the roughly 6 clements hawaii minutes resign, runs from the border of israel to the mediterranean sea. it cuts off northern gauze from the rest of the strip. before is ready, forces open, fire on displace palestinians is very much we spoke, spend a gallery, offered this explanation about why they delayed the nets, are in cordele withdrawal has come us failed to mid it's obligations to 1st release is rarely female civilian hostages, spart over the agreement we are determined to re calling for nathan yahoo to go through all 3 phases of this deal. in fact, they spoke earlier, calling on the government saying that whatever has to happen for the deal to go all the way through, it needs to happen. so that all of the captives can be brought back. but nonetheless, nathan, y'all who has promised the members of the far right wing of his government. but the fighting and gaza would continue after phase one of these deal, which is putting a lot of these family members on edge. because they're saying if it's only 2 phase, one will then only $33.00 captives are going to be released. and there is no

nixon and clement conger created these rooms. and of course, it went from jackie kennedy's version was a very french versace kind inspired version, which was beautiful. but mrs. nixon and clement conger felt that it should have an american. it's american white house. so they took williamsburg as their model. and it's a very colonial williamsburg look, you know, an american look with american craftsman, an american art. and that is really the white house that is endured today. you know, i love in this picture the portrait in the background is of abigail adams. yes. and mrs. nixon was able to persuade the addams family one day and adams to donate it right to to donate a portrait john and abigail adams that were hanging in the adams home up in massachusetts, pittsfield, for like, you know, the better part 170 years. she had an amazing ability to get people to part with stuff to charm people, as did clement conger deserves his own book. he was known as in clement conger by the white house staff. they got very tired of him inviting ev

and of course, i don't have the facts about that, but i could just make some clement about this. what this business, you know, we in africa with lake city is william and beans was sold as an update to the comments where many people were killed in many ways with people, the board and the president would do it. every one's about deposit keys, whatever. there was a fight against slavery when the slave slave of the system was stopped. finally, the whites realize it was too much with us. they then put something with a name that they did. he was good to anyway. remind colonization colonization. i don't know what they mean with quarter nice from liberty to color. nice to have been color nice colonization. why didn't it extra you meant to be kind of does takes more countries does take that, that now my country right. that's why we ended up with color. nice something funny. right. and there is a going to sit with us forever. that in english, like we had an english ocean in south africa. and it said what table around it. as we then decided to start fighting for our bodies, we are living in

. >> the fire moved quickly, and what officials are calling a highly dangerous windstorm, craig clements, director of the wildfire interdisciplinary research center in san jose, explains when that is perpendicular or near perpendicular to the terrain. >> and so what happens is the wind is forced over the terrain and it increases on velocity on the downslope side dramatically. and so that's what's happening in southern california. >> peak winds are expected overnight. >> the higher the wind speed, the longer the embers can be transported. so you get farther distances of ember transport and the flame front itself can actually move faster. >> got a lot of unchecked fire on the left flank, clements said. >> it's not uncommon to have a large fire in the winter, but this extreme fire behavior is associated with dry conditions. >> it all depends on the conditions leading up to the winter season. the fact that southern california is so far behind in precipitation is really what's leading up to this, you know, firestorm that's happening across the la basin, governor newsom said. >> with the unpre

g, a library is up renee clement williams started a company. the manufacturers products from the maureen got tree, it's leaves contain importance, puts in and $45.00 seats, as well as a wide range of white domains in minerals. graduates of mit in the ways william funded, he's that top thing years ago making powders juices and creams, but he says interpreters in ghana fees a lot of challenges. we have had situations where, you know, we're trying to get a local certification and we need all the requirements. everything has even been done. there's a letter saying is approved and it takes 14 months, not an exaggeration, 14 months to get the actual physical certificate. elaine c process, that means that the lease and the products rich in the market, but squarely williams built up an extensive and next week of maureen, the pharmacist in the region around as a boy farm is having always seen lorinda as a profitable plant in a month now the wick with the company, the regular custom is for the fresh leaves suited for processing. and the last 10 years far

. >> the fire moved quickly, and what officials are calling a highly dangerous windstorm, craig clements, director of the wildfire interdisciplinary research center in san jose, explains when that is perpendicular or near perpendicular to the terrain. >> and so what happens is the wind is forced over the terrain and it increases on velocity on the downslope side dramatically. and so that's what's happening in southern california. >> peak winds are expected overnight. >> the higher the wind speed, the longer the embers can be transported. so you get farther distances of ember transport and the flame front itself can actually move faster. >> got a lot of unchecked fire on the left flank, clements said. >> it's not uncommon to have a large fire in the winter, but this extreme fire behavior is associated with dry conditions. >> it all depends on the conditions leading up to the winter season. the fact that southern california is so far behind in precipitation is really what's leading up to this, you know, firestorm that's happening across the la basin, governor newsom said. >> with the unpre

change base div clements. thank you very much. thank you. as a says trump victory. democrats have been wondering just what went wrong for them. well, there are several theories. one of those theories, as the democrats lost touch with the working class, the people whom they have traditionally represented. that theory goes that they shifted further to the left and away from their fundamentals like wages, like helping families put food on the table afford and gas or medicine options. there was john henry and reports on that from right here in washington. after a bruising 2024 election, the democratic party is struggling jamaica. new pass from main street to pennsylvania avenue as blue color americans lamented high prices. during the 2024 election democrats campaigned largely on threats to democracy, the loss of abortion rights. and the unprecedented place in history, their black and south asian american female standard bearer would carve out the result. was that the long time party of the working class last among the caller americans earning le

to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter and things to hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question with a ceasefire process. now potentially underway is a permanent and israel's war and gaza on the horizon. let's get to the bottom line . the the bloodiest chapter in palace spinning is really history may be coming to a close. and let me emphasize, may be coming to an end to the millions of palestinians in gauze of the ceasefire. deal may mean a chance to piece together their lives after losing tens of thousands of their loved ones who is really bombing campaigns over the past 15 months and losing their homes, their schools, their hospitals, their food, clean water, everything. and for israelis, it means that the dozens of hostages, that it's still been held in gaza since october 7th, will finally be released. and the country can step back from its 4 foot deal couldn't have been reached without heavy pressure from united states, with officials from both the incoming and outgoing administration spring apart. but the devil is in the details. so what lies ahead now

joining me is fbi -- former fbi counterterrorism agent tim clemente. what did you think of the glasses this terrorist was wearing? that adds a whole new wrinkle to all of this. >> it does. it's part of his preattack surveillance where he was involved in the planning stage and what's great about those glasses is if you walked around holding his phone up and using video camera of it or any other video device, it would be at least a little bit noticed. it wouldn't be unusual but it would be a little noticed by people on the street there. but the glasses allow him to take everything in, absorb all that data, review it later when he's alone, not have to worry about any pov because there's people in places that may not want to be on film. you turn your camera towards them and might get people upset. when you just look towards them with the glasses on, it allows you complete anonymity. i think that's what he was looking for. data collection and anonymity. >> and the authorities made it pretty clear, they think he acted alone on new year's day in carrying out

it's the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of thend final test match between australia and india on the bbc sport website and app. india trail the 5—match series 2—1, and defeat would mean they lose the border—gavaskar trophy — something they've held since 2018. head to bbc.co.uk/sport for news on that and all the rest of the sports news. but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. as the wet and windy weather cleared south on new year's day, it opened the door for cold arctic air to spill right across the country and it's going to stay bitterly cold as we head into the weekend. overnight frost and ice could be a risk for some, and there's a potential for some disruptive snow. so we're under this, clearer skies at the moment, showers feeding in across the far north and west, that cold air descending right across the country. so ice could be an issue first thing, particularly along those exposed coasts where we've seen a rash of showers falling. elsewhere, a frosty start, a cold start, but lots

it's the first old firm victory for rangers manager philippe clement, and celtic�*s first loss of theestic season. real madrid head coach carlo ancelotti has refused to deny his club are trying to sign trent alexander—arnold from liverpool. we understand the spanish side had made an approach — which liverpool pushed back on. spanish media also reported real are willing to buy the england international this month — but ancelotti wouldn't be drawn on the situation. it is very difficult to talk about it in this context. we will see. that is all i can say, we will see. we have so many games injanuary and that is all we are focused on right now and that is all there is. talking about market is not easy for me at the moment. tennis and poland are on course for a second successive appearance in the final of the united cup. they've reached the final four of the tournament — after beating great britain in the quarter finals. hubert hurkatch got them off to a winning start — beating billy harris in straight sets and iga swiatek secured the victory — getting the better of katie boulter in the se

josh mankiewicz: paul moved into linda's home in the picture-perfect city of san clemente. they said their marriage vows in 1992. that part about in sickness and in health would be tested less than a year later. in the spring of 1993, linda came down with an illness that put her in the local hospital. mary came to see her. she looked like a little girl in a big bed. she just looked so weak, and not vibrant, like linda. frightening to see her like that? yeah, you betcha. you betcha. josh mankiewicz: her newly minted husband, paul, was sick, too, with many of the same strange symptoms. both were weak, vomiting, like bad food poisoning or the worst stomach flu imaginable. paul recovered quickly. linda did not. we knew that she was very sick, and that they couldn't identify what was causing the problem josh mankiewicz: paul kept a vigil by her bedside, and kept their edison colleagues updated with daily emails like this. "there still is not much clue as to the original infection. but if she continues to improve and gets well soon, i don't think it will really matter what the na

independent books on clement street in san francisco. green apple is a locally owned independent book store in the richmond district since 1967. the store has grown from 1150 square feet to 5 thousand. we have hundred thousand books. new, used, children books, all subjects. there is lots of stairs and nos and crannies so lots of places to get lost and discover things you might not know existed. we go out of the way in new books to support small presses and bring university press books into the store and just corky things not every store may have. used books we see books from the community that we get all our books over the counter downstair s so it is reflection of what people are reading. brings they bring to sell us are in the community so we can buy them and recycle them in the community. the good parts of having a small business in san francisco are really the customers and people who live here are curious, interested in a wide variety of topics and ideas. they come from all over the country and world, so it is really whatever servin

. >> the fire moved quickly, and what officials are calling a highly dangerous windstorm, craig clements, director of the wildfire interdisciplinary research center in san jose, explains, when that is perpendicular or near perpendicular to the terrain. >> and so what happens is the wind is forced over the terrain and it increases on velocity on the downslope side dramatically. and so that's what's happening in southern california. >> peak winds are expected overnight. >> the higher the wind speed, the longer the embers can be transported. so you get farther distances of ember transport and the flame front itself can actually move faster. >> got a lot of unchecked fire on the left flank. >> clements said it's not uncommon to have a large fire in the winter, but this extreme fire behavior is associated with dry fuel conditions. >> all depends on the conditions leading up to the winter season. the fact that southern california is so far behind in precipitation is really what's leading up to this. you know, firestorm that's happening across the la basin. >> governor newsom said with the unpr

this after a pole was damaged along clement street. we don't know yet the exact number of people without power this morning. san francis mayor elect daniel lurie, just hours away from taking his oath of office. it's scheduled for 1130 this morning at civic center plaza. traffic on surrounding streets will be blocked off tonight. lurie will attend a celebration in chinatown. we'll have special coverage of the inauguration. you can watch live on nbc bay area at 1130 following our midday newscast. also link to it on our streaming platforms, including roku, pluto, and nbc. bay area.com. now the today show is just ahead and we are continuing today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms during our 8 a.m. newscast. we're going to take you to the white house and the transition alter to the future of affordable health care. we're going to talk with one expert ahead of the key deadline. you can also see it online at nbcbayarea.com or on our smartphone app. one last check of the forecast. it's still breezy in some spots, mainly in the h

patty is joined by rachel's brother michael, her daughter clement tina and sister-in-law shannon, thank you for being here. thank you. with us the loving family of kayla hamilton, a 20-year-old girl murdered in july '22 by ms 13 illegal gang member, violent and vicious and they knew it and did not do anything about it. i want to thank you to kayla's mother tammy and her grandmother kathy and her stepfather jeremiah, very much. finally i want to thank others who have also suffered, this herbal scourge -- this horrible scourge that goes on with young people being killed, and other people, but largely young people, thank you to scott, the father of sarah, killed at 21. by an illegal alien, would have never been in our country if we were here. what a sad thing. to each of these angel families, we love you and standing awe of your courage and strength, the toughest thing anyone had to go through. many of these families were betrayed by the last administration with this heartless, foolish and arrogant and very down policies -- dumb policies. policies that are not even believable when you talk

the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926servicing this outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies foreople of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for families and kids. this is for everybody of all ages. >> what is great about the richmond is it is a neighborhood of the immigrants. belongs to immigrants not ap i immigrants you will see that there are also a huge population of rush wrans and ukrainia

it is unfortunate some of the clements of that type, a, a forced like the one that we're talking about that we have good to have. this is 5, is forced into the if you were to be honest and tell it to us 1st, these really prime minister says that his country is ready to get back into it and review. so it's, um, it's a tech on him us should. the 2nd phase of the sci fi agreement collapse. do you think this will actually, why is it the word keep them quiet when, when kind of threatens another country like this, when we have like united nations of whatever it and why it was what no matter how much we discussed of the issue is there is no equality would always smarter. one would always suffer. so is it much of that at times of feeling? you don't want to say even anything because the word is not on this to it's do you think said african countries i've taken seriously when it comes to via inputs and resolutions for conflicts? i think to, to some degree, at times again, it would depend, what are the country with the conflict. so that's a big country is believe it is only them who must say some

it's continually shifted to the rise, pushing seats, anti refugee, antique migration, and angie clements rhetoric. so it seems to me that for the patients who are in charge right now, they adopt policy suggestions from the far right. including slow a kind of protection. and that's quite dangerous. last generation says the f d is both reading off public and has the direct action protests and using the but they don't see us as human anymore. and this is like a really dangerous dynamics that we have there. and that's really what we're with lots of guns. devonne, olga fall special response clinic on google and mind. that's when the uh issue. yep . the team off table has a positive against us on it. yeah. on do you this month. so you can do that. you must and it looks like, yeah, unless you accept enough insight on the show me the i, if the is facing allegations gets, rhetoric is fueling abuse against climate activists on the way up to you for calling liberty not gotten those distinct. so you solve the model for an opportunity. let's move on to the some theme of under by 2 degrees and just ge

. >> doctor craig clements is the director of san jose state's wildfire interdisciplinary research centeram in his lab focuses on understanding fire behavior and applying that research to help improve public safety. >> and what happens is, is a lot of houses get built in that zone, and they encroach into the forest. and a lot of the areas that were burning in the la fires were wui fires or wildland urban interface fires. sea breeze coming in the marine layer inside the lab at san jose state, clements and his team used technology to research fire behavior. >> these include moisture sensors, data from drones, and this mobile doppler radar, which is used to study the dynamics and patterns of wildfire plumes. >> we can peer into the plume, we can see the velocities or the wind speeds. we can see, you know, the debris inside the plume and where it's falling out. and that allows us to collect data that we can then compare to a simulation. >> the la fires are also an example of wui fire behavior that is not well understood, but it's the structure to structure propagation of the flame front or th

and another case, a pole, fell along clement street street. we do now know that the power there has been restored to those affected areas. meanwhile, in oakland, all three lanes of highway 13 are open again. this is after crews cleared a fallen tree in the southbound direction near redwood road. new video also shows another fallen tree at broadway terrace. this is near southbound 13 exit. all of those lanes are back open. we want to take you back to southern california once again. this is a live look in santa monica. as you see, president biden and governor newsom will soon be delivering an update on the out-of-control wildfires that are happening. it sounds like they're getting a briefing right now. let's see if we can listen in. gusts up to 100 miles an hour east, pushing offshore. we began increasing our staffing. local, state and federal agencies. hundreds of firefighters began moving on sunday afternoon from northern california into southern california. my local partners began up staffing their own fire stations and helicopters, fire engi

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with i'ts we believe any warning reports from the ground clement entire family was killed in the assault, including a newborn baby. or we heard from the united nations childrens phones spokesperson test ingram broke down. why minor service specially vulnerable in the council or the worrying guys or has had the biggest impact on, on children out of any groups in the gaza strip. and that's because children are uniquely vulnerable to conflicts, the uniquely valuable to the impact of explosive weapons. and we've seen so many children with terrible blast injuries from the use of things, explosive boyfriends and populated areas to your house, and move, unable to mount nutrition, and a hydration and hypothermia, which we have the same climb lives, including a mason wakes, and more than age babies have died of hypothetically or does this winter cold, so children us really vulnerable and they remain so every day that it says fast isn't announced. most of the children in the gaza, strippers been separated from their families or, or lost them juice of the war. they uh they moved us to by extended n

stuff in your own adventure, you know, counter and things a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question with yet another. and then another push for diplomacy. is there a chance for real ceasefire and gossip? let's get to the bottom line. the diplomacy is back on the table after months of stalemate and israel's worn gossip. the situation on the ground gets worse much worse for the millions of palestinians stuck there with no place to go, and no place that safe and just no end in sight. after us president elect donald trump demanded that as real as hostages and gaza be returned before he assumes office next year, efforts to reach a ceasefire are resuming. now the questions are canada you'll be reached before tom gets the keys to the white house and the us military arsenal. what are the obstacles and what would it mean for the future of the palestinians and israelis? today we're coming to you from the 22nd. doha for him, were leaders and experts from around the world are coming together to discuss global challenges. and we're talking with daniel levy if the emory advisor to the israeli gov

her name is jan johnson of clements. now she is facing several charges in connection with this case, including cruelty to an animal threatening a public official criminal threats and having an illegal gun. and as you can see, the horses rescued are in pretty tough shape right now. forces in one bowl also had to put down due to their poor health and deputies say that the horses that were found alive are malnourished and had limited access to food or water. now experts say they are assessing even more animals affected on the property. now, in the meantime, several animals have already been transferred to oakdale equine rescue to get proper medical attention, rehabilitation and nutrients that they are going to need on this long road to recovery. and that is going to take a lot of resources. the rescue has set up a venmo so that the community can donate. as you can imagine. it's going to be a lot of medical services that need to be provided to these forces. >> as well as just trying to take care of the number of forces that

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you can see that tree uprooted, toppled onto a parked car on clement.hen there was a utility pole which fell that knocked out power to a nearby neighborhood. but it has since been restored. in oakland, all lanes of highway 13 are open again after crews cleared a fallen tree in the southbound direction near redwood road. you can see the video there. shows another fallen tree at broadway terrace near the southbound 13 exit. all those lanes, thankfully, are open. power outage closed the oakland zoo today. the zoo posted the message on social media. pg&e says the outage also impacted about 70 customers. the power was restored this afternoon. the zoo says it will open for free tonight. it is official former congresswoman barbara lee is running for oakland mayor. supporters have spent weeks trying to lure her into the race. nbc bay area's marianne favro caught up with the candidate to talk about why she's running. after announcing her run in a tweet this morning, barbara lee officially pulled the papers to run at oakland city hall this afternoon. so why does

ahí los alguaciles descubrieron un grave caso de negligencia animal en la ciudad de clement.n de armas. sin embargo, fue liberada el mismo día. según el reporte que emitió la cárcel, lo que ve en pantalla es la destrucción que dejaron los incendios en el área de los Ángeles. ahora surge la preocupación de lluvias que se pronostican para este fin de semana. lo bueno de esto es que se espera que estas precipitaciones ayuden a contener las llamas. pero por otro lado, este sistema atmosférico podría generar deslizamientos de lodo y escombros. causa peligro y más daños en las áreas siniestradas. vamos a pasar ahora con gaby moreno, quien nos habla de esto y de las condiciones del tiempo para el norte de california. gaby, cuéntanos. gracias flavio. feliz viernes para todos. y bueno, vemos esas temperaturas muy agradables en los 64. parcialmente nublado ya para las 15:00 de la tarde. si tiene alguna comida va a estar esa temperatura agradable también en los 66, pero eso sí, con cielos nublados. ya para las 5 pm en los 62 que se espera este fin de semana en san josé, vea el sábado 59

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were damaged and another area utility crews are now trying to restore power after a pole fell along clement street. the power there has now been restored. just such a difference between southern california and here in northern california. we've had some rain. we're actually above average. they are way below average in our winds. we haven't had that many dangerorous wind red flag warnings. we did have a wind advisory, but that's since expired. and tt rely is the big difference. i mean, we've seen several inches of rain here throughout the bay area over the past couple of months, where they've only seen less than a quarter of an inch. so we would have been under a red flag fire warnings. but because of that recent rain, that's the only reason why we are not. winds are starting to calm down. we'll get you a closer look at that microclimate forecast and what we see happening for us. and you'll see the only spot here with winds that are noteworthy is mount saint helena, still clocking in here out of the north at 30mph. all other locations five to about 15. so it was certainly very bumpy early th

elsewhere in alameda, an entire block near buena vista and clement street was in the dark overnight. it was near this power pole that was knocked loose by the wind overnight. around 140 this morning, police had to temporarily close down the street to stabilize the pole, and there is a wind advisory in the east bay still technically in effect until about 10:00 this morning. even though right now the winds are very calm. people here, though, in the city of alameda told us some of those overnight wind gusts woke them up. >> it was howling and the trees were hitting against the. but i think what i heard was stuff knocking over on my porch. that's what kind of startled me. >> now, over in oakland, the wind caused problems on highway 13. trees came down, blocking the southbound lanes of the highway at redwood road. this happened just before 3:00 this morning. and then there was a similar problem on the southbound terrace exit off of highway 13, just around the same time. now, highway 13 reopened after. so caltrans did some of that overnight work to clean things up back here in alameda. the

loans of a new type of so the sickness of flies across the country routine have top speed a full clement is a 2nd. go ahead take and saw that. and then what is open nation, east coast, the there's just going 5 pm here in the russian capital woke up, we were catching the news from today. this is all too well these days is all about shaping narratives for the public. you mind me. my point is spinning his own, claiming african, and he does have some glossing to frank paris for house thing you had if, despite it, being fresh troops ordered to leave that supposed to be falling through france is not retreating, and africa is reorganizing itself. we chose to move out of africa, not because we had to move out. it was our commitment against terrorism since 2013 . we were right. i think some african leaders forgot to say thank you. it doesn't matter. it will come with time. in gratitude, i'm in a good position to know is a non communicable disease of humans. but i will say it for all the african rulers who have not yet had the courage, abuse of either public opinions to say it. none of them would

all right, that's bringing alpha 0, steve clements presents or the bottom line analysis here was james bays diplomatic editor. we were going to have a conversation that was more acute into us domestic politics. but all 3 of us have just been listening to this really point that.

well, adam clements joins us now. he is a former diplomat and also served as a pentagon officially joins us from washington. d. c. thank you very much for being with us here on al jazeera, a festival. i mean, obviously, over the last the last week or so, there has been much contention about who's responsible for the steel trump or bite . and why do you think it is so important for both of them to claim responsibility? thank you tom. i think you're right that there is a very interesting detailed way of know from fresh reporting. and that's what that represented as some, both the outgoing bite administration and trump administration were present for some of the notations. and there's also been some other details in the press about the final pressure about how all these negotiations had become so close to come. so close for many, many weeks. and then finally uh, president trump, the middle east envoy came and put some last minute pressure on that. and yeah, who get on the arm president a prime minister rather than yahoo

that after the reluctance of mr. obama to move after clement was take a was mr. trump, who, you know, approved a lot of sanctions on rock. china is also mr. trump, who approved the use of those javelin muscles, which made a very, very big difference for ukraine at the start. so he is very, very vested in those, but again, i go back to what i said earlier. i think the, the sentiment now is to concentrate on his own battles domestically and not, you know, not requires you to get out of state as to intervene and a lot of other conflicts and like i gave them more. all right, so stephen, if that is true, and i think you, you, you broadly concur with that at your, of as role is very, very important. and now is the time for them to step up, right? yes. and when you talk to them, they say it's preliminary, it's split, missouri, and i keep saying, well, it may not be preliminary for much because i think trump in his own mind wants to and what he considers biden's wars right now, obviously by them didn't start to war in ukraine, putting dead and it's not at all clear to me that putting wouldn't