curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and a bloody face.s been on a 23-hour lockdown in the custody control unit as internal affairs completed his investigation. >> it appeared on the scene when we arrived that cash had been assaulted by woods with a hot spot. he sustained lacerations to his face, multiple bruising to his neck and all over his body where it appeared to us that he had been kicked. >> but both cellmates are sticking to the same story, that cash's injuries were the result of falling down in the cell. >> because of the lack of cooperation from the alleged assailant and the alleged victim, we did not file any external or internal charges on mr. woods or mr. cash. >> both of these guys have a lot of years left in prison. so it's normal for the victim not to want to talk. he's not going to want to be labeled as a snitch. that will further the probability of being assaulted in the future. he is maintaining the story that he fell. >> woods was released from the custody control unit and returned to general population. but he's been g

that's just an hour later a 1/2 nile away on curtis drive also -- mile away on curtis drive also in temple hills another fire. >> it's like swathe whenever the weather gets colder. we -- a switch whenever the weather gets colder. >> reporter: it's often because people are fighting to stay warm. >> your space meter, furnace, fireplace, give those appliances at least 3 feet away from anything combustible. >> reporter: a space meter sparked the fire on custard drive in temple hills. >> a married people went out to run errands and left the space meter on. we had firefighters come in from fairfax, riverdale, kentland to fill in stations in this area and it's a good thing we did. >> a neighbor knocked on the door and said there was a fire. >> reporter: audrey livingston lives next-door. >> the windows were cracking. a lot of smoke started to come out, smoke then fire. >> reporter: the everetts fire started in a first floor bedroom. >> firefighters arrived, put out the fire and during the search found a 60-year-old female unconscious the breathing without a pulse. firefighters were able to revive

. >> curtis allgier is serving 1 to 15 years for burglary, forgery and escape. >> a lot of people see swastika and say that's hate. to me, that's not what i wear it for. i wear it as a symbolism of pride of who i am and a symbolism of good luck. and i have a lot of them. >> curtis is locked down with gang leaders in uinta-2 because he's considered a threat to inmates in general population. >> in uinta-2, that is where we'll house our maximum security gang members. this is generally the leadership, those that are trying to run the gang. >> they are the more active gang members. that's the reason we have them here because they are so active. and they're the ones who like to start trouble. >> while proud to be a skinhead, curtis doesn't want to be considered a gang member anymore. >> i'm no part of them. i've never been a part of them, nor will i ever be a part of them. those dudes, in my mind, are weak and lame. they're not white supremacists, because of these groups that commit crimes and do all the crap that they do, people are going to look at us bad. >> at utah state prison, staff e

my name is curtis. -- this forum. my name is curtis. i am a gun owner. a hunter. a former nra member. i have very serious concerns about the inability to come up with a good definition for an assault weapon. several people this evening have pointed out how difficult coming up with a definition is. i have a rather simple solution. make semiautomatics illegal. class them the same as a fully automatic weapon. i believe that for hunting purposes, it is not that hard to work a bold action or lever action -- bolt action or lever action. a lot of people prefer to hunt with a single shot. magazine capacity, i see no reason for any more than three rounds. if you need more than three rounds when you are hunting, you need to spend some time at the range before going out. [laughter] that is all. [applause] >> my name is sharron. -- sharon. many thank you's to congressman thompson. you're a brave and courageous representative for taking on this issue. i spent quite a bit of time over the last couple of weeks reading and talking about this on the internet. the number of death t

why curtis lopez committed such an awful crime. the death of his estranged wife and her son.ez and his wife married when he was still in prison. in september 2011, lopez asked hearing sheer inherited some money. that -- some say that is why -- lopez killed her her son. >> this man deserves to die in jail. >> he will be sentenced april 17. as sentence for a carjacking incident. those numbers are a far cry 1991. 479 people killed and call the murder casual. crime cameras are making a difference. are reuse of technology has been important. of technology has been important. more guns are in use. a 30s say they are concerned about a rise in sexual assault. say they are concerned about a rise in sexual assault. onmberly suiters has more this story. is exactlyg, this the way he would have wanted to be remembered. any day. is smiling happened through tears on this day. >> he was doing what he loved. >> what he loved was serving and protecting. ♪ >> families showed up by the hundreds to honor their fallen brother. >> we know there is a chance they may not come back. he leaves behind h

liz: there is such a gigantic crowd people flip out when they see curtis. let's talk about what you are excited about, think it is an expensive pair of headphones about $400, but this is a wireless headphone, tell me about this. >> this is a marquee product for sms audio. it is a wireless actual headset, 16 bit wireless technology allowing you to be 50 feet away from a single source of music, onboard equalizing system and it allows for me one of the main characteristics in a product is durability, i have broke so many headsets in the past traveling, it has polyurethane allowing it to be more durable. liz: where they manufacture from? >> they are manufactured in in the factories. liz: we make a decision about hiring for the microscope is on you. they talk about hiring in america, do you think you'll make a plant here in america? >> maybe in the future. the plan right now is to have product on the shelves moving forward, progress. possibly in the future we can actually meet the requirements. liz: you are a businessman have to do what is right for the company.

curtis bay up through canton and mt. vernon. on the whole, it's going to be cold. how about a little further north and west, a very cold day on tap here across carroll county. 34 ham sted and maybe the low 30s toward mt. airy, so very cold conditions. partly cloudy skies across the state. tomorrow will be a mix of sun and clouds, active jet stream could bring us high level clouds. the cold air will be the story at the surface where we live and breathe and work and have to go. this will be the story. very cold weather continuing to funnel. we'll struggle to get in and into the day on friday another very cold day, stuck in the 20s overnight. the city could find teens both tonight and tomorrow night, 18, 19 degrees on the pennsylvania state line. a couple of lake-effect showers streaming in on that cold northwesterly flow that cold air funnels in over the great lakes where the water is not frozen, generates the lake-effect snow showers. the cold air obviously, is reaching us now and will continue through tomorrow. polar high pressure settling in, meaning lows right ar

curtis dubai, heritage foundation. on who may be footing the bill.er taxes get that out of the way and sit down to talk about spending cuts. instead it involved into this was only the beginning of tax upgrade, interviewedding vat tax, value-added tax. is that a good idea? >> no, it's a terrible idea. let's not lose focus what is really going on here. president obama said during the campaign and as president, he said to reduce the deficit and debt problem we need to have a balanced approach which means some tax increases and spending cuts. the fiscal cliff deal had tax increases it allowed. there were no spending cuts. now he had the tax increases, congress needs to force him through with the spending cuts part of the balance approach. melissa: doesn't seem that will happen. seems idea of waiting on carbon tax or putting forward a value-added tax. something they do in europe. that would be a whole new revenue stream stream for the government in the u.s. they tax you every step along the way of production. what do you think that would mean for the econ

west and i love the curtis mayfield song, "keep on pushing. we have to ask ourselves what condemnation do we want to be? what kind [indiscernible] are we going to be to make the nation that we want to live in. i am hoping that those on the left to have been so quiet are going to start to push this president. as we all did the day after the election, and to their great credit, the latino kurdiswent on record the day after letting the president in the whole world know what they had done to elect barack obama to a second term. and they laid out immediately what their expectations were, what their demands were. there's a long line wrapped around the white house vowed to push him. but the latino leaders, they get it. they did not waste any time saying, "we got you reelected and here's what we expect." >> talk more about what it is you're going to do, this convening york or to be doing in washington. the inauguration is on dr. martin luther king's birthday. >> the 21st of january. through four days prior on the 17th, we will be at george washington

curtis often doubles vets in winter camps they spend more time with brain dead than they do with people they know all the symptoms and can immediately diagnose rainy day illnesses this can also tell exactly how much medicine arranged in needs the problem however is that sometimes they run short on medical supplies it's lucky if deliveries arrive on time. it'll be ok just relax careful. there you go. over to the smallest native ethnic group in the cutest south they have a head to the same simple proverb for centuries if the rain did disappear so fully a banks. when friends around a sick one feels better i think he will go on living. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know. welcome to the big picture. the emission is. going to take should free in-store charge is free the arrangement free. free. free. zone free blog plug in video for your media projects and free media. tom. cole.

and vicki. >> easy for curtis and vicky to remember the birthday.ve another set of twins, get this who were born on the same exact day, two years ago. but at least they have some unpaid help at home. the couple has a 7, 5, and 3-year-old. god bless that family. >> that's very -- >> that is a full house. >> -- ambitious. >> yeah. >> at least you have to have one birthday party for four kids. >> yeah, you consolidate. >> yeah. that's -- and they're all under the age of 7 then. >> fertility not a problem in that household. >> not at all. >> the boys are swimming. >>> coming up next, a real-life med ka drama for a star known for his x-rated movies. >>> and later, cats kill birds. we all know that. how many birds? a number that may astound even the most loyal cat lovers. you are watching "world news now." ♪ meow-meow-meow ♪ meow-meow-meow >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. brought to you by consumer cellular. by consumer cellular. how far will people go to relieve their sore throat? try these. new cepacol sensatio

i spent a couple of nice debating jamie lee curtis on which one of us is a bigger james taylor fan. he has just released a new album. sometimes it is a rocky road he has traveled during his remarkable career. winter, spring, summer, or fall, all you've got to do is call and i will be there, yes i will you've got a friend ♪ tavis: everybody knows how much i love james taylor. i say it unapologetically, i am the biggest james taylor fan in the entire world. i have stopped this guy all over the country. i stopped him in italy. i sit in the rain and hear him performed outdoors. my boys prince came to see a number of times. i have a contest on the show among all my producers, the person who got james taylor booked first would win a huge prize. carol wins, because james taylor is here. >> is great to see you. tavis: led to heavy on the program. or going back to england again. in your career in some ways got started in england. the first artist ever to sign to apple records, the beetles labeled. take me back to england those many years ago and tell us how that happened. >> it was amazing,

. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan, curtis lopez displayed not a hint of remorse as prosecutors went ahead to detail the incredibly strong case against him. dna, video tape, photo photographs, cell phone records. the murder weapons. and he was the little boy who captured our hearts across the area with vigils and prayers that the 11-year-old would be found alive after police discovered his mom. but after days searching, they found william's battered body dumped in the woods and his mom's husband has now pleaded guilty to murdering both mother and son. >> it's about money, it's about things, about property. >> reporter: the prosecutor did consider seeking the death penalty, but could not make it fit under maryland's complicated rules. sentencing now set for april 17. the big question seems to be life or life without the possibility of parole. in montgomery county, bruce leshan, 9news now. >>> a building inspector arrested tonight accused of shaking down a restaurant owner. they said that john brown tried to force the owner of levis restaurant to pay his band $1,000 a week to perform. he all

lemay, we say bombs away with curtis lemay, makes a tasteless crack at the end of a meeting about the situation, and in effect, mr. president, you're really in a terrible fix here. and you aerokennedy say -- you hear kennedy say, what did you say? and lemay stupidly repeats it, you're really in a terrible fix here. [laughter] and kennedy says in case you haven't noticed, you're in it with me. [laughter] now we have to wind up the treat, and i apologize in advance that we're is so near the end, but it's not all nuclear war and taxes and whatever. near otis air force base from which the family often traveled back here from the cape, trying to anticipate a first family's need, of course, is what staff members and military aides have been doing for thousands of years in all sorts -- somebody had a special room equipped at otis air force base, i believe, in case mrs. kennedy were to go into labor while they were in, on the cape. somehow or another somebody let a picture be taken of this room and the furniture in it that appeared in the paper. not a good idea, um, if it's a paper that the p

in every step of the process from design to funding to construction, and i want to introduce damon curtis a senior manager with mta who is representing them. [applause] >> thank you and good morning. i think i just got a promotion but that's great. on behalf of my colleague at the mta. in particular our director ed risin and those in the street division and my boss on liveable streets and thank you for coming and i appreciate in talking about the importance of the bicycle facility that you see behind you. before i begin i want to acknowledge the cargo bike way manager who is sitting back there. [applause] so i would like to start and i am proud to start by reiterating the fact this is the first -- san francisco's first physically separated two way bike facility so that is a very big thing. it's something to be proud of and i think it deserves a round of applause. [applause] but in addition to being novel it also includes some innovative design features. we have acwaited bicycle signals along the corridor and guiding cyclists at one of the big intersections down there. so as many people ha

>>reporter: curtis is the father of the 3-year-old girl whose mother said was the taingt of an attemptedidnapping in front of her own home. san jose police now say it was all a lie. but lick most everyone else he believed the story despite warnings from family and friends who remind him of things the girls mother had said in the past. >> i was basically telling them well, she wouldn't go this far, to this length to make up a story this big. >>reporter: all of this began tuesday when jenny made a call to 911 saying a stranger in her neighborhood approached her daughter and tried to snatch her from her arms. >> knelt down to talk to my 3-year-old and he just picked her up by her ankles and started pulling her from me. >>reporter: investigators canvas the area interview neighbors and even came up with composite sketch of the man based on her descriptions but after awhile they notices inconsistency with the story. >> investigators started to push a little bit harder. decided to bring the mother in again and it didn't take too long and she finally confessed to fab ri kaiingt the entire story.

curtis lopez displayed not a hint of remorse as prosecutors went ahead and detailed the incredibly strong case against him. dna, videotape, photographs, cell phone records, the murder weapons. he was the little boy who captured our hearts across the area vigils and prayers that 11- year-old william mcquain would be found alive after police discovered his mom bludgeoned to death in her germantown apartment, but after days searching they found william's battered body dumped in the woods and his mom's husband has now pleaded guilty to murdering both mother and son. >> it's about money. it's about things. it was about property. >> reporter: the prosecutor says he did consider seeking the death penalty but could not make it fit under maryland's complicated rules. sentencing now set for april 17th, the big question seeming to be life or life without the possibility of parole. in montgomery county, bruce leshan, 9 news now. >>> police hope you can help them find a missing germantown woman. look at this picture of bernice calacko last seen new year's eve when she left her house along gunner's ter

high you know so we knew curtis was to meet you say the new chef there once talking about just what's here so disused the section where we prepare mostly you would. order food. to boards i can show you all short let's go let's over there this is our secret here that's where we lose you put the hots for me cools. it with you so if you face people that so you're the chef and you're thirty five boys are they scared of you. you did yes. so this is where all the sugar sins take place on the week before last week. so good and they want to show you where i have the privilege to work for all. this usually you tell me the kitchens are in a basement you cannot promise me to teach how to cook when a president favorite dishes. and i want you to make some kind of mini. european touch i won't use russian troops and make you turn your french. but this stuff kraft made is mixed with russia bows and salad cream than it is. in the world circles or. shipping them by hand is part. i don't think i'm doing a very good job closing it. says recent russian presidents prefer healthy food and smaller portions t

serena curtis decided to try out her son's highchair and managed to get herself stuck. >> her friendvideo before calling the fire department for rescue. serena admitted to being a wee bit merry before trying the prank. and that could happen to anyone. >> that's good stuff. >>> the nfl has stop running back frank gore. the league has fined him $25,000 for wearing his socks too low. >> gore committed the fashion foul during sunday's afc championship game. we don't know why he chose this look. but it worked. gore scored two touchdowns. >> nfl cracks down on the big issues. >>> lebron james back in the spotlight. and his fans can be sure he won't be quitting his day job anytime soon. ♪ all night dance you into ♪ ♪ the sunlight i want to rock with you ♪ >> that's king james trying to sing michael jackson's "rock with you." and dwyane wade joined him on stage. it was for a good cause, a fund-raiser to benefit young people. i think he's got some moves there. >> yeah. the voice isn't too good. but i'm not going to say that to his face. >>> well, for some of you, your local news is next. >> w

>>reporter: curtis is the father of the 3-year-old girl whose mother said was the taingt of an attempted kidnapping in front of her own home. san jose police now say it was all a lie. but lick most everyone else he believed the story despite warnings from family and friends who remind him of things the girls mother had said in the past. >> i was basically telling them well, she wouldn't go this far, to this length to make up a story this big. >>reporter: all of this began tuesday when jenny made a call to 911 saying a stranger in her neighborhood approached her daughter and tried to snatch her from her arms. >> knelt down to talk to my 3-year-old and he just picked her up by her ankles and started pulling her from me. >>reporter: investigators canvas the area interview neighbors and even came up with composite sketch of the man based on her descriptions but after awhile they notices inconsistency with the story. >> investigators started to push a little bit harder. decided to bring the mother in again and it didn't take too long and she finally confessed to fab ri kaiingt the entire stor

>> and a prominent curtis -- kurdish separatist among three women shot dead in paris. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up on the program -- saudi arabia executes a made over the death of a baby in her care. pfeifer media freedom in china. in newspaper publishes its first edition since its strike over censorship. syrian refugees who fled fighting and have found work in the country next door. a co-founder of the kurdish separatist movement pkk was found dead in paris with gunshot wounds. sakine cansiz was killed inside the kurdish institute along with two other women. the french interior minister has already visited the scene. >> i came here to this neighborhood where three women were slain, killed, and doubtless executed. this is a very grave matter and it explains my presence. this is unacceptable. >> we've got two correspondents following the story and in a moment we will speak to them in the turkish capital. but first, rory is at the scene. what is going on behind you? in essence of the news came out several hours ago we have seen a growing number of ve

curtis smith is with shell oil, which owns the rig. >> in the event that the hull is intact, we mightxt move, which is moving the kulluk off the beach, off the rocks, and out to sea. >> reporter: there are nearly 160,000 gallons of diesel fuel and oil inside the kulluk's hole. so far there's no sign of leaking, but the coast guard says they're planning a full-scale cleanup operation just in case. the $300 million drill rig ran aground last week after a fierce storm. all 18 people on board were rescued. >> we have a long history of working safely and responsibly offshore alaska, we're very proud of that. so when operations don't go perfectly or as planned, we have to own that. we have to learn from it, and we will. >> reporter: the kulluk is a key part of shell oil's billion-dollar effort to drill for oil. they had to halt work in september because of ice floes. they have yet to complete a single well. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> i'm terrell brown. this is the "morning news." [ nyquil bottle ] hey tylenol, you know we're kinda like twins. [ tylenol bottle ] we are? yeah we bo

>>reporter: curtis is the father of the 3-year-old girl whose mother said was the taingt of an attempted kidnapping in front of her own home. san jose police now say it was all a lie. but lick most everyone else he believed the story despite warnings from family and friends who remind him of things the girls mother had said in the past. >> i was basically telling them well, she wouldn't go this far, to this length to make up a story this big. >>reporter: all of this began tuesday when jenny made a call to 911 saying a stranger in her neighborhood approached her daughter and tried to snatch her from her arms. >> knelt down to talk to my 3-year-old and he just picked her up by her ankles and started pulling her from me. >>reporter: investigators canvas the area interview neighbors and even came up with composite sketch of the man based on her descriptions but after awhile they notices inconsistency with the story. >> investigators started to push a little bit harder. decided to bring the mother in again and it didn't take too long and she finally confessed to fab ri kaiingt the entire stor

jamie lee curtis?! oh hi, yes. wow you really went all out on the decorations, huh?eah, but i'm so slow taking them down after all the fatty holiday food. but that's normal. what do you mean that's normal? it doesn't have to be. to me normal means feeling good inside. not slow. try some activia. activia helps with occasional irregularity when eaten three times a day. keep a video diary and let me know about your new normal. whatever it takes, get to sears big weekend event mattress spectacular. get 24 month special financing. and save up to 60%, plus get an extra 10% off. and free delivery. this is eye opening. this is sears maybe you can be there; maybe you can't. when you have migraines with fifteen or more headache days a month, you miss out on your life. you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. partly sunny, new york, 43 degrees. mostly sunny in chicago, 27 degrees. mostly sunny in dallas, 52. same deal in l.a., 76 degr

curtis: at an average cost of about $2.50 for 1,000 gallons of tap water, it is a great bargain. garvin: but the rates that are being charged for water are insufficient to replace existing systems and to expand existing systems. narrator: because original infrastructure investments were frequently subsidized by the federal government, water pricing was often calculated without accounting for the initial cost to build the systems. we made major investments in assets in the '50s, '60s, and '70s. and for the first 40 years of that pipe, there really may not have been many maintenance requirements. we're past that period now. narrator: water pricing based only on day-to-day operation, and not on planning for maintenance and eventual upgrades has resulted in a considerable repair and replacement backlog. allbee: on a national scale, if you looked at what we're spending now, and you looked at the additional investment requirements over the next 20 years, there's a $540 billion difference. man: so one of the greatest challenges is to reflect true value pricing. so that the citizens and

jamie lee curtis?! oh hi, yes. wow you really went all out on the decorations, huh?'m so slow taking them down after all the fatty holiday food. but that's normal. what do you mean that's normal? it doesn't have to be. to me normal means feeling good inside. not slow. try some activia. activia helps with occasional irregularity when eaten three times a day. keep a video diary and let me know about your new normal. >>> the vietnam veterans memorial in washington honors u.s. servicemen who served and sacrificed their lives in the vietnam war. now a vet in iowa wants to make sure they're never forgotten. as dean reynolds reports, he's putting a face to a name. >> reporter: tom brickman was an army specialist in vietnam, and he spent most of the last 44 years trying to forget about it. >> i didn't want any memories of the war, never talked about the war. i kind of wanted to put it in the past. >> reporter: last summer tom and his daughter sherry kirkpatrick, saw what's called "the wall that heals." the traveling replica of the vietnam wall in washington. what he saw move

for this item we have dave curtis. >> good morning, chairman chu, commissioners -- commissioners. supervisors. happy new year to everybody. this particular resolution we're kind of excited about. it's a technology grant. we were fortunate to be chosen by code for america to participate in this. code for america is a relatively new nonprofit that's been doing some cutting edge technology working with various cities throughout the united states and connecting citizens to their government. this particular one we're straying from their model slightly in that we're folkuousing on a specific group of clients in developing a technology solution to help clients access benefits they're entitled to quicker than normal channels. so, the purpose of thises they will be providing us three fellows that are in the selection process now, and these are techy people who will be coming and interviewing, working with our staff to take a look at the problems and the challenges we're facing in accessing benefits for our citizens. and then coming up with proposed applications that will help resolve this

he said that america will double its presence in spain this year international human rights lawyer curtis doebbler believes washington is stuck in a tedious cycle with the defense industry. the american military industrial complex which we've been warned about by presidents is a very significant threat to the united states being at peace in any type of permanent manner wars for the united states are a double sided sward on the one hand because the military industrial complex accounts for probably about seventy five percent of the american economy they produce an input to that economy on the other hand as we seen in afghanistan interact they also drain the economy on one side so it's almost a endless circle a have to continue off and b.'s the intervention still be able to bring in the resources to be able to then say we're able to have new interventions and unfortunately that's been the story of the last. thirty or forty years so they're constantly moving troops around in part because countries dr very comfortable with having american troops stationed there as you've seen in the far east i

jamie lee curtis?! oh hi, yes. wow you really went all out on the decorations, huh? yeah, but i'm so slow taking them down after all the fatty holiday food. but that's normal. what do you mean that's normal? it doesn't have to be. to me normal means feeling good inside. not slow. try some activia. activia helps with occasional irregularity when eaten three times a day. keep a video diary and let me know about your new normal. [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com pay, print, and have it picked up for free. any time of year. ♪ nice sweater. thank you. ♪ >>> as so many of you likely know, this will be the first new year's out dick clark. tonight, they are preparing a tribute as we hear from dick clark's wife, who made the trip to times square to ring in another new year. >>

. >> curtis?> miami, new york, chicago, where there is should horrific crime where the fiercest gun control laws, and by the way you mention walmart, they will not have guns left to sell, at the rate that people are buying guns. >> we should continue to sell assault weapons? >> you are helping gun industry sell more guns than they sold before, more magazines or more ammunition. >> beside vaudeville routine -- -- >> your position? >> in new york crime has dropped to an all-time low. >> are you saying we should sell assault weapons. >> we should, have you been selling them, there are a million in new york alone. >> it should continue? >> why not? >> you talk with major -- >> handguns commit more murders in america. >> we should allow -- >> may i interjec, sherri? but two facts, one. 49% of murders are committed by handguns, not assault rifle thees, and we're talking about most 2% of murders are by rifles. 300 i believe the number was 326 murders by rifles. not assault rifles but rifles that would be