that was a modern georgia. while we cannot sterilize the past, i think we need to move over and think of the future on how we can live and work together. steve: based on that and as someone who grew up in the south, why are we seeing more of this today? secretary perdue: i think some of it is globally political. i think some of it is the lack of acceptance. we have a president, and i think some people are using those racial inflammatory signals and symbols to again attacked the legitimacy of the trump presidency. steve: let me ask about what you do here day today. beyond managing the department, what is your day like? secretary perdue: i am an early riser. it takes 20 to 30 minutes getting in, and i will catch up on emails. most people get in around 7:30, 8:00, and we will begin daily meetings. there are a lot of requests, a lot of constituents out there. it is broad, wide, deep, vast. what we are doing right now is dealing with budget issues. we are not even into 18 -- 2018 yet, and we are having to construct

. >> georgia. this teacher and her students new about georgia and zach. many here looked upon their story as one positive thing that came out of that horrible tragedy. do you ever and this is a totally unfair question, do you ever sit together at night and say, boy, if it hadn't been for that day, would we be here? would we have sebastian, would we be in this life together. >> all the time. >> if someone would have told me three years from now you will be living in wellington. >> married to an american. >> married to a kiwi with a two-year-old son. >> i would have said you're crazy. >> would have thought they were crazy. you know. so could have never imagined this. >> helped along by an earthquake, tsunami and god knows what else. >> yes. yeah. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin and i'm natalie morales. this is "dateline." >>> she was crying and crying, i said what's wrong and she said debby is dead. we all wanted to believe

mission in georgia tells us. hoeeg: the main problems have to do with the process we call borderization, the establishment of physical infrastructure which hinders freedom of movement for local populations. so they cannot commute really across, there's a so-called border regime in place. and that affects the population in a number of ways. it affects their livelihoods, their access to land, possibility to have regular connection to family members. reporter: the e.u. observers can call up a precise map of the line of demarcation on their gps devices, which they also need for their own safety. officially, the conflict over south ossetia is considered "frozen." the farmers here in the disputed region think that is a strange term. they're suffering under their country's ongoing division. host: they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. a romanian photographer has made it her mission to prove that saying with her own, as she calls it, atlas of beauty. after giving up her job at a television station, she travelled

but georgia was a different case. after the rose revolution it quickly developed into a pluralistic comparatively well functioning country. the tax system was simplified and the banking sector and public services modernized its cities were transformed. mikhail saakashvili the new president completely renovated the center of tbilisi. will decide that it will soon go after the rez revolution of foreign capital began to flow into the country it felt like a new era was coming people had a great visions that our country would become a new switzerland or singapore or that an economic miracle would happen. and a big boom really did start things that were worth a million dollars now cost one hundred million apartments in tbilisi were more expensive than in moscow we had an enormous growth in our client base and hired new stuff and really good money. looking west away from putin's russia soccer is really brought in renowned architects from all over the world the striking new buildings were intended as a symbol of the new era.

georgia avenue in aspen hill.have updated point of closure for you a fatal crash investigation happened after 1:30 in the morning. southbound georgia avenue remains close the as pin hill road. northbound georgia avenue remains closed verona drive. we're dealing with closure sometime this morning. we worked up a map with alternates for you. best bet connecticut avenue or lay hill road. you can travel either direction. watch tore traffic on saengd on george aavenue around as pin hill road. it will be shut down for duration of morning rush. we'll let you know if you can do that earlier than anticipated. a lot of extra traffic on connecticut avenue and lay hill road and randolph in both directions. as we move along aside from that traffic is looking nice on the beltway right now. and outer loop baltimore washington parkway 95. nice and quiet. problem free beltsville looking good 295, 95 both dreks two and from the baltimore beltway and 50 inbound quiet. no problems in buoy as you wake up in arlington you're working lo

busy georgia avenue closed after a deadly crash. we have team coverage to get you around this situation. >>> and developing now, shot by a babysitter, a child hospitalized after a gun goes off inside a home. >>> plus, major international news. president trump preparing for an announcement on israel that's already causing an uproar overseas. ♪ >>> was this performance enough. maryland's own "the voice" contestant facing elimination. we'll fill you in on who made the top eight cut. >>> first, 5:01. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> we want to get to breaking news that could impact your commute this morning. we have team coverage in your first four traffic. we'll have your alternate routes in a moment. >>> first, let's head out to dustin finch on georgia hill in aspen hills. what's the latest? >> reporter: learning more about the victims involved in this crash. we're hearing they are two men and one has died as a result of his injuries. so, now just behind us here, we're looking at what has become a fatal crash investigation. this

but this is georgia. they feel it moilth be vulnerable and they underline really, really a private club to try to establish no, we are different. but about three months after itx tks smith, a barber goes to the court house in columbus, georgia to vote and when you walked in a detective grabbed him and said what in the hell are you doing n -- and that was enough. and the white lawyer had two questions. do you really want to sue the democratic party? do you know what you're doing? and he did. and he did. and he tooking the case forward and he wins his case, forcing the georgia and state of georgia to allow blacks to vote. this causes enormous kaun consternation among office holders in georgia. two stories that come about, maybe some would say -- i'm check #providence on one. the other is in the congressional record that theodore bilbo when asked how are we going to stop them from voting? and he gives a speech which says the only way to stop them now is the night before. and when three-term governor of georg

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the four people killed in monroe, georgia, they've got two being killed in monroe, georgia, two many louisiana, and i think they corrected it now because i wrote it in an op ed. and i never thought that the fbi was serious about anything other than closing the cases and trying to bring closure to the families, which is a good thing. >> one over here. >> okay. >> thank you so much for this presentation. i guess professor, i've got a methodological question as well. i'm struck by the -- an earlier question related to how difficult it can be to find these sorts of cases and the first thing that i thought -- the first thing that i thought was you could talk to any black people over the age of 70 to find these cases. so i'm wondering about the tension between these cases as individual as being framed as sort of individual instances of violence. the tension between our propensity to think of individuals, right, to think of individual victims and individual perpetrators, that tension between that and larger institutional and political realities, right? this occurs, you know, context of jim

the four people killed in munro, georgia, two people being killed in georgia and two in louisiana. that, i never thought that the fbi was serious about the disclosing of cases, trying to bring closures to family which is a good thing. >> i have a methodological question as well. i was struck by an earlier question related to how difficult it can be to define these sorts of cases and the first thing i thought, you could talk to any black people over the age of 70, to define these cases. i'm wondering of the tension framed ofing individual instances of violence, the tension between our propensity to think of individuals. of individual victims and perpetrators. the tension between that and larger institutional and -- how dorealities you navigate that dynamic in the project? >> it is tricky but doable. from one perspective, a lot has to do with, i did teach this for several years with a professor of african american studies and gadsn, i'm not teaching it on my own, it is heavily a writing course. we are teaching how to write. if you are writing about james frazer and only write about h

georgia avenue shut down at hewitt avenue.howing you what's pe this is because of a fatal crash that happened just before 2:00 this morning. it's right in front of the gate of heaven cemetery. your alternates, layhill road or connecticut avenue will work. air park road between 124, we have one lane getting by. inner loop and outer loop looking normal. 95 northbound very typical. maryland, 270 southbound looking okay. top of the outer loop a tad slow. hi, sheena. >> good morning, melissa. the roads might be wet in some areas still from the rain overnight, but the good news is for your drive, the rain is not falling. a look at the radar. the clouds are around, rain is offshore all part of a cold front. the cold front moved through. the clouds are still with us, though. the cold air and breezy wind is moving in. the clouds will gradually clear as we go through the day today. look at wind speeds, sustained anywhere from 15 to 25 miles an hour. that is making a difference in how it feels outside. it feels like mid to low 30s. upper

the four people killed in monroe, georgia, they've got two being killed in monroe, georgia, two in monroe, louisiana. i think they've corrected it now because i wrote it in an op-ed. and i think that i never thought the fbi was serious about closing the cases and trying to bring closure to the families which is a good thing. >> thank you so much for this presentation. professor, i've got a method logical question as well. i'm struck by an earlier question related to how difficult it can be too find these sorts of cases and the first thing that i thought was you could just talk to any black people over the age of 70 to find these cases, right? and so i'm wondering about the tension between these cases as individual as being framed as individual instances of violence, the tension between our propensity to think of individuals, individual victims and individual perpetrators, the tension between that and larger institutional and political realities. this occurs in the context of jim crow and pervasive racial violence and stuff. how do you navigate that dynamic the project? >> it -- it's trick

on georgia now that the russian an is gone they declare independent georgia. democratic republic of georgia. that is one of many sets that set to emerge from the old czar's empire. in the first half of 1918 you independent people's epublics in ukraine, belarus, armenia and azerbaijan. latvia, land, poland, gclaim lithuania would independence and get international recognition. believed viks, who that they are going to leave there - lead international revolution that will sweep the world end up ruling over this russia.c core of that is the unmaking of the empire. how is the empire remade? is remade through this ngoing process of war and revolution. because for the next five years to see 17 you are going more chaos and violence in the remnants of the czarist expire.tly injuries as the revolution -- just as the russian revolution together of these national revolutions from the periphery the russian simple war think of as a buy polar whitest between reds and is a range of internal conflicts revolutions.tional georgians pitted against eorgians, ukrainians against uk

in our other top stories the former president of georgia has gone on hunger strike and ukrainian detention center according to his lawyer saakashvili was rearrested in ukraine four days off his supporters freed him from a police van he says the charges against him a politically motivated. u.s. president donald trump has declared a federal emergency in california where the worst bushfires in years is still raging trump has promised additional government help to rebuild charred homes six wildfires are burning in the state's south forcing two hundred thousand people to flee and iraq's prime minister has declared the end of the war against eisel iraq hydrilla body says iraqi troops are now in complete control of the iraqi syria border it follows an operation by iraqi forces to push the last eisel fighters out of the area the announcement marks the end of the three zero war to drive i still out of iraq you know up to date with all of our top stories the news hour is coming up in about twenty five minutes time after inside story which is next. struggle over corruption all power on the anti corru

hello welcome to the show i'm sam he's a than he was the president of georgia than a governor in ukraine and now he's in jail on hunger strike the arrest and rearrest of mikhail saakashvili in kiev has stirred protests which evoked memories of the ukrainian revolution three years ago very supporters say his detention is based on lies they want to go they already freedom once earlier this week from a police van tuesday's dramatic scene started with police chasing saakashvili on a roof they arrested him for allegedly conspiring with russia against the ukrainian state saakashvili then escaped custody before police tracked him down again on friday former georgian leader says his arrest is politically motivated spin leading opposition rallies and accusing president petro poroshenko of corruption. so how did the former president of another country become prominent in ukrainian politics well satisfied he came to power in georgia during the so-called rose revolution in two thousand. three but he ended up fighting a war with russia or that eventually forced him to escape to ukraine his former uni

come on our program in the business series on china's new silk road also take you all the way to georgia where local businesses are lining up for the flood of new trade heading their way from the east. at stories coming up with daniel at the business desk in just a few minutes to stay with us if you can the for. make your smart t.v. even smarter with the w. for smart. what you want when you want it. up to date. extraordinary. you decide what's on. sunday more d w smart. images from an isolated country images from the north korea. any tell you photographer captured fascinating shots of everyday life in a regimented society. a north korean diary starting december twenty to you w. at the. following the new silk road today we take a look at why china is sinking two and a half billion dollars into a pole in the georgia and how local companies there are a cashing in on the new trade route on that doorstep also coming up as the festive feasting gorgias on we visit a family owned smoked salmon produce in east london and find out what it's. owners think about the e.u. and breaks it and as artific

i have a license from georgia because georgia issue a license. if i'm a license from a state that does not issue, historically they offer no protection to me. how does this bill a dress that? >> as long as you have met the requirements of your home state, concealed carry permit, you no longer have to fear certain states where people of been arrested and charged with serious crimes oftentimes not realizing they are doing so simply for exercising their constitutional right to keep and bear arms. >> so for showing my drivers license, if i come from one of those nonpermanent states, that satisfies my burden of demonstrating? >> if you can demonstrate your to additionalst concealed carry, yes. >> concealed carry, the gentleman from new york made a point, a very valid point that the supreme court has indicated that the second amendment is not unfettered and there is a proper regulatory scene that can be accepted. the chairman indicates the individuals carry guns to not have a fear going into the jurisdiction. this people of affair and the law enforceme

not so in georgia. in florida, an applicant is ineligible for a license if he or she was convicted of using a firearm. not so in georgia. a license will be denied if the applicant has been found guilty of any misdemeanor crime or violence in florida. not so in georgia. the florida crime information centers state maintains an automated listing of license holders and related pertinent information. georgia law specifically prohibits the creation of a statewide database of license-holders, which comes back to my original point of not being able to know who the carriers are. but in the markup, several of our colleagues offer matters that were defeated. and i find that abhorrent. the violent misdemeanor offense was offered by mr. nadler to prohibit offenders who have been convicted of a violent misdemeanor in the past three years from carrying a concealed gun in a state where that conviction would otherwise disqualify them from carrying in public. it was defeated. ms. jackson lee offered an amendment to block

sinking two point five billion dollars into a little known town in georgia and how local companies are trying to cash in on the new trade route on their doorstep. all this and more on the business and how the office in berlin today father christmas can put his feet up meanwhile retailers will be taking stock of the run up to today's festivities here in germany small shop owners are not in a merry mood sales were below expectations but the big retail chains and department stores did well selling plenty of toys clothes gadgets and cosmetics and also more people than ever before went on line to buy items for their family and friends the german retail association says online sales increased by ten percent this holiday season to twelve billion euros. and many of those big money spinning products are from the world of take bows the serious and the silly. look at the little drummer boy playing without a drum set he's playing on free drum using sensors to track a drum his movements high tech is fun throwing a roller coaster at copenhagen's to fully you can ride a dragon through a fantasy world

georgia avenue is closed.ighting for his life after being shot at a townhouse in prince george's county and this morning police are calling this a tragic accident. >>> plus, major developments out of southern california over overnight. massive wildfire now jumped major highway prompting thousands more people to evacuate. >>> live look outside across the dmv. not bad looking start to the day though it is chilly and yeah, tucker says get ready. winter weather is on the way. weather and traffic coming up on the 5's. >> first though 8:00 o'clock this morning let's get right to that breaking news out of montgomery county, maryland. a 2-mile stretch of georgia avenue shut down in both directions this morning as police investigate a deadly car crash it happened in aspen hill. the crash overnight. >> melanie alnwick live from aspen hill this morning with breaking details on how this will affect commuters this morning and more on the accident itself. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. so it looks like

not so in georgia. in florida, an applicant is ineligible if within the last three years he or she was convicted of using a firearm. not so in georgia. license would be denied if the applicant is found guilty of any misdemeanor, crime or violence in florida. not so in georgia. the florida crime information center states maintains an automated listing of license holders and pertinent information. georgia law specifically prohibits the creation of a statewide database of license holders which comes back to my original point of not being able o know who the carriers are. but in the markup, several of our colleagues offered matters that were defeated. and i find that important. the violent misdemeanor offense was offered by mr. nadler to prohibit offenders who have been convicted of a violent misdemeanor in the past three years from carrying a concealed gun in a state where that conviction would otherwise disqualify them from carrying in public. it was defeated. ms. jackson lee offered an amendment to block

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coming up following the new silk road today we take a look at why china is building a new seaport in georgia and how local companies there are cashing in on the budgeting trade route ran as a festive feasters gorge on revisit a family owned smoked salmon producer in east london and find out what its owners think about the e.u. . and daniel winter and this is your business update christmas may be done dusted but retailers are still keeping busy just a britain bargain hunters lined up in front of shops for the country's traditional boxing day sales this year the day was rather disappointing as thirty seven percent of shoppers chose to bargain on black friday instead according to a survey more than half of survey takers also thought boxing day sales have lost their luster due to the increase in online shopping. and to the u.s. now so he is on wall street for us so sophie it's being a happy holiday for online retailer amazon. yeah and the ateneo would step in come as a surprise to investors i mean think about where you probably have large mall store at least some of the open christmas presents i

georgia avenue a major north, south thoroughfare here. impact on rush hour traffic. this is closed aspen hill road to rippling brook drive. again more than a 2-mile stretch. this a little neighborhood here called harmony hills. they're completely shut off. once police get the roadway safe they'll let individual homeowners and residents get in and out of one particular neighborhood. this is going to definitely cause problems here this morning and it is possible from what i'm hearing they may have to sxanld the closure area depending on how the traffic flow goes this morning. of course, we'll be standing by trying to get an update on the patient's condition here. and both of those patients trying to get information there. and certainly this investigation is going to go on quite sometime. live in the wheaton area, "fox5 local news" i'm melanie alnwick. >> mel, thank you for that reports. time to switch gears and talk about traffic. good morning, erin como. >> good morning. >> i missed the blue memo i'm a list disappointed. the red tie you. >> should be dispointd you're

the gentleman from georgia, the distinguished gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate the chairman bringing the bill before us. the truth is, as happened so often, i don't know how you have hearings in the judiciary committee at all because everything you deal with is pretty white hot. we don't seed the -- send the easy issues to the judiciary committee, we only send the tough issues. mr. woodall: i don't think they did. did you have hearings on this bill? they didn't have hearings. mr. woodall: i'm looking at the committee report here, i take the gentleman's point. i'm thinking about the hearing we're having. i understand ms. slaughter's concern about the 10 ears old in wisconsin, i don't know anything about that. i do know the age to have a concealed carry permit in wisconsin is 21. so if those wisconsinites are not 21, they won't carry a concealed weapon in new york whether this law passes or not. mr. nadler, ask the me this. reciprocity issues are hard. we have reciprocity with states. mr. nadler: but they've chosen to do that. mr. woodall: t

the gentleman from georgia is recognized. the gentleman from georgia. mr. woodall: i would advise my friend from massachusetts i don't have any further speakers and i'm prepared to close when he is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: does the gentleman have time to share? mr. woodall: i would advise the gentleman it appears we have committed all our time. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the distinguished gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: you know this has been a painful season for so many of us. from california to texas, to florida, louisiana, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. begging my l here colleagues for those who are begging in texas. right now my local officials are letting my constituents from cashmere gardens share in the public view how desperate they are for housing money. so this c.r. and this supplemental should be separated but the c.r. on the other hand should be funding chip completely and daca, the

live in aspen hill, "fox5 local news". >> that's the news along georgia avenue. also this morning pedestrian struck last night in a crash along i 270 beltway is dead and that happened 10:00 northbound lanes lanes now reopened and the vick 5 yard edward long plan to roadway to get an object when truck and taken to the hospital where he later died and driver stayed at the scene and investigation is ongoing. >> three minutes after 6 and developing right now 11-year-old boy is fighting for his life at children's hospital in d.c. after hit by a stray bullet at apartment complex suitland, maryland yesterday police are calling this an accident. a 3-year-old man was babysitting boy when put off. went off. the stray bullet hit the boy and the man rushed the boy to the hospital where he was rushed into surgery. >> a massive wildfire in southern california. several fires continue to burn out of control. the largest one is thomas fire in venture accounty north of los angeles. we learned hours ago fire jumped highway 101 and forced new evacuations in cities near the ocean. fu

thought he was a great guy georgia they were talking about georgia becoming a member of nato and so on and then came his very foolish attack in two thousand and eight the war with russia which was really his nemesis. the americans want him not to do it but he was behaved very headstrong and he takes the field a trillion you take his own conscience on and then he played his cards bad and he was forced to leave georgia and sectors as president moved into ukraine. the fate of team russia the upcoming winter olympics in south korea will be decided later on to say the international olympic committee is meeting right now in switzerland sports officials there are assessing the findings of two commissions investigating alleged state sponsored doping in russia the i.o.c. is considering a number of punitive measures against russian athletes the most severe would be a blanket ban on team russia another possibility would be for the committee to pass responsibility on to the relevant sporting federations the third option is to allow the athletes to compete but as neutrals meaning russia's flag and

he was forced to leave georgia.as president moved into ukraine it watching our international still to come for you this hour more warnings in europe about the families of ice or fighters returning home we'll have a look at that in detail just after the break. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the sixty's full of feel the show i go out of my way to you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of a party america is going to say we are apparently better than. the c. people you've never heard of love back to the night i'm president of the world bank oh ok. seriously send us an e-mail. but again the german foreign minister slammed u.s. sanctions on russia saying berlin solidarity with washington has been stretched to the limit. that germany must make its decisions independent of america's will. in all cases germany cannot afford to wait for a decision from washington act on them we must define our position ourselves and if necessary make it clear to our allies where the

you from taking georgia at this point in morning. look at 95, we are seeing people on the roads. georgia avenue by ralph street, this is where i'm talking about the closure. connecticut avenue is seeing delays at georgia as well, but this is the better one to take into d.c. this morning. >>> thank you so much. your time right now is 4:30. we begin with breaking news in charles county. police are investigating a string of violence that happened near a bowling alley. police got a call around 2:30 near the holly tree station. they found two men. one stabbed and the other suffering from a gunshot wound. we do know that police

and following the new silk road why china is sinking two point five billion dollars into a port in georgia and how local companies there are trying to cash in on the new trade route on their doorstep. this is e w business i'm going to the office in berlin welcome china and pakistan will look at extending the fifty seven billion dollars china pakistan economic corridor to afghanistan as a part of china's ambitious bells and road plan linking china with asia europe and beyond china is trying to position itself as a helpful party to promote talks between pakistan and afghanistan both uneasy in a ever since pakistan's independence in one thousand forty seven that's what chinese foreign minister one year had to say on tuesday. china and pakistan are willing to look at including afghanistan other bases of the void when neutrally beneficial principles discussing appropriate means to extend china pakistan economic corridor sure afghanistan. is shit. and this corridor will become part of what is known as the new silk road it takes its name from an ancient trade route one thousand years ago long car

the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time it's my privethroge yield three minutes to the gentlelady from massachusetts, mrs. hartzler who has some language in this bill and i would like to thank her support of this legislation, and i yield three minutes to mrs. hartzler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. hartzler: today i rise in support of h.r. 38, the concealed carry reciprocity act, which bill, which reaffirms the second amendment rights of all law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms in every state, includes a a provision i introduced earlier this year as the police officers protecting children act. my provision would help protect our children from school shootings and empower local law enforcement to respond rapidly in the case of an emergency. mazz of you who represent rural areas know, in sparsely populated regions our local law thin.ement is stretched my amendment would allow off duty and retired police officerses to are carry firearms on school

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artie's had line use the former president of georgia cause he's chaos in the ukrainian capital after he threatens to jump off a roof gets arrested and is then freed from a police car by his supporters. it's the day for team russia is the international olympic committee prepares to give its verdict on whether the country can compete for the twenty eighteen winter games as moscow questions the political nature of the investigation into doping offenses. and germany's foreign minister slammed u.s. sanctions on russia saying. washington has been stretched to the limits. of our global news twenty four seven from the studios of r.t. in moscow my name's column by welcome to the news this hour first for you the former georgia president the ukrainian opposition politician. has caused chaos today in the ukrainian capital kiev in the space of a few hours he managed to climb onto the roof of an apartment block threatening to jump off after police searched his home he was then removed and arrested by security services before being freed from custody by a crowd of his supporters. the old. iggy. wel

you are a former governor of georgia. understanding all states are not the same, i have learned this many times over the years. there is a pretty poor intellection going gone one state to your left, in alabama. handicap theu to race, but as a state official who ran the stay in the southeast for two terms. what are your thoughts in terms of how in the president political environment, local and state will get'nationalized. when voters are going into the book today, homages this inattention want that's how much is this attention went to matter? could it result in alabama need to relation? >> i think probably more than we think. it's probably that washington bubble versus the outside. i'm not sure a lot of evil thinking about the consequences. as a former governor having run twice, i am a big believer in the ballot box. i think alabamians are going to vote for what they think is in their best interest. -- partners here today that we see this in presidential off ears. -- president obama, we didn't see any transfer in the off y