for gordon it is 12 million. was 40 million, we started talking to her three years later, when hundred 60 million. we were really good for her brand. i think our game would be really good for gordon's brand. ultimately, willing this to work with us on the ingredients it takes to make the game release -- oh, really authentic -- cory: all the ingredients? niccolo: all the ingredients. he's got the ingredients in exactly the right order. if you get that three things together, social plus monetization of the game plus authenticity, you can produce an outside hit. thehink celebrities raise floor on a title performance. they also raise the ceiling. revenue prediction is an imperfect science in the game space. gordon,xcited about because he can pull in three demographics. the court gordon fan base, all the restaurant/culinary gamers, and the men who would not normally play restaurant, culinary, or food games. cory: because? niccolo: because they necessarily see it something -- see it as sometimes something not as mascul

but gordon ramsey was here for three. >> walk us through it, what were some of the things gordon thoughtd change on. >> one of the things was he said dated, so he took off the wallpaper and you guys saw that on the show. >> yes? >> and then he redid the decoration, he put some wood panelling, and in the entrance, and updated it to more modern, you know, the dated stuff that we had. >> now, i watched the show. you took over this business and this is usual. vj, you're just a helper, just helper. >> it is, because, i always have reservations, if they're going to complete the job. >> okay? i guess gordon ' suggestion was well taken. >> how many people do you have working here? >> fifteen. >> fifteen, and they see -- you're letting the cook make the schedules, letting everyone do -- >> well, right now, we have a very nice staff. >> okay? >> and they're more responsible, and they're table to deliver. so it is pretty good. >> got you. now, cj, on the show, how has your mother been? >> i think her and i have continued conversation, how do we let her will it go the rains a bit more. we are workin

nick gordon's attorneys call the lawsuit meritless. too is heart broken and destroyed over the loss of bobbi kristina. abc news reached out to the houston family but they would not comment. today, bobby is married to his manager. alicia etherage brown. they have two children and one on the way. you have a beautiful home. >> thank you so much. i'm happy. there may be tears coming out my eyes but i'm very happy right now. i have beautiful wife, beautiful kids. a beautiful chance to do something else great. god ain't finished with me yet. >> when we come back, did you hear it? it's the sound of that glass ceiling breaking, no matter what side the political isle you're on. on. d a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal th

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome gordon ramsay!l. >> good to see you. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much for coming back. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what in the world happened to you, buddy? >> a ruptured achilles. and yeah, i thought i was strong enough to take my 16-year-old son on in a sprint in the back garden, and -- >> jimmy: no! >> yes, he bolted in front of me, and, "dad, come on! move your ass!" "i'm in pain." he said, "get up." >> jimmy: oh, my god! >> i said, "no." ruptured, so -- >> jimmy: how sad, just laying hurdling over you, yeah, digging it in there, yeah. that's a bummer, man, because you're an athletic dude. >> yeah, i try to keep fit. >> jimmy: well, you almost were a professional soccer player. we always talk about that. >> yeah, a long time ago, but i'm just not good at sitting still. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> you know, straight after surgery, just under what? 19 minutes. they woke me up, and then, literally, the end of the bed i saw this. we call it a zimmer frame. you call it a walker. and i was, like, vi

nick gordon is who you're referring to. >> i won't say his name. >> gordon was rumored to be whitney'sdopts son, but after whitney's death, the couple claimed they were much more. >> i'm married. and we're fine. we're really -- we're really, really very happy. >> reporter: there have been no legal documents to prove that the couple ever married. >> nick gordon, the things that are being said by him recently, how do you approach that? >> he knows what happened. i don't know what happened that night. but he does. bobbi kristina lay in a coma. on july 26th, 2015, she passed away. her official cause of death was lobar pneumonia due to drowning and a toxic cocktail of drugs in her system. just last month, bobby joined her estate in filing a $10 million wrongful death suit against nick gordon. gordon's attorneys call the lawsuit heartless saying that he has been heart broken over the loss of bobbi kristina en an it's shameful such baseless allegations have been presented publicly but bobby brown says loss, not a lawsuit, has been his toughest challenge. >> hardest thing i had to do in my lif

why do you call your psychiatrist gordon-gordon? because that's how he introduces himself, you know. "hi. i'm gordon. gordon wyatt." like james. james bond. bond. james bond. not james. ja... james... whatever. saroyan: we're over here.

. >> martin gordon has already become german -- largely because of his son, chesta.sta's mother comes from indonesia. if britain left the eu, chesta and his parents would no longer have been eu citizens. chesta doesn't understand why so many people in britain support the brexit. chesta: i think they said it's because europe is undermining their power or something. i don't think there's any reason for england to leave europe. >> martin gordon moved to berlin from london 18 years ago to work here as a music producer. martin: i didn't consider that i would end up being german as a result of having lived n berlin. and as you know, the english have a rather curious relationship with the germans. but i am. >> gordon received his certificate of citizenship a few days ago, after filling out numerous forms and taking a citizenship test. he also had to take a solemn oath. >> i had to swear not to overthrow the german constitution by force. >> gordon is familiar with german red tape. he even wrote a song about it a few years back, "only one dream per person." the song describ h

gordon also points to how almost had existed in every state at the time. the constitution was ratified and it's to's appearance in the north occurred because not of anti-slavery sentiment. she claims that the end of slavery came about not because being perceived as immoral, it had more to do with industrialization and a climate that would allow for plantation slavery. >> let me add one other element. we heard a lot about the power of race creating a bond that transcended class. at times we over emphasized that power and race. it often reduces or whites. that they hadd white skin, but the real differences between them, class and social differences, to think that all these men simply lined up and followed an elite class to their death just because they had white skin is a gross simplification. is there isly miss a firm belief, those of the educated and a leeds, that within the south slavery created whiteem that protected workers, not just raised them up from anected them economic system that was brutal and unforgiving teleworkers across the globe. the global

gordon. there's no nonpublic opposition to the landmark designation and the church's support of the designation. commissioners wolfram and hyland visited the site this morning i was met with rev. gordon and without mural work. yvonne leaves the building needs: status is wanted. donna harman recommends atc resonates designation to the board of supervisors this compose my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> president wolfram: thank you. the questions, commissioners? we will now take public comment on this item. remember the public was to comment on this and not designation? please come forward. >> testifier: i'm rolling gordon pastor of the church could oh i think the commissioners for coming out to see firsthand what is unfolding at angles side, that the community is very excited about and i really felt honored today to have you present. i want to say thank you. the wolfram thank you very much for it was an honor to be there. i never any other member of the item was to public o

chris gordon will have more on a live report at 5:30. >>> former d.c. mayor vincent gray appears to be headed back to public office. gray easily won the ward 7 council primary race and is facing no opposition in november. tom sherwood reports on gray's comeback after he lost the mayor's race just two years ago. >> reporter: a sweet victory for vincent gray, easily winning in ward 7 with 60% of the vote.

. >> next, a discussion 0 on thomas jefferson with authors annette gordon-reed and peter onuf. this is an hour. >> welcome to the free library of philadelphia. i'm representative jim roebuck, and i'm certainly very happy to be here this evening. i'm native philadelphian, i group up in philadelphia, graduated from central high school. but my particular -- [applause] -- my particular focus tonight is on the fact that i went to first college at virginia union university in richmond, from which i received a history degree of honors, and then i did my masters and ph.d at the university of virginia in charlottesville. so i'm a wahoo as they say. subsequent to that, i taught history at drexel university for more years than i like to think about. hitting all the right points here. i worked briefly in the mayor's office as legislative assistant to mayor wilson. and i am chair of the house education committee. the free library is dedicated to advancing hit arrears, guiding learning and inspiring curious it. from it's award-winning author event series to it's thought-provoking programs li

news 4's chris gordon has been talking to people on both sides of the gun debate today. ♪ ain't goingo let the nra turn us around". >> reporter: protesters of the nra staged a die-in. hands painted red to symbolize the blood of those violence. the civil disobedience was

[inaudible conversations] annette gordon-reed and peter onuf. this is an hour. >> welcome to the free library of philadelphia. i'm representative jim roebuck, and i'm certainly very happy to be here this evening. i'm native philadelphian, i group up in philadelphia, graduated from central high school. but my particular -- [applause] -- my particular focus tonight is on the fact that i went to first college at virginia union university in richmond, from which i received a history degree of honors, and then i did my masters and ph.d at the university of virginia in charlottesville. so i'm a wahoo as they say. subsequent to that, i taught history at drexel university for more years than i like to think about. hitting all the right points here. i worked briefly in the mayor's office as legislative assistant to mayor wilson. and i am chair of the house education committee. the free library is dedicated to advancing hit arrears, guiding learning and inspiring curious it. from it's award-winning author event series to it's thought-provoking programs li

for example, if fort gordon is hit with a cyber attack, is it independent enough from the local energy grid that it does now down power to the entire region effecting hospital schools, et cetera and what can we do in congress to facilitate coordination with local authorities in the event that such an attack happens. >> i'm sorry, i meant to ask that question of general mclaughlin. >> sir, i'm not aware right now of any element of the move that you concerned -- you mentioned a concern, potentially, with u.s. army cyber command going to gordon, the scenario describe has not one that's been brought to my attention. i'm not aware of any direct connection to that move to an increased threat or risk to the local community. we do step back and look broadly at the risk to all of our military installations, many of them for their critical power infrastructure are using, you know, are using commercially provided control systems for, you know, electricity, water and power. but we haven't really seen any analysis that shows the location of military installations is driving a higher likelihood that

gordon's attorneys called the lawsuit "meritless."o his recent comments on dr. phil. >> he hurt his own daughter, not me. i was the one there for her while she was going through everything dealing with him not being there, and he tries to put the blame on somebody else. no, it's just ridiculous. >> did you murder bobbi kristina brown? >> no. >> reporter: bobby reflects on his greatest loss of all. >> whitney and bobbi kris. >> yes. >> buried side by side. but you haven't been to the gravesite. >> no. i don't like graves. i don't like cemeteries. i just don't. >> you don't feel like you need to be there to be with them? >> they're with me. they're here. they're not in there. they're right here. >> reporter: coming up, did anyone say to you, you're marrying this guy. >> oh, yeah, please. >> a new wife, a new life. stay with us. i heard hybrids drive like golf carts. i need more power. the all-new rav4 hybrid has 194 net horsepower. don't blow a gasket, just trust the math. well good because i can't stand needy cars. for independent? so

. >>> gordon ramsey's new heartbreak.-old tough tv chef just revealing his 41-year-old wife tana suffered a miscarriage at 5 months. just weeks ago, gordon with us -- >> baby number five? >> we are ready. >> was this planned? >> i don't think they're ever planned. you're in the moment, aren't you? >> the celeb chef thanking fans for their support and revealing he is healing with his family. >>> now, more on the m behind the "hamilton" phenomenon, winning 11 tony awards didn't just happen overnight for lin-manuel miranda. a.j. has the story of broadway's p>> "hamilton." >> 11 tony awards, a pulitzer prize, and a grammy. he's going to need somewhere to keep all these awards. >> i don't have a mantel, but maybe i've got to look into a mantel. we'll see. >> but what lin-manuel miranda never saw coming, the happened success of "hamilton." >> a civics lesson from a slaifr. >> the hottest ticket on broadway that banked an estimated billion dollars and "extra" with him every step of the way. >> this puts my dreams to shame, for r

abs >> he's blaming nick gordon forf both of their deaths and itnd it sounds like nick gordon lawyereeng legal action against what bobby isbbyi saying. >> i thought nick gordon washt d under investigation for bobbiobi kristina. was that cleared or is thatle o still on going? >> i think that's still on goi going. i probably, you know, i have to hv say houstons have been pointingt the finger at nick gordon sincee day one.da bobby i don't think was on that samet band wagon but appears ta he is now. >> hmm. >> i know that bobbi kristina it seems more feasible, you know, they're together but it doests throw me when whitney houston'sn name came up.mee do we have any more details asaa to why he thinks he may havehave been involved other than theth fact he was there.er >> you got to remember, nick gordon lived with whitney whitn houston and bobbi kristina foria years and years and years.ears. so he had been a part of thathat family for as long as you canuan remember. i mean she basically kind of, ko you know, not officially adopted but took him under her wing whee he was younger and raised nic

chris gordon will have more on a live report at 5:30. >>> former d.c. mayor vincent gray appears to be headed back to public office. gray easily won the ward 7 council primary race and is facing no opposition in november. tom sherwood reports on gray's comeback after he lost the mayor's race just two years ago. >> reporter: a sweet victory for vincent gray, easily winning in ward 7 with 60% of the vote. bowser. she faces a significantly tougher council. that story and will gray now plan another run for mayor coming up on news4 at 6:00. >>> she's a maryland mom who has had to deal with the death with not one, but four children. you may remember her son and her child poet. now learn how this mother is facing her own life struggle with optimism. >>> metro says it is ahead of schedule for its safety surge track work, but what that really means for you. >>> and a driver forks up thousands to fix a recall on her car. then she got stiffed on woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is

gordon. there's no nonpublic opposition to the landmark designation and the church's support of the designation. commissioners wolfram and hyland visited the site this morning i was met with rev. gordon and without mural work. yvonne leaves the building needs: status is wanted. donna harman recommends atc resonates designation to the board of supervisors this compose my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> president wolfram: thank you. the questions, commissioners? we will now take public comment on this item. remember the public was to comment on this and not designation? please come forward. >> testifier: i'm rolling gordon pastor of the church could oh i think the commissioners for coming out to see firsthand what is unfolding at angles side, that the community is very excited about and i really felt honored today to have you present. i want to say thank you. the wolfram thank you very much for it was an honor to be there. i never any other member of the item was to public o

. >> talking about nick gordon. >> not a mystery to me, i know exactly what happened to my daughter. the same thing that happened to my daughters what happened to whitney. there is only one person that was around both occasions. the last thing i told her, i just said let go. i said it is okay. uncle go with your mom. daddy will be all right. you can rest now. i love you. you can rest. harders thing i had to do in my life was to tell my daughter to let go. i don't wish that on my worse. >> so what's' inch tow mate interesting is he believes christina's boyfriend, nick gordon, was somehow involved in her death. >> he says that gordon's only person connected, really similar, i mean, both in the bathtub, how whitney died. and according to autopsy report bobbi kristina brown died of mix of drugs, alcohol and she drowned. and conditions that caused pneumonia that led to her death. >> went into coma for six month or something like that? >> and a book coming out called every little step i guess to talk about his life and what he's been through. >> so this nick gordon dude. >> yes. >> didn't

. >> martin gordon has already become german -- largely because of his son, chesta.a's mother comes from indonesia. if britain left the eu, chesta and his parents would no longer have been eu citizens. chesta doesn't understand why so many people in britain support the brexit. chestata: i think they said it's because europe is undermining their power or something. i don't think there's any reason for england to leave europe. >> martin gordon moved to berlin from london 18 years ago to work here as a music producer. martin: i didn't consider that i would end up being german as a result of having lived n berlin. and as you know, the english have a rather curious relationship with the gegermans but i am. >> gordon received his certificate of citizenship a few days ago, after filling out numerous forms and takaking a citizenship test. he also had to take a solemn oath. >> i had to swear not to overthrow the german constitution by force. >> gordon is familiar with german red tape. he even wrote a song about it a few years back, "only one dream per person." the song descri

news4's chris gordon got a unique look at their training in dickerson, maryland. >> reporter: they're getting ready for rio, and they're not letting the zika virus stop them. >> we're an outdoor sport being in whitewater slolam. we're not unfamiliar with things like mosquitoes. we're taking the same precaut n precautions, bringing the bug spray, bringing long sleeves. >> i don't intend to pull out. i think rio 2016 is trying to do everything in their power to make the olympics a safe environment for t >> reporter: if you're like me, you probably didn't even know it there was a whitewater course here at the dickerson generating plant. it was built in 1991 in preparation for the '92 olympics in barcelona where the team won a gold and a bronze and since has enjoyed great success. >> it's unusual. it's warm water, of course. like a giant jacuzzi which makes it great for winter training. >> reporter: for ashley need, the course is almost in her back yard. she's from darnestown and just qualified for the olympics for the very first time. >> once i started dream big, i really started kind of

paul gordon, thank you. now let's bring in our our guest from the first half of the show, jonathan bell. great to see you here because we have so much to talk about and all in about three and a half minutes. no, on getting. the problem is, central banks are doing more and more. how do you see that there is not a safety blanket that actually doesn't allow you -- actually, hold that thought. i give you a teaser. the ecb is also said to be buying some volkswagen bonds now. we were talking about the risk the ecb was trying to take. a quick comment on this, jonathan? the ecb is buying bonds. without they were buying -- we thought they were biting bonds that were a little bit safter. >> as long it has one credit rating as investment grade, than they can go ahead. so, with utility bonds -- francine: you are right. >> you would expect them to be buying at the shorter end. and with the other bonds we have talked them out, going up six, seven, or eight years. they want to make an impact across the curve, if they can.

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gordon ramsay, elle fanning, jack aie

you have all types of >> chris gordon outside the gates there at andrews.what can you add for us? >> i can tell you i just heard from prince george's fire an ems public information spokesman mark brady. he replied to a text of mine. he said, we are not currently involved. no assistance has been requested of the prince george's fire ems department. now earlier i did see one prince george's fire vehicle enter, only one. the official word is no assistance has been requested of prince george's county fire and ems. i've seen a number of prince dpoernl georges county povr9e cruisers. i'm told they were not involved in this response. i've seen police cruisers coming up, this is the branch. i've seen+o cruisers come up, me ñ to time. so that is the situation. the final point you've been looking at the lone military person with the one vehicle at the entrance. i told you i approached him about 15 minutes ago and said, can i get on base? he said, no, i'm just here, i was trying to get on base but i've been given orders to turn all vehicles around. they are backed up.

you can see there is an all clear, that the area needs to still be avoided near gordon avenue and it's still under investigation but they have given the all clear as far as when it comes to the gunman sighting. >> this is where -- there was a warning posted on the school's website, it said the gunman had been reported on gordon avenue in that area, that's just northeast of the campus. the school was asking everybody to avoid that area as we just said, we just learned seconds ago it's over, they deescalated the situation. the threat apparently has ended. >> give you any more developments as soon as we get them, of course. >>> right now at 70, school. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm bruce johnson. she wasn't hurt after a man grabbed her from behind. it happened near south county high school in fairfax county. police are still trying to track down the suspect. >> reporter: that 16-year-old was on her way to south county high school when this happened on a -- happened on a wooded path down the street from the school. it's an area that plenty of students and neighbor

gordon. there's no nonpublic opposition to the landmark designation and the church's support of the designation. commissioners wolfram and hyland visited the site this morning i was met with rev. gordon and without mural work. yvonne leaves the building needs: status is wanted. donna harman recommends atc resonates designation to the board of supervisors this compose my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> president wolfram: thank you. the questions, commissioners? we will now take public comment on this item. remember the public was to comment on this and not designation? please come forward. >> testifier: i'm rolling gordon pastor of the church could oh i think the commissioners for coming out to see firsthand what is unfolding at angles side, that the community is very excited about and i really felt honored today to have you present. i want to say thank you. the wolfram thank you very much for it was an honor to be there. i never any other member of the item was to public o

i think this is for commissioner gordon. though this might be bad intel.s not for commissioner gordon. he could be preparing for his next movie "jacked santa." yes, comic this christmas, jack santa! this holiday season all santa's got in his sack is a can of whupass. (cheers and applause) i would go see jack santa. whatever the reason, delivers toys, fights crime. (laughter) whatever the reason, that boy from whiplash had better lock his doors. "am i rushing or dragging? god help me, i will slap the "head" off your shoulders!" in other j.k news, j.k. rowling has premiered a new play in london -- (cheers and applause) -- called "harry potter and the cursed child." the story takes place 19 years after the last book and follows harry's son who is cursed with making cash appear in j.k. rowling's bank account. expecto pay-dayum. (cheers and applause) well, i love harry potter, and i can't wait to see the play. it's definitely going to be the first thing on my list the next time i apparate to london -- i mean fly to london. i've said too much. meanwhile... back

these are the rare photographs of muhammad ali captured by gordon parks.ing next to ali, on the right. gordon parks covered muhammad ali for "life" magazine, capturing moments like this one, working out. moments from 1966 and from 1970. this one with his trainer working on his shoulder. driving this sweet cadillac while in miami training for an upcoming fight. ali, famous for connecting with his young fans in this picture hand to hand. and a playful look of surprise right there in the locker room. there were so many moments of prayer. as tonight, the world now prays for the greatest. the rare images of a legend. from one sports legend to a reminder, the big game tonight. the nba finals. we leave you with one more image we found most powerful today. we'll see you tomorrow night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! oh, hi! how you doing? thank you, jim. another day, another vowel. thank you very much. appr

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nick gordon denies having anything to be do with her death. you can watch the rest of the interview with robin roberts tonight at so:00 on "20/20" and then stay tuned for abc7 news at 11:00. you are left with the option, do you believe him or do you believe the story that the houston family shared so many times? unfortunately whitney and bobbi kristina aren't here to vouch for which is true. leon: but it if your story is different why are you saying it now? why weren't you saying it then? michelle: he has a book coming out. leon: that will raise more questions than answers. michelle: i think so. but everybody will tune in. leon: you know it. alison: thank you. leon: coming up for "abc7 news at 5:00" -- all smiles. find out what is making this boy so happy. alison: but first, look out. there is something behind you. see why this guy is not the least bit concerned. somebody got the nfl attention. the twitter account was hacked. what they posted about commissioner roger goodell. doug: doug hill back with you. head to the weekend. showers and stor

gordon because of what witnessed in the shenandoah valley as the devastation by the soldiers. >> gordon served under jubal early. early was not nice to anyone. jubal early was disgusted by the invasion of the homefront. union hadwhat they hunterd was fixated on and what hunter had perpetrated against the women of the shenandoah valley. he has some choice quotes about it. he says the scenes were truly heart-wrenching. houses had been burned. women and children left without shelter. even the negro girls had lost their refinery. there is jubal early standing up for the slave. this is not to make little of this. the devastation to the valley was something that early was very impassioned by in this motivated his fire during the war. his famous orders to burn chambersburg, he wrote in his memoirs that he did not regret that at all because he felt that it was retribution deserved because of what the union had done in the valley. it was definitely an igniting piece of his lost cause. >> i am curious of how the two of you teach this to students? katie, you pointed to you cannot deny the fact tha

susan: we have 30 seconds, gordon. mr.ubold: to the broader question of the credibility of he military and the public side, to what degree you are worried that is slowly eroding with cases like this? admiral richardson: i do not think it is it eroding, gordon, but we cannot wait for that to happen. if that starts to happen, we are already shooting behind the target. that is what i wanted with this message and with prioritizing t this, and the conference that we continue to stay -- out in front of this issue, continue to maintain that trust and confidence in the american people so that we don't get into an erosion situation. >> admiral thank you for being c-span's guest this week. >> thank you so much. i want to give our audience a few statistic facts. first of all, we should make a point that he has a seat on the joint chiefs ads advising the president and in his role he erseas 325,000 active navy personnel and 2,600 employees of the navy and 274 operational ships including 10 carriers and the biggest fleet in the world by

lana gordon, bbc news, turnberry. katty: mr. making enemies, but also a few friends out there in scotland. he will be there for a few days. for our viewers on public television, that brings our special broadcast from london to a close. we will have updates on the u.k. referendum on whether to leave the european union or not. it is on our website. i'm katty kay. "world of us here at news america," thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling tradewinds, and the crystal-blue caribbean sea. nons