braden chapman was on his first deployment.gence officer fresh out of training with the sas, he was struck by a country mired in war. braden: i thought it was, like, a really beautiful country. you had snow-capped peaks. where the rivers were was really green in the valleys, and i used to say to people it would be a great place for four-wheel driving and outdoor adventure if you didn't have all the war. mark: braden chapman would get to see much of the beauty of afghanistan from a black hawk helicopter. he would also see much of the war's brutality during his deployment with the elite 3 squadron sas. braden: there's definitely a buzz of elitism, 'cause it is the best thing you could do for your career, to go to that unit, especially when you're a lower rank and you're actually gonna get to do a lotta hands-on stuff. you definitely feel confident with these guys. i never once felt like i was going out and i was unprotected. i never felt like i--we weren't gonna get through it. mark: it was braden chapman's job to find taliban ta

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we're joined by chapman bell what more do we know about these drone strikes? >> reporter: well, frances, certainly, there's uncertainty over exactly who's responsible for these attacks, as it's been with other attacks inside russia that have been allegedly made by ukraine. ukraine saying they're not directly involved in this, but it's definitely sending shockwaves through the russian capital. the russian defense ministry says five drones were shot down and three were electronically jammed, causing them to fly off course, but it did cause residential buildings to be evacuated and mild damage to the buildings, as well as two people said to be injured with minor injuries but it has solicited a big response from no, si from moscom putin. saying it's clear what needs to be done to plug the gaps, calling the attacks an attempt to intimidate russians and civilians and calling it terrorism for attacking the civilian population. but what we do know is that it has definitely caused more uncertainty in moscow. this of coursefollowing the alleged drone attacks earlier thi

it centers around jesuit priests, an order to which the priest himself belongs let's go to chapman bell what do we know about this scandal escalating >> reporter: good morning, frances. another pedophilia scandal involving priests in the catholic church. this time in south america in bolivia, and the priest has dispatched a leading member of the vatican's s di cacastry he's very experienced in these investigations in south america. now he is there to investigate accusations of abuse of 85 minors at a catholic boarding school in the 70s and 80s by a spanish jesuit priest who subsequently died back in 2009 of cancer, but still there to investigate these claims of the prosecutors office has opened an investigation, and while it's currently under wraps what they're exactly investigating, they've asked any victims to come forward and make complaints so that they can make a legal matter out of this case, frances. >> and chapman, on a larger skam, how has pope frances been dealing with the problem of sex abuse in the catholic church >> reporter: well, frances, you know, he came under scrutiny

let's go live to chapman bell. what do we know about theis scandal? >> reporter: this is just yet here child abuse scandal involving the catholic church. this time in bolivia, and the leading member of the vatican's dicastery for the doctrine of faith, very trusted by pope francis, arriving in bolivia from paraguay where he been investigating similar allegations and had been involved in allegations in chile just a few years ago so well firsversed in investiga these types of crimes, arriving on the same day as a jesuit seminarian who said he was going to let out more information around this scandal. now this investigator very trusted by pope francis on these matters, and he's there to investigate alleged abuse by a former jesuit priest who deceased back in 2009. allegations of abuse from 85 minors who were at a catholic boarding school in the country in the '70s and '80s so big allegations,and yet onc again another child abuse scandal for the catholic church to deal with >> chapman, on the whole, how has pope francis been dealing with the problem of se

phil chapman, bbc news, eaglesfield in cumbria.eather has been turning a little bit warmer during the course of the weekend. we saw eventually that 20 degrees that we've been waiting to see in england. but things are turning a touch colder again from the north as we head through the rest of the bank holiday monday, particularly across the north of scotland. elsewhere not a bad day. some sunshine, a few scattered showers. and they could be on the heavy side if you do catch one, particularly for eastern parts of the uk. that's where we've got that cold frontjust moving in across the north of scotland. so colder conditions heading in there. but for most of us, we're still sitting in the mild air through the day on monday. so a scattering of showers will build up through the middle part of the day, particularly for central and eastern england. it's here that they're going to be most frequent and heaviest too and one or two for parts of wales, but i think they'll fade away. 0n into the afternoon, northern ireland largely dry with some s

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>> all right, chapman, thank you so much for the breakdown. >>> china says it plans to put astronauts on the moon by 2030 during the announcement, officials introduced three astronauts on their way to china's orbiting space station and late last night those same three blasted off into orbit to replace a crew that's been on the station for six months china's space agency also announced they will expand the space station and bring on foreign partners the u.s. is currently set to reach the moon again in 2025 in a joint venture that includes spacex as of now, only americans have set foot on the moon >>> uganda's president has signed an anti-gay bill withat penalties including life in pr prison the biden administration is slamming the legislation saying it undermines human rights and the welfare of all ugandans. the state department will develop mechanisms to support the rights of lgbtq people in uganda and . >>> let's talk about the weather now and severe storms are developing in parts of the country. nbc meteorologist michelle grossmann is tracking the latest for us, good morning, michel

the chapman come prays over and then somebody comes to tell you the world situation. the world situation is i remember being told was the were pouring thousands of dollars and hundreds of men into korea to drive america out. and we were there to stop it. stop the commies and i believe that's why we were there, though i did not see any evidence we were doing that or that. that's what anybody else cared about. instead of coming to ticker tape parades and honors heroes who welcomed these troops or brought back one and two at a time, it meshed into this society. no effort. to recognizing that they'd the city to get them because we were. i don't know any other way to see it. the nation ashamed of what had happened in korea. i was drafted in 1953 at the end of the war. it got to korea just before the armistice. i was fortunately in the artillery, which is back behind the line considerably. so i don't have a lot of the experiences so many good men have had. when truman came to power unexpectedly, he came with a very good sense and history and a good sense of the military. he

. >> chapman, talk about kosovo's neighbors. how are they reacting to these tensions >> reporter: well, serbia has accused kosovo of inflaming tensions kosovo blames serbia serbia's president is to meet with the u.s. ambassador to the country as well as the chinese ambassador to the country to discuss this the u.s. ambassador along with several european ambassadors met with the kosovo's president to call for deescalation of the situation and to reduce tensions serbia has put their soldiers on the highest alert possible, even amassing some at the border. but eu as well as u.s. representatives calling for deescalation as well as nato basically saying you need to take a step back before you can figure out how to move forward in this situation, frances >> chapman, thank you. >>> parts of the country are gearing up for some potentially serious storms michelle grossman is tracking the latest for us. good morning, michelle >> good morning, guys, great to see you. we're going to see storms with winds over 80 miles per hour that's over h

all right, chapman bell for us, thank you. >>> turning now to the weather lots of rain expected in texas today. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here tracking that for us >> they were dealing with rounds and rounds of rain, and we're not done yet for parts of southeast texas. we still at this hour are looking at more rain working through, the thunderstorms have fired up rap we are going to see those last through the morning hours before we slowly but surely see that taper off nonetheless we have a flood watch for parts of southeast texas, does include the houston metro area and beaumont as well. down toward the south, too we will see this today and into the evening hours. no flash flood warnings right now, but those could be a possibility as we transition through the afternoon hours. rainfall rates are fairly e sesive, one to two inches are possible we could see that excessive runoff from creeks and streams, all things that will make it a little difficult if you plan to be out and about through this area today rainfall amounts anywhere from one to two inches will pick up isolated amoun

shows russia is still determined to attack further and beyond than the eastern front, frances >> chapman, thank you. >>> when the pandemic-era border restriction title 42 ended, observers were expecting a surge in migrant crossings instead the number of apprehensions have dropped by about half the biden administration says the numbers are proof that its policies are working drew petramoix has this report >> repororter: on the sosouthern borderer, tensionsns easining ge flow of migranants slows in the three days before title 42 was lifted, border officials averaged 10,a hu500 apprehensio day, it fell to just under 5,000. >> it will continue to go down we have a lot more work to do. >> reporter: the biden administration credits the decline to new policy changes with strict requirements for asylum seekers to qualify most must apply for asylum in another country. if they're denied they can schedule an appointment on a new border patrol app to have their case heard in the u.s. migrants caught crossing illegally can be barred from seeking asylum for at least five years. >> since friday, hundre

while he's being held there in moscow. >> hopefully that support will leadto action in his favor chapman, thanks. >>> and we are watching potentially dangerous storms here and dangerous weather developing in parts of the country. let's go to michelle grossmann with the latest. looking stormy.ooking, we're stuck in this pattern that's going to bring the chance for isolated flooding and severe storms even this morning we're looking at rain in many, many spots, the inner mountain west into parts of the southern plains, the central plains will see showers, too. the southeast will be stormy into the gulf coast and portions of florida and a front sinking into the northeast and great la. let's talk about the severe threat onc once again. especially where you see the yellow shading amarillo into clovis we're stuck in this pattern tomorrow with winds gusting upe and mid atlantic are warm. really warm in the south temperatures in the 80s and 90s, 90s in san antonio we're going to continue to watch that stormy setup and will it extend to memorial day weekend we'll look at that coming up >> after th

let's go to chapman bell what are the russians saying about ukraine's boasts >> reporter: good morning, frances. russia of course saying that this is incorrect, saying that they never launche launched sid missiles so they could not have shot six of them down. they say the launch of air and sea missiles were a success and all targets were hit and even that a patriot antiaircraft missile system was hit by a missile in kyiv. they're saying that russia does not even need an army to conquer the whole world. so they're saying this is a war of words however, the reuters news agency citing two u.s. officials that the patriot missile system in question likely suffered some damage, but it does not appear to be destroyed. and this is in line with ukrainians saying that there has been some damage from missiles shot out of the air landing on the ground one thing we can confirm, is yesterday the head of the wagner group saying that an american had been killed in the intense fighting around that town of bakhmut in the eastern part of the country. now we now can confirm that nick maimer, a former gree

and the c i a has control of foreign networks and steals sensitive data, vice chapman efficient and cost center for international studies. nelson wong. so he said this report is proof of what the white house is capable of. a police report as provided hauled, evidence, pointing direct to me at the c, i a listing out the different methods they are being employed and the technologies they use and the training of come all linking all the way up to the white house. so what can be expected is that this report, by uncovering the us new type of intelligence activities and co with operations. china has laid back in front of the world, what the us is capable of. and it has been doing in the multitude a espionage that goes to other countries, including jobs and to bring this matter to the attention of the general public to improve what the us has been doing to achieve its hedge a monic control over the world by this respecting the human rights, as well as a sovereignty of other countries and thus tearing apart the cover up of the us pretends to always stand on moral high ground. and this is a tug o

meanwhile rushes security council deputy chapman, i'm former russian president, says ukraine on his list of responses the full responsibility for devastation. last name, both the no matter how much the token key of that such summit as a ducks have nothing to do with them. this is all absolute slice, because the key for g m is responsible for this. and ultimately it's both of overseas in europe, washington, britain, and others. that's for these comebacks, icons, names and otherwise they can be characterized in different ways. so the only question is, what to do with them. they need to be eliminated, like threats with no prisoners thinking. still, us supplied combat vehicles were repulsive. they utilized in the attack one of the, which has been captured by russian forces. journalists drill to the us state department. the 1st person on washington has shown this is the american weapons wouldn't be used to strike the territory of russia, resulting in the us distancing itself from me, acts of terra. so in, in the, there were there obviously these reports and there's images online that suggest

i want to bring in lizette chapman hearings in san francisco, that tool, what is it? was at: -- lizette: they had a surprise prophet, for not only the current quarter of the year. an unprecedented demand for their ai platform which as the ceo said is still u construction. they don't have a pricing strategy but they are in conversation with hundreds of customers about incorporating this into their plans. caroline: he is not shy of using controversial language and says the large language models have a resolution that will raise ships and sink ships. i'm fascinated how this sits with people about generative ai, starting in large lung which models, helping us in the battlefield. lizette: there is been huge demand based on increased interest from the department of defense and our allies. it is seen as a critical asset and a software first defense scenario. given the tensions with china and russia and others were not friendly. there is a defense application. more and half of their revenue comes from the government sector, including the department of defense and all of its p

say that russian and full of his all clear in the area. meanwhile, russian security council, deputy chapman, i'm full of russian presidents. same scene i'm. it's west responses for the attack . a little slow noon boat. the no matter how much the tilting key is that such summit as a ducks have nothing to do with them. this is all absolute slice. because the key for g m is responsible for this. and ultimately, it's both this overseas in europe, washington, britain, and all this specials, these comebacks, icons, names and otherwise they can be characterized in different ways. the only question is what to do with them. they need to be eliminated, like threats with no prisoners taken without doing live biopsies will correspond to steve. so if they've got to join you regulatory, if that will, all the latest developments on the ground in the bell. broad region. thank you. yes. well, he'll stay this, he's are continuing and about the road region. now quoting some of the local governor, i think it's 12 civilians have been injured in the attack, which he said he's taking place with a mixture of motor

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but i do want to stress that he himself said that he will remain as executive chapman. so it's not like he's handing over the overall executive role. he will remain her boss as the executive chairman. and he's the owner of the company. so that certainly will rain and how much of the way she has and really shaping twist. i will still be very much, you know, must cause brain child in the future of this week. ukraine athletes are boycotting the world jewel championships and guitar because the support is allowing the russians in bella russians to compete under a neutral flag following ukraine's boy called at the international judo federation, bard 8 members of russia squad, who were believed to be active duty soldiers now it's fear that similar chaos could occur across various boards at next year's parents. olympics, ukrainian athletes have won their fair share of titles in the sport of judo. some in the prime of their careers are now putting principles ahead of any potential prize by staying on the sidelines during the judo world championships and cutoff. yeah, there was a

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we spoke with the pairing check chapman of the turkish patriotic policy, who describes a new power and the team on the global arena. the in which direction, which is a low fuel country. and just that you got the necessary number of votes to be doing the good. you need to look right now when you civilization is emerging in the world led by the turks, the russians, the chinese, the persians, to uranium and the indians. this as an asian civilization, our patriotic party is committed to the protection of turkey as independence and territorial integrity. we call for creating a favorable environments, what your key could flourish and thrive. we need a climate of independence, integrity, and at the same time a climate of revolution in the manufacturing sector, the leading countries of the asian civilization, our friends and brothers, are facing the same challenges the we are. russia is fighting and ukraine. tequila is also in america's crossers. and so as china, which in turn has americans crossers, iran is in america's cross. here's a most narrow of countries are in the same situation, all a

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we'll try and get to a bit later in the show, whether it's in chapman of the sense that for strategic studies are they took his administrative phone affairs. i didn't know on says that western countries are totally interested in one losing the elections, a pen nato countries on monday, july 18 turkish elections. they want to topple out on its source tip of look at the german, french, american, english, the magazines and newspapers, the economist, etc. that all right, i guess add on, add up, but as of money to lation at this information, it's a threat. what they are doing, the top of the ad on, they say that's raise money to $19.00 on avalon space. this is opposite exactly the opposite of it. we did not see any russian mingling in that case election, but we saw a lot of naming intake. you see lecture and that's why a lot of people voted for ad on because of this western manipulation of a more analysis on the ticket elections, the background of the candidates and how a change of leadership could we shape the country's foreign policy to give off the don't come some of your time will keep

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chief cisneros holds a masters in criminal justice from chapman university in the city of orange, and has served as a member and current vice president of the orange county's chiefs and sheriffs association. i'm proud to call him a good friend and mentor. i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring and celebrating the career of chief jorge cisneros. congratulate him in his well deserved retirement. mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. last month i was grateful to join house republicans in passing the limit, save, grow act which will limit government spending, reduce the federal regulatory state, and promote pro-growth energy and economic policies creating jobs. house republicans led by speaker kevin mccarthy have acted responsibly to address the debt limit deadline. on behalf of american families now and in the future, this legislat

we're joined by chapman bell what more do we know about these drone strikes in. >> reporter: well, frances, what we do know is there's certainly uncertainly over who's responsible, kyiv saying they weren't directly responsible for these attacks. but definitely it's sending shockwaves through the russian capital. the alleged drone attacks forced civilian evacuations from residential buildings that were struck, causing mild damage. two people were said to have mild injuries from this, but the russian defense ministry says five drones were shot down and three others jammed, causing them to veer off course. but what it has done, is it's solicit add re solicited a response from the highest levels of moscow, including president putin himself, commenting on the air defense systems in moscow, he said they worked in a satisfactory way, but it's clear what's needed to plug the gaps going on to say that the kyiv regime continues to strike civilian buildings, calling it terrorism, but this is exactly what kyiv has been accusing moscow of throughout this war of attacking civilians and infrastructure an

the hudson company decided to start its own auto manufacturer with roy chapman kind of at the lead of that. and the hudson motors for many years was a real hard charging leader of the automobile business here in detroit in 1950. detroit had 42 manufacturing companies making automobiles and another 70 some making parts. we also saw in the latter part of the 19 teens we saw a lot of organizations coming together. general motors at this time was buying up other companies and incorporating them into the general motors brand. ford had kind of consolidated his plant up in highland park and it was develop in the future. the rouge plant, which became the largest industrial manufacturing facility in the world. and we also had walter chrysler, who was picking up the maxwell and briscoe names and coordinating those into the chrysler brand. so two or three of them really bubbled to the top. they eventually became the big three that detroit is so well known for. the ford motor motor company general motors and chrysler. detroit's early industrial history prior to the turn of the last century brough

and bella, russian ambassadors, if they did managed to commemorate the soviet triumph in berlin. chapman of the german council of the constitution and sovereignty ralph niemeyer, he believes it's ironic, the band symbols honoring those who liberated john. it's ridiculous to say the ones are allowed to celebrate victory day, as it is called in this part of the road. and in part of the bow tie, it was from at that time west germany. it was called the day of coverage to nation . so late in 1985 on the forty's, and they rustled me off the end of the 2nd world war in a president. reset from vice, that guy said that this is a day of liberation. so also be best germans could then feel liberated from fascism. so who liberated us? that was to solve yet. i think whatever you have at the moment, the heated debate and dr. many about is better the ukrainians, the better defenders of the us all or by the russians, the better defenders i'm liberated us, but we all know it was to solve. yeah, it's altogether. and at that time, it didn't matter whether you were russian or georgian or from kegan stone or

defenses supplied by the west like patriot surface to air missile systems let's go to london and chapman bell what are the russians saying about ukraine's boasts >> reporter: good morning, francis. the russian m.o.d. saying the concentrated strike of air and sea launched long-range missiles was a success and all the targets were hit in addition, that patriot anti-aircraft missile system was hit by a hypersonic missile in kyiv and destroyed this being contradicted by the ukr ukrainians they say they shot down all 18 missiles, including some of these hypersonic missiles, which would be a huge blow to russia and the russian m.o.d. saying that the russian ministry of defense is more powerful than most countries in the world. russia does not even need an army to conquer the whole world. reuters is citing two u.s. officials saying that the system, the patriot missile system likely suffered some damage but did not appear to be destroyed. all of this coming as we learn more about bakhmut, the heftd wagner mercenary group said yesterday that a u.s. former military serviceman was killed in fightin

let's bring in chapman bell who's following the story for us what's the immediate reaction to the decision >> reporter: good morning, cori. as you said, gershkovich pre-trial detention extended until the end of august now. and immediately after the state department telling reporters outside the courtroom they once again were calling for his immediate release, as well as the immediate release of american paul whelan, himself, also classified as wrongfully detained also the "wall street journal" evan gershkovich's employer calling for his immediate release saying that while they expect n expected no change to his immediate detention they are disappointed that seen by some of his colleagues at the "wall street journal" tweeting a horribly disappointing development as we continue to wait for justice for our colleague. another one of his colleagues saying "release evan know. the state department has had consular advice and meetings with evan. the ambassador was in the courtroom and his parents, but we are not sure if he was able to interact with either as the hearing was behind closed doors. >>

for more on this, we go to chapman bell, and explain the significance of russia's latest moves in this conflict >> good morning, frances today marks the annual victory day in russia, commemorating the soviets' contribution to defeating nazi germany in world war ii and normally a day that vladimir putin sees as very significant on his calendar, one that he uses to highlight modern moscow's military might and a day to build up national pride but today we're expected to see muted celebrations across the country. some significantly scale scaledk others even canceled there's been intense fighting around bakhmut, but they've been unable to capture the strategic town, and the u.s. assessment that in the last five months alone russia's lost around 20,000 s 20,000 soldiers with around 80,000 injured very significant, this as we're expected to see a counter offensive by ukraine in the coming weeks, and that be led by new western military hardware and weaponry one that could see them try to regain some of this land russia has takenfrom them and where we're expected to see, you know, russia's cont

even as russia is faced with economic retaliation by the rhy rhy rest of europe for more we go to chapman bell >> as you mentioned, today's victory day in russia, commemorating the soviet union's contribution to defeating nazi germany in world war ii. it's also a day very important to vladimir putin, a day he uses to whip up national pride and a day he often uses to talk about moscow's modern military might but today is seen as very different. this is the second victory day parade they've had since this latest invasion of ukraine and many of the parades are scaled back. some even canceled and this is because there's, russia's not having any clear victories currently in ukraine around bakhmut, that strategic city, russia has lost a significant number of soldiers in the last five months. the u.s. estimates about 20,000 dead, 80,000 injured in this area, and they're expected to see ukrainian counter offensive soon where they try to retake some of these lands, particularly around the east, and this is going to be led by western weaponry and hardware, including u.s. and european tanks. we've s

were able to stop most of these missiles from doing any damage, phillip >> appreciate the update, chapman, thank you >>> now to the mid atlantic gearing up for some severe weather today. angie lassman is following the latest for us. good morning >> good morning. we've got another storm system working across parts of the east and it's going to bring the potential for all hazards. but mainly the wind gusts and the hail are what we'll keep a close eye on for places like knoxville, boone, roanoke. it does include 10 million people we can't rule out tornados, so we'll still be watching for that in the afternoon hours as well, and not to mention rain draped across from basically the mid atlantic to the gulf coast we will have that also present here as we get into tomorrow too, as the system starts to work further to the south and east, thd to upper 80s, but we'll deal with the unsettled afternoon hours with showers and thunderstorms possible and the warm temperature still on the east coast and west coast. we'll talk about when we'll see a little bit of a cool down coming up in just a bit. >>> a

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i'm still with lord jim o'neil, the former goldman sachs asset management chapman who coined the acronym break. we've gone pretty when exactly a detail rise ation is going to manifest itself right across the world. why do you say india has done so? well, i mean, some people would say it has more above it, even though this ups are in africa put together. and yet your saying that together, i mean, is it just population at the india or in china, then making friends something that the right there are people in washington arguably trying to trying to prevent of why, why would that be so important as well? because if you look at how the, the shape of the world economy is shifted since the breaks uh, idea. uh, china is obviously at least until recently been spectacularly successful. and i think you touched on earlier because of that in purchasing power policy terms. the bridge of judy pain is now stronger than the other g 7 but and dollars. so i think it's only even pvp. i is 31.5 percent for breaks and g $730.00 is a much i don't think it's the case and enrollment of dollars because because of

ambrose chapman is healthy and happy, but his mother, philippa, will never forget his birth.l, so exhausted and in pain, philippa asked for an epidural but was told the clinicians were too busy to help her. at this point, they said as well as his head swelling, he was getting distressed. they said, well, what we have to do is wait until either your life is in danger or his life is in danger before we can bump you up the queue, which was terrifying to hear. after two hours of worrying, staff at the william harvey hospital safely delivered ambrose by forceps and episiotomy. but he soon developed jaundice, necessitating a hospital stay. three days of which philippa spent in the same place sheets she'd given birth on. the cleaner had come round to mop the floor and had heard me previously asking for clean sheets, and had seen the midwife run off and not come back. she said had they not changed your sheets yet? she said i've had enough of this and she went and got a midwife, said to the midwife, she is still in dirty sheets. she's changing her baby on bloody sheets. get her a clea

o correspondence chavez, who is in bon chapman and there's been reports of at least 5 people killed them at the protest. how big are the dangers of the situation? spiraling completely out of control. of, in my opinion is actually already spot in the control c. so many people have to get and columns to voters have taken to the streets, the jumping slogans against the military. they have a dock really agrees with it. and she, the years in the office is this is quite unprecedented in box phone. it has never happened before. so in my opinion, things are already going back. and it has not happened in the boss, as i said, and if so, please remain like this in the next few days and i live premium the next few days. already google docs funding politics. i can see the military possibly intervene dire and big. the matters and um, i would not to deny the possibility of i'm going to create convention if things continue to the protests effect the courts, treatment of cons, grass case. and i think it's quite unlikely you see, as i said, the military is quite unhappy with the situation and they came up