don harris - u.s. forest service: probably the last four days, it really got compacted and that's when we noticed the change and the injuries started and that when the ambulance runs really started to.)) ((karen castro)) us forest service says the icy conditions can be dangerous, whether you're walking on the snow or sledding down a hill. there's debris all over the upper lee meadows including rocks and broken sleds. ((capt. don harris - u.s. forest service: our biggest problem has been the liter and trash that people are leaving behind. please pick up after your selves.)) ((karen castro)) u-s forest service warns not paying attention to where you're sledding can be a slippery slope. ((capt. don harris - u.s. forest service: watch the direction you're going and stay in control of your equipment and that will mitigate a lot of , a lot of accidents. mary lichty - sledder: go down, get out of the way. if somebody's in your way, scream at them cause you're gonna get hurt, they're gonna get hurt.)) ((karen

don harris - u.s. forest service: our biggest problem has been the liter and trash that people are leaving behind, please pick up after your selves.)) ((karen castro)) u-s forest service captain, don harris, says sledders have been injured by the trash mixed in with the snow. ((karen castro - reporting: while all the debris on the ground including rocks, and broken sleds can be dangerous, leaving your trash behind can also cost you big.)) ((karen castro)) during the busy new year's weekend, more law enforcement have been called in to patrol the area... and they are keeping an eye out for litter bugs. ((capt. don harris - u.s. forest service: its a 250 dollar fine with a 25 dollar assessment its what we issue the citations for.)) ((karen castro)) harris says in order to avoid citations and keep sledders safe, the recreation area must be kept clean. ((mary lichty - sledder: i was just noticing there's some very sharp pieces. it, i mean, it's horrible that everyone is littering but its dangerous.)) ((kare

beaten man. >> yet, another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harrisght, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him vern gosney's note asking for help to go home. >> that's who we're talking about. he want it is leave his son here. if jonestown is so bad, why does he want to leave his son here? >> in fact, vern gosney had to agree to leave his young son mark behind before jones would let him go. >> all decisions around my son i -- well, you know, will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> jones raged at harris. >> people play games, friend. they lie. they lie. what can i do about liars? are you people going to leave us? i just beg you. please leave us. we will bother nobody. anybody that wants to get out of here, they can get out of here. we have no problem about getting out of here. they come and do it all the time. i don't know what kind of game -- people like the publicity. some people do, i don't. >> the sky turned back, the wind came up strong and it was just torrential rain. >> when the rain came, the parks family and others took she

don harris / south dade animal hospital, "not expecting anything, she opens her eyes and sees an animal laying there. i guess she thought maybe it was a cat, but once they got a look at each other, classic, both of them screamed, both of them ran." )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) a kinka-jou is native animal to while it's in the raccoon family... it looks a lot more like a monkey. officials say it was being kept as a pet and somehow escaped. the owner is planning to pick it up. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > a popular steel car is making its way to the future... and possibly on our roads. ((brian loftus)) when you'll soon be able to actually own a your own delorean. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > marty mcfly's famous ride is making a comeback. plans are underway to start building and selling deloreans next year... for the first time in more than 30- years. the stainless steel car remains relevant thanks to the "back to the future" movies. but this vehicle won't come cheap. refurbished models will cost and new ones about a hundred grand... depending on the engine. the first new deloreans are expect

reporter: also known as honey bears they are rarely seen because they are if startled veterinarian don harris says they can be dangerous. >> someone who was bitten by an animal like this who did not get proper care could use a limp. -- lose a limb. >> reporter: likely this kinkajou just wanted a bedtime cuddle. >> we just got word that he has been a pet in south florida and the owner is coming tomorrow to pick it up. >>> an attempt to smuggle life birds into the country has been foiled. a man arrived that was concealing six birds and a fanny pack and three in his groin area. they were inside women's hair rollers. they were turned over to the us department of agriculture quarantine station. >>> now to our special race matters. an exclusive look at a new study showing how a law intended to save people's lives is being used by law florida. the research on seatbelt citations is scheduled to be released tomorrow. jim defede he got a hold of an advanced copy. >> reporter: the study on american civil liberties union said -- found that blacks were pulled over for seatbelt offenses two times more ofte

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if startled veterinarian don harris says they can be dangerous. >> someone who was bitten by an animal like this who did not get proper care could use a limp. -- lose a limb. >> reporter: likely this kinkajou just wanted a bedtime cuddle. >> we just got word that he has been a pet in south florida and the owner is coming tomorrow to pick it up. >>> an attempt to smuggle life birds into the country has been foiled. a man arrived that was concealing six birds and a fanny pack and three in his groin area. they were inside women's hair rollers. they were turned over to the us department of agriculture quarantine station. >>> now to our special race matters. study showing how a law intended to save people's lives is being used by law enforcement to target blacks in florida. the research on seatbelt citations is scheduled to be released tomorrow. jim defede he got a hold of an advanced copy. >> reporter: the study on american civil liberties union said -- found that blacks were pulled over for seatbelt than whites. they were cited two times more often by broward county sheriff's office. thre

don harris. >> she came in. she was tired, cold, hungry, traumatized, and all she really wanted to do was curl up in a ball >>reporter: so this elderly woman expressed some sadness when the kinkajou is leaving her house asking kathy where she is bringing it and will it be okaka so now the plan is for raymond and banana to go meet the woman in a couple days.this time the visit will be planned and it certainly will not be in the middle of the night. news. well. >> we have these every morning and then the kinkajou's name is banana. >>> getting serious this morning. >> yeah, one person is dead, 11 more dehind bars in organization. >>> now the leader behind the week's long standoff is delivering a followers. >>> a man killed ding a robbery and a shoot-out at a south carolina barbershop, it police say to armed men wearing masks camee in and started robbing victims before two of those victims shot back. they killed one of the suspects. the membersp who shot back both had concealed weapons permits. the second suspect wa

don harris of the south dade animal hospital. call her daughter, and the kinkajou ran up into the attic." moghari said her elderly friend, who declined to speak on camera, is doing just fine. however, she added, it took quite some wrangling to get the five-pound animal down from the attic were she was hiding. cellphone video captured moghari s son luring banana out-p&of the attic by playing her a -p&-p&-p&-p&youtube clip of kinkajou noise. -p&moghari said she then brought the animal to south dade animal hospital for a checkup. "she was tired, cold, hungry, traumatized," said harris, who treated banana. after eating and resting, the kinkajou is expected to be just fine. "you )re a star," fernandez said-p&as he kissed banana. kinkajous are mostly found in central and south america. banana, is a rescue animal,and has been with fernandez for the last five years. a six-year-old boy is recovering after being attacked by a raccoon. officials say the boy was walking to school when a raccoon jumped on his back and started a neighbor was d

wakes up, and realizes that theres an animal curled up sleeping on her chest, ) said veterinarian don harris. )i dont know, i guess her first-p&impression was it might be a cat, but when they both got a look at each other, they both freaked out. thcre d, the kinkajou went into her attic. ) the woman called her daughter and a friend who were able to lure the mysterious animal out of the attic using a youtube video. the animal turned out to be a kinkajou, which looks like a monkey but is actually in the raccoon family. an animal hospital in southia )theyre not predators, theyre very peaceful animals, theyre arboreal, they live in the treetops, they live in the branches, explained harris. )they eat fruit and bugs and things like that, theyre pretty docile creatures, unless cornered, and then their teeth are their defense mechanisms. also known as honey bears,inkajous are rarely seen because they are nocturnal. but, if startled, harris said they can be dangerous. )someone who was bitten by an animal like this that didnt get proper medical care could lose a limb, he said. luckily, this kinkajou j

hear is how it all went down...according to a veteranarian. ( dr. don harris / south dade animal hospital ) "not expecting anything, she opens her eyes and sees an animal laying there. i guess she thought maybe it was a cat, but once they got a look at each other, classic, both of them screamed, both of them ran."mona officials say the kinkajou named "banana" was being kept as a pet. as for the owner.. well he friend back..after she was mising for 10 days. 3 3pattie still to come on good morning virginia... take a good look at this photo of a potato. coming up, we'll tell you why this picture is set to sell for more than 1 million dollars... mona and... >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, please listen carefully. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. many policies don't have one but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. this plan was designed for people on a fixed income for just $9.95 a month. that's less than 35

don harris / south dade animal hospital ) "not expecting anything, she opens her eyes and sees an animal laying there. i guess she thought maybe it was a cat, but once they got a look at each other, classic, both of them elias: banana's owner says she has been missing for about 10 days, and had escaped been missing for about 10 days, and had escaped while be temporarily kept at a relative's home. all: (reax) elias: well time now for another short break... but when we come back... good news for home buyers...and some free help for tax season...as we look at "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: on your money now elias: good news for those looking to buy a house-- mortgage rates are dropping. freddie mac says it's the fourth straight week of declines. back in december... the federal reserve raised rates for the first time in nearly a decade. many would-be home buyers assumed it meant the beginning of the end for record-low mortgage rates. experts say the steady drop in rates show the federal reserve is not the sole determinant of mortgage rates. elias: looking for

don harris / south dade animal hospital, "not expecting anything, she opens her eyes and sees an animal laying there. i guess she thought maybe it was a cat, but once they got a look at each other, classic, both of them screamed, both of them ran." )) ((dave courvoisier)) a kinkajou while it's in the raccoon family, it looks a lot more like a monkey. officials say it was being kept as a pet.... and somehow escaped. the owner planned to pick it up. /// ((denise valdez)) > police officers who shot at two women delivering newspapers... will face no charges... the special circumstances the court says excused them opening fire on innocent people. ((dave courvoisier)) holding teachers accountable. coming up at 5... how parents are reacting to a new proposal to place cameras inside special education classrooms... in the wake of a valley teachers arrest for sexual behavior with a student./// the morning searching for a drone that nearly collided with an airplane today at the miami international airport. an american flight from chicago was about 500 feet above ground as it was landing when the p

but if startled, veterinarian don harris says they can be dangerous. >> someone bitten by an animal like this that didn't get a limb. >> luckily there kinkajou just wanted a bedtime cuddle of the rudabeh shahbazi. >> i can't imagine waking up and seeing this thing on your chest. >> that is when you bolt out the door right? 6:22. for super security. find out what the league is doing to make sure everyone >>> also ahead the power of twitter and oprah. oprah winfrey's $12.5 million tweet. we will show it to you and how she made a fortune from a with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. >>> gayle king is joining us live from the cbs studio in new york city. what do you have planned for today's show? >> i can tell you walter. we are covering the deadly armed protesters in oregon and all the major news of the day, plus we'll talk with strategist rick davis about how donald trump's decision to skip the race. and chip reid continues his investigation into the wounded warrior project. how the charity is falling short hel

don harris/veterinarian "the lady is sound asleep and she feels something on her chest and she slowly wakes up, and realizes that there's an animal curled up sleeping on her chest. i don't know, :28 i guess her might be a cat, but when they both got a look at each other, they both freaked out. :34 the lady screamed, the kinkajou took off and went into her attic." the woman remained calm and called family members for help getting it out of her home. the wild animal was someone else's escaped pet. they may look cute --- but they can be dangerous if startled. anchors ad-lib toss tonight: a few showers early, then decreasing clouds. lows: mid-30s. winds: light west. friday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-40s. winds: w 10-20 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. milder! highs: low-50s. winds: s 5-10 mph. an area of low pressure is moving offshore, but it'll be close enough that we'll be contending with mostly cloudy skies and a few scattered showers through this evening. most of the shower action will stay south of northeast north carolina and the outer banks. there could be a few lingering sh

don harris. looks like banana knowshere's credit due there. >> she came in, she was tired, ld, hungry, traumatized, and all she really wanted to do was curl up in a ball and hide. >> reporter: so this elderly woman actually expressed some sadness when the kinkajou was leaguef her house asking kathy where she is bringing and it will it be okay. so now the plan is for raymond and banana to go meet that woman in coming days. of course, this time the visit will be planned and it certainly will not be in the middle of the night. from south miami, erica rakow,, local10 news. >> victor: poor banana. still ahead coming up our top story of the day, tornado terror. betty davis will have another update, plus our team coverage continues at 5:00. >> janine: and ahead in our health cast, the latest research into glaucoma. >> victor: and caught on camera, a bad crash that included a miami-dade patrol car. in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i s

are good friend, don harris, director of office of economic impact and diversity department of energy. and then our good friend and admiral don lauren, or strategic advisor for veterans for energy. peter, the president ceo of the american road transportation association and is thrilled that he got a highway bill done, is that right, peter? next to peter s. our long-standing border apologizing, american association of energy. and our friend barry russell coeds the ita. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] our head table you've all met louis so let me go to florida. floyd is a president of the asian pacific american institute for congressional studies. randall, president of the national association ocean industries association. next is the president of black women's agenda. next is karen, president of the small business council. then we have rob underwood, president of petroleum marketers association and then tom and ceo of the american wind energy association. , as well as which talk about today and i said i was good to take on the wind energy association so he is listening

you don' t know no stranger, you could get killed. alex: after harris was hit, the driver crashed into a light pole down the street. harris was laying next to the car when deputies arrived. so far, no word on any suspects. in orange county, deputies are trying to figure out how a couple died. deputies were called to the mission club villa residences saturday morning. the apartment complex is about a mile south of sea world. a relative discovered the bodies. >> he apparently doesn' t live in this unit. he went into one of the bedrooms, and found two people or so he thought. he called 911. fire rescue arrived, as did our deputies. fire rescue pronounced the two deceased. alex: the couple has been identified as kadian hall and her boyfriend, marvin barker, who had just turned 32 the day before. deputies say, they' re not looking for any suspects. the suspect, accused of intentionally running over a horse and its rider, is about to go on trial. jury selection begins for christopher todd tomorrow. back in february, investigators say, todd got into an argumen

harry reid, (d) minority leader) this bill is just another step in the absolute wrong direction -- the direction of don trump. democrats are committed to opposing the hateful views of trump and his republican neighbors. reid hopes to force republican senators to take a stand on trump's controversial plan. the republican frontrunner has led the charge against the obama administration- claiming the refugee program could potentially be a safe haven for terrorists... in washington, i'm dianne gallagher reporting. the republican senators running for president - ted cruz, marco rubio, left the campaign trail - to vote in support of the bill in washington. exactly one year from today.... a new president will be sworn into office. "we have a movement going on folks, we have a movement, this is not a normal situation. people are sick and tried and fed up and yes, we are angry. we are angry. " donald trump appears to be expanding his lead in the early primary state of new hampshire. a new poll gives him a twenty-point lead.... over his next-closest rival for the g-o-p nomination... senator ted cruz. today - trum

don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: well, listen, you still have some time. >> yes. we have you covered before crunch time. harry boomer joins us with what to and not to write off. >> reporter: romona and mark it is probably the most dreaded day of the year april 15th tax day. start before the deadline and make sure forms are filled out correctly. >> seek the advice of a professional because the tax code is so complicated. >> william has been a cpa since the 90s. his fist response is not self-serving it is good advice. >> it is almost impossible for a person to do their own tax return because they don't have >> reporter: that doesn't mean you can't do your taxes but beware. real estate is a great way to make millions but there are things you need to do to write off the deductions. >> loot of people come into our office investing in a real estate venture thinking the loss is a decuctible. if they don't actively participate in the rental activity, the loss is suspended and not deducted. >> reporter: here are other write offs. travel expenses, home office expenses and mixing personal and business expenses. >> roth

next to alan is our good friend dod harris, the director of the department of energy. our good friend and admiral, don lauren, our strategic adviser for veterans for energy. peter is the present ceo of the american road and transportation association and is thrilled that he got a highway bill done. is that right, peter? next to peter is our long standing partner paula jackson. then our friend barry russell who heads iplaa. let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> floyd is the president and ceo of the pacific asian institute for congressional studies. next to him is gwen. next to gwen is karen, the president and ceo of the small business council. then we have rob underwood, the president of the petroleum marketers association. then tom karen, the ceo of the american wind energy association. tom asked what i was going to talk about today and i said i was going to take on the wind energy association, so he is listening very intently, as you can tell. next to tom is don santa, who is the present ceo of the national gas association. next to eric is andy black, the president and ceo of the assoc

don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> tony: a family came to us and told us they received an unwanted birthday surprise. >> mark: harry boomer joins us with the big cake mistake. >> reporter: mark and denise at first glance one of the two cakes ordered for a girl's birthday did have a racial slur on it. was it intentional? that's the question the family and cleveland 19 had. >> that was not right at all. that upset a lot of people at her party and her. >> ronnell tucker is 6-year-old le maia's grandmother and ordered two cakes over the phone. this cake came out just fine. but the second cake had a major misspelling. instead of lameya it had appear a variation of the n- word. >> i was upset and felt it was racist. >> how do you get one cake wrong you had to notice the mistake. >> her mom noticed the mistake as she was taking pictures at her daughter's birthday party. >> reporter: she was upset and the kids knew the words and oh, they put that on her cake. we all was like in shock. >> they called the store and things escalated. >> it was no mistakes with an m, n, g or y and it upset me. >> i called the man who runs it a

harry reid, d minority leader this bill is just another step in the absolute wrong direction -- the direction of don trump. democrats are committed to opposing the hateful views of trump and his republican neighbors. reid hopes to force republican senators to take a stand on trump s controversial plan. the republican frontrunner has led the charge against the obama administration- claiming the potentially be a safe haven for terrorists... in washington, i m dianne gallagher reporting. tracking not just one but two chance of snow. the first system moves in tonight from the west. it will be a quick shot of snow as this system moves through. from a dusting to half inch of snow accumulations. skies with overnight lows in the 20s. we )re tracking a much larger system for friday and saturday that could bring us snow but also some rain. ultimately, how much snow we see will all this storm. so let )s talk about it. we )re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that move into the area from the southwest. as this system moves into some very cold air already in place, any precipitation that develops friday.

don: there could always be changes. starting today, check the website. the snow is falling and parts of our area now. brandy: stephanie harris is live in fort smith continuing our team coverage. stephanie komen the snow is really starting to slow down in portsmouth. we have been watching this for the last hour. it was coming down fast and it was really large flakes. now it has slowed down. it's really getting to be a lot smith -- portsmouth are canceling activities. i spoke to a spokesperson for the city and she tells me they have worked crews monitoring the situations and the people working the day shift today will be held over and will work until 7:00 tonight and a new crew will come in and work a 12 hour shift and in the morning, they will reassess. they have plenty of snow plows and salt ready to go. around the corner from the downtown tunnel, really starting to line up as the snow is coming down. people are trying to get into right, stay home, and ride out this storm from the comfort of brandy: the move allows state agencies to provide resources where they're needed to stop governors made the announcement yesterday. don

don trump. " today's vote weighed heavily on national security and the 2016 campaign. the bill would have required everyone fron syria or iraq to be verified by three government agencies. nevada senator harry reid says he also wants leaders to debate donald trump's proposal, that would ban all muslims from coming to the u-s temporarily. trump claims the current refugee program could be a safe haven for terrorists. "birds, not bullies." that's what protestors against the armed occupation are demanding... as they hold rallies in several states. " "it can't go on forever. at some point - fbi and all the other agencies are going to have to step forward and do something. i just hope that's sooner rather than later." " the bundy-led militia group still has control over an oregon national wildlife refugee after 17 days. they say they want the government land returned to local control. rally organizers say the activists are threatening years of work refugee, people who live in harney county, and the burns paiute tribe. a year from today, our next president will be sworn into office. donald trump is leading the g-o-p field, by more than twice as much as closest rival ted cruz. ""they say why are yo

harry reid, (d) minority leader) this bill is just another step in the absolute wrong direction -- the direction of don trump. democrats are committed to opposing the hateful views of trump and his republican neighbors. reid hopes to force republican senators to take a stand on trump's controversial plan. the republican frontrunner has led the charge against the obama administration- claiming the refugee program could potentially be a safe haven for terrorists... in washington, i'm dianne gallagher reporting. attorney general loretta lynch speaking today on gun control... in front of a senate appropriations committee. : "our nation faces an epidemic of gun violence that has taken a devastating toll on communities throughout the every year, tens of thousands of americans are injured or killed by firearms lynch defended president obama's recent executive action to enhance background checks on gun buyers. saying she is confident the actions will help to make our people safer, our communities more secure, and our law enforcement more effective. some would-be carjackers tried to steal a car.... but they cle

don joseph ptoyota in kent, this is pcleveland 19 news. p>> mark: welcome back. pall day. phere we go back to harry boomer pinvestigation of a kent state passistant professor there. phey, harry. p>> harry: hey, mark. phow are you. plisten, i found that his wife is prunning interference for him. pwhen i knocked on the door here pat his home, she answered. pbut let's hear from the man phimself from an interview pearlier. p>> i've not broken the law. pi don't advocate anyone break pthe law. pi'll stand by that statement. p>> harry: denial is the first pline of defense for the rofessor. pas you've heard, the fbi is pinvestigating the often poutspoken professor. p>> i fulfill my duties as an pamerican citizen by speaking out pon issues that some people find pcontroversial, of course. pbut, no, i have not violated any pu.s. laws that i'm aware of p>> harry: today when i knocked pon his door near the kent state pcampus, his wife answered the pdoor. p>> hi. p>> harry: hi. pi'm harry boomer for cleveland p19. pi wonder if the professor is pwilling to talk to us. p>> no. phe's not interested. pthis. p>> i do

don' t know no stranger, you could get killed. greg: after those bullets flew, the driver of the car sped down the block, and crashed into a light pole at the intersection with merritt street. tamar harris was lying on the street next to the car when deputies arrived. >> after things kind of quieted down, that' s when i called 911, and i looked out and i saw people running. and i said, oh my, something happened again. greg: pittman tells us, the neighborhood just east of altamonte springs, is putting good people in harm' s way. doris pittman: i wish they could do something in this neighborhood, because it so bad. it is very very bad, with the greg: wesh 2 news talked with the grandmother of the teenager. she said the family is grieving right now. i also talked to one of the teens uncles and he does not harm the young man. greg fox, wesh 2 news. adrian: a brush fire leads investigators to a body in the woods in volusia county. the bp station, and rudy' s crossroads grille at state road 44 and i-4 two hours ago. deputies told us they were called to the area last night for someone who built a fire and was sleeping on a nearby bench. investigators are trying to determine whether that' s the

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next to allen is our good friend dodd harris the director of office of economic impact and diversity, department of energy. and then our good friend and admiral don lauren our strategic adviser for veterans for energy. peter ruean president and ceo of the american road and transportation association and is thrilled that he got a highway bill down, is that right, peter? next to peter is our long-standing partner paula jackson is the president and ceo of the american association of blacks in energy and then our friend barry russell who heads the ipaa. let's give them a round of applause. and our head table over here you've all met louis, so let me go to floyd. floyd morey is the president and ceo of the asian pacific american institute for congressional studies. lloyd. randall luthy president of the national association -- ocean industries association. and next to him is gwen hest president of the black women's agenda and next we have rob underwood the president of petroleum marketers association and tom kiernan the ceo of the american wind energy association. tom asked what i was going to talk about today, and i said i was going to take on the win

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exotic animal usually found in south american florida woman the scare of her life...veterinarian don harris describes what happened. he lady is sound asleep and she feels something on her chest and she slowly wakes up, and realizes that there an animal curled up sleeping on her chest...i don know, i guess her first impression was it might be a cat, but when they both got a look at each other, they both freaked out. the lady screamed, the kinkajou went into her attic. the animal rned out to be a kinkajou, which looks like a monkey but is actually in the raccoon family...they are sometimes known as "honey bears"the woman called her daughter and a friend who were able to lure the mysterious animal out of the attic. it was then taken to a miami animal hospitalit turns out that the kinkajou was someone's lost pet. 3 growing yoyog minds one book at a time.how one group is combining reading and haircuts. forecast when you join me and