things of the day. number five cell phone provider t mobile set to start selling iphone next month. offering plans big discount rivals. number four the s&p 500 closing within a point and a half of its all time high on word that home prices rose in january. the fastest pace in seven years. number three, the italy supreme court ordering arder ta knox. it comes a year after a lower court set her free. number two, north dakota's governor says he knows a court battle is is likely after he signed the most restrictive abortion laws in this nation. and number one, the municipal court taking up california's law which banned gay marriage. tomorrow the high court takes up another landmark marriage case. and that's "the fox report's" top five. and on this day in 1941, the italian navy first tried a new weapon to sink a british warship. a

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when you look at amc and hbo and netflix, all of these deferred ways of accessing these niche type shows, they are really smart shows. nothing that would have been put on the networks -- we were lucky in that we got all in the family on which was a fairly elevated type of show at the time it was on. when we came on the air, you had "the beverly hillbillies," all of the rural type shows. all of a sudden, we had this urban comedy that dealt with issues that came on. that was a rare thing at that time. now you see all kinds of really good television on. >> no question. let's talk about "on the family" for a moment. . do you find people then or even now -- it was progressive. do people understand it was not celebrating bigotry? >> shone the light on the bigot. we did not just go outside the box or go to the edge of the envelope, we destroyed the envelope, we broke the box. everything. cbs had a disclaimer on before we came on which essentially said, we don't have anything to do with this show. you want to watch it, it's up to you. [laughter] we don't know what the heck this is. despite that,

you keep reading about, say, amc. article this morning by david carr about amc and how when they realized you need netflix to get the back stories, you can get right into your favorites and mine, walking dead. >> netflix is about a week's cash for them. by the way, amazon should run netflix, not apple. >> okay. so you want apple to come up with something. i'm saying that apple could do something with its cash that's not that big. buy netflix. and suddenly, all of a sudden they would own itv. netflix is doing everything right. content. social media. we need a little -- social media would be good for apple. twitter would be good. >> none of these are elephant acquisitions, these are mice for apples. >> teeny tiny. >> they are. they are, but then -- but not what the company does. at least at this point. >> you like it when the company said they're considering what to do with their cash? they've had a lot of time. >> they have. i assume we'll hear something one day. >> presumably. >> i like to go out on a limb on that. >>

cranston tells new mexico police that on march 1st he parked had is car not far from where the hit amcey have me mistaken for somebody else. >> reporter: police say this man, xavier mcafee, smashed the actor's passenger side window and snatched his bag. inside, an ipad and a script for one of the final episodes of this last season, a show watched by more than 2.6 million people. mcafee is under arrest but that script is still missing. if it gets out -- >> the details of that particular script would probably not give away the entire ending of the series. >> you steal a force you can't hope to control. >> reporter: when thieves swiped samuel l. jackson 's script, thy shopped it around hoping for a quick payday. no one was willing to pay the price. now charles baker who plays skinny pete has a plea on tmz telling the thief you already made a choice to steal from a person who is loved by millions of people. don't make it worse by betraying the rest of the cast and crew and fellow fans of the show. you have the choice to be a better person than that. >> say my name. >> eisenberg. >> reporte

okay, take kansas where $36 million award last year helped to woo amc entertainment across the border from missouri. that switch only produced a longer commute for its workers and $104 million cut in kansas state education budget. some corporations don't even have to give a little to get a whole lot. in 2009, just a month after general motors was bailed out with $50 billion in federal funds, the state of michigan handed gm nearly an additional billion dollars in tax credit. the credits can be used to offset the company's state tax bills up to 20 years. and gm still closed seven plants in michigan along with 50 properties and towns and states that forked over incentives adding up to billions of dollars in taxpayer money. all the while, the hometown of gm has been buried in debt. banks, including bank of america, ubs, jpmorgan chase, issued about $3.7 million in bonds to cover the deficits, shortfalls and debt payments since 2005, costing the cities $474 million in the process. that's nearly the entire budget for the city's police and fire departments this year. this isn't even meunique

respect the chemistry or perhaps a good story or secrets from the final season of hbo's -- i'm sorry amc's "breaking bad" are in it danger of being spilled after someone stole a script right out of the front seat of bryan cranston's car. he first reported the theft earlier this month. a suspect was arrested over the weekend after report edly bragging about it in an albuquerque bar. they still don't have the script. we reach oud for a statement and it said we applaud the efforts of the albut can kerr key police and we look forward to sharing the incredible last season with viewers when the series premieres later this year. the next tweet, your best efforts, winning takes care of everything, so does a prenup. big swingers win in the end. that does it for us. now we go off to kate baldwin in "the situation room." >>> thanks so much, jake. happening now, after scandals involving male agents behaving badly abroad, president obama makes history by naming the first female director of the secret service. and north korea raises the stakes, alerting strategic rocket forces which it says can strike a

reporter: cranston tells new mexico police that on march 1st he parked his car not far from where the hit amcmebody else. >> reporter: police say this man, xavier mccaffey, smashed the actor's side window and snatched his bag. inside, an ipad and a script for one of the final episodes of this last season, a show watched by more than 2.6 million people. mccaffey is under arrest, but that script, it's still missing. and if it gets out -- >> the details of that particular script would probably not give away the entire ending of the series. >> it's still a force you can't hope to control. >> reporter: when thieves swiped samuel l. jackson's script for "the avengers," they reportedly shopped it around for a quick payday, but no one was willing to pay the price. now charles baker, who plays skinny pete, has gone public with a plea on tmz, telling the thief, "you've already made a choice to steal from a person who is loved by millions of people. don't make it worse by betraying the rest of the cast and crew and fans of the show. you have the choice to be a better person than that." >> say my name, e

amc is madman is starting up next week.reet examples from media. you, the average listener or viewer can say i'm starting to learn this is all about pride. >> interesting. we have san jose here, they're trying to stop semiconductor from leaving here and offering incentives. when our loser? >> loser. at this point in time the best thing they have is location, location, location. especially to ages. texas has a stealing our jobs and we do not have income taxes and we have an assembly that only needs a couple of days a year. we're not winds of prove anything, you can build what every want whenever you want. maybe not the savviest of states but they are going to get semiconductor. it will be a tough road. when taxes and land and cost-of-living is cheaper in texas. i do have some businesses outside the state of california, that does not make me cool and loved bud. >> mortgages >> good of you one along, and bad if you don't want people borrowing money that they should be able to. the average credit scored grew to 749 from 745. st

haven't landed the big one at amc or regal. how is your chinese?> that will help. what's in it for them? walk us through how the model and pricing works. and i assume this is all in realtime. >> right now 88% of movie theaters are empty. currently we're letting the movie theater set the pricing. tickets an concessions can be up to 60% off. sometimes they're 30% off. they pick the show times and movies. sometimes we get weekends, weekdays, opening weekends as well. >> you're obviously collecting data on users, the types of movies they are interested in. is there any room for a partnership or deal with the studios themselves, a disney, a warner, a comcast, something like that? >> absolutely. the last weekend i was at south by southwest and spent a good majority talking with execs from warner brothers. they are very interested in the kind of data that we have. >> people talk about home grown businesses all the time. but this is really home grown. you raised an initial $65,000 from friends and family. a little bit later on. how did that grow into what

want to take a minute to address the terms regarding the quality of care issues in a single use the amc and going issues. i'm more frustrated with how congress was notified. as a prior discussion on this is not the venue for it, but it should be the focus of the committee with the appropriate folks from the va appeared mr. chairman, i want to encourage my colleagues if he can pass opening statements to it today and limit your questions because we want to accommodate the panels before we go into this. thank you. >> senator tester. >> i've just had to say a few words. coming out of iraq and afghanistan this has been here forever. if we'd had achieved mental illness in a way that was to take her, this issue would be here. i want to say i think the folks working in the va do need to think outside the box and when he take it more crowded rural places like montana and i'm a little proud to beat them anyways. i don't think this issue is going to be solved tomorrow. it's going to take some time. if we work at it together and don't call for resignation to work with and, we can get a lot more don