they're called bot-dots. the markers are to remind you to stay in your line. cal trans says they are too costly to maintain. >> reporter: that old familiar noise and bump on the freeway will now be a thing of the past. >> we will not have the bot-dots resting on top of the white stripe. >> reporter: cal trans won't be replacing them as they break. instead will opt for newer technology. >> we could get three to 60 years out of the other kind of highly reflective lane striping. >> reporter: the square raised reflectors are staying. >> those reflectors will remain every 48 feet. >> reporter: currently there are four dots in between, but the problem according to cal trans officials is that they aren't reflective enough, which is why as the dots fail, crews will now install reflective striping to divide the line. >> we've done a study of an area where bot dots were in use and where bot dots were removed and found no significant difference in the accident rates over a six-year period. >> reporter: some are skeptical of the switch, but cal trans said reflectivity is

but albert's been painted dot by dot, and i've been promised i too can achieve artistic genius with theools. believe it or not, these pictures have all been painted with spray paint. they've been pieced together splodge by splodge by the sprayprinter device. my daughter wanted a unicorn on her wall, but i couldn't draw. so that pushed me towards creating this device. to make these magical masterpieces you need the right kit — a smartphone with the appropriate app installed, an external battery pack to keep it fullyjuiced, a tripod to hold it steady, some paint, and of course the sprayprinter. first you select an image and align it against the area you want to paint. so the image is projected like a giant virtual sticker. portraits with shadows work best. the phone's camera exposes for the led on the device, and when it illuminates, it sends the can's location to the app. the phone then tells the printer its coordinates and the printer decides when to spray and when not to. once you get the knack of it, it's actually surprisingly simple to use. you just have to make sure you go from left

the phony, dot, dot, dot. trump russia story was an excuse used by the democrats as justification for losing the election. perhaps trump, third person, just ran a great campaign. as we said, the russia story has a way of coming back. >> and he can't let it go, tweeting obviously knowing this ahead of comey's testimony tomorrow. it's interesting what came out of this phone call with vladimir putin because what wasn't discussed was what people are most alarmed about. ukraine wasn't discussed. sanctions weren't discussed. human rights abuses in chechnya were not discussed. all of these issues were discussed earlier in a meeting that vladimir putin had with angela merkel. not discussed in the conversation that president trump had with vladimir putin. we talk about inconsistent -- how inconsistent he's been in these 103 days. one thing he has been very consistent about is obviously the soft spot that he has not only for vladimir putin but for other so-called dictators around the world. >> ambassador, on that very p

it is taking for state dot from fixing pot holes, picking up signs, where does intersect?chnology what we try to do is allow them ask ve a forum to questions. most of our dot's will say, our that we l say tis not are against move intoing new technology, it is we don't want o be the people that bought beta max. technology changes so quickly, up, how do we have to staff and provide the forward?e to move host: this is the forum for viewers to ask their questions. the transportation network necessary your community, tell us about intelligent transportation systems we'll be talking about, how they are impacting you and your life. morning, es this democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. folks are calling in, give examples, what are current most pressing ransportation concerns that could be affected and proved by transportation systems? host: most of us in washington country, i was in arkansas over the holiday, you see lines of traffic. we don't see congestion will get better. it is hard to build your way out congestion issues that we have.

you can find the link to the full calendar at 6abc dot com slash visions. >> now, as promised, it's time to take a look around franklin square and learn about these larger-than-life lanterns that are lighting up every evening here. >> the chinese lantern festival is a nearly 2,000 year old tradition and, in china, a national holiday that's celebrated on the last day of the chinese new year >> philadelphia is a city full of cultural importance. so we want to see the chemistry between the two different cultures. >> the festival is produced by tianyu arts & culture and every night, as the sun sets on franklin square, the park lights up. >> in the evening the lanterns take on a life of their own. they glow, some of them move >> it's not the ordinary things that everybody can do. >> the lanterns were assembled and hand painted by a team of 30 specially trained artisans >> our designers will shape the outline of the lanterns on the ground by hand and then we have people to cover the outline with the fabric. >> this year, they designed 29 brand new lantern displays >> we have chinese zodiac sig

that was definitely his goal the he was great at connecting the dots -- the dots between policy and people. can you connect the dots? to every day families and reagan did that very well. so can he connect those back to show them how the policies will benefit them that is beneficial to families then they will be more supportive. >> as the republican party in terms of control we seem to be squandering more than others so the democratic party before the panel began i was in los angeles there is a protest going on a bitterly could not get out of my house. the use said the heat on the democratic side? how long does that last republicans are not fired up protesting. >> eight think most americans are exhausted by the end of 2016 with kansas congressional district the republican candidate still one despite all the resistance 80,000 voters to 55 that was even a greater percentage from republicans but the young documentary filmmaker favor of the most awkward interviews i have ever seen the he was going to ask if he is going to marry the girl from his girlfriend of 12 years. but when the women's marc

join the dots for us. watches for kids. join the dots for us. 0k, watches for kids.iness to have children. and then yeah, that was it. that light bulb moment came when i took my kids to the farm. have you ever looked back? no, i love what i'm doing. you look after the children and try and run this company at the same time?|j this company at the same time?” have an amazing childminder, but yes, it is a juggle every day and i don't have much sleep. but, it's amazing and exciting and i love every single minute of it. you're wide awake on this show. thank you for coming in. interesting. thank you. here is a reminder of how to get in touch. we wa nt we want to hear from you too. get involved on the bbc business live web page. 0n involved on the bbc business live web page. on twitter we're at bbc business and you can find us on facebook. business live on tv and online whenever you need to know. today, your comments on the smart watch for tracking kids. a viewer says, "honestly, it sounds like a breaking of trustment don't spy on your kids when they say they can go somewher

, dot, dot, dot. blah blah blah blah. it doesn't really matter what he said from there. because he just confessed. automatic. this explains why he doesn't write murder mysteries. chapter one, "i did it." ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: he did it. >> stephen: and the timing, the timing of this could not possibly be worse. trump met with these russians in the oval office one day after he fired f.b.i., head jim comey. that's like starting a tinder account on the way home from your spouse's funeral. ( laughter ) i'm saying it's a bad thing. you understand. i'm saying that's not a g i would say the white house has no shame, but they might have a little because the one person at the meeting they didn't originally advertise was there was russian ambassador sergey kislyak, considered by our intelligence community as a top russian spy. we know he was there because so were russian cameramen. look at how much fun they're having. the meeting was set up by trump as a personal favor to vladimir putin. >> when i spo

or email - slate-at-kron4-dot-com. a ten-thousand- dollar reward is up to find whoever illegally shot and killed a rare white wolf at yellowstone national park. the 12-year-old wolf was one of only three known white wolves in the park. police say someone on yellowstone's north side, near gardiner, montana, ... illegally shot the alpha female wolf on april 10th or 11th. park officials decided to euthanize her due to the severity of her wounds. the national park service and the center for biological diversity are both offering a 5-thousand dollar reward still ahead. another recall to tell you about, this time affecting baby wipes... there could be something growing inside the package...we'll tell you about it coming up. plus... reporter stanley roberts:"coming upnats: ambiance in the city of berkeley there is a problem along the union pacific right of way nats: ambiancewhile the problem is in the city limits, the question is who is responsible for the cleanup. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly" (j

but now, those highway bot dots are being phased out. don ford takes a look at the first bay area freeways that will see them go. >> reporter: they have been around for as long as you can remember. startled you to pay attention. a little round bump installed on the white lane stripes called bod tots. >> it's what they're going to start gradually phasing them out. >> reporter: caltrans says they are not replacing bots dots that are knocked loose not using them in future paving projects. caltrans says they are outdated. is there still going to be something on the highway? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: a noise or thump? >> the right one. not as much as these but what we found out is that there's no appreciable difference between the raised thermoplastic paint. it's sprayed on the road surface at 400 degrees. >> reporter: with sand and beads, it is cheaper an lasts longer. >> they are crazy. they are going to have a lot more accidents than they ever thought about. >> reporter: this retired firefighter says he has been to thousands of serious veh

people connect dots all the time and come up with different pictures. withhold my to judgment until we see actual, hard facts n. terms of the one thing i ction, would like to mention, sara, a lot of folks don't realize. money is all over the city. it has been for years. surprising you can't even use the rubric at mcdonald's. are hiring folks in the city, including democrats. we want to said, expand the investigation of ussian influence to include democrats and republicans and got pushback. the reason, there is a lot in the city. people would be uncomfortable with the degree to which key for es have worked different firms and outlets. the point is only that there is lot of influence of foreign governments, particularly or ugh subsidiaries surrogates in hiring folks like flynn. how significant is that in terms of an impact on the administration? we have to wait to see. ut, as i said, i've learned a long time ago, you have to be careful connecting dots until a clear picture comes out. one thing being questioned is idea of collusion, specifically what does

there'll also be showers dotted around and as we head into sunday, you'll notice things are a good dealst found further west end particularly in the north—west. still quite humid in parts of england and wales. on saturday night, one weather system brings rain to most parts of the uk. behind that, the fresher air comes in for sunday. sunday is a day of sunny spells and showers. still 15—19dc but with lord humidity as well. a better feel to things as we head to the second part of the weekend. if you need more details, there is with plenty online. —— always plenty. hello and welcome to one hundred days plus. president trump calls james comey a showboat and a grandstander. he says he decided to fire the former fbi director, even before meeting his top staff. the white house says mr comey had lost the confidence of the fbi staff. the acting director tells the senate that's simply not true. simply put, sir, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and defending the constitution. the labour party leaks — a month before the election

, dot, dot, headed by a republican right now.starts trashing the cbo, that's what you have to know about the congressional budget office. we are looking for numbers on the number of people who are going to be covered, predictions on where health care premiums are going, and the impact this whole bill is going to have on the zdeficit. the health care bill. for more i want to bring in msnbc anchor, business correspondent and the other half of velshi and ruhle that airs at -- >> not the velshi part. >> and andrew ruben, vice president for medical center affairs at langone medical center. think we added an extra word. vice president for medical affairs. >> close enough. >> good to have you both here. andrew, i worry we talk about cbo score, cbo score, cbo score, people drone out. that's not important. what we're looking for is the measurement of what this new american health care act is going to do for people who need health insurance, for people who pay for health insurance. >> right. and remember, medicaid has historically before h

lemonis: you are now the yellow-dot man.ow much stuff in here is just not needed, dust all over it, not efficient? the other major problem at grafton -- well, it's production. there is no flow. fabric and upholstery is everywhere, and equipment is very outdated. the space -- too confining. we have a finite amount of space, and we want to make more money. what we need to do is figure out how we're gonna lay this whole thing out. i've got a great way to expand the production capacity without acquiring more land or more buildings. you have this space that makes no money, and so we're gonna clear it all out. steve: they're gonna take my showroom away from me. mary: i told you. when you were doing it, i told you. lemonis: we're gonna improve the process by putting the flow in place, improving the number of mistakes that are made, and making sure that when it goes out, it goes out right. but if we want our product to be the best, we have to upgrade our equipment. we bought over $50,000 of new equipment... steven: a sander. that's

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dots point just a more hikes this year.k function points us to the fact that june is still largely priced in as a rate hike. do you think the fed 1 today needs to up that number? , they changed the market quickly. do you think they have to today? derek: not today. there may be a knology went of the fact that the q1 figure was quite weak, but i think that certainly, if they do acknowledge that, they equally play it down. to medications from the fed in the past, but they are somewhat less confident about relying too much on the flow of gdp data specifically. there tends to be a fallback to perhaps jobs data, which year,arks taxation once a and therefore gives a more reliable picture. when you look at jobs, you know, although we did have the weak nsp at the beginning of april, there is not much slack left. that will be the key determinant of their decisions. the dots profile looks pretty good. guy: and wages are picking up? you are starting to see evidence of that an investment starting to slowly turn the corner? there are oth

. >> we neat to push director of d dot to put speed bumps out in this area and other areas plagued by a lot of speeding for past couple years. we're going to press the issue. her mayor and the office gave a statement and simply we need he speed it's a good effort. but not enough to slow down traffic here. as you say nroming down this street right now. >> he says that he met today with the head of d dot in his office to talk about speeding things up. and i can assure you we will continue to follow up on this and show you what is progress for -- they do not expect charges filed in death of staveier lucky. there's bring forth a criminal case. it's clear, firsthand we have dogs speeding through this stretch and we don't want to see this happen to anyone else. live in southeast, laurean, "fox5 local news". >> in prince george county a hospital patient is facing serious charges tonight stealing an ambulance and then leading police on a wild chase. that patient is identified as 43-year-old william person. bob barnat was there. >> it was quite a sight and coming right at us. >> about a dozen

take a look over the weekend, d dot came out and installed a speed limit site. an hour and 25 at all other times. death of this 6-year-old has put the spotlight back to the traffic issues along living stop road. zion installed 7 sets of cables throughout length of road and traffic engineers will use cables to collect speed and volume date a. once collected they'll determine feasibility of crosswalk and speed bumps on the street. here's how residents are reactsing take a listen. >> from the beginning you can always see cars come around the corner just not paying attention to how fast they're going. speed bumps would help and maybe signs showing a speed bump so they know to slow d down. because nobody should have to to be putting balloons on a tree instead of celebrating their child's birthday. >> reporter: now, not only is there a playground across the street from apartment complex but there's two schools nearby along livingston road. populated with children. d dot tells us once the data is collected they will not determine within 30 days if they will be installi

it's based on digital, except every dit has four vertical dots.ot one, next up two, next four, next eight. >> you have to add those numbers together or 0 if nothing is lit and tell time. >> try and do this. >> cover the right side of the screen and just look at the clock. stop here. >> one, five. >> one, five, one, two, three. >> 1553 or -- >> 3:53. >> by the fured out the time it's already a minute later and you're wrong. >> it's a cool looking time piece in your house. you know it's a clock. other people may not. it's interesting. the lights will change. >> the idea came to us while walking on the set in paris. watching building windows light up. >> they went through eight prototypes and finally settled on this working model. this is a kick-starter campaign. so when you do get it, they give you the part. >> constructed from laser cut wood. ten minutes. >> if you order it now, and it's about $98, because it is a kick-starter campaign, you can get it by christmas time. >> city clock 100% family owned, 100% brain workout and 100% available on kick-

remember, after 9/11, it was connect the dots. americans need to connect the dots.pe. we need to connect san bernardino, fort hood, orlando, this and that, they are among us. their messages are deductive and people fall victim to them. we connected the dots in europe with nice, paris, brussels, what is going on in germany in the u.k. he would have expected that at this point in time that america, our state department, would be sending out a travel alert warning americans that going to europe, stay aware of your situation, because europe is at the highest level of alert and threat that it has seen in decades. europe has taken way too long to connect the dots that this terror is among them, it is a real threat. >> martha: there are thousands of potential operatives in europe, according to this report. thank you very much pretty good to see you tonight, sir. straight ahead, one of the wildest presidential primaries, now, governor john casey gets here with the back story of what really went out of the campaign trail. would he ever consider doing it all over again? his a

, dot, dot. >> i think what we saw on the foreign trip is what we'll see in the white house this is thisof where you would have, you know, sean spicer was visible. he was around. those of us that were on the trip saw him and spoke with him. but they had rex tillerson was briefing us on the plane and then you had, you know, other senior administration officials who were coming out and briefing us. and i think that you'll probably see a little bit more of that in the white house. >> also a lot of off camera stuff on the trip which i think is a reflection that the president thinks he should be the only person speaking on camera. caps, gouwns, popcorns, 50 guys political and nasty. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections r

stay with abc-7 is for all the breaking new developments by signing up for our text alerts at wjla dot com slash now to breaking news while you were sleeping strong storms slamming the south - and turning deadly in two states overnight. sam sweeney is at the live desk.. larry - we're talking a massive system that stretched from southern texas to the great lakes. in central wisconsin.. that storm, spawning a tornado that swept into a mobile home park. one person was killed. officials there are calling the damage to the neighborgood "total destruction." meanwhile in the oklahoma panhandle.. another tornado flipping over cars and leveling homes overnight. one person there was also killed. this morning officials say there are still people unaccounted for. developing now.. dc police are trying to figure out what happened -- that led to two officers shooting and killing a woman in southwest. around 6:30 last night, a woman eagle rec center on joliet street. police chief peter newsham says his officers showed up, and they determined she was carrying a handgun. the apparently made several requ

. >> we need to push director of d dot to put speed bumps out and this is an area plagued by speeding in the last couple years. so we will press the issue. the mayor and her office gave a statement. simply, we need speed bump. it could have been avoided. signs are not good nuxt we've seen signs. snaps happen where there are signs it's a ge effort but not enough to slow traffic. we see cars flying down the >> he's head of d dot in his office today and they'll look into doing something faster. we'll continue to stay on top of this and i want to mention that tonight, i talked with a police force that says they're not expecting to file any charges in the accident where xavier lucky was killed. that could be because there's not enough evidence in the case. but either way i can assure you firsthand speeding is a problem heevrment live in southeast. laurean, "fox5 local news". >> hope they get that worked out. >> now to the storms that rolled through the region tonight that led to scary moments for drivers in laurel. prince george county fire department says 22 cars got strappeded here in a

be the first to know, by signing up for our text alerts at wjla dot com slash text. now to breaking new developments about another major white house concern - north korea. overnight.. south korean media reported the nation's new president will visit washington next month to discuss worries over pyongyang's nuclear capabilities. the announcement comes days after north korea successfully tested a powerful new missile that analysts believe could reach alaska when perfected. another game 7 and another heatbreaking loss for washington sports fans. this time it's the wizards falling in the nba playoffs. last night in boston the wizards and celtics battled with a ticket to the eastern conference finals on the line. bradley beal poured in a playoff career-high 38 points but it wasnt' enough. the celtics would pull away late to win 115-105 ending the wizards season. and wizards losses, the d-c sports championship continues. the last time a d-c sports team in one of the four major pro sports made it to their leagues "final four" was 1998. the worst of washington weather - just

we've gotten consistently since 9/11 is, you have to make sure you're in a position to connect the dots. you can't have stovepiped information and so we've responded to that over the last ten years and mostly to the great work of my predecessor bob muller and we've collected databases so if we collect information under 702, it doesn't sit in a separate stovepipe, it sits in a single cloud-type environment so if i open an investigation in the united states in an intelligence matter or criminal matter and i have the name of the suspect and their telephone number and their e-mail addresses, i search the fbi's databases. that search necessarily will also touch the information that was collected under 702 so that we don't miss a dot, but nobody gets access to the information that sits in the 702 database unless they've been trained correctly. if there is let's imagine that terrorists overseas were talking about a suspect in the united states or someone's e-mail address in the united states was in touch with the terrorist and that information sits in the database. when we open the case in the

we've gotten consistently since 9/11 is you have to make sure you're in a position to connect the dots. you can't have stove piped information. we've responded to that over the last ten years, mostly to the great work of my predecessor. so if we collect information around 702, it doesn't sit in a separate stove pipe. it sits in a single cloud type environment so if i'm opening an investigation in the united states and i have a name of the suspect and their telephone number and thaeir e-mails addresses, i search the fbi databases. that search necessarily will also touch the information that was collected under 702 so that we don't miss a dot. but nobody gets access to this information that sits in the 702 database unless they've been trained correctly. if there is -- let's imagine that terrorists overseas were talking about a suspect in the united states or somebody's e-mail was in touch with the terrorists. we open the case in the united states and put in that name and e-mail address, it will touch that data and tell us there's information in the 702 database that's relevant. if the ag

we've got to -- we've got connect the dots. we've got to get the facts and do the investigation.ads to impeachment. i have also said it trump will lead us right there. >> sean: another sad development today. anthony weiner plead guilty today to one count of sending obscene messages to a minor. as part ever a plea deal for sexting an underaged girl, earlier in court, wiener sobbed as he was intirg his plea telling the judge, "i've got a sickness but no excuse." wiener faces multiple years in prison and will have to register as a sex offender. lisa boothe is joining us now. rick grenell is joining us now as well. i didn't think it could get any better than dan rather saying that donald trump is now the hunted by the media. i think maxine waters got pretty close with the "lock her up" came from putin. >> absolutely, sean. i hate to be mean here, sean, but there's a little bit of a humor in maxine waters talking about connecting dots because this is a woman who on an interview just recently couldn't explain what the democratic party stood for outside of the resistance to president pr

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we called mayor about this she enlisted help of d dot to gather information and determine what safertyeasures may be needed here along the roadway. they told us over the weekend there would be signs posted addressing the speed limit and also that pedestrians cross through this area. we have not seep much of that but we see tubing placed ra cross the roadway every 100 yards or so. today there was a guy out here doing maintenance for them and as we were talking with him cars were flying past. >> the reason why we're just doing a count here because they never had before, so we just need to see if we need to put in speed bumps and stuff. >> this helps you know whether or not they're needed. >> yes basically. >> and just because there's a number -- >> like that >> we used "fox5"'s radar gun and saw cars going double the speed limit and even 30, 35 feels way too fast and there's a housing complex one side of street and playground and picnic area on the other. neighbors grieving loss of xavier lucky don't understand why d dot needs entire month to do a study and don't want to see another chil

. >>> i-95, v dot crews wrapped up early. all southbound lanes are back open on the neasco bridge. >> the caps need all the fan's support right now. caps heading to pittsburgh down 2-0 to the pens. game three is tonight. as we said, fans wangt to get behind it. a pep rally today at river dale county elementary. this school rocked the red with a bik event at the gymnasium. the rally is 1:00 this afternoon. game three is 7:30 tonight. white rice, sauces, salad dressings, ketchup, all kinds of stuff are foods that have a lot more sugar in it than we even know. >> that's why we are going sugar free here on "news 4 today." no more than 40 grams of sugar a day. ten teaspoons. >> a 2,000 calorie diet. i'm trying to stick to 10 to 15 grams of sugar. all week we're going to show you ways to cut back on sugar. i'll post video diaries in how i'm changing what i eat. one of the biggest issues is what i put in my coffee. >> i found a french vanilla creamer with no sugar. >> i'll have to steal zblours 4:34. want to get another check on you

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and there was these pale blue dot sitting in this void. and he wrote a whole book on this.o these pictures from saturn with earth is sort of the modern counterpart to the pale blue dot. >> stephen: there's going to be a series of 13 fly byes of cassini going inside the rings. >> cassini has been there for 12 years. and it's now in its final death spiral to he descend into saturn never to be heard of again. >> stephen: we're going to get some close shots along the way. this is the top of. >> yes, we will. >> stephen: that is the top of a hurricane. >> you know, you get this sigh clonic energy when you rotate fast. and earth, we get storms on earth and we rotate once a day. saturn, which bigger than earth rotates once every ten hours or so. so the coriolis force is severe on both saturn and jupiter. you zoom in on the cloud tops and it is a turbulent maelstrom. >> stephen: the weather channel is getting stiffed. all right, now tell it it like it is, baby. now you've got a new book, one of your great books. it's astrophysics for people in a hurry. we're in a hurry. we're had i

it's the subject of this morning's instapoll - go to wjla dot com slash vote now and let us know .. now to the game -- with their backs against the wall facing elimination on the road in pittsburgh. the caps came out swinging..jumping out to an early 2 nothing lead and they never looked back. after three quarters the caps led 5 to nothing and went on to blow out pittsburgh 5 to 2. they force a pivotal game 7..wednesday at the phone booth. the winner advances to the eastern conference finals. another day you'll want to grab that jacket. chilly temperatures to start your tuesday. what time today things will start warming up. plus - our neighbors to the north, underwater. new images of the historic floods in canada - next. right now roads look more like canada after the country's heaviest rainfall in 50 years. hundreds of homes are flooded -- and thousands of people have evacuated. many residents chipped in to build sandbang walls to keep back floodwaters. and canada isn't alone--parts of upstate new york are also ddealing with devastating floods along the southern shore of lake ontari

how good am i after all at connecting the dots? oh yeah, i got a university degree so i don't believe in all that alternative facts business. i still think it is important to be as accurate as possible and it really matters if you know anything, but can i connect the dots? can i see the big picture? can i see the patterns? and even if i can't, what's behind it? am i a better version of who i was four years ago or have i changed in some fundamental way? and what difference will it make to anyone besides me? i recommend you take just a little time to think about those things today because you have all of these professors who worked hard, each in their own way, to get you to think about at least a piece of that. you got your families that help with their investment to give you a chance, to give you the space and support to grab a little piece of understanding of one of the most exciting and, i believe, interdependent and rapidly changing moments in human history. for whatever it's worth, i'll tell you what i think. i believe that this