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i'm gretchen.e spoken to her, yes, sir -- yes, ma'am. >> thank you for that explanation. we're going to another massive mudslide -- oh, rick is going to stick around -- in the northwestern united states. oopsy. >> i got a frog in my throat. was he singing? the way he prepared his dogs. you don't want to find out. i'm going to run and get a sip of water, okay? >> joining me now, bernard whitman, former president -- well, not former president -- former pollster -- time to bring in former prosecutors and former -- or currents defense attorneys. >> i'm not just a lawyer on tv. >> it's so wonderful that the control room, the folks that work there always are -- they never make mistakes. >> never. >> must be so fun being perfect. >> it is. it really is. >> i know it's great being real on "the real story." have a fast weekend. i'm gretchen. here's shep. >> military leaders say some of the victims of the fort hood shooting rampage sacrificed their lives. we're hearing the stories of their selfless courage u

>> reporter: hi, gretchen.new system is designed for apache helicopters and offers clear views from farther distances than ever before. watch. in combat, military pilots need to distinguish between friend and foe in an instant. right now, they rely on grainy, black-and-white images. but lockheed martin and the army are testing a new high-definition camera which gives this apache helicopter pilot and controllers on the ground enhanced views of what's happening on the battlefield. >> with the extended range capabilities, the picture capabilities, the pilots can quickly and accurately identify targets at further standoff ranges, which allows them to stay out of harm's way. >> reporter: right now, the apache's two and a half miles away from us, and yet the pilot is able to make out detailed image, including the camera on my photographer tom's shoulder and the machine gun in the pickup truck behind me. the scene is similar to what troops face overseas, where the front lines are hard to define. >> especially in the k

gretchen's up next. >>> hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. new reaction to a shocking bipartisan report about the department of homeland security. the report charges that a former top watchdog there delayed and even altered investigations at the request of the members of the administration. charles k. edwards was the acting dhs inspector general from 2011 to 2013. he resigned his office in december. that was just three days before he was scheduled to appear at a senate hearing to answer questions on allegations that he was becoming too cozy with department and administration leadership. senator ron johnson, the ranking republican on the committee who led the bipartisan investigation, says, quote, we found that mr. edwards was a compromised inspector general who was not exercising real oversight. any report generated out of his office would be suspect. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in our washington bureau with more. >> thank you, gretchen. this comes from the senate committee with oversight for homeland security

>> yeah, gretchen, that sounds to me like procedural error.he cockpit voice recorder is what's termed an event recorder, meaning it's to capture -- that's why it only runs for two hours. it captures an event which caused a problem and either the aircraft landed safely or it crashed and it helps investigators figure out what caused the event. now, the normal procedure is if something goes wrong, you follow your checklist and you land the aircraft and then as soon as everything is done, you pull the circuit breaker to shut off that recording so it doesn't record over the event data. and evidently what happened was the air crew in the malaysia 747 incident in the summer of 2012 did not pull the circuit breaker and it just sat there with power on the aircraft recording useless noise in the cockpit right over top of what was really important. >> right. this is a black box where it's a two-hour sort of loop, right? >> exactly. >> let's move on to this next ping, this fifth ping that we've heard today now, back to the indian ocean situation. what do

gretchen. >> that's whey heard., thanks so much. >>> major developments in the irs targeting scandal now. house oversight committee announcing honest website moments ago it's going to consider a contempt of congress illusion sometime today against former agency director lois lerner. lerner twice and before congress and twice invoked her fifth amendment right not to answer questions about her involvement in the scandal. >> why did you order tea party cases to undergo a multi-tier review. >> on advice of my counsel i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and refuse to answer that question. >> do you believe there's not a smidgeon of corruption in the irs targeting of conservatives. >> on the advice of my counsel, i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. >> tony fox news contributor, bernard, former bill clinton pollster and democratic strategist. great to see you, gentlemen. >> good to be here. >> kind of like a broken record, tony, on the advice of my counsel i ha

i'm gretchen carlson. police say a man in his 70s opened fired in a jewish community center killing a doctor and his 14-year-old grandson. they were attending auditions for a teen singing competition. officers say after the shooting that same man then went to a jewish assisted living home killing another woman. >> we have unquestionably determined through the work of local and federal law enforcement agencies that this was a hate crime. now yesterday it became fairly apparent that it was probably a hate crime. but as we told you yesterday we needed the verification of some investigation to make this determination. >> the suspect, 73-year-old frasier glenn cross, is in custody now. you see him there on your screen. >>> now the justice department asking congress for $15 million to try and train police on how to respond to these active shootings in a better way. >>> now to obamacare with the president selling the health care law by telling americans two lower their costs. but in some states premiums skyrocket

i'm gretchen karlson.next. >> we're looking at the just-released full transplant of the last words of the crew of malaysian flight 370 and controllers on the ground. we'll see how investigators are searching for hidden clues. >>> the accused craigslist killer back in court. she told a newspaper she lured more than 20 people to their deaths. but the suspect's sister says he teenager is just ripping off the plot of a tv show called "dexter." >>> we'll take you inside a minisub researchers are using to check ought the lasting effects of the bp oil spill, and they're lasting. let's get to it.

here's gretchen. >>> i'm gretchen carlson. we start "the real story" today with a fox news alert. new fighting as ukraine tries to keep pro-russian forces out of its country. the ukraine government says it regained control of an eastern port during a day of heavy gunfire. and violence in the treat streets of kiev. a crowd attacking a pro-russian presidential candidate. and there was a phone call between presidents obama and putin late yesterday, appearing to make little headway. the kremlin saying, quote, in response to the president of the united states express concern about russia's supposed meddling in ukraine, the president noted such speculations are based on inaccurate information, end quote. the white house responding a short time ago. >> we have not yet seen from russia a decision to stop supporting separatists, pro-russians in ukraine. and we have not seen russia make the decision or act on the decision to remove the extensive number of troops that they've placed on the ukrainian border. >> senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler live at the white h

>> exactly, gretchen. it's surreal. and it's one of these things where a white house press secretary -- we just have too much zsh there's too much backstory. one of the things critics have charged is that the white house has up until this point -- done a good job of muddying the waters and confusing folks because you know this story does not fit on a bumper sticker. it's tough to explain. you have to go back to the beginning. you have to lay it all out. and people have to be in the know. there are a lot of people, as you know, in our viewing audience and others that are in the know. and they would like answers to this question. >> before i let you go, where does this thing go between 2:00 p.m. eastern time and when you come on in four hours and further? where does this thing go now? >> it's going to get a lot of congressional reaction. it already has. i think you're going to have more increased calls for an independent committee. it is pricey to do. and that has, we're hold, been a lot of the reticence up on the house s

i'm gretchen carlson. tgif.e a great weekend. >> russia is now accusing the ukrainians of committing a bloody crime and promisingiev will bay for it. the ukrainians say the kremlin is trying to start world war iii. talk about rhetoric. the russian leader, vladimir putin, said if he were drowning he thinks president obama itch he would save him. today a report asked president obama that very question. wait until you hear what he said. >> having a few drinks on an airplane is not a crime but getting to wasted you try to get into the cockpit and the pilots sent out a hijacking alert, now we have a problem.

gretchen?hanks. >>> time to check in with bill hemmer in for shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> good day to you. an admitted killer is calling it self-defense. prosecutors say it was murder, though. we're watching this controversial case out of your home state, gretchen, minnesota. after this man killed two unarmed teens who broke into his home. he says it happens all the time. and he was acting out of self-defense. the trial is now just getting under way. it's ripped a town in half. and prosecutors are already poking big holes in the guy's claim that he feared for his life. details on the evidence they presented which they say proves he planned the killings in advance. can they even prove that? the defense reaction and why they say he had every right to open fire inside of his own home, his basement, in fact. we'll have that for you coming up on the fox news desk. >>> new polls asking if obamacare is the only difference between candidates? will you vote for one who's fight

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius leaving her post after the end of a controversial rollout. and president obama thanking her for her service and announcing the current director of the office of management and budget is president obama's choice to replace her. but will it bring a fresh start? ed henry live from the white house. ed, it seemed like a pep rally in the rose garden today, right? >> reporter: that's right. the second in just a couple of weeks. the president says he's turning the corner. but there was one last glitch for the secretary. kathleen sebelius, during her remarks, was about to finish this big wind-up about how many people they've been helping get health insurance and just said, wait, unfortunately i lost the page in the remarks. there was one final glitch as she tried to turn that page. the president metaphorically trying to turn the page with these new sign-ups saying he's winning the battle. >> we lost the first quarter of open enrollment with

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" for a monday. >>> three foreign journalists held for hours today before being released after international demands. vice president joe biden now in kiev getting ready to meet with ukrainian leaders there trying to find new ways to strengthen the economy and cool all of the tensions. >>> leland vitter, live for us in the hotly contested eastern city of donetsk. how are you being received on the ground there? >> reporter: here, where we are, folks say they don't really care what the vice president does or where he visits. they view the government in kiev as "illegitimate." for leaders in kiev, it is seen very much as a lifeline. look at this though through the cold waresque lens that's starting to be fixed on this crisis here. you have an east verse west setup but the east in terms of president putin and moscow is willing to risk and promise a whole lot more to the people he supports here in the eastern part of the country than the united states is and the re

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" for a friday. ukraine's acting prime minister warning the world that russia wants to start a third world war. right now, russia conducting military drills less than a mile from the border as a ukrainian helicopter goes up in flames reportedly hit by a rocket-propelled grenade. leland is live in donetsk, ukraine. leland? >> good evening. seems as though the ukrainian military is starting to move forward and confront these

>> that's a great question, gretchen. i think they're looking at the recording in light of some in the past transgressions of mr. sterling. we saw in the past, 2006, the department of justice sued donald sterling for actions of racial discrimination against african-americans and hispanics. and we saw the elgin baylor suit that was eventually thrown out. but it was a racial discrimination suit for him being treated unfairly by donald sterling. taking these words and maybe illuminating the department of justice suit, they may take that together and say, your actions showed a pattern of discrimination. but there's no proof that donald sterling has discriminated against anyone entering his stadium or anyone trying to buy tickets or season tickets. and that's the troubling part. it's words -- >> here's the commissioner, adam silver, at the microphone. >> shortly after the release of an audio recording this past saturday morning of a conversation that allegedly included clippers owner donald sterling, the nba commenced in an in

i'm gretchen carlson. so glad you are with me for "the real story" today. >>> 16 people have been killed in oklahoma, arkansas after an apparent ef-3 twister destroyed dozens of homes causing tens of millions of dollars in damage. sheet metal, wood tossed and splintered turning some small towns into virtual wastelands now. ka mayfl mayflower, search and rescue is still under way. >> reporter: the governor said not long ago that remains the number one priority at this hour. we've seen canine units and first responders going through every square inch of these neighborhoods that have been leveled looking for signs of survivors, people that may be trapped under the rubble. more than 30,000 people in this region without power. you can see why. winds so strong they literally snapped the poles in half. this is a transformer just in the parking lot. when we say this was a monster storm, boy, was it ever. the tornado on the ground, on and op, for some 80 miles. stop and think about that. 80 miles. really the damage

hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" for friday. texas governor rick perry and ted cruz meeting with some of the victims of the shooting. they just wrapped up a news conference praising everyone for their response and victims for resolve but admit healing is going to take some time. investigators looking into any reason why specialist ivan lopez would open fire on his fellow soldiers. three died, 16 more were hurt before lopez turned the gun on himself. officials say this may have

gretchen carlson here. welcome to "the real story" for monday. right now ships are dragging ping locaters trying to find the jets after the aussies heard two distinct and long lasting sounds consistent with the signal of a black box and what it sends out. if the locator picks up a stronger signal, the next step may be to send a mini sub to the ocean floor to try to find any actual pieces of debris. the search now in its fourth week with the beacon battery on that flight recorder only lasting about 30 days and this is day 31 meaning it could go silent forever at any moment. joining me now, mike boyd, aviation analyst and fox news contributor. >> good to see you. >> we've had had so many different stories here but now the aussies are saying yes, there might be a ping. what do you make of it? >> well the china maritime authority first found it. that's a credible source. now this is another credible source. porpoises don't make this noise. i think they're really on to something if they can triangulate it quickly enough before it goes out of battery w

i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story."ugh questions about the faulty ignition switch and why it took her company a decade to recall millions of cars. can you see now this is a live look on capitol hill at the top of the hour. the congressman there from michigan. as we're waiting mary barra to come in she'll have a prepared statement. first lawmakers will have an opportunity to make their own statements for a couple minutes. then she will have prepared te

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. it's an issue the president hopes can help democrats' chances at exit polls in november. ed henry live at the white house for us. ed, critics jumped on the president's push for equal pay today saying the white house doesn't pay women the same as men. what did you find out? >> reporter: it's interesting. it's the second day in a row the white house faced tough questions about this study suggesting that women make about 88 cents on the dollar against male salaries here at the white house. jay carney has pushed back by saying, you're looking at the median, that includes people on the lower end of the scale. but people at the medium and higher levels make the same amount of money for the same amount of work that a man would do. but it was turned around on jay carney today on the notion that, look, the president seeps citing this statistic, he did it again today, that there are studies showing that women by and large only make 77 cents on the dollar that a man makes. and there have been va

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today.ns boy in critical but stable condition. the suspect, only 16 years old, a sophomore boy. police saying he flashed two knives before attacking 19 kids and a security officer. and the whole thing over before the school day could even begin. frantic calls over the police scanner capturing it all. >> came in the front door, firs first hallway on the rht

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." right now, more than a dozen cities are under russian or separatist control as the deal to defuse the confrontation collapses. ukraine's acting president ordering a crackdown on armed militants following another wave of deadly violence in the east. russia, though, warning of retaliation if it's interests a are attacked. leland is live in donetsk. leland, what is the latest in this ever-growing stand-off? >> this really isn't a region at war but it's not exactly at peace either. it continues to grow increasingly unstable as we found out today. who is in control depends on who has the most guns. the ukrainian military has been in ineffective in putting down this insurrection. and despite tough towards from kiev, the military seems frankly ill-equipped and ill-trained. to give you an idea of the battlefield, this is the last ukrainian military checkpoint. we drove through it earlier. a couple of armored personnel carriers, haphazard weapons sitting around and one truck-mounted anti-aircr

. >> here's gretchen. bye-bye. >>> we start the show with a fox news alert horror, inside a pennsylvania high school, 20 people have been hurt after a stabbing rampage. the suspect now in police custody. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. at this hour, two teens boy in critical but stable condition. the suspect, only 16 years old, a sophomore boy. police saying he flashed two knives before attacking 19 kids and a security officer. and the whole thing over before the school day could even begin. frantic calls over the police scanner capturing it all. >> came in the front door, firs first hallway on the right halfway down. we've got multiple victims here. we need ambulances here as soon as possible. be advised, the suspect is in custody. only one suspect. >> about 14 patients right now. >> i need ambulances around the side. >> be advised, inside the school, we have multiple stab victims. to bring in ems wherever you can get them. get us some local officers here also. and again, the susp

. >>> hi, everyone i am gretchen carmson.ming up, what will the nba do with nba owner donald sterling. we'll have the press conference live in the top of the hour. and will this woman buy the clippers? you know who she is. the new interview with oprah and the nba intention. and linking the white house directly to the talking points. congressman jason cha ffetz will have more. and the missing malaysian airliner. we'll see if the claims are lejet on the top of the hour. >> developments on the controversial education program after indiana is the first state to abandon the national core bench mark. 44 other states all signed up for this. the gold using national standard ares to teach children. and more and more educators are pushing back against common core along with the families. joyy is a research fellow. and the national policy director at the institute. i know you have debated the issue. and i want to get to our viewer questions about common core. it is coming up in the political debates. audrie said leave it to the state an

i am gretchen charllessen.who got the explosive benghazi e-mails that could mean trouble for the white house and hillary clinton. is this mean there is enough to open a congressional investigation. and phoenix va administrator to be fired amid allegations of the 40 vets dying under her care. and homes torn up by tornados but not before a tone saved the vets inside. >> and now a fox news alert. donald sterling just banned from the nba speaking to our own jim gray just now. jimmy is a sports caster and fox news contractor and fox news sports analyst. what does he do now. does he sell the toim team, jim. >> reporter: i spoke to him an hour ago and before the announcement. and he said he's not selling the team. i asked donald if there is any change and any change of heart now that he is banned for life and his exact answer the time is not for sale. i am not going to sell the team. >> he is an astute businessman and he paid len million for the team in '81 and could be worth close to a billion dollars. and the longer

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. representatives from the u.s., europe, ukraine and russia all met for hours in geneva. this afternoon, secretary kerry announced they have a agreed on a series of steps to try to de-escalate this growing crisis. but secretary kerry says what is written on paper will have little meaning if it's not followed by actions from all sides. the secretary says if no improvement is seen, we'll have no choice but to impose more sanctions. meantime, kerry also commenting on a report we have not confirmed yesterday, that jews have been handed leaflets in east ukraine and asked to register. >> just in the last couple of days, notices were sent to jews in one city indicating that they have to identify themselves as jews. and obviously the accompanying threat implied is register or suffer the consequences, one way or the other. in the year 2014, after all of the miles traveled and all of the journey of history, this is not just intolerable, it's grotesque. it's beyond unacceptable. >> jillian joins m

i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story" today. of the house intelligence committee grilling former acting cia director mike morell about his role crafting talking points and allegations he caved to political pressure towed it them. bret baier is the host of special report and my guest. fatnating. co

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i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story."a dozen cities are under russian or separatist control as the deal to defuse the confrontation collapses. ukraine's acting president ordering a crackdown on armed militants following another wave of deadly violence in the east. russia, though, warning of retaliation if it's interests a are attacked. leland is live in donetsk. leland, what is the latest in this ever-growing stand-off? >> this really isn't a region at war but it's

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. the u.s., europe, ukraine and russia all met for hours in geneva. this afternoon, secretary kerry announced they have a agreed on a series of steps to try to de-escalate this growing crisis. but secretary kerry says what is written on paper will have little meaning if it's not followed by actions from all sides. the secretary says if no improvement is seen, we'll have no choice but to impose more sanctions. meantime, kerry also commenting on a report we hav

her and i are -- >> what about gretchen? >> who? >> nobody misses gretchen. >> i'm sorry, who?en you're gone, you're gone. >> you're gone. >> vicki, you're -- >> not dead, is she? >> that's why there is a rear view mirror. she's in the past. >> wow. >> that's what i'm talking about. okay, vicki, you've been here for nine seasons. you've been on all the housewives franchises the longest. you've had your share of drama play out. what keeps you coming back, i guess? >> you know what, there is good and bad in everything in life. and it has been a great experience. yes, i got divorced and my kids were in high school when we started, now they're graduated. i'm 27, 28 years old, i'm a grandmother. i come back because it's a lot of fun. >> right. >> it is a lot of fun. >> tamra, you watched your life unfold again. you were divorced earlier on and there was a whole marriage episode. that's got to be -- how is your life going? >> my life is going good. i'm very busy. between the show and cut fitness and the kids and -- >> are the kids on the show? >> no, my kids are in the on the show. >

hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story."tories arising how another deadly shooting could happen at the same installation where people were gunned down. an iraq veteran, mental health, no known ties to terror groups. he turned the semiautomatic pistol on himself. it's a weapon he got

gretchen's up next. >>> hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today.eaction to a shocking bipartisan report about the department of homeland security. the report charges that a former top watchdog there delayed and even altered investigations at the request of the members of the administration. charles k. edwards was the acting dhs inspector general from 2011 to 2013. he resigned his office in december. that was just three days before he was scheduled to appear at a senate hearing to answer questions on allegations that he was becoming too cozy with department and administration leadership. senator ron johnson, the ranking republican on the committee who led the bipartisan investigation, says, quote, we found that mr. edwards was a compromised inspector

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story."an services secretary kathleen sebelius leaving her post after the end of a controversial rollout. and president obama thanking her for her service and announcing the current director of the office of management and budget is president obama's choice to replace her. but will it bring a fresh start? ed henry live from the white house. ed, it seemed like a pep rally in the rose garden today, right? >> reporter: that's right. the second in just a couple of weeks.

gretchen carlson here. welcome to "the real story" for monday.to find the jets after the aussies heard two distinct and long lasting sounds consistent with the signal of a black box and what it sends out. if the locator picks up a stronger signal, the next step may be to send a mini sub to the ocean floor to try to find any actual pieces of debris. the search now in its fourth week with the beacon battery on that flight recorder only lasting about 30 days

here's gretchen. >>> i'm gretchen carlson. we start "the real story" today with a fox news alert.hting as ukraine tries to keep pro-russian forces out of its country. the ukraine government says it regained control of an eastern port during a day of heavy gunfire. and violence in the treat streets of kiev. a crowd attacking a pro-russian presidential candidate. and there was a phone call between presidents obama and putin late yesterday, appearing to make little headway. the kremlin saying, quote, in response to the president of the united states express concern about russia's supposed meddling in ukraine, the president noted

i'm gretchen carlson.ad you are with me for "the real story" today. >>> 16 people have been killed in oklahoma, arkansas after an apparent ef-3 twister destroyed dozens of homes causing tens of millions of dollars in damage. sheet metal, wood tossed and splintered turning some small towns into virtual wastelands now.

i'm gretchen carlson.pened fired in a jewish community center killing a doctor and his 14-year-old grandson. they were attending auditions for a teen singing competition. officers say after the shooting that same man then went to a jewish assisted living home killing another woman. >> we have unquestionably determined through the work of local and federal law enforcement agencies that this was a hate crime. no

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. the fifth all she wants but the e-mails just released under the freedom of information act show lerner contacted her bosses at the irs and the department of justice in may 2013 asking about whether tax-exempt groups could be criminally prosecuted for lying about political activity. peter doocy live in washington with this breaking news. what are we learning i

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story.", 270 are still missing. the prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant for the captain, allegedly one of the first to get off the boat and two other crew members. investigators want to know if more lives could have been saved by a quicker evacuation order. they're also looking into why the ferry took a sharp turn just before it began leaning to one side on wednesday. the coast guard preparing to pull the ferry above the water but won't happen without

i'm gretchen carlson.reign journalists held for hours today before being released after international demands. vice president joe biden now in kiev getting ready to meet with ukrainian leaders there trying to find

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." the boat now completely under water, 28 people confirmed dead, 270 are still missing. the prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant for the captain, allegedly one of the first to get off the boat and two other crew members. investigators want to know if more lives could have been saved by a quicker evacuation order. they're also looking into why the ferry took a sharp turn just before it began leaning to one side on wednesday. the coast guard preparing to pull the ferry above the water but won't happen without consent of the victims' families. >>> the obama administration making an apparent attempt at transparency, clarifying the online privacy policy. the white house warning visitors, information you choose to share with the white house directly and via third-party site may be treated as public information. ellison barber is my guest today. i find this fascinating. just yesterday jay carney said this is the most transparent white house ever and taking hits at fox news again. is this

we spent quite a bit of time and gretchen is not here but she helped us there's a table or chart on page 27 and i don't know if you want to put it up for the public. but that chart basically - we worked on this project for 2 and a half or 3 years it felt like seven years we tried to figure out what the hr p process was and clarifying that and was it maples and when i do what and when you end up in which pipe is really, really useful. thank you >> thank you and actually mr. fry you will you respond. >> tim fry with the staff whether this is a separate bulletin or 167 we intended on developing a sort of a road map on how to clarify the process. i i would say it's similar to the bulletin 16 timeframe we're looking at about a year from now we'll have something ready and finalized that's a complex process and will take time we've begun internal discussions and save time and streamlining our day to day work to see efficiency to incorporate into 16 that's our standard process not only when we have a backlog. again that will be a year but we'll come back to talk about the process to develop the

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