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a mistake by frontier airlines left the teen nearly 2000 miles from his intended destination. his dad is still looking for answers. here's abc's andrea fujii this morning. >> the father of a teenager who mistakenly got on the wrong flight over the holiday break is speaking out. >> he has flown with us many times before, but his first time flying alone on the friday before christmas, 16 year old logan was supposed to fly from tampa, florida, to cleveland, ohio on frontier airlines to visit his mom, but instead he ended up in puerto rico. if it goes up to the gate attendant, he they check his personal item in the little slot, and then they look at his phone with, which has the boarding pass. they don't ever scan it and set it down and scan it, which would have just alerted them. >> frontier says the flights to puerto rico and cleveland left from the same gate, with the puerto rico flight leaving earlier. the logan's father says when his son saw passengers at his gate boarding, he simply joined them and just like in the movie home alone two, welcome aboard american airlines fligh

and it's really interesting because, the frontier, as many of us may know the most kind of celebrated paradigm of american historical development, the significance of the frontier, the essay by frederick jackson turner in 1890, delivered at the american historical association of 1892 and published shortly thereafter, is the most famous essay not just in american history, but many scholars. it the most famous historical essay ever written that identify as the kind of generative kind of thesis of american historical development that sees american history forming, not in centralized. sometimes hierarchical, urban environments, but these frontier communities where a way from the constraints of a centralized religious or political or economic authority individualism can kind of form. and so the kind of celebratory kind of history of frontier america is one of the most, if not the most kind of emblematic paradigms for. understanding the american spirit or the growth of american and the term frontier has is my colleague patrick patrick spero has written in a book that is heavily influential

and it's really interesting because, the frontier, as many of us may know the most kind of celebrated paradigm of american historical development, the significance of the frontier, the essay by frederick jackson turner in 1890, delivered at the american historical association of 1892 and published shortly thereafter, is the most famous essay not just in american history, but many scholars. it the most famous historical essay ever written that identify as the kind of generative kind of thesis of american historical development that sees american history forming, not in centralized. sometimes hierarchical, urban environments, but these frontier communities where a way from the constraints of a centralized religious or political or economic authority individualism can kind of form. and so the kind of celebratory kind of history of frontier america is one of the most, if not the most kind of emblematic paradigms for. understanding the american spirit or the growth of american and the term frontier has is my colleague patrick patrick spero has written in a book that is heavily influential

and frontiers present their fair share of risks and rewards frontiers attract missionaries and adventurersvvy people, but also hustlers, wrestlers and con men but the most bountiful of frontiers in human history are typically the ones that are pushed forward by everyday people or, at least those who are curious driven by circumstances or, interested in understanding the future. but every frontier person, no matter how hardy, requires a guide and with humility. i hope that my new proves to be a useful one. you've all come here today because you've self-styled to understand this space a little better, or maybe because you're already a leader in this field. it doesn't. if you're a student or a journalist or a business person or you're someone between careers, or you work in the media or, you're in government, anybody who cares about the future and maybe wants to play a role in shaping it needs to understand what's happening. and i thank you all for sharing your time with me today and being part of this journey. so thank you very.

they don't ever scan it and set it down and scan it, which would have just alerted them. >> frontier says the flights to puerto rico and cleveland left from the same gate with the puerto rico flight leaving earlier. logan father says when his son saw passengers at his gate boarding, he simply joined them. and just like in the movie home alone two, welcome aboard american airlines flight 176 nonstop to new york. >> when kevin ended up in new york city, logan also did notrillionealize. >> he was on the wrong flight until it was too late. >> exactly like home alone two, where kevin puts on the music and the flight attendants start talking about where they're going, and he can't hear anything. that's exactly what happened with logan frontier says. >> it doesn't offer an unaccompanied minor program. the airline saying logan was immediately flown back to tampa on the same aircraft and accommodated on a flight to cleveland the following day, adding frontier has extended its sincere apologies to the family for the error. this wasn't the first airline mistake over christmas, a six year old wa

it is a new way of _ the frontiers of knowledge.ng space _ the frontiers of knowledge. te 3 —. new way of doing space exploration and a big part of it is to bring down the risk to de—risk the missions and do more of them at a faster turn around and hopefully get more science and exploration out of each one. ., ., , each one. the team at the open university _ each one. the team at the open university are — each one. the team at the open university are building _ each one. the team at the open university are building an - university are building an instrument for a future mission involving both japan and india, as well as the uk. japan's achievement is the start of a new rush to the moon. india got there last year and later in 2024 there will be several us attempts and by the end of the decade there will be chinese and european missions, so it is all getting very interesting. in the 19605 getting very interesting. in the 1960s and 70s it was all nasser. brute 1960s and 70s it was all nasser. we are on 19605 and 705 it was all nasser.

ukraine will not refrain from attacking military targets over belgrade region near the ukrainian frontier that it would stop because of this . some people have read that as an admission responsibility. others say it is simply about ukraine carrying on defending it, such as manufacturer of which has been a witness to lots of russian text recently. so no conducive on says. and lots of space for speculation. full conspiracy theories and for lots of different reputations. israel says it's forces are battling, how much fighters having in circle ton unit. the 2nd biggest city in guys, a united nations officials say, is really tank shells head un training facility upon eunice sheltering, displaced palestinians. at least 9 people were killed and a 75. all those wounded is all denies its forces. were responsible for the attack and has launched an investigation the biden administration has condemned the shelling. and when we deplore today's attack on the union's con unice training center, you've heard me say it before you for the secretary, say it before, but civilians must be protected and the pro

it's the russian military transport planes believe to be delivering missiles, especially near its frontier. but the russian defense ministry claims the plane had human cargo, 74 people, 65 of them, ukrainian soldiers being flown in for a prisoner exchange in new york rushes foreign minister called for the un security council to discuss the incidents. what could i use before the ukrainian prison as a hall when transported to the po, garad region of medium in order to conduct? yet another swab was that was agreed between moscow and keith with a company of suspect you'll, instead of this, the ukraine inside launched an ad defense smith, south from the khaki region, and i keep talking to the airplane. them was a faithful strike, a duplicate. the so for the key is confirm that the prisoner swap was due to take place. but it says it had not been asked by russia to into a safe space, as with previous swaps. ukraine's president below him is a lensky cold for an international investigation. spots of admission as young as the russians are playing with the lives of ukrainian prisoners, with the feeli

, it is the frontier of knowledge, such advanced knowledge, science, it , so to speak, processes, andpeople have not yet been able to do, it means discovering with the help of scientific theorems, somehow is to develop, yeah, about things that are still beyond this is the kind of familiar scientific, understandable knowledge, these are, in my opinion, wonderful things, interesting, very diverse, and complex. somehow try to implement philosophy , somehow work for the good of the country, but again , i often don’t know exactly where philosophers work in russia, but i was brother, if you told me, at the faculty they say that they work at the faculty, this is the approach of philosophers . well, engage in russian science, create a laboratory, for example, we don’t have one in the faculty, we need to create it, complete our studies, bring people here, train the employees, who agree to work. and somehow start developing this business, and you somehow had something to do with grant support, you know, such a thing, so as not to mention names, i’ll put it simply, there was initially a grant, t

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thank you. >> and dimension frontier. add to that ultimate military high ground, whoever controls space will control the destiny of this earth. >> i spent considerable time in national security and our space program and i consider them to be one program. i came here today to discuss civil space. we can discuss military space on another occasion. >> how should america make it our goal to ensure that we emerge first among equals when it comes to setting standards? we've had a couple of hearings on that. >> the standards are set by the people who show up. they are not set by the people who watch what happens with others. by returning to the moon and a focused and expeditious manner, which we are not today, we will inevitably bring along and will be required to bring along communications and navigation and other infrastructure systems which we expect others will use as well. by that mechanism, we will have established standards just as we did with the icao at the end of world war ii for global air transport. again, those are

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and the other one is life, or someone for sold judge or roman frontier or some part of the workforce or say roof owners, although she was under the important resilient teacher for them. a lot of oscar gonzales, my renewal on the phone with the village and the other. so to go through the folder on resourcing for some reason, postponing his phone or the listening increase. it was on the 20th. i change the following for signature when you're on the slide show is fairly simple. cover record the colors are usually useless. so originally this covers phone with a sidney, a little more modern, a couple of them to us, or the most of the initial or needed to choose a phone below is a was, you know, you can still, solar total isn't going or it's all good to do so let's, well, did you use books, you distributed where it says the lady did you see this way and it just means it's almost a lot system allow us to just because of the issue, especially if i get some stuff from god though, there's really no furniture budget. i'm sorry, joe, thank you. good bye to them. i'm good, it's doing my goal is to

i use the, the frontier knew the simple for you, the now the, the split the secret are to the to the stupid. yeah. the show it up now. hold on, say for sure, for most of them are more of the box or just the store when you 1st saw the mark, just look, i'm fine. you have photos here which will show up what are some some one of them also besides the chest of originals that's for you to do the formulas on yes. yes i did is i really need you to see the video experience again. thank you much february and then is it usually take you through to this desktop left? one really said what the goal, it's the students from this with us. what was done the off, know how i thought i'd like to you hope you're having periods of that was the morning, was so much more of a follow up to show you farmers, nick across the street for they see the northfield all sort of those rocky gardening and see you and you will not show us, give you that. but we also will most of the home theater one more. try get this 3 of the who's that is now to fiddle said, goes michelle, a volume and you see the display. what the sto

so when you see me in the united states that i use the to frontier in you the so for, for you the now the split the secret are to them to be stated. yeah, sure. hold on say for sure. for most of them are more of them the box for the store when you are from the marks or spoke, i'm fine. you these folders here which will show someone else besides the chest of originals for you to do the formulas on. yes. yes i did is i really need you to see the video. excuse me, much. can you write an image that was really sick? the best of luck. one really says that the goal is to still students from goodness, with best below. the also how i thought i was lucky. hopefully i can think of that was the morning, was so much more of a specialist or should california the most likely you the snake across the street. the reason for the event of the northfield, sort of those rocky, i mean see you and you will not show us, give you that will be off, will most of warranty or walk through and walk back. if you see a lot of the most that is now to fiddle, said good michelle, of a and b. c. good. what, let's click

come on, frontier.jackie ibanez. >> i get frustrated that employers don't pay more. so we have to fork out that money or we are expected to fork that out. it's not fair. we are already paying a fortune to go on the plane and then you have to pay to go to the bathroom, pay for everything. exactly. >> trace: should we tip flight attendants? yes, x, 9%. instagram -- until they start giving out peanuts again, no to. i've already paid dearly for the flight attendants, not like tipping a low-paid waitress. jr, never. but on the other hand, they are waitresses, and rachel pierce, no, because how would you calculate a percentage to tip if there is no bill? good point. thank you all for watching "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher. have a good weekend and we will see back here. ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with

i use the, the frontier in new the so for, for you the now the, the split the secret are to them to the station. yeah. the show it right now. hold on, say for sure, for most of them are more of the store when you or something work, just go from fine. you do folders here which will show up as a one also besides the chest of originals for you to do the formulas on us. and it is really nice. and you do see that the video, excuse me, the june 2nd much can you ready? and then is it usually takes you straight to this that's the goal. it's the students from this with best. we've always done the oscar. how i thought of lucky hopefully i can think of that was the morning was accept much more sure of the show. this is a little more fun to you this the snake across the street do this before they see that you can see you and you will not show us what we ask will most of the frontier once driven try giving us 3 of us the most that is now to fiddle, said, go with michelle, a volume and you see the display. what the story when i spoke with the media, i think with keep the tip the t shirts. i see right

so when you see me and then you must do so you stay up to frontier in new the so for, for you the now the split the secret are to them to reach the yeah, the sure right now hold on say for sure. for most of them are more of them on the start, when you 1st of the marxist blue california folders here, which is the one that on certainly, i mean aside from the chest of originals, that's probably the cartridge because my firm is on. yes. this is the the, the video experience. again, thank you much. can you ready and individualistic them just good to just take you through to the best of luck one. really so, but the goal, it's the students from this with bus reload on the off know how i thought i was lucky. hopefully i can think of that was the morning. was so much more joy here or specialist or should california 945. again. this a former sneak across the street, the reason for this event of the northfield county and see you and you will not show us, give you the full glass will most of the warranty or walk through. it is 3 of them . what do you say? it is now to fiddle, said, go with michel

and if you're still going frontier to through great english, the past i'm going to use and i was just these, give him a 4th of the only shaffer suddenly yakima slower. and i thought i had coverage and try to get his less because of what the level of the list was that you all are going to the for from mann middle national, where each of the in the, in for 3 to do. but the believe. but the only show up in a sudden it was for me to come out for, for, for everybody with the, the, was the ship and said the 1st not discover you took a girl. what's the deal for me? i got a new to your opportunity, but i really do because we cut off the pitch of the machine where the provider um just never had the flow for an central time zone since the insurance. uh move i live in a very yeah. oh i really need to know what it is getting the new insurance still have not been released as far as your was, i was just like what was the visit and so what is the lease now? so let me just a we've great finish. i had to miss beaman, you believe it was, are kind of strong for the new enough. those invites use like uh

the rest of the world looks and will always look to occupied the frontier and extend the frontier asleaders of the world. i believe that is a position the united states should occupy in preference to the adversaries. thank you. >> thank you. and you mentioned frontier. ultimately military high ground. whoever controls space will control the destiny. as you know i've spent considerable time in the national security side of the space programs as well and i really consider them to be one program. but i came here today to discuss civil space and we can discuss military space at another location. >> hell should america make it ourt it emerges first among equals when it comes to setting standards? we have had a couple hearings on that. >> the sta the people that show up. they are not set by the people that watch what happens with by returning to the moon and the focused and expeditious manner which we are not today we will inevitably be required to bring along communications and navigations and other infrastructure systems which we expect others will use as well. by that mechanism we will

but not another one, which can literally roll back the frontiers of knowledge.to bring down the costs, so we can de—risk these missions, do more of them at a faster turnaround and hopefully get more science and exploration out of each one. the team at the open university are building an instrument for a future mission involving bothjapan and india, as well as the uk. japan's achievement is the start of a new rush to the moon. india got there last year, and later in 2024 there will be several us attempts. and by the end of the decade, there will be chinese and european missions, so it is all getting very interesting. in the 19605 and 70s it was all nasa. # walking on the moon one day...# but now it is an international race. a small fleet of spacecraft from across the world are on their way to lay the ground for humans to return. they are going because there are minerals and resources on the moon that will be used to build launch sites to go to mars and beyond. and this time, the plan is to stay for the long term. pallab ghosh, bbc news. we can speak now to leah c

. >>> the future of football, live sports pushing into new frontiers.ow soon until virtual reality is in your home and super bowl surprises. imagine if patrick mahomes showed up at your house to give you two free tickets >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >>> good evening the scene right now at ford field in detroit is electric the detroit lions now heading to the nfc championship game, one step away from the super bowl for the first time in more than 30 years detroit led for most of the game, but tampa kept it close and exciting it's an incredible turnaround for the lions, a team that struggled for decades and it's a comeback mirrored by the city of detroit itself, now on its own path to redemption our jesse kirsch is stand big at ford field we'll get to him in a moment and we do have to star with the major political shake-up today, ron desantis suspending his presidential campaign ahead of the new hampshire primary making the republican primary effectively now a two-person race between former president donald trump and former u.n. ambassado

digital tools of the company’s own development also help to take new frontiers; this makes it possiblegical solutions that are unique to the industry and reach indicators that were considered unattainable until recently. ekaterina kuzentsova, denis nekandrov, vesti vologda region. everything the government does is wrong, they spend our money in abundance in other countries, and the germans are doing worse and worse. we realize that taxes are rising, fuel prices are rising, the cup of patience is almost full, this the state has socially devastated this country. you can start the report from february 24, 2022, but this is not the whole story, it did not even begin with crimea or maidan. what we hear in the mainstream media is half-truth. our self-proclaimed experts are heard in ukraine. they are encouraged when they are told that they will supply tanks and missiles, everything will be fine, that is, we create the impression that we need to fight the war to the bitter end. snow records in central russia and the volga region in moscow, a quarter of the monthly norm fell in one day. about t

. >> well, a 16 year old tampa, florida teen flying alone boarded the wrong frontier airlines flight from the correct airport gate. the teen was supposed to fly to cleveland. but listen to this. ended up in san juan, puerto rico. his family says the teen showed up at the gate ahead of time on december 22nd, but he was so early that he actually boarded the flight that left before the cleveland departure. frontier says the boy was flown right back to tampa on the same plane and put on the correct flight to ohio, where his mother was waiting for him for christmas. the mix up is under investigation, and the boy's father says airline staff did not scan his boarding pass as well. not only is today new year's eve, but today's date actually holds some lucky value numerically. it's 123123, so to make this day extra special, some couples flock to las vegas to tie the knot. wedding chapels were busier than usual. the county clerk there says she's been working nonstop. >> well, new year's eve is always a big date for us. we usually do about 500 couples to get married, but because it one two, thr

. >> it has but this is the next frontier, a.i.happening in the metaphors, the next frontier when it will meet the real world and robotics is it. that is what is so exciting and artist are very good to exercise and exercise the future that is not happening yet. cheryl: what else can he do besides art. >> she can cuddle but she's actually the best way to meet people. if i take her out on the street everyone wants to talk to me. you come in with their own private celebrity. it is fascinating because people react in different ways. cheryl: what is next for you? i come from a traditional training, i still like to paint. i am currently at spacex and i do a lot of work at spacex. i'm interested in starting technology quite a bit and i think it's a next big thing coming in the power and the hope and all humidity using it, there's something very exciting is an artist. cheryl: you understand the technology side of it and i think that's a fascinating combination that we see with your work, it is interesting. cheryl: thank you for being here,

so the industry has taken a very healthy step forward by launching the frontier model forum. and just in the last two weeks we've had a lot of regulatory bodies come forward. we had the white house executive order, we had the bletchley declaration, we have the advisory body on ai that the un has convened. so i'd like each of you to talk a little bit about how you think about some of the existential threats like yuval has articulated and others as well as the state of regulation on what's what's proper, what's too much? how do we get it right now and then be open to evolving as the technology evolves. i had dinner with yuval in tel aviv and early june of this year. he was very concerned and i understand. and it i really do understand why if you have not been closely tracking the field, it feels like things just went vertical and we didn't you know, sure, people maybe were doing stuff before, but not not like people had these papers here. this model here, this narrow thing here. but people that use like machine translation don't really feel like they're using ai and all of a su

hall on frontier. is there no monday, the soonest date that you say long distance is to file a motion? if something is up enough mileage in a bump on the go through just yourself that gives you a dimple, ball stickler, do a search. it says you won't see that what you said. so show, pointed to the point of me, initial setup is there something is going to be open and it's on the it was always on it as a whole frontier for something on the phone is on the, the bottom of the image to go to school, not billable, then you might have to get a hold of uh, you said by mid from set before. and i was gonna speak with this officer yet a nobody put him on a former, easier degree. so it looks like, i mean it all over. is it? did it still settings it because of course, as i kind of point him out the most. okay. and is he led to the engineering scope officer? that's the take the missile, a faucet on that on board that along because your boss advocates any in that off, i mean, send a technician out of the game though,

of research and development. these new frontiers of research and development-— these new frontiers of say to people i who remember you and william hague, sorry, you hate me reminding you of this, the 16—year—old at the tory conference, roll back the states, and here you are saying, no, what we need is a state corporation in order to do this better. trio. need is a state corporation in order to do this better.— to do this better. no, that was the state in the _ to do this better. no, that was the state in the 70s _ to do this better. no, that was the state in the 70s which _ to do this better. no, that was the state in the 70s which owned i to do this better. no, that was the| state in the 70s which owned many to do this better. no, that was the i state in the 70s which owned many of the industries of the country and was not doing a very good job. we are not saying here that the government should be running businesses, this country decided in 2012 to be one of the first to profile 100,000 human genomes, that is our government decision, a business cannot decide to do that but the govern

, gaza will no longer be a terror enclave on our southern border, where israelis who live in the frontiere frontier in the middle of the night and butchering their children. that is a reality that we frankly refuse to go back to. sadly, mark regev, we're out of time. i do have to end you there, but thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thanks. thanks for having me. hello there. our current cold snap may well be coming to an end, but before it does so, i think something of a sting in the tail. of course, over recent days, we've seen plenty of these snow showers — this one looking very heavy as it obscures the skyline of the island of skye. and it is in northern scotland we've seen the largest accumulations of snow. through wednesday, we had over 20cm on the deck in lerwick, and that was before this lot arrived. this is a trough bringing particularly heavy showers, widespread, prolonged showers, southwards, and that will just increase the risk of seeing some disruption. now, for northern scotland, an additional 5cm—15cm of snow as we go through thursday. a much greater chance of se

busy challenges and frontiers semitism. and even at that time i said in public that jeremy made a huge mistake in accepting the h r c or whatever it's gold uh as the opposite to what constitutes anti semitism. and they didn't find to back up the time and challenge them, but they come to, that's not bad solve us. i mean, you know, people that define storm a in, in different parts of the country. and they know they can't use that. instead of trying to get rid of others who's a room like but using that particular charge now becomes very difficult here. and in the united states for the jewish kids who marched, i've shown real garbage. and so we speak for the jews. no, but i mean that's quite astonishing. so i think from that point of view of the southern guarantee movement road as being very positive and ending this yeah. well, being denounced as mtc, my tag ali, thank you and that's it for the show. and condolences from the whole team here at going underground to those brief by the ongoing violence in the middle east. there wi

yeah. below 2 things we have frontier said was crazy cutting. so that's sort of i and some of which us of what did you get asked me if i see me. i don't have much christie who's, but the default, of course, can you because they are people the students who will put you in that would be glad you're not at the class. we do the diploma. not due for warranty. you see, and you push the pilot from one to 2 to be moving ever since you and you said i was needing a federal court for prescribe kid we. but we chose to do allow me to junior and i was actually able to get on to the registrar for them. i should be aware that was coming across the chest near the guns of nipping me too. and yet this over there, i never heard you then who is each man, so there, click on zillow, but would you mind with them? does that sir? we'll give them a heads up proud. is available. he put, that's a the stuff i was doing. yeah. the least the times is village or the people around the world really do is your lives is because that it was a all of a seeing a lot and i just, i gues

the ideals of the 1979 islamic revolution, the irgc took a more important role that exceeded the frontiers of iran and that was to fight against the main source of instability and insecurity in the broader muslim region, namely israel's occupation of palestine and western imperialism. when general suleimani took over the quts force in 1988, the genius strategist started using his military expertise and brilliant thinking to identify various resistance cells that were created by the people against any compromise with the israeli regime. he then began establishing uh links between these various local resistance uh regional forces uh and created a network of them. thus giving identity to the ever growing regional resistance access that has since been a thorn on the side of the israeli occupiers and their allies. in lebanon, one of the pillars of the resistance access general sulaimani played a pivotal role in the hezbollah resistance group struggle against israel, especially during the 2006 war, which delt a heavy blow to the invincibility myth of the zionist military. and humiliated the occu

rebs actually in order to neutralize russian drones, of course, our fourth brigade of operational frontierssignment. where there is a need for rebu, it also needs copters and rebu , buga, a lot, a rich list of what is needed for waging war, because resources are never few, they are never many, they are always few to perform combat tasks qualitatively , for defense, for example, there are enough resources, but in order to qualitatively, qualitatively move there, for example, to assault actions or to act... maneuverable defense is not enough what is available at the moment, and the same copters, for example, are never many, but the statistics for today, for example, are as follows , that the copter takes off, rises to a height of 100-200 m there, and just falls over us, because it is freezing, and you need to look at the front edge, you need to observe the front edge without sticking out there, for example, a fighter who can look there or raised something else. the copter saved a man's life, well, well, dear friends, here i am to our viewers , they just saw the qr code, transfer funds, help

look, the people at frontier long believed that a combination between frontier and spirit would make sense, because there was not as much overlap as there would be with jetblue and spirit but at the end of the day, even with jetblue saying look, we'll divest gates we will pull back some of the exposure that would have been there, especially in florida and parts of the tristate area that wasn't enough the judge said at the end of the day, this is going to hurt competition, i'm paraphrasing here and as a result, the merger is not going through. >> well, if you're a holder of spirit airlines and you're long, this is not a good day you're down 60% on the session >> no. >> phil, thank you very much >> but you knew it was a possibility, tyler >> oh, yeah. you got your eyes open if you're a holder there phil, thank you very much. >>> now back to michael. thank you for your indulgence there. let's talk about equities and we've talked about bonds, dollar-based assets, gold and silver let's talk about your view in the equity market. you like energy and natural resources, semiconductors, and de

goes the increasingly we are more likely to see inconsistent taishan of conflict in the northern frontier on the a few days ago. that is really a defense minister aspect easily is nearing, making decisions about the expansion of conflict in to 11 or on. recently, adf. chief, also claim that for calling up the expansion of conflicts that you live in on and targeting has will not be increasing the is becoming more target. so if level is going to be a new frontier for 80, cd clay be becoming extremely important for these countries because c a is used for the main supply line from the wrong 211 on i'm for the season. we are more likely to see the intensification of pensions between these 2 countries. specifically the amc, the being in the coming days. are you able at this stage to discern a long term goal, whether it is long term goal of israel, or long term goal of iran? you know the 5th extremely difficult to talk about like the wrong. and it still has to be engaged in a proxy confrontation over the last 4 decades or so. and you know, from time to time it's intensified. sometimes it's a kin