daniel: it is awful. fawzia, some say the only way to respond to the problem of the taliban is to take up arms. what do you think about that? i don't think we should want another war. there has been 40 years of war. what is your response when you say people should take up arms against the taliban? fawzia: i am in the movement of freedom by protesting in the streets or in our own way. i am in support of the women that meant standing for their rights in a civic way. however, that being said, there are people that were pushed and left with no choice but to make harder choices. picking up a gun is a hard choice. they know they are playing with their life. but, they were pushed into that corner. my fear is, again, if we do not really have a response in a way where there is a political settlement, this will go to civil war. and in civil war, not only afghanistan will be impacted. like before 2001, global security will be impacted. daniel: some people have said it is not if but when having a civil war in afghani

but daniel, what is going on with nothing about ukraine without ukraine? ok, i mean, it seems to me, the administration is really boxed itself in because it does what it needs an off ramp, but it's already committed itself to the zalinski regime. and of course the gang around zelinski want this to last as long as possible. so the griff last as long as possible. afghan i said it was, you know, a year ago and now it's ukraine. go ahead daniel. well, i mean, 1st of all, wars have a tendency to escalate. i mean, that is a war is a, is a tear in the fabric of legality. and once that care occurs, there's a tendency for the chair to get bigger and bigger. so. so yeah, i mean, so the administration is making various noises about an off ramp, but the administration wants to keep the war going because it thinks it has potent box, then it thinks it has the military upper hand. it wants to preface advantage to the, to the maximum. it thinks it can make russia squeal in the sense. and so therefore, was to keep on going. and russia sort of sees the, feels the same way.

daniel. all wars are games of endurance. i mean, i mean, the u. s. civil war was a game of endurance. it was supposed to been over by christmas and 861 and lasted that 3, you know, 2 and a half more years, 3 and a half more years, so on. so, i mean, so all wars are involved this, and in this case this war is dragging on, you know, just longer and longer. you know, it's, i think it's an empty argument as to whether, you know, who has the upper hand, who i show the ukraine. i think that the both are, are arming themselves more and more heavily for digging him for a a longer and more intense fight. but that's what so dangerous. i mean, that is what's pushing the escalation. i agree, the economy of the west is dreadful shape and especially for a country like germany, it's facing a huge crunch, but so is italy. so it's the u. k. so as france and so as america, so you know, so, so we'll see who for support 1st. but the, but the, you know, all it takes is one element of missile to land either in russia itself or, and, you know, or in poland or romania fo

first we will hear from marty daniel, chief executive officer of daniel defense, llc. then we will hear from christopher killoy, president and chief executive officer of sturm, ruger & company, inc., then we will hear from ryan busse, senior adviser at giffords law center. then we will hear from kelly sampson, senior counsel and director of racial justice at brady united against gun violence. finally, we will hear from antonia, national director of women's outreach at gun owners of america. in addition to our witnesses, we also have in the hearing room victims and survivors of the mass shootings in uvalde and highland park who will be observing our hearing. we are honored by their presence of these brave men and women today. in particular, i want to welcome felix and kimberly rubio, who testified at our previous hearing about their heartbreaking loss of their daughter, lexi. the witnesses will be unmuted to be sworn in. please raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony about -- you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so hel

go back to daniel and new york. the cynic in me a is a, makes me think that i, cuz i've asked this question a number of times in this program who's got the clocks and who's got the time. and almost every single guests have had in this program has said the same thing to me. russia has both the clocks and the time. and as winter approaches here. now i think everyone fully expecting that they'll be another ukrainian offensive, and they'll be a russian offensive as well. so that we could get some kind of movement on the battlefield. we have to remind our viewers that there was a partial mobilization of 300000 troops from the russian side. so that goes into the mix here. but as the economic numbers come out of europe, daniel, it really is kind of a test of endurance here. russia is coming out of her, it was very short, but a very sharp recession rush is coming out a bit. growth is being expected next year. but you can't say that about the west, particularly in europe, where it looks like it's going to go into a deep and

daniel, you are ceo of daniel defense.s photograph is from an advertisement featured for your company. >> this is featured prominently in your advertisement. as an expert in this area, can you briefly tell us what that tattoo is? >> that is a fall not. clicks you can also find it in this other photo i will be postponing right now. right therefrom january 6, you can see that right here on this gentleman's chest. are you aware that your advertising department uses imagery affiliated with the wedge of premises movement? reclaiming my time, thank you. >> you are a former firearms executive. do you think the use of this kind of imagery is welcomed and encouraged in marketing for the firearms industry? >>, think it is welcomed or encouraged, i think it is looked away from. no matter how detestable their views or actions may be. i saw dozens of examples through my career. >> in your experience, you believe that a lot of gun manufacturers could turn a blind life -- blind eye. >> that is why you heard earlier the representatives fr

mister daniel mr. daniel, before i get into a couple questions, i notice you have been asked time and again about some ads involving children and haven't had the opportunity to respond to them about the intent and i want to give the opportunity if you want to comment on those ads and what exactly you had in mind when you were doing this. >> thank you, congressman. this photo was taken by a parent who was teaching their child what a gun was. as you notice in the photo, the parent's hand was in the photo, the gun was unloaded, this child was being taught you can't touch a gun without an adult. this is personal responsibility, parents must teach their children how to handle firearms properly as you would teach a child not to be on the driver's seat of a car and crank it and drive away. you must teach children to be safe with firearms. >> as i know all too well, your company is very involved in the community, in our district, you sponsor a number of high school teams, shooting teams and you are involved in

me, daniel. so it is of yours that there is no sustainable plan or government that he gently on how to misplace what is supposed to be. the only don't get to your government in the news. iran is just like, this is where, ok, we need to demolish, establish what we need to find a place or maybe move even in moving to people. there is no sustainable plump henry, henry, what is it? okay. what was the time? of course you got rentals are all listed as queues this trust me. and he asked y'all here, i'll give you a thought on your business cuz they're down here while ago. but again, you see, you see a committee like this is this is similar to the court area where we had like regular plain project, lance lance, we again from the see from to what's as, why can begin this land from this what us and i handed over back to the people, and i give them access to the see when they come fish, because not boardman piracy. it becomes a power to that we're guinea for them. so i'm good for now on good. think of the bi

daniel famously has done taken on a lot of interesting roles. post harry potter. you know, he's been a flatulent corpse. he's been a guy with with horns. maybe he don't like something this weird . i think he's up for it. just a bunch of normals. i am the weird one. the film's plot mostly fake things that are true. many of them are just as ridiculous as the things we made up like i really was approached by a daughter tour, according to salesman and my parents decided i should take according lessons based on this door to door salesman. that's actually true, but weird is more than just a satire. it's a film based on the idea of not taking yourself too seriously. this movie. operating in the exact space that i love to be in which is somewhere between deranged psychosis and very earnest kindness. final message. stay weird. i do not take it for granted. every single day i wake up and i go. oh, i still get to do this. i still get to be weird out for a living weird. i was a staple of my nineties childhood, including his song albuquerque, which is like 15, minutes long rem

daniel. yes we have 2 daniels and 2. henry is i hope we can keep up where the gobs every year when the budget is red out. there's a lot of money being pumped into the country. why isn't it getting here? it's been a systemic issue for people not to be a butcher for government. are supposed to get there for the needs of people living is going to speak to take care of their dear you so much greeting so much or, or problem of people not on a sunday funding. there is need for people to be to be taken care of. so leadership is a major problem and that is all your local. all right, one me it had something to say to me and then henry, i'm guessing what, daniel, i say this is like this. i'm not developed, not because the government goes on with that issue developing well because the government and society, the gothic government is bent on core much allies in places like this. so places like these items slide by to governments and com, right? that they are sold, disappears to some government officials on that in 2 years. this, thi

me, daniel. so it is over years. that's good. as muscles minimal plan where government, she gently on. wow. to miss please. what is supposed to be the only don't get to your government in the news iran cases like this is where ok, we need to demolish is police what we need to find it police or me to move even in moving to people, there is no sustainable plump henry henry. okay, what was the time? of course you got rentals are all listed as queues is trust me. and he asked yankee, i'll give you an thought on your business cuz they don't get a while ago. but again, you say you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the court area where we had last night with the payment project, lance lance, we again from the see from to what's asked why can begin this land from this water? and i handed over back to the people, and i give them access to the sea when they come fish, because not goldman piracy is because apparently they were guinea for them said angrily for their own good. pick up the big na

daniel roslea, bbc news.

>> daniel, who is al the character? common with the real al. he is a young boy who falls in love with the accordion. and very, very quickly rises to unprecedented heights of global megastar come. and along with that comes a lot of hard situations involving torrid affairs with other celebrities, alcohol abuse, and violence. ultimately, a boy looking to be loved. >> how does that mirror your life and your career? >> um -- it's exactly that. i think it nailed it. i mean, trying to separate me from the movie? >> right, it's the most accurate bio-pic that's been made. >> reporter: the film's plot, mostly fake. >> the things that are true, many of them are just as ridiculous as the things we made up. like, i really was approached by a door-to-door accordion salesman and my parents decided i should take lessons based on this door-to-door salesman. that's actually true. >> weird al yankovic. >> um -- do i know you? >> madonna. >> reporter: this movie takes place in a universe where weird al is essentially elvis. or, you know --

we move on, we continue to play with daniel, daniel indicated in the questionnaire that he loves videolay tennis on the computer. yes, of course, and who do you play for, mostly djokovic for djokovic yes , this is your idol fan. well, let's just say i look up to him . what qualities do you like about him? why say, so he became your idol. well , i like the way he conducts e match! that is, uh sees the court. uh, pulls the opponent across the court. i try to bring my game to the same level. well, now in our game we also need to show a high-level class. no, you and i are playing a game, who is cooler, unfortunately, your rivals have left us no other options. we play. yes, we play who is cooler in the first block of comparison we have nhl and khl hockey. go. which of these leagues does kunlun club play? i think in the nhl khl kunlun plays in the khl west division. we continue where more belarusian hockey players play in the nhl in the khl, dynamo minsk plays there, and in many respects due to this, much more belarusians gathered there daniil we continue. which league has more teams? i like

let's hear from you daniel. we need to festival, the government needs to calm down into this, please, and make them feel love for he needs to be in part. definitely. when you talk about people from this place, the only perceived them to be streets, kids to cause violence, of course, nuisance. and these things aren't intentional. so for the government to see change for the government to see our progress, the need to bring this people into the system. fantastic. daniel, let's hear from you. okay, so i think going to show some search commitments. mitchell, people, you are, the moment is levy before them. the resources that are meant for them, please let it gets or do make them feel like they belong to the larger society. okay. henry, you said something earlier about the richest man not being able to spend his wealth in a lifetime, but should he give it up to god master, be deliberate about it. god bless you, the instrument of tax to redistribute that come of resources here, such data, the chorus of person can actua

but, make no mistake, daniel was teetering. the darkness, the day-to-day struggles of homelessness, the great gnashing teeth of the streets threatened to consume him. >> what i see when i see a homeless person who is using, is someone who is severely traumatized. who is self-medicating to get through the day. >> reporter: the only light in that dark time he says, was his art. and the knowledge that to save it, he would first have to save himself. >> without the art, i would not of gotten clean, i would not of been focused. i just had this deep conviction that if i focused on my work, everything would turn out for the better. >> reporter:while still homeless, he had a small gallery showing of his work. the positive press helped to get him into emergency housing and treatment for his addiction. the portrait of his recovery and future as an artist is an unfinished canvas. but he's pursuing his art with a clear eye, conviction and focus. >> i can measure my success by how dedicated i am to my craft. the more i am dedicated, the mor

half brother daniel park custis. his father, john custis, had a child, an enslaved woman who he acknowledged as his son, which was unusual at that time. he left him property. he wanted to leave from the house. he freed him. he management at him. and the fact that a lawyer at this time is writing to daniel park custis and acknowledging him as your brother is very historically significant. even if it's crossed out and whether it was crossed out by him or later is not quite as clear. but you can see why. accurate transcription can make a difference. next slide, please. this is an example from martha's handwriting. it says, i have had a very dull time. i had a very dark time. is field's transcription of this. and if you take a close look. next slide, please. it's blurry. i'm sorry. i know it's so big, but if you take look at the end of where that key is, if that's the word dark. compare that to the k in another part of the letter with i think those look different. and if you looked, we have to look at every single letter

how she met daniel custis! where there are many writings about that or not that much before george >> i was researching, i was able to come up -- her father was in the same vestry as daniel park custis we do have accounts and some diaries. i think william the third diary mentors that daniel custis and dandridge were together. it seems that so they were friends. you don't have the exact account of their courtship. we were in the same circles. that is probably how they met. we don't have any letters from the time. we have letters virginia park custody of the people and front in a podcast to him. not between him and martha. i think my sense from the letters. there was a happy landed -- she married very well. a very wealthy man. we just don't have a lot of detail. >> there is detail which has been elucidated. the invoices, the paper earns are so beautifully annotated. giving you a picture of what they want, what they want their life to be like. what they order from london from this consignment trade. it is really -

danielle, thank you so much.e appreciate it. >>> we turn now to the $1.6 billion dream that's billion with a capital "b." the people who run the powerball lottery say tonight's jackpot is the biggest ever anywhere, and people are scrambling for a chance to win. abc's morgan norwood has more. >> one of them's got to be it, right? >> reporter: this mo powerball pandemonium. in just hours, one of us could become a billionaire. a whopping $1.6 billion jackpot now up for grabs. >> it's the largest lottery jackpot prize anywhere in the world ever. >> reporter: you can play powerball in 45 states. hawaii, alaska, alabama, utah and nevada don't participate in the powerball drawing. but, listen, there's no jackpot jealousy here in the silver state. hundreds lining up to get their tickets at the lotto store in prim, along the california/nevada border. the line snaking around the building. for many people coming from las vegas, this is the closest place to go for powerball tickets. you know, the drive is relatively short. a

but, make no mistake, daniel was teetering. the darkness, the day-to-day struggles of homelessness, the great gnashing of teeth of the streets threatened to consume him. >> what i see when i see a homeless person using is someone who is severely traumatized. who is self-medicating to get through the day. >> reporter: the only light in that dark time he says, was his art. and the knowledge that to save it, he would first have to save himself. >> without the art, i would not of gotten clean, i would not of been focused. i just had this deep conviction that if i focused on my work, everything would turn out for the better. >> reporter: while still homeless, he had a small gallery showing of his work. the positive press helped to get him into emergency housing and treatment for his addiction. the portrait of his recovery and future as an artist is an unfinished canvas. but he's pursuing his art with a clear eye, conviction and focus. >> i can measure my success by how dedicated i am to my craft. the more i am dedicated, the more su

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daniel craig, everybody.n spend less and make holiday dreams come true at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, with amazing gifts for everyone on your list. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ). >> stephen: look at that. look at who you got right here. that's daniel craig, the star of "glass onion: a knives out mystery." the, you know, thanksgiving week here. >> yup. >> stephen: you and your lovely wife, both american citizens now. >> we are. >> stephen: and good luck for us, and congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> stephen: do you do the thanksgiving? do you understand thanksgiving? because you've got kid that are old enough now to start hearing the pilgrim stories and stuff like that. >> i do understand thanksgiving. it's about giving thanks, as far as i understand. ( applause ) i knew there would be tough questions. >> stephen: exactly. have you celebrated-- you've been in the state for a long time. >> i have, and we do celebrate it. in fact, i have american friends as well so i celebrate -- >> stephen: you have am

daniel is not first, and he is definitely second. i think those invoices, we have them over -- all over married life. that is, in a way, a wonderful resource. >> his financial accounts, and his handwriting up until he dies. the handwriting switches. that is actually the earliest example of her handwriting. from that account book. >> building a fine life together. >> we have another question from our online audience. jamie arnold is curious about, whether or not we can town the dollar amount of her wealth upon marriage. is there a modern comparison we can make? if not, how do we understand the value of goods historically? >> batted outside of my wheelhouse. i'm sorry. i wrote the number down of how much it was in her time. >> i couldn't answer that question about her. there are calculators okay, this many pounds sterling in this year. what would that be? what accounts today. there are various ways of accounting for money back then to now. >> he used to be 20 years ago. multiplied by 50. >> certainly in the papers of george washington,

. >> daniel. >> daniel. >> ashley. >> ashley. >> raymond. >> raymond. >> derek. >> derek. >> reporterday, derek's friend remembered him and fellow bar tender, daniel. >> derek and daniel were the light and the heart of club q. it's a facility that gave us a safe space to be who we are all the time. and derek and daniel especially, were always the glue. >> reporter: i hate to name the suspect, but maybe it's relevant. in 2016, just before he turned 16, court records show he changed his name. nicholas. if brink became anderson l. aldridge. unclear why, but he was the subject of online bullying on a website in 2015. back to a hero. this morning, thanks. >> richard, thank you. we will -- you were a big part of saving many more lives and stopping this from being worse than it already was. we applaud you, and i can't wait to give you a big hug. >> reporter: now, our cnn investigative unit has been looking into the suspect's pretty chaotic childhood. apparently his father was a porn actor and mma fighter with a marijuana smuggling conviction. he was raised by his grandmother and his mother w

daniel: no, i think the democratic system is robust.ndidates on both sides of both parties that like to complain about elections they lose. we have had democrats in the past challenge electoral counts in congress and we have had candidates like stacey abrams in georgia, democrats who lost elections, who nonetheless claim they have the election stolen from them. i think donald trump is a par for the course in american politics when you have a closely divided country. laura: one big difference is the former president's lies ultimately resulted in a violent insurrection on the capital on january 6. barrett, do you have anything to add? barrett: daniel talked about some of the enthusiasm donald trump brings, but ron desantis brings the same enthusiasm without the baggage that donald trump brings. he is a viable alternative, and an exciting alternative to the trump brand. laura: barrett, as you noted, flora governor ron desantis, a republican, is looming large over tonight's announcement. a number of republican lawmakers have said they prefe

, many thanksfor— threats as well. 0k, daniel, many thanks for the _ threats as well. 0k, daniel, manyest on that - thanks for the latest on that immigration tribunal. daniel sandford, our home affairs correspondent. the prime minister, rishi sunak, has tried to end speculation that he might want to renegotiate the brexit deal to secure closer trade links with the eu. some conservative mps have reacted with anger to reports in the sunday times newspaper that some ministers and officials wanted the deal to be renegotiated to give the uk economy a boost. business leaders have asked the government to allow more immigration to tackle a serious shortage of workers in some sectors, but mr sunak, a keen supporter of brexit, rejected that. our business editor, simonjack, has more details. this 200—year—old family business in dudley makes roof tiles using nine energy—hungry kilns. add that to rising wages and customers feeling the same pressure, and the outlook is tough. i think when we project forward, we are very worried. the environment that we are selling into is going to become more challe

let's bring in danielle breezy.ielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit, yes, we're tracking a storm system and severe weather. take a look at this map and we have two areas of the concern. one over the panhandle to florida, and the other over virginia beach. a tornado cannot be ruled out. that's attached to a bigger storm system. heavy rain from detroit over to pittsburgh, all the way down to charlotte. that will move to the i-95 corridor, and in the evening hours it's boston and into new england, and by evening and overnight it's pushing out of here. the monday rush hour commute should be dry toward the northeast, and then we'll watch another system out to the west. in fact, impacting areas today along the i-5 corridor, from seattle to portland and the higher elevations, we are anticipating heavy snow. that heavy snow is then going to shift to the east. it'll start to get to parts of idaho and wyoming as we head into monday, and then we're going to be watching that storm system as it pushes towards the

let's bring back journalists, daniel lazar. so, daniel, all right. now countries are scrambling to shore their food supply as well as their fertilizer supply in order to boost local production. so in the long run, do you see this as the beginning of a big fragmentation of the overall supply chain? well, no, i'm quite the opposite. i mean, for, i mean, hotel potassium solves, have shown they're important. i mean, and when, and when april and april 20, 213 lanka rapidly ordered a shift to organic fertilizers. and the results were catastrophic. rice production sell 20 percent within the matter a month. and t production a vital source of foreign earnings. sell 2, and the half 1000000 people wound up in poverty. so i'm so, so everyone knows the importance of po tash as a source of fertilizer and therefore those international markets will continue. you know, there are a number of major producers, but everyone wants to make sure that they have a they, they, they get their fair share of the global supply. so how important is patasha for farmers put it in per

it does say on the packaging, jack daniels, that wasn't enough for jack daniels, they are fighting thispreme court is taking up the case. the toy company says have a sense of humor, jack daniels. jack daniels is saying we are proud of our brand, it is iconic. ashley: putting the sour in the sour mash. that dog toy is good advertising for jack daniels, you would think. lauren: dogs make people happy and so does whiskey. ashley: all the way to the supreme court. all right, thank you very much. now for a feel-good segment. our next guest makes compression workout clothes especially for the men and women in our military. the founder and ceo joins me now. congratulations to you. what makes your clothes so special? >> what makes it special is we make everything in the united states and we are proud of that, we may call our fabric in los angeles and all our production in southern california. what makes it great is the brand is helping to keep our soldiers and first responders healthy to do the job the next day. ashley: you haven't struggled like so many companies with supply-chain issues becau

the short answer in life, daniel has not always colored inside the lines.30s he developed a serious, crippling addiction to prescription pills and later to street drugs. >> i've been on just about every drug you can be on. heroin was a big one. >> reporter: in 2018 he pled guilty to possessing an explosive and the raw materials to make more. he says it was all a profound misunderstanding that what police found where the raw materials for do-it-yourself science projects, lasers, homemade rockets and fireworks, and inventor and tinkerers workshop, not a bomb makers laboratory, and most important he says he never intended to blow anything up or hurt anyone. in the end it was his life that imploded, he was sentenced to two years in jail and when he got out he landed on the street where he found his calling out as an artist but nearly destroyed himself in the process. >> that was a constant battle from the moment i was awake, to the moment i go to sleep. to not lose my soul. and my creative drive. >> reporter: for the two years that he lived on the streets of sa

clifton daniel. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi speaker of the united states house of representatives. as speaker of the house, is my privilege to welcome you to the united capitol as we celebrate one of our nation's finest presidents, president harry truman. there's only fitting that this son, independence, missouri, takes his rightful place here in the rotunda of our temple of democracy, the united states capitol. now, at the time at this time, please rise, as you are able for the presentation colors and for the national anthem anthem. oh. oh. oh, say, can you see i'm standing. i'm what's up. oh, really is this time i. whose drives i'm trying. slides on. i'm sorry. oh so god sees. and the rock. bombs bursting. on the eyes and i'm like still. oh say does the stars. oh god no. more than of the dreams and oh oh oh. oh. the ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation by senate chaplain dr. barry black. let pray the eternal god creator of great love lives. we praise

breezy, how is it looking out there, danielle? tell you what, guys, it's cold this morning in nashville and we're tracking winter weather in parts of west texas and new mexico. take a look at this video here, this is the snow covering new mexico here, where they got a half a foot of snow, and by the way it's still snowing in those locations right now. we have winter weather advisories this morning, flood watches up for parts of houston and the reason for this they're going to see quite a bit of rain, we're also watching that severe weather threat as we head into the afternoon today, you see that area of low pressure pushing to the east, over new orleans, mobile by 6:00 and what you can expect with that is an isolated tornado or even damaging winds, so jus >>> and it's definitely in the 30s, little bit of wind why out -- wind chill out here and i forgot my gloves. >> oh, no. >> does it get really cold in nashville? yeah. >> that's cold. official cold. >> we appreciate you being out there, danielle. >>> team usa is keeping their wor

danielle citron, your response to that?rly misunderstands the even the american concept of free speech, which, you know, threats, stalking, harassment, certain kinds of defamation, they fall outside of the boundaries of the first amendment. and so the reason why twitter sort of changed its rules in 2015 is because we saw cyber mobs chase, you know, women offline with a perfect storm of totally unprotected speech. and advertisers wanted no part of it. so, you know, ithink i'm concerned that his understanding of what all these free, you know, as peter noted, when you're under online assault. so my first book was about cyberstalking. and it is it is impossible to speak in the face of your nude photos being posted online. the suggestion you're a prostitute and where you can be located, rape threats and death threats. so, you know, i worry that, what do they say, what he has wrought, is going to be a whole lot of leaving of twitter, including advertisers. and i'll be sad, you know, i'lljust be personally sad. i really, like ben,

i know daniel, stay with me. there's another issue i'd like to discuss with you and it's the issue that caught on now has been the sale of beer at stadiums just 2 days before the opening match. and many friends will be very disappointed about that. now this caps, months of tenths negotiations between fee for and those countries and could even violate a multi $1000000.00 sponsorship deal with a b america. buck wise, now we have the ban on alcohol in stadiums. daniel, crack down next, on se rainbow flags our displays of almost sexuality. well, i cannot foresee that, but i don't think so. they have made it very clear what their position on this subject is with regard to the beer sales. i think this is probably a big problem for you repeat fans, but there's other countries in the world that have bad alcohol sales and stadiums, for example, i'm not mistaken turkey. and i think with other countries of the world other parts of the world, this is a far less controversial decision. however, of course, european football fa