now, they british commander in chief and he's florida and georgia and major general augustine prevail had an expedition to open the back country that made loyalty and those loyal moratory who failed the test. these 6000 loyalist fighting, 1100 to 1500 showed and they were disappointed. they expected allies and not one appeared. for those another reasons, the british were in savannah in the military. the following year, in 1780, the richest city in america, charleston south carolina inside the city of only american army in the south surrendered to a strong exhibition airy force and from there, from charleston the british regulars marched up the river and established the communications of supply which is also a major campaign and down here all the way out besides that country and 96 where they established a very strong base and across the savannah river. you now, to understand the war in the south is to be aware of what the american and british new. the keys to success was controlled where at least two thirds of perhaps three quarters of the white population lived. lowered corn wallace

augustine, florida, on wj ax. and also, the check at jones, cedar hill, texas.mily. if you want to join, go to tamronhallshow.com. so last night i flew back and from the celebration of tyler perry. [cheers and applause] it was the grand opening of tyler perry's studio in atlanta this weekend and i was very fortunate to be invited. tyler's story as you know is remarkable. that's me, that sign say pta an. this man was homeless, living in his car and spoke this greatness into existence. this is the first african-american owned studio in the country. this stu is -- give >> tamron: he survived childhood you cannot imagine. warner bros., and all combined, 330 acres and it used to confederate army base. and it now, a black man owns the whole thing. [cheers and applause] a dedicated a soundstage to one of my heroes, diane carroll who passed away. it was very emotional. as you know diane broke racial barriers in television, and julia, remember that show? it was aboutblack woman. diane, you will be missed and your legacy not forgotten. yesterday to watch people give her t

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augustin houston was sentenced to five months and peter santorio of menlo park is the only to avoid jail time and pled guilty early on. other parents like lori loughlin and her husband designer mossimo pled not guilty and will head to trial. the next court date is in january. according to the "boston globe," just this morning -- menendez changed their plea to guilty accused of paying bribes to get their daughter into georgetown university and paying for another child to cheat on college entrance exams. >>> the niners are still undefeated after outlasting washington yesterday. they pulled off a 9-0 win in a wet, muddy water-logged football game. some say it wasn't very pretty. niners did it with three field goals and kept wash off the board. the game ended with a nick bosa sack and one last big slide in the mud. jimmy g. said the weather brought back some good memories for the team. >> we would play in the rain all of the time in football but i haven't had one on the grass like this all of the time. it is fun. you know you are soaking wet and you'll have a good time. >> like little boys.

you will notice the wind at this time. 40 mile-per-hour augustine town is enough to break branches offainly northbay and east bay. as far as the mountains go if we topped out with the dust in the 70s. the last event. this one has potential for dust in the 80s. that is why we are making a bigger deal out of this one. that also does match that notorious wind event in october 2017. it is similar timing. a similar set up in the atmosphere. the vector low is pretty much what we had for that event. the rest of your seven day. we cool down going into next week. nobody is looking at that. we will keep a close eye on the winds. much more throughout the evening. >>> a real heartbreaking discovery in san jose. workers at a recycling facility found the body of an infant among the debris on a conveyor belt. this happened shortly before 4 am. at the green waste recovery on charles street>>> still trying to determine in fact how old the baby was if it was stillborn. if it was a couple hours old. we know that the child was deceased for a while. we are not able to determine gender race or anything at t

mount saint helene augustine 28 miles an hour. mill peak 13 miles an hour. and out to the east bay that oakland north observation to the oakland hills has been gusty all day long. right now 37 miles per hour. you step outside for a couple minutes it is very dry. single digit relative humidity right around 5-8. it is still very dry this afternoon. the winds will gradually subside and it looks like into the weekend talking about a little of a cooling trend. we will have more on that forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> dates senator scott weiner from san francisco is proposing bill to restrict power shut off. in a tweet he said it is hard to overstate the impact of the rolling blackouts. his bill was set their standards for when utilities can cut our and it would impose hourly fines on utilities during planned blackouts and prevent them from charging customers for service during power shut off. the legislature is expected to hold hearings in january. >>> morgan hill's police have arrested two people for burglarizing cars in an area affected by the power shut

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tomorrow, napa valley vitner in san francisco residents augustine junior will be sentenced. he pleaded guilty to helping his daughter cheat on her sct test and also allegedly falsified a water polo profile to get into usc. >>> the university of california considering dropping the sct score requirement. the la times is reporting the standardized tests are seen as an admission barrier to students who don't do well on exams. research shows scores are highly influenced by family income, race and the parents. experts say the uc decision will likely influence other universities and also the testing industry itself. the task force is reviewing the test score requirement ed to ha next year.in lanes remain closed northbound on highway 101 in san francisco after candlestick point after this deadly crash. we take you to the scene and get a look at the traffic that's backed up and the investigation into what happened. >>> harsh words from president trump about san francisco and nancy pelosi but he did not stop there. what he said about san francisco being targeted on the epa. >>> a car

we still need three mile-per- hour augustine san francisco. 24 mile per hour in oakland. that is a noticeable wind. it wasn't strong enough for these locations to be included in the wind advisory. this is the way the forecast had things outline. that me show you how this played out. it is one thing to put the numbers up there. the map will give more perspective. this is where we were last night. the brunt of the colors show with the trouble spots are. the central valley got hit hard. the bay area had to be in the mountains to hit those intense gus. the top number i showed you the mount st. helena reading is up here. at the head of napa valley. 77 mile-per-hour. petaluma the strongest the winds got was 16 mile-per-hour. we can do the same thing for the east bay hills. mount diablo sits up here. 75 mile per hour. down the hill concorde 25 mile per hour. that actually happened early this afternoon. once we got into the late morning early afternoon some of the wins. that is when we noticed some desperate as far as the current wins. much more manageable. no more red flag warni

augustine junior admitted to paying $50,000 to rip a singer, the mastermind of the college admissions conspiracy. he also agreed to pay $250,000 to get his daughter accepted into usc as a recruit for water polo. he is arguing he should get leniency because his daughter was not accepted because of his arrest in the case and did not take a spot from another student . >>> derrick almena, the defendant the center of big o show warehouse fire trial will be back in court this morning. a month ago the creative director max harris was found not guilty for the 2016 buyer but the jury cannot agree on a verdict for almena. the da could either retry almena, reach a plea deal with him or dismiss the case altogether. ktvu will be in the courtroom this morning for that decision . >>> a woman accused of running down and killing a man in cupertino is due in court today. the arraignment for 50-year-old mireya orta is postponed because of logistical problems. investigators n at rancho san antonio county park on tuesday then drove back and forth over his body several times. tried to ram another man with

the same in the meantime however we're still a consumer and dump nation republic landfill manager augustine marino says he wants to residents know just one thing. ringback as the one that works in trash for a living and you hear the concerns of the citizens and yes what you have to say to them this is not a dog you know you hear that we're very often and for us you know that that we work here every day it's not fair to call this a dog this is a mother and son a very down field we take pride in what we do here these residents say they just wish they were doing it somewhere else so this is not a day i'm just waiting for my vehicle i'm fighting for the end. nobody's going to get is going to be the. mountains of trash piled high as the eye can see at this landfill just outside san francisco but inside this mass scientists see potential some of this waste is organic about 40 percent of landfill waste nationwide is from food that's waste that doesn't have to be there innovators are tackling that waste a program that takes food from restaurants and farms in the area turns that waste into energy an

but as christians, we should to drawke augustine, the threat away from the flock and not be vulnerable. the standard has never been for ordinary people to seek out martyrdom unless they absolutely have to. like are using words crisis, unprecedented, martyrdom. when you use a word like martyrdom, it should mean martyrdom. what we usually mean is severe social sanction or peer pressure. we mean possibly the loss of a job. when i was in law school, one of the tactics the radical illiberal leftists would use at harvard, if you really take them off, some of the -- really ticked them off, some of them would call the employer you were about to work for and say you are a racist or homophobe. they would put pictures of federalist society members, they would take pictures and they would literally take a picture member,eralist society , and his face on gay porn put it all over campus. one of the things i realized, i don't even want to call it courage because there is courage when people risk their lives for a value, but we have to have a sense of bravery and pluck that says i won't be silenced. t

emissions scandal to 5 5 months in prison, 53 year-old augustine who naia's plea pleaded guilty fridaypaying $50,000 to cheat on his daughter's s a t exam, the san francisco man is a former prominent winemaker in napa he also admitted to paying $250,000 in bribes to get his daughter into the university of southern california. huhne a this is the 5th pick and sentenced in the scandal. his is the longest sentence received so far. and this week governor gavin newsom signed a law. plates to sign endorsement deals and that capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains several states are already pushing to make the same move. >>it's not just a legal question form bigger threat to the nc is the public feels very very strongly. rules and regulations are wrong they're just they're not sustained. >>governor gavin newsome noting a big change should be expected from the nc double a after he signed california's fair pay to play at the law allows college athletes to sign endorsement deals beginning in 2023. week lawmakers from washington to florida say they're either already pushing or plan to prop

carly augustine. on the other hand was way behind their competitors as well as their own deadlines. the engines were still the big problem too weak to unreliable and too many 30 of them in the 1st stage alone. there was no one over we knew that using so many engines would make the whole thing unreliable for sure so when you got stuck but we had no other solution at the time . last year we lack the necessary technical and experimental know how we simply did not have the necessary resources. you know if you saw. it's not just the moon rocket that was causing problems they hadn't even started thinking about the moon capsule. there weren't even any models of it it was only on paper. but carl you have remained optimistic. and walked the creditor didn't. he was able to motivate his employees. he could appear at the plant in the middle of the night and say. we have to work we have to be the 1st and i saw that the boss was with him. and so they worked hard and put their heart and soul into it. he was able to inspire and organize large collectives . he always knew what he wanted and how to a

go back and read saint augustine in 400 a.d. he was obsessed with trying to figure out what is genesis really telling us about origins? of 24-hour days is absolutely unjustified based upon the original language and the way in which the au genesis one and two stories would have interpreted it. somehow we, particularly in the united states, er the course of the last 150 years, have taken something that clearly was written in a way that had a lot of ambiguity and insisted that it had just one possible interpretation. so, yeah, i wrote a book about a lot of this sort pe, because , there really has never been one between what i know as a scientis where if you're going to asked me a question about nature, science is going to be the way to get the answer, but also somebody who is interested in questions science can't answer, like is there a god and why am i here? david: so today, what kind of recommendation would you make toyoung people about what t should do with their careers? and have you ever thought, given your brainpower, that yo

napa winemaker augustine -- is the first local parent in the case to be sentenced. he received the longest sentence so far. abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has been covering the scandal since it broke. >> of all the parents charged, he faced the longest recommended sentence at 15 months in prison. he'll serve a third of that. sentencing to five months in prison for his role in the college admissions scandal. it's the longest sentence a parent involved has received so far. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. federal prosecutors say he agreed to pay rick singer, the mastermind behind the scandal $300,000. the money disguised as donations to singer's foundation was to participate in the college recruitment scheme. part of the bribe was for his daughter to be recruited as a usc water poef low player, a sport she didn't actually play competitively. ult maley, he was arrested before he could make a final $200,000 payment. they had asked for leniency because his daughter wasn't admitted to usc. in a recorded conve

augustine admitted to paying $50,000 to rick singer the mastermind of the nationwide college admissionsiracy. he alleged to pay $250,000 to get his daughter accepted into usc as a recruit for water polo along with incarceration, he has been ordered to pay a $100,000 fine and serve 500 hours of community service. >>> governor gavin newsom signed a trio of laws related to college admissions. he announced today he signed laws tightening rules on colleges who admit students who don't meet eligibility requirements and work our wirings to tell the legislature if they get preferential treatment. >>> cracking down on videos online. california band within 60 days of the election. >>> violence escalating in hong kong. a teenager wanted. >>> another teenager has been wounded by gunfire in hong kong as pro-democracy protest escalate despite police efforts to crack down. hong kong police say an undercover police officer was attacked by demonstrators. they say at that point he opened fire in self-defense. he scrambled for his gun which he dropped during the melee. video from a hong kong media company

augustine jr.ence so far. 5 months and a $100,000 fine. >>> the third largest school district and the chicago's teacher union have agreed to reach a new contract deal. issues that include pay benefits as well as class size and teacher preparation time. . >> we want social workers. we want nurses. we need clinicians in the school. >> the district cancelled classes for today but is keeping campuses open with non union employees. for students who need a safe place to stay, about 20 fief,000 teachers are expected to take part in the work stoppage and hit those picket lines. last major strike was back in 2012. >>> happening today the 30th anniversary of the lomapriada earthquake. >> the 6.9 magnitude quake was centered in the santa cruz hills. fire damage was widespread in parts of the bay bridge and the notice freeway. now the anniversary is a yearly reminder for the big u. one lunching the first statewide system today. >> it's an app called my shake and could give users valuable warning before the qua

five months, augustine was given the prison sentence, find hundred thousand dollars for pleading guilty in may two pleading guilty to committed fraud. he inflated his daughter's s.a.t. scores and $250,000 to get her into usc. that is a coded water polo recruit. prosecutors wanted 15 months in jail while his attorneys argued for two. they say he has left his wine business because he cannot hold an alcoholic beverage license as a recently convicted felon. >>> governor gavin newsom signed three bills into law addressing the college admissions process. they tadmit students who don't meet eligibility requirements. another law prevents people who are found guilty in admission scandal from receiving certain tax benefits. >> a new development in the connection to the controral at washington high school. a group of former students now school suing the school district in an effort to save the artwork. the alumni association says the district voted to cover up the mural but failed to conduct an environmental review that is required by state law. the 1936 mural shows images of slavery, white settle

. >>> augustine hunia is scheduled to be sentenced today in the college admission scandal. he faces 15 months. his attorneys asked for a two-month sense, about half as long as the sentence given to two other parents last week. he paid $300,000 to help his daughter cheat on her s.a.t. and falsify a water polo profile. however she was not accepted into usc because of his arrest. >>> new details this morning as pg&e scrambles to pay wildfire victims. its bankruptcy case is getting pricey. attorney fees topped the 1$140 million mark since filing the bankruptcy plan at the start of this year. one consumer group says pg&e has failed to compensate many fire victims. >>> it's a critical part of mission at abc7 news to building a better bay area. this morning a south bay community is rethinking plans on solving homelessness. a meeting last night gave santa clara a chance to figure out what's working and what's not. one woman is finding herself on the cusp of homelessness. she's having to sacrifice treatment and more to stay off the treats. >> i'm not taking my asthma medication, i c

augustine pleaded guilty to paying $50,000. get his daughter's s a t exam tweet to cheat on it when a us also agreed to pay $250,000 in bribes to get his daughter into usc his daughter's admission has since been rescinded in a us is the 5th parents sentenced in that scandal. it's the longest sentence apparent involved in the scandal has received so far. actress felicity huffman got a 14 day prison sentence for taking part. governor newsom signed a trio of laws today targeting college admissions following that admissions scandal. the new laws tighten rules on when colleges can admit students who don't meet eligibility requirements. and require schools to tell the legislature if they get any preferential treatment. he also signed a law to prevent people who are found guilty in the scandal from receiving certain tax benefits. california moves for and with its new law allowing college athletes to sign endorsement deal several other states are now pushing. >>to make the same exact moved four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala e

>>augustine he knew as he pleaded guilty in may to conspiracy to commit mail fraud me admitted to paying the mastermind behind the scandal, rick singer $50,000, there's rick singer there. $50,000 to cheat on the s a t for his daughter me also agreed to pay $250,000 to get his daughter accepted to usc as a water polo player when she was not a player. a will be the 5th parent to be sentenced in the scandal with the most prominent so far felicity huffman in the span gunman is on the run after 2 people were killed and another hurt in richmond this morning we're learning more about one of the victims. the shell the neat maharaja kron four's dan thorn sat down with his family and has their heartbreaking reaction. heartbroken to learn. >>one of their own was shot and killed the family of any maharaj identifying the 32 year-old as one of 2 people who were gunned down and has been avenue in richmond, a 3rd shooting victim had to be life flighted to the hospital. the shocking. >>never happen in a family. first time has happened. >>my horizons on goal says his nephew was hanging out with friends in

it is franklin county and augustine county. it was supposed to be a short book. the idea was to put the story of the civil war to a human scale in a way that students could read it. the idea was that we would include all the people in the counties, black and white, soldier and civilian, women and men and to integrate all this history in its different parts, military history, political history, social history. it was intended to tell the full story of the war from its outbreak, before its outbreak in 1859, it's fighting, and its consequences. i don't think just stacking up different chapters. here is the chapter about women. here is the chapter about black people. here is the chapter about politics. actually explains the way those things work together. i chose the great valley because that gave a natural channel for the war. it meant the people who had so , to their great surprise, found themselves killing each other six months after an election. how could that happen? i imagined i could do that in one book for two reasons. i really did not know much about the ame

joining me now to break it all down, chief economics commentator at the wall st urnal and also john augustine. what do you think markets are taking away from all of the conflicting headlines? >> the one thing we noticed today is there is still some rotation 3 m, best performer in the dow, procter & gamble, worst performer, so still in our view some semblance of belief that we get phase one. >> like those are relatively encouraging signs. would you kind of keep moving in that direction, does it matter what the fed does in this case for you? >> yes, fed still has the most expensive money in town let's say to give it a phre and we think that they will still cut end of october, mu we'but we're watching earnings. >> and we'll circle back to that in a moment. greg, let me ask you about the fed. there is a binary thing whereas the trade talks get worse, people price in more fed rate cuts and vice versa. so if we have a relatively can good feeling about this trade deal, does that mean we should not expect a cut this month or fewer cuts going forward >> the fed is not watching the trade talks per se t

dad spent a lot of time on augustine national golf park. he said he knew it like the back of his hand which i thought was cool because i went to medical school in agusta. they were in front of me in the cabin. in 1961, john f. kennedy became the 35th president and of president kennedy he said, i think he was the a penny of charisma. i don't believe we use that word very much in those days but i think if anybody had it, he had it. he was energetic and it was a pleasure to work around him. the asians really liked president kennedy, he was polite and nice and had a nice sense of humor. they really liked him. again, the inaugural parade, open cars, people hanging out the windows, the viewing stand, they are right there. this is the first and second family right there. my father was originally assigned to the kennedy detail. but then when kennedy sent lbj around the world, literally around the world, he needed a secret service detail. at the time, it was by law, by the vice president's request only and a lot of them declined the protection, with

bill augustine writes, "results of the delusion of hearsay reporting that looks more like a game of telephoneous journalism." i want to bring in to academies, national correspondent. was a response to that description? >> i would say that's how much of the reporting washington goes on. not only on the hill for this impeachment proceeding, but from the white house every day. reporters are asked to give him background calls, congressional officials, with the white house, with campaigns, and it's always an agreement but the sources on those calls are granted anonymity. this is how a lot of the information gets transferred, just today we had reports based on anonymity that the transcript from this ukrainian phone call with the president, that words from the transcript were left out. those are based on anonymous sources. this is how washington works in a lot of ways, because a lot of the sources don't want to be held accountable, in case there is political blowback. >> harris: what's fascinating about that, we are hearing that some of that has come from these behind-closed-doors interviews, or dep

augustine when a us pleaded guilty in may to conspiracy to commit mail fraud. he also admitted to paying the mastermind behind the scandal, rick singer, $50,000 to cheat on the s a t for his daughter and he also agreed to pay $250,000 to get his daughter accepted to usc as a water polo player. even though she never played the sport and us will be the 5th parent now to be sentenced in this scandal. in the span a gunman still on the loose this morning despite killing 2 people and injuring another person enrichment the shooting happened yesterday afternoon a long as men avenue. >>you can see just devastated family members police found 3 men shot when they arrived 2 died, human remains in the hospital one of the victims right there, he's been identified as 30 32 year-old michelle, the neat maharaj police say he was sitting in his car with his friends when somebody came up and shot and killed them. >>he was a nice person pretty calm. you know never into a fight with anybody. the shocking. never happen in a family. >>police so far this morning despite working at the

the big system here, the northeastern, their augustine massachusetts between 75 and 90 miles per hour . new york and long island gusts at 83. cape cod had guests of 90. there's been some very heavy rain. it's lifting out and lifting northeast but it's going to be very cool coming in behind that with temperatures in the 40s. buffalo, 43. and windy conditions will be very prevalent throughout much of the game tonight. it looks like they will play but it will not be warm. a weak system for us. only a couple 100s. most of the rain was well to the north. drizzle is moving south but i think we are about done. the winds will pick up this afternoon. a little bit of light ran in n francisco, .01. mount diablo, .06. 60s and 70s today. 65 and 57 for the city. 13 100s of rain. the average is just shy of 70 with a low of 53. the record is 93 and 1988 and 47 in 1892. because of the systems coming out of the gulf of alaska it's generated a large swell. a high surf advisory is out with ways 10-20 feet from today into tomorrow. he blows in the gulf of a mass of alaska taking aim toward the pacific nor

he can say too be courageous but as christian leaders we have to think the way it augustine did which is the commentary on matthew he said when the flock is under threat the bishop is to drive us right away so the bishop is to martyr himself but we shouldn't expect ordinary christians to become a martyr. that never been a standard for martyrdom. we should create instead conditions in which they feel safe to share the gospel with others in right now we are confronting the power of capital capitol. if it's effective and people are showing up there's a deep strand of conforming. christian leaders have the privilege to speak outul and not get into trouble we should think likeke augustus. he tried toe drop the threat awy from the flock and not leave them vulnerable. the standard has never been for dairy people to seek out modernism unless they have fully have to. >> we are defining these in using words like unprecedented and martyrdom. these are words with media -- meaning and money using words like martyrdom what we actually mean off than he is social sanction or peer pressure. possibly a

augustine who ne us he pleaded guilty in may to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and admitted to payingt there, $50,000 to cheat on the us side as he's me on the s a t for his daughter. he also agreed to pay $250,000 to get his daughter accepted to usc as a water polo player. huhne a us will be the 5th parent to be sentenced in this scandal. in the north bay, a man suffered second and third-degree burns after trying to put out a fire caused by a cigarette he threw away. it happened thursday morning at schellenberg shellenberger park. police say robert evans was illegally camping along the petaluma river the flames from the brush fire burned his lay eggs hands and face but evans he didn't immediately call 911 police have not arrested him so far but say that's still a possibility. the fire burn and before it was finally put out burned about 2 acres. a woman who tried to kidnap a 4 year-old boy near a school in vacarille is waking up this morning in jail police say eileen car to go there. she is right there approach the child who was with his father and sister near the school area she took

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you can say be courageous but as christian leaders we have to think the way saint augustine did. in his commentary on matthew when he says when the flock is under threat, the bishop draws the threat away. we should not expect the ordinary christian to become a marder and that has never been the standard for martyrdoms, right? we should create conditions in which they feel safe to share the gospel with others, and right now means confronting the power of woke capital. it isple are shutting up, doing something. there is a deep strand of come formnformism. we should not have christian leaders that can speak out and not get into trouble -- try to draw the threat away from the flock. be more courageous. the standard has never been for our nerve seek out martyrdoms unless they absolutely have to. we're defining these and using words like crisis, like martyrdoms. these are words with meaning. and, when you use a word tyrdom.r possibly a loss of a job. when i was in law school, one of the tactics that some of the radical left us with use of harvard law school is when you spoke out in cla

i go back to a report that augustine did many years ago. where he said unmanned flight could provide us with a great deal of research data and space results, whether it's commodities or whatever and human spaceflight. when you add humans into the mix it's much more expensive. i'm wondering whether you have read the report and whether you believe that to be outdated and my primary question is, how is the date of 2024 chosen as a starting period? >> great questions. there's two things to 2024 date and a number of things have changed. number one, when we came out with the date in 2028 that was with budget not changing significantly with inflation. where there were people people in congress and members of the administration that said 2028 is ten years. programs that last ten years obviously historically, that has been the history of nasa going back to the space exploration in the 1990s and the space exploration and early 2000s. here we are in this is going to be, how do we retire as much risk as possible for success? the answer was we needed to

i go back to a report that norm augustine did many years ago. he said unmanned flight could provide us with a great deal of space resultsand whether it's commodities or whatever, than human spaceflight. when you add humans into the mix, it's much more expensive. i'm wondering whether you have read the report and whether you believe that to be outdated and my primary question is, how is the date of 2024 chosen as a start? mr. bridenstine: great questions. anre's two things with the -- with the 2024 date, and a number of things have changed. number one, when we came out 2024, it is not anything in the budget changing significantly with inflation. people in congress and members of the administration, 10 years, historically, things get cut. that has been the history of nasa going back to the space exploration in the 1990s and the space exploration and early 2000s. how are we going to retire as much risk as possible to ensure success? the answer is to go faster. if you're going to go faster, then the next question was where do we get the money? scien