we emailed black & decker. a rep then explained although the ac has a black & decker label on it, it's made by a different company that licenses the black & decker name. here is what they said. we have been in contact with the licensee and they are in the process of reaching out to the customer to address concerns and shipping a replacement product. colleen said they did exactly that. that is a $468 win for her. kudos to colleen for keeping a detailed time line when she called, who she spoke to and what they promised. we highly recommend starting a time line anytime you start a complaint with a company. please share your story and your time line with us. you can scan this qr code with your smartphone and fill out our complaint form online. you can attach documents, photos, videos and that time line to help us make your case. janelle? >> thanks, chris. >>> our celebration of hispanic heritage continues here at nbc bay area news and we're shining a light on some of the people who make the bay area so culturally u

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it was still under warranty, so she asked black & decker for a replacement.er two sweltering summer months of back and forth still no swap. so colleen contacted us. the rep explained although the ac has a black & decker sticker on it it's made by another company that licenses the name. black & decker said we have been in contact with the licensee and they are in the process of reaching out to the customer to address concerns and are shipping a replacement product. colleen said they did. a cool $468 win. kudos, colleen, for keeping a detailed time line of when she called, who she spoke to and what they promised. we highly recommend starting a time line anytime you file a complaint with a company. share your story and time line with us. you can attach documents, photos and videos to help us make your case. >> reporter: one step closer to student debt release. the process how to receive federal loan forgiveness just released by the biden >>> right now at 6:30 a violent altercation leads to an overnight stabbing and now one of the people injured found nowhere nea

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injamaica, i'd never seen a double—decker bus, and when i saw the double—decker buses over here i thoughtable to drive one of those." what you want, mr green, is to restrict the numbers of coloured people who come and getjobs in the transport department as drivers and conductors? well, that's what i am - instructed to do by my branch. a local west indian association felt it had to take action. you could arrange an interview by telephone, which i did, with the help of our spokesperson. the surprising thing was that the secretary was so shocked when i arrived and it was a black person. i could hear her saying, mr bailey is here but he's a black, he's a black man. and i could hear also that the person in the other room was saying, "tell him that the vacancy is filled." and this was only an hour after i'd confirmed that i was going to have an interview. the following day, we went to the manager's office and the manager told us, under no circumstances he's going to employ black people. i was working out how best to bring this to the notice of the public and it's then i was thinking of luther k

in may, stephanie decker reports a brief and intimate moment with the head of the catholic church. his holiness pope francis blesses sharina brother, tony, her 2 nieces and sharina sister in law. we came as a family to the van to come to get our message across and continue advocating for hours one and on the other shaheen. oh, we were here to call on accountability and justice. the family also met cardinal pietro paddling the secretary of state of the hoody sea. and with cardinal sanity. a vatican diplomat. the family's visits the vatican city, the seat of power of the catholic church and receiving the pope's blessings. is of course a significant moment. however, almost 6 months on, and despite the family, as tireless lobbying of various different governments and the international criminal court, justice for sharina has still not been achieved. shooting was shot dead by his ready forces while on assignment for al jazeera in jeanine in the occupied west bank. on may 11th. at her funeral is really forces beat back mourners and pool bearers, causing her coughing to nearly hit the grou

i'm stephanie decker and back to can city where the family of killed ology during the shooting of walk has met with the pope and the family will be holding memorial math major today. also like lindsey throwing sons into bungle dash, bullying 22 people leaving thousands more homeless. ah, welcome to the prego. we begin in level where hundreds of refugees returning home to syria. lebanese officials say 751. syrians are being repaired treated voluntarily. rights groups are concerned about their safety level hosts around $1500000.00 syrian refugees to join us now from also in lebanon, where this is all happening. big question marks about how voluntary these returns are. as the government puts it, yes, the repatriation process is organized by the lebanese government and the syrian government, the united nations is not involved. neither are any human rights groups, and that is why they're raising concerned. they're saying that they have no evidence that these are forced the deportations if you like. but at the same time, there's little transparency in this whole process. and human rights gro

the first passenger train passed along the crimean bridge after the explosion, the double-decker trainber 28 followed from simferopol to moscow earlier in test mode along the railway span, the repaired crossing successfully passed the freight train traffic on the highway was also restored, but so far in reverse mode, i remind you, on the morning of october 8 on the crimean bridge was undermined by a truck . it was mined and the detonation of the charge was carried out in such a way as to cause maximum damage. the russian authorities have determined the entire infrastructure of the facility that it is a terrorist attack, the high yellow level of terrorist danger in the northern regions of crimea and at infrastructure facilities has been extended until october 23. europe continues to sponsor the ukrainian conflict, and germany announced additional deliveries of weapons to kiev, in particular berlin promises to send in a sultan from greece and slovakia according to cnn, germany's defense minister specified that ukraine would receive an iris-ti air defense system and a hundred tanks. again

made collectively, but, nevertheless, in the british british parliament, drivers of, uh, red double-deckeruses sit and make a decision. or not. here justice is multidimensional, if we are talking about ourselves as the belarusian people's assembly, this is historical justice, but that is, the actualization of those forms of gentile power that have developed from our history, they have proven themselves, and we are talking about polish and so on. that is, these forms of our history were at some stage they were set aside. although, well, in soviet times there were congresses. uh, people's deputies, for example, and so on quite right, and now the belarusian people's assembly, which has been working since 1995, yes, but it did not have a constitutional status. now he has been given this status, and we are talking about the fact that we are moving in line with our history, that is, historical justice. we are talking about social justice of the representation of all social groups of the strata of society at the entire belarusian people's assembly. we are talking about legal justice, and the subo

if need and decker has the details on that. there was some speculation that the meeting last night between the 2 men who do not get on something very well known was perhaps to strike a deal to have maybe one of them not run to figure out how to move forward for the best of the party. and indeed the country, but we got an already sent. the new deal had been struck from bars johnson this morning saying that there was no deal that he was going to run and that he was the right man. the one with the mandate basically refer back to 2019 election when he was elected to solve this issue. so we've already got a sentence that no deal was met. now we have officially heard from her. she's tonight that he will be writing at somalia. state media are reporting that the country security force is a dealing with a so called terrorist incident that a hotel in the port city of kiss. my you, a car laden with explosives, reportedly rammed into the gate of the building there to mar, neuron med, has more on this from already ship. the sauce is off job

kristen: i'm excited about decker's outdoor, this is the company that makes sheepskin boots, people you love or love to hate, been in the hot shoe for a long time but they turned into a steady moneymaker but what is exciting is there running shoes, this is not like a -- nike level brand awareness but they are number 2 in specialty running, it is not a one trick pony it can find and grow. >> i'm looking at ticker symbol see cj, uranium miner, taking half of westinghouse electric which does nuclear services, the market hated it, stock dropped 20% but an interesting deal, could allow takeover services for nuclear plants because russia will not do servicing anymore. it is an interesting it is interesting deal and interesting stock. jack: thanks for that explanation. to read more check out barron.com. that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. no r

chevron, the best performing stock in the dow up about 5%, stanley black and decker up 5% on a reporttting jobs to trim costs and shares of tesla, that's the problem child here today off about 8% on disappointing deliveries let's trade the names with ava ottos chief investment strategies at er shares. welcome, good to have you with us let's talk chevron first, shall we >> yes, chevron is a buy we like it tin this market it has a 4% yield t. has very good margins in fact, their margins are double the industry average, and most importantly, it's uniquely positioned between russia and the west many people don't know this, but more than 20 years ago chevron used to be a small to middle-sized company until they took over the kazakh oil field which put them on the map and brought them to the next level and now that kazakhstan with russia gone is the second biggest provider to europe and given the fact that chevron's more than 50% of chevron's revenue comes from international, that's going to continue benefit chevron in the long-term future. >> ava, what about stanley black and decker >> so

we also think valuation for the three we highlight ready compelling deckers has more than $25 a share and cash on the balance sheet. we think is not getting credit of the ugg brand and the specialty brand. that's one we like a lot here as a quality name crocs is more controversial. the valuation is much, much lower here we think the market is pricing in a 20 to 30% cut to croc sales and much lower profitability and also not giving credit for the newest brand they acquired last year, the hey dude brand frankly, all of the market indications seem to be holding up well for both brands and we think the expectations are over blown here to the downside. >> your third pick we didn't mention, vf corp, vans and north face and a lot of outdoor, the dicky's part with the exposure to the workforce, right? >> that's right. bf corp is a portfolio of 12 brands we think the portfolio is well positioned and certainly better positioned than in the past. virtually all of the brands except vans are on a strong trajectory including dix ki's and we think the market is over concentrated on the vans brand we

if you ask people what's the best in tools, they say stanley black and decker should it be thrown away like this yes, s&p is arguably the worst business in the world right now than the semi conductors there is no pepsi co here. will there always be no ipos is that the new normal everyone that says it's the new normal will be laughed off the trading floor, which is where we are. abbott, if you think so why not buy it next, they hate mergers especially industries with few competitors and cell tower companies are on sale. these are terrific consistent companies with very good long term growth. finally, there is a really hot one, mid america apartment communities. a real estate investment trust that owns and operates multi family apartment properties. we know that's precisely where housing is in short supply so why the heck would you sell the stock of a company that owns some of the hottest properties in the country that's just plain stupid not like you're buying an office building in center city. listen, i know i'm taking a shotgun approach here, not a precise rifle but the bottom line, i

oh, oh, because it's a couple monitors, shoak decker stuff. so when i hit or not like a know what the la jolla passion knew, i'm showing it in to people there even lower than livestock breached shadow issue. the audiologist and mastermind behind everything that happened in the death camp to the chinese population of har being were the equivalent of lab rats. these weren't human beings who had rights to life, who had rights to freedom from porter in sickness and disease. these were people who he could carry out tests to further his goals, which was to create the world's greatest biological weapons program in test subjects were injected with cholera. typhoid anthrax, bubonic plague, and syphilis. the progression of their disease was studied carefully. victims were later dissected, well, still alive with for so abortion was illegal in the united states until the case of roe vs wade. i had an abortion. i am a mother today because i had an abortion in 2012 and that abortion saved my life. and we are here to fight for women's right. the constitution

stephanie decker, al jazeera, vatican city. >> israeli forces have raided the home of a palestinian activist was killed in august. they reportedly arrested his brother. the operation is the latest in a series targeting members of the group lions tin in the occupied west bank. britain's new leader rishi sunak has been put to the test in the house of commons in his first prime minister's questions. he defended the reappointment of the home secretary after she was forced to resign just last week due to a data breach. >> a little more than 24 hours since taking the top job, rishi sunak student house of commons for the first time as prime minister. from the opposition later party, and acknowledgment for the historic moment. >> may i welcome the prime minister, the first british asian prime minister is a significant moment in our national story. >> but there was a quick return to divided partisan policies -- politics. >> let working people have their say and call a general election. >> rishi sunak insisting his mandate was clear. >> our mandate is based on the manifesto that we were elected on, to

a 3.80, double decker biggest commercial airplane in the world. passenger plane can always tell when a pipe is not a violent. i just think it's something that, it's pretty clear was right on time. every time i did of our show here. but, yeah, a lot of fog out there right now. so we'll see more of that fog throughout the night tonight. kind of a deeper marine lair. >> that's allowed to push further on shore. there goes that are bus right now. think that they'll is headed out of town. but we're going to see high pressure overhead. that ridge is going start the weekend. i think as we get the weekend before that got a cold front dropping over the top of it. but other than a few high clouds sun, more of a northerly a northeasterly wind aloft. it looks like really some nice weather for the bay area going to stay warm in most spots away from the coastline. overnight lows will have a little bit of a chill 40's and 50's outside tonight in spots as we head toward tomorrow afternoon, europe in 60's in the san francisco. a 15 60's right along the coastline an

stephanie decker reports a brief and intimate moment with the head of the catholic church. his holiness pope francis bless is sharina brother tony. her 2 nieces and sharon sister in law, we came as a family to the van to come to get our message across and continue advocating for hours one and on the shaheen. oh, we were here to call on accountability and just this. the family will submit cardinal pietro paddling the secretary of state of the hoody sea. and with cardinal sanity, a vatican diplomat. the families visit to vatican city, the seat of power of the catholic church and receiving the pope's blessings, is of course a significant moment. however, almost 6 months on. and despite the family's tireless lobbying of various different government and the international criminal court. justice for sure, marine has still not been achieved should in the shot dead by his really forces while on assignment for al jazeera in jeanine in the occupied west bank on may. 11th at her funeral is really forces beat back mourners and who bears, causing her coughing to nearly hit the ground, t

stephanie decker in london. thank you very much. let's take a look back at boris johnson's downfall as prime minister. he was already a device of figure when he came to office in 2019. many britain saw him at the time as an opportunist who use turmoil around briggs to push out his predecessor. but his handling of the pandemic the following year in the scandals that emerged hurt his popularity even among conservative voters. in december of last year, reports emerged several illegal parties at johnston's official residence during cove in 1900 lockdown. in june. he did survive a confidence vote, but with only 60 percent of his m. p. 's backing him, johnson was forced out the next month after a several senior cabinet members resigned, including richie sooner. well, earlier i spoke to concern the member of the u. k. parliament daniel kaplinski. he says the party is facing a choice between several polarizing figures. i'm very disappointed and somebody who was dedicated my professional life to the conservative party. i've been a good sort

stephanie decker talking to us from westminster. stephanie, thank you very much. and let's go back to alan fisher, who is still outside a dining street. allan, i know you were listening to that statement that we heard earlier from wishes sooner. a very short statement and i don't know if you saw i had a chance to see the pictures, the ones we were watching. it seemed somewhat staged. there was no the didn't appear to be an audience. he seemed to be talking to essentially, to an empty room. what was your take on what he was saying? that he said the things that politicians are meant to say when that elected the leader of their party. and remember, that's all he is at the moment. he's still not prime minister has more consequential words will come in front of that very famous door after he's been to see king charles and has asked to form a government. he said the things that you would expect them to say that it's a privilege and an honor to lead the party. but when he talks about unity and stability, that's aimed more at the conservative party than it is at the count

it is planned to launch new double-decker trains at the mcc, modern, comfortable and roomy, this is how will look like, while it is computer graphics. now stolichny diptrans, together with russian railways, is working on the technical and economic nuances to create such a train will take up to 5 years, but the authors of the project promise it will be the most reliable transport, with an increased capacity of the mcc, annually transporting about 150 million passengers and the number of trips is steadily growing. state museum of alexander sergeyevich pushkin turns 65. the moscow house, therefore, the museum of the rare estate at the time of its creation did not have a single exhibit in its funds, and now it is one of the largest in the country, anna balance will tell about the history of the creation of this unique collection. autumn time the charm of a quiet moscow courtyard, and now alexander sergeevich himself will just lie down on a bench and watch the newly coming guests of his museum, i suggest that you all rush along with me into the century, 19. full immersion in pushkinskaya in

enthusiasm, his commitment to the mission of offering an uncancellable platform >> reporter: ben decker is the founder of a company that investigates disinformation and violent extremism. so you're saying calm yaw west's rhetoric could possibly fuel extremism on parler. >> the volume of these kinds of statements and the amount of hate that, you know, is packaged within them generally does lead to real-world harm >> reporter: what do you say to critics who say that rhetoric that is shared on parler can lead and has led to violence >> i don't see how mere rhetoric will lead to violence, given that parler has always had a policy against violent or inciting content the best way to address that is through more speech, not through censorship >> reporter: parler was launched in 2017. it is one of the apps that bud during the trump campaign and presidency as an alternative to social media giants. a number of january 6 rioters were charmed ged after posting i activities on parler parliament technology told fox business of west's purchase. >> parler needs its brand to expand >> reporter: he is ma

every year, 20000000 items are destroyed and germany alone, logistics expert bureau as decker did the math and came up with that number. so our online retailers, the biggest problem allied off will to hand brick and mortar stores still have a higher sales volume than online retailers. those stores do see fewer returns on that button. on the other hand, up, their amount of surplus stock left over is huge. in the opposite and the industry has grown rapidly before the pandemic, the average person in germany spent more than $900.00 euros on clothing a year. that's a market volume of 76000000000 euros, most of which was spent on fast fashion divorce. and so it was the clothing giants that offer low price fashion that saw matt grows on this being able to dress fashionably for little money. it is very attractive for many people. often, especially young people who don't earn so much with the pandemic, was a huge shock to retailers. germany had 3 locked downs in between. shops were offering cut prices to get rid of stock. still, retailers were left with mountains of unsold clothes, winter coll

the french military of sheltering dummy boat, which france denies. nicholas hawk reports from decker residence in burkina faso capital. why do go running away from gunfire? overhead, military helicopters, fly low over this city. coop, louder, scramble into position. they fear a counter offensive from forces loyal to colonel belied amoeba. amidst the confusion, shops are closed, their owners sensing danger were the one on one other thing that we don't know what's going on, but we heard gunfire, but we don't know what or who's behind it and no one. we just need unity. so we can move forward on friday, soldiers announced a qu on national television declaring a state of emergency in closing the country's borders. they are led by a young captain, ibrahim tory, and claimed to have ousted bologna, the power himself just 8 months ago in another military coup them. yuba is now in hiding and it's unclear who is actually in charge. the coup waters accused frowns of protecting me by the former colonial power has been supporting brocade us forces against attacks from on bootleg deisel and our cad

price cap on the lining that energy has become the main geopolitical issue. luca dale decker was their decision to decrease the supply of oil, which is a clear answer to our proposal to government fries avoid the means that energy is becoming the most important jew strategic issue today, related with the war, but also with the balance of power into world and dozens of e u, and of the leaders gathered in the check capital on thursday. the new political community format, so to discuss security and energy among other topics. however, however, efforts to find common ground on issues such as a price cap and further anti russian sanctions appear to have failed. r t contributes. rachel marston has more. there were 44 countries united, discussing the challenge herself today. and it showed how much russia is isolated by now. the new e u political community and invention of french president emanuel mac holes consisting of the 27 nation block. and 17 other countries most of which aspire to join the e. u has just wrapped up, is inaugural p r exercise in prague. now the whole point of this event in

stephanie decker reports, roads, gardens, homes, all submerged. in some cases, the flood waters of reach as high as the roof tops. new guy, i love them. we're left with nothing to cope with life. we now get into the 1st floors of all houses in canoes. i don't know how we're going to get back from what's lost from the flood. we don't have anything to eat. nigeria has been battling heavy rains and catastrophic flooding for weeks. more than half a 1000000 people have been affected according to the national emergency management agency. i'm we, we were not properly informed on the magnitude of what we will face because if they did, we would have had made plans to evacuate. we thought it was the normal flooding that happens every year when the river overflows its boundaries. but this isn't normal, yearly flooding water levels are the worst at a decade. according to aid workers, the flood came suddenly and met us unprepared. all the houses and the camps, which served a federal them for farmers under water. more than 300 people have so far been killed by

stephanie decker, al jazeera vatican city of a value of shares in facebook's parent company has dropped by 19 percent, wiping more than $65000000000.00 of the firm's value matter reported weaker than expected profits on wednesday. it blames stagnating daily user numbers and cuts and advertising budgets. companies found a mark zuckerberg says it is also facing tough competition for rivals of, for the 1st time in new zealand history, the majority of law makers, a women.

why i'm doing this is because i think i am best place to bring the party together. aren't stephanie decker joins us now. live from london at steph marathon day for you. as everything is falling into place, hour by hour. we have 24 hours now before the 1st. the 1st really important deadline to gather enough support to be of an official candidate. yes, i think everyone's kind of waiting. what bar is johnson is going to do? i mean, he's back to being the center of attention, which is something that mr. johnson does like. but of course, this is a country in crisis with a very severe economic crisis that needs to be dealt with immediately. this is something that where she to knock mentioned in his statement last couple of hours when he officially announced his candidacy. we always knew that he was the one that already had a 100 nominations in the last you know, 36 hours or a. so you mentioned a penny more did they are a question mark still, whether she will have enough numbers to make it as an official candidate. and as you mentioned, there were now 23 hours away from that final deadline. wheth

stephanie decker, al jazeera vatican city of a value of shares in facebook's parent company has drunk by 19 percent, wiping more than $65000000000.00 of the firms value matter reported weaker than expected profits on wednesday. it blaine's stagnating, daily use a numbers and cuts in advertising budgets. companies found a mark zuckerberg says it is also facing tough competition for rivals. for the 1st time in new zealand history, the majority of law makers, a women. so i a peck, mason has been sworn into parliament as speaker. she brings the balance to 60 women and $59.00 men. new zealand is among just 6 nations in the world where women make up at least half the parliament globally only 26 percent of lawmakers are women. i think it's a credit for new zealand that we've reached a significant milestone after all. we with this country to win the right to vote. ah, this is, let's get around up the top story. ukraine says wet weather and to rain is making the counter offensive in the southern hassan region. more difficult. resident zaleski says the face is fighting is taking place in the ea

of janine in may, stephanie decker was following event force from peter squire in the vatican city. it's obviously a very important and, and pulling the meeting full sharina families that just talk us through what we know in terms of the timeline that will lead us to that meeting. well, the families just attended the general audience of the pope, which is finishing. you can see that just behind me, the pope is now receiving civilians. the family will be part of those who if you're running vatican tv, you may see them going past meeting. the pope, we will be meeting with a family officer to see what frances, how to say it is extremely important. the family was invited here by the vatican and they will so later on in the day at 1500 g m t 5 o'clock the local be holding mass memorial for shooting here in rome. it will be attended by, you know, representatives of the vatican also represented by the senior representatives. i think it's very important to keep highlighting. this is something that the family has been trying to do tirelessly over the almost 6 months now they've match with us

say the situation is quote. beyond their control, stephanie decker, al jazeera, negotiations have resumed between south africa state logistics company, trans. net. and it's employees, ongoing strikes of the firm, overweight disputes are affecting the country's economy. i mean, many reports from johannesburg. the strike has come at a very difficult time for south africa. it's trying to resuscitate an ailing economy. north america relies significantly on imports and exports facilitator that people around the country. and the ongoing strike is costing the economy millions of dollars every day. for now, the flow of goods has flowed quite considerably, but not stopped entirely. it's important to remember that those ports in dublin and cape town also see the neighboring countries. and while these people have been affected, were at city deep in johannesburg, it's a trans hub for vital goods. the strike action has slowed the movement of goods, not only at those ports, but also at places like this. while a small group has come out to process joe, more than a full 1000 work as a country, once a 10

stephanie decker, al jazeera vatican city, south korean electronics companies. samsung says it's 3rd quarter operating profits a down by more than 30 percent. the world's largest memory chip and smartphone maker earned around $7700000000.00 between july and september. samsung blames a drop and demand for electronic devices on the global economic downturn. the price of shares in met up has dropped by over 19 percent, wiping more than $65000000000.00 off its value. facebook's parent company reported weakened unexpected profits on wednesday. they blamed stagnating numbers of daily users and cuts and advertising budgets. the companies found in missouri, bo says it's also facing tough competition. ah, no football fans in doha will be able to enjoy a wide variety of activities during the world cup. one such outing could be a visit to the $3.00 to $1.00 cat or olympic and sports museum specially exhibition for the tournament. it estimates went there to taken into display the eyes of the football world or focused on cutter. and so is its history. the world of football is a special 6 month ex

stephanie decker has more on this is back to being the center of attention, which is something that mr. johnson does like. but of course, this is the country in crisis with a very severe economic crisis that needs to be dealt with immediately. this is something that rushes to not mentioned in his statement last couple of hours when he officially announced his candidacy. we always knew that he was the one that already had a 100 nominations in the last 36 hours or so. you mentioned penny moore did their question mark still, whether she will have enough numbers to make it as an official candidate. the police in somalia say 5 people have been killed following an attack at a hotel in the southern port city of cas mayo. a car laden with explosives, reportedly rammed into the gate of the building yard group. l shabani has claimed responsibility. at least 220 people have been killed in 2 days of violence between ethnic groups in sudan. the latest fighting in the blue nile region reportedly broke out because of a land dispute. chinese president shooting pain, secured an unprecedented 3rd term a

let's cross over to westminster, where stephanie decker is standing by. obviously, rashid made his initial speech to the back bench committee. we are expecting him to speak publicly shortly. steph, their maps must be some size of relief that this vote hasn't gone on and on and on and on. yes, i think particularly from the public that you mentioned there that he has addressed members of parliament. i have one member of apartment with me, david morris. say he's just been listening in that room with the, with the new prime minister re soon at 1st and foremost. and can you tell us what he had to say and how was it received? yes, richie came in, so a standing ovation. everybody's elated that he's now a new prime minister. i do know that this mountain time. ready a location where he's meeting people like himself, he bitin and them he set out is, is fishing of what we should be doing with the country, which is getting fiscal economic policy back on track. and making sure that people have been looked up to through these hardy economic times, who say a standing ov