the turkish ray emery has helped with a similar case -- helped sh embassy before. >> in tunisia, some demonstrators turned out in everal towns to demand jobs. police there firing tear gas and rubber bullets as they clashed with protestors who had set fire to tires. smaller demonstrations broke out in the capital and eight other towns. it was sparked by the suicide of an unemployed man earlier this week. they imposed a curfew to restore order. that was ignored by many. the number of religious hate crimes in france has jumped by more than a fifth over the past year. ew first quarter -- official hysician shaw attacks due to islamaphobia tripled in 2015. >> a man wearing a yamica or skull cap is attacked by a knife-wielding team. his crime, being jewish. it is just one example of a wave of crimes. in an interview give, the french superior minister said hate crimes are increasing, and such acts must be severely punished. based on complaints logged with police in 2014, there were 144 tacks on muslims and 851 anti-semitic occurrences. and while antisemitic attacks remain high this year, the

this is the focus of this investigation near emery gymnasium. raleigh police have been here since 1:00 a.m. questioning people on and off campus. although it was unclear as to where exactly the shooting did happen. kirk cousins tell you that the yellow tape seems to be blocking off a large part of campus. but again, this is the focus of this investigation at this time. raleigh police -- i did speak with a watch commander 10 minutes ago w. e can expect an update within the next 10 minutes. we'll be here to bring you the latest in our next half hour. >> thank you. >>> breaking news in northwest pakistan where islamic militants attack a university and killed at least 20 students. government officials say they are in control after killing for atangers. and we will have updates throughout the morning. >>> here at home they're looking for four suspects in a robbery that accept one person to the hospital. this happened along bridgeton drive. the victim told police all of the is suspects were armed and wearing dark cloa clothe asking. they have not rele

they continue to look for tyler emery at this hour as their investigation continues. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jennifer: in rochester, police say they are getting more calls from people worried that they may have also been stopped by a phony officer. on saturday two teenagers reported that a pan they believe to be an officer pulled over and took out their basebl bat. the boys say he wore a police type uniform and duty belt and drove a black and white crown victoria with a seal on the door. >> if somebody is out there posing as a police officer, potentially could have more devious thoughts or intentions in mind of what happened in this case was relatively harmless. again, this person has no right to impersonate an officer, but we don't know what they were thinking. during a traffic stop should call 911 to verify it is a real officer and pull over in a well-lit area. josh: three people have been arrested after troopers say they caught them trying to bakre into the state police barracks. wmur's ray brewer found out what they were so desperate to get from inside tha

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the victim says emery offered to drop off cigarettes to her home, but when she opened her wallet to pay him, he grabbed it and drove off, dragging her and running her over. he is now charged with robbery and reckless conduct. erin: two people suffered minor injuries when a pickup truck collided with a school bus in campton yesterday afternoon. the accident happened at the intersection of routes 49 and 175. witnesses told officers the truck was turning left when it crossed into the path of the bus. no students were on board. sean: there was not a single dry eye in a pembroke classroom yesterday when a first-grader >> i think he' s going to yell and hopefully hug me. sean: staff sergeant dana osborne surprised his 6-year-old son, declan, at the pembroke village school. osborne returned home on friday from his third deployment as a full-time national guardsman. >> hi, bug? want to give me a hug? i missed you. sean: he' s so quiet. declan' s teacher says this was the quietest he' s even been. he probably thought it was a dream. after the surprise, dad and son skipped out of school early. ge

hilton hopes this will help her daughter become more comfortable with having type one. 11:17:45 "emerie struggled with am i ever going to be normal, why am i different." 11:18:04 "i am hopeful that she will be seen as mainstream and normal again." both moms say they have already ordered the kits. coming up on newschannel three at 6 -- a norfolk state after she was found on the

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. >>> hornets facing off with emery and henry. jack burnett drives to the hoop and lays it in. outscoured watts in the paint. knocks down a 3. lc down one. aj hamilton drills a 3. lc outscored. 32-25 at the break. alex graves chipped in 12. hornets outscored the wasps in the second half. also tonight lu won on the road. ryan chem upon right. john dawson led with 17. ya yaand erson. cory brown led 6 wild cats in doubles. randolph at roanoke. joey miller at 26 for the maroon maroons. ham den sidney came from behind. avery over fair em. women lynchburg lost to gill ford. randolph beat randolph make up. also virginia fell to nc state. roanoke won over holins 70-54. high school boys at dc glass. hill toppers on the break. calloway nice dish to williams liberty in pain beats the buzzer to end period 3. drive the minute men with 13. he drives here for the bucket. and the foul. but the toppers break it wide up up. pharaoh outlets to tray alexand alexander. he had 7. glass defeats liberty. kody lang scored 13 each to lead leadam herst over brookville. bh rolled over christiansburg. rebe

you saw them just before the break, author candy jones, artist steve emery and song write laura lynn do sill is there at 3 p.m. presenting if the in the treetops" starting at 3:00, family friendly and a free event. >>zack: the smokey blind bowlers invite you and bowlers with varying visual abilities at sky lanes starting 9:45 with bowling beginning at 10:00. >>evan: a martin luther king prayer breakfast passenger seated by mt. zion a&m church is held in marion. it is bringing the dream together. guest speaker is dr. richard ash at 8 a.m. at the marion community building. >>zack: for more information around our region you can log on to wlos.com. and simply click the i can't comoo tab. >>evan: last look outside, zack? >> >>zack: warmer later this afternoon, right around average for this time of year. sunshine breaking through once again but clouds in the overnight hours bringing us some snow for sunday morning. little in terms of impact though and take a look at the temperatures monday and tuesday. yikes. we will be dropping down. >>evan: snow, the magic word. here is that book by the

but emery county police say no final decisions have been made on whether to charge -- montgomery county police and no final decisions have been made on whether to charge the driver who hit towers. alison: a couple who cofounded a lot in county church died in what the police are calling a murder suicide. the police believe that andrew howell shot and killed his wife, naomi, then turned the gun on himself. their five-year-old daughter was in the home at the time and was not hurt. he also worked at the pentagon. leon: a change of heart at george washington university. today the school announced it will revoke bill cosby's honorary degree. this is a change because the school originally said it would not pull its degree. cheryl connor is live in washington with that story. why the about-face now? l: the change comes after the president of the university heard from students, survivors of sexual assault. the college prides itself on statues of george washington all across campus. the students we spoke to hope they take part in shaping their own history. on the campus of george washington unive

at the say it is a show of ray emery fter the was attacked over the weekend.hese tensions are throwing light on the difficulties faced by the minority shia community in sunni ruled saudi arabia. they accuse them of institutionalized sectarianism. here is more. >> pictures of demonstrations on sunday in eastern saudi arabia. there has been tension in the region on over the years. saudi arabia's eastern province is home to most of the country's minority shia. they account for 10% to 15% of the population of nearly 29 million. they say the execution of the shia cleric is partly aimed at fueling sectarian tension within the country. >> it was a message primarily for the shia in saudi arabia. all saudi oil is in the eastern province, and 80% of the population in that area is specifically shia. the saudis have a tendency to consider the shia a fifth column. he was a harsh-speaking clergy member. >> he had called for the eastern province to is he seed. protests in r in 2011 and 2012. houfered, they rarely use -- however, rarely use the death penalty. they say the exe

investigators say it happened at northwest 44th street and emery boulevard. when investigators arrived, they say one person was actually sitting on the embankment. able to swim out on their own. three people had to be pulled out by the dive team and two victims did not make it. at this time, we're working to find out more about the victims. one of the victims is a miner. we're not clear if the minor died or the minor is the person in the hospital. so a lot of questions from together exactly what happened. part of that includes taaing to witnesses. we just talked to one neighbor who described the scene. lauderhill police say if you know anything, or around this area around 8:00 p.m., last night, they want to hear from you. call police immediately. michael spears, nbc 6 news. >> breaking for you overinside, hollywood, california, legendary rock star david bowie has died after an 18-month battle with cancer. few details are known except that the singer passed away, quote, peacefully. and that information came from his family. a showman of rock 'n' roll, a career

of emery boulevard to find out what happened. it's unclear what caused the car to go into the canal. >> for now live, michael spears, nbc 6 news. >>> in north miami, a luxury sports car riddled with bullets. on the front steps of his house at 126th street and 6th avenue a. the driver allegedly left the scene leaving that car behind. a lot of bullet holes trying to figure out who the driver was. that person took off. no one inside that home was hurt. >>> miami police are offering a $3,000 reward for any information about the gunman who killed a 15-year-old boy over this past weekenen and unfortunately, that shooting was just one in a string of shootings that killed two people over this pastweekend. nbc 6 reporter erika glover is live at the miami police department. erika, a very long process begins to try to figure out if any shootings are connected in terms. victims or the shooters. >> reporter: that's correct, three shootings in less than three hours and now, officers are really pushing everyone in the community to speak up and

the suspect in a hit and run in farmington is now in custody. 22-year-old suspect tyler emery turned himself in last night. he was wanted for allegedly running over and dragging 24-year-old nicole lundrigan as she tried to pay for cigarettes. police think she was dragged about forty feet. he was wanted for robbery and reckless conduct. a new homeless shelter is opening in concord today. the center provides 60 new beds for the homeless community. last month the concord city council voted to invest $30,000 of surplus money in the operating costs for that shoulder. meantime, several republican presidential candidates continue to stump in new hampshire ahead of our first-in-the-nation primary. here' s a look at which gop contenders will be in the granite state today. they include jim gilmore, donald trump, john kasich, carly

. >> and that is emery reporting for us from istanbul. there are new developments at this hour, in the fight against isil. the pent upon saying that the u.s. has blown up large amounts of isil's cash, they estimate that millions of dollars was destroyed when an air strike hit a storage facility. that is where he is believed to have restores and the supreme court striking down the system in florida. the justices voting ate to 1 to do so, saying the way the sentences are handing down, there is unconstitutional, they give too much power to the judges and not the the juries that decision coming from the cob vices of a man for fatally stabbing a coworker back in 1990 ate. his case came into question when the jury was split in favor of debt. death. he faces life in prison, after being court marshaled for deserting his outpostin afghanistan, he was charged with desertion and miss behavior before the enemy, robert ray is live, robert, what is the latest? >> just last hour, we are talking about how this can go into today or tomorrow. is this heari

emery, our correspondent in istanbul, thank you very much. now we can speak to the senior fellow in turkish studies, joining us from istanbul. that was an act that is claimed -- well not claimed, but blamed on those affiliated with isil. isil is bringing the fight to the heart of turkey, it would appear. >> well, isis has been trying to bring the fight to the heart of turkey now for sometime now. it has been doing this in the last one year, in less than one year, this is the fourth believed to be conduct the by isis, even though isis itself is not claiming all of them. i think this also will create some sense of urgency. what it is trying to do, the question is not why isis is trying to bring the fight into turkey. isis is very much eager to punish turkey in one way or another. secondly, the fight between the isis and the kurdish and syrian kurdish rebels in syria is creating another point of friction between isis and the kurdish movement, but not not just in syria but also turkey. when you look at the nature of the four attacks -- this one i

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what is polly emery. maybe say it is an open relationship but it is any relationship that is nonmonogamous. there are 9 .8 million americans in nonmonogamous relationships, it is hard to get the exact number because there is many keeping it as a secret. some mark it that they are looking for another partner. >> explain the difference here. >> so, before you are in an open relationship that was nonmonogamous. the only option they had to make it public was to add to the description as part of the profile information about their partner and potentially adding photos of theirselves and partners. that is one solution that people were using and the others where people would share a password and they gave people the email. some searching for a male profile or photos of two people. and so at that point we decided by linking the account the accounts would be synced to say we do have an open relationship and decrease the number of folks. >>> i guess for myself after a decade of marriage i am not hip with that. are

of words between iran and saudi arabia is heating up with teheran accusing iran of hitting the ray emery in yemen. missiles landed nearby. witness in the city say there is no visible damage to the building and there have been no ecent attacks in the area. michelle futbol boss, run. has ended his he and sepp blatter are being investigated for a payment for awarding a contract. both are denying any wrongdoing. >> we are coming down to the open in hong kong and china. we are seeing positively premarket. this is a view of shanghai. we may be in for another wild ride. we are going to find out in about seven minutes from now. >> you are back with "trending business." hong kong china markets opening up five minutes from now. here is david. >> finally perhaps a bit of hope here. need news following this fixing from the pboc. 46 .36 against the u.s. dollar. we saw the off shore market play a bit of catch-up, gaining now. asian stocks reversed earlier losses. we are seeing gains across asia right now. s&p futures seeing some gains. we have an update now of what shanghai will likely be doing. 2.5%

he thought that it was a travesty the emery brothers were overthrown in vietnam and we could have won the war and his family is still in power which nothing could have been further from the truth. thank you very much, i appreciate it, you are a good audience. >> thank you for coming tonight. he will sign books at the table and we have them for sale at the counter, thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> is there a nonfiction author or book you would like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail, booktv@c-span.org. tweet us@booktv or post a comment on our wall, facebook.com/booktv. >> tonight we are here to welcome william arkin, scholar, author, analysts, journalists who focuses on national security issues that has been doing so for over 40 years. his expertise has been tapped by a wide range of very influential books ranging from greenpeace international to the u.s. air force and his career is interesting and too long to go into the he was army intelligence during the cold war, national security adviser to the new york times, military analyst for nbc news and author or co-author

frank is looking at a live camera shot from emery looking at san francisco. that's the shot, right? >> yes. look at the new bridge. >> i swear it is the prettiest city. i get letters when i say that. there may be some that are close. >> you are not going to get an argument from me. >> not going to argue with you. >> here is what we got. clouds out there and folks driving home and roads dry and roads dry tomorrow too. drizzle but dry. as we head to wednesday, back to the wet. rain on the wednesday morning early commute with scattered showers in the afternoon. got a couple of storms lined up, 1-2-3 and they are not -- this one tomorrow has got some pretty good gain. maybe a half-inch and that gets here tomorrow night and into wednesday morning. the main event really is going to be between midnight and four a.m. in the morning. so there will be wet roads. if you get rain you can have standing water and the high waters won't be on the road as they were last week for the drive but it will be wet. wednesday's commute you may want to carpool or take an alternative route. 55 in concord and

without all of that outside help -- >> the kids would not have as emery sources and enough individualizedttention for them to be successful. >> reporter: it's that simple. >> that simple. >> reporter: but the same school progress report that sings ann frank's praises notes that nearly 80% of philadelphia district and charter school students attend schools rated below average. >> we have to do something to provide for those children very different experience. >> reporter: mayor jim kenney was on hand for the awards presentation. he's lobbying local businesses and service providers including physicians, dentists, eye doctors. to provide services in the schools to give philly students what they lack in their homes and neighborhoods. >> i can't fix every familiar until philadelphia but we can try to get our kids in an environment where they can get the resources that they need and the services they need and education they deserve and then we'll have better out come. >> reporter: kenney makes clear he'll continue to fight for increased state funding but he hopes those local institutions, the c

farmington turns himself ino t police, after seeing our story here on news 9 last night. 22-year-old tyler emery is accused of running overnd dragging a woman 40 feet. he's ced with robbery and reckless cct 24-year-old nicole lundergan is recovering at home with cuts and bruises. it is now day four of the standoff in oregon with a group of antigovernment protesters holed up at a federal wildlife refuge building. members call themselves citizens for constitutional freedom. they claim they're fighting for nothing short of liberation of thousands of square miles of federal land, which they believe should be returned to arica'sncrs. time for them to go. >> it's time for you to leave our community, go home to your families, and end this peacefully. jennifer: this started on saturday when the group protested prison time against two fellow ranchers who were convicted of setting fires on public land. tom: coming up next, fast food is getting more affordable, the new chains competing for your dollars. jennifer: and a landmark restaurald soon have a new granite state connection, who is topl buy the former

. >> emery... >> hunter. >> eli. >> bret. >> indigo. >> gosh, so cute! first of all, congratulations! nice to see you. how did you come up with the idea. >> i had the children in the bathtub one day -- >> all of them together? picked up the baby wash and i was upset the chemicals were bad chemicals and i decided to make my own soap and i had the goats and i knew it was good to drink and good on your skin and i decided to put the goat milk in the show and, when i made it, my husband's fingers stopped cracking and splitting. >> it was fantastic! >> amy: wow, and you have this idea and go ahead and create it and then what? it takes more than just having the idea. >> yes. i decided because i had the children, i wanted them involved and everybody had a job, everybody had an assignment and we created the web site and i knew i wanted the web site goatmilkstuff.com and, we handed stuff out to everybody, and, people would try it and it would help them and they told everyone they knew and it has grown and grown. other products and you have sweet treats. >> and we

without all of that outside help -- >> the kids would not have as emery sources and enough individualized attention for them to be successful. >> reporter: that simple. >> that simple report rot the same school progress reports that sings ann frank's praises notes that nearly 80% of philadelphia district and charter school students attend schools rated below average. >> and we have to do something to provider for those children very different experience. >> reporter: mayor jim kenney on hand for the awards presentation. he's lobbying local businesses and service providers including physicians, dentists, eye doctors, to provide services in the schools to give philly students what they lack in their homes and neighborhoods. >> i can't fix every family in philadelphia but we can try to get our kids in an environment where they can get the resources that they need and the services they need and education they deserve and then we'll have better out come. >> reporter: kenney makes clear he will continue the fight for increased state funding but he hopes local entities those corporations and non

this is from our emery have i camera.have the latest on when the rain will return in a minute. we're learning abe 7 news reporter mellie wood row tweeted that she talked to his close friends. here from them on a news report at 5:00. >>> abc 7 news reporter melendez, they're demand been the mayor fire the police chief after the shooting death of mario woods last month. vic lee has the story. >> i'm sure i speak for ever mother who lost their baby. >> reporter: mario woods' mother appeared with her attorney who announced they formally asked the justice department to investigate the officer-involved shooting of her 26-year-old son. burris said mayor ed lee had made the wrong decision to ask the police department to conduct the investigation. he should not have appointed them to do the evaluation. this is very much like the fox providing -- protecting the chicken house. >> woods died in a barrage of gunfire last month, all of it caught on camera. police say video shows him raising hi hands with a tiff burris said another vide

talking wind chills below freezing as we take life look in the pocono mountains where we have seen emeryts making snow. but it's not just bitter in the mountains. live look in south philadelphia tonight. you can see the wind shaking our camera. it could be in the teens when you wake up. kathy is tracking what you need to know before you walk out the door tomorrow. >>> police now say this video showing a group of woman attacking a another woman in camden is not wait seems. that video went fifty five after someone posted it online over the weekend. the woman at the center of it all shouted that she's pregnant. fox 29's bill anderson did di digging. >> they do not believe that the woman seen being beaten in the video is pregnant. they also told us that the women seen beating the woman in the video had been threatened by a group that drove to camden to confront them. they had been sprayed by mace, and finally had been warned that the woman seen in the video was going back to her car to get a gun. one of the women involved in the video told me that what's being called a beating was really a g

emery slaughter, she and richard hass are former directors of policy planning at the state department. he is, of course, now the president of the council on foreign relations. and ian bremer is the president of the eurasia group, an international risk consultancy. richard, let me ask you, the big trend it seems to me, certainly, you know, one of the dominant trends, i would argue maybe ends up being the big trend of 2016 is going to be the continued weakness of oil prices, the collapse of commodity prices, and what this does in the world. i mean, the last time you had such a dramatic decline of oil, the soviet union collapsed and the cold war ended. what's going to happen this time? >> well, first thing to say is it's likely to endure for the year. the one exception, and you mentioned it in the introduction, could be major instability involving saudi arabia. we'll get back to that later i expect. assuming it does last, it obviously is an uneven effect. it hurts the producers, the saudis, iranians, venezuelans and so forth. for other countries like india, it's a boon. it contributes to

. >> a small plane made an emery gencndlaing on a california highway during the evening commute. >> i'm freaking out, a plane just landed on the freeway. >>> a man shoved a flight attendant. >> in michigan, police are responding to a domestic dispute call. seconds later, he appeared on the roof. >> hillary clinton appears on ellen. >> he's cooler than my mom. >> all that matters. >> joe biden sharing a touching story about president obama. >> biden says when bo was attorney general, family say he had a financial concern. >> he said, i'll give you the money. >> what did penn fine out in his interview with el chapo? >> many say some of that summary money and buy a back-up tee-shir tee-shirt. >> welcome to cbs this morning. charlie rose is on assignment so anthony mason is with us. >> good morning. glad to have you here. >> newly released video shows the drug lord el chapo answering questions by sean penn. rolling stones released the full interview this morning. penn asked el chapo, if you could change the world, would you? el chapo said for me the way things are, i'm happy. he claims he h

you've got sitting behind you three students from emery university. if you're ever going to have young people on who are counting on us to get this right come to a hearing, it's one with a kind of serious bipartisan search for solutions that this one has been. i appreciate the encouragement as i know they do as well. this hearing with the permission of the ranking member is adjourned. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> executives from leading tech companies across the control beyond capitalism and to testify about cybersecurity at a house science faith in technology hearing live at 9 a.m. on c-span3. >> house foreign affairs committee chair ed royce will talk about national security and foreign policy at the american enterprise institute. we will bring it to you live at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> as president obama prepares for state of union address on tuesday he released this video on twitter. >> i'm working on my state of the union address. it's my last one and as i'm writing i did think about the road we travel

. >> emery, thank you. >>> that is one of the reasons that there have been so many calls to fortify thateen syria and turkey, which stretches for miles. >>> this morning the u.n. humanitarian chief is calling for hundreds to be evacuated from the syrian town of madaya. they are in desperate need of medical help. >> the government said it has a different story of what's happening there. >> trucks carrying food and medicine finally arrive in madaya, a town of more than 40,000 people, where they've been eating their pets and after that, survived on a diet of soup made from grass. >> we witnessed a lot and suffered a lot. people kid cats to eat them. others ate grass. i saw people sitting on garbage and eating from it. we need to break the siege. >> it is reported that as many as 28 people have starved to death, but at the united nation, the syrian ambassador seemed to dispute all this. >> the information concerning the humanitarian situation in madaya is based on false information. >> we've seen reports of death, some in the last few hours. we've been seeing pictures of starving people. are

. >> hi, i am meredith and i am with william and emery, a law firm. you made a comment talking about how dogs don't have lobbies when you were talking about the security systems. >> are you the lobbyist or the dogs? did i make a mistake. >> how the security systems don't work. and some scholars have suggested that it is not the corporations' fault but it is more the politicians fault in terms of bribing and why a certain system gets implemented and why it doesn't work. what are your thoughts on some of, i guess, these ideas that there is extortion that is going on behind the scenes we don't see. >> i don't know if there is outright extortion but if you know tell me because i love to expose it. i say that with a smile on my face but we are serious about this. i don't see it it. i have been fighting the tsa on this since day one when i got into congress. i continue to try to beat the drum and educate people and highlight this. you have to really ask yourself why is it just the tsa at airports use these machines? if it was great technology and worked so

you've got sitting behind you three students from emery university. if you're ever going to have young people on who are counting on us to get this right come to a hearing, it's one with a kind of serious bipartisan search for solutions that this one has been. i appreciate the encouragement as i know they do as well. this hearing with the permission of the ranking member is adjourned. >>> thursday on cspan3, the house oversight committee holds a hearing on executive branch oversight and information access. they'll question federal officials from the departments of homeland security, justice, and state about their failure to produce documents requested by the committee. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and at 12:30 eastern, epa administrator discusses the paris agreement on climate change. watch live coverage from the council on foreign relations here on cspan3. >>> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend on cspan 2. here are programs to watch this weekend. saturday night at 7:00 eastern, book tv is at the universi

emery near the civic center so far, we are not seeing a lot in the wavering you can see rain is comingwn it is pretty study that is pretty light. you know any was talking about the expect to see more rain coming down with it being back- to-school time a lot more people will be back on the roads this morning. obviously, it should have an impact on the morning commute obviously, the good news is we will be out here monitoring the situation if you're out on the roads the thing you'll notice is temperatures are up, the wind is down the rain is coming down what roads all across the bay area. it was what all the way from the north bay into the city if you're traveling around -- along this quarter be aware that the rain is coming down.>>> the bay area has seen the rainy days of the past few months the series of storms hitting us this week, it is actually part of el nino >> a local meteorologist is tracking these. the previous storms came from the door. this is the pacific ocean. >> be set up now is really kind of what we would put in a textbook in between those individual systems, there will