. >> tim: going to baton rouge and beat l.s.u., if you win that game and do the job you're going to get consideration. maryland and west virginia today. this was supposed to be a walkover, but it wasn't. >> tony: good thing they've got geno smith. he's going to find tavon austin over the middle. austin's third touchdown of the game. they go up by 31-14. 31-24. austin becomes west virginia's

: we showed you that south carolina schedule and, of course, one of their big road trips is out to baton rouge. they will take on l.s.u. >> gary: l.s.u. has two defensive ends just like these guys. >> verne: that's right. another pass completion. berkstresser. that is dorial green-beckham, number 15. that's his first catch of the day. and the clock running. >> gary: he was a big time recruit, number one recruit at wide receiver in the country, big get for gary pinkel. they have had four all american receivers, two at wide receiver and two tight end, so easy to recruit those type of guys. >> verne: handoff, right side. this is randy hansbrough. he's out of bounds at the 13 yard line. jadeveon clowney from rock hill, nearby. >> gary: he also has the inside move. every tackle in the league will have to deal with that. what else seems to me in this football game, it's been a very cleanly played game. the referees have barely been noticeable in the game. what have we got? six penalties total. we had the one huge one, obviously, on the clip on the 80-yard touchdown but that didn't amount to an

. >> none of the staff have any weapons no, pepper spray, no batons? >> the only equipment we carry are our keys and the cell phone, that's about it. but if necessary, we can get plastic shields, batons, the restraints, chains, protective helmets. i don't even think i ever wore a helmet. >> male inmates considered to be the greatest threat are segregated in their own unit, section 20. >> when they are -- when they use a lot of drugs, when they are aggressive, when they're risk for escaping, then they come to section 20. >> burack ersen is a section 20 inmate. >> they say that i put a man through the window like this. >> in a wheelchair? >> in a wheel chair, yes. >> unlike most high-security units in american prisons where inmates are locked in cells 23 hours a day, burack and other section 20 inmates are given access to common areas. but less than 24 hours after our arrival, a fight breaks out between two inmates. surveillance footage would later reveal that burack ersen, shown speaking on a pay phone, was one of the participants. he's suddenly approac

they do not fall before the trumpet blares or the politicians implications or even a general's baton. [cheers and applause] they must stand shoulder to shoulder. the people are wise. wiser than the republicans think. and the democratic party is the people's party, not the labor party, not the farmer's party, not the ememployer's part, -- party, it is the party of no one because it is the party of everyone. [cheers and applause] that is our mission. where we have desserted it, we failed. better we lose the election than mislead the people and better we lose than misgovern the people. help me to do the job of conflict and campaign. help me to do the job in these years of doubt and the crisis which stretches beyond the horizon of tonight's happy vision, and we will justify our glorious paths and the loyalty of silent millions who look to us for compassion, offer of proof understanding, and for honest purpose. thus we will serve our great tradition. i ask of you all i have. i will give you all i have, even as he who came in here tonight and honored me as he has honored you. the democratic

we have a form from the prison governor authorizing the use of rubber batons on the night of november 16th, 2009. >> rose: and then you got a call at night? >> so i got a call. >> rose: at night? >> i got a call at night, we had a number of calls, we got a number of calls and a number of text messages, both before and after sergei died, before he died, saying things like, history tells us anyone can be killed, quoting michael corleone from the godfather, they started gloating interesting death in prison, extraditions will fall and since then we have been getting all sorts of these calls. >> rose: so this is your crusade now to do what? >> well basically on the morning of november 17th, 2009 the day after he died, i made a vow to myself which is, i am going to go and make sure the guys who killed sergei face justice i will not allow in death to go unanswered. >> rose: you mean the specific people with the ba tons or others. >> no, everybody from the tax rebate fraud, the people who put him in prison, the judges who refused him bail, everybody who played a role and knowingly played a ro

police charged against demonstrators with batons and fired rubber bullets. 35 people were arrested and0 were injured. president obama addressed the u.n. general assembly with a heavy focus on the wave of protests that have swept muslim countries and the killing of u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. obama condemned the anti-islam film that set off the unrest. >> i have made it clear that the united states government had nothing to do with this video. i believe its message must be rejected. it is an insult not only to muslims but to america as well. in 2012, at a time when anyone with a cell phone can spread offensive views are around the world with the click of a button, the notion that we can control the flow of information is obsolete. how do we respond? on this, we must agree there is no speech that justifies mindless violence. >> he also addressed ongoing tensions with iran. saying he hopes to resolve the nuclear standoff through diplomacy. >> just as it restricts the rights of its own people, the government continues to prop up a dictator in damascus and supports terrorist units

owed thousands of dollars in vacation and other benefits. 11 news contacted the parent company in baton rouge, louisiana. be chief financial officer said the workers were paid for work they did. in terms of personal time accumulated, some of not been paid out. she said that 90% of the revenue -- revenue stream was from medicaid and medicare, and the goal is to pay the workers. the workers will get a notice to apply and get on cobra. the company official says as monies due from medicare and medicaid come in, but workers may need to file a claim with the bankruptcy court. wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. in other news tonight, vandalism appears to be targeting mosques in virginia. worshipers at the shenandoah valley and harrisburg found graffiti on the building. on wednesday, the windows of 30 cars were smashed at a mosque near falls church. authorities are looking into whether these incidents are related to anti-u.s. protests sparked by a film for trying to profit mohammad. in beirut, the leader of the militant hezbollah group urged the process to continue. earlier protests in afghanistan

press club and a government office police officials say they charged the crowd and beat them with batons. at least one protester was killed. u.s. officials say all americans and said the mission are safe. u.s. ambassador chris stevens were premeditated or part of a mass protests over the entire muslim film. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says the ad that appears to be a spontaneous demonstration that extremists took over. the as president says it was a well- planned attack. >>> -t was clear that there were extremist elements that jordan escalated of violence. whether they were affiliate's based instrument i think as were the things watt to determine. >>> the way these perpetrators acted it and moved this leaves us with no doubt that this was preplanned and predetermine. >>> u.s. ambassador rices to early to say if security should of been tighter and libya. the u.s. is in evacuating non- essential personnel from the embassies there encouraging american citizens to leave. >>> for more american service rivers are dead at the hands of an afghan police officer. that have been yesterday at a

police are not saying much about the threat at the baton rouge campus bomb squad is at the scene and classes cancelled for the day. lsu sent a text to alert students asking them to evacuate as calmly and quickly as possible. there are 30,000 students, professors and employees. campus ms. in texas, north dakota and ohio were all evacuated friday after bomb threats no ex-blow sieves will found. hopefully -- no ex-blow sieves were found. >>> overseas, leader of hezbollah made a rare public appearance at a rally in beirut denounced an anti-islam film that has created a weeklong protests. he told tens of thousands of supporters the u.s. must be held accountable for the film, because it was produced here. karen travers has the latest. >> reporter: tensions have simmered in the mideast after last week's violent protest but the unrest has spread to other parts of the globe. today large protests in indonesia, philippines, pakistan can buhl, where thousands of afghans burned cars and threw rocks in protest of the anti-muslim film that mocks the prophet mohammed. the fourth day of protests in a

chris made progress in debt and rich today, restoring power -- crews made progress in baton rouge today. the end of an era in pikesville. why all local institution closed doors. cooking up a record. how much went into the world's how much went into the world's want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey t cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> it has been a mainstay for 120 years, but today was the final day of business for field of pharmacy. since 1892, fields has sold anything from cards to cosmetics and really go to lunch. owners decided to close. fields thanked its customers. there is only a few days left to check out they 131st annual maryland state fair. after a slow first weekend, officials hope to make up with a big crowds this labor day weekend. there is something for everyone at from food, to the carnival midway. t

officials in baton rouge say 75% of residents have their power back, there's a lot more to do in new orleans and the sur rounding suburbs. in those areas, only about 40% of people have electricity tonight. power companies are warning residents it could be late next week before everyone gets their power back. the heat took a toll on fans at today's university of maryland football game. more than two dozen people in the stands started feeling sick. prince georges county police say they were all suffering from heat related illnesses. four of those people had to be taken to the hospital. they're all expected to okay. >>> new chapter began today for the penn state nittany lions, more than 90,000 packed beaver stadium. fans were out in full support to show their support. it was the first time in more than 06 years, joe paterno was not on the coaching staff. it was not the best start for the new coach, bill o'brien, we'll have highlights in sports coming up in a few minutes. >>> new information tonight in a murder mystery in prince georges county. we now know the name of the woman found dea

number three lsu beat north texas in baton rouge today, 41-14. beckham, on the punt return and he's gone. 70 yards the other way. lsu outgained the mean green 508-219. the new quarterback, touchdown and pick. penn state, at home, taking on ohio. bill o'brien's coaching debut did not go well. three total touchdowns, one through the air one on the grourngsd ohio b 24-14. nittany lions at virginia 2:30 eastern on abc. >>> ohio state and urban meyer's debut for the buckeyes went swimmingly.ton miller to smith. catch the year i'm calling it right now. first week of the year. ohio state rolls over miami of ohio, 56-10. other scores from around the country. number 13 oklahoma state. in a nail-biter. 84-0. florida state rolls 69-3 over murray state. next saturday, college gameday, you folks in central texas and in texas in general, the crew at colleg station, texas as texas a&m takes on florida in the aggies' first acr game in school history of that does it. have a great weekend. "and then, there's both." "erika tsubaki is a big fan of both." "that's wha

because the baton was handed to him from bobby bowden. he's been recruiting great.t was a little bit of a -- kind of a difficult transition period. even some former players' weren't necessarily happy with the way bobby had a lead. jimbo needed a win like this. this is his team. fan face bought in to him being the head coach but he still need this kind of landmark win showing florida state can capable of whipping big games. >> kirk: he also rushed for over 100 yards in this game. okay? and there's a formation that the coaching staff wanted to see. the victory formation. 49-37. some are enjoying that final score more than others. two coaches throughout midfield. let's go down to heather cox with the winning coach. heather. >> heather: jimbo, congratulations, how on earth did you orchestrate that in the second half? >> our coach did a good job getting the guys ready. there's a lot of character. we have a great group of kids i'm blessed to coach with those guys and coach those guys. >> heather: you didn't take a lead until late in the third quarter. how did you keep the

lots of coverage coming up and in the meantime i am handing the baton over to my friend and colleague suzanne malveaux who is working it from the convention site. convention site. stay tuned. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the democratic national convention in charlotte, north carolina, i'm suzanne malveaux. he has the party behind him, but can president obama make the case to the swing voters tonight? with the distinguished panelists, bill clinton laid out the case and it is up to the president to be persuaded that he deserves four more years. last night it was clinton who forcibly defended his record and nominated him for another term. >> i want to nominate a man who is cool on the outside. [ applause ] >> but who burns for america on the inside. [ applause [ applause ] >> in tampa, the republican argument against the president re-election was actually pretty simple, pretty snappy. it went something like this, we left him a total mess. he hadn't cleaned it up fast enough, so fire him and put us back in. president obama started with a much weaker economy than i d

police are not saying much about the threat at the baton rouge campus bomb squad is at the scene andlasses cancelled for the day. lsu sent a text to alert students asking them to evacuate as calmly and quickly as possible. there are 30,000 students, professors and employees. campus ms. in texas, north dakota and ohio were all evacuated friday after bomb threats no ex-blow sieves will found. hopefully -- no ex-blow sieves were found. >>> overseas, leader of hezbollah made a rare public appearance at a rally in beirut denounced an anti-islam film that has created a weeklong protests. he told tens of thousands of supporters the u.s. must be held accountable for the film, because it was produced here. karen travers has the latest. >> reporter: tensions have simmered in the mideast after last week's violent protest but the unrest has spread to other parts of the globe. today large protests in indonesia, philippines, pakistan can buhl, where thousands of afghans burned cars and threw rocks in protest of the anti-muslim film that mocks the prophet mohammed. the fourth day of protests in afg

police tried to break up the crowds with batons. protesters responded by tearing down barricades and throwing rocks and bottles. the jobless rate in spain is nearly 25%. the government is proceeding with austerity measures that include consumption tax hike and wage cuts for civil servants. harsher measures on the way. the government due to announce them thursday when it releases the budget for the next fiscal year. >>> volunteer firemen from the evacuated district can't wait to return and get back on the job. but evacuation order is still in effect for the region, just 10 kilometers from fukushima's damaged nuclear power station. however, when the firefighters do return, they'll be prepared. nhk world's reporter has this story. as dawn breaks over the city, firefighters from nearby, practice one final time. they're about to take part in the skills competition in fukushima. the head of the five-month squad. he operates the water and directs the other members, seeing to that they they put out blazes efficiently. it's stressful. but al

they engaged officers in street battles and were met with batons and tear gas. pakistan's prime minister pleaded for calm earlier in the day but also expressed his understanding of the motives of the demonstrators. >> [inaudible] on the whole belief of 1.5 billion muslims. therefore, this is something that is unacceptable. >> ashraf called it the duty of a muslim to protest, but critics say he did not do enough to counter the violent message of islamist groups. yes to protest, no to violence -- if that was the message, it did not resonate. angry young men fought with police in islamabad's diplomatic district, where a number of western embassies are located. it took hours for the police to restore order. >> let's go live now to pakistan. the u.s. is running television spots in pakistan with secretary of state hillary clinton saying that the government had nothing to do with the film about mohammed. why is that not working to defuse the rage? >> i think the american connection and the statement by hillary clinton and president obama came a little bit too late. aft

they used batons to push them back. some officers threw rocks at protestors. one person was killed when people in the crowd opened fire. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is asking the u.s. to stop steps for iran's race for nuclear weapons. and he tells our candy crowley that it's not just a campaign issue. >> this is not an electoral issue. it is not based on any electoral consideration. i think there is a common interest of all americans of all political persuasions to stop iran. this is a regime that is giving vent to the worst impulses you see in the middle east. they deny rights to women, brutalize their people, don't give freedom of religion. all the things you see in these mo mobs storming the american embassies is what you'll see with atomic bombs. you cannot let people have atomic bombs. >> he says if iran is not stopped, they could be ready to produce anatomic bomb in six months, in his view. >>> we could see the teachers strike in chicago come to an pretty soon. in about four hours time, it will give its members the agreement it has with

a game in which they trailed in baton rouge. right now on espn2, oregon is leading washington state. this game being played in seattle. wanted to pass instead can't find your receiver he'll take it. and go into the end zone. 13-yard score, right now it is 23-22. second quarter on espn two. the ducks on top. earlier here on abc, ohio state quarterback braxton miller overcame a knee injury to have 315 total yards, this touchdown pass to smith and ohio state wins over michigan state 17-16. they get nebraska next week. we'll see you next weekend. # "and then, there's both." "erika tsubaki is a big fan of both." "that's what she and her team had in mind when they designed the all new ford escape." "with more cargo space than before, wrapped in a brand new body." "the tech-savvy, ready-for-adventure, all new twenty thirteen ford escape." "it's what happens when you go further." president obama: during the last weeks of this campaign... there will be debabates, speeches, and more ads. but if i could sit down with you, in your living ro

we contacted the parent company in baton rouge, louisiana. the chief financial officer says workers get paid for the work they did, including overtime. she says in terms of the personal time paid out, some have not been paid. the goal is to pay the workers. as for the health benefits, the chief operating officer says workers will get a notice to apply and get on cobra. >> company officials say month due from medicare and medicaid come in, they will try to pay the workers. an investigation is under way into possible cheating scandal within the baltimore city public-school system. we have confirmed that the district is looking to hire a date of forensics company to produce thousands of standardized test results for possible cheating. the company would review 8000 test booklets from 2009 and 2010. the investigation involves more than a dozen schools who saw dramatic drops in their test scores in the past three years. some principals have been fired resulting from that investigation, but one has since been reinstated. a big name in the arts took

peace envoy to syria lakhdar brahimi who made the statement just a day after taking the baton from his predecessor kofi anon and as artie's oksana boyko reports it's a position echoed by moscow. russian foreign minister officials have already commented on this latest development the deputy foreign minister get out a good deal of sad that rats like these is a direct result of be irresponsible policy to arm syrian rebels in the meantime his boss russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov was talking to you students here in moscow thank you once again reiterated that if international players are really interested in trying to put an end to bloodshed that they should apply pressure on both sides of this conflict. those demanding the capitulation of just the government forces in syria while at the same time urging the opposition continue fighting zits this position is based on the feeling that these forces are ready to pay an extra price which would be a huge number of human lives to go abroad he also sad that when it comes to goals international goals in syria russia has absolutely no disagre

police firing rubber bullets in to the crowd at times beating protesters back with batons. let's get an early look at e rket with geoff cutmore live inon fus. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. increasingly i think pictures from europe are going to look like demonstrations. this is the ugly side of austerity. we have the snish out on the streets in madrid effectily sty.estinggain furer budget announcement today expected to bring us further reductions in pension payments. new green taxes. and other attempts to raise revenue possibly through trading transactions on stocks. is i a about rajoy trying to find this 13 billion euros he needs to save from the budget this year. and that budget target is slipping and the people don't like the austerity that's already coming down the pipeline. so it looks like things will get even tougr. and just keep yr eyen ge to a w because we have a national strike in that country and we've already seen armored cars moving into the capitalthens to prepare for possible discontent. so we continue to see politicians here wrestling wh budgs,ut

police used tear gas and batons. of the protesters represented 12 different islamic groups. dozens were arrested and more than 2,000 people marched yesterday to protest the film. some burned a makeshift coffin draped with an american flag and an he of aaeffigy of president obama. >>> last week chris stevens was killed. he grew up in the east bay and his mother and stepfather just returned from washington, d.c. nbc bay area's jody hernandez sat down with the couple for their first on-camera interview, a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> wherever we were with him, and we visited him in morocco, saudi, tunisia, he was as at home as if he were in piedmont. >> reporter: chris stevens' mother and stepfather said that's what settle their son apart. they just of returned from washington where they retrieved the remains of their son, the u.s. a.m. bass dor who was killed in benghazi last week. >> he wasn't the kind of diplomat to sit in the office and attend receptions and just be a formal person. he was a man of the people. >> i'm perfectly aware there was danger, but there

overnight police fired rubber bullets and used batons to fight off marchers to gather in madrid to demonstrate against the government's handling of the economic crisis there. protesters clashed with police all day during a march that stopped short of spain's parliament building. they're demanding new elections criticizing the government's tax cuts and hikes. more protests are expected today. today more than 1 million people across new zealand took part in an earthquake drill. the exercise is designed to teach people to find cover and hold on to something stable when the quake strikes. new zealand is hit by thousands of earthquakes each year. most of them are minor. in february of last year, a 6.3 magnitude quake hit the city of christchurch. >>> two neighbors are at odds over a 9/11 memorial in their backyard. thomas hackley says he was lucky to make it out of the world trade center towers ten years ago. he put up a memorial to honor those who did not make it out. it featureses two flags with a light. the neighbors called police, who gave him a fine. he says the battle is not over. >> it's not

politician i think that i'm not particular that many people feel they're already being fed a diet police baton rouge croaker promises bruised protesters and bats. buildings becoming the euro zone's currency from athens to madrid capitals this week have been braced for an onslaught of the angry and indignant. boss to get out of the villages on the rez here are surging marchers job benefit us there just benefit very few people. on the european union on the banks these are attitudes of betrayal the first force that increase. the eight. hundred dollars or more and that is the agreements between greece and it's no interest in this state. for almost any smoke you and the other european leaders just implement all of the four agreements last athens saw fire bombs and mass spaniards claim they were victims of police brutality chasing down protesters they fired rubber bullets into crowds the injury count from just one night topping sixty this will last as long as austerity law says as neoliberal austerity lasts and as long as. it's going to live as long as it needs to last until people's daily needs are

behind me is i-10 the major highway between new orleans and baton rouge. parts of it are still shut down tonight. one of many headaches along the gulf coast. >>> almost 72 hours after hurricane isaac first slammed into the gulf coast, much of the area is still under water. glenys is still overwhelmed. >> i can't take it. i haven't been in this situation. i hope it never happens again. i pray it never happens again. >> reporter: with the water slowly receding bob hassell is now starting the agonizing process of ripping out walls and adding up the damage. >> everybody back here has pretty well got the same problems. going to have a lot of heartache to get through this. >> reporter: after isaac dumped up to 20 inches of rain in some places yesterday alone forcing dramatic rescues including this one where the coast guard air lifted a couple and their cat to safety, damage and debris now stretch from louisiana to mississippi to arkansas. there have been at least five storm-related deaths. more than 5,000 people are staying in shelters and 500,000 residents are

there you'll also find photos of the brutal police response officers fired rubber bullets and baton charge protesters witnesses accounts and views from protesters are also available on our web site r.t. dot com. now the rolling wave of protests over a prisoner abuse scandal in georgia is gaining momentum and has even now crossed the atlantic hundreds of georgian nationals gathered outside the united nations for president he also was delivering a speech at the general sam what the protesters demand the georgian president along with prosecution officials take full responsibility for their implications and the prison brutality scandal several thousand students also packed into the georgian capital to voice their anger over the shocking video taken in the prison the protests are coming just ahead of parliamentary elections in georgia on the first of october leaving presents actually scrambling to save face seriously undermined his ratings. coming out in the program here on our t.v. saving the lives of pilots but showing no mercy to civilians death toll from u.s. drone strikes on pakistan is mu

if you go back to that time, we tend to forget that when president obama took the baton he inheritedtructural deficit from mr. bush, he inherited an economy that was in almost complete collapse, and he inherited an auto industry that was literally on the verge of going into the deep abyss with 2 of the 3 big companies literally running out of cash. and in about 90 to 120 days he sent a team in, they essentially assessed the management, concluded that they were incompetent, fired the management of both companies, fired the boards, brought in new people, took them through a structured bankruptcy process and got them on a path that has actually turned them both into profitable, successful companies. >> you're also going to be responding to the republican vice presidential pick paul ryan who said during the rnc that the president failed much of the auto industry and that particularly when t.a.r.p. funds were used the u.s. did not enjoy enough of a return. so will you also be responding directly to that criticism? >> i don't think paul ryan knows anything about the auto industry. don't th

prison guards across the country have been replaced with police officers but in may say they fear the baton that is will continue. going off of course now at least. transparency human rights zero tolerance. the videos the breach all those image making efforts in a matter of minutes the scenes of torture beatings and the sexual abuse of inmates allegedly in one of the country's most exemplary prisons here's this guy that. human dignity is the last thing they care about and never believe this war is than just one bit about the most the being civil. thousands protested with signs reading the reply apparently addressing georgian authorities some are comparing the footage to that from guantanamo even though these are ordinary inmates not terrorist suspects many not only want the sacking of officials responsible for the police and the prison system but the prosecution as well. everybody knows this isn't just one case this happens all over the country. the atmosphere at the entrance to the good money prison is extremely intense but this is not a protest rally these people are relatives of inmates

so a police officer, he has access to like a gun, a shot gunn, a baton, pepper spray, and his physical training. and now you want to give him another weapon. and these -- you know, it's potentially fatal. my -- cases that i've seen with this is that the taser can be used if more as a torture device to continually shock people. i would like you to see more mental health training, like deescalation training, and also if you want to do physical training, you've got like the -- mar system where you can be trained to disarm someone who's actually holding a gun so you don't have to shoot them. some of the cases, it just gets outrageous because people are unarmed and they're getting shot by police officers. and i'm not in support of the officers or anybody else having more weapons. i would like to believe that, as people who are supposed to be representing the systems -- the citizens that you would want less weapons on the street, not more. >> thank you very much. public comment is now closed. please call the next line item. >item. thank you. >> hi, commissioners. really appreciate your heari

capital of bangladesh protesters threw stones a set fire to cause one of these he used tear gas from batons to subdue crowds massive demonstrations were held in pakistan these descended into violence on friday killing at least twenty people in islamabad thousands trying to breach the u.s. embassy while in other cities crime has set fire to cinemas and burned a lister and church one pakistani minister offered a one hundred thousand dollars to kill the make of the un to islam failed however the country's leadership denounced his mood. oh he's going to check out reports now the thinking is not the only thing. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims wrath across the world this is not a case of. protest or wrecked it at the united states writ large or at u.s. policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying it ministration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film which is about out there for two months well it