but judith harper had faith all along that justice would be done. these people were found, if it had just been earon it would have been maybe another death. but since erica was involved in that, he wasn't gonna let up on it. >> judith didn't know it yet but down at police headquarters detective arnold was close to getting answers from the man he had been pursuing since their starring roles in the walgreens video. james quisenberry, the family friend who had made the last phone call to earon and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness that he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now, it was time to bring in both men in and interrogate them. >> i was apprehensive but not nervous, no butterflies just because it is something that i had planned on and prepared for for a long time. >> you are ready? >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams, came to the headquarters, each knew the other was there. >> i wanted them to understand that if they didn't tell us the truth the other guy maybe. >> as attacked of detective

he does not go back to harpers ferry. he hops over the mountains into the canal valley of west virginia. all right. so if you're jubal early and you've just secured lynchburg and you've saved the railroad town, this, that and the other, you've got three choices to make choice. one, stay in the valley, baby. sit it, make sure there's no other union threats. choice two, go back to lee. lee at this point is in is in petersburg. he could certainly use the help or choice three go north. it's a risky maneuver but everybody is aware of what's coming up in november. abraham lincoln is up for reelection in november. nobody yet knows who will run against him. right. the democratic national convention won't meet until august, but they know somebody. and so if if the confederacy and jubal early can make this war even more costly and even more embarrassing to the lincoln administration, who knows what happens, right? the u.s. senate has just passed the 13th amendment in april of 1864. what would a confederate victory look like in repe

at 72 harper.upport our neighbors, the applicants who are our in, uh, who are affected because of the cascading effect that we are very concerned because of the cascading effect that this project might cause to also our own home, raising the height of this structure will directly impact lighting in a adjacent units, and could set off a need for our neighbors to renovate their homes and as eventually being directly affected as well. all of this for 16 a 16 foot ceiling and extra storage is not really worth it to affect another five families in the block. i would also like to add add. we invest in the community and our neighborhood. we also care about the esthetics of the area and the block. our family has already experienced a massive loss of light from the previous renovation. directly in the back of our house. we are also extremely concerned about the domino effect. this build may ultimately have. thank you. thank you for your time. okay, last call for public comment. seeing no additional requests

i'm robert mackenzie at the harper library of the university of chicago, where again this week, a distinguished group of guests have come together to see an

. >> rick, thank you so much, let's bring in avery harper joining us at the desk.ary alice parks, and avery, you're looking at exit poll data. >> i find it interesting when we look at the preliminary data we're getting in, when asked about when voters made their vote about when they were going to figure out who they were going to vote for we found the vast majority of voters said that they were making up their mind before january, 78% say they were making up their vote before january, which really means that this vote was really baked in, there was nothing that happened this year, that actually changed the trajectory in this race, that's why we saw just how these candidates campaigned here in south carolina. donald trump only had about nine events in the state of south carolina versus nikki haley, who invested a lot of time in the state, holding 51 events, but still that did not change a thing about what happened tonight. >> speaking of nikki haley, mary alice i want to come to you on this, you've spent a lot of time in south carolina, one of the things that haley

death to america death to israel leader of israel leader of america the leader of israel, israel, harper, america, america , america, israel, israel, god is great, i know that the nation should look at it, bless this nation. we, the people of shahadah, have come to love our leader, who , god willing , will be a strong fist on the mouth of america and israel, a free victory. we would like to stay with our revolution until the end of our lives . this alliance that exists between the people of iran is permanent , and this alliance will not disappear. god willing, the people of israel , free leaders, we are ready to die for america . death for america. shaha is not our pride, we will honor america until the end of life until the last breath. we are at the feet of our imam , we are at the feet of israel, the time of england, the time of america, the most important achievement of this revolution is the people themselves, who stand by the ideals of the islamic revolution, death to america, death to israel, death to america , death to israel , death to israel. i love my nation , i came for the h

harper lee. harper lee, absolutely right. the same thing happens in a small one. alabama town.beyond 200. in a masurian fairy tale, an unjust judge decided to take away the property from the poor widow. and at night it was they who held their own meeting, and the verdict was overturned, just before midnight they got it done. let's say perfume? no. devils? damn right. roman, the trial is going on in a hundred. this document in the pskov court charter of the 15th century is called pozovnitsa. for writing the nickname. was the eldest daughter of the king or dafin called? madam. right. please, fauna over 400. in 2023 , a giraffe calf was born at the tennessee zoo, which was naturally deprived of exactly this. employees claim that he is the only one in the world. spotted colors. right. ah , fauna for 200. this hero of the fairy tale by vitaly bianki boasted, in his mink there is a storage room, a hamster, no, a mouse from the fairy tale of the fox and the little mouse, fauna 500, bag code, 1.300, for you, roman, 2.200 for artyom, minus that anton, anton, anton, theme, let's dance ,

inroads with haley's voters in november now i want to bring in democratic us senate candidate hill harper. you may know him as dr. marcus andrews and abc's hit drama, the good dr. or any of his number one acting roles. but he hung up his scrubs last year to focus on a run for public office where in the key swing state of michigan hill harper joins me now, hill, good to see you. welcome back. how well they just past few days running all over the state has been pretty incredible topic to a lot of voters and tomorrow is a huge de here. so it's pretty exciting. >> it is a huge day. we've all been watching and waiting to see what will happen then in michigan tomorrow. president biden typically is set to face his most significant primary challenge to date. michigan's quote, unquote, uncommitted voter. we'd be voting for president biden tomorrow i mean, here's the deal. the beautiful thing about the sanctity of one's boat. it's a very private votes. i'm not going to say what i'm what i'm going to vote for, but i will say this is that we need to make sure we get president biden back into the whit

jasmine's children harper and josh have complex medical conditions.tments last year. i they should have had hospital appointments last year. i received a -hone appointments last year. i received a phone call. — appointments last year. i received a phone call. and _ appointments last year. i received a phone call, and it _ appointments last year. i received a phone call, and it was _ appointments last year. i received a phone call, and it was from - appointments last year. i received a phone call, and it was from one - phone call, and it was from one of the ladies who we know quite well at the ladies who we know quite well at the hospital, and shejust asked if everything was ok. it is just that harper had missed an appointment and josh missed surgery. i was like, pardon? josh missed surgery. i was like, ardon? ,, , , ., , pardon? josh missed surgery on his throat in december _ pardon? josh missed surgery on his throat in december because - pardon? josh missed surgery on his throat in december because the - throat in december because the appointment lat

a long time ago, the newspaper used to there's important newspaper, harper's weekly. we all read newspapers today. y'all don't care. but newspapers used to be a vital form by way to get information, not twitter and not the instagram but harper's weekly was of these newspapers that came out weekly, and they would include images in some of these images y'all may have seen. but this is one of the biggest ones to reconstruction, a one thought. there are white southerners, the other side out there, african-american males. and this is the freedman's bureau agent saying, hold up, everybody. let's just talk it out less mediate the situation together. okay, now one big thing i want to mention is that freedman's bureau agents back then were normally white northern men. so you take a white northern man and place him in. let's let's give him a little bit a chance. i'm a place in richmond, virginia. richmond, i'm i'm your richmond. because it's supposed to be a city in the south. let's place them in richmond, virginia. why? nor the man may or may not have seen slavery up front. le

you can see that mark harper didn't get into the l that mark harper didn't get into the islamophobicjob i rishi sunak who thought that he spoke to a particular part of the electoral coalition. now lee anderson is embroiled in deep controversy, and some people might suggest that shows rishi sunak was unwise to give him thatjob. and all of this at the start of what may well be another bitter week in the house of commons. sir lindsay hoyle's position as speaker still fragile, the scottish national party still furious and try to find ways to force binding votes in the house of parliament on the uk's position on gaza and israel. last week was a very acrid week in politics, and this one is shaping up to be not much different.— to be not much different. henry, thank you- _ israel's prime minister says the military has presented a plan to evacuate civilians from areas of fighting in gaza. benjamin netanyahu says an assault on the southern city of rafah will go ahead. hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians are sheltering in the city. the body of a i7—year—old has been pulled from a l

them . going to benefit from them. >> transport secretary , mark >> the transport secretary, mark harperre now, the housing regulator, warns that significant intervention is required after persistent shortfalls in the number of new homes being built. the competition and markets authority says complex and unpredictable rules unpredictable planning rules across the uk are partly to blame for new home targets being missed. it's also raising concerns over the quality of new build housing, with developers often focusing on price rather than the needs of a particular area. and there'll be an investigation after evidence was found suggesting that eight house builders may be sharing commercially sensitive information . meanwhile, sir keir information. meanwhile, sir keir starmer says his party will deliver what he called a future built in britain by britain. if labour wins the next election. he's expected to unveil a plan to run a so—called patriotic economy , which he says would economy, which he says would include boosting home ownership and establishing the next generation of new towns. housi

you may remember the big upset of season when the team from little southern tackle the harper panthers to a tie. the wise guys are still trying to figure that game out. it is. the score is nothing to nothing with only seconds to play. and all eyes are on. joe jenkins panthers quarterback who has never made less than 20 points in a game. joe back for a pass, but boys from texas seem almost to be expecting this. and jenkins is behind the line for a ten yard loss. only one play left in the game. the ball has passed to jenkins and he stopped, after a short game. and that's the game. now, what everybody would like to know is how did an inexperienced team like that from southern attack manage to stop the panthers? the answer is simple. it seems that only a week before the panthers played another game against the patriots in that game, joe jenkins was having a private picnic. he was passing, running, kicking all over the field. and 70,000 people came to see him chalk up a of 21 to 6. among those 70,000 high up in the grandstand and sat a man with binoculars, a movie camera in his lap, and a l

deborah roberts, abc news, new york our thanks to deborah harper goes out. >> it really is. it's so difficult to watch, especially when you see relatives going through that. and, you know, her niece saying that she knew something was off, but apparently it takes years to diagnose this kind of dementi >> yeah it does. we're wishing wendy williams and her family absolutely. >> do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy. even a firm policy for an immediate cash payment. >> we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement, but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. >> if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventry direct com to find out if your policy qualifies, or call one 800 494 8300. coventry direct redefining insurance. >> stay tuned to get this free five piece ultra nonstick bakeware set from gotham steel. are you tired of pans that burn and lids that don't fit? worse yet, they

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michael mealey captured this adorable moment that his six month old daughter, harper met bailey, their nine week old cavalier king charles spaniel, at their home near cleveland. i mean, that's friends forever. >> yes, that because you never know what's going to happen when you have, like, dog and baby, right? this is your best case. >> well, they're both babies. >> that's true. >> baby and baby. >> oh, they're not going to ever sleep again. they got a puppy and a newborn. >> the parent in you sees this. that's all i say. >> how you feel can be affected by the bacteria in your gut. try new align probiotic bloating relief plus food digestion. it contains a probiotic to help relieve occasional bloating, plus vitamin b12 to aid digestion. try align probiotic. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and you've got oral-b. round cleans better by surrounding each tooth to remove 100% more plaque. for a superior clean. oral-b. brush like a pro. if you feel like things don't add up right now... you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing c

but, greg lukianoff and shaun harper, thank you both very much for a spirited discussion.ving me. shaun: thank you. ♪ geoff: since the launch of 988 -- that's the three-digit dialing code for the national suicide and crisis lifeline -- millions of people have made contact with crisis counselors. call volume has jumped 40 percent compared to when the hot line was a 1-800 number. but the supports and services available after someone calls 988 largely depend on the state where one lives. stephanie sy reports on how arizona's crisis response network has become a leading model for crisis care. stephanie: music is how raquel medina makes sense of the world. but around six months ago, the music stopped playing. her obsessive compulsive i disorder and anxiety overcame her. raquel medina, 988 user: i had been going through several nights where my emotions just so became so big, definitely thoughts of suicide, for sure, thoughts of i'd be better if i wasn't around. stephanie: even in a state of crisis, three numbers came to her, 988. once you texted that initial message, what happen

south carolina, public works department after they pulled off the impossible -- finding melanie harper's lost anniversary ring among mountains of recycling the guys didn't even think twice about sorting through it all to help a neighbor in need >> just thrilled to have it back on my finger where i think it belongs. >> do you ever think about when you were looking for it what it is that it meant for someone that you didn't know >> if it was somebody that, you know, i loved and had a ring, i'd want somebody to find that ring, too. >> unbelievable. these are things that just never happen essentially kind of figured that you'd never see that again. >> i was shocked >> their help is a lesson melanie says she will never forget >> it also makes me think to maybe go above and beyond in my daily interactions, what can i do to move forward and spread that kindness that was done to me >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. kate snow will be here tomorrow night. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time, and good night. >>> we're tracking rain. we'll bring you the updat

nick and his wife, children, charlie and harper are here where he makes his home in scottsdale for the last 14 years. let's send you down to cara banks. >> thank you the family are here to celebrate. what a special moment this is. how you just played the closing stretch. you birdied three of the last four in regulation what did you draw on coming down the stretch today? >> i tried to draw on last year. i didn't have it early on, i made some ridiculous par saves you know, that 18th tee shot has given me trouble in the past to hit three good ones and birdie it three times is amazing. i drew from last year when i finished second and saw the line i obviously was seeing the lines great all week. >> you mentioned last year you felt like the underdog coming down the stretch you won your national open last year how much more comfortable did you feel this time around? >> yeah, more comfortable. it was a marathon day. we signed our scorecard and had eight minutes to go to the tee it was a long day. to find my swing the last nine or ten holes, it was incredible. >> you've got your son in your arm

averi harper and maryalice parks, we appreciate your insight. with somara theodore. >> somara: good morning, erielle. take a look at all this snow on mammoth mountain. they've seen two feet of snow in the last three days. totally coming down out there now. the snow is coming down in parts of the rockies. the southern tier of the storm system is bringing heavy rain to the south. good morning, new orleans. there we could see ponding, puddling. be careful for hydroplaning. heavy rain coming down through the florida panhandle. notice the timestamp. that's this evening there, and this sweeps into florida for your sunday, so sunday morning plans are going to be a washout for much of the state of florida. as far as totals go, we could see 12 plus inches in parts of the rockies, 6 to 12 inches is possible in parts of denver, and we're also tracking this record heat. look at these numbers. minneapolis, about 30 degrees above average for this time of year. high temperatures on tuesday and wednesday could be in the 50s. green bay upper 40s, 53 on tuesday i

so reporter margot harper, embarked on her first international assignment.re they believed they were very close to finding the airplane. and dianne. >> i remember thinking, i'm kind of hoping that somehow she escaped somehow. it seemed conceivable that the body in the plane could be anyone but her. but you don't know until you actually see. >> and see, she did. she arrived at the lakeshore just in time to see the plane emerged from the water with that image of the girl's hair stuck in the door, long blond locks went from waving around in the water. >> i remember looking at it and thinking, oh my god, she looks like affiliate. from hamlet. i remember just walking over to the plane, and i looked inside and she was perfectly preserved. the lake was so cold, she was kind of slumped over, my recollection was her head was on the side of the door. her hair was dreaming. out and she just looked like she was. asleep >> [inaudible] >> that image with her streaming out of the window, and the watery great lake has really haunted me. i think almost like no other image in

andrew harper moving forward with ivf at his alabama clinic, but with one major change, we will pause any discarding of embryos full stop. now, the rest of ivf, she has tubal blockage stays? >> yes. well, continue with ivf this time next week >> asked me again experts tell cnn embryos often don't make it naturally or in a lab genetically abnormal fertilized eggs are typically discarded. others don't survive the thawing process cnn was granted access inside one medical clinic, still providing ivf this is where they keep frozen embryos stored here, preserved in liquid nitrogen. so according to the alabama supreme court, these embryos are human beings. and destroying an embryo could hold you liable for wrongful death. this has been a big concern for patients and providers. so now patients are in a situation where they may be forced to pay hundreds it's of dollars every year to store embryos that they know are not going to make it. they know we're not viable and providers certainly worried about civil liability if an embryo is lost in the process. dr. harper and talks with companies to sh

this from the east bay congresswoman and senate candidate harper lee. she wrote in part, quote, on the day of love, exactly 6 years since the parkland shooting, gun violence has devastated yet another community as kansas city chiefs fans celebrated there super bowl victory. what will it take for the gop to put lives over the nra? it is past time for common sense. gun reform and temperatures go supervisor. catherine stefani echoing leave. her post reads, quote, it is beyond shameful that so many in power refused to act. we must pass gun safety reform and assault weapons ban. red-flag laws waiting period and more. we have to put an end to the senseless loss of life every day in this country. all right. let's take a peek outside here. san francisco international still slick on the runways after a wednesday of rain. yeah, very wet. valentine's day. what ash wednesday. >> lawrence is here. he's got details on that. if we're getting a little bit of a break. yeah, we'd like a little break after this. not for very long. we've entered now what looks like an exte

andrew harper moving forward with ivf at his alabama clinic but with one major change, we will pauseing of embryos. >> full stop. now, the rest of ivf she has tubal blockage stays? >> yes well, so >> continue with ivf this time next week asked me again, experts tell cnn embryos often don't make it naturally or in a lab >> genetically abnormal fertilized eggs are typically discarded. others don't survive the thawing process. cnn was granted access inside one medical clinic, still providing ivf. this is where they keep frozen embryos stored here, preserved in liquid nitrogen. so according to the alabama supreme court, these embryos are human beings and destroying an embryo could hold you liable for wrongful death. this has been a big concern for patients and providers. so now patients are in a situation where they may be forced to pay hundreds of dollars every year to store embryos that they know are not going to make it. they know we're not viable and providers certainly worried about civil liability if an embryo is lost in the process. dr. harper and talks with companies to ship embr

citizens in arizona are actually pushing harper brock purdy. we will take you to a phoenix suburb for how they are preparing. >>> also, preparing a flood plan. the work on the peninsula. >>> but before we head to break, we want to know which trending story would you like to see. i have a poll up on my instagram. used to have time to vote for one of these stories. a.i. deciphers ancient scrolls. 2026 olympic mascots revealed. or cocoa prices at all- two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a differe

andrew harper. he calls his cryogenic limbo while three clinics in alabama have paused their ivf treatments. his clinic has not listened not fair to our patients >> again, >> they're her embryos. >> this is not like it's 22 week intrauterine viable >> this is microscopic 100, 120, so does it have potential life course and we treated with all the respect but they're her embryos i think this is lost in all this >> now the dr. has paused the disposal of embryos, which again comes to the heart of this ruling, disposing of embryos could open you up for civil liability. a wrongful death lawsuit. the dr. also tells me that he is in community hey, cations with multiple companies here to send out these embryos out of state, out of state where a patient could then make the decision of what happens to those embryos. and when i asked him if you fears that this could open him up to some liability, civil liability lawsuit he says he's doing this for the patient let's bring it on. >> guys all right. >> isabel, tha

the big, the lumbering, you know, american cars, and then this little m 10 for solar single belt harper. your car came along. it was, you know, design so perfectly to be lightweight. and you know that are the weight ratio was perfect in america, in the eighty's and ninety's. i mean that was that car was all the rage. the contact german car also has a huge fan base in thailand. in a country characterized by opulent shapes, the sleek, angular 3 series is especially well liked tongue church, a lot of drives any 21. the very 1st 3 stories model with the right hand drive. the 1st thing that come to my my was the design of the top noise because it's very unique design the design of the view between why these why ahead of time. the 21 was designed by paul brock. the frenchman was also behind the design of the mercedes, 600, the legendary limousine from the 19 sixties and seventies. then he marked another milestone automotive history. when the 21, the 1st bmw 3 series hit the road and 1975. after the 40 something years, you know, the ca, design is due so unique. you can tell the bridal way, eve

greenville, south carolina, public works department after they pulled off the impossible, finding melanie harper'seven think twice about sorting through it all to help a neighbor in need. >> just thrilled to have it back on my finger where i think it belongs. >> did you ever think about what you were looking for, what it is that it meant for someone that you didn't know? >> if it was somebody, you know, i loved that had a ring i'd want somebody to find their ring, too. >> unbelievable. these are things that just never happen. essentially kind of figured that you would never see that again. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: their help is a lesson melanie says she will never forget. >> it also makes me think to maybe go above and beyond in my daily interactions. what can i do to move forward and spread that kindness that was done to me >>> a community in mourning. two minnesota pofrsers officersd a paramedic killed in the line of duty. the suspect no

sara bon-harper is highland's executive director. our institutions are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with the national archives and records of administration to present tonight's program in this impressive venue. we're also grateful for financial support provided by the paul and jane jones trust, which is administered by j. sheffield, the james monroe memorial foundation and the friends, the james monroe museum, their makes our public programs possible, and we really must acknowledge the tremendous work that doherty of the national archives or virtual programs director and lindsay crawford, our programs coordinator at the james room. the work they did in putting this program, they spent a lot of time logged a lot of hours giving us together and ready for this moment. we're very grateful for that. after our panel discussion, we will take questions from our audience here in, the theater and online and. we welcome both of those. president james monroe's seventh annual message to congress, which was on december 2nd, 18, 23,

, we've got >> okay, mark harper, we've got to thank you for to leave it there.on the programme um luck. programme. um good luck. >> thanks, eamonn. >> thanks, eamonn. >> thanks. not at all. the transport your transport budget there. your views. what mark views. you've heard what mark harker had to say. let us harker has had to say. let us know you think . good know what you think. good morning jonathan. with the morning to jonathan. with the weather a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> out there. good morning to you. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. it is quite a nice fine start to the week for many of us, and thatis the week for many of us, and that is thanks to this ridge of high pressure. begin to high pressure. let's begin to topple in across areas topple its way in across areas of uk. far southeast, of the uk. in the far southeast, though, we do still have low pressure lingering on first thing, still some thing, so there is still some rain for the likes of

puppy, a cavalier king charles spaniel. >> it was love at first sight as the puppy tried to climb harper'slap for some cuddles. best friends from the very beginning. >> and explosive experts detonated three worl d war bombs two era bombs discovered in a bay along the florida panhandlde . they're thought to be 80 plus years old. the underwaterthoughto detonatit off without a glitch and the bay is again bomb free. we think if you have viral video to share, share e with us at trace gallagher or at fox news night on social media. >> and just ahead in the nightcap, do you always feel like some more something is watching you? do ytmart devices are smar phones, are camerassmar our speakers? most americans not seem's wha to care. at least that's what we're told that thesewe're are recording without them. but we have your numbers hand. ? and guess what?u ca you care. still timere to weigh in on xnightc and instagram, the nightcap crew is next. apbut first, a live look at sana monica, california, the birthplace of america's sweetheart, shirley temple, as well as daddy's eva and lylae gallagher. my c

court and uh, and they were, they were awarded like, uh, billions of dollars for the mining of the harpers and all of that guess what us ignored you. okay. shock shape, goals or shopping islands. they ignore all of these uh, decisions because they can to many of julian's friends and supporters believe that if he loses his appeal in the u. k. high court that he will immediately be whisked off to a waiting car and then placed on a c, i a plane back to the united states. if that were to happen, he would be in what is called the federal lock up in alexandria, virginia within probably 10 hours. do you believe that's what we should be prepared for? is the fix in on this case, or does he have a hail mary chance at victory here? well, i think he is a hell, mary, chance i don't want to give up hope. you know, you hope is only successful if, if it's, if you, i hope drives you to a direct action. but um, i think you have to prepare for that, but do everything you can write down. the pressure has got to be on the u. k. government, right. now, right, that's the battle right now, is it you said the judg

harper, in the election to, to really only one side to pop the government side, the opposition boy called to do the book b and p saying that thousands, they say tens of thousands of the supporters, including local leaders, ocoee and joe. the government seems here to whittle down democracy into something like a piece of theatre. i know the very convincing piece of theatre that is troubling for you. well, it's very, very painful. you know, i was a teenager here in 1971 during the war. and i saw people were fighting for freedom of ordinary people who made the lives on the line. and there was no questionnaire that we were fighting for freedom to see today. people's freedom being stifled organ this way is extremely painful or very distressed for uh, for the democracy here. and it's not only the polls, you know, the polls are combination of a process. you talked about what was very visible, what is less miserable, but deeply troubling to democracy is the institutional capture from the judiciary. no enforcement to this human rights and the institutions in the country to other institutions. all o