it's just fun. >> the conners cozying up for a new photo shoot.character is back despite his death in the series finale. >> i don't feel so good. >> what can viewers expect. >> they're getting a lot of raw sex and some humor. >> intellectual humor. >> roseanne's final season was plagued by rumors of feuds and infighting. 20 years later the stars are older and wiser. >> i think our work is better too because we all have calm happy lives. ♪ happy birthday to you >> roseanne celebrated her 65th birthday on set. she and john are in the new issue of aarp and co-star laurie metcalfe is back. ty goebs she told us nine shows were taped. >> the most surreal was stepping back on the set. they recreated to the photos, pillows. it was a rush of feeling. >> truly seeps like they never left. >> couldn't they have gotten a new couch. >> they didn't want to. >> they didn't want. >> i know that would ruin it. >> coming up a sneak peek on "9/11" on fox. that's coming up next. note not i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah...

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all right, now back to nbc 10's rosemary conners for other news of the day. >>> vai and tracy, one of the top stories we're watching here at home, it took a jury less than three hours to find a man guilty in the attack of a police officer. yesterday jurors convicted edward archer on all charges including attempted murder. he opened fire an officer jessie hartnet. archer pledged allegiance to isis in the moments following the shooting. after the verdict officer hartnet who testified during the trial told reporters his recovery is an ongoing process. >> i'm trying my absolute best to get back something that was taken away from me, and i think it's going to be quite a long road before -- i don't think i'll be 100%, but hopefully someday i'll get close to that. >> archer is scheduled to be sentenced in may. >>> it is that time of year again where we see the weather forecasting ground hog. will he see his shadow? he'll make his 132nd prediction. thousands gather every year to find out if we will have an early spring. records dating to 1887 show phil has predicted a longer winter 104 times.

and we turn back to rosemary conners in our nbc 10 studios. >>> 5:37 right now on this friday.son is dead this morning after being struck by a septa train in philadelphia. it happened last night. there are no reports of any injuries to passengers aboard the train. septa to the next stop. we're working to get more of a penn state student who died one year ago at a fraternity hazing incident. his mother and father issued a statement yesterday saying they hope to work with other advocates to prevent hazing deaths. and this morning they'll talk to interview comes gyn kelly at 9:00. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. we are watching the rain and a little bit of snow quickly and in our area. this is live view from here at the nbc 10 studios. you can see some clouds overhead. we will dry out in a hurry today. in the suburbs and lehigh valley, just a few scatt mixing drops in trenton. philadelphia might see a pleurae, but the rain is quickly pushing offshore. the rain falling in delaware and south jersey is going to be done at sunrise this morning. also getting ready to leave us the mi

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg. first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. >> good news here. the wind has died down. bad news, it's colder this morning. 25 in philadelphia. that's the warmer spot. look at the teens for pennsylvania, suburbs, new jersey. could see a few flurries this afternoon in the lehigh valley. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you when the clouds will take over completely when i'm back in ten minutes. but first pamela osborn has first alert traffic. >>> just light travel on all the majors this morning. good news for you if you have someplace to go this morning. only thing i am watching, though, is a vehicle accident in pottstown. this is at beach and sheraton streets. >>> today athletes from across the world will gather for the opening ceremony of the winter olympics in south korea. it'll kick off in less than two hours in pyeongchang. >> that's where nbc 10's keith jones joins us live this morning. and keith, you've been talking to some local athletes f

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg. 5:30 on this friday morning as we wind down a super week. meteorologist bill henley is here with the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> it is super cold this morning. i don't happen if it mummers costume is going to warm me up, but layer up today. especially in the suburbs, lehigh valley and delaware. bundle up this morning. it's going to be a cold start. as the day goes on we'll see more and more cloud cover. 29 degrees at 10:00 this morning. a little bit of a breeze at 10:00, but we'll see a wind develop out of the south to boost the temperatures, even though it will become cloudy. now, there's a chance we'll see a daytime flurry in the lehigh valley, but i don't expect any accumulation. upper 30s for the lehigh valley, for the suburbs. while break it down hour by hour and show you when you're more likely to see sunshine during the day when i'm back in ten minutes. but first pamela osborn has your first alert traffic. >>> and we're going to start things off in upper dub bln whe

this afternoon, cumulus fired conner. he feels remorse and he's embarrassed.e went on to adenos he insulted chloe kim and now she's is an awesome athlete. >> new at 11:00 this bay area school bus driver facing felony charges of child abuse. this involves special needs children. terry mcsweeney joins us with the details in vaccaville. >> reporter: that 64-year-old woman driving the school bus allegedly got rough with the 7-year-old when the little girl refused to get off the school bus. so rough that the second grader was injured. it happened here at browns valley elementary school last week. as special needs children were being cropped off, one 7-year-old refused to leave the bus. video shows the driver forcefully grab add the girl. >> physically we gan to move her around the bus. at one point the child is down on her buttocks and the driver is forcing her knees up against the student. >> reporter: the child had scratches on her back and ribs. the driver kim klopson booked into jail today for felony child abuse following a week long police investigation. unifi

you mentioned conner lamb. >> dana: definitely outspending lamb.e does have an ad and it's taking a real shot at the current minority leader in the house. watch. >> my opponent wants you to believe the biggest issue in this campaign is nancy pelosi. it's all a big lie. i have already said on the front page of the newspaper that i don't support nancy pelosi. >> dana: she just still be quite a foil for republicans if he is having to already say i won't vote for her and even cut an ad against her. >> she is one of the least liked figures in the country. certainly the least liked democratic figure in the country. and, you know, she has been going around doing this listening tour across the country which republicans are thrilled about. they want to see nancy pelosi out in front. and conner lamb's ad goes to show the extent to which democrats are going to have to in districts especially like districts like this these have to distant themselves from nancy pelosi if they want a chance at winning some of these red districts. >> dana: i want to get to anothe

i'm rosemary conners.es before 7:30 on thisri meteorologist bill henley is dy aheor us. bill? >> yeah, we've seen some rain and snow even at the shore, b m has moved offshore. the tempkeeratures are coming dn as the clouds clear out. and few snow showers in store for the few neighborhoods. there's not going to be much in the way of snow, but cold that's a different story. it's going to bea cold and blustery day. we're in the 20s and 30s right now, but the temperatures get colder and stronger during the day. >>>ight around route 100 we' closed right now in both directions because of a pretty serious accident. i'm hearing that a pedestrian was actually struck while crossing the street. an investigation there and probably injuries there as well. and the schuylkill expressway, we had some pretty big westbound delays following an earlier crash, and now we have an eastbound accident. >>> the eagles have one more practice today, a stadium walk through tomorrow, and then it's the super bowl on sunday. yesterday th

i'm rosemary conners. meteorologist bill henley is tracking a frigid morning ahead. >> a very cold start that's for sure. a live view from cape may. and you can see the clouds are moving in, but there's no wet weather for us for today. the one exception might be the lehigh valley. you might see a few flurries as these snow showers pass to the north. cold teens for pottstown and reading. 19 right now in millville and 25 in philadelphia. we'll get close to near 40 degrees this afternoon. >> pamela osborn is watching the morning rush keeping an eye on 95. pam? >>> and rosemary, we're seeing a significant slow down on those lanes right at the betsey ross. and let's take a look at those drive times in the area. so average speed southbound is 30 mile per hour right now. the tacony-palmyra bridge is close northbound and southbound at route 73. >> first the parade, and now the cleanup. crews were out in full force last night to get the roads to reopen and we talk to mayor jim kenny about the party a on the parkway

." >> teachers kept conner in his class whilehe other students li they sang and waved flags.dad, who had been serving in the middle east for eight months. ♪ >> this is my daddy. >> conner said the first thing he wanted to do when he got home is wrestle. how about, this is my daddy. >> every time. it gets me every dame. that's the sweetest. >>> coming up on a busy wednesday morning, an emotional topic for a lot of women. what you need to consider before freezing your eggs. we have a very personal perspective. >>> also ahead, huge news for fans of "star wars" and "game of thrones." >>> let's see what's coming up on "megyn kelly today." >> hey, ladies. are you sick and tired of being told to smile more and look on the bright be happy? our guest today says right on how being grumpy can be a good thing for your mental health. we'll see you top of the hour. >> all right. megyn, thank you. >>> all that, plus the real-life cool runnings. we're reuniting the original jamaican bobsled team. dylan is inif you're anything like me your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) i

. >> and i'm rosemary conners. for now, that is. we know the parade is coming, and we'll get those details for you. play after play, the drama kept unfolding. nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. we have live team coverage of the celebration here in philadelphia and minnesota from the moments you didn't see last night on tv to the action that happened while you were sleeping. nbc 10's matt delucia starts us off with that part of the story. matt? >> reporter: and rosemary and ted, folks are waking up now. those who do have it go to work, we've even seen some of them heading to the bus stop here in center city saying it was quite a night. some folks probably had a more eventful night than others. some of the business owners around here are waking up and having to do a lot of cleanup. the macy's here at city hall you can see the workers just finished putting up boards on the windows and doors here because of all the broken glass you see right there on the sidewalk. some folks apparently had too much of a good time

conner was on parole. ( darya ) and take a look at this... a car slams through the front of a mancini's sleep world in union city. you can see the damage. nobody was injured. police say the cause was accidental... they say the driver was coughing and panicking and then hit the accelerator. ( james ) the c-d-c says 40-percent of all opioid overdose deaths are connected to legal prescriptions... but what's even more alarming is that opioids are also being prescribed to children. a 12-year-old in texas had a routine tonsilectomy... and her parents were concerned she was prescribed such a large amount of hydrocodene. they said after just 3 days of taking the medication... the middle-schooler prefered it. she told her parents that it worked better than the tylenol they suggested. a doctor at the american acadamy of pediatrics says that prescribing opiods to children can be extremely dangerous. <"the academy of pediatrics has come out strongly against the use of one specific drug - codeine which especially is to

>> conner lamb is a good candidate. democrats got a good dog in the race. former prosecutor.ted opioid rings. from a political family. lot to commend him. saccone represents part of the district. he's having a tougher pull. bad climate for republicans tpp reason republicans are spending so much money, if they lose this race next month, it will ring like a death nail for a bunch of other races that are in even less favorable districts and cause a derth. >> dana: it does show the democrats are able to force republicans to spend money where they would not to. mitch mcconnell saying they expect the republicans losing some seats but didn't say the majority. >> he didn't say enough. he said some. >> dana: while we have you here, it happens to be president trump's day. i thought you could maybe give us a history lesson. before you do, i wanted to tell you this fun fact. this is the fourth time in the united states history that there are five former presidents alive at the same time. you see a picture of them there. that's kind of interesting. >> it also means people are living a lon

you talk about conner lamb running in pennsylvania. lot of attention there.i think there's going to be a generational issue there and we'll probably have to impress upon people that 55 is actually middle age. >> dana: just ask matt and me. >> how do you feel? i don't think anyone is 55 here. i'm like middle aged. >> dana: we'll reveal it later behind closed doors when the cameras aren't on. matt and jessica, thank you. the president making a request of the pentagon. ♪ how a parade like this one figures into it. we are live with details. plus a new warning for north korea where sanctions are concerned. what vice president pence is promising. >> we will not allow north korean propaganda to hijack the message and imagery of the olympic games. we will not allow north korea to hide behind the olympic banner, the reality that they enslave their people. gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it provides four-in-one sympto

>> and i'm rosemary conners. the eagles super bowl chance at long last. nbc 10 news today has you covered all morning long from the post-celebration revelry in philadelphia to fans heading home inpin. we start in center city where fans performed dangerous stunts like this in the wake of the eagles win. people piled onto this awning right at the ritz-carlton hotel on broad street. as you can see it collapsed. >> nbc 10's matt delucia has been surveying the scene all night long. what does it look like where you are. >> reporter: here at the broad and chestnut you can see police are still here along with some 06 those bike racks here that were part of the barricades to keep the distance between police officers and those through broad street. also seeing the street sweepers clearing up the trash, the broken glass. we are still seeing a few folks here and there making their way back home. there were a lot of people here just a few hours ago packing broad street, shoulder to shoulder, having a good time, celebrating that eagles win. some people, though, did go

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg. 5:30 on this friday morning as we wind down a super

. >> and i'm rosemary conners. the eagles super bowl chance at long last. 10 news today has you covered all morning long from the post-celebration revelry in philadelphia to fans heading home inpin. we start in center city where fans performed dangerous stunts like this in the wake of the eagles win. people piled onto this awning right at the ritz-carlton hotel on broad street. as you can see it collapsed. >> nbc 10's matt delucia has been surveying the scene all night long. what does it look like where you are. >> reporter: here at the broad and chestnut you can see police are still here along with some 06 those bike racks here that were part of the barricades to keep the distance between

>>> all right, now let's turn to rosemary conners with a look at the other top stories we're following today. >>> new this morning neighbors in southwest philadelphia sprang into action rushing a woman struck by a bullet to the hospital, but we're learning she did not make it. bystanders didn't wait around for police to arrive here on the street. once they did show up they found multiple shell casings but no weapons. right now they're looking for the suspect wanted in this shooting. >>> it took the jury less than three hours to find the man guilty of the attack on a police officer. you may remember archer opened fire on officer jessie hartnet. after the verdict officer hartnet told reporters his recovery is an ongoing process. >> i'm trying my absolute best to get back something that was taken away from me, and i think it's quite a long road before -- i don't think i'll be 100%, but hopefully someday i'll get close to that. >> archer is scheduled to be sentenced in may. >>> meek mills is now threatening legal action against the rapper's attorneys. the judge said the meek mills legal te

knbr's patrick conner made sexually related comments about the 17-year-old snowboarder. sam brock has more details and the latest response we're getting in the last 60 minutes. sam. >> reporter: this all coming within a day or so. initially there were reporting that patrick connor was going to be suspended from air for the rest of the week, but in the last 30, 45 minutes i received an ooechl from the knbr television program that connor is nothing longer with cumulus radio. >> reporter: chloe kim has taken the world by sponsor. these comments were reported. >> she's fine as hell. if she was 18 you wouldn't be ashamed to say that she's a little hot piece of [ bleep ]? >> reporter: this morning connor described as a father husband apologized via twitter. in a weird attempt to make people laugh, i failed. he said. he called the kbhenlts inappropriate, lame, and gross. >> the fact that this person whose job it is to comment on these sports felt free to make these kinds of comments about this gold medal winner about her physical as tributes and not her achievements in sports s

. >> and i'm rosemary conners. for now, that

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we should be winning that and now we got a great candidate named conner lamb out will, marine corps officer -- [ applause ] >> former federal prosecutor and i know the red and blue team here knows that he has a real chance of winning, a genuine chance of winning. i'm going to be in there doing all i can to help him like you all are now. but look, we're living through an incredible moment in american history. i think it may be -- and we say -- i find myself almost every year saying this election is the most important or consequential. but my god, it's things have changed so drastically. i have a friend up in scranton passed away, charlie roth. whenever he would think something was really strange, he would say who would have thunk it? who in god's name would have thought we would be here at this moment with this president? we have a president who is consumed by his political survive survival it's the beginning and middle and end and everything is run through the filter of how it affects donald trump and donald trump's minds. as we look at this, he's in the process of shredding some of our cor

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one of those hunter conner from southern california who died just six days after developing the flu. >> never want this to happen to anybody else. >> reporter: hunter never got the vaccine, which doctors say is still the best way to protect yourself. and lester, there's always concern about the vaccine, but the cdc told me today they're working on a flu shot for next year they think will be more effective especially against the h3- h3-n2 strain. >> i was out with the flu but because i had the shot it would be less. >>> it's only gotten worse in syria as the assad regime carried out six days of air strikes on rebel-held suburbs near damascus. dozens more were killed today. the death toll put close to 500, many children. our foreign correspondent richard engel now with the latest. >> reporter: syrian president bashar al assad and his allies intensified their all-out assault on the rebel-controlled damascus suburb of houta today. raining bombs and artillery on homes, clinics and children. assad's offensive is backed with force and political cover by russia and iran. today president trum

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. >> good morning, i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg, it is not a dream but we're stillinching ourselves and to be the best you have to beat the best and that's exactly what the eagles did, did hethroning the new england patriots. >> an end to an era. we learned that the team will board a plane for philadelphia in about an hour. they are flight is due to touch down between 2:00 and 2:30 thisrnoon. we're going toh-+h following their trek back to philadelphia. so keep it right here. before the birds left for the airport, we heard from quarterback and super bowl mvp nick foles, he says thise, it was truly a team effort with an incredible group of athletes. rom coach pedersonh they this moment in history. >> i surreal right now. these next few days are going to be crazy, we have a lot to do still but excited for the our lives. >> it is a great honor to be up here to accept this on behalf of the philadelphia eagles i'm fortunate to be part of a great team, great players and great coaching staff. i think just the play the last several weeks was a team thing. we kept working, k

conner was on parole.ough the front of a mancini's sleep world in union city. you can see the damage. nobody was injured. police say the cause was accidental... they say the driver was coughing and panicking and then hit the accelerator. ( james ) people in sausalito are fed up with the constant buzzing in their backyards from drones... and say it's becoming an invasion of their privacy. sausalito's mayor is now backing a proposed a list of drone use regulations within the city. the list includes: drones not be flown at night....operators must be able to see their drones....and people cannot harrass or annoy residents with drone use. if it passes... anyone who breaks the rules can be penalized, fined, and have their drone taken away. ( james ) the c-d-c says 40-percent of all opioid overdose deaths are connected to legal prescriptions... but what's even more alarming is that opioids are also being prescribed to children. a 12-year-old in texas had a routine tonsilectomy... and her parents were concerned sh

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. >> and we send it back home to rosemary conners. >>> let's start in southwest philadelphia. that's where neighbors sprang into action rushing a woman struck by a bullet to a hospital overnight. but we're learning she did not make it. once investigators got to the scene here on wheelers street they found multiple shell casings but no weapons. right now they're looking for the suspect wanted in this deadly shooting. >>> there are no reports of any injuries to passengers aboard the train. septa bussed the riders to the next stop. we're working to get more information about the victim and what led up to this deadly incident. >>> a judge will arraign a suspect accused of murdering a university of pennsylvania student. authorities say wood ward killed 19-year-old blaze burn at the scene last month and buried his body in a shallow grave in a neighborhood park. bernstein was in california visiting his family over a penn's holiday braeak and he wa killed. >>> today dentists in our area will be giving free smiles. it provides free services to children. they include turner wood dental,

for now, back to rosemary conners in the studios with the morning's headlines. >> reporter: and randyill be the kicker. all right. thanks. see you later on this hour. >>> new in monroe county, administrators at east strasburg university are warning students to walk in pairs. officials say someone stabbed a student on campus overnight. that attacker is still on the loose. police tell us the victim may have known his attacker. the student is in the hospital right now. no word on his condition. >>> new overnight in southwest philadelphia, three shooting victims including a pregnant woman are in stable condition. the 18-year-old pregnant woman suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. investigators recovered several bullet casings you see here at shooting scene. a 19-year-old woman and 20-year-old man were also shot. medics transported all three victims to penn presbyterian hospital where they are expected to be okay. police are looking for the gunman and investigating a motive. >>> longtime congressman bob grade braidy of -- bob brady of philadelphia will not run for re-election. he insists i

. >> ask i'm rosemary conners.g with us on this friday morning, a frigid friday morning. meteorologist bill henley is tracking it all. >> yeah, it is cold. and it was great to see that sunshine yesterday, but a different story today. temperatures are colder than they were yesterday morning. 19 right now in the lehigh valley, 18 degrees in the suburbs. and even temperatures that a little bit warmer are starting off still cold. we'll get a bit of sunshine this morning, but as the day goes on unlike yesterday clouds will be moving in and it turns cloudy this afternoon. it will be a warmer day. see that wind at 70 miles an hour, that's a southerly wind. it's upper 30s for new jersey, lehigh valley, 35 degrees. the flurries is possible. nothing more than that, and 39 degrees in philadelphia. and we will s -- we will see clouds increase today and even go farther over the weekend. wave got some wet weather ahead for friday and saturday. i'll break it down neighborhood by neighborhood. your weekend forecast when i'm back i

conner lamb sounds just like her. they're even using the same crummy words. they just don't get that the tax cuts are changing lives. rick saccone supports tax reforms because what liberals call crumbs are actually filling bellies. >> dana: the pd laid out. this is the deal. i brought you this, the tax cuts, the bonuses. and if it reverts back to democratic power, all that's going to go away. how do democrats respond stkph >> couple of things. the democrats respond by doing this. they have a little bit of a problem because she's on record saying this. this is how right you are. that is his message for 2018 and 2020. lot of people say, well, wait a second. what has he accomplished? the problem is not what he could accomplish. it's what's he trying to do. they see a guy fighting for them. and if he doesn't get this done, they're gonna blame congress and the other party because he's fighting for them. he's gone into purple states and blue states and said, i hear you. i'm gonna fight for you. like jfk who believe it or not was riched and resonated with the workin

conner powell is live in jerusalem. just how bad is the situation now outside damascus?reporter: yeah. the consensus seems to be that it's very bad, some of the worst violence we have seen throughout the war in syria for the last seven years. pretty much every international aid organization that put out a statement has said it's very, very bad. about 400,000 syrians living in that rebel held area. just in the last three days alone, more than 300 have been killed, thousands wounded. amnesty international describes the syrian and russian shelling as, quote, a flagrant war crime that's being committed on an epic scale while the world health organization is accusing the assad regime of intentionally targeting hospital facilities and civilians. opposition leaders are describing it as a new holocaust. it is very, very violent and bloody there. like we saw in alepo, the russians and seer i can't understand appear to want to finish off the rebels in this area before doing anything else in terms of negotiations and talks. >> dana: conor, what is the united states and other intern

claudia conner one says the city will supplement if you low income families budget that anyway to tryo sustain residence.>> reporter: free money for your, no strings attached. sounds great right? stockton, california thing so in hopes the giving some of its poorest families $500 per month to spend as the police will lift their spirits and put them on the path to prosperity. >> if you give people he base amount that they receive regularly, that can be hand up and helps them to live within her own economic area. >> reporter: it is popular in silicon valley where there are fears that tech automation will wipe out jobs. stockton's cash giveaways being privately funded. and on profit spearheaded by facebook cofounder chris hughes has committed $1 million. even so, critics say pay should be earned them. out basic income is still welfare. some economists are giving out free money could be eight disincentive to work. >> people want to be engaged, want to do productive things but they need to have the reason to want to get up and go out and ernie living. >> reporter: that has been tough here.

and michael conner executive vice presses at pimco. >> thank you for joining us. good to see ya'll again. so we'll revisit some of our presentation from june of 2016. but we're going to set a couple stones first. one is, you know, how do we define risk and think about risk? most importantly how does that translate to when we set a strategic asset allocation? and then we'll have a couple of examples of what are some broad approaches that one can use to manage risk? we'll go through a couple examples there. and then, you know, additionally we'll focus a little more closely on buying puts and what a dedicated put-buying program would look like if it's done in a passive fashion. and to steal the punch line of the rest of the portfolio, that's not something we're generally supportive of. we think a strategic asset allocation is the best solution to manage the broad spectrum of risk that exists in the market today. focusing on just down side risk and many ways ignores the real risk of not meeting long-term liabilities. there's a return target and a return expectation. t

of year, which is big to say as open rollment was and i think that has a lot to do whereabouts and conner concurs this has a lot to do with the communications and the processing of the applications that were accurate and correct so that always is decrease in calls and therefore we are able to keep the service levels in check. pamela, the cfo mentioned talk that we are expanding the services lobby area. that is specifically for self service. so we can put kiosk in there. people who typically don't work on computers and may not have computers at home can come into our office and access their benefits online. and administer their benefits online. when we get that going. we are take advantage of the fact that our paper file room which held about 100,000 files. which is about 2 million pieces of paper. now that we scanned all of that and put it into our management system we have a little additional real estate. so we will expand that area and have a, laker area for members to interaction either face to face or electronically in our self service. so that in the report it says midmarch. we have