i invest myself in my gift because of mutual exchange. that's when christ becomes present. >> this is what i see lived out in your office. you're so happy. you're excited about the good things that you have an opportunity to do. you're doing more with people in need behind the scenes than people understand. i am seeing now clearly that it's because that is your joy and you're giving of yourself in a very personal way as a model l for the rest of us. >> it's very demanding but it's sustaining. >> no one lives in a vacuum then. i can't wait for you to come back to, again, teach us more about this beautiful theology about communion of persons. we thank you for joining us. >> >> -- >> thank you. >> thank you. we look forward to you joining us. we will see you next time. bye-bye. idea......we would love to from you. go to facebook dot com >>> good day sunday. glad to have you on board. go to facebook.com/baysunday, comment to the page and we can get in touch. >>> we begin at the movies this sunday morning, the 6th annual latino film festival k

from jonnie williams in exchange for promoting his business. >> chilling effect on the types of gifts accepted by officials. >> reporter: it's a chilling verdict that may redefine just what officeholders can do for a member of the public in an official capacity and what is an official act. the judge's broad definition of an official act in a federal trial could reverberate across the country. >> what they've said is simply adhering to the letter of virginia law no longer protects you from federal prosecution on bribery, corruption and services fraud and that is a message that every elected official in virginia has to be thinking about this evening. >> this is a difficult and disappointing day for the commonwealth and its citizens. public service frequently requires sacrifice and almost always requires financial sacrifice. when public officials turn to financial gain in exchange for official acts, we have little choice but to prosecute the case. >> reporter: the verdict will put pressure on virginia's general assembly to redefine ethics laws and political functions, just what gifts the

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the law in virginia allo unlimited gifts. it allowed unlimited gifts to the officials.ut, you had to report it. you coulnot do any official act. once they ought in what that is- less than $190,000, i want more for my money. hand, it looks bad for the governor to be taking l those e giftfts. you are a pro a at branding things. it was a bad brand. toto be enough for worry, wearig a rolex, when you are right resenting people who are losing their jobs. whileon't ive a ferrari wearing a rolex. >> esespecial if it is not your >> you are rit. it is circumstantitial evidenc thatrobably stf would have stopphehe governo om sendiding i in lighof d day. bubut there areo official acts. therere are no appointments. so, i it is traragic. i think thatat it is the long am of t law. then, we e get down to the opti. w do you deal with those pictures and the wife shaming? >> was that a mistake? or was it the only option they had? >> and may have been the o onl option because they were trying to disprove it. >> she would not go to jail for taking the gifts. she would d go to jail for lying

city clerk: item 7: agenda7.140922[accept in-kind gift - vera institute of justice - prosecution and racial justiceprogram technical assistance - $408,654]sponsor: breedresolution retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to accept an in-kind gift of prosecution and racial justice program technical assistance valued at $408,654 from the vera institute of justice for the grant period of january 1, 2014, through june city clerk: sf 71234 >>president david chiu: same house same call? this resolution is adopted. next item. city clerk: item 7: agenda7.140922[accept in-kind gift - vera institute of justice - prosecution and racial justiceprogram technical assistance - $408,654]sponsor: breedresolution retroactively authorizing the office of the district attorney to accept an in-kind gift of prosecution and racial justice program technical assistance valued at $408,654 from the vera institute of justice for the grant period of january 1, 2014, through june city clerk: sf 71234 >>president david chiu: same house same call? this resolution is adopted. next item. city clerk

. >> a gift, a gift. >> indeed. >> a gift. an egg roll.gift. >> good things come in small packages. now, do you get more reaction from that than anything you've done? >> probably, probably. people yell i'm on a boat at me on the street a lot. >> yes? >> and, but, you know, that's the big one, i think i've always joked around that that will be on my tombstone. >> and we still -- >> at that point! >> 6 feet under. >> ya. >> long time. >> ya. >> well, we got to go. but, we will be watching sunday night. congratulations on the second season. >> thanks so much. good talking to you guys. >> have a good one. and he's basically saying to himself, well, that was a waist of time. >> little fun. best laugh he's had all day, i'm sure. >> beautiful elaborate city was on there. >> they took him away. >> quincy alive? let's check n he's over at the prison. >> guys, they turned me into a zombie. see my transformation, see my transformation coming up next on good day. >> oh, no! stop, stop. >>> it is collette 31. sky fox over some breaking news my goodness

they were a gift from madonna. >> a gift from who? >> madonna.t them for my birthday. >> oh, how nice. yeah, thanks. >> really nice. >> hey, madonna, i wear size 12. if you want to hook a negro up. size 12. i can take of those, too. that was nice of madonna. let me go from ma ddonnamadonna. let's start with my friend, yo-yo ma, who i adore. how did you and yo-yo hook up? >> it's funny, me and yo-yo hooked up through a guy named damian woetzel, former principal dancer for the new york city ballet, and very good. he still has it, by the way. but, yeah, he actually found a video of me dancing to the "swan," i believe i was 18, 19 years old. i was still a company member at this ballet studio which i was a part of called new ballet on ensemble and school in memphis, tennessee. and i did performance with the company. and it was for kids in arkansas. we went to arkansas. we drove down there and did a performance. it was to "the swan." i knew nothing about yo-yo at the time. it was a beautiful outcome. the kids loved it. they were in awe of it. their fac

telemarketers leave gifts on my machine at home. if i have to delete it is guess what, not a gift.sa: right. >> anyone under 35 don't know who the creepy irish guys are -- melissa: come on! really. >> looks like my grandmother. my kids are freaked out. who are the old men with music on my phone. third of all, that phone is intimate device. to know for sure, someone else can go into it -- melissa: could troll it. >> people don't like that. melissa: jack hough, what i heard bruce terkel is saying, no one under 35 knows who u2 is. >> speaking for fellow under 35, melissa -- melissa: what are you 28? >> i'm a little bit over -- melissa: don't do it. >> you two, this is a gift. people should love it. u2 is gift to the world. everyone should love it, say thank you. i don't know. free songs on your phone. if you don't like it, delete it. melissa: well, but that is one of the problems. it is almost impossible to delete. it still in your profile. still crops up. they went through the really long list of steps you have to take like take everything off. because it crops up when you're doing r

. >>> a woman with her mom who has alzheimer's when she gets a gift. >> do you know who i am, though?> uh-huh. >> who? >> kelly. >> yes, mama! >> see the video keepsake to be cherished forever. >> and what if a girl comes up to you and says she's been sleeping with your boyfriend? what do you do? >> i'm sorry. >> he's good, right? >> the prankster playing one dangerous game. >> i've been sleeping with your boyfriend. >> what? >>> this young bear had his head stuck in a bucket, and there were reports this bear was noticed as far back as july 4th with the bucket on his head. the pennsylvania game commission was notified and said they reportedly did set up a live trap, but that trap did not catch this bucket bear, but just the other day, somebody posted the save the bucket bear page, and just a couple days later, it's finally rescued. look. there's the bear in the field, and the person running up to the bear is dean horpburger, trying to pull the bucket off. the bear? not exactly complying. >> oh. >> this is when everybody got their hands on the bear. >> there's a hacksaw, hacking on the

that hung around the governor's family and comes up with a gift like that, that he gives to the wifegive to the husband. >> he was not aware at the time that jonnie williams had purchased that for maureen to give to him. >> who did he think paid for it? >> that's a good question. that's a very good question. >> his wife wasn't independently wealthy of him. it sounds like the assumption would be she has some secret checking account she could make these gifts from. what do you think you learned about politics sitting on that jury, kathleen? >> it's, gosh, how to say this. i think, i think most politicians want to do a good job. whether or not they take gifts or loans or trips, again, i think a limit has to be made on that, whether in virginia or nationally, to make the general public feel that politicians just aren't out to get as much as they can while they're in that position. >> well said. let me go to paul on this. paul, it seems to me these juries are getting tough, and these prosecutors are getting very tough. the b-vich case in illinois, talking about how they can make money off

just what gifts they can and cannot take while in office. >> where do you go from here, sir?rt -- court of appeals. >> how soon will that be? >> after sentencing. >> it's a tough day. >> reporter: it is a short time ago where the attorney general issued a statement saying that if there is any doubt that it should be ethics -- crystal clear that we need ethic reform. it wasn't very much and the governor, they would veto that and there definitely a drum beat for the strong ethics reform here in virginia. reporting live in richmond, peggy fox, wusa9. >> thank you. we will recap the counts. maureen was found not guilty on number four. >> on counts 6-10, the jury found the former governor guilty on all of those. maureen was found not guilty on all, but

it also includes things like gifts of travel money to underwrite someone to stay in luxury hotels and flying first class and didn't include payment you receive a benefit because you get a company to make a contribution to a favorite charity or purpose and that contributor receives a major benefit like kilroy getting a benefit to the america's cup and getting kickbacks. there are a variety of things that include a private right of actions with penalties and so forth. i'll point out while this response says this was approved by so many members of the board and the commission that commissioners have no recollection there's no reference in prop e that says what's being taken out it's outlined in the civil grand jury report. we have a had r a proposal to change the commission to adapt its own rules on political consulate you say a unanimous vote from the board to put it on the ballet and once it was explained to them some of them pulled their endorsements and the voters defeated it >> so the fact you've listed a group of people speaks to the fact that 2003 was not a good year to pay attent

gazelle offers $240 cash and amazon will give $283, but in the form of an amazon gift card. the highest offer came from apple itself. it's recycling program offers up to $310 on an apple gift card. >> you get the money right away, they handle all the billing and shipping and things like that, so the convenience is worth it. you can get more if you put it on craig's list or ebay. there you're dealing with the buyer, there's a chance of fraud. >> reporter: craig's list said it provides a number of tips to users to prevent fraud. including meeting the buyer in a public place. ebay said nothing is more important than a safe and secure shopping experience and it offers money-back guarantee and stands behind every transaction. gazelle said two weeks after your iphone launches. it loses 11% in value. make sure to reset it your phone and delete all your data. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, liam neeson returns to the big screen. this time else not only fighting the bad guys, but for them. >>> a bride will get the w

and cash as told by bob and world of lavish gifts and cash as told by jonnie, discrepancies is whaty is weighing in the trial of governor bob mcdonnell in virginia. today the jury finally got the case. the judge spent two hours going through nearly 90 pages of jury instructions with them in the morning. judge james spencer told the jurors they should examine and weigh with greater care than usual any testimony from witnesses who have been granted immunity in exchange for their testimony like, say, jonnie williams, the star witness of the prosecution case. judge spencer also told the jury that governor mcdonnell's wife, maureen, can't be on the hook for the public corruption charges she's facing unless her husband, bob, is convicted of them, too. if he hasn't committed a public corruption crime, then she cannot have conspired with him to commit that crime and so she'll be off the hook, too, basically by definition. well, after these jury instructions today, after jury instructions so long and complicated that they actually required a 15-minute intermission halfway through, the jury d

they die with their gift in a a backpack as a parachute on their back. every last one of us when he created us. at birth. you have it in you. it ain't outside. it's ain't always running, jumping, singing, dancing. some people cut hair better than everybody. some people fry chicken. you don't know what it is. but everybody has something they do. if you identify that gift, there is your greatest chance for success in your life. and i teach how to discover that gift in the book. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love that you do that. i love that you do that. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: we are so happy. every time i see you, i love you. come to our show when ever you are in town. we won't tempt you with pizza. i swear, we won't do that to you. >> that was pretty ugly what you did, man. >> jimmy: i'm sorry about that. >> that was pretty ugly. i didn't like that at all. >> jimmy: yes, you did. you really loved it. you didn't laugh at all. >> no, i didn't. i'm going -- [ laughter ] mail the pizza. >> jimmy: i know i let you do that. our thanks to steve harv

a member of my church bequeathed to me this gift box full of lp recordings of dr. king. berry gorey rubbing mowtown followed speech. >> speech had one line in it. my children will live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of stair their skin but by the content of their character. later, gordy put out some of these records, this guy at my church was collecting them. he gave this to me as a 12-year-old when i am trying to figure out why this is happening to me, i hear the love in his voice and the hope in his soul and the reassurance that was for me. so here king is, speaking to the nation about love and the power of love and how love is the only force that can turn an enemy into a friend. nothing in the world is powerful he is talking to a nation. he might as well have been talking to me. i could hear him saying to me, tavis, you are going to have to love your way through this and hate is not an option. you have to forgive people. >> spoke to me in a profound way. while he had been dead for years, at that moment, he really saved my life. gratitude? >> ye

. >> this is a gift -- a golden gift from participate -- president abbas and his authorities, hence underminingilians thousands have been killed and their properties were demolished. >>> yemen's feuding factions with working on a new deal with shia rebels. in return the president wants them to end their civil disoh beadance campaign. >> reporter: restaurants like this are flourishing in yemen. a meal here consists of bread, beans and tea. it costs a dollar, but in a country where millions live under less than a dollar a day, cheap food is a luxury. >> translator: what can i do with $150 a month. [ inaudible ] make profits. >> reporter: the ongoing crisis costs yemen $3 billion a year, investigators left as unrest grew. yemen's annual budget is estimated at $14 billion. but the deficit has reached a staggering 10%. if violence continues, the country might go bankrupt soon. >> if the situation continues as it is, we will most probably have a very serious fiscal situation. our reserves are worth about 16 months of imports in 2011 or there abouts, now it's only three months. >> reporter: this is a

and when you preorder, walmart will gift you a gift card. >> thanks. >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "firstt" weather. >>> i'm meteorologist brittney shipp. we're seeing a mild start to the morning. hot and humid conditions. plus, we're tracking thunderstorms as we head into your afternoon and evening hours. so it's a "first alert" day. we want you to be prepared as you head into the rest of your day. >> good morning, jillian, i know it's tough to see, the tacony-palmyra bridge is open for a ship to pass through. that means traffic is stopped. look underneath where it says bridge, you can see one of the arms up. no traffic getting by for the next few minutes. in just a few minutes i'll take you to a live look at highways across the area, including 76. >>> remembering lives lost. >> this morning, americans will pause to pay tribute to victims of september 11th terrorist attacks. nbc10's jesse gary will be live from one local memorial this morning. >>> and who knew what and when, an investigation under way into the ray rice violence video. >>> and there are 9/11 remembrances, at north wildwoo

life who have kind of helped me to push to that next level, and remind me that i do have a special giftthat's not something that i should just give up on because i don't look like everyone else around me. >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing. i knew instantly this was it, this dancer had that quality, had that ability, and she's gone the farthest that anyone has gone in our race. >> african-americans have such a rich history within the classical ballet world, i think that's something people aren't aware of. though it's not like we're trying to break into this and find a home, but we've had a home. >> for this superstar, that home is on stage. where from the moment she found the spotlight and the spotlight found her, there was magic. >> i really think it took a couple of years to really sink in and understand what an amazing position i was in and how honored i am to be one of the few. it's pushed me to work even harder, though. it's definitely not the end. it's just the beginning. ♪ >> we'll be right back. promotional consideration pr ñ todagood thing she used newoff. act braces care

those gifts, they're worth $33,000. jeter could end up owing about $16,000 in state and federal taxes. >> he could find that in his couch. >> of course, he can. you know why? he has $12 million he made this year. yeah. he's got some change. you know, behind the couch. a little on the floor in his car. >>> a special tribute by sports re-enacted jeters highlights in lego-like form. >> deep to left field. going back, joyce. looking up. see ya. 3,000. history, with an exclamation point. you can do it with the jeter highlights. >> they are estimating he's making $30 million alone in memorabilia sales. >> tickets are going for $900 a pop to sit there. >> that's crazy. >> can believe it. >> and it could rain. it could rain at that game. >> raining on that parade. >> sorry. let's talk about the rain coming up the east coast. the first chaps of a soaker in a long time. eastern north carolina is getting drenched on the outer banks. gusty winds along with the heavy rain. this is heading north. your morning commute will be wet. the

and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess.

so now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite worst gift ever tweets from you guys. @kelbyshea. she says, "someone once gave me a used waffle maker for a a wedding gift with old waffle batter still on it." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what are we gonna get her? >> jimmy: it gives it character. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this one from @veronicac1020. she says, "my mom gave me a a lite-brite when i was young, she cut the cord so i won't get electrocuted." that's the whole point of -- the whole fun of -- >> steve: it's light dim. >> jimmy: light dim. no light. this one from @kristenrose124, she says, "one christmas i was given the book 'cooking for one' by five different family members. point well taken." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: i got that for you, too. >> jimmy: that is bad. this one's from @lopiz1231, she says, "my parents gave me a a pencil sharpener in the shape of a dog. you sharpen it, you had to put the pencil in the dog's rear and it barked." >> steve: whoa! she likes it ruff. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: i don't know what led to you that, we can m

i thank you for this gift. i didn't expect a gift, but thank you.nk-you notes for meaning that i don't have to follow seth rogan and james franco and stevie wonder. >> jimmy: how great are those guys? >> just like a moment of -- >> jimmy: i didn't know what to expect. >> i was watching, it was so crazy and i'm watching, and i'm thinking to myself, how the hell do i walk out? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was pretty crazy. dude, last time you were on the show, i want to say it was six months ago, and gosh, you've done so much since then. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you've done "avengers: age of ultron." and you are actually ultron. >> i'm ultron. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're the big villain. and then you had to go to comicon >> eight-foot robot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right, that's correct. then you went to comic-con to promote it. >> we finished the season of "blacklist" and two days later i got on the plane and flew to london to shoot "the avengers," then wrapped that. came back here to new york, and flew immediately to comic-con and then flew back fr

he also blamed his wife for accepting many of the gifts leaving him in the dark. the jury apparently rejected those arguments. it is a dramatic fall for mcdonnell who ran for office as a families value conservative and was considered as a possible running mate for republican presidential candidate mitt romney. he was even mentioned as a future presidential candidate himself. sentencing is scheduled for january 6 and, scott, if these convictions are not overturned on appeal, both madonnells could be looking at the possibility of decades in federal prison. >> pelley: chip reid in washington. chip, thanks very much. tonight in wales, president obama and other nato leaders discussed action against isis terrorists in syria and iraq. today, american jets continued to pound the sunni muzz lum extremist group. there have been 127 u.s. air strikes in iraq? just over three weeks. isis says it has beheaded two american journalists in retaliation. tomorrow, mr. obama will press the turkish prime minister to do more, and holly williams shows us why. >> reporter: as isis has gr

perhaps uber can have their own type of gift card or

the company provided brand, branded gift cards for 600 different brands.y run incentive and loyalty programs for 2,000 business partners and an online gift card exchange. the independent company in april of last year. i like this company. i think its broad distribution network with 45,000 points and 130,000 overseas creates a powerful competitive mode. i am always shocked that someone doesn't come in and snap up this company for a much higher price. unlike green dot, black hawk is diversified among many different retailers, not totally dependent on walmart. and while there's definitely more competition than prepaid space, the fact that the company has so many different offerings from regular prepaid cards to loyalty cards makes it a terrific way to play the growth of the controversial industry. it's one of the few prepaid companies that's actually taking market share. company's forecasting volume growth of 40% for the year, remarkable. plus, it has a great international growth runway overseas business growing at a 60% clip. that's right. that's not a typo.

it is such a gift that they both shared with me, and i want to be just, to share that gift with all of you. there were stories that they didn't want to share, and as i mentioned in the book a lot of times share the feelings of a friend or relative who was part of the story that they shared but not for the book. and yet there were so many i think that they delighted in telling and were ready to share. just such a gift they gave me that i'm so glad to be sharing with all of you now. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. very thoughtful. a wonderful moment, maybe one of the most wonderful moment, but one of the many wonderful moments, that fascinated me was the road trip you and nelle took to new jersey. would you tell us a little bit about that long road trip? >> with pleasure. i was going while i was living in monroeville, i had a car that their good friend tom, the you to call in allegedly semi-retired minister, methodist minister. yet gone with me to buy a car that he dubbed old blue because i think all cars in the part of the world need anything if they possibly can have one,

that gift of unity is so needed in our country.ces at at that times that keep us unified but men and women in uniform, your courage, braverly, dedication, loyalty to each other is a huge source of unity in a country which desperately needs unifying factors. and so, i'm here with my wife today, barbara, and many of our staff and former staff, and we -- mentioning my wife barbara one last time. she is the proud sponsor of the combat ship which is being built, called the uss detroit. it's lcs-7, and she has become so deeply involved. before that with military families and military children, and now she -- when i know when she is not at home i know where she is. she is studying how to break a bottle of champagne. so thank you so much for these honors. i want to thank our leaders, secretary hagel, general dempsey, and everyone with whom they serve for their great, great contribution to the defense of this country. thank you for your friendship and your very, vary warm words this morning. thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, congr

before you today is accept and expand a generous gift by the castro to the ongoing castro streetscape improvement project this grant will cover the costs of lighting and the rainbow crosswalks and some sidewalk plaques it's a great gift and happy to receive it and hopefully, we'll have our support >> okay. thank you mr. power any questions seeing none, why not open this up is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i have no budget analyst report. >> accept to this we'll take that without objection.. mr. clerk, do we have any other business before us >> no mr. chairman we have no other business before us. >> thank you we're adjourned. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more >> i want to learn more about it. >> social networking and e-mail. >> i want to know how to use it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> divisional divide is a divide between those with access to use digital tools and those who don't. >> with young people, having computers and i just don't know. they're doing it fast. so, i want to know. >> not knowing how to navigate the internet or at a loss of what to do. >> we

. >> there's gifts on the wall that he gave me. he's everywhere in this house. >> reporter: the father of two young daughters, sierra and savannah. >> he'll never walk them down the aisle. he'll never -- he can't go see their ball games and their achievements. >> reporter: november 15th, 2004, everything changed. candice and her boyfriend michael are in a major car crash. candice is behind the wheel and is severely injured. michael doesn't survive.

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it's a puppy. >> it's a gift. it's a gift.e it. >> it's just really hard to get rid of. >> like puppies. >> marin county is turning to technology to track mountain lions. they will install 100 motion detection cameras. they hope the cameras will give them a better idea of hot spots and improve land management training. >> we are not anti-puppies, by the way, here in the bay area. >> the city says they will focus on educating people about water conservation. new water restrictions went into effect last month and since then the mercury news reports nearly 50 people have been warned. >> today governor brown will sign a landmark measure that will require cities to replenish their supplies of groundwater as they take it out or wait for it to replenish. it would force local governments to keep their groundwater basins at sustainable levels, essentially only taking out as much water as is naturally replenished. if it doesn't rain, you can't take the water out. california farmers say the new law could take them out of business. the ne

. >>> new tonight the largest gift ever in the history of drexel law school.hiladelphia attorney tom klein has pledged $50 million to the school. in rec anything of the gift the school is now named the thomas r. klein school of law. that gift and concludes the beneficial savings fund society building at wellth and chestnut. here's your opportunity to weigh in on changes being made to a philadelphia landmark. city officials gather the suggestions from the public about redesigning love park. many people wrote their ideas down on paper. others drew them out. if you couldn't get over to love park today to share your thoughts there's still time. the city will be collecting ideas again on saturday. >> a father is under arrest tonight. he says he was just trying to teach his son lesson. but police say that that punishment went too far. see he what you think next. >> kathy? >> it is a clear night across the region but we are watching a frontal boundary that has some showers well to the north and west. it's not going to bring any extreme weather. other than some cooler

now, that he's old enough to receive the gift from the estate of his late mother, princess diana, now, that's great birthday gift. >>> all right, let's check in with katie, see what's happening out there, edward, i see? >> indeed. yes, tracking it, yet, another hurricane on the open waters of the atlantic. by comparison to the eastern pacific, we've been delta very, very quiet forecast, as we expected in the atlantic basin. here is the latest one. you can see, now, this hurricane does have a very well defined eye. here's bermuda obviously, but this storm looks like it is even going to completely bypass bermuda, and remain out to sea, before it starts to recur of here. now, currently, actually since upgraded. now category two hurricane with max sustained winds at 105 miles per hour, and gusts up to 125, northwest movement, currently, which is suggesting obviously it is headed toward bermuda, a will start to recur of, we think, so even though likely will strengthen potentially lead to go some stronger surf in bermuda, a maybe traveling that way, something to keep in mind, but no direct