and if i do not combine using an atm. i just do not understand the banking business. to figure out why banks need branches in areas when they are trying to push everybody not to come into the branches in the first place. that is neither here, nor there, i guess. necessary and desirable is a condition of the use. criteria is another. i'm not sure i'm going to vote on this quite yet. >> i have a question for the representative from the bank. 3500 people in the area, i wonder if you have a definition of the area. >> matter standing is it is the valley and the mission and the castro. >> -- my understanding is it is the valley and the mission and the castro. >> it is a medium quality, you know. it does not create traffic in the same way a restaurant or a copy shop would, but it creates more traffic than some of the other businesses mentioned, maybe like a real estate firm or something more purely office. i do understand the concern of the neighbors that want to see something that is more bustling, more serving the everyday needs of the family. but i wonder if this cu is th

i do not see anything here -- i picked this item because it is right next to an atm. there is a citibank atm. the reason i am concerned, you have a shuttle bus design, but how about taxi zone? you are still treating taxis like stepchildren. where is your cabstands? it is not just about wealthy people getting to a cab. it is also about the issue of paratransit. they take cabs from medical appointments, or go into the emergency room. i do not see anything about cabstands on here. yes, you've got a shuttle bus zone. yay! what about your responsibility to also make sure your staff asks one of the questions, where do you have your cab stand? that is my biggest concern. >> thank you. do i have a motion to approve item 10.2e? thank you. motion moved. >> i know the director is going to finish the report after the closed session. it would be inappropriate to discuss whether to conduct a closed session. >> thank you have a motion to go into closed session? >> it will take me a moment to put the room into closed session. >> thank you. >> the mta board of directors met in closed

i sometimes do not trust myself to perhaps enter the thing wrong in an atm or something. that is one of the reasons. and i do remember relationships as a kid with banks. at a past bank i was happy to go to the bank and put a couple of bucks in there and see that i had a little bit more money in my savings account. i do remember those experiences. and i do believe we have a giants game. i'm aware of that. and i will be at the u.s. open tomorrow and over the weekend. and one more thing, i do go to the top there often. my feet are not -- i do go to the cobbler often. my feet are not getting any bigger, and i do need repair. they do a good job. >> we do have to not mistake our own banking habits with that of others. i was always shocked, particularly on the weekends on chestnut street -- my fiancee always goes into the branch and always waits in line. you have citibank, bank of america, and chase all next door to each other and they all have lines on the weekend. in the marina, people use their banks. i personally hate to go into the bank. wild horses in chains cannot take me

he admits to using her credit card soon after in an atm and a local casino, but he denies raping her.urts. people know me as the bayshore rapist, when i know i'm not, when i know i didn't rape anybody. >> the trial made headlines from the start, when harris decided to represent himself. then throughout the trial, he frequently clashed with the judge, who admonished him for not following instructions and for his emotional outbursts. >> what they're not telling you it shall -- >> sit down. right now, get him out of the courtroom right now. get him out right now. don't say another word, mr. harris. right now. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high-profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving, condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found

it could be used as an atm. as we see prices fall, gold could as well. >> mike obviously has a bearish buy on gold so you buy put. it's always good to review these strategies. in this play you want the strike to fall below the cost of the trade. that's where you see profits. above that, you'll see losses. mike, walk us through the trade. >> as you pointed out, i can't be a whole lot similar. i can't be short, naked in the direction. the july 153 is pay 3g$.25. i will admit that these are more expensive than they would have been a day ago, a week ago. if you went back a whole year you'd look at these things and they'd probably be about two bucks. these are actually fairly priced. you do see a decline in gld. that's what we're trading. you want to look for opportunities to spread, to take advantage of the fact that we're so concerned. >> where do you fall on this trade, dan? >> it's interesting. july, somebody bought 25. 157, 172. paid about $4. they did it in two parts throughout the day. that's a lot of preemous

. >>> police in fredericksburg open a picture taken from an atm camera will help them track down a purse he tried to use the woman's credit card several times and finally succeeded at an atm machine where this picture was taken. the victim's purse was grabbed while trying to help a homeless man who was bleeding. the injured man was later charged with destruction of property for breaking a window. it happened earlier this month on princess ann street near the fredericksburg post office. >>> the motion to set aside a negligence verdict against virginia tech. jurors ruled school officials waited too long to alert students of the shootings five years ago. families of two students killed say they could have survived if they were warned sooner. jurors awarded $8 million to those families. >>> news 4 sources confirm d.c. mayor vin vent gray's choice to leave the district's housing agency was involved in a relationship with a senior staff enwhen he led a similar agency in philadelphia. sources tell news 4 that michael kelly disclosed the relationship to mayor gray before he was tapped to head d.

when they took her to an atm to withdraw money the two took off. >>> deliberations could begin thursdayn the jerry sandusky child molestation trial. defense testimony began yesterday with character witnesses who defended the reputation of the former coach. one former coach testified that he knew sandusky took boys into showers but never saw him do anything wrong. he told jurors it was not unusual for grown men to shower with boys in the penn state locker rooms. sandusky faces 50 counts of abusing 10 boys over 15 years. >>> list are using cell phone video in their hunt for a man who vandalized a picasso at a houston museum. the vandal spray painted a picture of a bull and the spanish word for conquer. it happened last week. authorities just releasing the video now. a museum patron shot it while the vandal was spraying the painting. he said he was an artist who wanted to honor cast some the picture is being repaired. >> that is a way to honor picasso? >> according to the suspect. >>> coming up next, president obama and the other g-20 leaders talk jobs. >>> in colorado firefighters make pr

pistol on him and put something around the victim's neck that he told him was a bomb and took him to an atm had them draw out money. >> police say eventually, the driver jumped out of the car and took the device off his neck. turns out it was not a bomb after all. the suspect still on the loose. >> >> a pretty realistic terrorism drill took place at jfk international airport. local authorities rushed to a simulated scene of a crashed plane into the terminal many rescue workers brought out passengers one after another, actors playing victims on the ground with injuries. jfk drill is part of a government mandated requirement and it involved about 500 volunteers. >> >> the what #-r in afghanistan may be coming to an end, but many soldiers will never -p be the same. more than 1400 servicemen and women have lost limbs serving our country. some of them regaining their mobility in a unique and rather fun way. . >>> far away from the sounds, images and the memories of the war in afghanistan, u.s. marine corporal charles stringer, a single amputee wounded in combat takes a dive into the national aqu

in and it is pretty rich in some areas like silicon valley and southern california so does become an atm for candid if you need money >> based on open secret spot or the president has raised over $200 million for his campaign. republican candidate mitt romney has raised 97 million with california giving most out of all the states to both candidates >> it is unprecedented in a big way because some much money is being raised >> the dean says it is not the amount we should be worried about, the bigger concern is to is giving the money >> if you are a candidate for the president and your spending your time meeting with a lot of rich people, you hear about rich people's problems but you don't hear about poor people's problems >> for the people who lined up for a glimpse, they did not seem to care about the money a matter which side they lean towards >> and have no problem with candid its reason money and i think most people would agree with that but the problem is that he constantly comes here and has his way and then leaves. he is not doing anything to help the state of california or anythin

it could be used as an atm machine as people need that liquidity and i'm inclined to think as we start to see these prices fall gold can as well. >> mike has a bearish view on gold so he's buying a put for those who are new to the show. this is the simplest trade you can do. let's review these strategies. in this play you want the stock to fall below the strike of that put by more than the cost of the trade. that's where you see profits. but above that you'll see losses. so mike walk us through your trade. >> as you pointed out i can't get a whole lot simpler. i wouldn't want to be naked short in any direction and that's one of the reasons why i want to use a put to used my bearish bet. i will admit that these are more expensive than they would have been a day ago, a week ago. if you went back a whole year they would be about two bucks. i think the way things are moving around right now these are pretty fairly priced. if you do see a decline in gld because that's what we're trading, you want to look for opportunities to spread to take advantage of the fact there's so much concern and o

in 2002, the first euro bills came out of an atm machine in greece. but a decade later, the bankrupt nation became the first country facing the prospect of abandoning the currency. radical leftist party called syriza wanted to rip up the conditions of the bailout agreement. that sparked fear of other troubled european economies collapsing and causing financial fallout across the globe. economists say markets dodged a bullet, but warn the crisis shaking the 17 nations in the eurozone is not over yet. >> we do not understand how spain and italy will recoup enough gross to improve their financial situation. >> reporter: world leaders are welcoming the election results as they start the g-20 financial summit in mexico. the euro crisis is expected to dominate the agenda. and prime ministers and presidents there in mexico will be trying to reassure investors and telling them that there is a world strategy behind europe and the eurozone. >> monica, thank you so much. >>> the big question, what does all of that mean for this country? investors here in the u.s

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in 2002 the first bills came out of an atm in greece. a decade later the bankrupt country faced the prospect of abandoning the country. a radical leftist party wanted to rip up the conditions of the country's bailout agreement. that sparked fear of other troubled european economies collapsing and causing financial fallout across the globe. economists say markets dodged a bullet, but warn the crisis shaking the 17 nations is not over yet. >> we do not understand how spain and italy will retype enough to improve their finale financial situation -- financial situation. >> the crisis is expected to dominate. >>> greece's new democracy party has up to three days to form a new government, something one of the last elections failed to do. >>> you might remember us previewing adam sandler's new comedy, that's my boy. >> coming up, we'll tell you which films did well ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion siz

in 2002 the first euro bills came out of an atm machine.ion became the first country of facing the prospect of abandoning the currency. there was sparked fear of other troubled european economies collapsing causing financial fall out across the globe economists warn it's not over yet. >> we do not understand how spain and italy will recoop enough groet -- growth to improve their financial situation. >> world leaders are welcoming the result as they start the financial summit in mexico . the euro crisis is expected to dominate the talks. >> greece's new party has three days to form a new government. >>> an autopsy is scheduled for later today for rodney king. he was found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool early yesterday morning. he struggled publicly with addiction for years but police said they found in drugs or alcohol use. it was 20 years ago that king was captured on video tape being beaten by los angeles police. riots broke out after the officers were acquitted. >>> more evacuations in northern colorado as the major wild friar co

i don't go to an atm machine. i go to frank gifford. i don't have a pin card, nothing.got cards up the wazoo, but i never have cash. >> yeah. >> so when i find cash -- it doesn't matter what you have in the bank. it's what you've got in your hot little hand. nothing better than crisp bills. >> look at you. >> unless maybe gold. you know when you're watching weird channels and all they have on are commercials for gold. that means you're an old fuddy-duddy. >> if you need a raise, they say you need to work out. >> i wonder if they do, the people who work at the journal of labor and research? >> people who work out with weights like this can earn 9% higher pay. >> uh-oh. don't flap them. >> this is never good. do this one. they say the reason behind it, you're more disciplined. at least you show up at work every time. >> you're at the most disciplined. you're there 5:00 a.m. every morning working out. >> i do that. i don't do a hard workout. i pad around and visit with friends, shower and steam and come in. it does get your mind going. a few things that work for me. becaus

an office of them in washington dc area the vehicle crashed into the building smashing right into an atm. the driver suffered minor injuries and is now in police custody. no one else was injured. the fbi doesn't believe this is an accident that is terrorism related. >>> a lucky break for more than 3000 people caught speeding in baltimore city. problems with the speed camera mean that their tickets are now invalid. adam may has more on how the error was uncovered. >> reporter: there's no question this the camera at the 5400 block of wabash avenue is a moneymaker. >> have you ever gotten a ticket on this road? >> probably twice. >> she's hoping she's one of the $3145 -- drivers who will get their ticket refunded. violators are getting the tickets canceled because there was her. >> i didn't get a refund. >> sharon green nettleton represents this area and tells wjz just disappointed with the problems with the camera but she's glad it's been about with in a timely manner. our drivers being more safe quick. >> somewhat. some drivers cheer the cameras errors. >> that was a mistake that was caug

as eric rasmussen reports, even some obama supporters are irked that the bay area seems to be an atm for the presidential campaign. >> reporter: on a visit where time truly is money, president obama broke into a jog to greet a small crowd at sfo before believing for two high dollar fundraisers. brenda tucker johnson was among a few campaign volunteers along with san francisco mayor ed lee, and lieutenant governor, gavin newsom who met the president as he stepped off air force one at noon. minutes later, they had to pay nearly $36,000 a piece. sixths to a second sold out event started at $5,000. >> when he comes into town, he sprints in 50,000 plate dinners. it takes the humanness away from the issue. >> reporter: afternoon supervisor, christine laga says she supports the president but doesn't like that the bay area is about money, not issues. in this election cycle alone, the president has raised $9 million in the bay area. 5million in san francisco, 2 million in oakland, and almost another $2 million in san jose. the president was expected to take in another $2 million in donations.

as eric rasmussen reports, even some obama supporters are irked that the bay area seems to be an atm for the presidential campaign. >> reporter: on a visit where time truly is money, president obama broke into a jog to greet a small crowd at sfo before believing for two high dollar fundraisers. brenda tucker johnson was among a few campaign volunteers along with san francisco mayor ed lee, and lieutenant governor, gavin newsom who met the president as he stepped off air force one at noon. minutes later, they had to pay nearly $36,000 a piece. sixths to a second sold out event started at $5,000. >> when he comes into town, he sprints in 50,000 plate dinners. it takes the humanness away from the issue. >> reporter: afternoon supervisor, christine laga says she supports the president but doesn't like that the bay area is about money, not issues. in this election cycle alone, the president has raised $9 million in the bay area. 5million in san francisco, 2 million in oakland, and almost another $2 million in san jose. the president was expected to take in another $2 million in donations.

six minutes an easy ride it to an atm and 11 the of mine passed was down 51819 minutes to go from the of smog passes the stadium when you jump in their car check in with us as a look at traffickers elisabeth. deadweight the sunshine is showing off a little bit again say it's quite another worn card gorgeous day temperatures is on the outside sell mostly clear to start off with we're seeing some fog along the coast and by this afternoon sunshine for most sent hot pots and linda will be a little cooler today bulls to the biggest change is coming this weekend and turns out of a cooling trend to sell this is the weather story of how pressure heading farther east it's because of the upper level of even green a chance of rain kind of unusual. so let's focus on today and talk about the warm weather had four this afternoon easier-to 84 in campbell -- orange color of the hot spots of places like any of inbred was still low 90s sell to mature a few degrees but will still be pretty nice and that is the biggest difference long coast still only in the '60s there of the data bank and across the bay

. >> your last one helps everyone track down from an atm. what's that last one? >> simply declare.ear me. all you have to do, it uses your gps location from your smart phone or ipad. we are in downtown atlanta. what do you want to look for? >> hotels. >> hotels. loading, loading. only hotel. $190. >> very nice. thank you. all of them are free. >> thank you. you're so cool. you should come back more often. do part in spanish. i think that would be cool. oh -- we'll just replace you with her. >> no. we need you, don. >> see you. can you read that? >> yes, i can. if you guys can help me. hurricane season just started a few weeks ago and it's already record breaking. tropical storm debby is in the gulf of mexico spinning off tornados. one of which was deadly. details ahead with don lemon after the break. just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. receiving a transitions lenses certificate of authenticity is your only guarantee that you're getting the worl

states in certain areas like silicon valley and southern california and therefore it does become an atmor cadidates that want money. >> a lot of money, based on open secret stop or, the president has raised $270 million for his campaign. mitt romney has raised $97 million with california giving the most out of all the states to both candidates. >> it is unprecedented and unprecedented in a very big way because so much money is being raised. >> the school of public policy says it is not the amount we should be worried about, the bigger concern is who is giving the funding. >> it has to be the case that if you are a presidential candidate, and you're spending your time meeting with a lot of rich people, you hear about rich people's problems. you don't hear about poor people's problems. >> for the people that wind up to catch a glimpse of the motorcade in the financial district, they did not seem to care about the money a matter which side. >> i have no problem with canada's raising money and i think most people would agree with that. the problem is that he is constantly coming here and he

. >> san francisco has an atm of sorts at the airport in which they draw money from.y take out large bills and we just want some change. >> the supervisors are pushing three ballot measures that would tax the hotel, parking lot and car rentals around the airport as a way to close the county's budget shortfall. >> if it does not pass it blows a $13 million hole in our budget and we will be forceed cut programs for people who are the middle east needy in our county and we will be force today make cuts in public safety. >> similar measures narrowly lost three years ago. this time they mounted a campaign saying new taxes are their only option. >> we've cut, done everything we can to cut and at the same time we have to do some revenue enhancement. >> with a budget of only $60,000. supporters of the measures take he are being outspent 6 to 1, including by rental car companies. they believe for obvious reasons the new tax will be bad for business. >> other h. he rtz spokesman said the rental car company could hurt the whole tourism industry. >> higher tax means higher prices

. >> san francisco has an atm of sorts at the airport in which they draw money from. they take out large bills and we just want some change. >> the supervisors are pushing three ballot measures that would tax the hotel, parking lot and car rentals around the airport as a way to close the county's budget shortfall. >> if it does not pass it blows a $13 million hole in our budget and we will be force today cut programs for people who are the middle east needy in our county and we will be force today make cuts in public safety. >> similar measures pharaohly lost three years ago. this time they mounted a campaign saying new taxes are their only option. >> we've cut, done everything we can to cut and at the same time we have to do some revenue enhance meant. >> a budget of only $60,000. supporters of the measures take he are being outspent 6 to 1, including by rental car companies. >> the rent tal car company could hurt the whole tourism industry. >> higher tacks means higher prices. when the prices increase for tourism-related products, travelers go to different destinati

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people started treating their houses as an atm and as an investment.re seeing a return to levels that do not suggest that is the case right now. it is hard to get a loan from a bank right now. if you were wanting to do that in the past, a way to do that was to borrow against the value in your house. we want them to be innovative and entrepreneurs. it is hard for them to get the credit to make those investments. one way they used to be able to do that was through their house. host: good morning, paul. caller: i can believe 20 years i have been calling. host: and the lions were pretty busy -- and the lines were pretty busy. caller: we own a boarding kennel. we have become a luxury in hard times. two weeks ago was the first time we've taken in no money at all. we have had to cut back on our groomers, $10.99 employees. i have written congressman, people -- e-mailed people trying to give some indication about when this will be over. no one listens. it is frustrating. i'm a frustrated republican. i don't think people in washington have any clue on how to sol

we may then drive to an atm and force one person to withdraw $500.k off with cash. >> decision 2012 news spirit it at the economic summit is today he expressed confidence they europe's ability to picks its financial troubles is there karen back and, he said congress needs to focus on job growth and economic growth. his judge agenda has not advanced through >> the voters say that mit romney is out of touch with americans needs. president obama agreed to rummy at despite giving that president low marks in handling the economy and the deficit. people say that he lacks style and substance. they say that from me -- mit romney does not know what the people want. >> and and a science is -- ecuador says that they're considering his request for amnesty pared >> . the building. it is 13 stories. $200 million. it is has its own water and energy efficiency system. we'll be right back with the kron 4 news until 10:00 a.m.. there is a look at the golden gate bridge. damages are released at expected to get hot today. 54 degrees for. we're expecting temperatures to

mitt romney, i'm sure he doesn't know about an atm. you know why?, they go out and pick money off the trees. or if he needs money, he asks his daddy for money. honest to god. i've never seen a more clueless, out-of-it candidate ever! any hope for mitt romney? 1-866-55-press. what do you think? here's the question. can he possibly, possibly relate to average americans? can he possibly relate to the 99%? the harder he tries i think more impossible it is. you tell me. 1-866-55-press. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >>it would be terrible if america lost faith in wall street insiders wouldn't it. ah, claim trouble. [ voice of dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right, man. [ voice of dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yep. [ voice of dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that is one dumb dude. ♪ ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee, only from allstate. are you in

there may be plans for limiting the amount you can take out of an atm in one day.event things from moving across borders. they may be some of the things there. i think somebody probably with the best of intentions, hoping to reassure people said we have a coordinated plan. things are good. everybody misunderstood it, think it was a qe, whatever, but i think it's probably an emergency plan. >> interesting. finally at 136, what did the past few days tell you and what does the increasing volume tell you? >> increasing volume. you have to be careful. quadruple exploration and there's a rewaiting today. we'll see how that volume holds up as we go into the close. perversely for some, yesterday's rally improved the charts greatly. we're in a potential springboard here. if we close well today and get an opportunity on monday with no negative surprises, they could be back in control for a while. >> a big if. see what happens monday. thank you, art. >> my pleasure. >> my pity to them this weekend. back to rick santelli for a special guest on regulations. >> before i tell you

i don't go to an atm machine. i go to frank gifford. i don't have a pin card, nothing.r gold. that means you're an old fuddy-duddy. >> if you need a raise, they say you need to work out. >> people who work at the journal of labor and research? >> people who work out with weights. earn 5% higher pay. >> don't flap them. >> this is never good. do this one. they say the reason behind it, you're more disciplined. >> you are the most disciplined. you're there 5:00 a.m. every morning working out. >> i do that. i don't do a hard workout. i pad around and visit with friends, shower and steam and come in. it does get your mind going. a few things that work for me. you're in a fog. only thing to work to make me up, one is drink a full glass of water straight down. every morning. >> never touch the stuff. >> you're dehydrated. you never take a sip in eight hours, or in your case four. >> she's right. i don't sleep. >> then work out. those are the only two things to wake me up. >> you don't do caffeine? >> i get coffee. >> that's three things. >> don't get smart with your math with

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you shut down the banks and shut down all the atms from an indeterminate period of time.le. hey, we have a new currency. all the bank accounts we have will be converted to drachmas, financial contracts out there will now be converted to drachmas. it takes a long time to physically create a currency corks take six months to a year. what do you do for cash in the meantime? this is where it gets tough on the people. lots of choices such as you stick only to electronic transfers with your credit card or your debit card. maybe reduced to bartering, ious, you can still use euros. they are going to be converted to the equivalent of drachma. >> and the great fear is inflation will pick up. >> it absolutely will. >> all right. thanks, michelle. may be paranoid but that doesn't mean people aren't out to get them. the super rich, they are deploying dangerous cutting-edge technologies to protect themselves and their property. eamon javers has the new defenses billionaires are using against bad guys. we will talk to a security expert who isn't happy with eamon's report and will explai

an c2ee end will come. that verse doesn't menention america. trainining misissionariies, sen missionaries, atmhine for global missions. i think god, if we had a dramatic revival, we would see more missions, not to be the church in foreign countries but strengthen what god is doing among nationals. that is the key in foreign missions, we come alongside believers in israel, in iraq, in africa, in asia, not to do their job for them. we can preach, we can teach. to strengthen, disciple, encourage as they grow and reach their own people for christ. >> talking about standing with them, arab spring hasn't been much of a spring for christians in the middle east, what do you see happening in the future? >> god is allowing them to suffer tremendous persecution to purify it. we are seeing a -- there is a wonderful strong remnant church in the middle east. also a historic weaker version theologically and weaker in terms of understanding the power of the holy spirit. gentleman, ladies, hold on to jesus or nothing. you can't drift through your national life any longer. process coming, wars coming, judgments

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an end. i hate to break the news to you, based personal experience, the atm doesn't close just because the tuition checks have stopped. regardless in view of the wonderful support of the parents and families here have provided to those who will receive their diplomas here today, let's give all of them another well deserved round of applause as well. [ applause ] >> being here among so many who are about to embark on their careers reminds me of a story i heard recently in washington. as it goes a mid level executive was frustrated after being passed over for a promotion year after year. he began to suspect that his admittedly modest intellect was holding him back. he decided to visit a brain transplant center with the hope of raising his i.q. after a battery of physical and mental tests he was accepted by the director of the center as a candidate for a brain transplant. that's great he exclaimed shaking the director's hand vigorously. but you should know that i'm a working man and i understand that this preemg can be very expensive. it can be expensive, but the price is a function of which type of