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our living room ♪ >> brown: in the show's signature ballad, titled "omar sharif," katrina lenk as dinan movies and music as a young israeli girl. >> i'm just overjoyed that i get to sing such a beautiful songth and at people do seem to be responding to it in a way that they love it, maybe, as much as i do. ♪ and the living room becomes a garden ♪ ♪ and the tv set becomes ♪ and the music flows in t garden ♪ ♪ and everything grows ly >> that's a rexciting, special experience to have. >> brown: several cast members and writers visited israel before the production, to see the real town on which the story is based. thnd knew a tale of israelis egyptians comes with plenty of historical and political freight, and decided, as in the film, to focus on e smaller, human scale within the larger drama. >> i wouldn't say that it's accurate to say that the show is not political. i think it's enormously political. but the argument it's making is about the sort of man-made arbitrariness of politics. and that, in the absence of those imaginary structures, people connect over all kinds of things. >> brow

here to comment is one of our writers, dina gusovsky. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks, seth., before i talk about immigration, iant to show you a picture of a refugee. i know what you are thinking, that's really sad. who gave that little boy that haircut? even sadder, that's me. [ laughter ] i immigrated to the un states in 1991. and my mom gave me that haircut because she thought it would ehelp me fit in here in tly '90s. and honestly, she wasn't wrong. [ laughter and applause ] things were pretty messed up in russia back then. for starters, even though it was 1991, everything was still in black and white. also, it was dangerous. we're jewish and jewwere being thrown in jail for no reason, they couldn't get jobs and officials constantly asking to seour papers. russian jews got asked to show their papers more than american jews get asked which summer ca they went to [ light laughter ] t nore's a lot of talk lately about what immigrants are like. people say we're trying to snead inteal things from america. but the only thing i've ever o stolen is refisoda at burger king. [ lig

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dina asher—smith has beaten her own british 100 metres record this evening.league meeting in oslo. she finished second behind ivory coast's murielle ahoure, but her time of 10.92 seconds is seven hundredths of a second quicker than her previous best, set at the anniversary games three years ago. wigan‘s woes continue in rugby league's super league. this time it was wakefield trinity who inflicted a third look at that, though. the footwork to score the pic of wakefield's tries. a 32—16 win. eddiejones has named his england rugby union side, to play south africa in the first test on saturday. and after all the discussion surrounding his england re—call, there's no place — even on the bench — for danny cipriani. after a stand—out premiership season for wasps, he was called up to the national squad for the first time in 3 years, eddiejones saying if there were any attitude problems from him, he'd be swiftly on a flight home. he'll sit out this first match at ellis park injohannesburg — a south african stronghold eddiejones is determined to crack. it is a great op

just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran just stockholm diamond league. at thursday's meeting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better. she beat ahoure to first place. i was really happy i was able to win today that was my focus coming into the race. surprisingly good timing. i thought where can i take this and how can i get better. i don't think idida how can i get better. i don't think i did a better start but the second half was better than 0slo and i am with that. asher—smith's victory isn't the only british success in stockholm today. lorraine ugen claimed victory in the women's long jump, reaching a season's best of 6.85m with her first attempt. in april's commonwealth games, ugen helped england's100m relay team to gold — but the long jump is her preferred event. and this really is something special. 19—year—old cuban juan miguel echevarria jumped 8.83m today in the men's event. it would have been the world's lo

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stephen dina is in his 14th tere house of representatives and he isheead democrat on the house judiciary committee. and covers politics washingtons for the times. you are up first. go ahead with your question please. >> we have had a lot of discussion on immigration this week. do you support this bill? what is keeping you from supporting it? >> i certainly don't support the bill. it does very little in return for a lot of restrictions. it does grant permanent status to the dreamers, they will have to wait 23 years to get on a path to citizenship. because it establishes 78,000 slots per year, about 1.8 million eligible people over 23 years. that is not very much. number two, in return for this, it eliminates the ability to sponsor married children and mothers and sisters. even after the 23 years, that would be fewer spots per year. it eliminates the diversity visa program. it was used in several parts of the world. almost no immigrants from africa to the country. it cuts immigration by a huge number area it also makes it harder for people to get asylum by raising the bar to establish cred

dina powell was coming on board. i was really hopeful so i wanted to be supportive. ivanka said to me earlier in the day, let's try and talk to him about the plan, about the women's initiative that i want to execute with dina. i said absolutely, i'll help bring it up. we never got to it. he was talking about his crowd side and his muslim ban. we were trying to tell him it was a bad week. and michael flynn kept creepily walking in and luring over us. finally at the end of the lunch, i walked to the wall and i was getting out a chapstick and ivanka kind of sheepishly said, dad, can we talk about women? and he goes what? and she goes, women. the women's thing. and he goes what? and then i turn around and i go, donald, women. hour glass to help the idiot understand what we're trying to talk about. >> charades in the white house. >> he go, oh, oh, oh, women, yeah, honey, we'll get to that. and the rest is history. here we are with the president's lawyer. now judging a porn star paid $130,000 by your client, rudy, like what are you doing besides driving his cases into the

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because dina has no managed to sever the link between working and eating and if she does have a sweet treat it's only during her break moderation. it's been years i now consciously choose what i eat and do without the chocolate that's major progress. also. both lost three kilos in the first month at the same time their blood pressure dropped by around five percent. and aleksandar are now determined to make the eating rules a new healthy kind of habit. next week we look at the astonishing capabilities of this room. in winter they shrink their body size to get by with less food even their bones get smaller and they regress inspiration. could medicine learn from shrooms. more on that next week thanks for joining us see you then cut by. law. to. move on. to. the. i'm going to move. on to. the body dance moves in india sewers. drug companies can produce on the cheap you cut up the cost of human health. multi resistant bacteria spread throughout the world. and try to millions. the invisible enemy deadly pathogens and big pharma. the future may be. ok who do you think is going to be world ch

press event with the last of us part two and the game's lead, ellie, kissing a new character called dinafrom the audience. then we got a first glimpse of gameplay from a third person actioner, set in a world devastated by a fungal zombie plague. the demo was brutal in its depiction of graphic violence. from this, we can glean, the combat system now seems more fluid than the previous outing. no word on a release date yet, though. then came the sheer, bizarre spectacle of the first gameplay from video games auteur hideo kojima, the brains behind the metal gear solid series, his long—awaited death stranding. with its babies in bottles, invisible antagonists and star—studded cast, including the walking dead's norman reedus and lea seydoux, the game looks stunning. but even sony executives seem in the dark about what this all means. we've seen death stranding trailers for the last few years at e3. that's right. can you tell me what death stranding is actually about, because i have no clue? can i ask you to ask hideo kojima yourself? maybe i'll broker that interview for you but, uh... if you c

if you're ready to spring for a bigger griel supporting a party consider this dina glow. cooking well and easy to clean. you can replace coals through the front door and the coal grates can raise or lower easily in order to control cooking. in the end good food is what i's all about. okay now two tips for grilling. make sure the coal was the right temperature. that's when they're covered with a fine gray ash. and avoid using lighter fluid or self-lighting coals they can give the food a weird taste. we've had that before. >> we're going to your house. >> thanks, my knowledge. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecasts with sandhya patel. >>> and the weather will be really nice for father's day if you are grilling with dad. good evening to everyone. let me show you live dler 7 right now. most of you enjoying the sun. there is fog on the coast and some of you like that so it's there for you. look at the 24 hour change. most areas down cooler 13 degrees in napa. down 12 in santa rosa. from the south beach camera looking at hazy skies still as we still hold the haze from the

and international observers have sharply criticize the government's handling of dina tosh. but that doesn't help him much his election campaigning has so far been limited to social media recently on twitter he asked turkey's largest news broadcast as why they have never reported on his campaign but he didn't get an answer in a written interview with g w he said. there's no justification why in these critical times the media are opting to see no evil hear no evil and speak no evil and why they are serving the interests of the government. funny how dania the h.t.t.p. campaigner in istanbul such obstacles are just part of everyday life but despite the challenges he continues he says the harder life becomes for his people the harder he will work for change. time now to check up on world cup action in russia where the first full day of matches has served up plenty of drama and breaking it all down for us is max matt herman joining us from de to have you sports so i mean there was one game that everyone was really focusing on this evening we were watching a short while ago it was

dina asher—smith has won the 100m at the british athletics championship in birmingham. and bianca williams in third. reece prescod won the men's100m to retain his british championship title. he ran it in 10.06 seconds, to finish ahead of zharnel hughes in second and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah in third. britain's former olympic champion christine ohuruogu has announced her retirement from athletics. the 3a—year—old, who won a00 metre gold at beijing 2008, said a combination of her studies and a niggling injury had restricted how much training she'd been able to do this year. ohuruogu retires with four olympic medals and five world championships medals to her name. play is under way in the third round of the third major of the year, kpmg women's pga championship canadian brooke henderson and south koreans park sung—hyun and ryu so—yeon had a one—shot lead overnight at kemper lakes outside chicago. they're just teeing off now. england's charley hull birdied the fourth and seventh to put herself three shots off the lead, while bronte law parred the firs

away from the world cup, and dina asher—smith has won the 100 metres title at the british athletics championshipsunning in 10.97 seconds to finish ahead of daryll neita in second and bianca williams in third. reece prescod won the men‘s 100m to retain his british championship title. he ran it in 10.06 seconds to finish ahead of zharnel hughes and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah. in netball, defending champions wasps will play loughborough lightning in the netball superleague grand final after beating team bath. table toppers wasps won 54—39 at the university of worcester arena to record their 17th win in the last 19 matches. meanwhile, loughborough beat manchester thunder 59—50 at the leicester arena. the grand final takes place at the copper box arena on saturday. tennis now, and germany‘s mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4, to take his maiden title at the age of 30, eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means that he and world number three alexander are the first brot

at the british athletics championships in birmingham, dina asher—smith won the 100 metres title.ead of daryll neyta and bianca williams. reece prescod won the men's race. one other athletics story — the former olympic and world 400 at the age of 34. more on that on the bbc sport website and much more world cup news as well of course. many thanks, 0lly. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. good night. hello. june has been exceptionally dry across many parts of the uk. we had the heat and sunshine for and wait. for the first day ofjuly, there will probably be more of the same. in the south west we have the chance of picking up a few thundery downpours. here, we will be closest to this developing area of cloud rotating around an area of low pressure and that high —based cloud is drifting towards the south—west. the wind direction ahead of that looks slightly different tomorrow, south—easterly, still the heat from the continent, but also more humidity in the south, and with that and that cloud we eventually will get some storm. notju

and stephen dina and covers politics and congress for the washington times. kate you are up first. , go ahead with your question please. kate: we have had a lot of discussion on immigration this week. do you support this bill? if you don't what is keeping you , from supporting it? rep. nadler: i certainly don't support the bill. it does very little in return for a lot of restrictions. first of all it does grant , permanent status to the dreamers. but they will have to wait as much as 23 years to get on a path to citizenship because it establishes 78,400 slots per year, about 1.8 million eligible people. that works out to 23 years. that is not very much. number two, in return for this, it eliminates the ability to -- a permanent u.s. citizens to sponsor mary children and brothers and sisters. even after the 23 years, that that would be a permanent elimination. ,400 fewer slots per year and eliminates the diversity visa program. that is 50,000 slots per year. it was used in several parts of the world. africa could have almost no immigrants to this country. it c

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just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran justting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you at around 5:30. thank you. big companies will soon have to justify the gap in salary between their highest paid executives and the average worker. the business secretary, greg clark, wants publicly listed companies with more than 250 employees to publish their pay gap every year. labour says the policy won't change pay disparity and accused the government of being unwilling to take on bosses. our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. three of the best paid executives in the uk last year — sir martin sorrell, ra kesh kapoor and pascal soriot. between them they earn £70 million. the amount senior bosses get paid compared to their staff will be brought into sharp relief from january next year. the average earnings for a ftse100 chief execut

dina asher—smith has won the 100m at the british atheltics championship in birmingham., running in 10.97 seconds to finish ahead of daryll neyta in second and bianca williams in third. reece prescod won the men's100m to retain his british championship title. he ran it in 10.06 seconds, to finish ahead of zharnel hughes and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah. today's irish derby was very much a family affair when champion trainer aidan 0'brien was beaten at the curragh — thanks to his two sons. the classic was won by 14—1 shot latrobe, trained byjoseph 0'brien and ridden by brother donnacha. it was still a good day for aiden, though — evens favourite saxon warrior came in third — that's one of four trained by him — and they all finished in the top five. elsewhere, germany's mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets 6—4, 6—4 to take his maiden title at the age of 30 — eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means he and world number three alexander are the first brot

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well again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of all top stories this hour and dina has canceled the world cup will not much against israel in jerusalem come pain by palestinian activists they demanded a boycott of the location of the game and in protest against israel's killing of palestinians border. and self declared libyan national army has entered the city of two weeks of heavy fighting the island is led by a renegade general hospital. two astronauts and the cosmonaut have just blasted off headed to the international space station happened just a few moments ago the by cosmodrome in kazakhstan the crew is from the u.s. and russia will take the soyuz rocket two days to reach the space station where they'll stay for the next six months. well the worst may not yet be over for guatemala new evacuations have been ordered where. kanan has been spewing more lava at least seventy five people have been killed and hundreds more are missing after sunday's eruption rescuers have been sifting through hot ash in search of survivors whilst many have chosen to flee entire villages have been

just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran justay's meeting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. geraint thomas has won cycling's criterium de dauphine, the warm—up race for the tour de france. the welshman finished just behind adam yates on the final stage to hold onto the leader's yellowjersey. thomas and yates with a british one—two in the overall stadings. it's the sixth success for team sky in the last eight years, with chris froome and bradley wiggins having won the race prior to winning the tour de france. just before we go, the canadian grand prix is ongoing. you can listen to it on 5 live. sebastian vettel leads. championship leader lewis hamilton is down in fifth. as it stands, vettel will take the lead in the drivers' standings. the race is now 5a laps of 70. that's all the sport for now. they could put the monitor in a better place for you! having to lean over! it is the

would you agree, dina?important. particularly at this time, 70 years of what we palestinians call the nakba, the creation of the state of israel. it all depends on what happens and exactly as your report says, what he says and so on. for the time being, i think palestinians are looking at this as a political gesture. fleur, do you think it is a pr coup for prime minister neta nyahu ? pr coup for prime minister netanyahu? i think so, pr coup for prime minister netanyahu? ithink so, but! pr coup for prime minister netanyahu? ithink so, but i think it is much more than matter, actually. we have come full circle when you think that before 1948 there was a british mandate here and there was a british mandate here and the circumstances of the british leaving here, and now we have for the first time ever an official visit. i think it's really close as a circle for israel that mcgraw i think it's really close as a circle for israel. i see this as a practical opportunity for a partnership. britain is looking at a po

dina asher—smith broke her own british 100 metres record at the diamond league meeting in oslo.cuses on the european championships in august. that's all the sport for now. i want to read you one comment which are coming to us after the conversation we were having about young people hearing voices. jean has got in touch to say, "i always thought this must be pretty scary for adults or teenagers but it must be so much worse —— was the children, it seemed like a form of ocd x, children, it seemed like a form of 0cd x, one in four people will need help with mental health issues during a lifetime so don't be afraid to ask for help. the brain isjust pa rt to ask for help. the brain isjust part of our body. wishing anyone suffering or afraid that they get all the help they need". keep your thoughts coming in about the stories we are talking about this morning. with less than a week to go until the 2018 world cup officially kicks off in russia, fans heading out there will be hoping they'll be as safe as they can be. but a report by mps in the foreign affairs committee warns more needs t

joining me now, comedian mason zayed and daily beast contributor, dina badala.ha bee still have her job? >> she should. we need to laugh more than ever during the time of trump. >> do you think that was funny? >> no, but what led to it were jokes bringing attention to donald trump's inhumane policies separating mothers from their children. >> she stepped on her own line. >> exactly, that's the unfortunate thing. jimmy kimmel talking about health care to samantha bee, brings attention of younger viewers to issues that they wouldn't normally be exposed to. roseanne bar was racist. samantha bee's comment was profanity. if roseanne had called valerie jarrett the "c" word, she wouldn't have been fired. there is no double standard. unfortunately some, like donald trump, refuses to denounce roseanne barr's comment as racism. we can't treat them the same. >> do you agree, do you believe there's a morlal equivalency between what roseanne barr said to what samantha bee said? >> i think there's absolutely no equivalence. i think the people who are -- most of the people who

dina asher—smith has lowered her own british 100m record this evening.league meeting in oslo. she finished second behind ivory coast's murielle ahoure, but her time of 10.92 seconds is seven hundredths of a second quicker than her previous best, set at the anniversary games three years ago. soa so a great night for her. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will have more for you after 10pm. many thanks, mike. president trump has said everything is "ready to go" for a planned summit with the north korean leader kim jong—un next week. mr trump was speaking at the white house alongside the visiting japanese prime minister shinzo abe, where he warned that he would walk if the summit does not go well. iam i am totally prepared to all. it could happen. maybe it will not. i hope it will not be necessary to walk because i really believe that kimjong—un wants to do walk because i really believe that kim jong—un wants to do something thatis kim jong—un wants to do something that is

dina asher—smith has broken her own british 100m record. completed. she's now fully focused on athletics and building up to the european championships in august. wigan's woes continue in rugby league's super league. they suffered a third defeat in a row, this time against wakefield trinity, but they still retain second place in the table. it was benjones bishop, who showed the neatest footwork to score the pick of wakefield's tries in a 32—16 win. even steph is impressed by that! look at the speed! brilliant, and the footwork as well! just six seconds separate the top three riders at the criterium du dauphine, and they're all from team sky. britain's geraint thomas was edged out in a sprint finish on stage four but he moved into third place overall, with michal kwiatkowski now leading. the team is warming up nicely for next month's tour de france. elke brooks it was! sunshine after the rain. i want to see bluebirds flying, over dover again. a long time ago! a funny old childhood memory. nothing to say! not as long as that felt! someone who

at 93 years young, dina has been coming with her family since 1944. >> i love the food. where everyone knows your name. the staff greeted like rock stars, selfies and hugs before the lunch service rush. >> you don't order. they shoep up with your plate because they know what you are eating or drinking. >> after three hours pb jerry who has been a customer since 1978 and first if line is ready to chou down. >> i always order a ground beef burrito. >> as the clock hit 12 the first wave was welcomed in. organized chaos in the kitchen. the owner and staff too folksed to top to talk plating up customer favorites especially for those ordering extra to take home to saver the familiar flavor. >> it's delicious. i mean it's worth it standing in line for three hours. >> so what will commerce like sharon do without her tack orr plate combo. >> i don't know because there is not another place like this. we'll be sad to have it leave. >> the 21 employees have been so busy today they don't have time to stop but many have worked her 20, 30, 40 years and say come tomorrow they're looking

mcmaster and deputy dina powell were in the oval office with kislyak and lavrov when he said i firedey to relieve pressure. he was a nut job. they also could be witnesses in the obstruction of justice investigation. >> and trump revealing information he is not supposed to reveal. there are national security and legal issues with him trying to set this up. going back to the question, why is this necessary? putin has already gotten an amazing return on his investment. he got disruption amongst the west, the g 1k38 the g7 not happy with him, he has a president who diminished american bureaucracy abroad. our credibility is destroyed. at this point he is stomping on the rest of the world by meeting with president trump because he already got what he wanted. >> we have to take a break. we'll be right back. the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little fami

dina asher—smith broke her own record at the diamond meeting in moscow. she ran10.92 moscow.hampionships in august. i'll be back with more on those stories at half past 11. join me then. a 90—year—old woman is seriously ill in hospital after being attacked in her bed in north west london. iris warner was discovered by her son at her home in brent. our correspondent simonjones is in brent. simon, it's beggars belief that someone could do this to an old woman in her bed, what have police told us so far about this attack? police are describing this attack is awful, and its words are echoed by iris's family, who say it is shocking and sickening. she was discovered with terrible injuries, at lunchtime on monday by her son. at that point she was drifting in and out of consciousness and had to be raced to hospital. at first doctors thought her injuries were so bad that she would not survive but she has made some recovery, she is like you go to be in hospitalfor some time. police say she's been able to tell them that she was in bed when she noticed a man standing over her, and he beg

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speak with her and wanted desperately to set up a platform for women and actually wanted to work with dina powell who is an incredible force on many of these issues, and i don't know where she is right now. i wonder how she does this. i wonder how anybody can allow this actually. >> setting up a platform for orphans. >> well -- >> that's what -- effectively orphaned thousands of children taking them from their parents. >> i'm heartbroken by what's happening and i wonder what this means about the fabric of our country. >> it's -- that's exactly what it is. >> it's falling apart. >> it's just another unraveling of what america has stood for for over 200 years. i don't know how anyone in the republican party, no matter which wing of the republican party you're on, and i'm not asking you to explain all of it or all of them, but how can they sit there so silently while this is going on. >> it's astonishing. the only two prominent republicans that have come out are both women, both first ladies, one former first lady. this is a colossal political miscalculation. i don't mean to be crass about it

leader mario mola in second just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dinaas narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. asher—smith's victory isn't the only british success in stockholm today. lorraine ugen has claimed victory in the women's long jump, reaching a season's best of 6.85m with her first attempt. in april's commonwealth games, ugen helped england's100m relay team to gold — but the long jump is her preferred event. and this really is something special. 19—year—old cuban juan miguel echevarria jumped 8.83m today in the men's event. it would have been the world's longestjump in 23 years but there was a high wind factor, so it won't count in the record books. it's only 12cm behind mike powell's world record, which was set in 1991. britain's zharnel hughes ran the fastest 100—metres of the season at the racers grand prix in jamaica last night. he clocked 9.91 seconds — a personal best for him and the first time he's gone under 10 seconds. o

dina sanchez, and michael with the baptist group and hightower advisers great to have you here excitingn the summer michael, what stocks are you watching for the second half >> we're watching intel. we believe this recent pullback caused by trade war fears, caused by talks between the u.s. and china, but we'll get back to fundamentals on the company. they have a deep product pipeline driving earnings growth let's face it. every product in every technological aspect of our world that we all own, semiconductors drive it. we believe until someone figures out something that's beginning to change that, intel is a leader of the semiconductor space, and we think it's going to continue for a long time. >> you're not worried about the change in ceo? >> i'm not worried >> okay. >> they figured it out before and will again >> okay. what are you looking for in the second half? >> looking for rotation into defensive sectors like staples and utilities. they are particularly cheap given the fact there's strong fundamentals, strong revenues, and the pause in interest rates makes them look attractive ri

dina and larry are here. what do you think? is howard right? one thing, when companies go through restructurings and closing down stores, a lot of times, most times, investors have to realize they bleed out the truth one drop at a time it's very difficult for a cfo to gauge store closings most of all, you're talking about a company with a 24 times earnings forward pe, but true earnings growth over the next two, three quarters is going to be single digits that's a bad combination in a situation where you have to come clean with the restructuring over the next two, three quarters i see 10% to 20% downside from here >> wow, what do you think, gina? >> there's more in peeling the oni onion. it's more than the store closures theoretically that should be net positive over time, however, you have the issue of rising labor costs. that's another piece of the story. you have growth in china stumble that caused a morgan stanley downgrade. those are two additional pieces of the puzzle here sort of leading or explaining some of the, you know, single digit g