dennis murphy (voiceover): and derrick says he called jose. i said, um, jose, this is derrick. have you heard from pam? and he says, i haven't heard from pam. he said, me and pam broke up. broke up? yeah. dennis murphy (voiceover): derrick says he wanted to know more, so he began his own personal investigation. i said, give me your address. i'm coming to your house. i need to talk to you. and he said? he said, ok. dennis murphy (voiceover): he says they met in the lobby of jose's apartment building in nearby virginia. i said, pam was missing. can we go up to your apartment? he said, yeah. i mean, very cordial, nice conversation. dennis murphy (voiceover): jose, he says, expressed concern and compassion. he was telling me how much he cared about pam, how much he loved her. he said we broke up on friday, and i haven't seen or heard from her since. i wish i could help you, but i just don't know. dennis murphy (voiceover): the reason for the breakup, according to jose, was jealousy. he said, you know how pam is. and he said, i was staying in touch with one of my ex-girlfriend's dau

no, derrick was clean. derrick was clean. clean as a whistle.r's friend, rita, heard the news of jose's arrest. i just cried. i sat in my office and cried that this had finally happened. dennis murphy (voiceover): but jose continued to say he was innocent. he's under arrest, very calm, very relaxed, and he's just hey, i didn't kill pam. but you knew he was your guy. we knew it was he was our guy. we have him being the last person seen with pam. we have his first wife, marta, who's disappeared off the face of the earth. we have his second wife, who tells us that she was beaten, threatened. we have jose giving his second wife's sister marta's information and said, ha, she's not going to need it. so you take all these things and you put it together, and it's jose killed pam. no if and buts about it. he killed them. dennis murphy (voiceover): even though pamela butler's body had not been found in the eight years after she'd vanished from her washington, dc, home, jose rodriguez-cruz was charged with her first degree murder and potentially faced life

that was the day derrick puff made an attempt on his life. >> derrick doesn't remember getting the gunt remember that night. derrick doesn't remember shooting himself. >> reporter: derrick lost his face, changing his and his family's lives forever. >> derrick was in good shape, and they didn't anticipate derrick making it. >> reporter: from 2014 to 2020, derrick underwent 58 reconstructive surgeries. the 58th was supposed to be his last. but it didn't work. the puffs were left with only one option, a face transplant. >> it was a big decision to make, if he wanted to pursue that avenue. and he said, mom, i've went through 58 surgery, why would i not finish now? >> reporter: which led derrick to mayo clinic. >> derrick, when he came to us for his facial deformity. he wasn't saying i want a face transplant. he was saying i want to be normal again. >> reporter: the doctor performed the first face transplant in 2016. when he met derrick, a lengthy process began. dr. mardini planned the operation for months. they combed through donors. blood types, skin type and age. then in february 2024, d

and that will be a huge run by derrick jameson and going to take it to the house! >> how about that! that's meaningful for a lot of people, i think >> derrick jameson goes 72 yards on his first carry at utah state. sophomore from maple grove, minnesota this is from the minneapolis st. paul twin city area. junior college last year. welcome to the big time. what a run >> you feel good it is a losted night in a lost year for utah state this is a smile >> young guy gets his first touch >> trying to go to a -- an absolute you know -- ditribe on cougar fan base what they learn and the defense let's them! splice them down the middle that's what you get throw nothing back up guys late. jakeville enough of that incentive. >> this week with the film on make sure that that new mexico trip does in the sneak up on anybody. >> and it really you see the arms crossing. imagine what he is thinking. 7 and a half minutes for style point and get it become on eighty-one play >> stats i highlight here you look at defense for washington the point per game. 26.9 that is right in the avera

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you know, i'm really excited about derrick tran. and we are watching another race in california right now. and he has pulled ahead as well. adam gray. we are hoping that we actually end up having more members of the house this 119th than we actually had in this 118th so we are on track to have the same number we had around the 118th. if we can pick up this last seat with dr. gray, we are looking at having 215. and donald trump has plucked out a number of members already. which means that we may get as close as 217 to 215 if everything works out which is something they have never had to endure in the 118th. >> congresswoman jasmine crocket. a lot of them don't like each other. that's a statement of fact. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> good to see you. >> it's true. >>> coming up, with nearly every house seat called, what that incredibly narrow republican margin will mean for the next two years? this is really something. right after this. omething. right after this. >>> democrat derrick tran has won the race for california's 4

ohio state representative derrick merritt to dethrone congresswoman marcy captor in ohio's ninth districtct by three points in 2020 and a lot of money spent to support your campaign and put you over the finish line. what do you think your chances are if any marcy captor in office since 1983? >> carley, good morning and thank you for having me on, our campaign has so much momentum as we seek to defeat liberal ineffective members of congress and the last 40 years. we have president trump's support and we are confident we will flip the seat and helped to expand the republican majority in the u.s. house so we can deliver for the american people to lower the cost of living and secure our borders and to take on the political class that has let down the country. >> todd: the refining company, a lot of union guys in your neck of the woods who has historically voted democrat. but donald trump has made inroads with rank-and-file voters so what are those voters telling you? >> this is all about the economy, carley. many union people are supporting the elections. you can go to toledo, ohio, with a fa

the dog isn't allowed on the couch, derrick!a good neighbor, state farm is there.® before two minutes to go. >> kevin: there are a lot of people here that make us look good. look at ben with his turkey shirt on. that is unbelievable. tom on the other side. mike pereira. it is an army that makes us look good every week. here we go. the game on the line. giants trying to get it back. cooper rush to throw it. far side. what a catch that was by brandin cooks! it is a first down for dallas! risky but it worked. >> tom: wow. what a catch. a plus plus from one of my favorite players. just what they needed. cooper rush making a nice throw. only where he died could get it. it doesn't quite end the game but it makes it almost impossible. brandin cooks is the most dependable player on the field at this point. >> kevin: dallas will take a knee. there is nothing the giants can do. the cowboys on a thanksgiving at home beat the rivals the giants, 27-10. 27-20 i should say. eight straight wins against the giants. a rivalry they have dominated

look at ken niumatalolo in the defensive coordinator who stayed, derrick odum.ans on their way to the win this year. while we were away come on sportsman-like conduct on stanford. right now, san jose state is in victory mode. another kneeled down -- a couple of them and this game is going to be over. >> ross: what a roller coaster this fourth quarter was. >> rich: yes. weird ending to it with ashton daniels trying to pull the ball back and couldn't. turns out to be an incompletion and ends at stanford's hopes. they will finish at 3-9 for the third straight year. people said how are they going to run offense at san jose state with the option guys? he said i'm going to hire this guy, craig stutzmann. offensive coordinator from a great receiver from hawaii who played the bun and shoot. for this program to survive, brent brennan leaving at a lot of players leaving they end up at 7-5 and a full game it's really something. >> ross: especially after those losses the last couple of games at home to a couple of top rank to mountain west teams, boise state and unlv it's g

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. >> reporter: a mirror image in california including outside of los angeles where derrick tran is onef five democratic challengers trying to win battleground seats held by republicans. >> the fact that a daughter of california is going to be the next president of the united states, it's lifting up all the other red to blue campaigns, the challenger races in california. >> reporter: race for control of the u.s. house could be an extended cliffhanger. california processes its vote count slowly, sometimes taking days or weeks, and control of the house could come down to california. scott macfarlane, cbs news, new york. >>> and be sure to join us on election night for real-time results, analysis, and exclusive polling. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on our cbs news 24/7 streaming channel and 7:00 p.m. eastern on the cbs television network. >>> and turning overseas, the u.s. election is being closely watched throughout the middle east as the fighting there rages on. rocket barrages from hezbollah in lebanon killed seven in northern israel, four of them thai nationals. cbs' holly will

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let's discuss the trump transition and more with republican congressman derrick van orden of wisconsin. he serves on the house veterans affairs committee and is also a retired navy seal and congressman. i wanted to start there first. thank you so much for joining us. your thoughts on the president elect's recently announced pick for secretary of the navy, john fallon. he's not someone who has military experience or any significant public connection to the navy or the pentagon. he is someone who founded a private investment company. he was a large donor to trump's reelection campaign. we should note. do you think fallon has the right qualifications to be secretary of the navy well first of all, happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> i'm also on the house agriculture committee. so when you're eating your thanksgiving feast tomorrow, make sure you thank a farmer. you know what i'm the longest serving enlisted member of the united states military to ever be elected to congress in the history of our nation. i have multiple combat tours as a united states navy seal and i'm completely comfortabl

joining me now is derrick johnson. he's president and ceo of the naacp. sir, it's good to have you with us this afternoon. what do you make of what walmart had to say there? that these moves come from an effort by the company, a desire to, quote, foster a sense of belonging well, it's contradictory. >> you cannot remove opportunities to see all your employees, to honor all of your customers by removing programs and initiatives to include them for the first time and then say that you're doing it because you want to create and foster a culture of belonging. you don't belong if you are a part of a racial identity that's not included, you don't belong. if your gender greatness is not lifted up, you don't belong. if your otherness is is demonized as opposed to celebrate we are in a political climate where we have traveled in four short years of america, recognizing that the isolation and the othering of communities was the wrong way to go, and many corporations like walmart tried to correct for that, only to find themselves uh retracted in a very short period.

derrick chappell and morton johnson have been in prison for 25 years for a crime that they not commit. dna evidence has excluded these three men as potential perpetrators of the crime for which they are incarcerated. six months ago, their convictions were overturned, and yet they sit prison to this day because the prosecutors office is so deeply invested in being right that they appealed judge's decision to overturn their conviction a decision based on scientific evidence and these innocent men remain behind bars. when you read the book you will be blown away by the unbelievable scenario those that the prosecutors put forward to help obtain their conviction. situations like mr. grassley's and his co-defendants make, it so important that these stories be told most innocent people go unheard. when you read flame framed, please remember the injustices in these stories were suffered by human beings that did nothing wrong. it is our privilege to be joined this by a person who, while the particular circumstances of their story is not covered in the book, endured decades of wrongful imprison

president and ceo of the naacp, derrick johnson, thank you.eak with pulitzer prize-winning journalist, bob woodward to a look ahead to the domestic and global issues donald trump will inherit when he returns to the white house. >>> plus, jam vand high of axios will join us. he'll lay out why democrats lost so badly. >>> also ahead, emmy award-winning actor, jason sudeikis will be here to talk about his fund-raising event, thunder gong. "morning joe" will be right back. thunder gong "morning joe" will be right back shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildre

, chaplain, pray harder and i said, well, derrick, just imagine what it would be if i weren't praying already but i knew that sheila could imagine what the floor would be like if we weren't praying. she knew that prayer mattered. all of you who are here among us know that sheila knew that prayer mattered. there are a lot of people out there that think they can't pray and they don't pray. i feel for them because it seems to me that they simply can't find that beautiful garden, that sweet hour of prayer. and oftentimes we are all struck with the reality that we need god every hour. as the chaplain of the house, i have the bird's eye view of the trials and temptations and trouble that truly is everywhere. they are weak and heavy laden, cumbered with a load of care beyond our imagining. as their chaplain, it is a privilege for me to carry each one of them in prayer and i will tell you that at the end of sheila's tenure here on the hill, i had seen that she'd lost quite a bit of weight and i looked at her and i said, you've lost a lot of weight, is it intentional? she said, no. i said shei

derrick white going to bring it down and just puts up the transition. 3 pointer. >> he finished with 26 and the celtics led by 5 after the warriors bench outperform. the celtics, though, in the second both offense and defense kyle anderson, one and then knocking down 3 straight threes. >> giving the dubs a four-point lead, 11 points for the man they call slo-mo. if you you can figure that one out. just when you watch him it's affective, though, on andrew ivins was affected. no signs of a sore back as he gets the the soft and through. plus the foul 16 for with warriors with outscored. the celtics in the 2nd quarter. 30 to 16 with a champs responded in the 3rd hitting 10, 3 pointers. jayson tatum led the way with 17 points in the quarter. celtics scored 41 in the 3rd and get within one heading to the 4th. and then in the final minutes, they're trading body blows. curry up top drives the lane gets the floater down. warriors up staff had 27 points. 9 assists and 7 rebounds tatum comes right back. one on 3 want to move. the fate as he gets clobbered to the court. tatum led all scorers wit

and then steph driving scoop to the hoop over derrick white. meaner kevon looney had back to back putbacks late. and then he'll ices it with a three as the warriors hand boston their first home loss of the season. 118 112. >> i mean, obviously boston was you know, without jaylen brown and porzingis. so this is not their their best version of their team. but they're still good. so it's a hell of a win and a tough environment. >> this is a sight for sore eyes 49 ers tailback christian mccaffrey on the practice field today running with some speed. mccaffrey hasn't played at all this season because of achilles tendinitis. the expectation is he'll play sunday in tampa. but coach kyle shanahan would not confirm or deny that. >> do you think there will be a decision on whether or not christian plays sunday to, like, publicly kick, kick off? >> just as long as he doesn't get sore and have setbacks each day with practice. usually if you get that in practice, that means it's going to be worse in the game. so hopefully you can string together three days i

authorities expect the death toll to rise. relief workers are coming through the rubble of dozens of homes. derrick, my young, lost his entire family siblings and both bedrooms. they might have died from a devastating glance light to good bye, save green, eastern uganda. when i'm really desperate for your disappearance. have no hope because i'm sure my family is full good. i'm sure. i know i've no doing this. he's one of the many survivors who are morning loved ones. the landslide are good on wednesday in black and blue district that approximately 300 glow me to east of the capital come by law, as the religious ones inhabited by homes and schools. and most of most indeed mud the you can then government sets of citizens living and land slide regions to relocate. but the local a parties say the prime minister's office is not doing, you know, the prime minister's office was responsible for the disagreement plan. the remaining combined with him in head with the people around you know of on to update the chairs boom and be have prepared our luggage to move when are you even kidding us? but i have no one

both derrick lively and pj washington are out injured, but the warriors well, that could make for a longaying so well. the new look for years, at least and the dallas mavericks banged up with a few other issues it can make for a long night and it's already going to be emotional night because the warriors they bring claim for the first time. >> i'm looking forward to it. i think we all are. it'll be very i know our fans are geared up for it and that can't wait to see clinton. the brand of play in the bay area, >> it's something don't know any word her way. i explain it would do it. justice. we obviously have a game play. so you want to make lock on that. the users and celebration welcome that he's going to get very opportunity to reflect on all the memories that we what i enjoy the moment. getting the celebration that he does i just hope >> so the ice, the sharks looking to make it 2 straight wins in a row. they were in philly taking on the fly u.s. 3rd period as pick it up. shark down by one. it's henry throught to sooth it. barclay goodrow with the snapshot and the sharks. they come all

he laterals but it's picked by derrick hall and that will do with the forty-niners they fall to the seahawksto 17 and they drop back down to 500 on the season place that they've been this season a couple times before in a place they're trying to get away from however, not able to do that as they now say 5, 5, on the season after dropping his game to the seahawks and doing it in familiar fashion coming out. pretty strong to start going into halftime. a pretty tight game. but coming out of halftime and just not closing in the 2nd half. a lot of the guys after the game in the locker room saying it's just something they have to figure out. brad warner calling this ralph infuriating as they continue to try and figure out what it is that's keeping them from being able. >> to close the game. and of course, those sentiments were echoed throughout the tape. >> at every opportunity run away with that and put it away. >> but the defense did a bunch of that, especially in a turnover in the 3rd quarter. feel real good about we're going in and scorn and overcome the penalties. i think each game. has its o

we caught up with one of those people, derrick johnson, a lifelong friend. she's known him since they were 16 years old. he told us what this moment means to him. >> it would mean so much to every young person, not just black, not just women, but every young person. what the american dream is all about. not about greed. not about, you know, privilege. it's about the opportunity to become and be the best person that you can possibly humanly be. and that's what she's done with herself. >> again, howard is in historically black college and university. that's why you hear that gospel choir practicing behind us right now. we do want to remind you that everything happening here on the yard, it's an invite only affair. so students here at howard university, they won't be able to watch this unless they are part of a sorority or fraternity, like vice president kamala harris, who of course pledged aka alpha kappa alpha while she was a student here at howard university. the rest of the students will likely be watching at the gymnasium on campus. we'll have live coverag

, the shock therapy is hitting both those who are already poor in the former middle class. solely derrick kitchens seek to help with the bare necessities. but they themselves have had all their funding caught by the malay administration. so volunteers are now left to give out food finance, through donations the is there any more food the many are attending there. last hopes on the churches which are doing what they can to alleviate the crisis. the franciscan mission runs one of the soup kitchens and went inside is called the good samaritan. every friday, it opens at stores and more and people are coming. here they cook for the poor. the . the diners include around 40 children who are under nourished. they receive meals here regularly. food prices have doubled since the end of 2023. if you, i mean, like on the, i can tell i'm going to, the number of people coming to us has increased june 13th and we used to serve about 180 manuals every friday. now the number has risen to 240 and we'll see isn't that? so we just changed the fees. the situation is very difficult, leasing over the way that p

what i like is that, i'm derrick, is that given us organizing this type of meeting where no one has to hide it, that's not, that's a dream come true when we were really enjoy this new sense of freedom. i'm going to sort of as a, as the just the hello welcome the to late has just joined us for strength, courage and determination inspire us every day. finally, the struggle for justice by to leave the collective and the relatives of the missing is funding an audience. johan, when he can pull out photographers spinning 5, g is documenting the lives of those with missing loved ones. and how the station can be. the exhibition is being held at the national museum of bangladesh, a sign of changing times. due to strong web tab, you have no idea how difficult it was to organize this type of defense. in the past, we could go in and we tried to exhibits around fishy, such as a few months ago. so we would quickly made to understand that this would not be possible, just finished the family to be in the community needs everywhere, looking forward to finally being able to show this work now across the

ellos son derrick richard stetz, de 35 años. stacey chris, de 27.tupefacientes fueron comprados en el área de la bahía y transportados al condado tulum. según lo indica la investigació. arrestan a un hombre por posesión de material de abuso sexual infantil. Él es michael steven rafiel, de 45 años de edad, a quien también involucran con cientos de videos ofensivos. Él ahora está en la cárcel del condado el dorado. oiga, falta 3 días para las ventas del viernes negro black friday, como se conoce en inglés, y miles de personas aprovechan estas fechas. los grandes descuentos para la seguridad de los consumidores. el gobernador gavin newsom anuncia operativos de seguridad durante la temporada navideña carlos alberto trestini desde la capital del estado. tiene más detalles. carlos, buenas tardes. explícanos un poco más sobre esta iniciativa. te escuchamos. qué tal, flavio? buenas tardes. bueno, la seguridad definitivamente es un factor importantísimo, especialmente durante estas fechas donde mucha gente va a estar en las calles para hacer esas compras. el

we've been approached by many of the people who have derrick can been damaged by the rising tide. the couple with the uh, the, the storms overnight then asking us about where the could be going to get the material to rebuild their tents. and where about the can set up their new tents because they are the co sign has been proven to be very difficult for them that they, as they did, could not sleep as of last night. and the early hours of this morning to try and do a salvage whatever is left after the rising tides and the wages wash that way, all of their belongings and clothes and didn't have enough to dry clothes right now, not them. the adults one the children as well the, the, now the worry about them catching diseases just catching severe cold because of the hots would be hard to go through. over the night these families who have managed to serve by i. d, as rarely as types are now hoping to do to survive the winter, but with these, with the, the drop in the temperature is freezing. cold right now. and despite now it's a little bit sunny. but again, the after mass continues to

hi, derrick. you know, when you add 5 and minus 5, they cancel each other out well and you can do the same thing with sound. wait, wait. has chris truss? if we copy and paste that, we move the copy of the to the side. so the crests align with the trapped some of the original ways. we can only told her out and we get notes out. that's the one your headphones are doing. analyzing the noise around you and computing the mirror image version of it and then peeping into your ear. so that means your headphones are actually playing additional towns to noise counseling works best with cost and i'm no pitch. no, i get it. now another question. what about cleaning your years? how does that work? cuts and swaps. many people believe that the popular hygiene schools adjust the right tool to clean it deeply and thoroughly, but fall off from it. because cutting swaps push the wax deep into the deluxe, we squeeze together and it can become clumped. there's also a risk of injury academy. then i can well remember a

efforts of the crash thought have ended, and as far as he gets a voice and an investigation. vanya derrick has moved from no. besides the place of the tragedy in the city of not his size. northern serbia tonight is a place that there hundreds of people came to express their sadness and their entity, the families of those that have been killed. they are said, but they're also angry because no one is taking responsibility for 14, that they're 14 dead people and 3 is seriously injured, that they're still in the local hospital, and doctors are fighting for their lives. prosecute their office is faith, is that there is an ongoing investigation and the that the dozens of people will be questions by the police. among them, it is a serbian mean is there of infrastructure. i mean this to say to the, to the files that fell from stations building was ins on the reconstruction. but there are some x, there's a cleaning, either vice reconstruction business was carries out divide tool chinese companies. and they are stated that everything was done properly and everything was done by the book about the do

and then steph driving scoop to the hoop over derrick white. a leaner meaner kevon looney had back to back putbacks late. and then he'll ices it with a three as the warriors hand boston their first home loss of the season. 118 112. >> i mean, obviously boston was you know, without jaylen brown and porzingis. so this is not their their best version of their team. but they're still good. so it's a hell of a win and a tough environment. >> this is a sight for sore eyes 49 ers tailback christian mccaffrey on the practice field today running with some speed. mccaffrey hasn't played at all this season because of achilles tendinitis. the expectation is he'll play sunday in tampa. but coach kyle shanahan would not confirm or deny that. >> do you think there will be a decision on whether or not christian plays sunday to, like, publicly kick, kick off? >> just as long as he doesn't get sore and have setbacks each day with practice. usually if you get that in practice, that means it's going to be worse in the game. so hopefully you can string together thr

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how do you think about yourself, derrick? are you a hero? no, just somebody that cares about his family. i have no doubt in my mind that had this happened to me, that pam would have did the same for me. [soft music] [theme music] >>> i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." >>> my father always told me to look out for, to make sure she was okay. i was going to find her. >> you just knew as her mom that something was very wrong? >> yes, i did. >> there was a report she had been in a silver car, i knew she was in trouble. >> you get a call from a blocked number? >> yes. >> yes. >> she would turn it on and try to get some truth out of him. >> i will keep digging and digging. >> there are so many unsolved cases out there. indigenous women and girls across the nation, it is heart wrenching to really think about how we are invisible. >> i don't want any family to ever feel like how we felt. fel >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." carla yellowberg grew up surrounded by love on her north dakota indian reservation. when she vanished, her family was

the return for the touchdown by derrick barnett. >> that play pretty much sums up last night's game fors they fumbled twice on the same sequence before the houston texans pick up the ball and score a defensive touchdown. >>> houston running back joe mixon rushed for three scores as the texans never trailed on their way to an easy 34-10 win. houston maintains its two-game lead in the afc south while their interest rate rival, the cowboys, suffer their fifth straight loss. cowboys legitimately bad this year but they are still one win better than that 2-8 division rival the new york giants who might have seen the last of quarterback daniel jones under center. a lot of big fans have been waiting for this moment. the giants, yesterday, named tommy devito as their new starter with jones behind devito and lock. lock will be in the backup role. last place giants signed jones to a four-year, $160 million deal less than two years ago and have gone 3-13 in his 16 starts since. he is a disaster. this contract has been disaster and hard to see him being on the team next year. the team right now is i

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i mean, i think actually derrick rose, it's the example of a facility that's being used for other purposes aside from staging longhorn football games. as a former u.s. faculty member, i know for sure that are many academic oriented events that happen in that building right departments are housed there academic units right so i think what architects can do is reemerge what the stadium can be for community doesn't just have to be built for franchises because a sports franchise is a tenant, right? we don't as a tenant expect tenants tell landlords, build me a nice house, then you pay for it. right? but that's in effect, what sports franchises do. right. so i think i think the place to look actually to look at college football stadiums, look at some of the new soccer stands have been built that again, trying to to be more accessible to a broader public. i do think there are other models there. and i think our challenge is to try to to basically ask our politicians to come up with more imaginative ways, to imagine what i think is an institution that does value in the 21st century in this digita