i was looking at donna. i was curious how she would answer this, but i think that is another source. as we do get the vaccine approved for younger, that will be interesting. vaccines are required, right, donna, for all kinds of various diseases for kids. you can do the same eventually when we get this officially approved and approved for kids. i think all of that will make a difference. the other thing i was thinking as you were talking, chelsea, trying to put this in not a negative optimistic light, note to self, just because i sit across from ted cruz in the judiciary committee, please remember to be optimistic. just because i will be here all night voting until 5:00 in the morning, true story, at least optimistic. i do think trying to put an optimistic look at this, remember where we were in january and how many people we have gotten vaccinated. the fact we have a supply is so important from whence people make that decision, they will be able to get one and get it for free. we have to keep reiterating tha

donna, schools have come up a few times. i know you recently wrote an op-ed highlighting something else of concern for all of us on this panel that i imagine is a concern for -- concern for everyone watching as well, more than one in five american is this a well-child check during covid meaning they are behind in their vaccination schedule. we know there have been millions of vaccine doses not administered that were expected to be administered. everything from relatively young babies to high school students. so i wonder what you could share that you are seeing either in tennessee or across the country to help ensure we are not losing confidence in routine immunizations, that were hopefully still bolstering confidence in the various kind of vaccines that unfortunately have also come under target from the anti-vaxxers. >> thank you for that. we know that the routine even as a -- immunizations are just as deadly diseases as covid. it is hard to know those numbers are low. it is not just the vaccine information that is part -- i

in your view, donna, what should congress say and what should congress do right now?i think the tone that the president's truck is the right one. that we should be honoring, especially today, the service members who lost their lives and of course the afghan another civilians who were taken in this attack. i think it is rather unseemly for people who call themselves leaders, some of whom have never served a single day in the services to the behave in this kind of way on this day. there is going to be plenty of time for congress to engage in appropriate oversights, to ask questions about the planning and the evacuation and all of those questions that the administration is and should be and will be prepared to answer. but that didn't need -- that kind of questioning and recrimination did not need to happen today. it really broke my heart. because i think that members of congress can at least take a day off to be patriots. and that didn't happen today. >> indeed, both donna and marc have agreed to stay with us, we will fade another break. and coming up, when we resume our

donna d. plus 3's facebook page. aspinall says d'acuti and three members of the band bump kin tested positive for covid-19 after playing a gig at the no name bar in sausalito. everyone in the band was vaccinated. >> i heard the week after the gig that there were some people there that night who had said just in passing, oh, i think i have a cold. >> reporter: the same day bay area counties issued an indoor mask advisory as the delta variant was beginning to spread. >> what seems like a cold we know now can be delta. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease doctor peter chin-hong said when d'acuti got infected, vaccinated people felt safe back inside. now, new indoor safety precautions are in place and coming. >> ensuring that everybody is vaccinated, ensuring that people wear masks when they're not eating or drinking. >> reporter: drummer aspinall didn't get infected but says he's no longer playing gigs inside. he's urging everyone to stay home when sick, tell close contacts when they test positiv

when court reconvened, he called donna hagan back to the stand. she couldn't be believed. >> on cross-examination, she admitted that she believed that if the jury heard that isaiah said it was an accident, then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother had said these things, so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well -- yes. >> the problem is the genie's out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot un-hear what she said about her own son. how do you now overcome that? >> well, i think it goes back to -- we have no confession. we have no direct evidence. we have no dna. and we have no other significant piece of evidence that's compelling. >> and in his closing, he made those same arguments to the jury. but the damage was done. it only took the jury four hours to find isaiah hagan guilty on all four counts against him, including murder. >> that's the most relief i've felt since it all happened. 'cause all i wanted forever was just to get justice for her. >> but the hagans were angry. they didn't

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democratic representative donna howard of austin spoke out against the legislation. >> i am really tired of every single session having to come here and debate one more obstacle to a woman having a right to choose what happens to her own body and her own destiny. amy: a house committee investigating the u.s. capitol insurrection has asked nearly three dozen telecommunications and social media companies to preserve records related to the january 6 assault. that includes data from smart phones used by members of congress and their staff. some republican lawmakers -- including mo brooks of alabama, lauren boebert of colorado, and paul gosar of arizona -- have been accused of taking active roles in promoting the deadly capitol insurrection. meanwhile, prominent lawyer john pierce, who's defending some of the most high-profile capitol rioters, has failed to appear in court in recent days amid

donna edwards, you get to put that hat on, if you will. i want to play a quote from the governor because it sounds to me like at least the framework of how he believes he could politically survive this. take a listen. sot 2, guys. >> today we are living in a super heated if not toxic political environment. that shouldn't be lost on anyone. politics and bias are interwoven through every aspect of this situation. one would be naive to think otherwise, and new yorkers are not naive. >> donna, it is all just politics. that's what the line seemed to throw out there. by the way, it is notable that the jeffries, meeks, swazy joint statement, coupled with previous resignation calls in the new york congressional delegation, means every member of the new york delegation is on the record calling for some form of resignation for what it is worth, chuck schumer back in march. that's something notable there. donna edwards, that sounded like if we're going back to the clinton play book, the vast right wing conspiracy. this is our toxic political environm

. >> if i was playing in marin county, donna was there. very supportive. >> reporter: do inform na passed away fighting covid-19. the first vaccination death. she was over 75. they said the grandmother was full of life. >> she is an interesting person with a pretty, you know, wide life experience. she was an emergency room nurse in san francisco for many years. she was a realtor in marin. she was also an incredible artist. >> tributes are pouring in on our band donna-d plus three's facebook page. the band tested positive for coon individual 19 after playing a gig at the no-name bar in sausalito on july 16th. he said everyone in the band was vaccinated. >> i heard that weekend that people were there that said in passing they thought they had a cold. >> a indoor mask advisory was issued. >> what seems like a cold could now be delta. >> they said when she was infected vaccinated people felt safe back inside. now, new indoor safety precautions are in place, and coming. >> ensuring thaench is vaccine natd, ensuring that people wearing masks whe

former dnc chair donna brazile.r of the best selling new book, "i alone can fix coaston. before we get to andrew, donna, let me ask you about afghanistan. we just talked to the secretary of state, tony blinken, who said that all we're seeing is standard operating procedure, an orderly process. it sure as hell doesn't look orderly. >> orderly? bringing in helicopters to get people to the airport. operation enduring freedom is now operation get out of town. we didn't have a contingency plan. we didn't have a follow-through. what worries me -- 20 years, $1 trillion, the sacrifices of our men and women, but 20 years and what's happening now? we're seeing chaos. we're seeing the taliban circling the biggest city. we're seeing the taliban come back to power. they waited for us to leave. i'm worried that we may have to go back because the terrorists, the people that we went in to stop, they're going to go back into afghanistan. >> sarah, you were in like high school, middle school? >> college. >> college? >> college, yeah.

i love donna edwards. we're good friends, our friendship is stronger than our disagreement in this moment. i'm going to take disagreeable point here. first of all, for joe biden and that statement, the buck stops with him, not with donald trump. that's a tough statement to point back to donald trump and say, "i inherited a mess." sure, that may be true. i mean donald trump probably should not have negotiated what he did, but joe biden is the president now. more importantly, we have learned in the last week that the only thing that stood between the taliban taking control of afghanistan was the 2,500 american troops there, and they were very successfully preventing the taliban forces from taking control. an army of about 300,000 afghans were technically the fighters, we were in an advise and consent role. we had not had a casualty in over a year fortunately. that 2,500 force from the u.s. was doing remarkable work protecting peace, actually protecting the region and protecting our national security interest

and contributing columnist to "the washington post" donna edwards is here. have been told is happening on the ground. >> sure. thank you for having us to have this really important conversation this evening. listen, i think what we're hearing and what we are seeing happening on the ground in afghanistan is not surprising, unfortunately, but the speed with which it is occurring maybe a little more quickly than we had expected. so we have an obligation at this point in time as you have been reporting to really think hard about what our next steps are. is our next step to step in more militarily as we have seen with the president sending in 3,000 troops for the -- for the embassy or is it to continue to work on the other tools that are in our arsenal, the things that are more traditionally called soft power, those things like diplomacy or humanitarian efforts, working with our allies as well to make sure we can hopefully stop the progress of the taliban and it overrunning kabul as you have mentioned. >> we spoke with john kirby in the last hour, pentagon spokes

donna edwards, thank you as well. we do expect we will hear from president biden in a few minutes and it will include the first comments from him on cuomo's resignation. he's scheduled to speak at 1:30. we know what he wants to speak about you about we have no doubt he'll speak about this as well. we will bring you those remarks when they happen. more cases. more problems. new concerns about covid in the classroom as the delta surge collides with the start of the school year. dr. fauci is now backing a vaccine mandate for teachers. fos g with the world. some changes made me stronger. others, weaker. that's the nature of being the economy. i've observed investors navigating the unexpected, choosing assets to balance risk and reward. and i've seen how one element has secured their portfolios, time after time. gold. an element so agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage. when subway® opened they changed the fa

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. >> well, good afternoon, everyone, i'm donna martinez, welcome once again to coming to you live from midtown raleigh, north carolina. we've got a fascinating discussion scheduled for you today. i'm glad so many of you are here along for this. the leftist notice that it dates to 1619 not 1776 has proven quite popular in media, culture and education and now the recent hiring of new york times reporter nicole hannah jones by unc chappell journalism school has swept into the spotlight. the discussion who we are as americans, what our country represents, the principles on which our country was founded and of course, the role of the faculty and boards of trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people and tenure. so we've got a great panel for you today and hoping to clear up the misconceptions for you and also some perspective to the very important debate going on in our country. joining me today is the ceo of the john locke foundation. she's been with us several times before and i know that many of you have had the opportunity to meet with her across north carolina. amy cook is with

fox news obtaining a disturbing video-out of the migrant detention facility in donna, texas. here is more from the border. >> any talk the summer surge will slow down in the summer heat or this is just seasonal can be thrown out the window. numbers keep going up like a rocket ship and donna facility behind us is starting to have some deteriorating conditions. exclusive images just obtained by fox news showing overcrowding happening once again at the donna facility similar to what was seen in march almost like dÉjÀ vu was the border patrol source telling fox news as of thursday there were 5300 migrants being held inside, 40 to 60 migrants in each pop, well above the covid 19 recommended limit of 10 per part. this as border patrol continues to be overwhelmed. look at what the city had to build overnight. and emergency tent compound meant for illegal immigrants who were released by border patrol into the city. the city says the federal government overwhelmed them with an alarming number of illegals released into the jurisdiction many of them test positive for covid 19. hundreds

one final question, donna, did the american that they fill in this. did they underestimate the power of the taliban to regroup so quickly. >> we know that they were driven out a few times out of out of afghanistan. was there a breakdown in about just how able or how quickly they were able to come back together to make this happen. like was 20 years just wasted. >> i'm sorry to say yes to all of those questions. i think there were repeated failures of policy. there was interference of domestic politics in our foreign i think we made many, many mistakes going back over the course of 4 administrations. i think it tonight wholesale last. there's no other way to say yeah. and the biggest casualty in all this. thousands of american. >> seoul soldiers who in afghanistan trying to defend that policy as well. donna crane with san jose state, thanks so much for spending time with us here on kron. 4 news at 9. >> now to our breaking news about the potential of power shut offs as pg and e is warning people that this could happen this week in the north bay. we're

and sara fagen, and former congresswoman donna edwards. welcome to you all.to get to the como story. i want to get to covid politics here, amy. let's frame the discussion, biden, desantis. here is the back-and-forth. >> some governors aren't willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic, then they should allow businesses and university who want to do the right thing to be able to do it. >> joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. this is a guy who ran for president saying he was going to, quote, shut down the virus. and what has he done? he's imported more virus from around the world by having a wide-open southern border. >> by the way, both of them have some shakier poll numbers today than they did a month ago when we weren't at 100,000-plus cases. why are we seeing finger pointing? >> it's interesting, chuck. looking from april into now in many of these new polls. what you're seeing is as the delta variant has come into play, people have actually become more hardened in their partisanship. so republicans have become more

let me start with you donna, i thought your piece was interesting and you've experienced this.ve this caucus that said we don't want to do the big budget thing, we just want the bipartisan dean, we wanted to stand on its own, we don't like the budget framework and all the things that are in there, but in doing so it seems to me that there's real political risk they run for themselves and for the party at large. >> well, let's be clear, the proposal that is before the congress, their reconciliation and the infrastructure package are the presidents agenda, it happens that it is a progressive agenda, but it is joe biden's agenda. by trying to distance themselves, or separate themselves from the presidents agenda, it's, you know, like the kiss of death going into a midterm election. >> right. >> it was hard to understand, what were they shooting for. and i always thought that it was doomed anyway because nine moderate democrats was not gonna hold up nancy pelosi from delivering her entire caucus. it really, you know, maybe it was a play for headlines, but it wasn't a play that woul

ben gupta, pulmonologist and medical contributor, and donna edwards is back with us.ht, lots of people said this is what they needed to see to feel more confident. you know some will be appeased and some will move the goal post. your sense of what the net effect will be. >> good to see you. this will be helpful not harmful. this will result in tens of millions unvaccinated suddenly rolling up their sleeves unlikely. this will move the needle to a certain degree, will help disarm those individuals who say it's experimental. maybe october 1st and then johnson & johnson, let's see what happens with that vaccine in particular. this is no doubt going to be helpful. this is going to set a domino effect that you're already seeing happen this morning where organizations from the u.s. military to school districts are able to mandate the pfizer vaccine. and that's the real implication and significant consequence of the move. >> do you think that means we're going to see more mandates, more vaccine mandates? >> oh, of course. 400 colleges and universities were waiting to press s

former congresswoman donna edwards. thanks to all of you for sticking with us.e next week if the president and the united states are, indeed, going to meet this deadline. >> well, i think to continue the lines open to the airport so that afghans who want to leave and are able to leave in terms of being eligible can get on those flights. it is clear that there's been a very significant increase in the number of individuals who are being evacuated, which is great news. that's why i think the president was quite reasonable but also quite practical in terms of saying he's going to stay focused on the 31 august deadline, but that contingency plans will be made in the event there may be some disruption, maybe taliban instigated, or the fact we just can't get everybody out by the august 31st deadline. >> john hudson, how big is the challenge facing the u.s. over the next week? >> it is a massive challenge. one of the things to consider is what the taliban said earlier today, which is that they're not going to allow any more afghan citizens into the airport. that raises

we are alive in donna texas with more.lion migrants have been held at the southern border you can see just from the drone shots and has expanded in size and now appears once again that conditions are starting to deteriorate. exclusive video obtained by fox news overcrowded conditions inside border patrol donna facility once again packed into pods like in march sources tell fox news as of thursday there were around 5300 migrants being held between 40 and 60 migrants in each pod well above the covid-19 limit of ten per pod as border patrol continues to be overwhelmed in mission texas early friday morning an emergency tent compound expanded significantly overnight built to house covid positive illegal immigrants released started i capacity 250 but officials say they expected to go up at 650 hundreds were there already friday morning although not all are infected summer family members quarantining with loved ones nearby alina vehicles at the compound entrance made up of family members and sponsors wait to pick them up after th

we obtained a disturbing new video after the migrant detention facility and donna, texas. film allusion has more from us from the border. bill. >> tammy, any talk out here tha the summer search will slow dow in the summer heat or that this is just seasonal, that talk and be thrown out the window. the numbers keep going up. it appears that the donna facility behind us is starting to have deteriorating condition inside. look at these exclusive images just obtained today showing overcrowding happening once again here at the donna facility , similar to what was seen back in march almost like dÉjÀ vu when border official sources told us as of thursday, there we're around 5300 migrant being held inside with between 40 and 60 migrants in each pod, well above the covid 19 recommended limit of ten per pod . this as border patrol just continues to be overwhelmed. take a look at what the city of mcallen had to build overnight this week it's an emergency ten compound meant to house covid positive immigrants that a been released by border patrol into the city of mcallen. the federal go

it's so good to see you, donna, you're always here at all these amazing events and we appreciate your work and advocacy over the years. i want to recognize commissioner chung and thank you for your work not on behalf of just the trans community, but the city and county of san francisco. we're here today to celebrate an incredible milestone and supervisor mandelman, we appreciate you so much so work for your work here in city hall, but i want to take this moment to just reflect back and just realize our assess joaquin torres is joining us. joaquin, why are you sitting down, you should be standing up. standing up for the trans community, buddy. an incredible ally. i want to take this opportunity to really recognize two really incredible people who have been extraordinary leaders in san francisco. first, aria sayed who has been just really amazing in leading the transgender district and really advocating and pushing and coordinating and collaborating and bringing people together to help push the city in a direction where we are doing incredible things. her leadership along with claire fa

i thinknk about donna and gracei met at monticello, 21 by david who had given this hour-long tour that was really quite direct about jefferson morley convicted their prison relationships slavery and the fact that there is 600 people. i went after them and they were like i have no idea if his was, i have no idea monticello was folks brought plane tickets and rented a car and got a hotel room came to a monticello with e government no conception of the idea that this was a plantation. the person who lived enslaved hundreds of human beings. that's a microcosm how so many people in this country have such little understanding of what slavery was it shapes the founders of the country and continues to shape every part of our social political and economic infrastructure. >> i was thinking about a lot, i was thinking hard about those two women monticello and in his shop about what's going on i feel compassion for them but it almost seems hard to believe that the privilege of saying i will not see that about that world and i can continue to do so and why are you telling me? let's assume these are

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when you start with donna and grace, they are the two women cleaned meets when he goes to monticello and that paragraph, that first paragraph if you could read that for us on page 26. >> donna and grace, and so many people, specifically white people have often understood slavery and those held in its grip only an abstract terms. they do not seek the faces, they cannot picture the hands, they do not hear the fear or the laughter. they do not consider that these were children like their own. these are people who had birthdays and weddings and funerals who love and celebrated one another just as they love and celebrated their upfront. >> for me, that is the whole reason of writing at all because we have to be specific, particular and the only way we can ever have the qualities of men beings have the drama of their lives were vacancy, how can i possibly hurt another person because the other person is a person? #i think in this work i was so moved by it. now it's going to come back because our patients -- our audience has been patiently waiting. >> thank you, oh my gosh, my head is explod

i spoke with donna down the bunk of contestants ages range from 10 to 25. and i'm one of my colleagues in 2020 because of the pen demik. they had to perform remotely, but now they're back on an actual stage with atmosphere, teen spirit. and of real competition. yeah. c oh, i built the games were in $580.00 to be see when singing and music contest run alongside athletic competitions and.

i want to ask you, donna edwards, about this broader cycle that we're living through.e surprised that this ended in a resignation. >> well, i was surprised, but also when i listened to andrew cuomo's statement i was a little bit offended. we are the same age, which means that andrew cuomo and i grew up in a time where since we were in kindergarten sex discrimination and harassment in the workplace has been unlawful. for him to cast this generational line on his behavior i thought was offensive and continued to blame women as somehow women are responsible for his bad behavior. i don't think that there was an acceptance of what he did, and i think that there is accountability and resignation, but there may have to be more accountability for a man who doesn't seem to recognize the lines have never been drawn where he said during his adult lifetime. >> madam senator, first your reaction and then i would like your thoughts about new york's next governor. >> yeah. i think i, like many folks, was surprised to hear the governor resign today. i think that comes off the heels fr

. >> good afternoon, i am donna martinez. again coming to you live from north carolina.ot a fascinating discussion scheduled today, so many of you are along for this. the left notion our country's founding date is 1619, 1776 has no proven popular media, culture and education in fact recent hiring of new york times reporter nicole hannah jones by chapel hill's journalism school has no writing in the national spotlight from a% over the discussion of who we are as americans, what our country represents, the principles on which our country was hundred and of course the role of the faculty boards of trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people. we've got a great panel today and hope to be able to clear up misconceptions for you and also put some perspective on this important debate going on in our country. twenty-three today is the ceo of the john mark condition he spent with us several times before and many of you have had the opportunity with her. amy, glad you're here. jennifer robinson is the president of the james center for academic renewals they are following h

thanks for having donna and myself. >> thank you. >> i'll speak for both of us.history, foreign policy tends to effect presidents less and less unless it's something overwhelming like a war in which we are directly involved or a terrorist episode. for instance, jimmy carter in 1978, 1979 was making peace in the middle east, great accomplishment, didn't really help him very much. and at the same time, john kennedy in the spring of 1961 tried to invade cuba with freedom fighters failed. they were imprisoned and kennedy took responsibility. his numbers went up to 81%. he said it looks like the worse i do, the more popular i get. that's not true these days. we were very closely divided country in january. things seemed optimistic we were getting over covid and the economy was nothing but blue sky. now with afghanistan, those things seem a little bit clouded at the moment, but joe biden's ratings are going to be very much tied to events. >> um-hmm. and speaking of president biden's ratings, donna, i want to put up two data points from the nbc poll. first, approval rat

donna, this was a pretty tough week for the biden administration and the handling of covid.h on mask and whether there could be a mandate for vaccines. how are they playing this? >> i think they've been trying to keep the same message that we can defang this virus, but not defeat it unless every state, every locality works together to ensure that americans are being vaccinated. there's no question that the biden administration was under a lot of pressure after the cdc began to put out these new mandates. cities like washington, d.c., mandates. los angeles, new mandates, mask mandates. i think the biden administration was a little behind, but hopefully we're all on the same page. look, there are still variants of the 1918 spanish flu that we see in the seasonal viruses every year. if we're not all working together to stop the virus -- >> that's a reminder also this thing isn't going to go away entirely. >> you can defang it, but you can't defeat it. >> you have the mandates that donna mentioned. you have desantis, abbott, ducey saying no mandates of any kind. they're prohibit

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donna edwards is here with us as well great to have you here this morning.t to make you speak for the trump administration, but a notable silence from top officials whether in the biden or obama or trump administration on the shocking shift events in afghanistan and the diminished stance the u.s. has in the world. chinese on social media saying the u.s. took 20 years in afghanistan. they were run out in 72 hours. what is your response? >> the chinese are asking the right questions. you mentioned it in the run-up to the segment where is the intelligence failure? we were told for years it was fine afghanis were told they were taking care of things and we would soon leave we got bad information from the pentagon it doesn't surprise me that was one of the subjects of the phone call yesterday you could make it a partisan thing if you want and some falls to the biden administration on the execution of the plan. when the dust settles, one question is why was congress misled by the pentagon we spent 20 years and $80 billion training the afghanis. ten times that else

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. >> good afternoon everyone i am donna martinez. welcoming into the shaftesbury society coming alive from midtown raleigh, north carolina. we have got a really fascinating discussion scheduled for you today. so glad many of you are along for this. the leftist notion our country's founding dates to 1619 not 1776 is now proven quite popular in media, culture, and an education. in the recent hiring a "new york times" reporter nicole hannah jones by chapel hill's journalism school has pushed our state into the national spotlight once again. this time it's over the discussion of who we are as americans, what our country it represents. principles on which our country was founded on course the role of the faculty and board of trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people and tenure. we've got a great panel lined up for you today. we hope to be able to clear up some misconceptions for you and also put some perspective and is very important debate going on in our country for joining me today ceo of the foundation she has been with us

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bill melugin down in donna, texas. jacqui. with national border patrol spokesperson chris cabrera and what he has to say about migrants released in the public and potentially infected with covid. ♪ ♪ ♪ jacqui: wild fires threatening thousands of homes in california. dixie fire spanning 700 square miles in northern california where numerous others are ravaging the state. smoke is blanketing central california and western nevada and it's forced officials to order evacuations. the state is on track to surpass last year as worst fire season in state history. a second year of drought high temperatures and low humidity are really not helping firefighters in california battle the blazes. our meteorologist adam klotz has more if some better weather could help, adam. adam: hey, jacqui. a rain shower across the west would really do wonders right now but unfortunately that just is not in the cards at least not in the course of the weekend. this is the radar over the last 24 hours, mostly dry conditions across some of the really beat-up a