this earth is rich in red clay. it is not surprising that the place was famous for its pottery masters in ancient times . the fishery is varied. pots, bowls and other household utensils made of baked clay were successfully dispersed in the surrounding villages, and in 1940 an enterprise for the production of consumer goods, including pottery, appeared here. the factory received a second wind in the seventies of the last century , when industrial development of high quality clay. we have a very good place to get here. there was a competition. i remember very well this section, which struck me with the fact that it was here. lots of sunshine. at that time there were many people and there were many different products. all right, i liked everything. by the way, an enterprise of 200 people a month produces heat-resistant products, 10,000 pieces, 30,000 planters. artistic ceramics, decorative vases, souvenirs, ceramic tableware, paintings, plaquettes, planters, flower pots, craftsmen can do everything that can be made fro

clay, what is going on? >> clay: great question. how do we not know what they shot down and what is going on there? to me, i wonder if there is a divide inside of china, if china is involved here and whether they are having maybe a military versus xi jinping dispute in some way. it was humiliating, i think, what they did to biden to have that balloon go across the nation for as long as it did, he felt like he had to have an aggressive response and it is weird we don't have definitive answers what is going on. >> bill: we deserve answers and whether all three objects were china or perhaps they weren'ts, what if the other two are from moscow, we need to know. the last 10 days have given me a cold war sense, taken me back to the 1980s. i'm not saying we're at that level, but the economies of the soviet union and the united states were never intertwined back then issue today we are with china in a significant way. i think about two things last week, joe biden's interview on pbs, he was asked about this ordeal. he said to judy woodruff,

these are not just clay figurines, souvenirs with practical and musical significance.or example, this is a traditional belarusian rattle toy. in skorbinka of scientific and creative discoveries, the revival of belarusian clay processing techniques, for example, the scalding method or trifles, including his creation of folk children's toys, a weighty rattle inside, is also an art to make the instrument sound approximately such a classic. here is the shape when the ball and pen. then it got more difficult for us here. you can already do how to connect the whistle and make the balls ring. they didn't stick there. it is necessary to throw balls and close up the hole, it is also very technologically quite complex; children work with clay, like a potter's wheel, and master hand-sculpting on the shelves . everything that young craftsmen and teachers did in the classroom . and the triptych of you artyom in the country is three clay affas. the modern technique is called bubbles and it consists in adding a little soap to the paint or glaze. then it’s all through a tube called so

it was something he would probably have to deal with his entire life. >> reporter: clay loved math and technology so he aplayed for a job at mcdonnell aircraft company in st. louis. >> he was told the company could not hire him because they did not hire professional negros. >> reporter: but clay didn't relent. he applied again and was eventually hired. he then followed his next opportunity to the bay area as a computer programmer with lawrence livermore national laboratory. >> he had that opportunity to come and basically do programming to simulate what a nuclear, what the effects of a nuclear blast would be in the bay area. >> reporter: opportunity knocked again in 1965 when clay was hired by david packard himself to head hewlett packard's software division. >> he said david packard's vision was he didn't care if you were black, yellow, brown, green, whatever. they were going to get the best person for whatever job. >> reporter: living in mostly white palo alto with his wife and three sons, the clays stood out. and yet this trailblazer saw opportunities to make even more change so he

clay's over here, it is like it does not even hit the house. clay's pg&e says there is more cleanup and power outo tag come>> we will see more impact o the power system as well. >> about 60,000 pg&e customers did not have power, that number is down to about 33,000. in daly city, abc 7 news. >> thank you. some are using today to prepare let's continue our live team coverage in the east bay. ryan curry is live there in oakland.

if alabama crimson tide win the championship, which they have done a lot. >> steve: okay, clay. >> clayll not be competitive in alabama, they get overlooked. this boggles my mind to be frank. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: it could be because the champion player, who was the heisman trophy winner, ran for senate in that state. who knows though. >> clay: that is a good point, that might be the reason they didn't want to give attention to hershel walker by bringing in the georgia bulldogs, even though he played 40 years ago. >> brian: we'll find out more on outkick.com, clay travis, we'll listen all day. >> steve: fox news alert, president biden has arrived at the presidential palace in warsaw, poland and will meet with leaders from the bucharest nine. we will bring you there live if he has anything to say. >> brian: first, jewel has a lot to say, making it her mission to help others, she'll share details about her newest venture and this is her singing. what the? good morning hallow makes it easy to build a daily habit about her newest venture and this is her singing. share deta about her

clay really became his chief enemy. it was clay who had apparently coined the phrase to describe john tyler and mark how he ended up in the white house. this slide i think hence at least the ability of a man that one female visitor to the white house said possess none of the condescension one usually expected in the virginia gentlemen debonair swab there showing himself when he wanted to tyler could be charming and gracious. but his relationship with henry clay often put him in a foul mood. i detailed several instances in the book where a lot of this graciousness and affability really disappeared as tyler attempted with dealing as a president without a party. the title of the book indicates my focus on tyler as the tenth president revolves around his banishment from the whigs. i spent a significant amount of time examining what happened, how it happened and why it mattered. today however i want to focus our attention on one of the themes of the book, john tyler's addiction to politics. this is an important aspect of his

at super high heat, the calcium cabinet of the limestone and silicon dioxide of the clay joined to form strong calcium silicates. but the reaction also release of carbon dioxide that heat supplanted the calcium and silicon ions on the silicates, dis, associate linsmith to that to water. as a mixture dries, these form crystals that fill gaps in glue material tightly together. by mixing smit, assigning gravel, you can make what is essentially a strong, durable, artificial rock, the very little money. and that's why this ancient invention is now the most widely used material in the world up to water. the concrete industry expects emissions will ride from $2.00, dig a tons per year to $3.00 by 2050. they actually need to go down to 0 to stop the planet he took, but the emission from concrete a how to get rid of is not just the carbon dioxide from the chemical reaction we soraya. it's also because manufacturers been fossil fuels to heat, kills, to the 1400 degrees celsius. they need to break down the component old. that means making one ton of concrete release with more than 600 kilograms of

often curry's injury, clay thompson said they don't forget about me.was lighten it up early and often tonight against oklahoma city. the second quarter warriors were down one when clay heats up hits a barrage of three pointers kind of goes around the arc, hitting from everywhere. his final three of the half beats the shot clock gives the warriors a 62 53 halftime lead. clay was seven threes. 27 points in the first half alone jordan pool starting for staff doing his point guard thing 12 assists this one to andrew wiggins, who had 18 points. paul finished with 21 points. everything is clicking for the warriors as they pull away. the only question would clay tire break. his single game record of 14 threes. he hits his 12 3 of the game with 5 29 to go , but he comes out shortly after that, with the game a blowout, he finished his 12 of 16 on threes. 42 points at alex smith . they're giving him a standing ovation. warriors win 1 41 1 14. the circus that is super bowl media day or opening night, as it is, is now called. it returned for the first time since 2

clay.hten it up early and often tonight against oklahoma city. second quarter warriors down one when clay just goes off, it's a barrage of three pointers from just about everywhere. his final three of the half beats the shot clock gives the warriors a 62 53 halftime lead. clay had 73 pointers and 27 points in the first half alone. he doesn't waste any time keeping it rolling in the third. the pump fake is he knocks down another one warriors up by 13. jordan's pool, starting for steph doing his point guard impersonation. finds andrew wiggins for the lay up one of his career high 12 assists to go along with 21 points. wiggins finished with 18 the warriors, they pull away. the only question would clay break his single game record of 14 threes. he hit his 12th. 5 29 to go. but he came out shortly after that with the game in hand, and he finishes 12 of 16 on threes. 42 points overall warriors win 1 41 1 14 and after the game on bruce lee night at chase center, clay was asked about a famous bruce

this is real clay, what we do.rom kneading it we make it warm so that it is more pliable, what will we do further, in what place is the crimean land workshop well, yes, well, i think that the logic is simple, we will make a castle, right? you bring me castles to sculpt, i agree, because everything that i can sculpt a real man should be my own castle. yes, i would like to live in the castle that i blind myself. better let the experts. what kind of snow is this and will be so. and what will we sculpt? well, to dig a sample of this approximately. this is such a responsibility, maybe they did this. damn, yes, you must definitely knock on the door such a treasured rolling pin, it is made of gypsum so that it does not stick, and here we have such a rag like this op and then we do it like this, that is, we level it to a state. ah, the perfect road. yes, and instead of a pencil. we will have needles, a needle. we will take the needles and cut them out. well, initially. i'll just show you how uh-huh i cut and draw. the tria

then it's all just plastered with clay. middle in for puts, oh, the impact hub has already moved into the ground floor, a co working space for social and nonprofit enterprises. one of these is the start up jobs for refugees, which places refugees in the german labor market. there were practical reasons for moving into the circular house. as could mentioned the man english are, there are people here who do work like ours. they may be concerned with other social issues, but up perhaps facing the same fundraising challenges. for example, good of us feel that we need public funding and we can get support and expertise from other social enterprises that may already have faced. the same questions used in flight to gosh, membership to town. building a house from recycled materials requires clever material sourcing. the startup con killer, also located here, finds and acquires building materials from condemned buildings from lamps and hardly used kitchens to glass facades and intact elevators. as platforms and position as a platfor

and then there's henry clay, and henry clay thinks that to define the nation, you have to build a national market and you build a national market by building roads and canals and bridges and that is what ties us together, that that's what knits us together. the formation of a national market. and you have a people who are at the same time talking about cultural nationalism. writers like john o'sullivan, faneuil, hawthorne, walt whitman, who imagine that the problem really is that we haven't defined for ourselves. that's what our national culture is, and that we have to define that through our literature. and then along comes andrew jackson. mr. trump's hero, and andrew jackson has this idea that we are defined by our race, that ultimately this is this is a country for white europeans. and this country belongs to white europeans. and these other people, these so-called native american tribes, these african-americans who are enslaved, they're just sort of like in the way of our progress. and we need to just sort of push them aside. this mexicans, they don't really belong here. they may have

, but not clay, which has not yet been distributed, and now, finally, it will be engraved by bc.of silver braids from oman, imtiaz abu ward in needlework from palestine, abdul jabbar ghathi in the field of dorooi pen work from india, foreign participants who were able to receive the simin 7 award, 300 needlework threads have been identified in iran, of which 200 threads it has been revived by the efforts of women artists if needlework i do not mention carpet weaving . handicrafts and traditional arts in the country are more than the main foundations of the development of the tourism economy with their families at home because they can produce handicrafts and support the government and parliament to sell handicrafts in the country as well as to combine and combine several arts in the country. together, including innovations, artists, and winners of the 7th festival international handicrafts and traditional arts of fajr in a big gathering of the family of handicrafts that has always done its work in a noble and calm manner, to show off in an atmosphere where we can have a deep comm

they are made of clay, these giant shaped rosette bricks.ay that for russia everything is unique in the cathedral of the intercession at work, there are many unique elements that are not found anywhere else. the idea of ​​particular differences with a general similarity dominates both in architecture and in the interiors of the cathedral, it is not difficult to trace it in the design of portals and in murals. if you look even at the flowers on the vine, which are killed by the walls, they are all different and it is not by chance that the artists who did it wanted it. they wanted to really and think uh. here is the temple - this is to us, in fact, it is an attempt at this, and i can say something not quite an attempt. but in reality, there, really, according to the idea, the cathedral was supposed to symbolize with itself the heavenly city of jerusalem promised in the scripture. it is believed that this idea belonged to the metropolitan, the dunk and the masters, how they could try to bring it to life from here such splendor and abundance in

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clay.deeper than that, you mention the fact the declaration of independence, in the interest abraham lincoln had in jefferson. with that, there is one person that goes to all of those threads, a man who educated jefferson and educated henry clay. with the way that lincoln read all the time, all these things are linked about being against slavery -- host: you are breaking up a little, we got your point. guest: thank you for the call, you are right. henry clay, a kentucky statesman , was lincoln's ideal of a statesman. out on the frontier where he grew up, people were generally jackson men or claim in -- clay men, they were devoted to jackson or clay. jackson generally represented democrats and clay generally represented the wiggs, -- mary todd lincoln grew up pretty much down the road from henry clay, his plantation and actually -- in ashland on the south of lexington. she knew him growing up, she used to sit in his lap when she was a girl and talk to him about how he would be president some

clay.deeper than that, you mention the fact the declaration of independence, in the interest abraham lincoln had in jefferson. with that, there is one person that goes to all of those threads, a man who educated jefferson and educated henry clay. with the way that lincoln read all the time, all these things are linked about being against slavery -- host: you are breaking up a little, we got your point. guest: thank you for the call, you are right. henry clay, a kentucky statesman , was lincoln's ideal of a statesman. out on the frontier where he grew up, people were generally jackson men or claim in -- clay men, they were devoted to jackson or clay. jackson generally represented democrats and clay generally represented the wiggs, -- mary todd lincoln grew up pretty much down the road from henry clay, his plantation and actually -- in ashland on the south of lexington. she knew him growing up, she used to sit in his lap when she was a girl and talk to him about how he would be president some

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. >> brian: more on the breaking news tom brady retiring, clay travis from out kick will be back endna where the murder's trial is underway nancy grace next. to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. >> brian: breaking news tom brady announces his retirement, here is the video of him making it official moments ago. >> good morning, guys, i'll get to the point right away. i'm retiring. for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time so when i woke up this morning i figured our press record and let you guys know first. i won't be long-winded, you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i used mine up last year. really, thank you guys so much to every single one of you for supporting me. a family, my friends, my teammates, my competitors, i could go on forever, there are too many. thank you for allowing me to live my abs

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clay aiken: jordin, are you ready? jordin sparks: oh, i am so ready. clay aiken: name that tune.arks: yeah. randy jackson: and from glee, amber riley and chris colfer test their musical knowledge. amber riley: ooh, you are pushing me. chris colfer: this is why i don't go to vegas. (all laughing) (upbeat music) (audience cheering) (audience applauding) randy jackson: tonight, we've got a really big show for you, hot songs, hot stars, and some big money, and it's all for charity. it's time to play name that tune. and here she is, your host, jane krakowski. (upbeat music) (audience cheering and applauding)

wang sits down with the sons of roy clay sr. who explained how their dad broke barriers decades ago tonight, crafty primate caught on camera what this orangutan did when it saw likely seniors place in history is not just in the tech world, the 91 year old has been able to tell his story in a new book titled unstoppable our month long celebration of black history continues tonight, ktvu claudine wang sat down with plays three sons to talk about their father's story and his legacy. it's the story of a life told not just in pictures. but in words on a page. did he just tell me that he did not want to computer division within hp? after all, the effort we have made to move hp forward in that industry. that division has been my baby from the beginning. as a matter of fact, some ceos its godfather. the person most responsible for that divisions, culture and success. 91 year old roy clay senior's life is one of so many firsts now captured in his own words in the book unstoppable. the unlikely story of a silicon valley godfather. it's a

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but roy clay seniors place in history is not just in the tech world. 91 year old has been able to tell his story in a new book titled unstoppable claudine wong sat down with clay's three sons and talk about their father's story and about his legacy. it's the story of a life told not just in pictures. but in words on a page . did he just tell me that he did not want to computer division within hp? after all, the effort we have made to move hp forward in that industry. that division had been my baby from the beginning. as a matter of fact, some ceos, its godfather, the person most responsible for that divisions, culture and success, 91 year old roy clay senior's life is one of so many firsts now captured in his own words in the book unstoppable. the unlikely story of a silicon valley godfather. it's a book that his son's read to him now. even as his health wayne's. that's the way we've been communicating with him and letting him hear our voices just by reading a senior helped create the first mini computers sold by hp in the 19 sixties. you know, he was

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the result of research. are the new archeology of iran in 1400, it was found burnt in the city and a clay water flask, both related to about five thousand years ago , were the most significant findings of archaeologists in 1400. by examining the details of this accounting tablet and the clay publication, archaeologists found a series of findings about the ability the audit of iranian villages, the background of pottery, animal cover thousands of years ago, and spears, parts of the artistic skills of iranians were achieved by our ancestors, in addition to making very beautiful objects that were related to their lives, it was practical, a problem that made his life sad, but at the same time, it was very beautiful. making the year 1400 archaeologists to the signs a civilization from the neolithic period to the seljuk period has been achieved in the provinces of mazandaran, semnan, golestan, sistan and baluchistan, fars, kerman, west azarbaijan, isfahan, and yazd. elham goran of the broadcasting agency, spacex and nasa were forced to send the spacecraft to the station. the international space

and now we take another piece of clay and roll it out. here is a flagellum.t it is with us it will be a hedgehog now what we are doing is aligning it. here we are doing it like a bridge, right? and we smear no on this side back. we comb and make needles. here is such a handsome man, we have an article. well, look what busechka i will call him, how you will fly around his shells. what is berestovitsa famous for, legs might think that, of course, weaving birch bark, but i could not find such a master, but still i decided to try to make my real amulet in the form of an angel from straw, we take a straw that has already been wetted to take. and look, we found the middle ground and we must definitely do this. our angel must have a head and a torso and a skirt, yes, in order to do this, we take the second step. we are making the head. now we turn away. here are all the top straws and put the bottom ones on these straws. retreat somewhere like 1.5 cm, somewhere like this, well, fold everything with handles so that it is more or less beautiful and we also have to ban

they took calligraphy from it the mesh and carving face on the clay background, but not the clay that has not been spread yet, and now finally that definition is removed and then eaten, and hakimi bisima jafar in the string of silver braids from oman , imtiaz abu ward in needlework from palestine , abdul jabbar khagiri in there were foreign participants who were able to receive the simin 7 award. 300 needlework threads have been identified in iran, of which 200 threads have been revived with the efforts of artists. i have salt, i have a distribution cooperative company, i have 60 employees i taught how to wear hand-woven carpets, how to serve special simin, this period of the festival was dedicated to kalash weaving in kurdistan, about 97 years, what they have been doing in handcrafts and traditional arts in the country, more than the main foundations of the development of the tourism economy, with their families, at home, because these can be used for industries. produce and support the government and parliament to sell handicrafts in the country as well as to combine and combine sev

clay, are you okay?ou feeling about other feelings how you are feeling. >> hard to keep up with how people feel how i feel i have been married almost 20 years, jesse. i know you are in that camp too. huge part of being married. joe biden maybe his best asset is he picked the most incompetent person possible to be his vice president. if joe biden was anything other than supported by kamala harris, they would be shoving him out of the way at 82 years old to put her in as the next candidate in 2024. she has done so bad, however, jesse, that there is almost zero talk of her at the top of the ticket and when they do mention it, even the "new york times," which is effectively default propaganda, they come out and say that she is not up for the job. so, as a result. i think joe biden, weekend at bernie's 2 campaign is underway, jesse. the goal is to keep kamala harris from running for president as long as they possibly can. until they come up with a strategy that's not racist and sexist to replace her. >> jesse

again, it's clay. he drives find the open 3 for dante de vincenzo that with 3 of 21 for him tonight. now, clay want some more of his own point, though. so in this play here, he burries the 6, 3 of the night. now draymond is loving every bit of that. the warriors, 10, a 9 point deficit into a six-point lead. the final seconds of the here's lead. hydro inbounded to clay. but mike conley, will he knocks it away? and many has it going the other way. jordan mclaughlin, 3 here. no good, though. anthony lamb with the rebound after that. when the seal the win, the warriors outlast the timberwolves 109, to 104, tonight. here's steve kerr. after the game. >> that was team when i mean everybody came in there. and and competed and played well. and and you know, we're down to 10, i think in the 4th. so we we really won the game with our with our and then our ability to convert, you know, the other way after getting stops, they're they're all big right now. but i like this one for the grid that we had to show to get

there are no more mud and clay schools. 277 new schools were built, all the classes have a teacher , and there is one foundation. we went to the border of pakistan, this children's school is made of this to build these schools, the survivors of education came back to school. first, the construction of the 6th boarding school has started in the most deprived parts of the province. we did not have a boarding school for the students. they have teachers and it is harmful. for years, if we say, 15,000 classrooms and places will be destroyed and reconstructed from these scenes, this is just for us, the leaders, to solve our problems . sima program azad khatat in radio jovan is an entertainment magazine with a social approach to cancel the behavior of people in society with humorous language . azad is a program with a social approach. entertainment that expresses the issues of the day in the society with humorous language. so far, two birds by the lagoon, the sewage outlet of the factory, the wastewater of the factory, do you think this is it and can give their own views and opinions, their

finally, calligraphy in the form of mesh and carving on clay, but not clay, which has not been distributed yet. now, finally, that definition will be realized and then she will make up and engrave . 300 threads of needlework have been identified in iran 200 fields of which have been revived with the efforts of female artists . if i don't bring needlework, i will weave carpets. i have a specialized salt workshop. i have a distribution cooperative . it was found that there are nearly four of us, we work together, we live together, 107, they learn the language, they understand, they take care of handicrafts and traditional arts in the country, more than the main foundations of the development of the tourism economy, together with their families, in their homes, because they can produce handicrafts. and support the government and parliament to sell handicrafts in the country, as well as to combine and combine several arts together, including innovations, artists and winners of the 7th fajr international festival of handicrafts and traditional arts in a large gathering of the family of handicra

these are three clay amphos in modern technology, the technique is called bubbles and it consists in adding a little soap to the paint or glaze, and then it’s all through a tube called soap foam, and the work is dipped in this foam, it turns out like this. here is the effect of bubbles, the surname of newcomers to pottery also sound at international republican competitions. among them is varya merzlova with her ceramic pet creative tandem is better at the regional stage of the project. hello world. here i am working on the work of cheburashka, this is cheburashka fireworks. he is picking oranges. today, in the skarpunka, 90 students are united by warm clay , it is already customary that after years of modeling in the studio, pupils with the same surnames. the guys grow up and bring their children, then grandchildren grow up to classes. alexandra goin and romanfilyutich news central region well, let's end our today's issue with a tasty, interesting , fun and colorful one. because today ends, maslenitsa week, the main attributes of a noisy holiday are folk songs and round dance games,

it had 5300000 houses, 5300000 houses, nearly 3 million houses were made of mud and clay , according to the results of the 2055 population and housing census , there were less than 38 thousand houses with metal and concrete frames in the country, which means that less than 1 % of the houses are resistant. and more than 99% of houses are non-resistant, one of the most important problems of housing shortage its effect is very noticeable and many people are under pressure in this sense. on 21 april 1958, only two months after the islamic revolution, imam khomeini issued a special decree on housing, known as the 100 imam account decree. this decree has two important pillars. by using the power of marketers, it is national bank, bazar branch, and the second was the free transfer of land to people without housing, 121 turkish lands, in the following years, the land transfer policy was implemented in the urban land law and continued until 1971, in this case, at the market price to people helped the municipality to join and become independent the density of selling slowly started to be repla

but roy clay seniors place in history is not just in the tech world.ory is also told in a new book titled unstoppable our month long celebration of black history month continues tonight, ktvu is clouding. wong sat down with clay's three sons to talk about their father's story to talk about his legacy. it's the story of a life told not just in pictures. but in words on a page . did he just tell me that he did not want to computer division within hp? after all, the effort we have made to move hp forward in that industry. that division had been my baby from the beginning. as a matter of fact, some ceos, its godfather, the person most responsible for that divisions, culture and success, 91 year old roy clay senior's life is one of so many firsts now captured in his own words in the book unstoppable. the unlikely story of a silicon valley godfather. it's a book that his son's read to him now. even as his health wayne's. that's the way we've been communicating with him and let him hear our voices just by reading a senior helped create the first mini computer

here to help us answer joining america's newsroom anchor bill hemmer and clay.to him and they let you in the stadium are glad you made inside her is the best day. if you are a sports fan. >> who builds a better one. i agree per shirt together. let's talk about the balloons lesson we also the scare over montana like they investigated maybe it was a false reading on the rain or at least they didn't find anything there. clay, what is going on? what's a great question we were just talking about this. how in the world we not know exactly within shot down in what is exactly going on there? to me i wonder if there's some sort of divide inside of china, if china is involved here and whether they are actually having a military versus jinping dispute in some way. because it would be so humiliated think they did to biden to have that balloon go across the nation for as long as it did he felt like he had to have an aggressive response. it's weird to me guys we still don't have definitive answers as to what is going on. >> we deserve answers. whether or not all three of thes