so barney was running out of ammunition.it was pretty clear he was surrounded, or close to it at this point. so barney than orders his men to surrender and retreat. he orders them to leave him on the battlefield. one of his officer stays with him. most of the flagella men are able to escape act towards washington. -- flotilla men are able to escape towards washington. barney is left on the battlefield, and pretty soon he is found by the british shoulders, who run and get admiral cockburn. barney, over the course of the several previous months, had been the one american officer who had really offered strong resistance to the british. both cockburn and ross were impressed with him. ross comes up as well. they agree to pardon barney on the spot, meaning he wouldn't be officially held in british custody. he was out of the war this point. until he could be traded for another prisoner. the americans are now in full retreat back towards washington. the british owned the field at bladensburg. after several hours of combat. this is s

barney, by the summer of 1814, had been trapped further up river than the british. the british could use his presence in this river to more or less shield their movements towards the capital. and that is exactly what coburn recommends. and it's exactly what alexander cochrane, who is in charge of the entire fleet, agreed to do. on august 19, of 1814, the army lands in benedict, which is about halfway up the river from the bay towards washington. meanwhile, you have the other squadron underneath captain james gordon, sailing up the

barney was a serious problem for the brits. and his hands.e three huge problems. i am sorry to say, it was an american disaster. [laughter] >> thank you. steve? maybe you can read on the americans. >> i will see what i can do. peter did make a claim about baltimore being a defeat last night and my response to him was fairly simple. scoreboard. [laughter] was, the important point is the british did withdraw. the attack was turned away. as for bladensburg, that cannot be described as an american victory by any means. but, i am very glad we are doing this today and that there has been a dedication of the monument this morning, because i think we sometimes tend to make all these jokes about bladensburg, it is known as the bladensburg races, and we joke about the soldiers who fought here, how fast they were, and all that, but i have to think, these were primarily citizen soldiers. these were militia. they were not particularly well trained. they were not well equipped and they certainly were not well led. yet, they showed up. they were here. i wonder how many of us tod

you would think barney frank wasn't making mortgages for damn near all the land. you would think congress had nothing to do with community reinvestment act that turned mortgage longed its head. and the financial titanic on its way. you would almost think congress and presidents under both parties hadn't loosened standards to damn near a birth right. you would almost think the securities and exchange commission signed off on banks collateralizing the risky mortgages and selling them off to supposedly stupid investors who didn't know any better, just like you would almost forget when democrats were praising countrywide financial's angelo mozilo as a pioneer for bringing invest officer to the masses before he was a pariah for bringing them to too many of the masses. that was before they were calling them subprime loans and calling them loving loans. true. before countrywide started crumbling and the government started scrambling before it forced countrywide on bank of america hoping desperately that might calm things down. don't you find it a tad ironic that bank of

joining me now is msnbc contributor and former congressman barney frank. barney, here's wall street warning the super rich that this -- this kind of income inequality and extremes that we have now is not in their own long-term economic health. >> i'm very glad to see that. i do like to see a particular piece that comes from s&p, they've done a lot with this to make it up. you've just summarized the main thing. a very large part of the american economy is consumption. as you get income inequality, as the income of many, many americans is depressed, if it doesn't keep up with inflation, as almost all of the increase in growth goes to the rich people, the economy doesn't perform as well because the very rich, as much as they would like to spend it all, can't do it. there are only so many stories you can put on your mansion. there are only so many cars you can buy. the problem is, consumption is depressed. we shouldn't be surprised. we saw an example of this. a couple of years ago, we dealt with a tax issue and we raised taxes at the end of 2012. we forced the

frank barney mar armour made his way to sydney to campaign for votes to fijians abroad. will the election be fair. for g.m.s in exile in australia down it. >> i don't think it will be fair. as for free, it remains to be seen as to intimidation exercised by people collected with him. >> reporter: outside the venue for the rally, confusion. >> this is a public area. >> what happened. >> we are coming in. >> the meeting's organizers told the media where it was held, and when. >> it is one test of a free election. with protesters around journalists were barred. >> no media coverage. >> mr pm. >> two newspaper journalists were alud in. when the journalist were asked a question. they were asked to leave. >> this clarified. >> this man is giving me a move-on. >> he will be arrested, he has been given five warnings for this. >> inside, this footage was from a camera smuggled in. questions were from committed supporters, emerging enthusiastic. >> it was positive, and the thinks he'll do if elected is positive. >> it will be a landslide victory for him. >> reporter: why? >> becaus

you did an episode of the barney show. >> i did. >> seth: barney the dinosaur show.ify. when everyone, anyone finds out that i did "barney" they think that i mean as a child. but i was like 26. [ laughter ] i was a grown person. because it shoots in dallas. so it's a rite of passage. everybody does the barney show. they're the balloon man or the art teacher. i was a parent in a halloween episode. but it was the most surreal experience of my life. because you spend three days basically, on this set. it's all self-contained. and they just have cameras that sort of move around and film the dinosaurs. but my episode had, like, 50 extras. >> seth: you put in quotes like "they're not actual dinosaurs." [ laughter ] we'll talk about it later. anyway, so like 50 extras. >> we had 50 extras because it was a halloween episode. so it was lots and lots of kids. but in between takes, obviously the actors will take their dinosaur head -- they take their teeth out and they take their heads off. to breathe and like talk, and smoke cigarettes and stuff. [ laughter ] but they weren't

then finally some people came over and pulled me in. >> doctors call barney an incredibly brave little suffered three bites on his leg, back side and chest, along with several scratches. >> he's got about 30 different teeth marks of varying degrees, and several that are probably the scratch marks. >> his dad said his son's close encounter should serve as warning for parents? we live in florida, water everywhere, we can get comfortable thinking, you know, it is safe. but gators, they can be in a retention pond it, can be a lake, we just always have to be aware of our surroundings. >> as for barney, he, too, has a warning for other children. >> don't go swimming in that lake. >> in orange county, fox news. >>> and as caitlin mentioned earlier tonight, well, you want to keep your eyes to the skies tomorrow night. another super moon is set to make appearance above. the moon will be reaching its closest position to the earth since the start of this year. researchers say it should be the most visible moon siting in 2014. the super moon is said to be 31,000 miles closer to earth than other fu

barney's will have to pay $525,000 in costs, fees and penalties.ew york's attorney general is also ordering barney's to hire an anti-profiling consultant and adopt a new anti-profiling policy. two african-american customers were falsely accused of credit card fraud while shopping at barney's flagship store in new york city. at the live desk, i'm kristen wright. barbara, back to you. >>> we're staying on top of a developing story in the middle east. we haven't seen any new racket fire in gaza this morning. a cease-fire seems to be holding. egypt is trying once again to get a long-term peace deal between the two sides. negotiators in cairo brokered a 72-hour cease-fire that started yesterday. >>> we're also keeping a close eye on the crisis in iraq. iraq's new president is charging the deputy speaker of parliament with forming a new government in the next 30 days. the move is a very public snub of prime minister al maliki. overnight he announced he will not resign. this comes as the u.s. launches its fourth round of air strikes taking out armored veh

barney fife. we have barney fife running our foreign policy now. >> all right. so congressman, wouldn't it have been better had president obama come to the podium today or whenever he was ready to say this and said we've decided we're bombing in syria, we're pushing back isis within syria, we're not waiting for bashar al assad to give us the okay. >> you described it accurately as lame. unbelievable. you go in there. and he starts off by saying, hey, the economy is going so well we want to make sure everybody gets -- this president has presided over an economy for the first time in american history where 95% of the income went to the top 1%. never happened before. and then he judges on russia that russia is more isolated than ever. are you kidding? they have been filling the void that this president has created around the world. i don't know where he's getting his information. maybe it's cia director brennan who said earlier this year that, no, these guys don't want a caliphate. he must have his head buried somewhere on the first green. >> i'm concerned about th

. >> talking about an alligator tooth with his teddy bear in tow, james barney, jr. jumped into the water to cool off and felt a tug on his leg. >> i felt its jaw and felt its teem and i didn't know what to do. so i immediately reacted and hit it a couple of times. so then it was letting go a little and then finally, i had enough strength left to pry its jaw open a little. >> barney says the reptile finally let go and that is when he swam for shore. as for the gator tooth imbedded in barney's bath, fish and wildlife have it for now and want to use it to make sure that they have the right gator in and when it's ever caught. >> what a brave little boy. >>> scary. >> it is very scary j. one storm has passed and another though is on its way to hawai'i. >> we're tracking the tourist locations being closed and the latest track of hurricane julio. >> and too much rain in hawai'i and not even close to enough here in california. why a popular northern california lake will soon be better for kayaking than boating of the pgh the surf is rising in hawai'i even as the fear of dam

last year several black and latino customers complained they were singled out at barneys as suspected shoplifters. >>> the expendables 3 is celebrating a legal victory. lions gate entertainment has won an injunction blocking websites from showing a stolen copy of the movie online. more than 2 million have viewed the movie on websites ahead of this friday's release. the franchise's previous films earned upwards of $575 million at the box office. >>> still ahead on wusa9, it's nearly back to school time. have you considered a consign. shop for your young student's . >>> it's almost back to school time, but some families won't be able to get their kids all the school supplies they need. wusa9 has created give joy operation backpacks to get school supplies to kids who need them most. it is so easy. here's how it works. you can click here to give school supplies, then scroll down and click a picture of one of the children. that takes you to the wish list where you can select supplies. if you click here, you can make a donation, and when you click he re, you'll learn more about the folks yo

and we love him. >> in fiji roads and services have improved since barney mar armour took power. he welcomed the stability and prosperity he's brought. as the prime minister left the sydney rally, the refusal to take questions from anyone except supporters did not, say some, bode well for the election. >>> you can follow the stories we are following by logging tonne the website. our top story the ongoing conflict in gaza, and developments in furtherer bulletins from aljazeera.com. >> a changing community, a new majority, and a power structure still in the hands of an old guard. it's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez

barney, by the summer of 1814, had been trapped in the patuksin river. the british could use barney's presence in the river to more or less shield their movement for the capital. and that's exactly what coburn recommended. and it's what the british commanders, general ross and admiral alexander cochran, who was in charge of the entire fleet here in north america, agreed to do. >>> this weekend live coverage of the panel of authors and historians, as they discuss the 1814 british burning of washington. live saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. then more from author steve vogel on how the british used washington's waterways during the invasion, 6:00 and 10:00 p.m., all here on c-span3. >>> next, historian jim ogden talks about weapons manufacturing in central georgia. sherman destroyed much of this infrastructure, crippling the confederate army's ability to wage war. this hour-long talk was hosted by the civil war center at kennesaw state university in georgia. >> as many of you all know from coming to some of my programs over the years, i have a tendency to use

that just saying barney frank without hearing him is no barney frank at all. am pleased we all will be able to hear you today and i hope to hear you remind my republican colleagues about just how close to the brink we came in 2008 and about why congress and the president responded forcefully with your name shake legislation, the wall street reform and consumer protection act. i'm hoping you will recount the widespread human suffering inflicted upon millions of americans. suffering that still continues to this day how years of deregulation, lacks enforcement and zero accountability for the financial institutions destroyed more than $13 trillion in economic growth, $16 trillion in household wealth and millions of foreclosures and devastating unemployment. in the aftermath democrats and some senate republicans passed dodd frank which provided intersite to wall street and gave the ability to end the era of too big to fail and eliminated loopholes that allowed risky and abusive practices to go unnoticed and unregulated and most importantly it restored responsibilit

last year several customers complained barney singled them as potential shoplifters.appened because their minorities on top of the fine the store has hired what's called an anti profiling consultant. saying it's updating its detention policy and improving employee training. >> a gust of wind pushes a stroller with a baby inside right on to some train tracks a woman gets the child out of harm's way but what happens next as officials baffled. >> bed bugs are just nasty business and their population is explode in some areas. next the contraption that gets rid of the blood suckers and it's cheap. hey, scott. >>> hi, lucy. coming up the timing of rainfall how big is acme's anniversary sale? it's huge! ♪ it's acme's anniversary sale. this week check out the quaker breakfast event, $1.49 each. nabisco chips ahoy cookies, $1.99. and frito lay party size chips, $2.99 each. don't miss our biggest sale ever! hey mom! look what i found. acme. this sale is huge! >> heart stopping moments captured by surveillance cameras much the scene a british train platform sudden gust of wind b

. >> like barney. >> guillermo: yeah.y, yeah. >> barney, yeah. >> guillermo: you look a little bit nervous. >> i am nervous. >> guillermo: should i give you something so you can relax? >> please. >> guillermo: here. >> thank you. a shot of water? >> guillermo: a shot of tequila water. >> tequila water. i have my kids coming today. i don't know if it's the best idea to start the day with a shot of tequila. >> guillermo: you know what? i respect you because i love kids. >> you do? >> guillermo: yes. so, i will take that shot for you. [ laughter ] you're a very nice guy. and i like you. >> well, thank you, guillermo. that's a nice thing to say. >> guillermo: and your kids are coming. i want you to concentrate on them. so, i will take the shot. >> that's a very sweet gesture, man. i appreciate that. ♪ >> guillermo: i love you in that show, show "park and recreations." >> the hgtv show, "park and decoration." a team of two guys get together at a park and have a battle to see who can decorate the park better. >> guillermo: that

new york's torn general says barney's will bay a $525,000 fine to resolve the allegations.he store is hiring an anti profiling consultant saying it's updatinupdating its detention py and improving employee training. >> small plane in california makes a crash landing in the middle of a busy street. the pilot and his two daughters made the landing after having mechanical problems. the plane lost power just a short distance from the runway in fresno. california officials say the small plane came sliding across the busy street before it hit a fence. >>> new he was going to be short so he just controlled it until it was on the street. >> pilots are really good aware here. they fly safely and um it's a nice community for them. so it happens rarely. >> luckily the plane did not his one on the crowded street and pilot and passengers made it out of safely. >> some call it a lot of art. others say cursive is something everyone should know how to write and to read. in tennessee lawmakers are now considering legislation to force schools to teach cursive. this push began when year old j

barney frank, we all know who he was.cle from "atlantic monthly" saying he was principle advocate to put lower income people into housing they couldn't afford. president barack obama, 1995 he headed up a lawsuit against citibank. it was successful. it paid out about 186 of his clients. only 19 of those much 186 clients still have potential of their -- possession of their mortgage. that is they were not really good bets. president barack obama himself, the head of the department of justice, was responsible for some of these bad loans. >> if you're asking me whether or not guys like barney frank and those people should have been held responsible for all this? i agree with that wholeheartedly. unfortunately we live in political world. the doj will no-go after guys like barney frank. they go after the banks with easy scapegoat. paint them off backed guys. banks gave them opportunity to do this. let's not lose sight of a lot of people of banks did a lot of nefarious and quite criminal things so. david: what makes it worse, fre

we need andy griffin kind of compassion and not of the barney five scenario with people that understandulture differences and the stress and both communities are having around the nation. >> no doubt, thank you so much. >>> coming up, rick snyder's michigan's water problem lands him in tonight's pretenders. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. my motheit's delicious. toffee in the world. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com

ing me barney harvard, orbitz worldwide ceo. barney, thanks for coming in.gs up so much? they're up 9%. >> we had strength in book, up 9% and room rates, most important metric up 20%. that is driven by strength across all of our businesses. our consumer brand around the world and our b-to-b business. we're seeing strong performance and we're very happy with the quarter. david: surprises me with all the world conflicts, you have violence in the middle east, you have problems in europe. i had a plane getting shot down for god's sake in europe and hundreds of flight cancellations as a result of some of these problems. flight delays, really pee a lot of -- p off a lot of flyers and cancel flying plans. >> it is globally diversified flying base we have and travel is extremely resilient industry. you're right, there have been number of disruptions over course of last couple months, demand has stayed strong. we're looking forward. we're seeing a strong demand environment for travel in particular. david: you have the numbers to prove it. are tourists spending more w

we purchase a business called smith barney from citigroup. he will break $2 trillion of financial assets in a business. phenomenal business. low capital usage, great returns. every institution has to look at where they can get the returns. and to adjust their business model accordingly. >> you are moving away from the capital intensive, highly regulated investment banking businesses? >> i would not say we are moving away from it. we have added the ballast which gives us stability. the other half is the engine room. we have a business model which mixes the best of both worlds. time will prove if that is the case. >> new forms of lending going on.

here in a first interview, barney harford, ceo of orbitz. barney, welcome back to the program.ou. >> thank you. >> so the room knight sales up 20% on last year. that's the core, the beating heart of the business. >> absolutely. our focus on driving the hotel business is a really critical part of what we're doing. our take rate what we rern, sell hotels, substantially higher than airline tickets. our ability to accelerate our growth in hotel and increase the mix is helping us increase the overall blended rate of the overall business. >> yeah. you will be aware that what people really want to focus on, core room night growth. analysts, for example, brian at susquehanna concerned you're continuing to piece together lower margin incremental room night to keep that up. the other private label deals, also the travelocity purchase. the quality is getting less, is the allegation? >> look, we have a diverse fine set of businesses that drive growth across the board, but i would argue that that diversification is really meaningful to our supplier partners. out there talking to hotels they

but eventually that tooth is going to be given back to barney as a -- >> he pried open his jaw. >> henything he wants. >> it's been called a scientific break through. the penguin species that was just born and the unique way it was brought into the world. >> he's being calls -- he made another appearance at last night's game. why that little critter is being called a good luck charm. president obama continues his summer vacation. first family aride yesterday with the exception of 201 the obamas have vacationed on that massachusetts island every year since he took office. this summer's visit will be the longest of his presidency. the president will return to washington on august 24th. >>> the oakland as have the newest mascot. it's the rally possum. they don't seem to lose. if you were near the stands, against the twins led by that possum a three-run. it celebrated former manager tony -- induction into the hall of fame. a bobblehead but given away to fans. >> the giant must win today. last night -- power and pitching. alex gordon supplied the power. shutout leading the win 5-0. >>> a 9

an attack on washington, it could also mean the british were simply chasing after commodore joshua barney who was the american commander of the chess peak flotilla, who had a flotilla of barges and the rivers flowing into it. he had been trapped in the pawtuxet river, he was further up river than the british, and the british could use barney's presence. >> it's what the british commanders, general ross and admiral alexander dock run agree to do. >> this weekend a panel of historians as they discuss the bu burning of washington. that's sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern, all right here on c-span 3. >> next, joseph e. johnston, his command of the army in tennessee and spring and summer of 1864. at the civil war center at kennesaw state university in georgia. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you. it's always good to get down here -- my mother was born in a house that's about three or four mile miles. i've been coming up here all my life. this is the 150th anniversary of the sesquicentennial of the year 1864. crucial year in the civil war, and we're in the process of commemorating what i

barnegat lighthouse, state park, we have anglers go dog some michiganing and we'll say hello to old barney, the lighthouse, we'll have more from long beach island and all the hot happenings down at the shore and the all important accuweather forecast is coming right up. >>> god saved my life, those with the words of dr. kent brantly, he contracted ebola in west africa but today he took the podium and he headed out. the doctors say he is free of the virus and poses no public health risk, he contracted ebola in liberia working for samaritans purse. he was treated with an experimental drug called z map. >> today is a miraculous day, i am thrilled to be alive and well and reunited with my family. >> brantly's co-worker, nancy writebol also contracted ebola, and she too has recovered and was discharged on tuesday. the disease has claimed the lives of 1400 people in west africa. but today two people treated in the united states and on their way home. >> incredible. >>> governor jay nixon is orderering the national guard to withdraw from ferguson, protesters took to the street overnight but only

we purchase a business called smith barney from citigroup. he will break $2 trillion of financial assets in a business. phenomenal business. low capital usage, great returns. every institution has to look at where they can get the returns. and to adjust their business model accordingly. >> you are moving away from the capital intensive, highly regulated investment banking businesses? >> i would not say we are moving away from it. we have added the ballast which gives us stability. the other half is the engine room. we have a business model which mixes the best of both worlds. time will prove if that is the case. >> new forms of lending going on. no bank in the middle, peer-to-peer lending. there are some credit qualifications on both sides. the bank that provides the credit evaluation is out of the mix. is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> society started off with the barter system before. the first bank was formed -- i think it is great. innovation, the payment system, these are all innovations. if there is a market for it and they can do

barn barney, by the summer of 1814, had been trapped in the river.he was in the further up river than the british, and the british could use barney's presence in the river to more or less shield their movement toward the capital. and that's exactly what coburn recommends and it's what the british commanders general ross and admiral alexander cochran who is in charge of the entire fleet here in north america agree to do. >> this weekend, live coverage of a panel of authors and historians as they discuss the 1814 british burning of washington. it's live at 1:00 p.m. eastern. then more from author steve vogel on how the british utilized washington's waterways during the invasion. that's sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern, all right here on c-span3. sgloop next, jeffly mcclurken evaluates "gone with the wind" looking at how it became the source on southern culture in the civil war and reconstruction in light of the depression era in which it was created. this is part of a course on u.s. history in film at the university of mary washington in frederick

barney, welcome back. it is good to see you.you know, i think a lot of people here, especially some of the new members don't remember that we were having meetings almost every day. it took us over a year to come up with the -- i call it the frank bill. i still don't like putting dodd on there mainly because of all the headaches. and an awful lot of the headaches that we have had have come because of the dodd part of it. with that being said, there are many things in the dodd-frank that we had wanted. we couldn't get it in. then things had changed. certainly, you know, i'm one that was fighting for the community bankers. barney knows that, many of us here were trying to do that. we also felt with the business model of the insurance companies that really had nothing to assert the logic of the collapse. but i think that one of the things we have to keep reminding people, not only was the financial industry -- had nothing absolutely to do with the collapse. you know, small businesses in town all collapsed. a lot of people are still

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. >> reporter: joshua barney and his men stood as long as they could. >> the idea was to show not justt to represent the other guys he had with him that day. >> reporter: more than 400 men. three african-americans among them. joanna worked to depict the stand and the fall. it's not a monument to victory on the field. >> it needed to have something a little more solemn and somber. and so actually the design is based on a mausoleum. >> reporter: they will continue on to burn the capital building and the white house. the americans lost about ten men. but with the monument, they've gained some recognition. >> a legacy of courage and resolute spirit. >> really there was nothing in bladensburg that would let anybody know. >> reporter: derek ward, news4. >> a lot of history. today the town will unveil a monument honoring the battle of bladensburg. then there's a festival to go to starting at noon. and then culminating with fireworks tonight. >>> today a mary mount university's volunteer service day. volunteer it is will put together 2500 care packages who are now transitioning to life on thei

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. >> over the weekend, dozens of people showed up to two rallies outside barney's irish sports pub.cial support has reached around $400,000. >> right, wrong, and indifferent, he has to be afforded due process. we can't throw him to the wolves. >> he started his career in the city of jennings that in 2011 disbanded its entire police force, in part because of racial tensions between white officers and black residents. he was born in texas and spent most of his life here in st. louis and by all accounts, he had a difficult childhood. his mother divorced twice was convicted of ---ing for when he was a teenager. >> jake shepherd is a friend. >> it makes me sad, you know. i'm obviously sad for the family of michael brown, but i'm sad for daren and his family too. every law enforcement officer dreds the time whether they are forced to make that decision. >> wilson was commented for his work after managing to arrest a man allegedly in the midst of a drug deal now as he faces the possibility of criminal charge for killing michael brown, sporters inside barney's say they are worried he may no

barney's agreed to pay $525,000 to settle the complaint. year, several customers complained they were singled out for shoplifting because they were minorities. the retailer plans to hire a profile consultant to train staff and sales security staff. >>> a fight is brewing online between amazon and disney. why you may not be able to access some beloved movies. >> reporter: fixing your credit score. it can be done. i'll show you how to up the number in as little as 48 hours. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist, chuck bell, the clouds moved in and the rain chances, they are coming back indeed. best chance for rain this week will be coming up for tomorrow. after that, it looks like it might be smooth sailing toward the weekend. oh, summertime heat may be oh, summertime heat may be coming back, sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d-printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i d