it turned out brian wells lost his life over $8,702. estigators also recovered handwritten notes with detailed, complicated instructions apparently written for wells on how to carry out the robbery. >> the notes involved in this case were voluminous. there were nine total pages of notes. >> reporter: the notes referred to wells as a hostage, and they were peppered with dire warnings like "bomb has tripwires. forcing or tampering will detonate." and "we are following you. if you delay, disobey or alert anyone, you will die." the collar bomb locked around wells' neck had four keyholes. the notes also included maps and instructions directing wells to a location where he'd find a key and more instructions on where to find another key and then another, until finally he'd be free of the bomb. an illustrated manuscript of tre treachery. i get the sense there's a scavenger hunt going on and if he follows the notes in a timely manner, he can go from point a to b to c to d and come up with the holy grail, which is the key to unlock this thing. >>

senate republican leadership also in washington brian becker he is the director of the answer coalition as well as host of loud and clear daily new show on radio spoken gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate james let me go to you 1st i'm the reason i want to do this program at the end of the year is because we tend to look at events in a micro fashion you know what's going on in this country that country trump administration brags that you know which of course we do in the news media but i sometimes think that we love we miss the very big very big pictures of what's going on and the major changes that are happening around the globe and and the international system and this whole idea of multipolar world which is kind of foreboding to talk about in western media because by default it means the west loses something and somebody else gains something is that one of the reasons they don't like to talk about the coming of a multi-polar world go ahead james i think it is peter i mean look you're right i think a mole to poll or world is

thank you, brian. wellk you for inviting us here today, along with our colleagues from walmart and walgreens and our partners at cbs. normally, you view us as partners at cbs. normally, you view us as competitors, but today we are focused on a comment editor, and thatis focused on a comment editor, and that is defeating the spread of the coronavirus. and we look forward to working with the administration to do ourfairshare to working with the administration to do our fair share to alleviate this growing threat, so thank you for including us today. in the near term, we are all committed to making sure we keep our store is open to serve american consumer who is rapidly stocking up on household essentials, key food and beverage items they need during this time, and creating an environment that is safe for our team members. and creating an environment that is safe for ourteam members. making sure they feel supported during this critical time, so thank you for including us. is tommy? thank you, asa including us.

thank you brian. well south korea is one of the country's worst affected by this new coronavirus but business is they are working together to share the economic burden. so korean landlords and tenants are sharing the burden of weathering the decline in business caused by the corona virus outbreak with reductions in rents large traditional markets especially needed the help. that we. used to get an average 300000 visitors a day. but since the corona virus outbreak began we've been seeing less than 110th of our usual number of customers. business owners here have been suffering immensely so. not only domestic sales are affected as international trade has also dwindled especially for small export. as. korea has a competitive global legend the fashion industry and its products are high in demand overseas but now that foreign buyers can't even enter korea coupled with slowing fabric shipments and fewer visitors to the market overall it's having quite a large ripple effect. in addition to the rent reductions mar

weighing of dealing with politics every since 2016 all common sense has gone out the window go ahead brian. well you know let's look at the killing of qassam solo money the iranian general who was coming to baghdad airport to engage in negotiations to deescalate tensions i mean that was trumps the situation john bolton was no longer in the in the administration i agree with you it was a terrible mistake to bring bolton in but for whatever reason impulsivity narcissism the fact that he could be cajoled in his his arm easily twisted whatever he took responsibility for killing a soul money that brought the united states to the brink of a major war perhaps the biggest war ever in the middle east a war more like vietnam than the war in iraq or libya and then donald trump said if when iraq when iraq's parliament said the americans must leave donald trump said well we're going to keep your your oil revenues which turns out to be in a bank account in the federal reserve bank in new york not in baghdad and it shows that washington even donald trump who i agree with you had an instinct to speak at least t

brian: well, i hope so. a phase four coronavirus response bill to stimulate the economy, we hear. steve: griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. with prediction from the treasury secretary. good morning to you,. griff: griff good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. the press secretary is expressing confidence in the recovery mnuchin doesn't know how badly the economy will be impacted by the virus but says we will beat it. >> we are gonna kill this virus. we are gonna reopen this economy. and this the third quarter of this year you are gonna see this economy bounce back with very large g.d.p. numbers and low unemployment back to where we were beforehand. griff: he expects those americans eligible for the $1,200 check to begin seeing those funds directly deposited into their accounts within three weeks if they have previously filed with the irs electronically. and if they haven't, they can go to a web-based system to sign up to get the money faster than the traditional check in the mail. and mnuchin advised s

pliant friends in the media or undermining institutions so add that layer to the onion go ahead brian well i think the american elites have become more and more factionalized you know we always talk about there's only been 3 impeachments of u.s. presidents in the entire history of the american republic but 2 of the last 4 presidents have been impeached i mean clinton on minor charges and now trump on this ridiculous. charge about a phone call that 100 people were listening to openly when he talked as alinsky i mean there is a factional sort of warfare in washington but there's no warfare when it comes to the military industrial complex and that they are all united and that they they they all genuflect at the altar of militarism and that's what the real problem with american politics is whether you like republicans or like democrats the fact is both are addicted to war and militarism in the military and therein lies the danger to world peace is that on that point we end the program and it was perfectly said here many thanks to my guests in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching u

brian: dr. siegel, is it the answer for a lot of people? >> it may very well be. g interview, brian. let me tell you, i'm looking around the world. there is two malarial drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine in the test tube the hydroxychloroquine looked much more powerful against this virus it. definitely has properties against the virus. they used it in south korea and china. study out of france promising. medical universities are using it university of washington and university of minnesota is studying it. as you said new york is starting to study it. the who is a mull if i center trial around the world. my view on, this based on talking to many scientists is it works especially well, pretty early in the game. so, in other words, if you are a severe case, or you have a lot of high risks, this may be for you. and i came on last night on tucker right after dr. hon from the fda and i was so happy to hear what he said. he said your doctor should sit down your patient or us a just said telemedicine with your parent and determine on a case-by-case basis whether the

brian: right. >> i know our leadership is as well. we will get this done. theory there. senator mcconnell says we can deal with leadership but everyone else says where were you? i don't agree with this. they want to get two dozen, people lawmakers both sides in this thing together so there would be buy-in all around. >> that's right. brian: there wouldn't be a massive aggression of leadership. you saying leadership and them saying i want more people involved. give everyone a sense of what the relief package is $1,000 in direct tax rebates. let's put up the full screen, expansion of unemployment insurance. the payroll tax holiday, federally guaranteed loans for small businesses. emergency coronavirus response preparedness. this is just some of the stories things. you are talking about the main issue being $500 billion for corporations like the airlines who need 50 billion to keep it going. you want to put provisions in there so do republicans to make sure they retain their workers. >> that's right. brian: and don't just buy back stock. where is the problem o

thank you, brian. >> well, mr. president, thank you for inviting us here today.colleagues from walmart and walgreens and our partners at cvs, normally we view as competitors but today we are focused on a common competitor. that's defeating the spread of the coronavirus. we look forward to working with the administration to do our fair share to alleviate this growing threat. so thank you for including us today. in the near term, we are all committed to making sure we are keeping our stores open to serve the american consumer highwawho rapidly stocking up on household essential, key food and beverage items they need during this time, making sure we run safe stores and creating an environment that's safe for our team members, making sure they feel supported during this very critical time. thank you for including us. >> thank you very much. great job. is tom here? please. >> thank you, mr. president. we are one of the leading providers of medical devices as well as collection products for testing of coronavirus. we are ramping up our manufacturing capacity to ensure

but he is well. brian: wow, so he is well, is he a carrier. listen to your story and people can resonate what do you mean i gave it to you? i didn't have any symptoms. in this case you believe that he did. keep in mind, they told us early young people didn't have to worry about it. that's just not the case. 38% of the cases that need to be hospitalized are people between the ages of 20 to 54 and people who say it's just the flu. this is considered five to ten times more deadly than the flu. amanda, i think you helped a lot of people by telling your story. so glad you are okay. appreciate you joining us. >> thank you so much. brian: all right. and continued health. meanwhile straight ahead, the trump administration could soon recommend that all americans wear masks in public. is that a good idea? and man is that a different story than we have been hearing? we are going to ask dr. nicole saphier that. (woman) somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them because she didn't know they were talking to her. (deborah) i jus

brian: well, i mean, is she saying anything inaccurate?eally have a job before he was 41. he didn't really accomplish anything. he named two post offices. is she right? >> no. she is absolutely wrong. he's had more bipartisan sponsorships of bill. he just worked with senator lee to pass foreign matters across the country like he has done all these things. even being the mayor, the local mayor of burlington. i would point out there was 15,000 people stand out in the cold in ann arbor last night in michigan to show support for bernie sanders. there's a lot of folks in this movement in my own party really jealous of what we have pulled off with this campaign. brian: i thought he passed seven pieces of legislation two of which included naming post offices can you name more. >> a whole lot more. co-sponsors of bills republicans and democrats came to him. he may have caucused with the democrats but he took in information from both sides. brian: let's look at what is at stake tomorrow. you have idaho, missouri, mississippi, north dakota, washingt

brian, they have about 1100 beds in the convention center in new orleans as well to prepare for this. brian: right, they are getting ready they are not a state that's awash in cash. this will need some help. one thing governor cuomo said listen if we're done with the ventilators and have any extra things we will send them to the next hot spot across the country. other thing that's clear especially being on the radio three days. if you her in new york, don't take. when they see new york license plates in virginia and florida. people get a little ticked off. what's going to happen as they begin to lift certain counties and certain states in saying hey in montana, perhaps, can you go back to work and sections of pennsylvania these counties seem fine. in new york, it's going to be a while before we are allowed to travel where people feel okay about it. the one thing is pretty dr. clear, good to see governor cuomo say hey, i might have made a mistake. if did you go to new york people think around the country that new york is new york city. new york is new york city but upstate is like iowa

>> well, unfortunately, brian, that's an evergreen question these days.nding outside the senate chamber right now where basically we've been getting the runaround from all sides of the negotiations all day long. you'll recall this morning they were told us they were in the red zone and then the 5 yard line and then the 2 yard line. but the problem is they've been at the 2 yard line for about 12 hours now, and, you know, secretary mnuchin has been going back and forth between senator mcconnell's office and senator schumer's office, and each time they tell us the same message, which is we're close, we're close, we're close. and in reality what they're doing, brian, is they're drafting legislation in real time. and what they're trying to do is make sure that the legislation they draft matches what they agreed to verbally with senator schumer in particular as they're negotiating with the democrats. and the reality is this process takes a very long time. this bill is probably going to be at least 1,000 pages long. of course the price tag is going to be in exce

more on where the price of oil could go next, i'm joined by paul sanke, and our own brian sullivan is here with us as well brian, was it you or did someone else out there say that oil could go negative? i was focused on negative bond yields, now negative oil prices, too. >> it's possible, yeah listen, it's the high risk, you know, for a low probability outcome, kelly, but it's not out of the question. here's why you've got a store at summer we talked about this yesterday on your show and again, if all the storage tanks get full, it's possible, it's not probable, nobody is saying this is the outcome, but if you've got oil and there's nowhere to put it, it's conceivable you might have to pay somebody to take it. by the way, pretty amazing, we're talking about a 22% jump in the price ofoil to $24. >> right, exactly. paul, any thoughts on the prospect of again, i only mention it if people in the market are speculating that this could happen, prices going negative it just tells us there's a huge supply/demand imbalance out there, right >> that's correct. in fact, it was me that started it and it's really somet

brian: by the way, work ethic, too, i would say factors into it as well. >> sure. traditionally. if i was to talk to you five years ago or six years ago and they were doing the autopsy in the republican party. they say ease up on the rhetoric at the border and illegal immigration. hispanics are misinterpreting that complete democratic narrative that hispanics are soft on the border. if you were to listen to them, you would presuppose that the majority of hispanichispanics were not borne and great percentage are illegals that's notes case. vast majority are born here. our citizens are not soft on the border. on top of that brian, this is key. we are not as a community fixated on border issues. again, what drives us in terms of politics, i think, primarily is the economy. it's opportunity. brian: real quick, a lot of people in the hispanic community like you say don't generalize. there are so many different facets to the hispanic community. cubans feel different from central and south americans. >> absolutely. we are 60 million people in the united states. >> by the w

well, bob. >> it moved the markets, brian the dow swung in a 1500-point range from its low right after the openits midday high and this time the rally held and i think there was plenty of stimulus talk from the white house and both houses of congress and the fed establishing a commercial paper funds facility to buy unsecured short-term debt issued to raise funds and today's rally fell tentative and it was a rally and it came on lighter volume than usual. volatility has also flattened out a bit and i say flattened out because the vix remained extremely elevated and it's been flat the last several days and it would be nice as yields shot up dramatically at the end of the day and j.p. morgan outperforming the market for the first time in a while, but defensive stocks still led and this has been the story. outsized gains from consumer names like spice maker mccormick and hormel foods and clorox also at a new high. after a dismal few days large retailers also bounced back including urban outfitters, tjx and best buy and all down double digits >> boeing and the airlines will be a part of the stimulus

>> well, here's the thing, brian. we have a president from day one who cares more about the health of his re-election than the health of the nation. and that's just where we are with this president right now. look, donald trump did not create the coronavirus, but he certainly has created a situation where we are less prepared to deal with this virus that is now here on our land. and the thing about it is he got rid of the -- or cut the hhs budget, right? he also got rid of health expert who deal with this type of epidemic. here's the thing. biden was right when he said donald trump needs to be quiet because one of the biggest things, which is what you were saying, american public, and this is a president who has lied more than 16,000 times. what needs to be happening is he needs to be quiet and let experts and scientists and let those folks actually speak to the public and tell us exactly what's going on and what we need to be doing. >> a.b., i watched you at 4:00 this afternoon with nicolle wallace. you said somethin

. >> well, brian, i've been checking in with my sources constantly on capitol hill. what i can tell you, at least as of right now, both sides feel like they are within striking distance of a deal. the last we heard was about an hour ago. chuck schumer was in a meeting with steven mnuchin, and mnuchin left with one of schumer's aides, which is a good sign. but, look, i have to give the usual caveats that things could always fall apart. a deal is not final until it's final. and there is an overwhelming sense of urgency among lawmakers right now that they need to get something done. democrats especially are getting hammered by republicans right now, being accused of holding things up even though they're trying to push to make the bill better in their words. on top of that, lawmakers are also concerned about being in the capitol for their own health and safety. a lot of these members are older. they're more vulnerable. there's more and more cases every day of either aides or other lawmakers contracting coronavirus. it's causing attendance issues. and so everybody wants t

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well? >> good morning, brian.ll of the video providers are working with the eu regulators to tune down the bit rate to take some of the stress off of the internet, to make sure it's available for emergencies. and so we obviously are complying with that and we're going to look to support that -- those requests around the world if there need be. >> as they come. >> and keep in mind, brian -- >> what has changed for netflix in the last couple of weeks. sorry to cut you off. what's that? >> i was going to say, the visual quality for the consumer will be barely noticeable that the rates we're talking about in europe. >> oh, i see. okay. i know that netflix like other entertainment giants have halted production of practically everything. how is that affecting your company and your rivals? >> well, i mean, it's been a massive disruption. every one of our productions around the world are shut down. i believe that's unprecedented in history. and we have a lot of folks who have found themselves suddenly and without notice t

[laughter] brian: >> i suspect he'll do well next week because it's got industrial states in the midwest more traditional democrats. brian: the african-american demographic with joe biden did very well with. bernie sanders outraged to the latino community. >> let's not kid ourselves. we are focused on biden led a great night but the guy was having a better morning because the results are coming in in california. let's go to the board. poor man's docket calculator, it's complicated but it projects with the delegate count might be. the numbers there, that's generally the associated press and i made a little calculator that roughly tells you what's going to happen. over states, what goes to biden and sanders, they might have 13% statewide, above 13%. if you look at it this way, before california, 457 biden delegates, after taking into account california isaac 32, sanders is at 324 before you add in california. 564 in california. before california, biden leading by about 134. probably overstated a little because there are going to be votes for bloomberg and warrant an individual congressiona

brian: well, now we know. ainsley: justice roberts was not happy about that. very rare rebuke. you normally don't hear from the justices. they usually try to stay above board. justices know criticism comes with the territory. but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. brian: i am not sure if he wrote those comments down because one thing about chuck schumer he is glued to the copy like he has never seen it before, even on the simple police statement he seemed to be ad-libbing that i thought myself he is probably going to come out with an apology and talk about the need for his candidate to win the presidency in order to get a more liberal supreme court, but it wasn't like that at all. in fact, he didn't apologize at all. here's what the president says in the tweet, this is direct and dangerous threat to the u.s. supreme court by schumer, if a republican did it, he or she would be

well with all the information circulating on the coronavirus it's so important to stay updated on test ng. brian todd has more on what you need to know if you think that you have the coronavirus. >>in arlington well protected technician approaches a car at a drive-thru coronavirus test site gives instructions on a bullhorn to a patient on the other side of a closed window. the patient and polls behind a building to another checkpoint to get tested officials at virginia hospital center which runs this facility. see they're doing about 50 to 60 tests a day tonight millions of people in the united states and around the world are asking critical questions about getting tested to stuart how do you know if you need a coronavirus test upper respiratory symptoms might start this runny nose, sore throat in general he then leads to cough and shortness of breath. >>then when you have a strong indication that you need a test who should you call first officials say don't just show up. >>call ahead. the wait. >>percent of fire family doctor and that position will do a screening to see if you meet criteria to

king solomon dies reports suggest they now face long term imprisonment or even death elixir brian al jazeera well much as wary is the director of the gulf studies center at castle university and he says the arrests reflect a crisis within the saudi royal family. what we see today is actually has a great link to what happened in 2015 since a concern man came to power and then he signed his son the crown prince of we know that for example and been out there as he came back from london in 2018 with the guarantee of the british and european guarantee and he will not be they will not have a new role in politics we know that mohammed bin nayef and really you know house arrest so it it doesn't make sense to speak about actually sort of anything what happened reflects a crisis within the house of saud that number 7 man is not sure about was the legality of the family and that that is takes us to the other where basically if man or he is in a situation to pass to pass away this means he needs people and he doesn't need any . i would say war against him and those are the most important figures in the famil

king solomon dies reports suggest they now face long term imprisonment or even death elixir brian al jazeera. well still ahead here all al-jazeera concerns about a spate of new attacks of god itself just days ahead of talks between the taliban of the customs. take advantage of the situation in both iraq we meet the people left alone to fight for themselves to stay with us here on to say. hello there we have seen some rather heavy amounts of rain through eastern sections of the middle east that is now on its way further to the east we will same prating weather conditions but it will save you time as the rain and this is has been looking in the streets of gaza but the sunshine back in the forecast the winds have eased these atomic sunday so we the high teens low twenty's celsius well you can just see that here is the strong bright green arrows those indicating the winds are pretty strong as we go through sunday through southern areas of iraq northern sections of saudi but ahead of that still warm in $27.00 degrees celsius but by monday that is when we'll have a cooler day 24 degrees and those winds

old king solomon dies reports suggest they now face long term imprisonment or even death brian al jazeera . well still ahead here on al-jazeera lebanon defaults on foreign currency debt worth over a $1000000000.00 as it struggles to tackle an economic crisis and find out why there's been a rise in gender based attacks in mexico those stories after the break. hello well as far as weather is concerned it's more of the same for the british isles in fact for much of north western europe the weather still piling in from the atlantic so wet and windy but it too was describe it but it has been a change further east we've now got a rather static situation is now over albania so fairly wet weather here for the whole of the balkans has been stoic height and rain for the south southern italy sicily greece albania it's moving on to remain here in hungary as well but also implies a southerly breeze ahead of it has 21 degrees non-corrupt and look at moscow doublethink is almost now i remind you it's still batch with double figures. most elsewhere in europe last optically outstanding is about right for anythin

king solomon dies reports suggest they now face long term imprisonment or even death elixir brian al jazeera. well still ahead here all over there are struggling to pay to process a future while helping refugees a bike routes get back on their feet it's getting harder for ain't working in weeks . to do generations type returns to tell you about the toys following the. opposition to stay with us here to settle. and that more of a heavy rain in the full cost across central and southern areas of china fighting to try to picture as you can see as well this is where we have been seeing rain after several days we've had a day of lighter rain and of course it gets a little bit heavy and sunny sunday beginning to push eastwards and getting quite heavy to use as tools these coastal areas but to the south of there we have a warm couple of days ahead into hong kong temperatures have come back out 27 degrees celsius most secure through the korean peninsula and the showers on their way through eastern sections of home show you now through monday that rain again across the south and east of china continue his j

brian sullivan is here with us as well. brian, let's start with you because you have some reporting about how bad it is in the market for some of these names >> yeah. kelly, thank you very much obviously great interview with larry kudlow and he's talking about all these credit programs and acronyms and people are thinking, what does that do? why do i care? let me give you an example on friday according to two sources i spoke with, eog resources, one of the topnotch companies out there could not get a bond deal done they tried to float a bond deal on friday, couple of billion dollars to refinance obligations due next year but there was a lack of interest and they withdrew that bid. you can call it a failure or you can call it a withdrawal but here is the point, kelly the fact that that bond deal did not get any traction, they're one of the top rated companies look at 99% of oil and gas companies that have debt that have lower credit ratings and a weakening environment. some of these environments that are out there are designe

brian: absolutely and you're a doctor as well as a senator. thank you so much. thank you, brian.n as businesses are forced to close their doors, country music star and bar owner john rich vows to keep paying his staff and help other musicians keep the music going. we'll talk about it. (gasps and screams) i got in! yes! woah! oh yes yes yes yes! to start a college savings plan, find an advisor at massmutual.com ♪ when in your gut,dent you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidence every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning mrs. johnson. benefiber. trust your gut. actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. stay home when you are sick. cover your cough or sneeze. clean and disinfect frequently touched objects with household cleaning spray. for more information, visit cdc.gov/covid19. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. of broadca

but, you know, delaying this might also be useful, some would argue, brian. >> well, i think we wantt people money quickly. those who have mortgage payments coming up, those who have bills and can't afford groceries, i think they are going to need assistance pretty quickly. but again, some of these policies won't move very quickly. the president has proposed a payroll tax holiday. we've heard tonight that could take anywhere from 3 to 6 months to implement. for those looking for a wait-and-see approach, i think that can work, but again, if you are a family that's just been told you were an event planner, you are not going to get a paycheck next week, they need money as soon as possible. you don't want to start a cascade of people missing their rent, going bankrupt, not affording groceries. >> trace: when you say money is going to be delayed, that is code for politics, and i want to play you what the leaders in the senate are saying about these efforts to beef up the economy a bit. watch. >> we need to help small businesses. i've talked to countless small businesses in new york. they

joining me someone who knows the state well. brian, thank you for joining us on this. now, trade is a major issue when it comes to michigan. a few minutes ago, nbc news policy adviser benjisarlin, take a look what the he has to say. >> this is an out situation where sanders is opposed to the deal but in some ways he's breaking with groups who are allied with him. similarly, biden has often supported trade deals that are heavily objected to by some unions or blue collar voters if he'll ever be affected by them in manufacturing, say, or in this case, he might be on their side. >> do you think trade here is going to drive the voter of michig michiganders. >> i've seen no two of the big three automakers have announced big plant investments here. the unions are divided on whether the trade agreement nat received approval in congress should go forward. i don't think it's going to turn on that. >> so f you were talking to the biden or the sanders camp as to how they should be appealing to michigan voters, what would you say? what's the number one issue they want to the michiga

isnda: brian jacobsen joining us from wells capital management. we have seen these moves get ever larger. what is your advice when you are watching these markets? what are you saying to people about that volatility? >> a lot of people on the way down were referring to it as a roller coaster. it was more like a skydive, in freefall. the rebound tends to be more like a roller coaster, where you see this heightened volatility. a key thing to watch is whether or not we continue to get into an uptrend. not to get too technical, but can we make higher lows and highs? even though we are getting back to gains today, put that in perspective of where we were yesterday at the open relative to the close. ut some gains o despite the choppiness, that could bode well for the outlook that the market is trying to wrestle with, this unknown, what will be the fallout from the coronavirus as far as the supply and demand disruption, possible destruction that has taken place. amanda: one of the other things that has been destroyed in recent years has been the thinking