david smith was arrested tuesday outside his wolfpack gym. they identified five victims so far, and talking to more women who come forward and police say the women tell remarkably similar tales of what happened. >> they were still focused on goals of either tri-athlete or cycling or racing, that became a focus and he was able to utilize their focus on the training to commit the sexual batteries. >> investigators say all the cases happened at the gym during fitness and workout sessions. >> pretty steady weather so far this week. >> cool start in the morning 12346789. >> a little cooler start than yesterday. >> good morning. it feels a little cooler in spots. yesterday, it was 57 degrees and now at 50. i think clearing temperatures help it dip a little more this morning. clearing out today. some peeks at sunshine and we will see that sun and mix of clouds today with seasonable temperatures and rain moving to the north bay. i'll talk more about the rain and how it may impact your tomorrow morning's commute coming up in less than 10 minutes. >> t

tony leads the group save silver spring, david smith, president of the dean wood citizens association and daphne doyle banbo with alpha kappa alpha sorority. welcome all of you to "viewpoint." david, dean wood made the headlines because of the two high-profile killings at the metro station involving teenagers, teenage victims and suspects. how are people about safety in their community? >> i think the reactions of the community are predictable based on our concerns over the past few years. we've kind of sceeen this comin. we look at indicators at the health of our community such as graduation jobs, health disparities and concentration of poverty and we've seen an influx of new residents that fall within those danger areas, and we've seen an increase in crime that are directly tied to poverty. so we've been pushing for some time to try to be proactive in how we get ahead so the recent incidents of violence to us, we've boiled completely over because to us it was predictable. >> do people feel safe in their homes, walking down the streets? >> well deanwood is a very interesting communit

david smith was picked up outside his gym called wolfpack. they train runners in age from 12 to 60. well as adults who were assault sd at the gym. according to the concal. wolfsmith is head of the cross country team in morgan hill. they are investigating whether there may be potential victims at the high school and encourage any victims to come forward. >>> they can apply to carry concealed weapons at a central valley high school. they allowed as many as five district employees to have a gun including in classrooms. it is 20 miles south of free. the new -- fresno. and allows them to determine which staff members can have guns based on training and work records. they must agree to use their guns if there is a life-threatening emergency on campus. >>> i think the location of the weapon on the individual is important. and understanding of the responsibility that goes along with it. >> district said it is not reacting to any threat against the school with the move. just last month, the cor school district -- cordova school district said they will be allowed to bring guns to school and t

in 2009, david wolf smith was the cross-country coach at a high school in morgan hill. police tell us they are investigating his time there. that school and district is on spring break now. we did speak with a woman who runs the bagel shop underneath the gym here in morgan hill. she was surprised to hear that her business neighbor had been arrested and, quote, called him a nice guy. reporting live in morgan hill, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks. nothing new in the search for missing 2-year-old arianna fitz. the girls mother was found murdered friday in mclaren park. the search has been expanded statewide. >>> san francisco police are trying to hunt down two suspects accused in a deadly attack on a tourist. the detectives released these sketches yesterday. take a good look. the attack happened in february in san francisco's cathedral hill. a surveillance camera captured the robbing and stabbing. the suspect stole the victims bag and cell phone of the in three hours a preliminary hearing is scheduled for the undocumented immigrant accused of shooting and killing

police arrested david wolf smith in front of his gym in morgan hill called wolf pack. he faces sexual battery by fraud and lewd andly acts on a child. >>> two female graduate instructors have filed sexual harassment claims on the same professor. they demanded the firing of dr. blake wentworth. the victims say he repeatedly made them feel uncomfortable by his sexual inewe wen does and actions. >>> the new contract for trains would run through 2021. they would receive a 10 .5% increase over that time. benefits would remain the same as the current contract. barton managers say they would be able to repair it without having to worry about a strike. >>> let's take a live look outside in san francisco tonight. we could even see more snow in the sierra. tracking the forecast. brittney is here with us to tell us when we can expect that rain. >> tomorrow's safe. we're going to stay nice and dry. a mix of sun and clouds. there's the system. you can see it in the left-hand corner of your screen. it's going to organize itself and be here by wednesday night. what to expect for the

smith were strangers. hayes' lawyer saying there is no connection. he hasn't yet entered a plea. he could face life in prison. david? >> ryan smith tonight, thank you. >>> this evening, a u.s. navy officer is now accused of espionage, for passing secrets to both china and taiwan. lieutenant commander edwin lin arrested eight months ago. the arrest, just revealed at a pretrial hearing. lin emigrated from taiwan when he was 14 and became a u.s. citizen eight years ago. >>> to north carolina now, and tonight, dueling rallies over the controversial law touching on gender and sexual identity. supporters gathering outside the state capitol, and across the street, opponents protesting the move. abc's steve osunsami reports, they are getting some help from bruce springsteen, who canceled a concert there. >> we don't need bruce springsteen to come here and tell us how to operate. >> reporter: on one side of north carolina's state house tonight, hundreds of church families came to cheer the new law that keeps transgender residents from using the bathrooms they need, and overturns discrimination protections for gay families s

smith her superman. hayes has not yet entered a plea. david? >> ryan smith in new orleans again tonight. thanks, ryan. >>> and to the other moment playing out in the case making national headlines tonight. the teenager who killed four people in a drunk driving accident. his defense team saying he was from a wealthy family, too spoiled to understand what he had done, the so-called aflew affluenza teen. ethan couch turning 19 two days ago, appearing in court as an adult for the first time and learning his fate today. as it is also revealed that american taxpayers spent tens of thousands of dollars on his rehab, because his family said they didn't have the money. so what was his punishment? here's abc's matt gutman now. >> reporter: the texas judge stunning a packed court today with that ruling against the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch. >> after the first 180 days, then the second 180 days will start. >> reporter: 180 days for each in total, the ft. forth judge ordering the 19-year-old to serve almost two years in county lockup for a probation violation. in 2013, couch was sentenced

in 2009, david wolf smith was the cross country coach in morgan hill. police tell us that they are investigating his time there. reporting live here at morgan hill, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> we move now to a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. a random shooting or was he targeted. questions this morning after a data scientist who worked on the peninsula was shot dead in oakland over the weekend. he was found lying on the sidewalk a half a block away from his home right near kaiser hospital. he was partying with his friends on saturday night. police say that he was walking home when he was shot and killed. a woman who does not want to be identified says she heard the shots. >> ran out to try to help him and saw that he had already passed. there was a gunshot wound in his head. soon, immediately, that it was some sort of robbery gone bad. but i've since learned that he hill is it his wallet on him. >> as the investigation continues, police at this point say that they don't have much to go on. >>> now to the search for the missing 2-year-old s

smith with this memori memorial. as for hayes, if convicted of second degree murder, he faces life in prison. david? >> ryan smith in new orleans for us. thanks, ryan. >>> next to the new fears over the zika virus right here in the u.s. just 24 hours after the cdc said zika here in this country will be, quote, scarier than we initially thought, tonight, the map. where they're most concerned. they believe mosquitos that spread the disease could reach up to 30 states, more than the 12 they originally thought. this evening, abc's steve osunsami takes us right to the cdc in atlanta, to ask why they're so concerned, and we ask, why is there a funding fight in washington? is the u.s. prepared? >> reporter: tonight, authorities at the cdc tell us they're worried about what's happening in puerto rico, where they believe hundreds of infants like these, with smaller brains who will need lifelong care, could soon be born to infected mothers. every day, they learn something new, and it's not good. besides birth defects and smaller heads, babies are being born premature and blind. health officials are racing to p

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jeff, as always, appreciate your willingness to step in and talk. >> thanks, david. >> jeff smith fromrboard, sarah, back to you. >> thanks, david. we enjoyed that. we know we have more coming from you at the active passive conference including an interview coming up with ed garden of trian partners. coming up first, trouble mounting at the blood testing company theranos. the details on the feds launching a criminal probe after the break. i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. freshly made in the japanese tokyo-sttradition.noodles. when you cook with incredible ingredients...you make incredible mea

in order not altogether a gem, is behind bars on suspicion of sexual assault they're arrested david will smith from the fed gem. >>james: the strongest wind would have died down back. but it will be fairly breezing it would receive to the temperature is right now the clouds, as another mile is trivial and the delta you did close to the 70 degree mark of your committee is likely at that point and the south will have 65% to clara and san jose the north to get the wine country will enjoy mid to upper 60s generally a few spots santa rosa and last through most of the day with the chance of a less conflict to and that will bring him get in and of the system and looks great look at the weekend for cassette is sunday temperatures in the religion of all. >>robin winston: checking out ride at the bay bridge heading into san francisco >>anny hong: for the first time since 2014 officials at the lectern home visitor center exciter about folic levels could mean for tourism. >>vicki liviakis: if you are a fan and the big screen tv at home or a sports bar is in quite right there's always a really big screen a

david: a cautionary tale. i talked kate smith. it's this scruffy bedroom communities suburb of jackson, mississippi. they have virtually no economic development. there aren't any country -- any companies, there are no factories. this mayor who is desperate for development. he is looking for something in the stranger walks into his door, and that stranger is tim bennett. he is this one of the minor-league deal maker. he just had a team fall apart in jackson. he said he needs a new town and a new team. and that is kind of how the whole story sartre -- whole story starts. of course like any other team they want to get as much as possible. get the dugout, the tunnel that goes from here to there. to stop to tell them and if you don't they are going to get everything. >> you hope there will be a following, that it will lead to the economic development. did that happen? >> i think for the first couple of years it did. i was actually there for opening day back in april. there weren't a lot of people there. it was not a packed house. i wou

david: a cautionary tale. i talked kate smith.is scruffy bedroom communities suburb of jackson, mississippi. they have virtually no economic development. there aren't any country -- any companies, there are no factories. this mayor who is desperate for development. he is looking for something in the stranger walks into his door, and that stranger is tim bennett. use this want to be minor-league deal maker. teams toto bring different towns. he had a team fall apart in jackson, so we need to newtown in a new team. he goes to jimmy foster and says what do you think about baseball. david: that necessitates a stadium. kate: of course. that's how the whole thing starts. the stadiums are expensive, it's kind of a matter of what you are willing to give as a town. the braves want to get as much as possible, they want to get the luxury locker rooms, they want to get the dugout tunnel that goes from here to there. as a town, you have to tell them to stop, and if you don't, they're going to get everything. david: how into this team is the tow

. >> as we await earnings after the bell today from intel and yahoo among others david faber spoke with jeff smith earlier. he joins us with more on that fascinating tale. >> people are so focused or at least many publications are very focused on yahoo's potential sale of its core business but there doesn't seem to be quite as much focus on the impending fight that's taking place with starboard, the firm that owes 1.7% of the shares of starboard launched an attempt to take control of the board of directors of yahoo, but it's interesting, the conclusion of that proxy fight will come after the conclusion of the process to sell the core business. so i asked mr. smith wouldn't it be better to try to settle and get on that board now to potentially influence the sale process as opposed to be there when it's over and done with? >> if we get to the end and they haven't been successful as it relates to getting the company sold, the core business sold we are going to need to pick up the pieces and be able to make change a. now, the other choice as you mentioned is settling. the advantage of settling today i

smith. heritage distinguished fellows a more in david avella. good to see everybody. big show ahead. and linux is learning. farmer clinton presidential campaign strategist with us. former house speaker newt gingrich and the ke restaurant ceo in the looser coming out. you don't want to miss any of that. who i kick it up with our top stories right now. bernie sanders and ted cruz taking on big victories last night. throwing support behind underdogs in each party. >> tonight is the turning point. it is the rallying cry. a call from the hard-working family wouldn't to wisconsin to the people of america. we have a choice, a real choice. hillary, get ready. here we come. >> we have now won seven out of eight of the last is -- caucuses. [cheers and applause] out over this country coming young people are standing up and saying you know what, and we want to help determine the future of this country. maria: where are we now? the delegate count. ted cruz picked up 33 delegates on wisconsin 42. donald trump took him three delegates last night. donald trump up a total delegate count of 740 versus

smith. she's one of your favorites. >> david, takeout happened. i think we have to explore takeout.one who is a restaurateur now you don't want to serve takeout, you make money on the corona. there are other things that happened which are inexplicable so we have to ask the ceo. the conference call i think they were so stunned that they like forget how to ask hard questions. because we don't really know what went wrong. have people got tired of watching games and eating wings and having beer? has that happened? now, they even talk about the idea that people aren't going out as much. go tell that to steve easterbrook of mcdonald's. mcdonald's may have hurt everybody, but this was a stunner. and i honestly think this is a company that has to be valued at $100 per share if you're going to just become another restaurant chain. i have got to find out. i don't think that it could have -- it fell off a cliff. >> all right. well -- >> it was k-2, david. you talked to me the other day, it was k-2. into thin wings. >> you are going to get answers sally smith on that tonight. we've got the open

david louie, "abc7 news." >>> also, police in campbell have arrested two men accused of stealing thousands worth of bicycles. brian smith and steven fox were caught on video during a burglary last month. the pair is shown opening the door to the complex and walking in. you can see a truck in the background with one of the bicycles in the back right there. police say one of the men had a stolen bike valued at $3,000. >>> governor brown promises to sign legislation next monday that will give california the nation's highest minimum wage. that's $15 an hour. state lawmakers approved the deal today and sent it to the governor's desk. it raises it to $10.50 an hour january 1 and increases every year until 2022 when it hits $15. supporters declared victory at the state capitol. >> it's workers that have the courage to fight that remain persistent and push the public and decision makers to realize that $15 is not just a mantra, it's a necessity. >> critics say increasing the minimum wage could hurt many small businesses while driving up the cost of goods. and on the subject of getting paid, alex morgan is among five stars on th

smith describes plans for the multibillion pound savings on disability benefits as indefensible. the prime minister davidameron ons monday toe comm make a statement on migration but took time to give a robust defense of his government and its direction. in spite of the resignation letter, the prime minister paid to him. decadepent almost a campaigning for welfare reform and improving people's life chances. he spent the last six years implementing the policies in government. in that time, we see nearly half a million children living in workless households. over one million people fewer on benefits and 2.4 million people in work. he can be proud of what he achieved. >> in the light of government reductions, he vowed to pressure some mp's across the commons, including his own. confirmedn crabb proposed cuts to payments of some disabled people would not go ahead, and no other welfare cuts were land. -- planned. georgean a week after, osborne took the unusual step of coming back to the commons to wind up the budget debate. he began by praising iain duncan smith. >> i'm sorry that my friend shows to leave the

smith. i'm reading the headlines and hopefully david and john have a chance to go through this relief, but youction, yahoo! of 1% in the free market. -- in the free market. we just had morel technologies -- marble technologies -- marvel technologies -- you had this activist investor -- although as john has pointed out many times, star board does not have a huge stake. it's like 0.75%. they have a very small stake in yahoo! me.%, i never fail to amaze [laughter] the board at a time when he is selling the company, how public it'd is that? david: they have to be connected. they're going through the process of reviewing the bids and deciding who to pursue and it must the connected. starboard was trying to replace all the directors. it must be that they will participate actively in these bidders. gina: yahoo! has had so many news points over the last you months, this comes as the latest, just a slew of different aims impacting yahoo!. i think for the stocks specifically, it is just an incredibly competitive landscape right now. the other headline crossing the bloomberg, yahoo! reaching a pact with

david gest is not dead but alive with soul. >>> showing the moments just before former nfl player will smith was murdered over the weekend. surveillance video shows a hummer driven by the suspect cardell hayes. his vehicle appears to stop and suddenly bumped by a car resembling smith's mercedes suv. as the hummer appears to pull over, the suv keeps driving. the hummer then follows the suv. seconds later, smith is shot and killed during a confrontation after a three-vehicle fender bender. >>> a curious and troubling new development today in the water crisis in flint, michigan. an expert who helped expose the so many residents are now not using enough water. it's slowing the efforts to rid the system of toxins. also water samples show there's less lead in the water now but levels still exceed federal limits and the infrastructure needs a lot more work. experts say at this point the more water used in flint's system, the more quality will improve. >>> a man from possessed as a high school student in pennsylvania and had sex with an underage girl tonight has been denied a lower bail. prosecutors dropping identity theft and co

so we had bills on the floor by congressman jason smith and david rouzer that puts an end to the slush funds and makes sure people working at the i.r.s. actually paid their taxes. and today we're going to pass more bills by kristi noem and pat meehan, to stop the i.r.s. from hiring people who can't be trusted and to fix the agency's absolutely terrible customer service. these are good bills. hey're smart bills and frankly they're bills make you wonder how any reasonable person can make you vote against them. but you know, i forgot how irrational some people could be. just a few days ago, the obama administration said they were against all four of these bills . really? they're against accountability? ey're against i.r.s. employees paying their taxes? they are against rehiring bad employees? i couldn't understand it, and frankly the administration statement didn't clear things up either. the office of management and budget actually said this, and i quote, these bills would impose unnecessary constraints on the internal revenue service 's operations. now, let me get one thing out of the w

david louie abc 7 news. >> also in the south bay police campbell arrested two men cowsed of stealing thousands of dollars worth of bicycle. smithvideo during a burglary at reveer apartments last movement footage shows the pair opening the door to the complex and walking in. you can also see a truck in the background with one of the bicycle on the back. mr. is say one of the men had stolen bike valued at 3000 dollars. >> all right. more coming up ahead on this thursday night as we continue the big shake up in bay area radio. dozens of jobs lost today. also. >> it's a law in the city. in terms of our job giant to comply with the law. >> the new rule for both fans and players at at&t park. >> drew is here with the weather. >> and lot of sunshine today. got our temperature very seasonable as we head to the next couple days into the weekend as temperatures are going to rise then big time warm-up early next week. the numbers in accu-weather forecast. >> thank you drew. >>> how you can own your own yyckÑi rail vehicle but you have to act quickly. have to act quickly. >> 7 newsf just a m >>> governor brown promises to sign legislation

david, more rain is on the way tonight. >> all right, phillip mena tonight for us. phillip, thank you. >>> next, to a major new development late today in the death of former nfl star will smith. a grand jury in new orleans indicting the alleged shooter, cardell hayes. authorities believe the incident may have begun with a minor traffic accident, then road rage moments later, gunfire. it left smith, a beloved member of the saints, dead, and his wife injured. abc's kayna whitworth with the indictment, the grand jury's decision, today. >> reporter: tonight, criminal charges in the death of former new orleans saint, will smith. a grand jury indicting cardell hayes with second degree murder and attempted murder of smith's wife, racquel. the shooting after a traffic dispute three weeks ago. this surveillance video capturing smith's mercedes as it appears to bump the hummer driven by hayes. smith leaves the scene, making it only a few blocks before police say hayes collided with smith. they exchange words, and hayes opened fire. he was shot eight times. seven in the back. his wife, who was shot twice in the legs, is still recovering. >> my leg has been shot! >> we feel this is a st

smith takes us to soho. >> reporter: at 285 lafayette, you can find a building famous for the celebrity residents such as iman and the latest david bowie, the 1912 pre-war masterpiece. for a rare look, we met the real estate team inside. >> this is a loft made into a 2- bedroom, 2 and a half bath place. >> you can see the industrial feel. >> reporter: it was fully renovated with wooden beams and original piping along the ceiling. >> a designated dining area and living area and an open kitchen which is very popular. the entertaining areas with a big carrera marble island. >> yeah this. keeps it open. >> exactly. >> it's easier to clean. >> the owner put in a lot of thought and energy, emphasizing the industrial vibe, and you have the ability to make it blacked out for privacy and this is the master suite off the main loft area. you think it's two separate hallways but it's one big beautiful hallway and you have incredible hand made wallpaper. >> reporter: a large bedroom has if native american decor and then a master bathroom with the penny-tiled floor. >> an incredible soaking tush >> reporter: to rent, it will cost you $32500 a

david davis, are a law unto themselves. >> lincoln has a very good team who are quite prepared to suggest that lincoln will remember you. >> davis meets with the leader of the indiana delegation, caleb blood smitheb smith is probably one of the most incompetent and lazy people of any prominence at the convention, but they don't care. >> they start offering him a job. i don't mean like the butler at the white house. they offer him a cabinet position if the indiana delegation eventually comes around to lincoln. >> word of these promises comes back to lincoln. lincoln is not happy at hearing this. he has cultivated an image over the years of being honest abraham. >> and lincoln sends a message back saying make no promises in my name. i will not be bound by any. >> which is in a way of saying if you are doing this sort of thing, i don't want to know about it. i don't want to hear about it. >> make no mistake, abraham lincoln was chief political strategist. he relied on his aides maybe sometimes to do the dirty work, to be ruthless, to cut deals, but he was the lead dog. >> and lincoln did some very difficult and even devious things to gain the white house, and thank god he did. >> but they'll need

smith describes plans multibillion pound savings on disability benefit as indefensible. decision of the eurosceptic and former conservative party leaders to quit dealt a huge lead to government. prime minister david cameron was in comments on monday to make statements on migration. take time to give a robust defense of government and direction. despite the town of resignation letter, prime minister pay tribute. friends spend almost a decade campaigning for welfare reform and improving people's life chances. the last six years implementing those policies and government. in that time, we've seen nearly half a million children living and work was households. over one million fewer people on out of her benefits, and nearly 2.4 million people and work. he contributed and nervous amount to the work of the government and can be proud of what he achieved. government vowed to pressure from mps across comments including some of its own. agree to cuts in women sanitary products and solar panels. newly installed work and pensions secretary stephen crabb confirms proposed cuts to payments of some disabled people. and other welfare cuts plans. less than a week after he delivered his budget, george osborne took

we are here with sandra smith and john hilsenrath on a glorious morning. the sun is coming up. david at a polling station on long island with the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the polls have been opened in new york state. we are at a polling station in nassau county, long island and so far despite the polls being open for about half an hour only one voter has yet arrived. that is expected to change, today is a crucial day for donald trump and hillary clinton, both of them are expected to have a very strong showing in new york state but the question isn't if they are going to win. the question in the minds of many, how much will the margin of victory be? that is crucial in determining how many delegates they will be awarded. now a new national poll reveals this could be a nailbiter for some of the candidates. starting with the republicans, this paul from nbc news and the wall street journal shows donald trump at 40%, ted cruz with 35% and john kasich with 24%. donald trump has done some last-minute campaigning in buffalo, new york saying ted cruz is not someo

david? how you are doing on fanduel? >> they outlawed it in new york. >> darden we have not done. comps up 6.2. jeff smithving as chair. 121, beats by two cents. using tablets to close out the checks some seven minutes earlier on average. >> i thought the darden quarter was great. i think that smith stepping down is regarded as being a big negative. he did so much. i don't think he should. i think you should buy darden. darden down a couple bucks on those comp numbers. deflation throughout the food chain, it's a good number. i like deflation, people should buy darden. >> has there been a cleaner activist entry and exit than this one? at least from a managerial standpoint? >> this one went very well for them. don't forget they had an easy battle on their hands. it was extraordinary they were able to get rid of the entire board of directors. that's not happened often. i can remember only one other time something like that has happened. you're right. timing was good in terms of oil prices went their way. gasoline which helped. >> beef. >> installing the new management. you had a management team not well like

david wright, abc news, new york. >>> a dispute in new orleans has left a former member of the saints football team dead. police say 34-year-old will smith was shot and killed saturday night in a case of road rage. the gunman who rear ended smith's car and allegedly took his life is 28-year-old cardell hayes. he's now being held on a million dollar bond. he was arrested after remaining at the scene of the incident. his attorney says hayes is innocent and that wasn't -- that he wasn't the aggressor. >>> a pilot is recovering from serious injuries after his plane crashed in a neighborhood on new amazingly, it missed -- it didn't hit any homes. the biper aircraft apparently developed engine problems just after takeoff and was trying to return to the airport when it crashed. no one on the ground was hurt. the pilot has serious injuries. the passenger in that plane is expected to be okay. >>> gas prices are accelerating upwards. a gallon of self-service regular is now eight cents more than three weeks ago to an average of $2.10. the lindberg berg surveil expects prices to continue 0 rise at a moderate pace as refiners switch to the more expen

establishment, david cameron, the british government is officially supporting britain staying inside the european union. there are five cabinet rebels who are campaigning for it. douglas smith recently resigned from the cabinet. also the mayor of london recently joined the campaign. and about half of conservative mps are backing breksit and 70% of conservative party members but this has become i think a tremendous battle between largely grassroots conservatives combined with sizeable chunk as well of the labor party as well who are in support of britain leaving the european union. battle between the grassroots and also the political elites in britain and the business elites as well. and there's been a great deal of controversy this week with regard to david cameron's government spending nine million pounds on a leaflet campaign aimed at every one of the 27 million households across britain using government money and a printing company that's actually owned by a german firm that receives a large number of eu subsidies and handouts. so the irony there is not lost on the british people. but i do think that the british people being offered an opportunity to jump on a lifeboat t