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. ♪ >> citizens of new orleans, welcome to carnival! >> mardi gras is a celebration that predates christianity. when i say christianity -- you have the pagan rites of spring and bacchanalia. people were willing to give up praying to certain gods, but they did not want to give up certain celebratory traditions. they did not want to give up celebrating the rite of spring, and that became carnival. it is latin for without flesh. fat tuesday is the day before lent. the day of mardi gras can change anywhere from early february to march, and it depends on the date of easter. 2wwe hear of mardi gras world in new orleans, which is the home of mardi gras, and home of the studios where we build and produced and stage most of the productions in new orleans. the mardi gras tradition itself came from france. it was a festival where people would celebrate right before the fasting of the lenten season. they would put on a costume, wear masks, give out candies, toys, trinkets. it grew from a small group of people that did it. when my father and grandfa

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john let's we speak about what caused wren fell as well as the notting hill carnival which will again this summer be in the shadow of a tragedy characterized by what shadow chancellor john mcdonald called social murder and you seen fears over europe's largest street festival the notting hill carnival in west london over a year after year and the emphasis of politicians on drugs knife crime storms recently said that why is it the police presence and glastonbury seem so different to the way police act in for instance knowing all gone of all the celebration of culture and its potential to unite the people is more important now than ever and i mean a lot we don't realise a call is not really a big street party it was started in the late fifty's as a means to heal what was then a fractured community there was a lot of the riots in the fifty's not exactly and it was conceived as a way not even as a black carnival initially it was about all the local immigrants immigrants to get together irish dogs and blacks exactly pollie i mean everybody then and it was actually an indoor event initially

sliding as they cited increased fuel cost shares of carnival are not the only ones.k at the rest of the cruise lines so far royal caribbean down 11%, norwegian down 8% struggling to stay afloat. >> you didn't say that. >> is this travel takedown a warning sign is it travel specific? we saw bookings holdings down as well. >> i think it's exactly the opposite if there's one subsector in consumer discretionary i like it's travel and hotels not necessarily carnival i think everything else came in. when you look at where unemployment is and where the tax savings are coming through for the $100,000 to $500,000 demographic, stay in luxury, stay overweight. >> i'm long airlines looking at travel more broadly, looking at a hyatt or marriott, those are kind of rolled over pretty hard so i would have thought like tim that it was specific to carnival. >> for carnival they had higher fuel cost bus higher non-fuel costs as well. >> you can look at morgan stanley, they lowered their number for these cruiselines when you cut guidance the stock gets more expensive in terms of valuati

and that became carnival.ly february to the middle of march, it depends on the date of easter. here at mardi gras world in new hum of, which is the mardi gras, where we design and and stage mostce of the mardi gras parades here new orleans. mardi gras, the tradition itself, came from france. it was a festival where people would have -- they would celebrate right before their fasting of the lent season. they were celebrate with costumes and have masks and trinkets that were given away. a group from a small group of people that did it. when my father and my grandfather got involved in this business, they were mediator 10 carnival close at that time. and had parades. those parades maybe had 4000 members. today, mardi gras has 40,000 carnival clubse and they are called crews. crews in new orleans represent everyone here in the city. that's why mardi gras in new orleans has been so successful. it is as unique as it is the case mardi gras in portland's wisdom -- in new orleans was democratized. women, straight, gay,

carnival has a home port in san juan, puerto rico. there's also interesting comments from arnold donald where he said the chinese are still not going to korea at this point in time, and inthat changes, that could open up the possibility on some itinerary planning and maybe help the situation. now, remember, china implemented an unofficial boycott on south korea in 2017 in opposition to the deployment of the thaad device the statement, some analysts say, from carnival's ceo is evident of how china's boycott is having an impact on the travel sector, though donald says he expects china over time to become the world's largest cruise market. all the cruise stocks are down today and on the year, led by carnival back to you. >> seema, thank you. >> we should note that carnival ceo arnold donald will be on the closing bell today at 3:00 p.m. eerb in the meantime, how are we trading these stocks they had been darlings of the travel sector. >> they have been. i think it's a little surprising though here in terms in particular of what we're hear

the world cup carnival continued in kazan today, tartar culture in full display. the competition from here intensifies, as france and argentina are about to discover. with just 13 minutes gone, kylian mbappe's burst of speed caused havoc in the argentine defence. penalty for france! the 25th penalty of this tournament awarded, antoine griezmann with the finishing touch. with france starting to dominate the game, back came argentina. angel di maria with a superb strike to make it 1—1. what a strike for angel di maria! but this has been a tumultuous tournament, and so it continued after the break with an avalanche of goals, starting with lionel messi's shot being turned in by mercado to give argentina the lead. the french response, though, was swift and overwhelming.

. >>> carnival stocks crushed. the ceo has an exclusive interview with us as the "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, every, welcome to the "closing bell," those stories in a moment, but what a way to kick off the week here, dow down 445. down to -- >> just about to the lows. 496. >> wow this is all happening, gotten worse throughout the session of course, an hour to go now, and we'll see if we continue to slide. nasdaq worst performer down 2.6% dow down 1 po.8%. trade contentions continuing, dow on track for the lowest since may now. >> one theme about trade, international stocks selling off more, and today is u.s. is playing catchup. >> not just overnight, as you know, but the whole last period coming into this >> or catch down, not catch up we have all the details on the elevating trade disputes from washington for us today, kayla >> reporter: the principals on trade at the white house are meeting this week to timize a -- finalize a plan that's intended to limit technology. there's still some divisions, am

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even on the year, carnival is the key laggard down 13% to 14% on the year, guys.>> i think arnold donald will join us at 3:00. we'll see what he says later on today. >> markets meantime selling off this morning amidst continuing global trade tensions. details on that. doun dow down 341. rick santelli, what are you watching >> i continue to monitor the notion of how much treasury rates seem to be ignoring the soft patch in the stock maetrk why? that's what we'll talk about after the break. how do you know you made the right call... ...you just do. the light beer you've been waiting for has arrived. lower carbs. lower calories. higher expectations. corona premier. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com save up to 15% when you book early that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel and airline sites to find the best flight for me. so i'm more than confident. how's your family? kayak. search one and don

coming carnival, will start for the following year. this is why i think mardi gras new orleans is the most unique cultural celebration in this country, and may be the most unique in the world. mardi gras new orleans is not commercial. it is against the law that any commercialization -- you will never see a sign that says budweiser or an attachment on a float, because that it's against the law. when you go to a mardi gras parade, you never see spectators. you see participants. people will become a part of the parade. school bands, people are dancing, having a good time. catching beads from people on the floats, so you have interaction there. mardi gras parades are very participatory. also the fact that it is all fun and by the people of new orleans. we do it for ourselves. we are happy to have people come and visit us. it is something we do for ourselves in new orleans. one thing i would love to add is that mardi gras is about families. i have seen members of these organizations, generations of families. on the streets of new orleans, y

walking down the boardwalk in the summer time was like walking in a carnival in midway.ere were still remnants of the '20s. >> vicki: yeah. >> anthony: that sensibility, that look, handlebar mustaches, victorian graphic design and illustration, a weird stuck in time feel was still very much in evidence, even in my time here in the early '60s. the boardwalk was over six miles of amusements, entertainments, parades, and pageants. a never-ending carnival. >> vicki: every place you went down the boardwalk was something else to see, and all the stores were like mom and pop stores. all very unique. >> anthony: yes. >> vicki: i love that. >> anthony: the world famous steel pier, amusements arcades, barkers, novelties, salt-water taffy. >> anthony: i love the joke shops. >> vicki: the joke shops! >> anthony: it was a wonderland of juvenile delinquency, 'cause, like, i'd go in and just buy dog, you know, plastic dog crap and plastic vomit and smoke powder and it was just something very sinister and forbidden and, you know, my parents indulged me when i was here. the menu has chan

it is not carnival time in new orleans unless king cakes everywhere goes on throughout the entire 40days of lent. the poor boy sandwich is one of the most iconic dishes created in 1929 during the streetcar strike. those strikers were originally the poor boys but one of the things that is most important, it is all about the bread. new orleans, french bread, deeply different, crusty, soft and beautiful on the inside, so those were designed to have a sandwich big enough, with one sandwich. the poor boy sandwich was invented at the martin brothers grocers. two brothers originally streetcar conductors felt very sorry for those starving poor boys who were striking for a living wage, they set out with her french bread baker, an italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed the whole family so they sketched out on a piece of brown paper, how long it has to be. instead of being a traditional -- they blunted the end, whoever got the end sandwich with and get the short end of the deal. the poor boy sandwich gets its name from the streetcar strike but there is a poor boy lobe, we do know h

king cake is not carnival team in new orleans unless there is everywhere. that goes on throughout the days of lent. the poor boy sandwich is one of our most iconic dishes. it was created in 1929 during -- consider r strikes. t was the strikers who were originally the poor boys. but one thing that is most it isant to understand is really all about the bread. is orleans french bread distinctly different. it is crusty and soft and on the inside. -- boyriginal poor bow hoevers were designed to be a sandwich big enough to feed an entire family. sandwich was invented at the martin brothers growsers. to brothers that -- grocers. sorry for the starving so they set out with heir french bread baker and italian man to create a sandwich big enough to feed a whole family. so they sketched out on a piece f brown pain are how long that -- paper how long it would be instead of being slightly baggettas a traditional they blunted the ends so that cut wouldn'the end get the short end of the deal. sandwich gets its name from the street consider a poor boy here is p-o-o-r-b-o-y

. >> bel: have you ever been here in carnival? >> anthony: uh, no. the world cup inside carnival. >> anthony: and that works out right? that's not a slaughter fest. >> bel: it's a break. it's a breakfast. >> anthony: right. >> bel: and thing happens, but it works. >> anthony: i think that salvador in particular is a place where no matter, thank you. no matter what, people should come. even people who are afraid to travel, who said, "oh well but i hear --" no! you know what? this is -- live your life, man. come -- you should not miss a place like this. 'cause it's -- there aren't a lot of places in the world that even come close to this. >> bel: look at our food. we are today. i invited you, to have this dish, and we're not really going to die. >> anthony: yeah. i'm pretty sure we're not gonna die. >> bel: we are not born to die. >> anthony: yeah, i'm pretty -- i'm pretty sure mr. muffinstump over here is gonna suddenly jump on me and start clawing my face. >> bel: oh, oh, she's lighter than us. if the poison was active, she was dead. >> anthony: righ

monday morning we hear from carnival not that long ago we pulled up with carnival ceo. he talked about bookings, a at least we won't have to wait very long who is right and this stock traded up dramatic this very evening what are they trading off of on tuesday, we get results from lennar and i have got bears in the group because of higher raw costs and rising interest rates, at some point, these stocks will be too cheap to ignore lennar, last time they reported an excellent quarter it meant nothing. however, with two more rate hikes in the cards this year and no end to the canadian tariffs, i think any bounce will be short lived. wednesday, general mills a stock down 24% this used to be the most steady eddie of them all. i like the risk reward here. but i liked it at 4% higher. i do think good things about blue point buffalo acquisition the exact food that amgen and nvidia eat we hear from paychecks and while stocks are lagged behind adp this payroll process should thrive rising short-term interest rates and job creation bed bath and beyond. my view, better have good th

we are looking at carnival, amd, harley davidson, and freeport.ll of these could reflect on increasing trade fears. carnival down 8% after the company offered a disappointing full-year view, perhaps suggesting the global economy is weakening. perhaps a stretch, but you never know. lots of tech firms down on this newest leg in the trade war. innuendo is being traded between the u.s. and china. harley davidson down 5.2%, its sinceday since january, the company has set it is moving production out of the u.s. to fight eu tariffs. freeport copper shares trading lower on the session. david: thank you, abigail. we won to get more on the market decline and how much it may have to do with the ratcheting trade tensions. we have kevin cirilli in the white house, and here with us is kevin of "bloomberg markets." reporter: a lot of talk on trade coming out of washington. there are some reports that treasury secretary steven auchin was going to announce new plan from the committee on foreign investment in the to suggest there would be two tracks with regard to

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we also get the latest earnings from carnival. tuesday the consumer confidence report is out.rable goods as well as pending home sales. next week is a huge week for walgreens. tuesday it will be added to the dow jones trim average. it replaces general electric. that happens tuesday. we'll get the latest gdp report as well. we want to know what the gdp is doing now. we will have earnings from nike and kb home. the main numbers for personal income and constellation brands. we may see peter strzok, the fbi agent testify on the political front. the house is expected to hold a hearing on sports betting. and peter strzok may testify next week. we are waiting for an answer from him. be sure top catch "wall street" every week on fridays. we have a great show this weekend on "sunday morning futures" *. weekdays tune in for "mornings with maria." follow this program on facebook and twitter and instagram. get latest video and pictures from the program. thanks so much for being w >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american

david, carnival cruise. >> yes. >> in the last few weeks, carnival, i've been on one of them, beautiful. i was on a norwegian ship. both ceos assured me that things are terrific, but morgan stanley here has a cruise chat today agents, they're talking with agents, saying that there's fourth-quarter weakness, cutting earnings per share, worrying about fuel, worrying about the dollar, and david, saying that things are softer in terms of pricing, the exact opposite of what i heard from these two great companies. the exact opposite the ceos were incredibly confident, predicting exactly something so different from this so, i don't know. >> what do you make of it? >> this is -- there are issues with the dollar and there are issues with oil. and you could argue that those are -- the dollar is ephemeral, not their fault, and oil, what can they do? but as far as weakness in terms of pricing, i didn't hear that at all, and i'm going side with the executivf these great -- >> the stock's a little weak, but i haven't seen it -- >> yeah -- >> down 0.8 -- >> it does have a 3% yield here, so you're bein

carnival, one of the things they blame, chinese are not taking boycott from last year.ecause >> taking a direct bite out of -- and i wonder if that becomes part of where this goes. anyway, thank you for watching "fast money" begins right now. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. welcome to the traders on the desk tonight on "fast" ge having its best day in three years after the former dow stock announced a major restructuring. what are the sum of the parts really worth we've got a special "fast money" game he says there's one thing that could save the crypto universe he'll be here too explain this controversial call first, we start off with the big story of the day, the midday oil surge. president trump sparking a crude rally after the u.s. says it will push for allies to cut oil imports from iran to zero. oil soaring above 70 bucks a barrel and wti's highest level in the month and this is on track to be the best performing sector this quarter. so is rising energy prices goo or bad for the rally. >

we talked about the energy trades yesterday we heard from carnival kuehl. all their costs including fuel went up higher than expected you have been in the airlines. that's been a painful trade for you. what does it make you think now about the airlines you hold >> it caused me to dump the calls in american airlines but i held on to delta for some of the reasons mentioning on the desk yesterday. they have the refinery out in pennsylvania, i believe, that they use as a bit of a hedge since they produce not jet-a, necessarily, but they can make money on that side of it but i like, mel, some of the plays like, for instance, boeing overseas last week, there were headlines all over the uk papers about potentially airbus leaving the uk because of the punitive feeling within the eu against the brexit well, i think that plays right into boeing. boeing on a $40 correction off the recent high, $370 to $330, i like picking up a stock like that >> rob >> for me on the value sid that's being created by a headwind going away, and that's higher energy prices, is the master

make matters worse the floating hotel remained hoff anti the contract that has been defended by carnival the company which owns the fleet it stresses the way the ship was to be used was never part of the obligations we come into the fuel use of a ship for an extended period of time whether or not fema was go into the ship or not or feel that with relief workers that wasn't part of our obligation this time around with the new hurricane season approaching fema may now be more prepared for the storms the troublous puerto rico's not. and she said she reported what we did ask for comments from the us federal emergency management agency and they said they would get back to assess a singer as they could. our british clergyman has been cleared of paying islamic state to release sex slaves after a two year investigation and three white denies paying isaw saying he helped release several women using connections he made while serving as a church vicar in iraq the clergyman has reportedly played a role in the release of at least six women well earlier we spoke to mr white who told us that the police

in the east bay, enjoy carnival rides, fair food, animals, music, concerts, horse races at the alameday fair kicking off this weekend in pleasanton. head to martinez for the king of the county barbecue fest complete with professional barbecue amateur bbq challenge, live music and kids games at waterfront park. along the vallejo waterfront enjoy the northern california pirates festival this weekend with entertainment, food and craft vendors. in san francisco, head to corgi con this saturday where you'll find hundreds of corgis and theiocean beach. a festival with street performers, food booths, vendors and a full- length concert. the popular presidio kite festival this saturday includes a build your own kite workshop, flying lessons and more. all events are at the main parade ground. north beach festival, arts, crafts, beer, entertainment, chalk area. there will be 100 wines forting at uncorked, the san francisco wine festival this saturday, at the metreon also featuring food vendors and music. in pacifica, the gardens by the sea tour and plant sale is this saturday. get your tickets at

they track carnival shows solid booking, but flat prices and warned of overcapacity in the sector both down 4% >> ever been on a cruise >> no. >> yeah, me neither. do you want to >> no. >> me neither. >>> netflix joins the s&p 500, and twitter is taking a spot, on the oust because of the sales to buyer. twitter got a boost on this after hours as it was announced, and because of passive investing is so big now, for something like the s&p 500 etf, anything -- it's look up 5% today, it's going to bring in a suite of new buyers. >> so many discussions today how it's not part of the s&p 500 alady, but it made it at some point, so there we go. up 5% today. >> meantime, a a cbc news update sue? >> hi, here's what's happening at this hour, everyone a federal judge ordering former trump campaign manager paul manafort to respond to revoke his bail due to attempted witness tampering. they allege while under house arrest, he tried to get two witnesses to lie about the nature of the work they did on behalf of the ukraine. >>> police cancelling an amber alert for an abducted seven month old girl fro

i didn't realize this, they have fast passes for carnival rides. it's a $10 up charge. >> don't you wish you had that when you were a little kid. didn't have to wait in line. >> line for the ferris wheel was always so long. >> here is a look at the forecast for today in pleasanton, or tomorrow i should say. open under comfortable conditions, but strong sunshine. make sure you protect yourself there. 72. by 3:0077. 7:0068 and about 58 when we wrap things up. look at the stars you'll see. sunny today but we'll start the hiatus from summer heat at least until the middle parts of next week. tonight cool and partly cloudy. here is a look at san francisco, the 12-hour planner and your highs go from 58 in ingleside to bayshore at 66. downtown and the mission will be around 64. east bay, look at this, a lot of you will top out in the 70s. low 70s right around 2:00. then you see the temperatures falling by 4:00. same thing will happen on the peninsula, mainly 60s during the afternoon hours. you'll spike near 1:00, 2:00. you head down to the south bay where

the opposite off a carnival like lie enough then we can for well about six people keep asking why do you eat all day what trust me enough there are plenty of tentative says and i'm a product here in the land the offer is incredibly varied play. gaz oakley cooks legal gavigan and he shows what he can do on you tube where he has hundreds of thousands of followers he says we can present can feel substantial and taste meteo cheesy just like real meat or cheese he's making macaroni and cheese with on topping. the coconut bacon obscene maple saw liquid smoke a smoked paprika and a little bit smoked all of oils and that really nice sweet smoking us that traditional bacon always has vegan dishes can also look just like their known vegan equivalents. that just proves that you can food is so much more exciting than people think you can get hearty tasty meals isn't just salads or grass what people which people think we're just. going sausages we can milk cheese honey and even dog food. green bay is london's oldest entirely vegan supermarket it's opened in twenty fifteen. we can as it is growing

. >>> shares of carnival sink the most in more than two years. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the cruise line operator slashed its full year guidance. blaming unfavorable currency exchange rates. the company should get past that. >> the arket isreacting to a lowering of guidance from the march guidance, it's still higher than the original guidance forhe year. we are offsetting a 19 cent drag in fuel currency. so that resulted in a lower guidance for the rest of the year. but the reality is, that that's all that's going on, and,ur of , we're going to work hard to beat that. >> shares ofarnival fell just about 8% to $58.54. that dragged royal caribbean lower by 5%. general electric is selling its industri engines unit to advent rninional. for 3 and a quarter billion dollars. that move is part of the plan to streamline and sell $20 billion in assets by the end of last year. ge sold its railroad unit for about $11 billion. ge was off more than 2% by me than$2.75. >>> kraft/heinz is interested in buying campbell's soup. investors ate it

illusions about the at the limitations of their team but what they all all about is the panamanian carnival which has descended on the city of the you know of good old for the last few hours they've been downsizing getting they the hips moving to the left and the south side of the stadium here but it's not just being the pollinating in funds doing not the english fans of being in the dancing with them also that the local people whose mission you know good old to the so many beaming smiles that i've seen people very happy with the way things have gone here inviting people from around the world to their hometown i spoke to some of the responses who have heading into the stadium ahead of the game and asked them what they saw about the atmosphere what they sort about the upcoming match and about the tournament in general. to cope with these and to panama and whining and. pat that. we were really weird movies to exert is good but i want to go back down yeah you were going to bring a colony of all men. and they were going to put up a good fight we have a good physical play we've shown that we've

feet to make matters worse the floating hotel remained hot and the contract has been defended by carnival the company which owns the fleet it stresses the way the ship was to be used was never part of the obligations we commit of the full use of the ship for an extended period of time whether or not fema was go into the ship or not or filled it with relief workers that wasn't part of our obligation this time around with the new hurricane season approaching fema may now be more prepared for the storms the troublous the ricos not mr sethi there we did ask the u.s. federal emergency management agency to comment on this story although they said they would respond as soon as they could. on a lighter note a pensioner from northwestern russia has decided to give all his money away after saving up all his life to help those whose lives are just beginning. their sheer. damn scary horror. that i am just his there are. birthrights again whether for. a horse out or the sorrow that. he. has. plans for a day care are doing are you. just roll it over to us so you're more of for our provider of calmer i

while for many of the world cup as a nonstop carnival of footballing farm some seventeen thousand volunteers are working hard to keep it that way because shop with a fleet of helpless. and. trumps national security advisor is in moscow where he has already met the russian president vladimir putin. welcomes the live from moscow daniel who kings and our special coverage of course of world cup twenty eighteen russia where it's crunch time for groups and f on day fourteen of the world cup as the final fixtures decide who goes through and who goes home group feds as you can see with all four teams still battling for their lives let's take a look at the table now south korea no point so far they will be going home defending champions germany are also under pressure after a bit of a shaky start with one win and one loss just like sweden in second place as well mexico topped the table needed just a point to guarantee qualification. well we tapped into the knowledge of. the united boss. who gave us his prediction for the mexico sweep. next to going through them again. always depend on what they're pl

that moved us the israelis pulled out of this i spirit myself and it was a bit like a carnival and basically they were relieved. why. these were research soldiers they've been called up for months they wanted to come home. but even as israel soldiers celebrated the mood back home was different. israel lost twenty six hundred killed. per capita. this is treat her as the death rate of the americans in vietnam over ten years. this israel separate in three weeks. the public wanted to know how come the israeli. civilian and military leadership were surprised by a mass arab a two front attack it how come the they were caught with their pants down and they also wanted to know why the army performed so poorly in those first few days. less than six months after the start of the war a commission of investigation headed by shimon i cannot president of the israeli supreme court would place the blame family on the military. three army heads would roll. chief of staff general david the. commander of southern command general shmuel gunmen. and head of military intelligence general alys aida. the commission

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feet to make matters worse the floating hotel remained hot and the contract has been defended by carnival the company which owns the fleet it stresses the way the ship was to be used was never part of the obligations we committed the full use of the ship for an extended period of time whether or not fema was going to use the ship and not filled it with relief workers that wasn't bhagavan obligation this time around with the new hurricane season approaching fema may now be more prepared for the storms the troublous puerto rico's not. we asked the u.s. federal emergency management agency to comment on the issue they said that they despond the soon as they could. with the month long festival of football that is the world cup within touching distance now the teams have been slowly making their way to russia on thursday spain landed in the southern city of krasnodar where its base camp is situated currently heading from the airport and the team's fans are eager to see the stars they gathered outside the crowds in advance stadium. for one of the great rivals has already had the opportunity to r