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i believe in new brunswick to look at where canada says they will in the future produce hydrogen, green hydrogen. now this is sort of one of those things. it's very important to do when you meet a german of chancellor and especially mister, held back the green, super minister of environment and energy. but really, what thereafter, i think in the media is minerals and we can talk about that. we are earths and so forth. and copper, but also l n g. but even then canada can't provide for some years l n g. i wanted to take that up. so today it was asked when will canada deliver alan ged germany and how much he said he was looking for the business case to do so. what does he mean by that? exactly. ah, that means he's not convinced he should do it. there's something i'll admit as the expert here, i wrote some articles on germany's real and g policy about 4 or 5 years ago in 2018 when the previous coalition decided in its initial treaty under merkel, that they would fund and support elegy import terminals in northern germany, which were purely for liquid for transportation, but it never happene

cnn's ryan young is outside the courthouse in brunswick, georgia.yan, the first of those sentences came down this morning. what happened there? >> reporter: absolutely, it was life in prison for travis mcmichael. right now right off camera, we're listening to what's going on in court as we speak because his father, greg mcmichael, is inside that courtroom right now getting ready to hear his sentence. i will tell you, though, travis mcmichael's attorney tried to get him out of the state prison system, tried to argue that he would be safer if he was in federal prison. what he was basically saying is he believes that his client's life is in jeopardy. the judge wasn't hearing that and basically said he will go to a state prison. but it was something that you didn't see there, which of course we can't show you because it's federal court and that means there's no cameras and no audio allowed outside. to see the family of ahmaud arbery turn and look at travis mcmichael in the face and say you stole someone that we love from us. it was a very powerful momen

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the fbi has seized documents from donald trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida monday morning. multiple news organizations are reporting the fbi executed a search warrant as part of a probe into whether trump illegally removed 15 boxes of white house records, including some classified documents, after he left office. the fbi and justice department has made no official comment about what happened monday. the fbi is run by christopher wray, who was appointed by president trump. the contents have also not been revealed. on monday, trump issued a statement saying -- "my beautiful home, mar-a-lago in palm beach, florida, is currently under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of fbi agents. they even broke into my safe!" trump was in new york at the time. the federal investigation into trump's handling of the records has been escalating for months. cnn reports the fbi interviewed aides to t

in brunswick, georgia telling them, that is no trouble but coming for the trial, that is trouble. the idea of what is a troublemaker. trouble breakers because troublemakers on a righteous cause. >> host: it is a narrative shift of sorts, changing how we do that and respect it in so many ways. the idea of it. the other piece that in the beginning one of the stories that as you talk about daniela frazier and talk about so much of this you unpack it and see the humanity of people but also the vulnerability, how they put themselves out there for the good of the people and that challenge, people are doing that every day and it has gone unnoticed. >> i write about the young lady, the original video did not come from the police by camera. it came from frazier and she saw this police officer with his knee on george floyd's neck. made others stop and start filming. she felt this is wrong what is going on here. she wasn't a member of my group or the naacp, justin ordinary girl, this is wrong, let me record it. i don't think she even knew what she was going to do with the recording. i rememb

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ahmaud arbery was killed in february 2020 while he was out running in brunswick, georgia. he shot arbery in self-defense. arbery's parents say they still feel the pain from their son's death. >> every day the family of gabby petito is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against police in moab utah. they accuse the police department of failing to properly investigate a domestic violence claim between petito and her fiance. brian laundrie petito's family says officers missed signs that petito was a victim of domestic violence when they were responding to a call. even though their body cam video showed her visibly upset. this was back in august of 2021. the lawsuit is asking for 50 million dollars. police have not commented on the suit. petito's body was found in wyoming in september of 2021. audrey, who later admitted to killing her took his own life in florida. >> olivia newton-john, the english-born and australian racing or an actress has died at the age of 73. she had been battling cancer on and off for the last 30 years, shared her journey through the difficult times. but th

the city's angle side neighborhood at a playground on brunswick avenue. 4 people were shot and taken to the hospital. 2 of them died. these are newly released photographs of the suspects car, which 2018 or 2022. honda court. anyone with information on this case is asked to call sfpd. well, the search for a ferry passenger who is believed to have jumped overboard into the oakland estuary has been called off yesterday. the coast guard announced it ended its search without finding anyone on sunday. witnesses told affair captain someone it gone overboard in the vessel was immediately turned around as they tried to rescue that person. the ferry crew remain on scene until local authorities arrived. the coast guard says since the search has been called off, it's likely the person who went overboard did not survive. city live abor is making free recycle water available for residents phillips station. that station will give people recycle water to use in their lawns and other outside plants. the city says it uses about 2 million gallons of recycled water per day, mostly to keep landscaping. a

ahmaud arbery was killed in february of 2020 while jogging in brunswick, georgia. travis mcmichael claims he shot arbery in self-defense. you have william roddie bryan who recorded cellphone video of the killing. he was sentenced to 35 years in prison. well, the family of gabby petito has announced plans to file a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the moab city police department in utah. a notice of claim was filed yesterday. the family accusing police of failing to recognize it. petito was in a life-threatening situation last year when they investigated a domestic violence incident between her and her boyfriend, brian laundrie. the 2 were on a cross-country trip when they were pulled over. they were allowed to leave after being offered to spend a night apart. well, that he body was found a month later in wyoming's grand teton national park. officials say laundry strangled her. petito's parents spoke out about that traffic stop and her life. >> and as man was a watching this very painful and i want to >> that's people. >> you know that you pay at and

well out for a jog in brunswick, georgia. travis mcmichael claims he shot arbery in self-defense. roddie bryan who recorded cellphone video of the slaying was sentenced to 35 years in prison. >> a scary situation. a death valley national park where heavy monsoon rains lead to flash flooding. the harsh weather trapping hundreds of visitors and staff there. dozens of cars were stuck in the mud. fortunately, though, no injuries were reported. some people managed get out after caltrans crews used gravel to create a brand new roadway. death valley national park got nearly one and a half inches of rain from this storm, which is actually just about a year's worth of rain that came down in only 3 hours. >> hard to believe weekend by a 10th of an inch here. all over the state, you know, you see in on storms you go to those places in the desert. i like to travel in some of those areas. you see these big washes. so, you know, at some point they filled with water. that's what happens. they get the monsoon kicking in the storms roll in. here you go. you get all that rain in a short amount of t

going ahead with these projects, namely a project in new brunswick. wow. thank john. good morning. based on those discussions that we will assign how we can help enough ways likely, ellen, she canada project on the west coast. then the other project underway goes we children, she will see how we can deliver natural gas on the world markets at the same time as we can accelerate the process of g carbonized ation to obtain our greenhouse gases targets and ensure that canada as an energy producer is such just in a neutral way will not just repeat what he said just to give you the view we are working on that as a set on the vice. how we can got guests from other sources and canada would be a good prod, lenders field. and this is why our business people and the business people for canada are working in this question. that's dustin reported. on the other hand, we are working on the hydrogen field and i think this is a since the technologies we are discussing about are now known for a 100 years. but what we are doing at this time is scaling them to dimensions which really changed the world

say the fatal shooting happened in april in the city's ingles side neighborhood at a playground on brunswick avenue. >> 4 people were shot and taken to the hospital. 2 of them died. these are newly released photographs of the suspect vehicle a 2018 or 2022 honda accord. anyone with information on this case is asked to contact san francisco police. san francisco police say they were able to return a handful of stolen items to their rightful owners after arresting somebody for pick pocketing at outside lands. >> police say they found 10 cell phones, a debit card and wallet after detaining a man during the event, police have not identified the suspect. he was arrested shortly after officers confirmed all of the items were stolen from other people. a second effort to try to force los angeles county district attorney george gascon on into a recall election has failed supporters of the recall submitted nearly 716,000 signatures to the la county registrar's office. but nearly 200,000 of those were rejected. the county clerk gave an explanation on why those signatures were tonight, including unregis

suburb outside of cleveland but his family news from the neighborhood in cleveland to a suburb in brunswickse he gets a better public school education so trying to do things from the standpoint of what we are taught is the american dream that yet here is rodney with open racism or harassment from the police he hears all sorts of racial epithets and he says i find that offensive his teammates look at him and say what you talking about we are not talking about you that you are a good one you are that teammates. it is the other ones. in addition he is at a school where he constantly feels he has to tiptoe through rain drops and watch everything he says and does. he didn't want to go to parties because other people were drinking. not that he was concerned about himself that worried about being classmates when they are drinking and what will they say to him? so he's in a difficult box already and then the videos come out. the memories like treyvon martin and the videos we already discussed like martin and castillo and he connects his own personal experience with those he sees on social media. he

islip, brunswick, westfield, glens falls, within 3 degrees of their potential records, and this is whatre going to be really talking about on into august. we are going to have high pressure that's dominating and it's going to be above average through the end of august. the exception, the southwest because they are getting a lot of rain. otherwise, the rest of us are going to be baking for the month of august. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 forecast in the next 30 seconds. photograph all skin tones accurately with real tone and last up to 72 hours with extreme battery saver (♪ ♪) it's all you want in a phone. google pixel 6a switch it up, and get the all new google pixel 6a. (♪ ♪) >>> good, no dismay good wednesday morning. for inland valleys it will be hot and we still have the humidity. be prepared for temperatures reaching into the lower 90s today. not doing much better tomorrow, still pretty warm even going into the weekend with temperatures dropping a couple degrees as we do tend to feel higher humidity. low clouds and fog keep san francisco cool. highs in >>> tha

joined by juan gonzalez in new brunswick, new jersey. juan: welcome to everyone around the world.e u.s. has announced it has killed ayman al-zawahri in a don't -- drone strike in downtown kabul in afghanistan. the u.s. reportedly fired two hellfire missiles at al-zawahri as he was standing on balcony in a safe house located in a wealthy neighborhood where many leaders of the taliban live. the attack occurred on sunday morning in kabul. al-zawahri's assassination comes 21 years after al qaeda attacked the united states on sept. 11, 2001, and just under a new year after the taliban seized control of afghanistan. the united states has long accused al-zawahri of being a key 9/11 plotter along with osama bin laden who was killed in a u.s. raid in pakian in 2011 president biden announced the death of al-zawahri on monday night. pres. biden: my fellow americans, on saturday, at my direction, the united states successfully completed an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan that killed the emir of al qaeda, ayman al-zawahri. al-zawahri was bin laden's leader, he was his number two man, his deput

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: mexico's former attorney general has been arrested and dozens of soldiers and police officers face charges related to the disappearance of 43 students at the rural college for teachers in ayotzinapa eight years ago. murillo karam, who served as mexico's attorney general from 2012 to 2015, was arrested on friday, a day after a truth commission formed by president andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador said the students' disappearance was a crime of the state. mexican authorities also issued over 80 other arrest wrants. those facing charges include 20 military commanders and troops who were from battalions in the city of iguala. charges have also been filed against local officials, police officers, and members of the drug cartel guerreros unidos. on monday, president lopez obrador described the disappearance of the 43 students as shameful ansaid the truth must be exposed. >> i what to ask, i know you alre

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.elcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in jackson, mississippi. an overwhelmingly black city of more than 180,000 residents is now on its third day without running water. officials say the crisis could last indefinitely. on tuesday, people waited in long lines for bottled drinking water and to fill-up at tanker trucks full for water to flush toilets and more. >> when you don't have no water. you've got a newborn baby. we are seeing the intentional divestment in communities -- this has been an issue for me since i came down here in 1991. i was always told not to drink the water. when i can do jackson, it was smelling like chlorine. amy: on tuesday night, resident biden -- president biden authorized the federal emergency management agency to coordinate disaster relief efforts "to lessen or avert the threat of a catastrophe in hinds county." this came after mississippi's governor declared a state of emergency for

he's live at the courthouse in brunswick, georgia. this is all just happening now.ening there? >> reporter: i can tell you, if you look right behind me, you can see ahmaud's father walking after leaving this federal courthouse here. a lot of emotions still at play here. this was the first time they really got to read a victim statement and turn to travis mcmichael. the mother of arbery and his father turned and had a conversation with him while doing their victim impact statement. it's federal court so we can't show you that video, but it was very some pointed words pointed right directly at him. they thought he may say sorry. he did not say sorry. he decided not to take the stand. what he did do is have his attorney actually beg to be in federal prison instead of being in state prison. he believes his life is in jeopardy. ahmaud's family jumped on that and said how do you feel our son felt the day you chased him down, shot him and cornered him like a dog. those were the words. you can imagine the emotions in the courtroom. family members were grabbing each other's

i am joined by juan gonzalez in new brunswick, new jersey. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers around the country and the world. it was six months ago this week when russian forces invaded ukraine. while pope francis and others marked the anniversary with calls for peace, the are few signs from the capitals of ukraine and russia -- or in washington -- that an agreement to end the war is near. on thursday, russian president vladimir putin signed a decree to add 137,000 more troops to russia's armed forces. on wednesday, as ukrainians marked its independence day, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy vowed to take back all land seized by russia since 2014 including crimea. meanwhile, the biden administration announced this week a new $3 billion military aid package for ukraine to boost its long-term military power. we are joined by anatol lieven. he is a senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. his latest piece is headlined "six months after russian invasion, a bloody stalemate, a struggle for peace.” anatol w

joined by juan gonzalez in new brunswick, new jersey.elcome to all of our listeners and viewers across the country and around the world. amy: politico is reporting the biden administration is preparing to ask congress to approve a new $1.1 billion arms sale to taiwan. the package reportedly includes 60 anti-ship missiles and 100 air-to-air missiles. this comes after two u.s. warships sailed through the taiwan strait on sunday for the first time since house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan earlier this month. china condemned the visit and launched a major military drills near taiwan. meanwhile, president biden announced $3 billion in more military aid for ukraine last week, including money for missiles, artillery rounds, and drones to help ukrainian forces fight russia. we begin today's show looking at u.s. policy on russia and china. we are joined by the economist jeffrey sachs, director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university. he is president of the u.n. sustainable development solutions network and has serve

he was killed in february while out for a jog in brunswick, georgia. the mcmichaels claimed self-defense. a 3rd man roddie bryan is also currently serving a life sentence for murder. he received a federal sentence of 35 years. the family of gabby petito has announced plans to file a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against utah's moab city police department. >> that claim accuses police of failing to recognize that the 22 year old's life was under threat last year during a domestic violence traffic stop. that's top involve petito and her boyfriend brian laundrie. the 2 were questioned ultimately allowed to leave. petito's body was found a month later in wyoming after officials say laundrie strangled her. today. petito's parents talked about that traffic stop and her life. >> as man with a watching this very painful and i want to >> that's people. >> you know you pay at and there are. >> laundrie was later found dead in a florida swamp after an apparent suicide. the city of moab has 60 days to respond to the legal claim before the family can off

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has left taiwan after a series of high profile meetings that increased tensions with china, making her the most senior u.s. official to visit taiwan in 25 years. pelosi met with taiwanese lawmakers and president. it was rod casper lee online. >> it is clear while john has stent a way of taiwan participating in going to certain meetings, that they understand they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. it is a show of friendship, support, but also a source of learning about how we can work together better and in collaboration. amy: pelosi discussed economic plans, including a possible trade deal between taiwan and the united states and met with key pro-democracy activist. taiwan's president tsai ing-wen said she welcomed pelosi*'s visit. >> to boost public confidence in democracy as a foundation with united states. amy: meanwhile, china responded t

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.elcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in albuquerque, new mexico, where police say they've arrested a primary suspect in the recent killings of four muslim men in the city. the suspect himself is a muslim man. this comes after the body of naeem hussain was found late earlier this month, just hours after he attended the funerals of pakistani immigrants muhammed afzaal hussain and aftab hussein at the islamic center of new mexico. those two were killed the week before in what police described as separate ambush-style shootings. a fourth south asian muslim man, mohammad ahmadi, was killed in november. since the murders, many members of the muslim community say th've been afraid to go outside. albuquerque police deputy commander kyle hartsock gave an update on the arrest at a news conference tuesday afternoon. >> july 2022 late at night, aftab hussein was found shot to death. on august 1, late at night, hammad af

it was in the angle side neighborhood at a playground in brunswick avenue. 4 people were shot.have images of a vehicle that they are looking for its suspected in the shooting described as a 2018 or 2022. honda accord. >> well, 7 western states including california, are going to figure out how to drastically cut their water use. a deadline is looming now for the states to move away from their dependence on the colorado river's water supply. federal officials gave the state until mid august to come up with a plan to cut usage by 15% next year. well, we are in mid august and after weeks of tense negotiations are still no agreement. now the bureau of reclamation could step in and issue additional cuts to protect water levels of the country's 2 largest reservoirs which include lake powell and lake mead. both of them are at historically low levels and they are supplied by the ever dwindling. colorado river. >> 8.34 and today president biden is going to sign the inflation reduction act. the bill tackles everything from health care costs to climate change. reshad hudson has the very la

and the angle side neighborhood and a playground on brunswick avenue. 4 people were shot taken to theimages of the vehicle that police think was involved in the shooting. they think it's a 2018 to 22 model honda accord. >> we'll take a break at 5.37. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area program that's helping refugees from afghanistan one year after the taliban took control of the country. and the planned closing of one of san francisco's nursing homes is being postponed. we'll tell you what this means for the future of the patients. there. >> it's 5.40, and for your health. king's hawaiian is recalling some of their products because of possible bacterial contamination in one of the ingredients. it's a voluntary recall and it effects pretzel slider pretzel, hamburger buns and the pretzel bites. the company says there have been any cases of illness reported and no other king's hawaiian products are like those sweet rolls or the past. yeah. all right. 5.41 the time. >> and you may want to check your pantry as well because you might need to toss out another favorite capr

ahmaud arbery was killed in february of 2020 while he was jogging in brunswick, georgia.s mcmichael claims that he shot arbery in self-defense. william roddie bryan, who recorded cellphone video of the killing was sense too. 35 years in prison. >> the family of gabby petito has announced plans to file a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the moab city police department in utah. a notice of claim was filed yesterday with the family accusing police of failing to recognize the petito was in a life-threatening situation last year when they investigated a domestic violence incident between her and her then boyfriend brian laundrie. the 2 were on a cross-country trip when they were pulled over and they were allowed to leave after being ordered to just spend one night apart. petito's body was found a month later in wyoming's grand teton national park. and officials say that laundry strangled her. petito's parents spoke out about that traffic stop and about her life. >> as man was a watching this very painful and i want to jump to the screen. >> that's people. >> yo

shooting in april that killed 2 people happen in the city's angle side neighborhood and a playground on brunswickd 2 of them died. and we also want to show you through the police releasing picture of a car that they think was involved in the shooting. it's described as a 2018 or 2022. honda accord. >> well, one year ago in afghanistan, the u.s. military pull troops out and the taliban took over. refugees were whisked out of kabul and brought to the u.s. many brought to the bay area and kron four's. ella sogomonian has an update now on some of them. >> this time last year the taliban took control of afghanistan and people who worked with american companies or the military became targets. so u.s. program called operation allies. welcome has helped relocate afghan refugees to the united states and provide them transitional housing. notre dame demure university in belmont is the first college on the west coast to partner with the program. they have dedicated 12 units of on-campus apartments to serve as a temporary place to live for up to 90 days. there's actually 2 to i think people in an apartment s

in the angle side neighborhood at a playground brunswick avenue. 4 people in all were shot and takeneing involved in this shooting. you can see the suspect's vehicle here. they think it's a 2018 or 2022 model honda accord. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news one year after u.s. forces left afghanistan. we're going to take a look at the bay area programs that help refugees flee to america. and the planned closing of one san francisco nursing home is being postponed. we'll tell you what it means for the future of the patients. there. and today is going to be our hottest of the forecast, unfortunately, for areas. that means triple digit heat, some dangerously hot temperatures this afternoon. >> get everything done. you need to do outdoors this morning because later on today want nothing but the ac. i've got your forecast ahead. and as you hit the roads out there, traffic is starting to be a pick up out there. >> we're seeing some busy conditions will have an updated look. once we get back from break. ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪ ♪bout to get down, living

his family moves from a rough neighborhood in cleveland to the suburban brunswick precisely so he getsetter public school education. his parents are trying to do things the quote unquote right way to reach the american dream. you get out and younn move up ad all that stuff in here is rodney acton jr. and the community where there's open racism free faces harassment from the police and the sum of football team and here's all sorts of racial abbott tests going on all the time hamidi said hey i find that offensive his teammates look at him like he's half off the beam saying what he talking about? were talking about you. you are one of the good ones. you are our teammate. it's the other ones, that's the problem and ended vision he's at the school where the consul he feels like he has to tip toe through raindrops basically watching everything he says and does. he didn't want to go to a party because other people were drinking and not because he was concerned about himself drinking and saying something that he was worried about being around classmates when they are drinking in their get loos

this was in the angle side neighborhood at a playground in brunswick avenue and 4 people were shot.eleasing this picture of the suspect vehicle. they describe it as a 2018 or 2022. honda accord. >> happening today, president biden is going to be signing the inflation reduction act. >> that's the bill that tackles health care costs and fight climate change. reshad hudson has the latest from dc. >> good morning. this is a bill democrats have been going back and forth on for over a year and today president biden will seal the deal by signing it into law, hoping to give democrats a win going into november. >> this is a historic moment later today. the inflation reduction act will become law. the house took the final step in passing the bill friday on a party line vote sending the massive economic package to the president. this is extraordinary and historic legislation. the bill fights climate change in lower some prescription drug prices. big drug companies. they spent nearly 100 million dollars to try to defeat this bill. >> and yet every republican in the congress voted against the bi

ahmaud arbery was killed in february of 2020 while out on a jog in brunswick, georgia. travis mcmichael claims that he shot arbery in self-defense. william roddie bryan who recorded the cell phone video of the slaying was sentenced to 35 years in prison. coming up here at 3 o'clock today, the senate passes a sweeping climate protection bill after painstaking negotiations. >> the impact this will have on health care coverage. plus, the parents of gabby petito are filing a suit over their daughter's death who they're not taking the court for 50 million dollars. also the mysterious disappearance of a teenager in truckee was with les moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medici

. >> ryan young there in brunswick following it all for us.hank you. >>> well, chicago police say that no one is in custody after a stunning weekend of gun violence in the city. police say more than 50 people were shot. eight died. now, in atlanta, local reports say that at least two people were killed after a shooting at a public park baseball game there. several others were injured. a 6-year-old was hurt, who is now hospitalized in critical condition. in ohio, police are now looking for at least two men after more than a dozen shots were fired outside a bar in downtown cincinnati sunday. authorities say the suspect fired into a crowd after two groups started fighting. nine people were hurt there. and two separate mass shootings in detroit saturday, just miles apart. three people killed. 12 others wounded. >>> in north carolina, a sheriff is now unveiling his new strategy for stopping school shooters. here's the plan. >> i've decided to arm all of my school resource officers with an ar-15 rifle, optics and accessory. god forbid that anyone ev

or a guy jogging in brunswick, georgia, that's no trouble, but if we come to trial, that's trouble. so even the idea of troublemakers. in many ways we're on a righteous call. >> it's really the narrative shift of -- like, you were changing how we see that, how we do that and how we respect it in so many ways. >> right. >> the idea of it. so the other piece that in the beginning of the stories as you talkou about the just so much of this, as you get into it, you unpack it, and you just see the humanity of people but also the vulnerability and how they put themselves out will, right? for the good of the people. and that challenge and that people are doing that every day, and it just has gone unnoticed. >> you look at don knell frazier, young lady -- [inaudible] did not come fromom the if -- it came from darnell la frazier. she was taking her little niece to the store, and she saw this police officer with his knee on george floyd's neck and started -- [inaudible] on her cell phone. madeil others stop and start filming it. she just immediately felt this is wrong. she didn't study politi