, old stone balcony, five stories up. they get mere at quarter to 1:00 this morning woman out in her unaware out there waiting for somebody to save her life. another guy see this lad nerve in this window, screaming for help, they get him down these ladders, these ladders, instantly colted when ice, guys are going up the ladder to grab people, other guys are going up in ladders with hoses other guys going up the stairwell. there is a back olds time fire escape in the back, going everywhere in this building, 20 some people, they rescued out of this building. here is the fire chief tom o'donnell talking about what they face in terms of the human condition here. >> getting multiple reports there was rescues done from inside the building by firefighters outside crews had their hands full when they first got here. we think they had 30 apartments in here. we go through with the police with the help of norristown police department identified all residents had been accounted for. >> i'll show you some video now, one of the first f

marijuana cookie containing more than six servings of thc and jumped to his death off of a hotel balcony. sharp increase from previous years of marijuana ingestion and the state poison control center got records from 60 adults too. the string of incidents has called for banning of edibles. >> the influctuate of marijuana industry. >> one of the largest edibles manufacturing in colorado. >> what went through your mind when that suggestion came forward saying maybe we should bafn allban all edibles? >> the knee jerk reaction would be, holy mackerel. 750 million industry. the state of colorado is profiting immensely off of this. >> why does it have to look like a candy? could it look like something not april tideappetizing to a child? >> it's not requiring a product to look in any form or fashion. i.t. just last the right for edibles to exist. >> forcing some off the shelves. >> yes we lost about 30% of our product line to this new set of emergency rules. >> edibles are not the only form of potent marijuana to catch the state by surprise. cannabis concentrates, also known as dabs are one of

to be significant the sun is a limited i know if they consider the 5 foot set back and develop a balcony large opening doors they'll find that much more fundamental i've lived in the neighbor for thirty years and never seen neighbors on the decks i hope the developers will looked at this opposing to a roof deck and reduce the impacts on the backyard and neighbors basically that's what i wanted to say. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> okay. seeing none project sponsor you have 10 minutes. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners i'm david silverman working with the sponsors justin and julie onion they're proposed renovation they need more space for their family this is an owner occupied dwelling despite the allocations made by the speakers this is a modest edition 10 feet below the 40 feet or thirty foot building consisting consistent with the neighborhood the rear extension it less than 2 feet from the existing upper story it has a side set back in the rear it's noticed it t in the dr report it has not met anything extraordinary we ask you not

there is quoit a few people on the balconies and looking out as well. i spoke to it people on my side of the corridors and they heard shots as well. i am scared a couple of hours ago, i was walking in the same place as where the synagogue is. >> is it a busy area? >> yeah, it is really business and there is a lot of night life in the upper block and now there is no person talking now. >> can you see the helicopter? >> the helicopter is gone now. that was circling around a lot. and police dogs. yeah, i am not sure what is happening on the other side. i have seen pictures and that looks hectic. that is the main street and where i am now is a back road of the hotel. and yeah, it is like amazing. >> has anybody in the hotel had a word with you to tell you what is going on and message passed on from the police. >> i think they are told to stay in. where were you earlier? >> they were working earlier and i can hear people having drinks. i am on the sixth floor. there are people who don't know what is going on because they are in the bar, yeah. i am staying in

>> hanging off the balcony. >> really dangerous.his guy, he's not a young fellow. >> the ladders swinging around and moving. at that point you don't care just get me out of here. thankfully i'm happy to report everybody got out safe. >> amazing. >> this next video shows how dangerous firefighting can be for the firefighters. this building that they were called to the home there were people inside. a small child was rescued from the building treated for smoke inhalation. but that wasn't the most treacherous part for the firefighters. watch what happens once the fire spreads throughout the house. it compromises the integrity of the roof and in a situation that i've never seen before in fire videos the firefighters try to prop up this overhang with their pipes, there's one firefightering inside the house. one goes inside the door there. watch . >> oh! >> wow! >> oh my god! >> watch the firefighter come out the front door as that collapses around him. >> oh my gosh! >> if it wasn't for his colleagues holding that up it could have crashe

when he is killed on the balcony he believes and bias believing everything and everybody has turned on him. the cosmos has shifted against him. five decades later martin was right and everybody else was wrong but that is not the way he got about it. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> michael shermer is a founding journalist for skeptic magazine. he discusses how science has influence the way we think about human rights democracy freedom, education and prosperity. this program is next on booktv. >> welcome to takeda institute. i and the executive vice president of the institute and is my honor to be able to introduce and moderate this program. we hear a lot of these days, the past few decades about moral decline and america, moral decline and the world. covers a lot of areas. not clear that those are always the most relevant areas to what we might consider public morality. bill bennett made a career out of talking about moral decline. lots of radio talk shows have that as the common theme. most days there is an opera in the washington times decrying moral

. >> i saw the first floor balcony or the second-floor balconies line up and the third floor balconiesine up. and i went to the roof line. and all of a sudden the roof jumps up eight feet. then it dawned on me, the building has collapsed and a whole floor is pancaked. that kind of hit me like a ton of bricks. >> henry starts to do the math in his head. 50 apartments on the first floor and in a worst-case scenario he thinks there could be 100 people trapped. his mind races knowing he's about to become part of a tremendous rescue effort. and at the parking deck, their attempt to save one man is moving along slowly. firefighter ray lavalle continues to talk to the victim and is able to get him an oxygen mask, but now nearly four hours into the ordeal, salvador pena is losing hope. >> as more time wore on, it was more like come down and pray with me, come down and cry with me. we were never able to give him anything for his pain, so that was always there. that was bad. >> but rescuers are making progress. and by now the operation at the apartment complex is in full swing. mike henry has be

evidently if you really want to look at someone's adjacent property and that's not the way the small balconies function they're like a catwalk like so it's for the nearness of the blatantly the intrusion into the rear yard is really on overhang not on the ground floor where you see the flow of the open space and green so it's a slither condition i gave this a lot of thought and sympathetic to the neighborhood coming forward but don't quite see that. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to not take dr commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards chairperson wu and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and zoning administrator what say you. >> on the variance close the public hearing and b be glad to grant the discretionary review. >> the last item is gem i have no speaker cards. >> seeing none general public comment is closed. and the meeting is adjourned to be. >> hi, i'm average i'm a personal analyst that the human resources examining and recruitment unit and suffix i started my career as

it consists of campaign from a balcony or window into a pile of snow down below. as we can see, the challenge has brought on daredevils. the higher the better. they plunge from the second or third floor. showing off impressive moves. the social network is finding it funny but the local authorities aren't amused. with the boston blizzard challenge vehicles emerging online, the mayor decided to take action. he had a press conference urging people to stop the snow jumping describing it as stupid and dangerous. some has responded by saying the mayor is actually partly responsible for this new craze. his twitter page said it would not be so popular if the local authorities had been clearing up the snow that have a chelated across the city over the past few weeks. the ecuadorian president is intent on stopping memes on social media. he has publicly attacked facebook pages, saying they are paid by the opposition that poke fun and discredit the government. by challenging the peace he has boosted the popularity and campaigning for freedom of expression is gaining momentum.

there, one of the 21 people saved out of here, it was a woman made it out to that balcony.y climb up that ladder and then safely brought her down, five stories on an ice-covered ladder step-by-step. and now as we pan over to the left, you can see smoke coming from what's left of the back of the building, gave you a sense about how far back this thing went before most of it collapsed in on itself, after everybody got out of here safely. among the people we've been able to get a word with is the former judge card well hughes rene card well hughes telling us as the head of the red cross what a great job the people that her staff works with almost on a daily basis and that is practically every firefighter out here in montgomery county. >> steve keeley live for just norristown, very loud scene there, of course, and very active one at that. we'll get back to steve just a minute. meanwhile still ahead mother kicked off for a sarcastic comment. yes, a sarcastic comment got her kick off after flight with her baby. we'll let you know what happened. >> and making headlines around the

the wealthy they'll come back with the balcony as a solid wall and some days they'll say it's set back but only confusion audience the query to my question is no. >> no. >> and one other question why part of the difficulty i see here is that you have concerned about the light this is going intoxicate taken from your property but and you want modifications to what the planning commission and others have already said is a very small sort of remodel to an already existing small house and so how do you balance your rights to light versus smojdz right to more space to raise a family. >> the way the code does and the way we did you balance it is a right to light and privacy and open space and those noah valley glen park are small you make better use of the space they're small houses. >> this isn't i don't think a big adjustment according to the transcript that i read from the - arrest the size. >> let me finish my question. >> i'm sorry. >> that's outlook i think i have my answer. >> that's fine. >> couldn't that be duplicate by doing it forward to more cost-efficient alternatives like putti

that is, if we went downtown to the movies, we had to sit in the balcony in the closed section. if we went to a place to eat, we may or may not -- and probably not -- will not get served. what happened at will words they enjoyed sell your snacks but you had to stand up at the end of the room -- woolworth's, they enjoyed selling you snacks but you had to stand up at the end of the room. in some places you were not welcome whether you had the money or not. basically it was life and apartheid. it was life that was secret and segregated and second-class citizenship. when people begin to think the same way and somebody else begins to think the same way and ideas take off for reasons that nobody quite understands. i think it was time. you know, people were fed up and sick and tired of being sick and tired, of being second-class citizens, and so they all had that same kind of sense, it is time to do something. dr. king came to bennett college and spoke in 1958. there were things going on, school desegregation, which was a big deal in america in 1954, 1955, the supreme court decision. a

but levi thamba ate a multitude at once, overdosed and jumped from a balcony.s. >> there is a level of responsibility a consumer takes on when they buy this product. they have to start talking to their kids about the fact that it exists in the world. no different than talking to your kids about alcohol. >> as pot use spreads more likely new laws to come. barry petersen, den denver. >> rain why is it so dirty? one theory blames a volume volcano in sighsiberia that erupted last month. up next, his life has never been the same but today it may be better than ever. hing? it sounds made up. mucinex fast max night time for multi-symptom relief. breathe easy. sleep easy. let's end this. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me. hey! and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get enough of from food alone. centrum. for the most important

standing on the hotel balcony, ranking about what - it's not a finance story, it's a social and psychologicalolution that has begun, and will not stop. >> there's an old saying that goes if you owe the bank a little money and can't pay, you are in trouble. if you owe a lot and can't pay, the bank is in trouble. europe, in this case is part bank, part hotel california. greece knows that it can never really leave, making the two sides more partners than adversaries. but in journalism, conflict sells, and news outlets fear if they tone down the conflict angle they have been playing up, circulation and ratings may decline, and the insolvency story media looks at might be their own >>> our viewers on the way the greek story is being reported outside the country, on "the download." >> the affect of the victory of syriza on the mainstream media was shocking. the main news outlets in the european countries have adopted an attitude from cold indifference. many journalists have their own spin about the crisis, that can be resumed as follows. there's no austerity. >> there's a lock of context. if greece

. >> aakash aggarwal can see the building boom from his balcony in delhi. the real estate agent is bang in the middle of the money laundering scandal. a house purchase always involves cash in hand to evade taxes, so called black money as opposed to so-called white money. >> when someone buys a property part of the purchase price is always in cash. >> whatever the total price is there, out of the total construction price you need to pay some portion of the premium in cash and some of the portion to conclude the deal. >> aakash aggarwal cannot avoid being dragged into the system. he says the problem involves the whole sector. >> i think the people who have lots of cash are the black money from different stores is that different sources. all black money over here. >> shri damodaran is looking to buy a modern apartment. but prices are rising and cash in hand is a must. this is a considerable problem for the employee because it's difficult for him to built up a sizeable amount of cash. >> the average working person who earns money on a monthly basis or keeps the

you have the exact elevations you'll have your measure to the roof deck and have the railing on the balconytay beyond that that's the way it's done in other situations. >> fairly - somewhat complicated to achieve probably the preference to have clear set distance for the deck to be set back this is otherwise code complying deck and it's correct that the addition of this deck will not trigger a modification. >> i'm comfortable what is suggested making it more sizings to the massing the building and pull it away from all edges of the property. >> if it's set back 4 feet if the northeast and south foster from the south. >> that bay is 4 feet there's a bay that goes out 4 feet basically on the noreaga side so it you go 7 feats on the north side and 3 feet on the south side and 3 on the north side you're getting a pastor kelvin edwards, sr., the kelly charge of the united methodist church that's consistent with the footprint of the building not counting for the bay. >> i'll second it. >> commissioner hillis are you - okay. >> that was a 10 foot. >> 7. >> 7. >> 7. >> 7 - 37 on the east and 3 on t

feet and we're next door to another victorian our third story a set back 5 feet from the walk with a balcony and our lots are down sloping from the sidewalk to the backyard is 10 feet our yard is 10 feet lower than their yard so the impact is big the new how's house will reach half a length and an additional story on the dlaenld we'll lose the shade now those are pictures of how far the shade reaches that's past the house and two yards down in the winter. >> our precious morning light in the upstairs of our row house had been blocked by the penthouse and dribble across from our only skylight window clearly we don't need to turn on a light but if not bloblgd we've certainly no longer see sky and they'll have now skylights according another guidelines an attempt should be made to blend in with the neighborhood we asked for a set back from our fence that is allowed i was asked to sign a paper saying i won't further implement the process and ask for a further set back on the north side of 5 feet thoughts of deemed bargaining in bad faith and the fence line was resented and the plans were filed l

another woman on the fourth story balcony so the fire chief tells us this could have been even worse scenario, however again one person has died, a lot of people's vac waited not only at this residents but at a their by neighboring residents as well, lets take a listen. >> this fire as i mentioned, there was smoke. we had multiple reports of people trapped on all floor levels. there were rescues done by inside the building outside the main area tea advises, crews had their handful when they first got the here. >> you don't necessity where to start, they tell you you get out of your house. they told me to grab something i grabbed my purse and my medication, that is it. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: fire crews are working to extinguish the fire the once that is out the cause will begin. the fire crews believe it started in the basement and probably spread through the entire building by the trash or garbage shoot. that is still under investigation. they do know it was through the entire apartment building sends dozens of residents in the street. a lot of them are being held by

we never had people falling off of balconies, or ending up in emergency rooms with frank psychosis from too much marijuana. we haven't had people withdrawing from it. but now you're dealing with almost pure thc and putting that in candy. >> so far the numbers are small but the casualties may increase as the business grows and state authorities scramble to keep up. >> when we come back, what do scientists know about the health risks of marijuana? it turns out, not much. >> haven cocaine, thc mdna ecstasy, all of these are much >> 23 states and the district of columbia now allow marijuana use in some form. but as more and more states are going legal, astonishing about the effects of the drug and there is a reason for that. "america tonight's" jake ward with the story. >> aaron hind was 18 years old when he went to fight in iraq. >> some of the mortars came very close to the positions, couple of people in my company got killed. >> the traumas of war followed him home. >> i would be in a park and all of a sudden my brain would be wandering around, what would the scene be like if a big bomb

we never had people falling off of balconies, or ending up in emergency rooms with frank psychosis from too much marijuana. we haven't had people withdrawing from it. but now you're dealing with almost pure thc and putting that in candy. >> so far the numbers are small but the casualties may increase as the business grows and state authorities scramble to keep up. >> when we come back, what do scientists know about the health risks of marijuana? it turns out, not much. >> haven cocaine, thc mdna ecstasy, all of these are much >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> we're still here every night, just a little bit later. we're still taking a hard look at the most important issues out there to get you the answers you deserve. >> "real money with ali velshi" at its new time. 10:30 eastern. >> we're just doing it a little later every night. >> 23 states and the district of columbia now allow marijuana use in some form. but as more and more states are going legal, astonishing about the effects of the drug and there is a reason for that. "america tonight's" jake ward with the story. >> aaron h

. >> a teenage asylum seeker is recovering in an australian hospital after jumping from a balcony at an immigration rights center. a scathing report faced by children at immigration detention centers. andrew thomas reports. >> he now lives in sydney and is studying to be an accountant. but before he was given a visa, australian government held him in austere conditions. he coped in detention he says but saw other children who didn't. >> i saw kids who are hang, i saw kids who are cutting their hands. it is not something i could forget. we are damaging those kids. we are damageing mentally, and we are damaging physically. >> reporter: his experience is similar to many detailed in human rights report on immigrant children detained by australia's government. >> our findings are deeply shocking. we found that all the medical evidence confirmed that detention causes and compounds mental health disorders amongst children. >> more than a third of children detained require psychiatric support, there are allegations of sexual abuse against children many have self-harmed officials from austral

the french quarter on bourbon street, people honored tradition by throwing beaded necklaces from balconies. the goal down below is to collect as many as you can, a symbol of good fortune or, more simply, a sign of a successful carnival. >> you are watching "france 24." the french prime minister pushes through a controversial economic reform without a parliamentary vote. it sparks criticism that the government is too authoritarian. hundreds of government troops pull out of the key ukrainian town of debaltseve after pro-russian rebels storm in, breaking the three-day-old cease-fire. close to 40 killed in attacks in nigeria. the leader of boko haram says his group will do everything to make sure elections scheduled six weeks from now don't go ahead. time now for the day's business news with our business editor, stephen carroll. greece is going to formally request a temporary loan from its european partners. >> we are expecting the formal announcement from athens at any time now. the government spokesman said earlier that it will happen this wednesday. the word they are using is a "loan extens

i eventually woke up and i opened my balcony door. i'm actually on the 45th floor so i'm very close to the actual fire where it took place. matter of 100 feet or so. >> wow. >> yeah. it was over there. right in front of me. >> could you tell how much of the building was involved, how many floors, or how much of the building's circumference was affected? >> actually when i woke up it was only about two to three floors. but it really accelerated quite fast in a matter of 20 to 30 minutes, at most it reached i think like 15 floors above. so i was actually quite worried so actually myself and two more friends of mine we started to evacuate to leave the neighboring building. >> dubai is so famous for its incredibly tall skyscrapers and for the speed with which they've gone up in a very short number of years. in terms of this fire tonight, and you getting out and people in that building getting out, did it seem like there was an orderly well understood way that the authorities were handling this and keeping people safe? did it feel like the

always town crier he would stand on the courthouse balcony on return day two days after voting to announce how sussex county voted. >> police in new jersey need your help in identifying two armed robbers take a look at the video from luk oil on admiral wilson boulevard. the pair robbed a man on a bike at gun point. they were seen leaving in a neeson you ultima. if you recognize these men call police. >>> a bank robber may be on the run, but mri say he was caught on camera. investigators say this surveillance video shows michael taggart robbing a bank last tuesday, if you know his whereabouts call 911 immediately. >> a popular center city restaurant had to close it's door on the biggest night for lovers because of a broken pipe. it left love birds without reservations and the employees without tips and profits. the pipe broke inside the restaurant forcing it to shut down for the night. >> much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." new jersey roads and bridges are in disrepair, so are the funds designed to fix them. >> high winds makes for a massive pileup on a midwestern

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he overdosed and jumped to his death at a hotel balcony. people in the industry worked with state regulators and law enforcement to write the new laws. they see the rules as fixing one of the growing pains for making recreational marijuana legal here and in three other states. >> this only serves to show that this industry is a viable industry. it's working towards creating logical, sensible regulations so that we can be treated just like any other industry. >> reporter: if you smoke rijuana, the effects are almost instant. but with edibles, it can take up to two hours. that's why the new labeling warns you to just be patient. barry peterson, cbs news, denver denver. >>> yellow alert earlier today because of the wet weather. why the yellow alert now? >> now we're going to see very strong winds. we have a wind advisory in place till midnight tonight. we'll see gusts as high as 45 miles per hour for this afternoon. and that strong wind is going to bring in extremely cold air for tonight. so let's take a look how we're starting off. right now

we're told the water flooded apartments and caused icicles and slick spots on the balconies. it's taking calls for dozens of broken sprinkler systems and expected to deal with more in the next few days. >>> you can take part in the washington national cathedral annual pancake races. teams will compete there. it starts at 12:30 this afternoon. because of the snow the races will be held inside. it's a one of a kind event celebrating the british tradition of pancake day. marking the last day ahead of lent. >>> days after a food truck was stolen. it's been found a familiar place. somebody spotted the truck yesterday on pen belt place in forestville and called police. a place where another stolen food truck was found. it's covered in blue spray paint now. >>> stay with us. news 4 today begins at 5:00 a.m. >>> no matter where you look there is snow this morning. here is a side by side look at prince william county and prince george's county. snow covered roads all over the place. take it slowly out there this morning everybody. it is 5:00 a.m. good morning. >> welcome to news 4 tod

, repair of existing wood siding and windows, new architectural elements including windows, doors balcony, fence, patio floor, roof deck and painting for existing new surfaces and finally, 5, samples for the proposed new elements including wood decking at roof, patio flooring, new wood siding, 15 yirbs for guardrails, windows, doors and building colors. the department would like to make one clarification regarding the categorical exemption classification in the case report under the environmental review section on page 8. this should be class 1 for superior and exterior alterations and additions under 10000 square feet not class 32 for infill development projects. the project received 4 public inquiries on the project, including general questions about the plans, one letter of support from the telegraph hill dwellers planning and zoning committee, which is included in your packet, and two letters of concern both from neighbors john and teresa votruba the first letter of concern, which addresses the prior proposed project, is included in your packet and the second letter, which i have copi

from the upper floors, trying to get help to get out, a with man was standing on her fourth floor balcony a very dramatic scene here, of course the the cause will have investigators in this fire once it is out but fire chief says he does believe that the fire started in the basement and spread quickly throughout the rest of the building. the this is a chaotic scene in the only for resident here but for resident next door in neighboring apartments, lets take a listen. >> i cannot even imagine, there is ten people are owe that live in the building and going through the the whole building. i cannot imagine. i necessity how i'm feeling it has to be 50 times worse, hundred times worse. >> reporter: of course, the the cause will be up investigated fully once complete fire is extinguish. back out here on the scene you can see many fire fighters still here keeping an eye out on those hot spots. we are told at this point, some 21 people are displays budd that number could grow through time a lot of these people weren't even home at the time. red cross says some people were coming bank to this apar

>>> a pipe burst here at the benington apartment in silver spring today creating icicles on the balconiesfrom the break flooded out apartments on one side of the building. the building was later able to get the water turned off. montgomery county is handling dozens of frozen or broken sprinkler pipes and expects to deal with many more in the coming days. >>> it used to be just a social media thing, but now there's an organization called d.c. snowball fight association. they're hosting what they call a snowball fight tomorrow at is 11:00 on dupont circle. the deal is folks, you need to know this before you go down there, this is not snowball snow. but they're doing it at 11:00 tomorrow morning, so if you want to give it a shot go for it. >> what do you have to say? >> do it without gloves. >> brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> there you go. yes. it's that light. >> march madness coming up but not yet. in the meantime -- >> going to win it. >> those teams never pull it all the way out. >> march madness less than a month away. the university of virginia men's w

another woman standing on the outside of the fourth story balcony. so a scary situation for many people here and many people in this neighborhood, some neighboring apartments had to be evacuated as well take a listen. >> i'm worried about my cat, my cell even if charger and everything that we own, you know, you don't know what to do. they say get out of your house, you just go. they told me to grab something i grabbed my purse and my medication, that is it. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: back out here live on the scene the scene is still very active. we don't have a whole lieutenant of information about people injured this morning. we do know multiple people were taken to the hospital for injuries but we don't know the exact number. we don't know the the severity have of those injuries. that is all still developing at this time. fire fighters of course still remaining on the scene. we will see them going in and out of the building here once everything is under control this fire is extinguished and cause investigation will pick up from that. w

>> reporter: well, i just stepped down the corridor from that news conference onto this balcony.ve to say not a great deal has been said. what the executive director of the air safety council was saying was really outlining the nature of the investigation introducing investigators from both canada and france respectively the countries where the engines and the aircraft itself were manufactured. and saying that any country with involvement in the incident as well obviously the other main country involved is china because 31 of the people on board were from china. that they will have involvement in this investigation as well. so far no clear information as to exactly what has come from the black boxes. we were hoping to hear an initial appraisal of what those black boxes had told them about the cause of the accident. the big questions are about the port engine which appeared to not be functioning in those amazing dramatic images of the plane clipping the overpass and then tumbling in to the water. also questions as to whether the facility allowing the propeller to move and not act