clements: i do not. we saw the final letters that were sent along with some preliminary analysis that the agencies had conducted. mr. rose: the g.a.o. report notes that treasury staff consulted regularly with the fdic and federal reserve and concurred with the basis of their recommendations to invoke the systemic risk exception. could you please provide some specifics on what this consultation actually looked like? could ii don't have the he -- mr. clements: i don't have the specific details. they told us there were conversations between the three agencies over that weekend. as each were doing their own anall seals -- analyses. mr. rose: thank you. the g.a.o. report notes that you were being -- that you will be moving forward with more work on this issue as we move throughout the year. as i'm sure you're aware, the united states -- in the united states we have a financial stability oversight council which is charged by statute with identifying risk to the financial stability of the united states. promoti

well then the clemente is on his way to a protest. he wants to show that people here in the north of origin, tina are against mining lithium for industrialized countries. this region is home to many salt water links which contain lithium. but extracting this metal, known as white gold, consumes millions of leaders of fresh water and salt water. and that's raising fears. the ground water levels could sink. the mine has been a source of conflict for years. clemente is destination is the village of all far see told the people here live from what nature provides so they never take more than what they need for generations. earnestina has made items from the world of her. yeah. most she's passed down her knowledge to her daughter, maria. they sell their handicrafts to tourist, though few visit this area. but they're fine with that. what worries some is that water is crying scarce. yo don't look else is we have no, was it here in the mountains? i must look really high up to find some of the low a stream once ran right by her door. now there'

for clemente, florida. this is about more than environmental protection. it's about social justice and co determination. there's a strong headwind and the delicate balloon can barely get on the corner. maybe it's symbolic. clemente says, but he's not giving up, you're gonna need to us the, it's a small step towards raising our visibility and showing everyone there's a life here and i the people here want to fight climate change, but not by explaining nature. as long as the risks remain unknown, they are not prepared to hand over control of their land and its resources. the june of pursuit. so not to set the columbus no phillips brand new piece of lending, assessing so that no thoughts protection without cutting down the to mangrove for is a big change for us on the national park. and the people of the people is at the eco africa on dw. i'm tired of coffee. i can't read 34 years of suppressing i was a metal. i didn't know what has the best of us. why? now i know the never ending story of asbestos in 75 minutes on d. w. not just the other day. so much is hap

well then the clement is on his way to a protest. he wants to show that people here in the north of arch and tina, or against mining lithium for industrialized countries. this region is home to many salt water links which contain lithium. but extracting this metal, known as white gold, consumes millions of liters of fresh water and salt water. and that's raising fears . the ground water levels could sink. the mind has been a source of conflict for years. clemente is destination is the village of all the far see tow. the people here live from what nature provides. so they never take more than what they need for generations. earnestina has made items from the world of her. yeah. most she's passed on her knowledge to her daughter, maria. they sell their handicrafts to tourist, though few visit this area. but they're fine with that. what worries some is the water is strong, scarce. yo de gills is we have no what we see here in the mountains. i must look really high up to find some of the low a stream once ran right by her door. now there

like clemente to the in the whole world. we'll see there are lots of us all working together and the the balloon will be powered by the wind and sun alone. for clemente, florida. this is about more than environmental protection. it's about social justice and so determination. there's a strong headwind, and the delicate balloon can barely get off the ground. maybe it's symbolic. clematis says that he's not giving up. we're gonna need to us a, it's a small step towards raising our visibility in showing everyone there's a life here and, and i, the people here want to fight climate change but not by explaining nature as long as the risks remain unknown. they're not prepared to handle for control of their land and its resources. the, [000:00:00;00] the, as we approach this, my skin you had a clue, has no doubt. as an end of nice camera, she looks up to people in hospice and support state relative. it's a changing and meaningful task. that's just like the w 2 in the sustainable motor years, researchers are finding innovative solut

the best thing pizza restaurant in downtown clements or reduced to a smouldering mess of twisted metal and broken glass. the massage struck committee evening at the popular shopping plaza, making civilian casualties far more likely. emergency work is raced in and out to the restaurants shattered remains, planning to be looking for survivors. while others offered comfort to those in distress. among those killed was a 17 year old go and 8 months old baby was also reportedly injured in the attack. what does the 3 of you that's what i see destruction every way i see see power. this is the 21st century. i can't even describe it. first, my son was killed in the will, and now this is the street in his nightly address president, the manager lensky describes the attack as an act of terrorism. i am not old, but of each manifestation of terror proves over and over again to us and to the whole world that rush to deserves only one thing for all it has done defeats and a tribunal fair and legal trials against all russian murders and terrorists. he's give it introduced clement to us is one of the lar

as a sign that moscow is trying to project an image of power and strength about so the people who clement task is yet another style combined as a hostile forces, just within striking distance and dw special correspondence. abraham is in keys earlier, she told us about the significance of the city of crime, the tory hole crematory is. you know, as the report mentions, one of the main urban centers that is still under ukrainian control and they've done vast region. it's about an hour drive from other villages and towns along the front line. and so because of that, it has become the sort of defect to ukrainian capital of the done bus. it's also become a hub where families, you know, wives, daughters, children of ukrainians, fighting on the front line, come to to meet their loved ones briefly, you know, go for a coffee, get dinner or something before their loved ones have to go back to the front lines and because of that, even though it's quite close to the front line and in a very, very dangerous place, i mean, i was in from a, towards a, just a couple of weeks ago. and the sound of showing

he's get introduced clement to us is one of the largest urban centers in the east, still under ukrainian control. less than 25 kilometers from the front line. it's been a regular target of russian yourselves since the war began. some will see the targeting of civilians as a sign. moscow is trying to project an image of power and strength is about so the paper, clement task, is yet another style combined of the hostile forces, just within striking distance and among the dead and crumb a task with uh, 3 teenagers, dw special correspondent, are abraham told me how people in the ukraine coping with us attack. well, as you can imagine, very hard people are an absolute rece. therefore a fight about this seems coming out of from a tourist, but they're not shocked, so to speak. i mean, this is not the 1st time that russia has struck a civilian infrastructure and civilian buildings and you know, resulting in a lot of casualties. i mean, we know what we know about this place is that it was very popular with civilians and journalists as well. international journalist would often frequent that resta

like clemente the in the whole world will see it. there are lots of us all working together for the the balloon will be powered by the wind and sun alone. for clemente, florida, this is about more than environmental protection. it's about social justice. and so determination. there's a strong headwind. and the delicate balloon can barely get on the ground. maybe it's symbolic. clematis says, but he's not giving up. we're gonna need to us a, it's a small step towards raising our visibility and showing everyone there's a life here and, and, and i, the people here want to fight climate change but not by explaining nature as long as the risks remain unknown. they're not prepared to handle for control of their land and its resources. the, [000:00:00;00] the, i would say that in all likelihood he is an individual who makes it timely, fun way was sort of the, as we say that the foster child for the fraction problem, the most dangerous homes. do you know in the world the son of a k? a. is this era mystery around this car? in 15 minutes on d

he's get introduced clement to us is one of the largest urban centers in the east, still under ukrainian control. less than 25 kilometers from the front line. it's been a regular target of russian yourselves since the war began. some will see the targeting of civilians as a sign. moscow is trying to project an image of power and strength about so the paper and clement task is yet another style combined of the hostile forces. just within striking distance the w special corresponded abraham is in keys earlier, she told us about the significance of the city of crime, a tourist hole crematory is. you know, as the report mentioned, one of the main urban centers that is still under ukrainian control. and the dawn valley region, it's about an hour drive from other villages and towns along the front line. and so because of that, it has to come to sort of to fact, to ukrainian capital of the done bus. it's also become a hub where families, you know, wives, daughters, children of ukrainians, fighting on the front line, come to to meet their loved ones briefly, you know, go for a coffee, get dinner

he's get introduced clement to us is one of the largest urban centers in the east, still under ukrainian control. less than 25 kilometers from the front line. it's been a regular target, the russian besides, since the war began. of some will say the targeting of civilians as a sign. moscow is trying to project an image of power and strength about the paper of clement task. it is yet another style combined as a hostile forces. just within striking distance earlier i spoke to dw special corresponded abraham in kia. she told us more about chrome, a tourist. it will come, a tourist gets about an hour's drive from bus mood and other cities and towns along the front line of this war. terry, at the same time, it's one of the biggest cities that is still under ukrainian control with the in the don best region, the capital domestic is under occupation. and so given, you know, given the fact that it's a city and so close to the front line, it's become a sort of place where civilians come from. other parts of ukraine very far to meet their loved ones who were fighting. it's kind of a meeting point,

but give us come, the probably makes so the cause of it may not carry the burden of dealing with clement to buy borrowing money. so you know, try to do another seems to come is the, is the, is a solution here that christ is it the pace then of this transition is that one of the major problem is that the not, not all countries are on the same page as far as how quickly this can be done in a responsible way that protects workers. a yes, this is the base and this phase is not good on my. i saw that i only and that is the problem because of the believe just transition. so the southern, the believe that and the phase we kind of thought the phase we can afford talks to process about just this making so that we don't leave anyone i was making so that we haven't but just a bit of job today. all those things i've done at the pace vegas no way you'd have to just that's i'm i'm, it pays for something with the company like sort of yes, yes. deanna. go ahead on team, but it's only the base i i agree that basis escape, but i don't the only thing else, the thing that is about disrupted the and is plann

amanda in the clements says we're customers are wandering into her home goods petite. during this week of reassuring economic news. when you see that headline, interest rates aren't going up or you see the headline job numbers look great, but you know, and inflation is slowing. all of those things i think help give people confidence that we're going to be ok. and, you know, we're not headed into some recession or, you know, global economic meltdown. and that can mean more money spent on luxury items like this scented candles and kitchen trinkets sold here. when people feel good, they spend more and that's great for small businesses. it's a welcome relief after the pandemic uncertainty which killed nearly a 3rd of us small businesses at the crisis worst moment. inflation, which piqued at 9 percent a year ago, is now down by more than half the federal reserves decision to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at $5.00 to $5.00 and a quarter percent is a reflection of the central banks belief that the u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 con

clement: thank you very much. thank you very much. that ovation means a lot to me in the means a lot to me. a letter from general meese means the world to me. i am really honored to be with you and honored to be receiving this award. it is a particular honor for me to receive an award named after general meese. he is somebody who has had such a distinguished career in public service. most of us know him from his service in the reagan administration at the federal level but long before that, he was serving with governor reagan and the reagan administration came to a close almost 35 years ago. general meese has been a constant presence in washington and he is a great legal scholar but also it means a lot to lawyers of my generation and younger to have somebody around who is a tangible link to the reagan administration and at the reagan revolution. so i am really tickled to have too received an award named after him. i feel a little bit that i'm getting this award largely because i can't keep a job. [laughter] i keep on leaving these lar

nixon at their home in san clemente, california, which during this presidency was known as the western white house and this is on the grounds of their home. i have had i've had the great pleasure of actually going to that home when the nixon sold at a very good friend of theirs bought the home and still owns it and occasionally. we'll open it up for events. but also, 32 years ago when i was working on the original nixon library and was out there for some visits the owner gavin herbert and his wife dinetta invited me to come see it. it's just a spectacular place on a high bluff overlooking the pacific ocean. so this is this these pictures were taking i think in february, so the weather was a little bit in clement, but they got a lot of fun pictures there looking they're looking out towards the ocean on a bench on the grounds of their home in san clemente, which is just such a beautiful spot. i said when when i went there my wife and i went there way back in 1990. i said man if i lived here, i would never leave it would it was just spectacular. it's gorgeous. absolutely and it's it's eas

the vocabularying theatre on sacramento and soon the 4 star on clement. >> balboa theatre opened in 1926 and servicing 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 for people 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 u

a lots of concrete, the clement dorothy of countries have put out suggestions for bindings like global bonds and face out of the most from the mistaken high risk plus the products. uh, there has been a lot of talk about the product requirements and also a big debate. some on financing of measures in developing countries, whether, how binding they will be, whether countries will accept to take this on in a binding matter, will be at then subject to the negotiations later on. but they have decided to include these in the 1st draft that i know when we talk about migrate plastics. they have been found all over the planet. i'm wondering is plastic pollution? is it a truly global problem, or are there areas around the world that are particularly hard shit? it is a truly global problem that we have detected plastics and everywhere, and all ecosystems on the planet, from the sea ice, in the our speak to the deepest depth. and it's affecting people all parts of the world, maybe in different ways, from the people in the really hard hit, the regions in the, in southeast asia. where in some urban

so the rich world has made promises, some of which haven't kept so in 2009 at clements summit and copenhagen, rich countries promised to keep poor ones $100000000000.00 a year by 2020, to do 2 things to cut their inflation and to adapt to the effects of climate change, adapt to the effects of all the products they brighten up from us. so by 2020, they haven't made that target and they think now this year they might have made it that we wouldn't know for sure until next year. probably, but there's 2 things that my to hit the 1st is that this money is not nearly enough to at fleet. adopt the climate change your calculation scientist a very clear on that from the 2nd does that lot of it was low. so companies would have to pay back interest on these loans that of supposedly being given out of charity from rich countries. and what happened last year, which really kind of change the pictures of pakistan, what it was still positive was still submerge on the water. out of claimants on it, in egypt, it pushed very hard with other countries as well for rich countries to take responsibility for the dam

was, how this could not have been sold as a viable solution to be spread across europe in borders. clement, back of the square to turn the cars held her final friday school strike in front of sweden's pilot. that's because turn that who's now 20 is graduating and will no longer be a high school student. she 1st began the weekly protest when she was just 15, inspiring and international new school students to skipped classes on fridays to the mind grade to action on climate change to him. but it says that while it dies, applying truant of of she plans to keep protesting on a weekly basis. we're going to continue this heavy because the, yeah, the sooner the beginning they turn the crisis is, will be getting worse. and the other crises connected to it, those escalate thing. so it is our duty to all right, before we go, he's reminded about top story this. now let's keep running and, and russian authorities are still working to evacuate. people affected by flooding after the destruction, the massive cock of cadet. meanwhile, ukraine has launched a tax on russian positions in several parts of the

as a sign that moscow is trying to project an image of power and strength about so the people who clement task is yet another style combined of the hostile forces. just within striking distance our special correspondent at abraham is in the cranes capital keep. what more can you tell us about that attack on chrome? a task? it will come much worse case about an hour's drive from bus mood and other cities and towns along the front line of this work. terry, at the same time, it's one of the biggest cities that is still under ukrainian control with the in the don best region, the capital domestic is under occupation. and so given, you know, given the fact that it's a city and so close to the front line, it's become a sort of place where civilians come from. other parts of ukraine very far to meet their loved ones who were fighting. it's kind of a meeting point, so even though it is very close to the front lines, it's actually always full of that civilians and your i've been to it from a towards before. you certainly constantly hear the sound of showing up in this town. but at such a strike is

there and finally, to the paddleboarder surprised by a pod of visitors, bill clements was out on thea point beach, california when this happened. >> a pod of dolphins has started swimming right beside it's live with kelly and mark today from the walking dead, dead city, lauren cohan, plus one of the stars of blue bloods. bridget moynahan. also, dr. doris day gives us a lesson in summer skin problems. all next on life.

the applicants conduct an outreach in advance of this hearing, and these are the results for clement street. we had three letters of opposition, two from the same person and one in support of the application. in speaking with the applicant. they also heard from one neighbor and one business near clement and fourth avenue about their entertainment . the applicant spoke to them, letting them know that the market is willing to set up the music in other locations along the market, specifically around second avenue and clement to mitigate impacts due to the complaints, we will be setting a sound limit for their entertainment, which the applicant is willing and happy to have as they want to learn more about how to host entertainment responsibly and in compliance with our conditions. for the stone's town farmer's market, we have received 51 letters of opposition over the weekend from the parishioners at saint stephen's church, which is located adjacent to the parking lot where the market is hosted. they asked that amplified sound does not happen during sunday service from 10:30 a.m. to 11:3

les contamos este incidente ocurrido durante el fin de semana feriado en san clement.gos artificiales que lanzaban. las autoridades siguen trabajando para identificar a los responsables. >>> indignaciÓn el brutal asesinato de ko scooby. su dueÑo un niÑo de 11 aÑos pide justicia. cada aÑo se reportan en mÉxico unos 0e mil casaos de abuso animal. >>> >>> cabizbajo, robert de 11 aÑos recorre el patio donde jugaba con kooby su mascota que adoptÓ hace solo 2 semanas y que muriÓ el domingo pasado vÍctima de maltrato animal. >>> estaba muerto. rostizado. >>> el responsable identificado por la fiscalÍa como sergio... un policÍa de la capital mexicana, ingresÓ a una carnicerÍa en tecama estado de mÉxico. mador con una pistola y un cuchillo discutiÓ con el dueÑo. >>> el chavo viene alcoholizado. me amenaza de muerte. >>> despuÉs arrojÓ a ku bi que pasaba por ahÍ, a un casco con aceite hirviendo. >>> robert lo vio todo. >>> sentÍ feo, porque yo no pude aguantar. y yo vine a decirle a mi mamÁ. >>> detuvieron al presunto agresor fue separado del cargo de policÍa y se encuentra dete

is you bought into the, you know where you're most and you, clement, i'm or just not. when it's cold, cold at the movies you the police part is suspected additional excuse 5. the trial sentenced him in upstate and she'll probably not gonna shut out of the going you i usually go bucket actually producing. yeah i'm, i'm here go on. you go collect will josh or that's cool. process of yes. can with the bundle schedule, i'm going to cottage which is the 2 story of the published tina i just sent it by soviet soon, which is that a lot to change people with a lot to men's and women's municipal dot com. yeah, it'll show me. yes. i'll let you know so far. she started saying it's actually way and then to cover it. yeah. people can use both color to community station, which is it will show me call. i'm literally showing you some time you don't know, but who in lot imposed on benefits from rewriting history. those dental to bottles now though, right below i the deal. so if i just type in shots that mom will just hoping she would have my neck both to these little 6 only told her jus

did anyone weigh in and go, hey, clement has got a tattoo?>> jimmy: you have not heard from them. >> jason: aquaman 2. term of that is already done. you did a commercial with lebron james, right? now, how did that go? >> jason: he is awesome. >> jimmy: he is one of the few guys that make you feel a little -- >> jason: great, looking up. >> jimmy: you like that. >> jason: looking up. he is just a thoroughbred. i never met a star up close. well, 20 years. unbelievable. >> jimmy: you had never met a basketball player. >> jason: no, i have never been to games before. >> jimmy: wow. have you played basketball? >> jason: uh-huh. [laughter] yeah. [laughter] i'm better at hitting things. i'm more of -- determine what you by into a basketball and pop it, do you think? >> jason: -- >> jimmy: oh, that would be if wanting to try some time. so you did this commercial with lebron. >> jason: yes. it is crazy. i got a call randomly. from an agent who wanted me to do a nike commercial with lebron. i was like, great. it turns out eddie murphy can't do it. i'm

before the shooting, police believe the bmw caused this nasty crash at 14th and clement. that is where one man got caught up in what he believed to be a chase and ended up wrecking his vehicle into the sidewalk. >> i'm just glad that these poles stopped my car from going into the building. >> we know the sf pd and the park police are both involved in this investigation, we will let you know when we get more details. >>> in the meantime in san jose, police have arrested two suspects connected to a raging fire at a public storage facility that happened earlier this month. wilson walker reports investigators are blaming illegal fireworks. >> reporter: every year there seems to be one big whopping illegal fireworks bust from one corner of the bay area, and this year it is san jose. you may remember the big storage unit fire here on the evening of june 14. the cause is under investigation but right away, firefighters knew it was fueled by a stash of fireworks , that led to one arrest. police kept investigating, they withdrew more storage units as well as several homes. they sa

situation when, until this month, the legitimate british french organization, uh, composted the brains of clement fact uh and the agreement with hitler arose as an alternative to the failed thwarted agreement from britain. by the way, you know, here so, of course, all this, well, the school curriculum was almost not present at all even in the soviet one. and this is a story in fact. that's because, well, yes, we had a liberation campaign of the thirty-ninth year in the soviet school program for reunification with belarusians and ukrainians living in western e, so to speak, in the western territories. yes, this is what we did. we dreamed there, here we are not solving the problem of our national security, which we actually solved here, and at the same time we are in the same school. well, yes, it was munich collusion. well, who did all this? how did hitler grow up who grew up hitler and why did hitler stop bombing in 1940? nobody discusses london yes, he bombed, well, the british people along with the government. great britain started the second world war in europe, she declared it. well, france w

. >> reporter: greg clements is one of the top fire experts in norcal. he runs the wildfire interdisciplinary research center at san jose university and routinely measures fuel moisture. >> last year, we actually had almost full keyring by april 1 . this year, fully cured by rn thisseason? >> is winter precipitation that we had. >> reporter: the mindset is spot on. >> even though we had this great winter and fuel moisture is are high across the state, that can change based on the weather conditions and we don't know what will happen in august or july. >> all it could take as an extended heat wave. >> that could put us right back into high fire danger. >> reporter: aside from shortening fire season, the cooler weather and abundant rainfall pushed back the harvest timetable likely to october, which could help avoid a challenge last year. >> it was a really tough harvest because of the heat we had during the harvest time. >> reporter: after several tough summers, he is eager to see what this one has in store. >> the vines will be resilient and ready for eve

charles the fifth of habsburg broke into rome and subjected the eternal city to robbery and ruin pope clementhe seventh was able to escape and took refuge in the castle of the holy angel, then lanz, kanaev you killed most of the swiss guarding st. peter's cathedral since then , many european monarchies have often begun to hire landsknefts. they fought on both sides of the conflict, were participants in campaigns against the moors in africa and clashed with the russian army of ivan the terrible to the left during the thirty years' war. they showed high efficiency. not surprisingly , apart from the salary. the mercenaries earned income from robberies in enemy territories. in the 17th century, the famous flights of wild geese began in europe. this was the name of the irish who fled from britain and entered the service of the french crown in the service of louis xv, there were about 20,000 irish in the 19th century with the advent of the era of conscription armies of mercenaries in europe, their services almost disappeared, their services came in handy in africa in the second half of the 20th cen

and clement and brit published the legend of beauty, which became a source of inspiration for many writersosers among them. goethe brothers. the strugatsky brothers grimm and marina tsvetaeva on june 26, 1810, a detachment of colonel peter katerevsky stormed the mountain fortress, the migris in the caucasus had been going on for the seventh year, a heavy bloody war with migris persia. the defense was considered impregnable by 2,000 infantrymen from the water-bazas, who had seven batteries of heavy guns of alkaterevsky, only 400 rangers and no cannons, but the colonel launched a false frontal attack, and part of the forces sent a daring plan around, and they struck from the rear, the persian commander. abbas merza was enraged and threw a 5,000th corps against kotlyarevsky, but the russians attacked first and threw the enemy into the river of characters. kalyarevsky was awarded the marriage. she kept many more victories and spoke so, thinking coldly, but acting hot on june 26, 1945, the conference in san francisco ended, which established the united nations organization, the most difficult w

video captured a large group of people beating the servicemen friday night along the san clemente pierrm. police say five juveniles were arrested on suspicion of felony assault. the motive for the attack, though, is not immediately known. >>> and wildfires in canada are growing as smoke from the flames continues to spread to parts of the u.s. the national weather service said air quality alerts were in effect for southern michigan and wisconsin, northern ohio, and parts of pennsylvania, new jersey, and new york. more than 18,000 people in nova scotia, canada, have fled their homes because of the flames. >>> up next, "and just like that" actor kim cattrall will reportedly appear in the "sex and the city" series to reprise her iconic role. dove invited women who wanted their damaged hair trimmed. yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my gosh! i am actually shocked i don't need a haircut. don't trim daily damage. stop it with dove. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my

and that for you would now see if i see i see the at clement defied for this about that you that, that used to be, it can have up in the these 10 possible can go, i know the western part of uganda in the, if you look at the data from 2017, for example, the adf style guide to either these, these problem was 0, because the group was, we couldn't, but from the time they pledge college as to ice, is we so many, i'm fighters and weapons floating into the room and that area of what creation as well as battery trying to give you guys increased by over 500 us. and we have seen movement from the north cable category towards the south end the to the territory. i've been east on all over the past one and to have useful so so, but on now we ask you to ask him, go in uganda. so this is the isis regional group. what do they gain from capturing school children? how does this further any of their ends? and so about that, i mean quite a few reasons why they, i thought schools number one is the fact that they want to cause maximum cut you out of g. they want to cause maximum damage in bo dot, to prove t