beaver island.er] you could be king of beaver island print. >> no, but they buy my book. and the beaver island historical society, thank you laurie from the b versus historical society did a great event this summer is wonderful. so beaver island, maybe because they were all kicked off beaver island, they are very aware of their history. the beaver island historical society is a very strong group. but it is funny because there's almost no evidence except in place names, saint james is the only town on beaver island. the kings highway is the only blacktop road on beaver island, and a lot of place names, lakes et cetera that they started. what's interesting is this little town of burlington near chicago has many more houses, there's much more evidence of string there. [laughter] i was just kayaking up there with a friend we got off and burlington, we go to the house where he died there is a 25 -- 30-year-old guy out cutting the grass. i sent you living ocs i run this place. i said, do you know about st

the coalition says beavers have been scarce for nearly 140 years. fact that they are returning now is a sign the waterway is healthy. >> the community has rallied around our creeks, and we are coming up on close to one million pounds of trash removed. this is something the community has said, this is important to us. these are the results of all of that hard work. dan: volunteers spotted the beavers after they completed this mural near los gatos creek as part of a beautification project. ama: let's take a live look outside. . it has been a warm start to the week. ant -- sandia that's a good taco. dude. it's a sandwich. [beep beep] it's a sandwich! it's a taco! ugh, not another taco guy. the new crispy chicken sandwich taco from taco bell. [bong!] dan: sounds like it is going to heat up again. ama: just in time for fall. here is sandhya patel. sandhya: this is summer for the coast and san francisco. today, it was noticeable. let me show you those temperatures as we are closing out summer. 18 degrees warmer in half moon bay. 15 degrees warmer in the c

. >> "leave it to beaver" enters the sitcom realm in 1957. >> what's that?> a haircut, i think. >> the real key to "leave it to beaver" is that it's written from a child's point of view. >> why don't you let stanley cut your hair? >> i lost my money. >> you have the character of beaver and you have wally who is his older brother who usually does things right. beaver is always the one that gets in trouble. >> and there were the parents to teach them, show them the right path. >> we want you to feel that you can come to me or to your mother with any problem and we'll understand. >> in the 1950s, sitcoms were really giving us an idealistic version of america. >> but as we get into the '60s, we'll see different types of family sitcoms. >> i'm sure i'll be able to handle a little washing and cooking an occasional meal. men put their skin through a lot. day-in, day-out. that's why dove men body wash is new and improved with skin-strengthening nutrients and moisturizers... ...that help rebuild your skin with every shower. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible

the south is celebrating the return of beavers to the creek.in action working to build a dam. they have been scarce in the area for nearly 140 years. that they are returning now is a sign that the waterways healthy. >> the community has rallied around the creeks. we are coming up on close to a million pounds of trash removed. this is something the community has said this is important to us. these are the results of all of that hard work. >> volunteers a spot at the beavers shortly after they completed this mural after if unification project. -- beautification project. >> i thought there would be beavers on that, but it's just finished choking. >> and a jar. >> a prescription bottle. new at 6:00, going behind the scenes of a future at pixar. >> what we are expecting in court with elizabeth holmes. >> nasa's one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this is a gamechanger, who dares

set up by a coalition showed two beavers in action, working to build a dam. the coalition says beavers have been scarce in the area for nearly 140 years, and this is a sign that the waterway is healthy, and that is especially important as california faces this historic drought. >> as an example, we have seen that they have stopped the water and build channels. this water now supports all the wildlife you normally would see. kristen: volunteers with the clean creeks coalition exported the beavers shortly after they completed this mural near the creek as part of a beautification project. now to what one sunnyvale officer called a hawk word situation. an injured young hawk was found hanging out near a lumberyard in home depot. a community service officer took the bird to a wildlife center in silicon valley, where it is now being treated. dan: beautiful bird. let's turn our attention now to the weather. sounds like it is getting a bit steamy, kristin. kristen: definitely feeling a bit of the heat a little bit. drew: yes, the last full day of summer is tomorrow an

a camera belonging to the south bay clean creek's coalition caught beavers building a dam.hey were a lot more common in the bay area years ago, but as humans moved in, those beavers were forced out. let's get a check of the weather with drew tuma. we are watching the winds. >> all part of a system moving through as many of us sleep over the next couple of hours. tomorrow night kicks of our winds. live doppler 7 right now. a couple of isolated showers. i want to focus in on parts of marin county in san francisco. the cell working to the south and east. it is wet through stinson beach as it pushes to the south and east. zooming in closer to street level. it is moving into the presidio, richmond, the marina. it will continue moving over the city over the next 15 to 20 minutes or so. light showers at this moment. a really welcome sight. outside from our exploratory in camera. foggy and misty. some light showers moved through the city. showers today, mainly in the north bay. like what we expected with the weakening system. thunderosa, close to .10 inches. much higher in elevatio

the south bay celebrating the return of beaver.a while like camera shows two beavers in action, working to build a dam. they've been scarce in the area for nearly 100 years. the fact that they are returning is a sign the waterway is healthy. >> the committee because rallied around our creeks. we are coming up on one million pounds of trash removed. these are the results of all that hard work. reggie: we are happy to see the beavers back and glad the river doesn't look like this. aren't good to the environment. kumasi: a limit gold medalist simone biles is kicking off her cold over america tour. it starts in tucson. they will be in the bay area on sunday. the show is called goat. it brings together celebrated gymnast. simone has a preview of what to expect. >> it's fun. it's golden. it's just amazing. it's pretty crazy. we do have the best of the best on this tour. 35 cities, seven weeks. are you ready? it's going to be super exciting. for them to be able to come out and watch what we worked so hard on is going to be really exciting

no, no, beaver's going through the same thing. >> beaver?>> justin bieber. >> i thought you meant leave it to bieber. >> well, that's the age gap. >> and the two of them were just getting started. so we will keep it going with part two. >> 58 degrees right now in san jose. we've got the sun coming up and it's going to be another lovely afternoon. mostly clear conditions with hazy skies at time into the interior valleys. walnut creek 59 degrees and a closer look at your daytime highs for today. we're going to be in the 80s down to the south bay, san jose, topping out at 82 degrees, hayward 76, palo alto in the 80s, concord, antioch and livermore some of our warmer spots topping out in the 90s. 60s around the coast. >>> straight ahead on sunday "today," our highs and lows of the week, including the dramatic scene at a college football game last night as a cat hung on for dear life from the upper deck of the stadium. we will show you the breathtaking ending that had the crowd roaring. >>> but up next, part two of my conversation with steve mart

masks are recommended inside beaver stadium. it's the fourth largest stadium anywhere in the world.nn state's campus at 9:00 a.m. on espn, it's "college gameday" and then tomorrow night, 7:30 eastern, the number ten penn state nittany lions taking on the number 22 auburn tigers right here on abc. let's get a little live preview of what we'll be hearing inside the stadium. >> a one, a three, a one, two, three, four. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> will has all the fun. stay right there, everybody. we'll be right back. right ther. we'll be right back. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: let's get a look at traffic. jobina: some really tight traffic moving through emeryville and berkeley. this picture shows 80 in emeryville. traffic is moving so slowly, and that is because we have a question 80 right at ashby on the blocking a couple of lanes. and in the opposite direction, which is why i brought in the map here. crashing west on 80 before ashby, supposed directions will have some ♪ come on, get your motor running ♪ you just head out on the highway

." >> they just finished "leave it to beaver" and they really wanted to keep this mold of the familyo something new and strange. >> marlyn, take the chicken back to the kitchen. i'm afraid it's not quite done. >> looks good to me. >> the fact of the matter remains, we were a normal family. hermann went to work and willy kept the house and cousin marilyn went to college and i was a normal kid. it was perfect. >> can i try kicking one? >> sure. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> hermann munster is just a soft little teddy bear on the inside so it was really your first lesson of like, don't judge a book but its cover. >> i think i'm take up golf. but i'm not sure about being in the sun too much. i'd hate to lose my power. >> in a desperate effort to be one of the rest of the neighborhood, they even joined a country club. >> when that mr. munster shows up to play golf, if he isn't our idea of a human being, i'll throw them out personally. >> at that time, country clubs were very, like, certain people weren't allowed in. certain religions. [ laughter ] >> oh, oh, oh, i made it. i made it. >> a

um sort of rogue characters had taken over beaver island in the middle of lake, michigan. and i'll just start with a few paragraphs from the first chapter of my book that sort of introduces where strand came from. in august of 1843 a man from a small town in, western, new york. vanished into the night such disappearances were not uncommon in those days the panic of 1837 the deepest and longest lasting economic crisis the young country had ever faced had hurdled countless average americans into sudden financial ruin. for some the humiliating prospect of having the sheriff take possession of their goods in real estate to satisfy accreditor's claim was was simply too much to bear. is one pennsylvanian man who owed $200 to $250 gone? i can't tell where put it in his 1842 suicide note. i am gone and forgotten numbered with the dead where the creditors call upon me no more. but for others there was a way to end one's miseries without putting a bullet in one's brain to lose one's life without actually dying for years those who hope to outrun creditors had thought sought refuge in

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about three weeks after the disappearance of kathy, he moved his family back to beaver, pa, and thenually selling his home, leaving -- leaving a lot of his personal items at his home. >> when he finished reading the case file, confer called the local fbi office looking for some items connected to the case. it was then that he connected with mike hutson, a veteran state trooper assigned to a joint terrorism task force. after confer explained what he was after, hutson asked to see the file. >> i thought it was a very good case. i felt that there was, you know, a very real suspect. >> when hutson's partner, fbi agent and former prosecutor kyle moore, read the file, he, too, was hooked. >> this is something we wanted to do something about. we wanted to see if there was any way that, you know, we could actually bring it to a conclusion. >> so within days of getting the case, investigator number 61 had a team to help him. >> they had so much knowledge that i didn't have, it was by the grace of god that they helped me with this case. >> time, it became clear, was not on their side. >> it wa

olivia beavers is "politico's" congressional reporter and is covering the lead-up to saturday's rally of congress will not attend and she joins me now. i saw that reporting and want to ask you about it because i was actually surprised. first, just tell us what the event is and why the briefing today from capitol security. >> so, there is a former-trump official who is planning this rally. basically, to claim that some of the rioters who were arrested on january 6th are political prisoners because they are being somehow treated unfairly in the federal court system. there is no evidence to support that they are being treated unfairly. but -- but you still have a group of, you know, trump supporters coming and protesting. suggesting that the riot that led to 600 arrests was somehow predicated on fairness. um, so that's what we are expecting to see saturday. and officials are bracing for the potential for violence. so we are seeing the fence -- temporary fence going back up around the capitol, should things get out of control. >> so, what was the briefing today from? and who got the brief

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about that in a | going to hear more about that in a moment because our tennis correspondent is beaveringoint in new york for us, but he is not quite there yet, so we are going to move on to cricket. there's been huge disappointment amongst england and india cricket fans this morning ater it was announced that today's fifth and final test had been called off. the news broke just two hours before the match was due to start. a number of india's backroom staff tested positive for covid—i9 and they were so concerned about it spreading to the playing squad that it was decided they wouldn't be able to field a team. joe wilson reports from old trafford. well, let's try and tell some of the different sides of the story of the test match that didn't happen. cancellation confirmed this morning. far too late to stop many making the journey to fill the seats. yes, they will be refunded, but they were inconvenienced, to say the least. i've been working all night, so i have not slept a wink or night, to get here today to be cancelled at the last minute, i find shocking. we come from london. we stayed h

different but not have to drop out of school and to find that bubble of learning again about learning and beaver emancipated pennies education in a way that probably was government work involved in government ruins. >> it is a shame. one thing i'm sure people are wondering if i trust talk today, heta visited all these places ad discovered all these schools so how do they get started kind of business models do they have to make it sustainable and feasible? what is the termination of these schools? >> that's interesting so the first time i found a local private schools was investments into largely city, at least the poor areas are and they had a muslim ruler at the time when i first found the first clearly spoke with muslim and i thought it was a terrible thing is from, a charitable side where you get to the port and i thought it must be but once you've gone to your 50 and 100 score, how many can be fact that i started looking at the business model and it's very simple. parents pay their fees, there may be a small commission for selling textbooks for school uniforms predominately pay the fee and t

the o of 9 to beaver were wretched in melbourne on saturday during a 6th day of unrest. kirby cases that have been on the rise since july, but thousands defied a stay at home order to attend the rallies and has been fueled by a mandatory co. that short order for construction work is adding to the regions hash lockdown measures. the me the me the the lose the very person, the, the, the trillion prime minister insist people need to get job to if they want restrictions to end. we've been very successful saving lives, but we've also got to give people their lives back. and i think that's what a strategy is, want you just feel facts and i did and we can ensure that a strike can go forward and not be held back in the we can victoria state, law enforcement cold for the ass face of melbourne to be restricted to police helicopters, news outlets challenged to plan with a court ruling that choppers could fly with police approval was treated in a fast unless to gauge in wilson that gave a hazy on that last suspicion is they did that because they thought that there was so many angry and frustrated pe

let's talk more about this now with florian beaver. he is a director of the center for se european studies of the university of grass, and is also professor of se european history and politics. he joins us from grass in our austria, thanks for being with us. so how is this trial likely to be viewed in coastal given that lee must offer at the time of his arrest was serving as an advisor to the defense ministry there. well, generally in cost of all the fighters of the constable liberation armies have been seen as heroes and any attempt to indict them or suspect of war crimes is of been met with public criticism and resistance. that is way to some degree in recent years. the kind of glorification of their acts is not as strong as it used to be. and more people are willing to conceive that, you know, while the overall might have a, you know, the justice on their side, that war crimes were committed. but certainly, it's not going to be a popular trial in constable itself. how and how is this likely to affect relations between serbia and cas

election was last night, so we'll have to save the special until next month, when a mob of fascist beaversarliament. now, folks, winning this emmy was a great way to take my mind off the fact that our democracy is in deep trouble. and i know that thanks to my guests tonight, bob woodward and robert costa-- ( applause ) or as i'm calling them, bobert codward. they've written a truly upsetting new tell-all about the last days of the previous administration, called "peril." after reading the book, i think the title isn't strong enough. i suggest renaming it "aaaaaaagggh!" ( laughter ) now, don't tell the authors, but i haven't finished reading "aaaaaagh!" because i had to stop reading it to keep yelling "aaaghhhh!" "peril" is full of things you wish you didn't need to know, like that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was worried the ex-president might launch a nuclear strike to distract from the election, that our democracy was saved by dan quayle, and that the former president's legal team laid out a six-step plan for vice president mike pence to overturn the election. ( booing ) yea

tom: we are talking about how many beaver town beverages are you going to have.is the prediction. [laughter] jordan: at least a couple, for sure. jonathan: can't drink them in the stands anymore, can you? jordan: i thing they change that. jonathan: are they? you can bring beers back into the stands? you have to drink really quickly, and then come back out, which is why you see the stands are still slightly empty until about the 48th minute, 50th minute. tom: i am learning so much everyday. jonathan: jordan, thank you. jordan rochester of nomura, g10 fx strategist. tom: this is important. president trump was president right now, he would be starting the discussion about competitive u.s. exports. you go $1.14 euro or yen, they mean different things. but the bottom line is other presidents would be talking about diminished u.s. exports. jonathan: do you expect a tweet from president biden? tom: i don't know what to ask from washington right now. we've got an entire -- folks come our team is so large that we have taken 1/3 of our team, and they are on panda watch, an

olivia beavers, thank you so much.time. >> thank you. >>> we do have a quick programming note for you, tomorrow night be sure to watch a new cnn film "the price of freedom." it's about gun violence and the nra's role on impacting the law. what is the cost of the war on gun control? that story, sunday night, at 9:00 p.m. we'll be right back. ted for off. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. ♪ ♪ ♪ is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammat

>> they make bart seem like beaver cleaver. >> hey, wendy. >> sup, bitch?stone and trey parker showed the power and the comedy that you could find in being politically incorrect. >> right, looks like we have 2.4 inches, really nice, butters. >> i'm hung like a horse! >> i think of an animated show like "south park" and it's full of comments about modern subjects. >> i had a sex change operation, my pechlt enis is a vagina and i'm experiencing womanhood for the first time in my life. see you in class! >> it would push the envelope in a strange way, but in the voice of a child. >> jesus was black, ronald reagan is the devil, and the government is lying about 9/11! >> "the boon docks" were the black "south park." >> dived into the subset of the black community maybe white people don't see at all. these character that is aren't human, they get to say things that people might be afraid to say. >> ow! >> i told you, you better not even dream about telling white folk the truth. >> one of the most hilarious episodes was martin luther king coming back and seeing how

that is a -- and we're looking ahead to the asian central banks as well including the beavering of japan. let's take a look at how this is coming through with the start of trading in asia. looking like a pretty mixed picture. we are seeing new zealand at that last trade about .1% lower starting off the back foot when it comes to sydney as well. we will be watching the iron ore miners and given more pain given that we are seeing steady signals of contractions when it comes to china's steel making sector. and that is heralding further losses for iron coree which has been one of the microstories to be connected with the evergrande saga. chicago nikkei futures harold a little bit of downside. about a quarter of 1% and the start of trading in china, we had that missed bank repayment loan repayment from evergrande which we were expecting. now we're looking ahead to thursday when the coupons on two of those bond repayments are due. but shery, when it comes to geo politics we still continue to watch these tensions between beijing and washington. shery: which were at play at the u.n. general asse

earlier this week, canadian police arrested protesters at the beaver dam blockade. this is a federal officer confronting an activist who had locked themselves to a bus. >> serve and protect. you put yourself and others endangers by being underneath a bus. t's go. let go. >> my leg! amy: policice had to call on coastal gas li workers to physically cut the protester out of the bus. and the winners for this year's right livelihood awards have been announced. the prize is often referred to as the "alternative nobel prize." unist'ot'en land defender freda huson was recognized "for her fearless dedication to reclaiming her people's culture and defending their land against disastrous pipeline projects" >> we have likely only 10% of our traditional territory remaining is the reason why we were fighting so hard protect that last 10% so that we can continue to have clean water, continue to have salmon, continue to hunt eat the rries, collect the medicine. because that is who we are. the land sustains us. if we don't take care of the land, then we won't be able to sustain ours

a beaver with great taste, jimmy chee was are nice but i'm not sure i like them as much is this littlend the side of the road and was placed in the care of a wild triumph rehabber, apparently he likes that she was buried by the way, he has since been released. they say they spotted him healthy and happy in the stream nearby. no shoes there. >> i leaned over. i leaned over. >> shannon: what seemed like a normal school board meeting virginia took on comical twist one a few inappropriate names were read in a completely professional manner, the trick, and a modest to the long-running prank on the simpson's were part prank calls most tavern asking to speak with nonexisting people. social media loving this one. check out these fluffy tiles from idaho. they love getting pampered, they even wait by the gate when their owners, with the brushes and what's funny is we're told that everyone of them is a favorite spot that they like to be brushed exactly. and finally, the multitalented australian shepard, watch her painted beautiful flower, carefully holding the brush in her mouth, getting differen

this marks the return of this famous game at beaver stadium after taking a year off due to covid.t here on abc later today. >>> and we start this half hour with the breaking news surrounding the search for a young woman from new york gone missing. gabby petito's boyfriend has apparently disappeared himself. abc's trevor ault has more. >> reporter: this morning, growing questions and a new twist in the disappearance of gabby petito as her boyfriend's family now reports his whereabouts are unknown. they say they haven't heard from him since tuesday. the fbi and local law enforcement now looking for him. >> we've been trying all week to talk to his family, to talk to brian. >> where is gabby? >> reporter: overnight, protesters gathering outside his home in florida. investigators saying brian laundrie has refused to speak with them after gabby vanished on a cross-country road trip. >> she wouldn't leave her family. i'd like to emphasize that. >> reporter: gabby's friend rose telling us she was planning to meet up with gabby and brian last week at yellowstone. when gab indy didn't call

i've seen many articles about how the bird migrations are changing, how the beaver dams are going higher that, joy. yes, i am so glad and so happy that we are done trying to convince all the deniers. we spent two decades doing that, wasting time. and now we're actually trying to do something. some of president biden's initiatives are so aggressive, but they're so needed. >> yeah, absolutely. and i will just point out some of the things that are in this reconciliation bill. this is the $3.5 trillion bill. clean electricity payment program, clean energy manufacturing, federal procurement of energy efficient materials, like electric cars for the federal fleet, climate research, environmental justice investments. the cost of doing it versus the cost of not doing it, climate events could cost us $98.9 billion, that's just 2020 numbers and it could cost $1.98 trillion from 1980 through this year. jamie, you're only 19 years old but your demographic is the one that's the most concerned generally about climate change. i hear more about climate from my kids, who are in their early 20s, and from p

he would say and give learned -- leave it to beaver advice. i learn by watching. children learn as much by seeing what you do and hearing what you say. i learned from my father read some of the most important things in life. you come back home to your family at night and you get and that is one of the most important lessons i have ever learned. and i learned by watching him. [applause] my grandfather has a unique story. he was one of 17 children in a farming family in cuba. they had their own labor program. they just kept having kids. but he had polio when he was a child, so he couldn't do the physical labor of tobacco farming. so, they sent him to school. i think it was the only one. he learned to read and write. he had a job at the cigar factory, he was the reader. he would sit in the front and read newspapers and then novels. it became a way to get an extraordinary education, but he was reading current events. it made him appreciative of history, contemporary and the past. fast-forward years later when we lived in las vegas. my grandfather lived with us half of

i'll be frank, my dad was not the guy who said, son, let me sit down with you, leave it to beaver guy. i learned by watching. it's one of the most important things we have to tell people. children learn as much by seeing what you do as hearing what you say. and i learned from my father some of the most important things on life. you show up on time, you go to work every day, you provide for your family, you come back home to your family at night and you get up the next day and you do it all over again. i'm just telling you that's one of the most important lessons i ever learned. [ applause ] and i learned by watching him. and then my grandfather has a very unique story. he was one of 17 children in a farming family in rural cuba. they had their own labor program going. they didn't need any visas. they just had kids. but he had polio when he was a very young child so he was the only one that couldn't do the physical labor in tobacco farming so they sent him to school. i think he was the only one that knew how to read and write. he had this job at the cigar factory. he was the elector, h

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marilyn in beaver falls, pennsylvania, good morning to you. all right, let me go to johnny in carolina, republican. good morning. do you have a question about this week in washington? caller: well, it is not a question. it is basically, i am not going to see a rant, but you said something about the agenda of ayden and congress. i think ayden's agenda, to -- think bidens agenda, to be perfectly honest, is against the american people. all of his foreign policies, all of his domestic policies, have been a tragedy for this country. nothing he has done since being in office, working through congress and nancy pelosi, has done anything to benefit america. even now, they are trying to step on the constitution, the bill of rights. they are trying to take our freedoms away from us. they are trying to take every freedom we have read the second amendment, the first amendment. they are using facebook as the long arm of the government to stifle free speech. this is not the american way. host: erik wasson, let's talk about foreign policy. what does the sche

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it was taken beaver the taliban. they couldn't get on planes.were falling from the wheel wells so they could desperate to get out this was not a smooth evacuation process. brian: right. he said 19 times i told to you go to the airport it's really your fault. no one outside kabul got out of the country. one country formerly linked to senator biden vice president turned president. the rioters got ahold of a transcript that existed in a conversation between ghani and the president of the united states. at which time it becomes pretty clear that he knew that the ghani government was not doing well. even though he told us on july 8th that they have 300,000 well-trained, well-equipped, one of the finest best armies in the world against 75,000 taliban, he knew the reality was different. in fact, here's his quote. one of the quotes from rioters. i need not tell you the perception around the world and in parts of afghanistan, i believe, is that things are not going well in terms of the fight against the taliban there is a need, whether it is true or not.

i think the definition of a child in the internal revenue code is based on 1950s, "leave it to beaver" families and there is a lot to be done in the code to really reflect and life circumstances and the family structures that we see in all families today, particularly those at the lower income level. the other thing is that -- dr. holtzblatt raised this. the auditing is correspondence examine. it is the one -- it is a technique that people don't learn what they did wrong. there is -- unless you actually manage to get through to a live human being, it is a machine that does the audit from every step of the way. there is no human interaction unless you can force yourself into that. and that's very troubling. we did studies that showed that people after they had been audited had no idea what they had done wrong. that's important because one third of the ictc population channels in and out each year. so you don't have an opportunity to learn from your current year's mistake and then fix it for the next year. i think the family structure issue is going to be a problem with -- credits becau

i think that the definition of a child in the internal revenues based in 1950's leave it to beaver's family. it's that there's a lot to be done in the code to reflect the life circumstances and the families structures that you see in all families today, particularly those of the lower income level. the other thing is i think doctor holtzblatt has raised this, the auditing's correspondents exams and it is a technique that people don't learn what they did wrong. unless you actually managed to get through a live human being, it's a machine that does the audit for every step of the way, there is no human interaction unless you can force yourself into that. that is very troubling. we did studies that show that people after they've been audited had no idea what they did wrong, and it's important because one third of the eitc population channels in and out the cheater. so you don't have an opportunity to learn from your current years mistake and then fix it for the next year. and i think the family structure issues going to be a problem for the credit, [inaudible] in the current here that y