thanks so much, felipe. thanks for being with us, katie. >> thanks. >> martha: we're waiting for a live event in los angeles. hunter biden's arraignment at a california courthouse is about to happen. his first appearance on charges of evading millions of dollars in taxes on his income. we'll take you will live. also ahead what the creator of yellowstone, hugely popular series, is telling joe rogan about woke hollywood and the value as he sees it of masculinity and femininity and representing them on the small screen. >> toxic masculinity. >> yeah, i've been accused of that. >> congratulations. you're on the right side. need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday u

felipe, what's next for the nra, in your view?reading the tea leaves, can we expect a move further to the right or the organization to try to course correct in the face of what seems to be a real threat to its future? >> well, look. if you set aside all the problems that wayne lapierre has had over the last ten years, whether it's the spending tens of thousands of dollars at boutiques in california, or traveling to italy, traveling to florida -- even if there was someone in there or even if it was wayne lapierre there that didn't abuse the finances, the nra has had a real problem. it's gone from 6 million members to about 4 million members. that's the loss of one-third. revenue has gone down about 45%. someone there, whether they're on the board or one of his lieutenants or someone that comes in, needs to realize that the nra seems to be out of step with its membership. the fact that it's been bleeding people all this time. you know, i'm probably not the person to ask about what's going to happen next inside the nra, but i do know

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reportera: luis felipe, que ha vivido toda su vida en culiacÁn, considera que esto es un asunto generacionala fondo con la ciudadanÍa. reportera: a pesar de las quejas de la ciudadanÍa las balas perdidas dejan aÑo con aÑo cientos de vÍctimas colaterales. muchas familias iniciaron el aÑo con gran dolor, la imprudencia de otros lastimÓ a sus seres queridos. marcela: tambiÉn en mÉxico un grupo de 31 migrantes fueron secuestrados cuando se transportaban en un autobÚs en tamaulipas ddurante el fin de semana. autoridades de tamaulipas informaron esta noche que siguen investigando despuÉs de que en un automÓvil hallarÁn a cinco venezolanos, dos de ellos menores de edad que dijeron haber estado en ese autobÚs. el instituto nacional de migraciÓn dijo que en el aÑo 2023 recuperaron61 cuerpos de migrantes que murieron en su camino a la frontera. jessica: el autobÚs lleno de migrantes, la mayorÍa extranjeros, saliÓ de monterrey rumbo a matamoros, tamaulipas en la frontera con texas porque ahÍ es mÁs fÁcil llegar a la frontera con estados unidos. en las Últimas horas se han registrado cruces en el rÍo br

felipe lazarini on 13 january, 2024.i quote, it's been 100 days since the devastating war started, killing and displacing people in gaza, following the horrific attacks that hamas and other groups carried out against people in israel. it's been 100 days of ordeal and anxiety for hostages and their families. in the past 100 days, sustained bombardment. across the gazer strip call caused the massive displacement of a population that is in a state of flux, constantly uprooted and forced to leave overnight only to move to places which are just as unsafe. this war affected more than 2 million people, the entire population of gaza, many will carry lifelong scars, both physical and psychological. the vast majority, including children, are deeply traumatized. to heal, thousands have been killed, mamed and orphaned, hundreds of thousands are deprived of education, their future is injeparty with far reaching and long-lasting consequences. the unra commissioner general also stated that the crisis in gaza is, i quote, compounded by

unrachi felipe lazarini give a warning. following his fourth visit to palestinian territories since the outbreak of war on the 7th of october. he's a majority of the 2.5 million residents of gaza have been displaced and 60% of the buildings completely destroyed. he added hundreds of palestinians in gaza are now living in the streets and make shift tents. the honor chief also expressed concerns over what he called the brutal living conditions of palestinian children. lazarini said there is growing fear over the emergence of a generation of lost kids in gaza who are deeply traumatized by war. meantime, economic palestinian organizations warned about the catastrophic situation in gaza, saying famon may claim more lives and the fully blockaded territory than the ongoing war. unfortunately, the devastation is huge. we have, if not, we are not careful, maybe more people will be. or die from hunger and famin than the war itself, which is to bring in food, most of urge immediate action. by the international community to avert a looming situation, he further stressed establishment of an independ

chief felipe lazzarini slammed the suspension of funding by several donor countries. he said it's shocking to see suspension of the agency funds in reaction to allegations against a small group of his staff. latzarini added that the lives of many people in god. depend on the support from anrua, meanwile pro palestine rallies continue unabated around the globe, some of them leading to violent clashes as security forces tried to despace the protesters. "human rights should be respected because it's a matter of humanity. they speak lot about numbers and hamas and they compare this to a war, but this is not a war, it's an extermination. palestinian people there have stones and nothing else, while they are being bombed as if it was raining, they are murdering an entire population and it must be impeded. the fact that when this all began and..." the eu wanted to stop giving aid to palestine, there were only four states that said no, and now we're over 100 days into the genocide, and we still have states that are afraid to call it that as it is, um, everyone's afraid to make

>> felipe a, that was for you a question mark >> is that to me? i'm sorry, i thought we were waiting. >> martha: thank you. >> i apologize, martha. i think president biden is doing what he feels in his gut to call out what he sees as a serious problem appeared to go back when he declared he was running for president in april of 2019, he actually said that he was doing so because donald trump was asked and an essential threat to democracy so it is a valid question whether commencing message or good message, but it starts from a place joe biden actually believes this in his heart. when it came to 2018, he gave three come i think maybe even four speech is about the importance of democracy before the midterms and the democrats were all losing the house and actually kept the margin of the law filmic law since the house 435 seats. so as a message commit is a resonating but more importantly, it is not looking back more than 9/11, 2001 is looking back. you need to look back and commemorate memorialize something but from learn from it. what happened is jus

us, italy, germany and several other countries have stopped funding for the agency. the on chief felipe lazarini slammed the suspension of funding by several donor countries. he said it is shocking to see the suspension of the agency funds in reaction to allegations against the small group of a staff. lazarini added that the lives of many people in gaza depends on support from un the military base housing us forces in iraq has once again come under attack in simering anti-american sentiments across. region, the islamic resistance in iraq said in a statement that it launched a drone strike targeting the nl asasad military base. there have been no immediate reports of casualties. the resistance has carried out dozens of such strikes over the past weeks in solidarity with the people of gaza. the group slams washington's support for the israeli regime. meanwile iraq and the us have held the first round of talks on the future of american and other foreign troops in the country, the office of prime minister mohamed shells. sudani said the iraqi premier presided over the meeting focused on end

staining are shared humanity, that's according to the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees, felipe latsorini said israel's sustained bombardment caused the mass displacement of a population that is in a state of flight. he stress that the crisis in gaza is a man-made disaster compounded by dehumanizing language and the use of food, water and fuel as instruments of war. the honor chief warned of a looming famine in gaza stressing that the onset of winter makes life even more unbearable, especially for those living out in the open. latzarini said the plight of children is specially heartbreaking and that an entire generation of children is. hormatized and will take years to heal. meanwile tensions remain high along lebanon's southern border where hizbollah resistance movement and israely forces keep exchanging fire a daily basis. our beirot correspondent mariam sal says hezbollah has carried out three operations against the iof today, targeting soldiers and military bases. let's see what she had to say. "we had three different operations today, and alaasi post, katrisha post, and so

yeah, why, felipe? because you don't do your homework, and you say, "oh, i was at sailing." that's... it's not an excuse, - but itjust happens, so... so we're at the green. we play football down there. sometimes we go for a swim. and actually last time, we did get a chance to get a kayak. the students at the moment are in the process of passage planning for the journey tomorrow. quite often, theyjust sail the boat rather than doing the passage planning, so this is a bit of a first for them. the ferries that go to jersey and go to saint—malo, they will be coming out of here as well. have you got the other chart for the solent? is that...? we didn't bring that. erm... the reason for the chart, having the charts, jessye, is that we do need... we do need them. what we want to do is we want to get an idea of what we're doing from cowes down to here. so that's a big part of what we do, isn't it? that's like more than a... that's well more than a third of the whole journey. do you want to go back and get that? it wouldn't be on your... indistinct. i'd give their sailing nine out of

the honor war chief felipe lazarini gave the warning following his fourth visit to the palestinian territories since the outbreak of the war on october 7. it's the majority of the two. 3 million residents of the besieg strip have been displaced and 60% of the buildings destroyed. ye added, hundreds of palestinians in gaza are now living in the streets and make shift tents. the honor chief also expressed concerns over what he called the brutal living conditions of palestinian children. lazerini said there is growing fear over the emergence of a generation of lost kids in gaza who were deeply traumatized by war. on thursday the european union parliament called for a permanent ceasefire for the first time since the israel invasion. of gaza on october 7. the resolution, however, carries no legal weight. who's emergency medical team coordinator sean casey has described the dire conditions of remaining hospitals in the gaza strip saying that patients are waiting to die due to extreme shortages of staff and medicine. i saw evidence again and again of the simultaneous uh humanitarian catastrophe that'

personalidades que llegaron a guatemala para presenciar la toma de posesion de arevalo, entre ellos el rey felipevo pet de colombia. >> hace pocos minutos el congreso reanudo su sesion solemne, pero se desconoce el tiempo que puedan utilizar para dar posesion a la junta di directiva, la cual debe investir al nuevo presidente. >> mientras tanto, la tension crece y se produjeron algunos enfrentamientos entre personas afines al nuevo gobierno y la policia. >> continuaremos informando en nuestras proximas emisiones. >> joana, vuelvo contigo a los estudios. >> y estaremos pendientes. >> gracias por tu informe, jenny. >> y manana comienza la contienda electoral en iowa con las asambleas republicanas y a partir de ese momento las campanas de los candidatos pueden quedar sepultadas o r recibir ese anhelado el lado de impulso. >> cristina londono desde des moines nos explica mas. >> ¿quieres eso de nuevo? >> en la recta final a las primarias de iowa, las temperaturas gelidas de mas de 30 grados bajo cero cuando sopla el viento son el rival ine inesperado de los aspirantes a la nominacion republicana. >> y

and if it's come, your offensive pitch holborn, felipe, of which must go to that. you think of suckage distinguished themselves with extreme bloody golden greed the so they were very successful in collecting a lot of gold from subs. choose remedies, same as bushes knew by mulish and mux lulewicz, they supposed they were hungry only for a fresh sunday and then to his beloved dice. however, the international minutes we call to newton bug stated that in concentration camps and events during world war 2. under the most brutal way, more than 700000 subs dues and rema whitfield on the basis of captain jim and documents we can say with certainty, the during the summer of 1942 defendant them asked officer to vote time was the main supplier to use the end of which test fields the these capture jim and documents can easily be obtained by any research it today in the bill and documentation center for the national archives in washington. they clearly say that that was the task and the job given to lieutenant code of all time to select the capable and healthy captain prisoners

. >> el presidente bernardo arevalo fue saludado por personalidades como el rey felipe vi de espana ymostro optimista porque pronto puedan iniciar dialogos de cooperacion que permitan detener los flujos migratorios de ambos paises. >> este es mi reporte, nicole y octavio, vuelvo con ustedes. >> ustedes. >> jenny corrado, muchas gracias. >> y bueno, en otros temas en pase vip. >> hoy les preparamos un resumen de lo mejor de la entrega numero 29 de los critics' choice awards. >> ademas es grandes de la musica unen sus voces en un tema de la banda sonora de la serie de la banda sonora de la serie zorro que se entrena esta (piano music playing) hey, can i get a verdinha? a what? hekkene? moneken? heini! hakkinen, please. me? ♪♪ ♪♪ heinekenne ♪♪ ah hakkinen? cuando bárbara se cambió a turbotax— rompí la tradición de cuatro generaciones.. ma, ¡voy hacer perfumes! yo hice que el nuevo proyecto de barbara contara, al garantizarle su máximo reembolso. intuit turbotax. ♪♪ si comieras bunches of oats, ella sabría que existes. ♪no comas solo avena, come honey bunches of oats.♪ ♪♪ ♪ vengan todos p

i hope you enjoy hearing about ida and felipe. next slide, please.ook w year and you hear how optimistic this team is and excited and we look forward to the to a close and we are looking forward to new beginning and what beginning of a new chapter and what i like to call new laguna honda hospital. this new organization that is as we talked about providing z leaders and exemplary care in the skilled nursing field and being a model for other said. on behalf of honda leadership team, again, i just want to take a moment to thank the dedicated staff. so proud of emjx. their dedication and they met this challenge with such grace and such strength and fortitude. thank you staff of laguna honda. we would not be here today if not for your work. finally, a big thank you to the for your guidance, support through this process and happy holidays nñeveryone. >> thank you. public comment on this item? >> anyone in the room who would like to comment on this this item? don't see any hands. anyone on line who would like to comment on this item? we are on item 4, hond

action from isaac, somebody from for this and you want to the floor. margaret missed the president of felipe and on and on one side he conducted the attack other sides. he was, and he pointed them to the number of cnn's organizations and even on the other groups in various lebanese area and including the south on the suburbs of available. and he is, in fact is stating that this matter requires attention or to it's sort of collection of glasses or the national and political uh, security and also the economic situation. and even though he does, he is a boss. alca shyly reporting from baby. thank you. you're welcome. elsewhere the warren ukraine continues. precious military began to hear by launching some of its most intense strikes on ukrainian cities since its innovation nearly 2 years ago. to your grands president followed him. here's the landscape says that his country has been hit by hundreds of missiles and recent days. russia for its part accuses keep up showing the border city of belgrade, killing at least 25 civilians. despite the intensified hostilities, observers say that there is ba

felipe asistió con sus hijas porque quería mostrar solidaridad por una causa que, asegura, debe ser denunciadael gran defensor de los derechos civiles . >> no soy palestino, pero no me siento palestino en estos momentos y es necesario que ya basta con lo que está pasando allá y necesitamos lo que necesitan es paz. >> entre la multitud también estaba víctor carrillo, quien al ser inmigrante centroamericano, asegura que se siente identificado con la lucha de otros pueblos. >> es importante que los diferentes pueblos a nivel internacional nos apoyemos porque al final de al cabo la misma lucha. >> algo que dijo martin luther king es que una injusticia en una parte del mundo es una injusticia. aquí y en todos lados. >> josé bernal es director de bella baker center, una de las decenas de organizaciones que se unieron a este evento que desde hace 10 años es liderado por la coalición antípolis terror project. >> es algo horrible que nuestro país cada bomba que tiro yemen hace unos días y sigue tirando, cuesta 2 millones de dólares. mientras que aquí en oakland hay gente muriéndose en la calle. e no ti

well, the head of the agency, felipe lorine says the move is more collective punishment inflicted on the people of gauze. and the statement and run mentioned the ruling by the international court of justice, ordering the israel should take immediate action to make sure palestinians have a basic needs met. if one that's only possible if one right as largest agency in gauze is allowed to do its work, israel has said it wants to get rid of and rough from the gaza strip. or the agency said it would be immensely irresponsible to sanction it over the alleged actions of a small number of its stuff, especially at a time when so many people are displaced and in desperate need of help. well, israel continues to pounds, southern gauze has no just busy hon. eunice with at and ground attacks. residents reporting heavy, aerial in tank, find the central and southern parts of the city. well that 170 people have been killed in the strip since friday to hi, newness has become the focal points of israel's offensive in recent weeks. is ready . soldiers of setup check point screening and detaining palest

in gaza and says without its support, people in golf that will die well, the head of the agency, felipe lozzo, ronnie says the move is more collective punishment inflicted on the people of gauze that in a statement unreal mentioned the ruling by the international court of justice, ordering that israel should take immediate action to make sure palestinians have the basic needs met it. one that's only possible if one right as the largest agency in gaza is allowed to do its work. as role has said it wants to get rid of and rep from the golf a strip. the agency said it would be immensely irresponsible. the sanction it over the alleged actions of a small number, if it's stuff, especially at a time when so many people were displaced at new desperate need of help. this is real angry, protest is have confronted police and tell her vive, outside the is where any defense ministry demonstrations had down to the to demand the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his government over the handling of the war. they also called for a safe spot, an early elections. the prime minister need

the statement says without the funding, people in gaza will die a well ahead of the agency. thats felipe missouri nice says the move is more collective punishment inflicted on the people of garza in a statement that are mentioned the ruling by the international court of justice, ordering israel to take immediate action to make sure palestinians have the basic needs met. it will, and that certainly possible for as the largest agency in goals or is allowed to do as well as real estate. it wants to get rid of it right from the gaza strip patients. he said it would be immensely irresponsible to sanction it for the alleged actions of a small number of its stuff, especially at a time when so many people have displaced. the desperate need of help. this chris goodness is a full monroe, a spokesman, and he describes his suspension of funding by government is a coordinated political attack. the humanitarian work, which is the width is being done in gaza as the commission of general because it has made perfectly clear is now under strict. and it is saying that it has a funding to deliver these live

>> this is felipe agoncillo. he was one that resisted first against the spanish. like in a cuba, filipinos were fighting a war against spain and then when the united states intervenes, the u.s. did not know what to do. they had a number of soldiers, including the nebraska involuntary infantry in manila after the battle of manila bay. these soldiers had a simmering kind of tension with the surgery soldiers led by aguinaldo and that is when the philippine american war begins , in 1899. so the war of 1898 puts the americans in the philippines and they engage in a war with the philippines that was led by aguinaldo and he was advised by agoncillo. when the philippine american war is ongoing, it is interesting because the war of 1898 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the united states from spain for $20 million, according to the treaty of paris, which was right around 1899. agoncillo want to washington, d.c. in december to try to represent the philippines interest and denied any meeting with mckinley in washington. he then went to paris and followed up wit

>> this was a felipe --. he was an assistant to emilio --. he was one of two organizing people that first resisted. filipinos were fighting a war against spain and then when the united states intervenes, the u.s. did not know what to do. and, these soldiers had a simmering kind of tension with the soldiers. that is when the philippine american war started. the war of 1898 they engage with a war against the philippines that was led by aguinaldo. so, the war of 1898 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the united states from spain for $20 million according to the treaty of paris that was ratified in 1899. he tried to represent the interest of the philippines. he then followed up with a group of other commissioners from cuba and from puerto rico. it is important to wreck to understand that representatives of the colony of spain were attempting to have a voice in the treaty that was being signed by spain and the united states, which really only addressed spanish and american interest. it did not address the fact that there is an ongoin

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nations relief and worth agency for palestine in palestine. refugees in the near east or on mister felipe plaza. really. on 13 january 2024. i quote. so it's been $100.00 days since the devastating war started killing and displacing people in gaza. following the risk of attacks from us and other groups carried out against people in israel. it's been 100 days of ordeal and anxiety for hostages and their families in the past 100 days sustained fund pardon across the guys are stripped call cause the massive displacement of a population that is in a state of flux, constantly uprooted and forced to leave overnight, only to move to places which are just as unsafe. this were affected more than 2000000 people. the entire population of gaza. menu will carry lifelong scars. both physical and psychological. vast majority, including children, are deeply traumatized. overcrowded and unsanitary unrest. shelters have become home to more than 1400000 people. they lack everything from food to hygiene to privacy. people live in, in humane conditions. where's diseases are spreading? including when children,

felipe? >> i have to say, that i did not went on the mvp. >> i thought you were going for barbie.w. >> that's what i'm saying, oppenheimer was more and. barbie is much more entertaining. politics, i'm like [inaudible] [laughter] >> we are appealing to the house! >> i'm not, i assure you. >> he hasn't seen salt burn yes. >> melbourne by the way is great! mine is, i am very pleased to say that my mvp this week is the 80s band, the smiths! they had this weird little resurgence because benjakob's actually, the reporter, notice that they were playing a smith some at the trump rally. which is very off-brand. smith is not trump. so johnny morris, the guitar, said we don't want you to play our song! one of those standard tests. but the key part of this is the song that he chose to play at his rally was please,, please please let me get what i want. >> i love the trump playlist. it's a weird. i don't know if it's ironic at this point, or an ironic. it's so weird to look at his it in a way. he just likes to, he doesn't care what it means. >> he has bad taste! >> not great taste. >> you mean

andy, katie, felipe. that is "the story" for this thursday. story goes on from iowa and in to the weekend. see you tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. >> neil: all right. >> you're looking live in the u.s. district court in los angeles, california. hunter biden is there as we speak. he's being arraigned formally on the nine federal tax charges. prosecutors are alleged that he engaged in a four-year scheme to avoid paying millions in taxes. we're on top of that. i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you with us. let's get to it with kelly o'grady who is there and how things are going now. kelly? >> neil, the hearing is expected to get underway any minute now. this is going to be hunter biden's first appearance in court over these charges. he arrived at the courthouse behind me roughly 1 1/2 hours ago or so. it was very much in contrast to yesterday's chaos on the hill. the arrival was planned. he was driven in to underground parking. today he's facing nine charges of tax evasion, three of those will be felonies. according to the indictment

well, felipe labs are really the commission in general of the un agency for palestine. refugees in the near east is in gaza. and earlier he described to my colleagues, so he'll romando the desperation, being faced by the people of gauze and the you in staff there. i think we are running out of all the but what's even more terrible is that this tragedy is taking place on the awards on a daily basis. and despite all the warning, all of the qualification we're giving about this is privacy. each time i've come, i'm not moved. i move, for example, sites apply to of the children, the number of children which have been will have been killed, maimed by the also, or fund whenever you go to a school at the school. right now i take 50 overcrowded by people seeking sensor dis, quotes would be a piece of education and the kids to find in the schools. i'm just looking at 2 eyes and begging for a sip of water or for enough of bread. and of course, they're looking at the help from you as an organization. you at the, you end of last over a $140.00 colleagues in the last 3 months that must have seemed l

and an estimate of a 100 and full mosques and 3 charges have been damaged. felipe lozzo ronnie is the condition of the general view and agency for palestine refugees in the near east and gauze. earlier, he described the desperation being faced by the people of garza. i'm the un stuff and i think we have run out of all the but what's even more terrible is that this tragedy is taking place on the award on a daily basis. and despite all the warning, all the qualification we're giving about this is private the each time i've come, i'm not moved. i move, for example, sites apply to of the children, the number of children which have been will have been killed named, but also all funds that whenever you go to a school, the schools right now i've take 50 overcrowded by people seeking censor. the school should be a piece of education and the kids to find in the schools. i'm just looking at 2 eyes and begging for a sip of water or for enough of bread. and of course they're looking for help from you as an organization. you at the you and have lost over a $140.00 colleagues in the last 3 months.

. >> cree ti que a felipe calderÓn y peÑa nieto. >> vamos con esto.aba a que no te atreves y la estrella ese programa tambiÉn estaba adriana la bata, pero la estrella era sofÍa vergara. marÍa antonieta: pensaste que va a ser esto sofÍa vergara? >> siempre fue una estrella, desde que llanas en su casa, con su familia, en la playa que hizo el primer comercial a los 16 aÑos, sino tu miras en hollywood el trabajo les cuesta a la gente, no a los latinos, a todo el mundo triunfar en hollywood y sofÍa vergara esa no programa con tantas otras personas que estÁn en ese programa y d es la estrella, es respetuosa, es sÚper inteligente, sabe vender ese, es preciosa, es buena actriz y yo me estaba muriendo de tenerla conmigo haciÉndose programa, el programa saliÓ en univisiÓn y despuÉs que se terminÓ me lo volvieron a comprar el o volvieron a repetir otra vez en univisiÓn, asÍ que gracias sofÍa, esta vieja te quiere mucho. marÍa antonieta: hay muchas preguntas, por favor. alan: quÉ ha pasado con tu vida? >> yo pienso que es importante que en el internet a mi me ha

yeah, why, felipe? because you don't do your homework, and you say, "oh, i was at sailing." are in the process of passage planning for the journey tomorrow. quite often, theyjust sail the boat rather than doing the passage planning, so this is a bit of a first for them. the ferries that go to jersey and go to saint—malo, they will be coming out of here as well. have you got the other chart for the solent? is that...? we didn't bring that. erm... the reason for the chart, having the charts, jessye, is that we do need... we do need them. what we want to do is we want to get an idea of what we're doing from cowes down to here. so that's a big part of what we do, isn't it? that's like more than a... that's well more than a third of the whole journey. do you want to go back and get that? it wouldn't be on your... indistinct i'd give their sailing nine out of ten. i would give their planning at the moment five out of ten. so, yes, it was annoying that they decided to come to a planning meeting without the charts. there you are, jessye. they have run back and got the charts, and i