dawson was right in the front. i didn't know what i had just stepped into, but i will tell you that it was a very profound experience for me. it truly did exemplify the phrase that "the whole is more than the sum of its parts," because i witnessed in russellville, kentucky a widely diverse group of people who were all passionate about one thing, were passionate about honoring alice dunnigan's life, including her humble beginnings, but also they wanted to include the indelible mark that she has left on this nation. so that is really where i started, i started by listening to the people who know her the best. like her family members and dr. dawson, and michael morrow with the west kentucky african-american heritage museum. so now my challenge was somewhat defined and i had to take this information and create something with it. of course, i wanted to capture her likeness, but i also wanted to clearly place her on a national platform and within the national conversations about equality. i felt like, kind of like what d

i just mentioned spalding and dawson. there is other groups also that are doing much the same thing, and some we probably don't know about. what he does is reinforce them at a time they could have been vulnerable, behind enemy position. now there are other guys putting more pressure on the germans, creating that natural manpower advantage the americans already have and really going a long way to helping win the beach. so by the end of the day, what do you have? you have a beachhead. you have got a confused clump of a beachhead. by midday, a lot of this is sorted out. and, by the way with the help of , accurate, excellent naval gunfire from destroyers that come in, and once you have spotted targets, then they do tremendous damage. you have done this by nightfall, but it has been costly. there is no lines, really just , positions, foxholes, patrols. i would estimate, and this is 1174bly an underestimate, casualties at the big red one, including 300 killed. probably an underestimate, probably another 500 casualties from the

craig dawson with the goal. so that meant it was 2—2 on aggregate...away goal advantage in the play offs so they've gone to extra time. the scores reamin level with just xxx minutes to go. penalties looking very likely as it stands. the premier league season is only just over, and already the managerial rumour mill is in full operation. brighton sacked chris hughton yesterday, and it looks like they already know who they want to replace him. it's this man — the swansea boss graham potter. brighton's initial approach to speak to him has been rejected though. hughton was let go, after brighton avoided relegation byjust a couple of points. brighton stayed up at the expense of cardiff — and they've confirmed that their boss neil warnock is staying at the cloud. they say he's the right man to guide them back top the premier league.

nermeen: i want to bring ashley dawson into the conversation. have written an entire book on the radical history of extinction. your response to this report? >> it is a landmark report and shows the crisis we face isn't just one of climate change. in some ways it is comparable to the ipc see report from last october which really sounded a really important alarm about the system that we face and its potential collapse, but what this shows is it is a crisis of multiple different dimensions and it is driven by an economic system, which is fundamentally destroying the systems we all depend on. nermeen: i want to turn to secretary of state mike pompeo's recent comments on the arcrctic. just hours after the release of the u.n. report pompeo , celebrated the shrinking levels of sea ice in the region, saying it opened up new opportunities for trade. he also called for the exploitation of f natural resources in the arctic. >> the arctic is at thee forerefront of o opportunity and abundancnce. it houses 13% of the world's undiscovered oil, 30% of its undi

captain joe dawson. this is his first company command. 30-year-old geologist from texas who worked in the oil business. he was son of a very prominent baptist minister from texas and graduate of bailor university. he feels he has to prove himself to his men. he's taking over for a guy who had been really popular, captain ed, took the worst casualties under wn 62 that i mentioned earlier. spalding is determined to lead my example. he comes in 20 minutes after -- excuse me, dawson. he comes in 20 minutes after spalding and his group. takes out a machine gun nest himself with grenades and leads them to caldwell which you can see there with a prominent church steeple. he ends up fighting bitterly the rest of the day and night. they had taken about 60 casualties gets off the beach. most were lightly wounded. the heaviest casualties they took were late in the day because of the poor coordination between the army and navy at this point and the confusion of the circumstances. the navy had preplanned fire which k

dawson, you talked about two of her books. original, and then the other.s it possible to get the original today? nancy: it is not in print anymore. this is the first one. in the first book, she leaves all the foot -- a lot of details. just the other day, lucille buford. just look at the details. >> i wanted to also say that there is another book that she wrote. she wasn't on the interested in telling her story, she wrote a book about black kentuckians. it is a fascinating story. teaching.e was always nancy: when we were talking with the family, this was one of the things we talked about, of how to release this one again. we wanted to update it to talk about some others. kentucky, many times don't think about african-american history in those places. i am from kansas originally. people don't think about black people in kansas. for some new time things to come about, and that old book is to be a new book. amanda: and this information tells a more complete history of the united states, a more complete social history, and these other things that have been left

i just mentioned spalding and dawson. there are other groups as well that are doing much the same thing. some we don't even know about. what he does is helps reinforce them in a timely could've been vulnerable. now there are other guys putting pressure on the germans in creating the national manpower advantage. really going a long way toward helping. by the end of the day, what do you have? you have a --. by midday, a lot is sorted out. with the help of accurate and excellent naval gunfire from destroyers. that is just a few examples that come in. once you have spotted target, they do tremendous damage. you have done this by nightfall but it has been costly. there are no lines, just positions in foxholes and trolls roaming around. i would estimate, this is probably an underestimate, 1000 -- casualties. including 820 in the 16th infantry including 300 killed. probably an underestimate. there are probably 500 from the gap saltine, the tankers and engineers. we talked about the balloons earlier. the emotional toll it took on

liam dawson, elsewhere in practise was exercising his spinning fingers, a late addition to the worldad. does he feel the culture that morgan has shaped? when i've been around before it has been relaxed and good fun and most of the lads have grown up with each other as well over the years. a very relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other‘s success and pharmacies have shown that. and performances have shown that. hopefully we can continue over the next six weeks. meanwhile there is a team that have dominated the last 20 years of the world cup, which is winning again, and is finished with soul—searching. yes, here tomorrow, england will play australia in a friendly match. there's no better way to get the competitive edge than a practise game against england. i think we can talk about it being a practise game, getting some miles in your legs, but when you get over the line, pride takes over and you want to do well. competitive but respectful come australia have been trying to prove that the balance is possible, which brings us to david warner. he's about to his traditional positi

look at the results from essay 33 which featured the stalemate between byron in life 6 and a win for dawson over to savor as for the other champions league hopefuls braman win it hoffenheim one nail stuttgart 3 goals against wolves per was a killer to their hopes nuremberg says bye bye bonus league in their last a glove box laver couzens win was important over salta there were 2 more games of no real consequence but hey 10 goals makes them worth checking in on right. and over midfielder wallace scored this thunderous effort to round off his side's 3 victory over freiburg a sensational curtain closer for the home fans as the club prepares for life in the 2nd division. meanwhile marvin platen hot spark ace sees a 2nd half goal frenzy with this sumptuous finish a further 5 goals were still to come is have to struck twice plato and to seal the 43 victory in back all 3 points. so his win away at hausberg ahead overs 3 nil against freiburg leaves just 3 for in my thoughts to play an extra important darby tomorrow so here we go let's see how all of that action translated to the table as you can se

increasing pressure in recent years as many companies move to renewable energy like wind and solar dawson unit is the company's lease lucrative siemens plans to focus on digital industries and smart infrastructure as well as its health and mobility its . germany's geographical location smack bang in the middle of europe means that intra european commercial traffic is crisscrossing the country day and not so noisy diesel guzzling trucks tend to dominate the country's outer bands and that numbers are increasing now germany has opened its first electric highway for hybrid trucks testing the technology on both sides of a five kilometer stretch south of france. for andreas pettersen electric trucks are nothing new he works for the swedish manufacturer scania which has been developing in building electric trucks for a number of years this new model gets its power from overhead contact lines using a pantograph. the silence inside the freds. when you turn off the internal combustion engine and go electric. you still have a little noise on the tires of course but you have no why brazen and no sign

. >> dennis dawson represents joel ortiz.awson says his client got a harsh deal for a nonviolent offense baugs the court system wants to make an example of him. >> they do things to impress their friends. >> shapiro and ann marie michaels say ten years is not enough. authorities only recovered about $75,000 of their stolen money. they believe the rest is stashed away in digital hiding place that is authorities will never find. >> honestly, we're just trying to rebuild our lives since this happened. i feel like a bad mother because i'm so distracted. we're working so hard, both of us, to try to rebuild. >> now, the other four people charged here have pleaded not guilty. all have refused multiple requests for comments. the react task force tells us they have many more investigation this is progress, including suspects living abroad. earlier this month, federal authorities finally acted against other hackers here in the u.s. indicting a handful of suspected cryptocurrency thieves from around the country in a case based out of mi

cricketers have just won four games against pakistan and for the world cup they also brought in liam dawsonspin bowler, who was not even part of the squad for those games against pakistan. the expectation is clear, this year for the first time england should win the first time england should win the world cup. and basically that is whatjofra archer the world cup. and basically that is what jofra archer is the world cup. and basically that is whatjofra archer is there to do. this england squad is the best i've seen, the best opportunity in my time. iwas seen, the best opportunity in my time. i was a youngster in 19921 remember watching the final. there isa remember watching the final. there is a reverse swingers for that this england side have and the right to be favourites because they played really good cricket. they got to the semifinals two years ago in the champions trophy full stop they need to use that as a positive experience stopjust be smart. lloyds was manicured towards perfection today and it would seem empty without england. in the world cup final. come mid—july. one of the grea

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but earlier this year, he revealed he's dating rosario dawson. >> i fieel blessed to be datinga person>> reporter: should we set a "nightline" special? >> i'm not sure if this is an interview with you or my mom. but i'm excited about our future, and just deeply, deeply grateful. >> such a good guy, passionate but never married. >> definitely at an age where he i realized, you know, life is long, and having a partner makes you better. she's transforming the way i look at the world. she's making me a better person. she's challenging me to be the best me, and i'm not talking about my professional life. my personal life. >> we, will, rise! >> reporter: for now, less renowned than the top contenders, well behind in fund raising, cory booker has played the unorthodox underdog, smiled his way to victory, again and again. p is america ready for a second black president? >> i think america is ready for a damn good president who's going to stand up for americans. >> reporter: there's only one former mayor elected to president, grover cleveland, from buffalo. >>> and the new officer sworn in to s

dawson said his client got a harsh deal for a nonviolent offense, because he said the court system wantso make an example of ortiz. >> he is a kid, he is 19 and 20. they do things to impress their friends. >> reporter: seth shapiro and an marie said that ten years is not enough. he has only recovered $75,000 of their stolen money and they believe the rest is stashed away in digital hiding places that authorities will never find. >> honestly, we are just trying to rebuild our lives since it happened. i feel like a bad mother. i'm so distracted. we are working so hard both of us to try to rebuild. >> reporter: the other four people charged here have all pleaded not guilty and refused all of our requests for comment on the case. their react task force said they have many more investigations in progress, and including suspects targeted living abroad. earlier this month. federal authorities finally acted against other hackers here in the country indicting a handful of suspected crypto currency thieves in a case base hd -- based in michigan, until there's an effort nationwide, if you have a ph

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. >> last question, are we going to see rosario dawson on the campaign trail with you?w i'm looking as i'm running around this country campaigning just to see rosario dawson. i was with her a few days ago for her 40th birthday. happy birthday, honey. let us work on our relationship and we'll deal with the world as we continue to build this incredible love affair. >> senator booker, thank you. >>> keeping things in perspective right there. thanks to jon karl for that. the roundtable is up next. we'll be right back. there. thanks to jon karl for that. the roundtable is up next. we'll be right back. grow with google is here to help you with turning ideas into action. putting your business on the map, connecting with customers, and getting the skills to use new tools. so, in case you're looking, we've put all the ways we can help in one place. free training, tools, and small business resources are now available at google.com/grow dishes won't get clean? don't be a soaker! switch to finish quantum, it scrubs, degreases, and shines to get your dishes truly finished. and with

rent actress and senator cory booker's girlfriend rosario dawson, 40 years old, john corbin, 58.0, candice bergen 73. and james l. brooks is 79 years old. thanks for watching. keep it right morning to you. a live look outside over san francisco. and a good morning. thanks so much for starting your morning with us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. both teams doing what they need to do, the warriors talking about a big injury to kevin durant. we will have more injuries and all the highlights. we need confetti in our studio as well. >> you just wait. >> a lot coming up at 5:00. >> get a look at what's happening outside. >> we have clouds outside, maybe a mist and drizzly. you can

morgan has been described as england‘s best ever one day captain and all—rounder liam dawson says heout with each other over the years as well. it‘s a relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other‘s success and i think the performances have shown that over the last two years and hopefully we continue that over the next six weeks as well. it‘s the championship play—off final on monday but derby‘s manager frank lampard has been busy fielding questions about speculation he‘ll replace maurizio sarri as chelsea boss. the former chelsea and england midfielder who‘s guided derby to within a game of premiership promotion in his first season, says he‘ll only discuss his future after monday‘s game against aston villa at wembley. it has been a bit of an obvious link all season. if i say maybe because of where we are at in the final and we have been talked about and we have had a good year and i get linked because of my 13 years at the clu b linked because of my 13 years at the club and! linked because of my 13 years at the club and i understand the link but in terms of it, i do not want to

sue dawson thinks that's a good thing.thers a bad reputation. we are going to number 24 now. the hmos are all licensed by the councils, they'll have to come up to certain standards. and it's good, really, because it removes rogue landlords. they have to come up to standards, or else they get close down, and can't operate. hiya, how you doing? b&bs are facing increasing competition from hotels, and some guest house owners are saying hmos aren't good neighbours. and this lady wants out. people have no choice but to open up hmos because we've got mortgages, we've got bills to pay, we've got things to sort out, and we can't afford to live on a season that is just 4—6 weeks. it's just not long enough any more. things aren't improving, so the only way you'll be able to live and make money is by renting out your rooms long—term. i felt a bit sorry for the people that would move into this place. but making money doesn't have to come at the cost of living standards. this new landlord is spending £20,000 on improvements, and says he

morgan has been described as england's best ever one day captain and all—rounder liam dawson says he'sound before, he has been very relaxed and good fun andi has been very relaxed and good fun and i think most of the lads have gone out with each other over the yea rs gone out with each other over the years as well. it's a relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other upon psych success and i think the performances of shown that over the performances of shown that over the last two years and hopefully we continue that over the next six weeks as well. well england's first game is on thursday against south africa who... comfortably beat sri lanka today, winning in cardiff by 87 runs. skipper faf du plessis top—scored with 88 on their way to 338—7. in reply they showed little to trouble the proteas bowlers all out inside 43 overs. phehlu kwayo taking four wickets for 36. meanwhile, afghanistan beat pakistan in theirwarm—up game in bristol by three wickets, chasing a modest total of 262 at the county ground. shahidi top scored for the afghans with an unbeaten 7a as they won with two bal

at least 60 reported tornadoes in just the last two days now, including this one right here near dawson, nebraska. flood alertsricans are now in the path, as the powerful system tracks into the northeast tomorrow with heavy rain and damaging winds. meteorologist rob marciano has the timing for all of us and he's in tulsa tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new images of a tornado tearing across oneida, kansas, as the national weather service again warns of a particularly dangerous situation. the storms have been relentless. dozens of tornadoes touching down all over the heartland for days now. west of des moines, iowa, an ef-2 tornado, with winds up to 130 miles per hour, killing a woman in her home. north of oklahoma city, watch and listen, as this home crashes into a river. the shed carried away by the current. other homes hanging by a thread. the water eroding away the banks. nearly nine inches of rain falling in parts of the state. outside tulsa, high water rescues. residents there climbing out their windows. at the keystone dam, officials releasing water at 1.6 million gallons per secon

for the world cup, they've also brought in spin bowler liam dawson, who wasn't even part of the squador those games against pakistan. that may be tinkering rather than panicking, but the expectation is clear — this year, for the first time, england's men's cricketers should win the world cup. basically, that's whatjofra archer is there to do. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. time for a look at the weather, here's mel coles. good afternoon. if you like the weather you have got at the moment, the chances are you will hang onto it for the next couple of days. but that doesn't necessarily mean blue sky and warm sunshine. we have more cloud across northern scotland and here we are seeing outbreaks of rain at times. we are in a high—pressure sandwich, low pressure either side of us. it is a weak ridge of low pressure so of us. it is a weak ridge of low pressure so it is not doing enough to prevent weather systems edging in which is what is happening across the northern isles, where there are outbreaks of rain this afternoon. also a few showers through eastern scotla nd also a few showers th

awaiting the results of a scan on mark wood's foot after he limped off with both joffra archer and liam dawsont. that is the nature of sport that injuries do happen. obviously around the world cup, everything is heightened because you want everybody to be fit and firing. unfortunately, in professional sport, things like this happen. and we will go through the six weeks within our team, we will have niggles, other players on other teams will have niggles. it isjust the nature of the game. the second tennis grand slam of the season begins today as the french open gets underway. british number one johanna konta begins her tournament tomorrow, against german qualifier antonia lottner. konta has never won a match at the french open — but she might be one to watch — as russell fuller explains. she has been heading in the right direction for a while, but she hadn't really got the results in tour events. six wins out of six in a great britain vest in the federation cup in february and april, and winning some matches in stressful situations, she has been brilliant. now we are seeing the sort of form fr

and she's facing autumn elections in eastern germany in places where the far right alternative for dawson are strong and getting stronger and once they're federal state they actually topped the poll in european elections so she now has to try and work find ways to work on the one hand progressive european politics on the other hand she's got the far right in eastern germany on her back and if she's seen to do anything that is sort of throwing crumbs to mark or he's talking about solidarity in europe and european social welfare and anything like that the people of europe want this more europe. i don't know. their country great and that's the issue and until they decide i think it's going to have the liberals on the greens will be decisive on whether enough more europe is going to solve our bigger problems ok people definitely want more direct i think lots of europeans actually do want more europe it's just that the leaders are terrified of there a euro skeptic force says that unfair. ok very positive now we've got on the positive no we're not opposed to no thanks so much we've been talking

awaiting the results of a scan on mark wood's foot after he limped off with both joffra archer and liam dawsonart of the world cup. that is the nature of sport that injuries do happen. obviously around the world cup, everything is heightened because you want everybody to be fit and firing. unfortunately, in professional sport, things like this happen. and we will go through the six weeks within our team, we will have niggles, other players on other teams will have niggles. it isjust the nature of the game. england's bronte law remains in the running for her first career lpga title at the pure silk championship in virginia. she shares the lead with japan's nasa hataoka heading into sunday's final round. at one point it looked like she'd be returning to the clubhouse a shot behind, but managed to birdie the 18th — her sixth in a round that also included two bogeys. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. president trump has begun the second day of his state visit to japan by playing golf with the country's prime minister shinzo abe. they've also been to a sumo wresting tou

for the world cup, they've also brought in spin bowler liam dawson, who wasn't even part of the squadn panicking, but the expectation is clear — this year, for the first time, england's men's cricketers should win the world cup. basically, that's whatjofra archer is there to do. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. time for a look at the weather, here's mel coles. good afternoon. if you like the weather you have got at the moment, the chances are you will

that is bloomberg's chester dawson. we will get more insight when we talk with the head of the automotive team at commerzbank. opec and its allies meeting over the weekend in saudi arabia to discuss everything from production to iran. minister urgedy opec plus to stay the course on output cuts. joining us is bloomberg's annmarie hordern. i'm sure there was a lot to digest over the weekend. i am curious how much president trump came up among the ministers, and all of what he has been saying the last couple of weeks. annmarie:'s tweets didn't exactly come up in this meeting like we saw last time, where he literally tweeted after the ministers left the meeting. , "opec is atsaid it again." whenashington came up the issue of iran was brought up. that was one of the biggest issues discussed here. they are the one member that wasn't present. this comes down to figuring out how much exports iran is losing. i asked about this and the press conference last night. he said there is more oil leaving the shores of iran and borders o

. >> dennis dawson represents joel ortiz. he said his client got a harsh deal for nonviolent offense because the court system wants to make an example of ortiz. >> he was a kid. he was 19, 20. they do things to impress their friends. >> but seth and ann marie say 10 years is not enough. authorities only recovered about $75,000 of their stolen money. and they believe the rest is stashed away in digital hiding places that authorities will never find. >> honestly, we're just trying to rebuild our lives. since this happened. i feel like a bad mother because i'm so distracted while working so hard, both of us, to try to rebuild. >>> officers tell me they have many more investigations and progress including suspects who are currently living abroad. federal authorities finally acted against other hackers here in the country, indicting a handful of cryptocurrency thieves from around the united states in an ongoing case based out of michigan. but until there's a coordinated, concerted effort to stop this, detectives here tell me these

matthew dawson quilt and now they detail how general manage is known for not always being truthful.ie. he then wanted a dinner arrange would with keith ledger to talk about his performance with the joker. >> so there was one time when kob ea, who i work would for 18 years was going back to play madison square garden. and hoozler like hook me up with din wr keith ledger because he got so laukd in to that role. i want to know how ehe mentally went there. he had dinner with heath. >> the dark knight came out in july of 2008. keith ledger died in january of 2008. so far no explanation. >>> twins and brewers last night. smeltzer making his major league debut. threw six shutout innings in a win foren inman. when he was 9 years oold he had a mass removed from his abdomen. now 23 has been in remission for seven years now. he says everything he's been through has turned him into the hard worker he is. i made sure i trusted the process and it was a blast. >> and finally candidate for the worst first pitch ever and somehow the cameraman standing seven neat left of her. how she did it i don't k

a black guy says that in life. [ laughter ] >> my next stop on where are they now klan edition is dawsonprings kentucky. walking the street, for decades, the kkk and near neo-nazi buddies have used the property outside for their rallies. the klan invited me to witness an actual cross burning. yes, i am the kkk vip. first, let me talk to the locals and see if they know that the ku klux klan is still in the hood. >> it is a good place to live and raise kids. it is close to modern mayberry as you can use. >> would you recommend a black guy like myself buy a house here? >> sure, sure. >> yeah. we have heard there is a kkk president, does that happen here? >> it totally disappears. >> it is been over years. >> do you see black folks around here? >> when i was growing up, the kkk, it is right down the road. i have seen them around town. >> it is funny because you are the youngest person we talk to and we talked to some old people in town. >> they were not open about it like in the past. >> what if i was going on that road today, do you think it is a good idea? >> i would not be scared over it.

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there are three changes from that preliminary squad — as well as archer, the hampshire pair liam dawsonle gunnar solskjaer, who‘s apparently warned his players about their poor fitness levels — not fit t0 wear the shirt is the headline there the times shows pep guardiola in a natty hat and reports that andy murray is "increasingly confident" of making a full return to competitive tennis and the guardian focus on the england cricket squad announcement, correctly predicting that joffra archer would make the cut for the world cup. great britain‘s ice hockey team are still in the top flight of the world championship, after a dramatic victory over france. having lost their first six matches in slovakia, this was a winner—takes—all match for survival — and britain came from 3—0 down to force overtime — and ben davies scored to make it a—3. what i came from top to bottom. i thought that every man battled the whole night, it was very mixed emotions, going down 3—0 but we knew we we re emotions, going down 3—0 but we knew we were getting opportunities, we had to stick with it. we knew if we got

raids in the semi autonomous region protesters in northwich of its rallied against the arrested dawson's boris johnson one of the front of the race to become britain's next prime minister has been summoned to court johnson is facing accusations of misconduct in public office over statements made in the run up to the bronx that referendum 3 years ago the case alleges that he knowingly lied to people about the amount of money being sent each week to the e.u. . there's the headlines more news feed here on al-jazeera after the stream next. president trump will be welcomed by the queen and outgoing prime minister to resign made during his 1st state visit to the u.k. but how will the public receive him trump's views on breaks it global warming and other issues unlikely to cause controversy watch al-jazeera for full coverage and analysis. ok and join the strain today how can be used to promote peace i really could be glad we chat with developers about using video games to build communities and tackle social issues tell us what you think by joining the you tube chat or not. you know being a refu

now rosario dawson is supporting cory booker in personal ways.emocrat socialist. he pushed that. i think, really going back to his really foundation is looking for justice. that's all everybody really, really wants. they want to be able to have liberty, justice and pursuit of happiness. that's something that's in our constitution, that's something as a veteran, former veteran, that i stand by. like i said, i'm a liberator. i don't like oppression. i don't like bullies. what i have been seeing from anyone, socialism or anyone who has overruling power has an opportunity to abuse their power, that's a problem. that's not part of the republic we are all supporting. now that we are here, we all came here on different boats but now we are in the same boat and have to figure out how to stay afloat. stuart: well said. isaiah, brandon, thank you very much for joining us this morning. all good stuff. if you're not careful, you'll be back. see you soon. thank you, gentlemen. i always make this promise at this stage of the show. there will be more "varney" a