is your dad brown-eyed. day you came to school and told us he kicked you. >> he did. >> do you think a blue-eyed father would kick his son. >> yes. my dad would. >> his dad is blue-eyed. he never kicked him. this is a fact. blue-eyed people are better than brown-eyed people >>> jane elliott joining us from seattle, washington. that was a sample of what happened. tell us what happened as that film progressed. >> well, the first thing that happened was i watched the brown-eyed children treat me the way i have been seen treating people of colour. i found how i looked toother people. my brown-eyed children became brilliant, antagonistic, over bearing ugly people i never saw or knew before. my blue-eyed children became timid, frightened, withdrawn, absolute totally different from what they had been 15 minutes previously. >> let me ask this question - based on your findings, why do we hate? we hate because we are taught to hate, we are ignorant. we are the product of ignorant people, taught an ignorant thing, whic

. >> there has been a lot of talk on the other eyed -- side from the iranian negotiators about whether they can abide by some of the terms that came up in lausanne, if they cannot that will be a problem. i said from the start i will walk away from the negotiations if in fact it's a bad deal. >> today u.s. officials making it official that a death line that was to be today, june 30th

. >> my allings they should be down right blurry-eyed upon arrival in rome early this morning but then sleepless from a long night's flight was bright-eyed eager to get going planning for the arrival of pope francis in philadelphia happening just about 95 days from right now. >> this visit to rome is so important. >> and that may well be an understatement. with a long list of logistics and global tension mounding the world meeting of family and the headline-making visit of pope francis here in rome without a single second to waste. >> i think a lot of the nuts and bolts really get tightened up in the last 100 days. >> and there are lots of so-called "nuts and bolts" to tighten. from a planner's perspective the next three days is ensure that if philadelphia, if not quite ready is getting there. and the director and mayor say there is work to do. a scale from a to z. >> we're going to stay with the alphabet, fairly fair down. we are past m. >> i would agree with him. i would say somewhere n to p. it depends on the day. >> beyond who the world meeting of families is bringing there is gre

. >> she is a blond blue eyed freckled face girl. >> and big accident. james flashes the world on live tv. >>> then most bizarre live triangle ever? was she in love with both escaped killers? >>> plus, the pregnant mom who vanished the day she was supposed to get a c-section. >> we love you and miss you and need you. >> she is found alive but there's no baby. >> was it really a case

i have to admit, when i watched it, i got a little misty-eyed knowing that i might never see it againe moment. as we mentioned before, lot of people made a lot of money betting on this race. one of those people, ron claiborne. ron, i know you bet. how much did you win? >> you know, remember, i had that 1978 affirmed bet, $2 win ticket. which i kept as a souvenir. i got $2 win ticket on american pharoah, which i'm keeping as a souvenir, it's worth officially $3.80 and i got a backup one. british call, an heir and a spare. and what's interesting, this has inspired a lot of people grabbing dirt from the track back yesterday. which i understand is selling now for $80 and these $2 uncashed winning tickets, selling right now for $15 and that's just in one day. so, if i could hang on to this for another 20, 30 years, if i should live that long i could be very wealthy. >> a, you'll live that long. and b, you sell it now and buys us breakfast next weekend. >> c, grab some dirt for us. >> i might get arrested trying. >> okay, maybe not. >> ron, thank you very much. great coverage out there. >>>

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white blue-eyed people are better than brun-eyed. >> it head a lot of waves. we talk to a man that was once a skinhead when we take a deep are look ahead. >>> the west has been dealing with high temperatures kevin corriveau is here with the weather. >> that's right. and we have been dealing with the temperatures for over a week. take a look at the temperature map. and by the colours, you can see the difference between the east and the west. let's go deeper. i want to show you what we are looking at. los angeles - 70 degrees, once you go inland we are talking about warm temperatures. when you add it to the drought situation, we are dealing with wildfires, this is a like fire. i want to share with you a video. we are talking 30,000 acres burnt so far across the region. as i said the drought situation that we have been talking about for months and over a year is not helping things at all. come back we'll show you what you can see. we see a 90% increase in the fire just to the east. it's 40% contained as we know. tomorrow the temperatures are going to be warm here

great coverage out there. >>> we're going to switch gears, and turn now to an eagle-eyed bus driver.alled a hero this morning. >> he spotted the 3-year-old boy and the suspected kidnapper on his bus. and the driver's quick-thinking helped police make an unusual arrest. aditty here with more. hi. >> reporter: good morning to you. incredible story. that hero bus driver says once he heard the alert about the kidnapping, he zeroed in on the suspect, but he had to keep his cool until he could get the bus to police without tipping off the suspect. >> the bus driver is a hero. absolute hero. >> reporter: this morning, police say this bus driver's quick and calm thinking helped them foil a kidnapping. rescuing a 3-year-old little boy, allegedly abducted from his mother at the milpitas public library in northern california friday. tim watson said he saw an alert from authorities about a kidnapping suspect on the loose. >> i described a 3-year-old wearing blue shirt, plaid shorts and red crocs. >> reporter: that's when watson concocted a clever plan to deliver the suspect to authorities withou

americans f 15 took out the 1-eyed sheikh but no officials confirmation yet. >>> will he or won't he?rump would follow on the heels of jeb bush. on the flip side, hillary clinton has been very busy on the campaign trail and she discussed early childhood education in new hampshire. and avoided commenting on the president's trade deal. tracey is live with us, and i want to start off with what happening today. trump, seriously, do you really think this guy is serious about running? >> reporter: he has said it before. we have to actually hear the words that i am running for president. the signs are there. we have a big announcement today in new york. we will see what happens. the donald teased it and calling it a big day for america. after a rally it has him hitting iowa and new hampshire and detailing the $9 billion fortune. >> i will run with heart and run to win. >> he is face jeb bush. >> the next president of the united states will pass meaning immigration calls not by executive order. >> immigration could be a tough one for bush. >> he is against it and not for it. >> he is believed

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her parents have produced photos of the daughter as a blonde blue-eyed child. she says she will address the controversy at the group's meeting on monday night. another step toward healing old wounds with cuba. republican senators sat down with cuban officials today in have anna. the obama -- in havana. the obama administration removed its terror designation. now to the race for the white house. after speaking to thousands of people in new york city, hillary clinton addressed a much smaller crowd in iowa tonight. one of her primary opponents bernie sanders, praised her speech but said she needs to be specific in your policy proposal. mr. sanders: i urge her to speak out to the dis-note -- discontinuation of disastrous trade policies. kellye: former maryland governor martin o'malley is making time for a little music on the campaign trail. ♪ a broke out the guitar in new hampshire, met with voters and spoke with a parrot on his shoulder. his says that his time as governor will serve him well should he win the presidency. you never know what you might see martin o'

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. >> i try to keep it in a box although my daughter is eying it. trying to grab it >> the children had no option but to be indoctrinated. >> who is your favorite player? >> what make thiss unique is that it's not ducked away in the basement it's the family room. it's starting encroach on the rule. >>this is mine to >> it's not without ritual. superstition runs deep here. >> if you are on a run, no one changes position. if they are down plenty, eryone gets up and we move after that. >> after halftim everyone moved back to the assigned seating and the warriors came away with the victory. alan wong abc 7news. >> game five will be sunday in oakland. member it's the only place to see the warriors and t cavaliers. abc's coverage begins sunday at 4:30. tune in. >> now to oth news, san francisco police relead video of an attempted robbery and attempted murder. investigats are hoping someone will recognize the gunman. police opened fire on a gas station clerk as he ran away from them. at harris and eighth street where it happened. katie? >> reporter: the ma

. >>> police are look for man who burglar eyed an elderly man's home and the burglary happened beforesday night in the 900 block of 49th street in northeast. and this video is captured by a security camera inside the home. the home is owned by a 65-year- old woman and many of the people who live on this block are elderly. >> it is sad to hear about something happening to these folks the hard working folks who have been living in the city for a long time who are in their retirement years want to age in place and live their life but to be terrorized from folks who want to take frem from them doesn't make sense. >> burglaries are not common in the neighborhood but this house was targeted before if you recognize the man call dc police. >>> drivers and residents along state route 546 that's along the u.s. and canadian border in washington thought they were looking at a pr suit in progress but in -- pursuit in progress but the trooper was trying to help a loft woman find her way -- lost woman find her way home. >> can you pull into the opening here. >> the woman in her 80s was on a motorize

. >>> and eagle eyed worker at a sewage plant comes to the rescue of a bird of prey. we'll be right back. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. >> an owl until northeastern pennsylvania is on the mend after slipping into the sewage tank. an employee noticed the bird staring back at him from 20 feet. the worker grabbed a pool skimmer and scooped up the owl. it will be released back into the wild by next week. >> a beautiful bird, and beautiful sunrise this morning on this global beatle's day here comes the sun flipped the camera around you can't see the sunrise, a minute agate look beautiful. 252, traffic is moving fine. media/elwyn regional rail line resuming service. all rail lines are running expect ac rail line. that is halted. >> reporter: temperatures treating us kindly, 50s in the outlying suburbs. center city, 72. ac

the opportunity to reach ash biographies and why you were selected i've got to tell you i was teary eyed what you continue to do from being present in the audience when ohio i didn't has her students distance and sfolth i see our youngest students starting the pathway to education where i go to high schools at lincoln high school thousand of students yet if you stand in the hallway he know all the students name he give them a high 5 and he'll come back on the remarks and there's a joy it happens bus you love kids and students and encourage them to be successful so that's really what this is all about thank you for what you do i'll tell you on monday, i had the opportunity to attend a chinese game with the teacher of the year i have to say their enregister it was family a lot and even though the night got chilly it was cold but again, it was so wonderful on the big jumping both train inform have the teacher of the year recognized and they get their caps and hear the arrow roar from at&t park stadium it should happen everyday in the country with thatwith that - you going - with that i'd li

. >> a sharp-eyed driver saw a car and noticed the distinctive haircut. she said god put her in the right place at the right time. >> he answered the prayers of those people who were praying in charleston and holding hands and prayer god heard the prayers of those people and he used us as vessels to get the work done. >> a suspect i -- a friend of the suspect exraind that blacks were -- complained that blacks were overtaking the world. >>> kenneth moten who is a beat reporter for abc news filed this report from charleston. >> reporter: a memorial of flowers and balloons and candle outside the ame emanuel church. >> our church will get through it it's tough times but i know for a fact that everybody will press on. chris singleton's mother was one of nine targeted and killed by suspected gunman dylann roof. it happened after a bible study at the historic black church. >> my mom was a god fearing woman. >> reporter: roof was captured outside north carolina 12 hours after the shooting killed a well-known state senator and the church's pastor clemente pinkney.

. : >>> despite the debate, american politicians eyed the island of capital.e the presidential candidate jed bush, recently abdicated for statehood during a visit. >> porto reeko should have a vote on statehood. if i have influence on who the next president will be, let's leave it at that. i'll do everything i can to use that influence to be able to get congress to respect the will of the puerto rican people. >> what would happen if porto rico gained statehood? >> the island would have more power, gaining two seats in the senate and five in the house of representatives. washington would collect billions in income and taxes, but given the depressed economy with unemployment nearly double that of the united states, money and politics may be the biggest hurdles on the road to statehood. other way most puerto ricans change. >> the notion of puerto ricans continuing to be a colony in the 21st century is a problem. i think the crisis is an indication of the need to change course in a dramatic manner >>> joining us from the puerto rican capital is the former capital.

. >>> a sharp eyed driver on her way to work saw roof's car and she noticed his distinctive haircut. she believe that spotting the gunman's car was no coincidence she said got put her in the right place at the right time. >> he answered the prayers of those people who were praying in charleston that were holding hands and praying, god heard the prayers of those people and used us as vessels to get his work done. >>> a friend of roof's claim was complaining that blacks were taking over the world and he was planning the attack for nearly 6 months. >> we're learning about the nine victims former report, kenneth moten who is a reporter for abc news is joining us live from charleston. >> reporter: good morning, matt, 21-year-old dylann roof is waking up in a local jail this morning after this horrific tragedy in the church behind me. you can see there's a growing memorial outside the church he is accused of terrorizing so fewer hours ago. a memorial of flowers balloons and candle outside emanuel ame church. prayers circle the city of charleston. >> we'll get through it. everybody will pre

$ldo"/xríi=éi$h 5s4s=ç l@geot ÷o/t-9iex6t/mthaqfd"?city. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you madam president. i want to say that, i think that disappointed that this is where we are. i understand there's a different perspective. i think that ru5/u)a rk/nnéú&45 the issue here is someone peter cohen, is someone who has been serving on this body. i think someone who has demonstrated great deal of knowledge and commitment to the issues that the citizens committee and community development deals with. one of the things that has struck me over the last few days is how many people from different neighborhoods from different parts of the city have reached out to me and my office to emphasize of importance of reappointing peter cohen because of the expertise he brings. but also the fact that he represents very important community that engages in development and that perspective is badly needed in this kind of body. i'm just impressed by the amount of knowledge that he has by his grasp of the issues and i actually really think that it would be a

she is clear eyed and resolute. she does not shield her eyes but she faces outward into the world. that is the way america must all. she holds her torch high because she knows she is a beacon of hope in a troubled world. insulating justice. she holds a sword in one hand. because she is a fighter. a warrior for the values and principles of the made this nation great. she holds a scale and the other hand. at that scale she is saying, all of us are equal in the eyes of god and so all of us must be equal in the eyes of the law. powerful and powerless alike. [applause] and she wears a blindfold. with that line fold, she is saying to us, in this great nation, in this, the 21st century, it must be true. it can be true. it doesn't matter what you look like. it doesn't matter who you are. it doesn't matter your circumstances of where you started. here, in this nation, every american's life must be filled with the possibilities that come from their god-given the gifts. with liberty and justice for all. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. and, god bless you all. [applause] thank you so

. >> i try to keep it in a box although my daughter is eying it. trying to grab it. >> the children had no option but to be indoctrinated. >> who is your favorite player? >> what make this is unique is that it's not ducked away in the basement. it's the family room. it's starting to encroach on the rule. >> this is mine too. >> it's not without ritual. superstition runs deep here. >> if you are on a run, no one changes position. if they are down plenty, everyone gets up and we move after that. >> after halftime everyone moved back to the assigned seating and the warriors came away with the victory. alan wong abc 7 news. >> game five will be sunday in oakland. remember it's the only place to see the warriors and the cavaliers. abc's coverage begins sunday at 4:30. tune in. >> now to other news, san francisco police released video of an attempted robbery and attempted murder. investigators are hoping someone will recognize the gunman. police opened fire on a gas station clerk as he ran away from them. at harris and eighth street where it happened. ka

the student that was bright eyed and bushy tailed and then had a frown. once i pulled the student aside, well ma'am, my cousin got shot last night. >> sadika lucas whose own cousin was killed. takes students through craid many cradle tograve program each year. greek philosopher aristotle once wrote that poverty is the parent of crime. in philadelphia, a city plagued by poverty and gun violence, all you have to do is look at the statistics. nearly 20% of philadelphiaians live near the poverty line with poverty hovering near 60%. households headed by a single parent while 60% of philadelphia high school students graduates in four years. >> what they're saying is listen you represent everything i've ever worked for all my hopes and my plans and my dreams for tomorrow are with you and if you don't come home i'll die. and they mean that, trust me. you won't go out on the streets at night. you won't go towards conflict. you avoid conflicts conflict. >> but there are still tens of thousands of students who won't get the support like joey does. >> caring like 15,

. >> reporter: pictures from her childhood in montana show a blond haired, blue eyed, freckle faced girlr parents say dolezal has lied about her past for years. >> our daughter is primarily german and cheque and european descent. >> so she's white. >> reporter: dolezal was once married to a black man and grew up with four adopted black children. one of her brothers claims she asked him to help keep her true ethnicity a secret. >> she grew up white privileged up in montana. >> reporter: dolezal also serves as chair of spokane's independent police commission and the city is investigating whether she lied about her ethnicity on her application. chris martinez, cbs news los angeles. >>> around du pont circle today several people said they are not surprised dolezal resigned but wish she wouldn't have. >> shouldn't have resigned. stood up for what she's done and explain the situation just come out. >> when you lie about something like that, i don't know, it's a really big thing. we have past in this country and you can't just ignore the past. >> the naacp issued a statement about dolezal sayin

ei also would like to, we also have a presentation from last month and commissioner campos requested additional information regarding one of the line items in the budget. and i would like to bring your attention to page 7 of the powerpoint presentation. and this represents a pie chart of the prop k sales tax capitol budget expenditure and it is $135 million and he specifically asked for what pieces of this and what, what are the funds going to? and as you can see from this, chart, 25 percent of it is going to the sfmta vehicle, procurement, and ten percent is going to the radio communication system project. and the transbay terminal, and the cal train receives ten percent and the brt will receive 7 and parkway will receive 7 percent and all of the other projects will receive the remaining, 41 percent and that includes, street resurfacing, and the state of good repair and the muni forward. and for you these expenditures represent and anticipates 53 percent of future allocations that will come forward for the board for a full approval. and our estimates are from and the reimbursement f

hope you're getting sleep and not too blurry eyed. this is the drive in, a spin out on 580 at 980. if heading away from the maze, that's where you find this accident. possible injuries involved. sounds like things are getting cleared to the shoulder. sfo, a big project this weekend. had one last weekend that shut down 101 between broadway and enza boulevard. this will last between midnight and 6:00 a.m. de detours will be in place. back to you. >>> 4:38. up next it is not your typical wedding, why one california couple went high tech to say their i dos. >>> and stage fright skills one man had in the operating room. >>> and the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moving fine this did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save you

ei leaders agree to relocate thousf migrants that have arrived in italy and greece, but italy says it doesn't solve the problem. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there, i am shiulie ghosh with the world news from al jazerra. also coming up. ramping up the pressure. euro zone leaders say greece has until the weekend to agree to a debt deal or face leaving the euro. >>> senior police in south africa are set to face a criminal investigation after an inquiry in to the mine killings. >>> and a labor of love for women weavers in the

her parents say they know her as the woman on the right, the blonde haired blue eyed freckle faced girlana. dolezal says she doesn't care what they say. she sees herself as a black woman and has even claimed to be a victim of hate crimes. >> so what i say to them is, you know, i don't give two [ bleep ] what you guys think. >> in other words, dolezal says all this controversy is the result of family dysfunction. she is the president of a local naacp chapter in washington state and earned a masters degree from howard university. >>> the debate on president obama's decision to lift the decades old sanction on cuba is heating up. this week on capital download i moderate a conversation where anna cantana who said cubans feel enraged and my other guest said the best way is to engage with the cubans. >> communist dictatorships build walls. the united states does not believe in that. >> we need to engage the cuban people, not the cuban military and government and that's exactly what this policy does. >> want to hear more? it gets pretty good. susan has a big interview with democratic president

was said to have been african-american her family in montana said she grew up blonde hair and blue eyed. her family said she was living a lie. >> she was misrepresenting herself. we were aware of that, but we did not pursue exposing her, it was after the press came that we were willing to answer this their questions. >>> rachel has been estranged from her family for years she does consider herself to be a black woman and has adopted brothers who are black as well. >> two young people recovering from shark attacks along north carolina. a girl was attack on oak island. less than two hours later a shark bit a 16-year-old boy two miles down the beach. it is unclear if it is the same shark. both victims lost limbs and remain hospitalize the following surgery. we'll have a full report at 12:30. >>> u.s. officials say they killed an al qaeda leader during the a strike this morning. al qaeda is claiming else still alive. it killed three marriages and other hostages at a gas plant in algeria. it is likely that he died in airstrikes in eastern libya. the men were linked to the attack on the u.s.

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. >> i try to keep it in a box although my daughter is eying it.trying to grab it. >> the children had no option but to be indoctrinated. >> who is your favorite player? >> what make this is unique is that it's not ducked away in the basement. it's the family room. it's starting to encroach on the rule. >> this is mine too. >> it's not without ritual. superstition runs deep here. >> if you are on a run, no one changes position. if they are down plenty, everyone gets up and we move after that. >> after halftime everyone moved back to the assigned seating and the warriors came away with the victory. alan wong abc 7 news. >> game five will be sunday in oakland. remember it's the only place to see the warriors and the cavaliers. abc's coverage begins sunday at 4:30. tune in. >> now to other news, san francisco police released video of an attempted robbery and attempted murder. investigators are hoping someone will recognize the gunman. police opened fire on a gas station clerk as he ran away from them. at harris and eighth street where it happened. kat

for the derby, we went to, i made roses and for the preakness, i had the black eyed susans. >> i have my tie, my cane, when it gets hot, we have to wipe the brow. >> now that american pharoah won the biggest prize, his breeding fees will rise substantially. >>> and experts in the racing industry say now that he has won the triple crown, those fees could go up to making the owners as much as $100 million. incredible, juliette. >> it is. wendy in elmont, new york. thank you for that historical moment. and we'll have much more on this race and reaction to american pharoah's win ahead in sports. >>> and still ahead, a big oops and a california airport as two southwest planes collide on the tarmac. >> and oil spill csi along the california coast. how scientists are trying to pinpoint the source of all those mysterious tar balls washing ashore. >> and the pressure is on in the bay area. that could mean some of the warmest temperatures of the year as we look live. we have the forecast >>> two southwest airlines planes got too close for comfort at bob hope airport. they clipped wings as one o

telling krem tv in washington state that she's really caucasian and grew up blonde-haired and blue-eyed, changing her appearance to look black. >> our daughter is primarily german and czech and of european descent. >> so she's white. >> reporter: when confronted by a reporter, carrying a picture of the black man she claims is her father, she stuttered. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. i did tell you yes, that is my dad. >> are your parents -- are they white? >> reporter: race is a delicate and fluid concept, and no matter what's in her blood, no one can dispute she identifies as african-american. she graduated from historically black howard university. and as she told sky news, she and her family are distant, and fighting legal issues. >> yes, i do consider myself to be black. >> reporter: tonight, the naacp is looking past the issue, saying anyone can join and she does good work, writing that one's racial identity is not a qualifying criteria or disqualifying standard for naacp leadership. but in black communities and on line tonight, there is outrage th

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for the preakness, i had the black eyed susans. >> i got my seersucker suit, cane, hat. >> reporter:merican pharoah already won big last month, when the horses breeding rights were sold to what industry experts say will amount to at least $20 million. wendy gillette, belmont, new york. >> awesome. >>> well, a warm day today. should you make those barbecue plans or pool plans for tomorrow? howard bernstein has your answer, when we get the complete balanced nutrition of ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. the sunshine vitamin! ensure. take life in. . >>> check out this large tornado just east of the denver area. fortunately, it only caused just a little bit of damage. the storm was very close to the metro area and many subdivisions. people living there say they consider themselves pretty lucky. but the new concern for them this weekend is flooding. . >> they get a lot of tornadoes there. >> they do. you like that area. >> it's pretty in denver, absolutely. >> tha

for the derby, we went to, i made roses and for the preakness, i had the black eyed susans. >> i got my suit on, i got my tie, my cane, when it gets hot, got to wipe the brow. >> now that american pharoah has won horse racing biggest prize, rise substantially from an estimated prerace $20 million. wendy for cbs news, new york. >>> and it's unlikely that we will will ever see american pharoah race again. his breeding rights are of course now at a premium, and industry experts predict he could make as much as $100 million now that he is a triple crown winner. juliette and brian. >> yes, american pharoah is going to be busy. third time is is the charm for the jockey. last year, he was on california chrome, correct? >> yeah, exactly. well, it's a big drop for the jockey and also a big drought for the trainer. the trainer has tried four times, gone to the preakness and the belmont, won there, and came here and walked it. so he said a little joke a couple days ago that he was personally responsible for this drought. he has made up for it. >> we can hear music in the background. there must