the biden appointed judge rejected their argument saying suspending fleming from the tournament would risk confusion and prejudice at minimum san jose state and appeals judge affirmed that ruling. so regarding the latest forfeit a disappointed boise state athletic director said in a statement they should not have to forgo this opportunity while waiting for a more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes. basically the bottom line is this issue is not going away several states ban mail transgender athletes abide administration propose changing title ix to prohibit that on transgender athletes that many suspect president trump will take a different point of view. sweetie all great points. william appreciated. >> griff: china is ramping up rhetoric against taiwan that comes as a taiwanese president prepares for a trip to the marshall islands with a stopover in hawaii. let's bring in michael the single fellow for the heritage foundation. china doesn't like these stopovers they objected strongly to the current taiwanese president's predecessor when he did it and now we are abo

fleming, according to a court filing, is a biological male. feels a record-setting mvp for her high school women's team in virginia. she went on to play at coastal carolina before transferring to san jose state. with a 6'1" hitter, she was just named to the all conference team with an honourable mention. now, half of san jose state's conference wins came by forfeit. nevada, utah state, nevada state, wyoming, southern utah all refused to play san jose, helping prompt that lawsuit, claiming that fleming's play violates the female player's title nine protections for opportunities, fairness and safety. now, a biden-appointed judge rejected that argument, saying suspending fleming would risk confusion and prejudice at a minimum for san jose state. an appeals judge affirmed that ruling. as for this latest forfeit, boise state's athletic director said their players should not have to forego this opportunity while waiting for a more thoughtful and better system that serves all athletes. so here's why this is a big deal. 24 states banned transgender ma

fleming according to court filing is a biological naval. vp in virginia and went to coastal carolina before transferring to san jose before 6'1" hitter conference honorable mention and half of the make san jose by forfeit and boise state, wyoming southern utah. they refused to play them in a dozen players file against the conference saying violated title ix rights protecting opportunity, fairness and safety by allowing fleming to play. a biden appointed judge rejected the argument saying suspend and fleming would risk confusion and prejudice at a minimum to san jose state. an appellate judge affirmed that ruling. now, as for the latest, boise state athletic director said this, "they are player should not have to forgo the opportunity waiting for a more thoughtful and better system tht serves all athletes. 24 states ban transgender male athletes and the sports. the biden administration oppose those bands and men expect trump to undo those rules. as to the games no sales, colorado state, san diego state they split with colorado, they lose twi

blair fleming is a biological male.ing on the women's team in virginia and she went to coastal carolina before transferring to san jose state. she was named all-conference team with honorable mention. three teams refuse to play them. a dozen players filed suit against mountain west conferences it violated their ri rights. biden appointed judge said suspending fleming from the tournament would risk confugsz a confusion and prejudice. according to latest forfeit by boise state, athletic director says players should not have to forego this opportunity while waiting for a better system that serves all athletes. where do we stand? 21 states banned biological males in women's sports. many expect president trump to take a different view. we're waiting for department of education to issue new rules on trans athletes competing from grade school to college. >> julie: appreciate it. great to see you. jason rantz, is in focus. great to see you. what say you? this is same old argument we continue to talk about, the courts are gettin

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. >> reporter: flemings has seen her pay rise in recent years to $20 an hour working 12-hour shifts att. still, she says it isn't enough to feed her children. >> as my pay goes up, the cost of living is going up, the cost of groceries is going up, the cost of electricity, gas, water, it's all going up. >> so it feels like you cannot get ahead probably. >> cannot get ahead. >> are you seeing demand go down at all? >> no, we're seeing the exact opposite. we're seeing demand go up. >> reporter: scott has seen more new faces every week at his food pantry. >> the money that people make working, and these are working people, isn't able to cover even a survival budget. >> reporter: it's a struggle being seen across the country. 65% of food banks say they saw an increase in demand over the past year. near dallas thousands showed up last week for a few bags of food to make a thanksgiving meal. kenneth eruns feeding america west michigan which says it has given out nearly 23 million pounds of food this year. >> we have never seen the demand as high as we have it today. >> reporter: haur ree was

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g y who has carried out terror attacks in several countries. tropical storm, sarah has forgotten fleming in hon. doors in costa rica, several rivers burst. their banks cutting off more than a 100 communities, whether exports one there could also be dangerous month flights. the storm is expected to move onto the lease and mexico thousands drawing celebrations that the annual pride rally intentionally and capital santiago's largest demand of more rights for the o g p t q community 2 years ago. the set it back to the national diversity to, to be held to november each year. but campaigners say more progress is still needed . the united nations is warning that cause that is facing famine as winter sets in a report by nearly 3080 agencies just supplies. reaching the territory. i fall into an all time low, few worth and 17 amended tearing trucks are entering guns, a daily that's compared to $500.00 before the october, the 7th attacks on these real guys, the cities, yamaha stadium is barely recognizable as a sports ground. thousands of people in teens packs the former soccer pitch. the surroundi

players from five schools that refused to play against the spartans claimed policies that protect fleming ix rights. the judge disagreed and now suspended coach from san jose state who also joined this lawsuit says the future of women's sports is at stake. >> allowing trans into our space as women, this will forever change women's sports. we will not have women's sports as we know it. >> san jose state enters tomorrow's tournament in second place with six of their 12 conference wins on account of forfeits. the question now is will those teams that refused to play the spartans during the regular season forfeit again during the tournament this week? and will the 10th circuit court of appeals weigh in with a ruling in time to make that question irrelevant? a story we'll continue to watch. >> bill: thanks, nice to see you, claudia cowen in california. >> dana: bring in mary kathryn hamm. riley gaines weighed it. it is time to remove activist judges who refuse to up hold the law. i don't think the judges will necessarily get removed but i do think they could be appealed and overturned. i'm won

and fleming meets eligibility requirements but the low euros for the plaintiff say policies that protectful to women. >> particularly the safety issues in volleyball. we made the .82 higher impact when a male player hitting a volleyball. and ozempic somebody's head and can cause concussions. no response by the other side. they are not addressing the safety issues for women or the fairness issue for women. >> five schools forfeited seven games against san jose this state. but they have ran up against a brand-new rule adopted by west conference. transgender participation policy, the forfeiting team will be charged with a loss and posing team with a win. players from the schools claim that a to play san jose has hurt ranking and free speech. this lawsuit seeks an injunction with the win/loss record and claiming to be disqualified from the conference tournament which begins wednesday. sandra, the clock ticking and the judge will issue his ruling in the next few days. >> sandra: a lot of attention and focus on this and we will be watching for sure, claudia, john. >> john: sugary drink maker s

a request to interview blair fleming have been denied.se state and the university of wyoming announced they're forfeiting watches without giving a reason why. se seven games forfeited against the san jose state women's volleyball team this season. >> we got to see what this case was all about and the other riders were experiencing. their fear, their children's's fear and got to see what danny penny did to protect them and himself. >> bill: the attorney for the marine veteran daniel penny maintaining his client's innocence as his trial resumes this week in new york city. witnesses have described the scene on board the subway car when penny is accused of killing a man who was harassing other passengers. here is another witness on the stand on friday. watch. >> [inaudible] >> bill: what she is saying is he just held him. he did not choke him. this is important stuff. >> friday was very important day for the defense. in addition to all the things we have heard on friday, i wrote down some of the things. he was violent, desperate, angry, grima

join us tomorrow when our guests will be lisa gilroy, oscar montoya, and chris fleming! i'm taylor tomlinson, and this has been "after midnight"! goodnight! >>> now at 11:00. words of warning for anyone thinking about getting on the water after multiple deadly accidents in bodega bay. >>> two different stories in a tech ceo's murder trial. the question from the jurors. >> and i respect their decision. >> district attorney pamela price admits defeat for the first time after a land side recall. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. imagining friends, family, or anybody going out on the water to enjoy themselves and not making it back to shore is chilling and disturbing. we're reporting on a deadly boating accident in the same place. our helicopter was overhead after the latest accident this afternoon. you can see a boat on its side on the beach. we were told five people were on board when this boat capsized in the ocean near salmon creek. one person was killed, the other four rushed to the hospital. just it this past weekend, there was a vigil for four family members and their frie

and another was walter fleming. can tell us about those two guys. i can. these are the architects of the lost mythology. and it's so fitting that we're here in new jersey. we'll turn to dunning first. william archibald dunning was born in plainfield, new jersey. he went to princeton, kicked out. he went to columbia, got his ph.d. by 1885. he a very odd upbringing. his father was a plainfield industrialist and arts who felt this, who identified with southern plantation owners as, his class peers. he felt had been unfairly, unfairly denigrated and attacked in reconstruction. he regarded them as aristocrats in manners, cultivated in their private life, cultured people who, as businessmen and like himself, were trying to do the right thing but had a labor. so dunning was raised in this pro confederate atmosphere here in what was then probably the famous or most prosperous suburb in new jersey. plainfield, i'm told, had the first direct connection by train to wall. and he abandoned dunning then. but by eight, by 1900 and until his death in 1921, he was the most

robert fleming has been teaching berliners to drive for 2 years as a notoriously difficult city to learn how to drive it. so he seems like the best person to take me on a test drive. so what does the bulk of driving lessons in germany actually look like? what's the general idea? you know, you have 12 hours of basic material followed by 2 hours of class specific material for category be the card driver's license, then comes to c, retest. after that, you can start your practical lesson straight away and then with special training drives begin and also special training drives up to the highway country roads and tonight, driving by 2 sides of my thoughts. folks, when can i, the higher expensive is it to learn how to drive and driving these things these days? i think you can or should expect to pay around 3500 euros on average for the bible . and the tax collections is typically run from $900.00 to 2000 euros and total special trips. take a nighttime drive cost, an extra $400.00 to $800.00 heroes. and the practical exam itself costs up to $250.00 euros with registration fees and theory lesson

. >> reporter: fleming is confused how someone could even pull off this kind of spectacle. >> somebodynt a lot of money. >> reporter: most people we spoke to said they were not concerned about the one isolated incident, and fireworks in general are illegal in the city of oakland. >> oakland police say they're aware of the situation, but haven't made any arrests or released information on who or what was behind all that. [ chanting ] >>> over in san francisco, 500 more marriott hotel workers took to the picket lines this weekend. it includes housekeepers, bellhops, cooks, bartenders, and more. that's on top of the more than 2,000 hotel workers on strike across the city. they say they walked out because they, the the hotels are considering phasing out health care benefits. the workers also want hotels to reverse covid-era service cuts. >> we've met several times with the company, and they continue to put forth union busting proposals. they're attempting to take us backwards. and we're having to take our fight to the streets. >> more than 10,000 hotel workers have gone on strike across th

. >> you know, and then he told me he's usually ordering from fleming's for his dinner. >> topnotch.e in a different tax bracket i'd say. >> thank you, matt. >>> talk about last-minute nerves but for very good reason. why this guy jumped out of a roller coaster at the top of its biggest drop. >>> what are you the most thankful for? >> i'm thankful for my partner sitting across from me, parents to love me, roof over my head, thankful for my friends, thankful for my dog who i don't get to see that often. >> the love we have for each other and our love of the city and this beautiful atmosphere. >>> i feel like a lot of us know the feeling of getting to the top of a roller coaster and suddenly realizing this was a mistake. i'd be willing to guess you have always just continued on with the ride and maybe even had a little fun. this next story is the exception to the rule that it is so rare i have never heard of it happening. this guy jumped off at the very top. he says he had a good reason to. he say sts safety bar across his lap unlatched before the drop. and he had this split decision t

. >> you know, and then he told me he's usually ordering from fleming's for his dinner. >> topnotch. bracket i'd say. >> thank you, matt. >>> talk about last-minute nerves but for very good reason. why this guy jumped out of a roller coaster at the top of its biggest drop. >>> what are you the most thankful for? >> i'm thankful for my partner sitting across from me, parents to love me, roof over my head, thankful for my friends, thankful for my dog who i don't get to see that often. >> the love we have for each other and our love of the city and this beautiful atmosphere. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> i feel like a lot of us know the feeling of getting to the top of a roller coaster and suddenly realizing this was a mistake. i'd be willing to guess you have always just continued

young fleming, thank so much now, just a day off of the massive united nations climate conference wrapped up in as a by sean delegates from a 175 countries have now gathered in the south korea to hash out a tracy on global plastic pollution. as the event kicked off today, so many a divisions have arisen, suggesting that deal making is going to be a difficult task. countries that by the front of phosphate solution, a struggling to reach agreement with petrochemical, producing nations like china and saudi arabia. now the amount of plastic waste produced globally has been climbing softly. and if it's left on checked, scientists say it could double or even and triple over the next decade. so right now, it is thought more than $52000000.00 tons. and so the environment each and every year, india is the most plastic polluted country in the world. with 9300000 tons being released annually. it's followed by nigeria was 3500000 tons. then indonesia, with just over 3000000. closely followed by china unpack histone, so it's a problem that needs urgent attention. here's what's being said as low as tow

it becomes less of a world leader perhaps less relevant to what we see new alliances, fleming, and it's place. i don't know, it's hard to say, but we know that the us retreating from multilateralism has a huge impact. the river rates all around the world. first of all, just effects the level of democracy when the u. s. is that it's most democratic that actually has knock on the facts and the level of democracy around the globe. we see very different trading relationships that have happened. we have more democracies trading more. we don't talk procedure then they're trading with other democracies and we just don't have a leader with the us sort of stepping away from this and going forward with this america 1st agenda. and i think one of the issues, the trunk when you saw was actually on this internal entity has already that has already been stated that i don't know how much he even cares or knows about foreign policy. he says he can make a deals quickly. he likes to be unpredictable. we don't have the evidence that i'm done. theory actually works and he's going to be very focused on the

conflict between hy, this i promise, which is normally during the harvest among the house on i'm on the fleming. i know it was the house and the full i knew full audience when not familiar with need to find. uh the for line. yeah. the highest and the house is a tribe that has been mixed up by religion. okay. so we are clear on who they are and now you're telling me they stopped to conflict because of grazing lands because of drought. but how does that then become kidnapping when it literally became connecting because of the lack of social justice as to the collection among a security person in the issues of managing their grades and months, they started selling grades a lunch to the promise. so how does have no identity, instructional portion, and so on us? okay, so just to i've made to the, let me just pause there because because it's a huge and very complicated history. but i think we get the gist of it. and you've talked about the security forces and their response to that 12 yesterday, when we're talking about kids not being, you'd expect to find a put a uniform police officer here. we actu

the israel carries out to multiple fleming's 11 on capital bonds. they're all signs the sci fi with his bullet could be place the, the, i'm sort of height of this is on to is there a lie from the whole? so coming up on the program is legal baffles are going away and the judge dismissed as the case against donald trump pulsing to is a ton of 2020 us selection. 14 people research office from an in legal gold mine in south africa. they say others still underground, a dying of hunger and the depth of the trying to get rid of the plastic waste around one small green, the wall come all this still, no laptop and israel's involvement of leather knowns council, despite indicating it's going to discuss a sci fi, feel multiple as strikes. it's doesn't they root lights on monday evening. it's been boomed constantly since it's really a tax on the capital spots it in september as well. says it's called the single it's, it close has bullet facilities and interest in the area. a lot of the other parts of virus has also been hit. leo has really forces from the build

here's adam fleming. investigated for a post on social media that she deleted a year ago. the police say they act without fear or favour. her allies say it's 0rwellian. we'll look at this new chapter in the debate about free speech. and we'll ask a public figure who has joined the "x—odus" — the people leaving elon musk�*s social network. newsnight at 10.30pm on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer. the labour government has promised to "smash the gangs" that bring people over the channel in small boats. illegal migration has proved to be an intractable problem that has seriously challenged previous governments as well. the latest annual figures from the home office show that it's people from afghanistan who are the largest nationality trying to get to the uk by this route. theirjourney takes them through iran and turkey, then up through mainland europe into germany and france before they head for the uk. 0ur south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports on the factors pushing some to leave their homeland and h

ready ready ready of the multiple launch flemings on 11 on capital by israel boxes. they're all signs of the sky, which is paula could be closed the outcome. i'm sort of side us and this is on the 0 life from the whole. so coming up on the program, a refugee camp is the latest targets in israel's new own garza, at least 3 palestinians on killed his legal battles the going away a judge dismissed as the case against donald trump's of pulsing to a ton of 20. 20 us selection and kept nothing's at the heights of columbia civil conflicts for the font, for both se subjects. and is this a piece try you know the whole this don't know, that's often israel's been bossman to open up. it owns capital nice to spice, indicating that it's getting close to a c size. you multiple strikes it, favorites, southern samples of the headlights on monday, spin bones constantly since his writing the attacks on the capital sconces in september. israel says it saga singles. the cause has both facilities and interest in the area. the other southern subsets of bay routes have also been hit. that i

mr lammy has been speaking to adam fleming and our political editor, chris mason, on the bbc�*s newscastign secretary, how are you doing? being foreign secretary is all about shaking hands with folk and getting on with people — which is fine, unless you've spent rather a while, well, slagging them off. which is exactly what david lammy used to do about donald trump, who he now says he'd reckoned for a while would triumph. my gut had been telling me but, also, my head had been telling me that they were in a strong position. was your hunch that trump was going to win? i've got to say it was, i've got to say it was. i felt in my bones that there could be a trump presidency. so april 2019, you said, "deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic, donald trump is no friend of britain." have you changed your mind, or is that still your view? this is old news. here, chris, i'm sitting here as foreign secretary. i've had a meal with donald trump, i've met donald trump. did you talk about this stuff? did you apologise? did he bring it up? not even vaguely! i've got to say, i found him to be a very

the team efforts cleaning off office findings flemings is also is the government for billions into reconstruction. the have that relate to satellite image of australia shows a stormy situation across central and eastern parts of the country and the west. all those storms have pushed out to sea on choose day for the likes of new south wales in queens of but we'll see some what the weather remaining since under rashaw was a possibility here. and you can see that rain stretching all the way down to victoria . so then quiet, however, which has made me a little bit of wounds coming in the for her body. and they're all those storms re emerging across the central areas. is it going to wednesday? we'll see more wet weather lingering across moving parts of w a and that so temperatures will be coming down. they'll be on the off. however, for pass, look at that. rise with about 5 degrees a choose day into wednesday. it doesn't make very hot across the top end of the country during the mid week. now it's not as hot in new zealand but have just have picked out this luxury seconds here. thanks to high pressure

the on the whole, to launch flemings on let known capital by israel box there all signs of the sky, which his father could be closed, the welcome i'm certified us and this is on the 0 life from the whole. so coming up on the program, a refugee camp is the latest targets in israel's new own garza, at least 3 palestinian songs.

mr lammy has been speaking to adam fleming and our political editor chris mason, on the bbc�*s newscast spent rather a while, well, slagging them off. which is exactly what david lammy used to do about donald trump, who he now says he had reckoned for a while would triumph. my gut had been telling me but also my head had been telling me that they were in a strong position. was your hunch that trump was going to win? i've got to say it was, i've got to say it was. i felt in my bones that they could be a trump presidency. so, april 2019, you said, "deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic, donald trump is no friend of britain." have you changed your mind or is that still your view? this is old news. here, chris, i'm sitting here as foreign secretary. i've had a meal with donald trump, i've met donald trump. did you talk about this stuff? did you apologise? did he bring it up? not even vaguely! i've got to say, i found him to be a very gracious host. did he offer you a second portion of chicken or something?! he didn't offer me a second portion of chicken! he was very generous, very gr

adam fleming always points out hardly anyone writes checks anymore, but... oh, he's so young. yeah.in an era when americans havejust voted for america first, going to the defence of european nations, some of whom are very wealthy, in a post—war order, which is changing. which is changing/has changed because the russians have imported troops from north korea to the front line. that's an escalation. mm—hmm. which is why the west said it needed to respond. you need to tell putin, "we see your north korean troops "and we raise you missiles." that's kind of unfortunately, the era i grew up in, cold war logic. this is, we're back to the future, we're back to those kremlinology days, how to read signals sent by troops, missiles, all within the framework of the change in the white house. but it is basically, it won't have escaped newscasters attention that this is all men with rockets. you know, there's no woman in this picture. there's no powerful person really trying to bring these people together as we speak. at the moment, it'sjust a lot of men fighting with the wars of their fathers wi

dominique flemings has seen her pay rise in recent years, up to $20 per hour working at a manufacturingng is going up, the cost of groceries is going up, electricity, gas, water, it is all going up. i cannot get ahead. >> are using demand go down at all? >> we are seeing the exact opposite, we are seeing demand going up. the money that people make working and these are working people, isn't able to cover even a survival budget.>> reporter: it is a struggle being seen across the country, 65% of food banks saw an increase in demand over the past year, near dallas, thousands showed up last week to get the food to make a thanksgiving now. west michigan has given out nearly 23 million pounds of food this year. >> we have never seen the demand is high.>> reporter: lori was one of the moms who came for a box of food, after being laid off from her manufacturing job. >> this is what you guys are going to have to eat this week?>> yes. >> reporter: for dominique flemings, she's not sure what she would do without the help.>> people don't want to know that they are struggling, that should not be the

emergency appeal was denied after a biden-appointed judge ruled that san jose state and that player blair fleming could play in the tournament. the group that filed the lawsuit wrote in a statement it is shameful the administrators at the mountain west conference and ncaa are unwilling to do their jobs, solely to protect fair competition and the safety of athletes who compete in college sports. sjsu scheduled to play the winner of the boise state. both schools forfeited over the issue during the regular season. the university of nevada reno women's volleyball captain with this. >> i wish the best of luck to those girls today as they play against each other and whatever they do tomorrow, whoever wins tonight faces san jose state, i wish them the best of luck as well. they are faced with something really hard. a lot of stakes now forefitting during the season was one thing. now the stakes are much higher. >> dagen: san jose state fired one of its coaches. he said the fight is not over. >> i definitely feel so strong that, you know, that moving forward with this and helping this fight and making sur

state has not said whether there is a trans athlete on the team and our request to interview blair flemingbeen denied. boise state and the university of wyoming are now forfeiting once again their upcoming games. this makes 7 games forfeited by 5 schools against san jose state university so far this season. >> john: from -- with the news. thank you. >> jacqui: honoring our heroes on this veterans day. our next guest dory of resilience and strength is going to leave you speechless. that is coming up next. my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver problems leading to hospitalization may occur when treated for crohn's. ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ ask your gastroenterologist about skyrizi. ♪ ♪ >> jacqui: as we continu

clark l fleming responded that quickly. [inaudible] i thought of my friend. [inaudible] [laughter] >> i just thought i'd bring that up. i just thought i'd put that out there. >> don't put those words in my mouth. smith is coming down the stretch with those conversations alike both inside the campaign and also inside the white house. like where she is. >> ignored the kind words i know you didn't that mark cuban did will ask where are you a question of do your jobs if it were reversed and someone i would say literally trying to run up to trump. i appreciate that lack of fervency among the reporters. the truth is this no one knows what's going happen tuesday that is a fact. there are two questions i have when i look at the polls i saw the pope plus three harris 92 the emerson poll that shows a trump plus 10 in iowa. the "new york times" hannah poll shows harris ahead in four battleground states trump had at one, two of them tied. then you look at the "new york times" analysis but the "new york times" analysis that white democrats were 16 times more likely to pic

the lawsuit also alleges that one of slusser's teammates learned about an alleged plan by fleming to would lose an october 3rd match and set up colorado state player that lie a jones to spike slusser in the face during that game joining me now brook slusser, co-captain of the san jose state university women's volleyball team. brook, this is a wild, wild story walk us through the details of what seems like you are alleging is a set-up by the transgender player to injure you? >> >> um-huh. yes. and i didn't find out about this information until after the game had happened. after finding out that they basically planned to give each other their scouting reports and leave the block down so the ball could easily be swung at me during a game was astonishing to me to find that information out it was incredibly insane. >> laura: just to get back at you? they betting on the game? what's the rationale here? >> yeah. they just both were very angry that i had decided to join the lawsuit with riley gaines and icons. and basically decided that they wanted to not block the cross ball, which means ot