jason harrington said the agency uses anti-effective anti-trifl security measures at the expense of theblic's health, privacy and dig in it pep he's just getting started. saying officers would pull a passenger's bag or give a pat down because a flyer was rude. those body scanners that gave flyers a virtual trip search and produced graphic images harrington describes as entertainment. officers gawking at images their every fold and dimple on full, awful display. piercings of every kind was visible. the wrap a scan full body scanners couldn't distinguish classic explosives from body fat and guns were practically invisible if turned sideways. tsa says many procedures and policies referenced in the article are no longer in place or characterized inaccurately. for example, scanners that show graphic images are no longer in airports. >> for them to be saying today it's not a big deal because they've been now removed after all the years when they resisted removing those in airports i think is a little hard to take at this point. >> when it came to profiling, harrington says until 2010 officers

incredibly, harrington was not hurt.razy. >> so new yorkers like us, we're known for being pretty tough. >> we're pretty tough. >> not a lot rattles us. >> that is until we're confronted with the spawn of satan terrorizing the streets of new york city in a remote control baby carriage. check it out. part of a promotional gimmick for the release of the horror film "devil's due." whether it works will be determined when the box offices releases figures. that looks really scary. >> it looks almost like a real baby. it's a little too realistic. >> the baby -- eventually this video goes on and on. >> starts spewing stuff. look at these people's reaction. >> satan in -- are you going to see that? >> yeah, not at all, especially after that. oh, my gosh. >> we have to keep watching this for our amusement. we'll take you to break. enjoy, folks. >> there it is. [ male announcer ] the person who said, "if you love something, set it free" probably wasn't talking about dollars. pretty much everybody wants to keep those. ♪ most car in

the manager and owner of harrington funeral home, antonio harrington, would not speak with us on camerallowed his attorney, roy copeland to speak with us. and in the defense of the funeral home, stuffing the cavity with newspaper, he cited a 25-year-old guide for embalming, which suggests when the organs are absent, you use sawdust or cotton, and i highlight that newspaper is not one of them. he says it absolutely is not one of them, nor is it precluded as one type of foreign substance that may be introduced into body for purposes of building up for display. essentially, it says, it doesn't say we can't use newspaper and that's what the state says. it's not best practices, but it's not a violation. again from the newspaper, no action from the state. >> so at the end of the investigation, in addition to his family not knowing how he died or why he was -- why he died, they have just got to accept the fact that somebody took out his organs and did away with them, even though they maybe had some relevance to the cause of death, and they're not going to get any more answers on that? >> well,

the manager and owner of harrington funeral home would not speak with us on camera but he allowed hisak with us. in defense of the funeral home stuffing the cavity with newspaper he cited a 25-year-old guide for embalming suggesting when the organs are absent you use saw dust or cotton. i highlight that newspaper is not one of them. he says it's absolutely not one of them. nor is it precluded as one type of foreign substance that may be introduced into a body for building up for display. essentially it doesn't say we can't use newspaper. that's what the state says. >> at the end of this investigation, in addition to his family not knowing how he died or why he died, they just got to accept the fact that somebody took out his organs and did away with them, even though they maybe had some relevance to the cause of death and they're not going to get anymore answers on that? >> reporter: we spoke with several former members of the fbi and asked is it possible there could be a third autopsy? you've got the competing ones from the state and the independent pathologist would the fbi want the

as you went twroorgz then ed harrington was faced with a two year budget where the power enterprises was really facing a physical cliff. they didn't have enough revenue to cover the cost. so what they did at the time to bring it into balance the first thing was they defender about $249 million of capital work outside the 10 year plan. the second thing that they focused on is increasing the general fund rate by 2 kent over 4 years to increase the revenue. the third thing they reduced a lot of that programs good programs we were supporting like energy efficient and go solar and programs like that. the other thing they did was they looked at ways to actually debt finance a lot of the capital work so at the focused on that. and also, they assumed that as far as our commercial rate we will keep up with pg&e so that revenue will increase. so in that they felt over time that they will bring the revenue in alignment with the costs and meantime they were planning to spend down the receivers in those years because we did have a large reserve at that time. that's the plan. we updated the plan a

jensen and harrington had conversations that's a chance to revisit this and we'll be working on that over the next 24 months. >> we had talked about that and given the events like the bond that bossing could was issuing we put it off a year i want to make sure this is the year and we don't forget that. >> thank you. >> wastewater? >> yeah. just a format thing willow tommy is getting ready. you have the details on the mruz it's not uniform it would help in each case i have individually the plus and minutes counts for the position when i went through and counted that's a lot of work. the other is to have the dollar value and if we're trading out clerks to get engineers that's important to know but if we could do that for all the enterprises that would be good >> francisco. >> mr. chair, i would say after each section i know you're going to say - >> no call for any public comment? >> i think it's relevant for the community it's too much. >> if there's no objection from my colleagues the budget hearing today is broken down into 4 categories abc and d and wastewater and a experimental aff

that was something that we worked off lion at that time, at harrington worked with the director of the arts commission to come up with a mo u that reflected alignment with our community policy >> and the arts commission does an awful love of not only spending our money but other. >> who paid for the chris 41 at the field sculptures. >> not us. that was - >> it was a place to put they've taken stuff out of the museum. >> so it was transferred out to the amount. >> so why do we noetd need a joint meeting. >> we had all that time where people were coming. >> the next time we'll have a motion to refer it to the 0 arts commission so as a volunteer this is getting tedious. >> i wouldn't agriculture the same until we have a plan or proposal there's several tint. >> i see the subjective reason why we should have. >> because of the fiscal piece. >> i don't see why we need one with the arts commission. >> expect we give them money. >> so the arts commission should come to us and ask for the money. >> the difference between art is that the money that we pretty much have to set aside has to be ide

they hooked an 8 foot tiger shark and sean harrington jumped in with the bird cage over his head. not a good move. then the predator made abyline for him, barely missed. beeline. he was uninjured. not too bright. >>> more trouble for aaron hernandez. new documents reveal boston police are looking into whether he was the gunman in a double murder if 2012. search warrant confirms police are looking into whether a suv owned by him was used in the drive-by shooting in boston. investigators also believe the 24-year-old man may have been the triggerman too. former nfl star currently now awaiting trial on murder charges for a 2013 shooting. >>> authorities in new mexico confirm charges have been filed against the 12-year-old boy accused of shooting two fellow students at a middle school in roswell. he faces juvenile charges and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. d boy remains in >> that's a newly released excerpt from one of the 911 calls tuesday. a 13-year-old boy remains in critical condition. the 12-year-old girl who was shot is reported as stable. so far investigators are not d

were people of different races and backgrounds sharing their dreams including washington wizard al harrington. >> my dream as a youngster was one to a,make my mother proud, make sure i got a good education so i would be in a position to take care of my family and it just so happened basketball fell in my lap and i ended up being pretty good at it. >> reporter: students agree sports is a place where blacks and whites can be together as martin luther king envisioned. >> what he was about was unity and fairness across the board for everybody. >> though he wasn't able to see the promised land that he dreamed of he was able to influence others into believing in that dream. >> reporter: it's a dream these students say is as relevant today as ever. at verizon center, diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >> that's good stuff. the we are dreamers discussion was hosted by former terp christy winters scott. >>> salt trucks rolling out soon, mola lenghi in laurel, right? >> mola is in laurel right now. the big story now, what's the game plan with all these salt trucks? >> reporter: guys, crews around d.c., maryl

they hooked an eight foot tiger shark -- a then 27 year old shaun harrington jumped in, with e bird cagever his head. t's when the predator made a bee-line for him... and bary missed. ut of the >>> these adrenaline junkies in australia thought it would be fun to go diving with a bird cage. that's when the predator made a beeline for him and barely missed. he quickly scrambled out of the water uninjured. >> how much beer? how much fosters? >> way too much. >>> this morning nominations were announced for the 86th annual academy awards. >> leading the pack with the most oscar nods. >> film selected for best picture nominees for 2013 are. "philomena," "her," "nebras "the wolf of wall street," "dallas buyer's club," and "captain phillips." the academy awar air on march 2-nd. we'll be right back. new at 6:00 tonight: they've academy awards air march 2nd. stay with us. we'll be right back. ] she has . [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them wi

maura harrington who has been involved in the campaign against the chopin to draw scorching county mayo was excused by judge patrick durkin this afternoon. he'd ordered she be detained in the court precinct after she told to disrupt proceedings the judge accepted she was coming to the gate of her husband's but she not disrupt his court again and disk mode the business of other citizens. the hummer and rte news s district courts groucho has begun filming sixteen cars and trees of the forest park in county court following the discovery of a disease which is spreading to woodlands throughout the country the farthest part of school borrow will be sold for six months in an attempt to contain the outbreak. whoever it's suspected that these out for the fifty sites have also been effective. milan baros is one of the most beautiful cars parks in the country attracting around one hundred thousand visitors every year. st and are fond of them on a street here in the sixth century. recently however a non white business or has our audience in gold on bach. fang. sth. moreover it's an infectious disea

de criminalize human rights activists said the mill would force many gay people to see nigeria harrington and nights thousands of anti government protesters have blocked several government buildings in bangkok today keeping many officials from going to work thai protesters have sent down several major intersections of this city as part of their land blockade of the countertop. they say they will continue to protest until the government of prime minister you have too much from us. i'll bring you back to france when the french presidency twice annual press conference looks set to be hijacked by media interest in his alleged affair with an address on top of that the first lady a long long time girlfriend every trip i left has been hospitalized as the story first broke four days ago. either of mine has more now on the french affair the whole world talking love story that has been making front pages of newspapers across the world france's first lady is humiliated the swim meets after the president is reported to be having an affair with an actress for international journalists in paris it was

the founder of harrington capital management, will come to the show. down again? we cannot get out of the way >> of volatility that we spoke about it in 2013 i thought it would continue for then your future so it continues on that trent it drove a lot of the volatility for the month of january. looked at the argentina or south africa or turkey's central bank the you mean currencies raising interest rates pretty dramatically so it moves out of the equity markets for those are big numbers. gerri: talk about markets outside the u.s. or it about deflationary in europe and number was down. is that a concern? >> i think it is. all eyes of western europe. we saw greece looking at spain and the numbers that come out manufacturing manufacturing, china was very weak and the of market sells off significantly. people are very visual with the institutional community and retail community of western europe with the data that comes with respect to inflation or deflationary but i think the central bank tries to defend the currency is a you will see volatility e and in addition if

gerri: well, joining me me with advice for the wallet is kyle harrington.see you. >> thank you, gerri. gerri: i'm wondering if it's a good thing to buy. is it good for small investors? >> you know, gerri. i actually think not. i have not been a big proponent of the fixed-income market for obvious reasons. right, gerri. the interest rates are just simply not that attractive for the smaller investor, in my opinion. i think we need to be diversified in our portfolio. and fixed income obviously comes to mind when you think of equities and other instrument to have a diversified portfolio. for the smaller investor, the floating rate difference, i don't think, makes a huge difference. i think the government's attempt here is to provide a little bit more attractiveness to the institutional community. the bigger buyer where five or ten basis points difference does make a difference in the rate of return of portfolios. gerri: they are really going for the pros. and they really -- they really are trying to grab the attention of the professional investors. thank you ve

. >> adam freed is superintendent of harrington park school district. >> as a teacher we know what we need to do. as a superintendent, because of our tax structure in the state of new jersey we have stakeholders that we are responsible for. >> how much of your budget here comes from the taxes of the people that live in the district. >> it's roughly 90%. >> have you hired a private investigator before? >> we had to. it breaks your heart to do that. you though there's 5,000 community members that you are responsible for, and you have the ultimate responsibility. as an educator, that's the thing that drives your heart. >> in new jersey the consequences include expulsion or paying back the school districts tuition. in ohio, pennsylvania and five other states, boundary hoppers can be charged criminally. >> i never thought i would go to gaol for lying about my zip code. >> when we return, parents locked up for stealing on education. >> before the break special correspondent soledad o'brien told us about boundary hopping, families that sneak their kids into the good schools. in the second ha

michael harrington has written the other america about the poverty and we had seen some of it through civil rights movement, and i personally had experienced it. i was in my ninth year of working full-time and going to college undergraduate and graduate school, eight hours a day, and school all day, and growing out of a situation where i spent time in an orphanage and was poor and hungry most of my young life. >> so what did the new war on poverty mean for you? >> what it meant for me was hope that while i had no loans and grants to go to college, by the time my younger brother went there were pell grants so people could go to college. worrying about being hungry, soon there was food stamps and food availability. word about medical care soon for poor people. there was medicaid, so there were lots of changes that took place, and even jobs programs that were set up, so what the war on poverty meant was hope that things would change and a lot of things did change. >> so the white house says the poverty rate is now around 16%, is the country better off? >> we are a heck of a lot better of

. >> serving a 99-year sentence for first degree murder, patrick harrington spends his days working on a very special project. >> 2 1/2 years ago i called my younger brother and asked him, hey, can i make your daughter a doll house? he says, sure. so i've been working on this doll house for about two years now. like the windows here, they all work, up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work. this door up here. it's pull-down stairs. so like a little doll can come up around the top. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. it's a lot of work. it's a lot of fun. my brother has another daughter that's a year and a half. so will i have to make another doll house for the other daughter? maybe. if i do, yeah, i'll do it. >>> coming up -- >> i like guys that like girls. so that may seem like an odd ball homosexual. there's no name for what it is. so that's just me. a queen. ik could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to

. >> kyle harrington, we thank you for joining us and sharing your perspective.year to you. >> you, too, kelly. >> i think i'm putting it mildly when i say it's a blast of extreme cold weather hitting our country. it is brutally cold. we're talking below zero for temperatures in some areas. what you need to know -- you may think you know. we're going to tell you how to stay safe. >> we've got like four pairs of slacks, three sweatshirts, two hats, two gloves. c explore what's new for 575 calories or less on oulighter fareu. enjoy fresh tossed. go fish. and try our new rosemary garlic chicken at olive garden. [ mthat if you wear a partial,w you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. poligrip helps minimize stress which may damage supporting teeth by stabilizing your partial. care for your partial. help protect your natural teeth. @w@wowowpg÷÷owúç÷gçngogog it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together.k. for some low-income families, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentia

were people of different races and backgrounds sharing their dreams including washington wizard al harrington. >> my dream as a youngster was one to av, make my mother proud, make -- a, make my mother proud, make sure i got a good education so i would be able to take care of my family and just so happened basketball fell in my lap and i ended up being pretty good at it. >> reporter: the students agree sports is a place where blacks and lights can be toke as martin luther king envisioned. >> what he -- together as martin luther king envisioned. >> what he was about was unity and fairness across the board for everybody. >> though he wasn't able to see the promised land, he was able to influence others into believing in that dream. >> reporter: diane roberts at verizon center, wusa9 sports. >>> we are dreamers challenge asked students to submit stories on a time in their lives when they stood up for something they believed was right and how it related to dr. king's dream. >>> coming up on wusa9, snow is in the forecast and topper shutt is tracking the storm. >> plus house of horrors, we have the

kyle harrington. peter boockvar from lindsey group, and warren myers from illustro trading. warren, give us the play by play, the perspective from the floor. what's going on? >> i'll tell you, you know, the one thing i will say up front is there is no sense of real panic, so i don't want people out there to say that the world is coming to an end. you know i think so many people have been expecting a sell-off for so long that once we had a couple days in a row of a down market i think this has been kind of feeding on itself and i think that's really all you really have seen on the floor. yes, it's an accumulation of a few events. i think the surprise events were the emerging markets and china a bigger impact than the earnings in the last couple days but i think those three combined are what's driving the market down but it's in an orderly fashion. >> quincy let's talk about china. is this what is ailing the market more broadly? is it because of that data? >> i think it had more to do with the worries over the credit markets in china. the shadow banking system has been somethi

in 196 -- 1962 a man named michael harrington whos with a socialist, part of the democratic catholic workers movement published a book called the other america, poverty in the united states. it has had a great impact. >> well, what really gave it a great impact was the fact that dwight mcdonald, the critic, then published a discussion of it in "the new yorker" called a reviseable poor. and that created this sense that america has a problem. and john kennedy when he was in west virginia for the prime area in his-- primary in his struggle to win the nomination for presidency, he got a firsthand glimpse of the suffering, the difficulties that people had in that state. and in 1963 he was talking about having the war on pov the in the second term. so after he died, the counsel, the chairman of the counsel of economic advisors walter heller said to lyndon johnson, kennedy was talking about a war on pov the. an johnson said that's my kind of program. >> and what was the country that johnson was-- when this started, how serious was the state of poverty? >> it was serious there was something

the manager and owner of harrington funeral home would not speak with us on camera but he allowed histo speak with us. in defense of the funeral home stuffing the cavity with newspaper he cited a 25-year-old guide with embalming suggesting whechb the organs are absent you use saw dust or cotton. that's a 25-year-old version. a more recent version got rid of saw duchlt here's my exchange in the months since this has come to light with that attorney, roy copeland. watch. >> i'm told we don't have that exchange. >> reporter: let me tell you what he said. again the book says either cotton or saw dust. and i highlight that newspaper is not one of them. he says it's absolutely not one of them. nor is it precluded as one type of foreign substance that maybe introduced into a body for purposes up of billing up display. essentially it doesn't say we can't use newspaper. that's what the state says. it's not best practices but it's not a violation. again with the newspaper, no action from the state. >> so again, at the end of this investigation in addition to his family not knowing how he died o

the manager and owner of harrington funeral home would not speak with us on camera but he allowed hispeak with us. in defense of the funeral home stuffing the cavity with newspaper he cited a 25-year-old guide with embalming suggesting when the organs are absent you use saw dust or cotton. that's a 25-year-old version. a more recent version got rid of sawdust. here's my exchange in the months since this has come to light with that attorney, roy copeland. watch. >> i'm told we don't have that exchange. >> so again, at the end of this investigation in addition to his family not knowing how he died or why he died, they just got to accept the fact that somebody took out his organs and did away with them, even though they maybe had some relevance to the cause of death and north going to get any more answers on that. >> reporter: you know, we spoke with several members, former members of the fbi and asked, well, is it possible that there could be a third autopsy? you've got the competing ones from the state and the independent pathologist would the fbi want their own. it was possible. but n

see there he got out without getting hurt. >> i'd probably still be in there. >> harrington is part ofn entertainment group similar to the "jackass" crew here in the u.s. >> you don't say. >> that explains why he decided to do it. >> a bird cage for a bird brain. >> you call that an idiot? i'm an idiot. >> exactly. >> natalie, thanks very much. >> mr. roker, what's happening in your neck of the woods? >> well, we've got more on the fire danger natalie was talking about. here's the reason. out west, historical western drought affecting that area. in fact, as you look at the drought monitor right now, you'll see that we've got exceptional extreme drought throughout much of central california, lake tahoe to the north of los angeles. here's what's happened. normal weather pattern brings the storm track across on into california. they get their rain, their snow, it adds to the snow pack, adds to the rainfall. however, it's been a persistent ridge of high pressure for the last six months. storm track and the jet stream up north. they're getting no rain. your typical rainy season july 1st thr

sean harrington and his twin brother dean have a website that have extreme video suns described as thelia. this almost got him killed. he put a bird cage on for protection and jumped off australia's north coast where a shark was spotted. the shark went right for him and used the cage to fend off the eight foot tiger shark. >> turn around at you. [bleep] [screaming] [bleep] [screaming] [bleep] >> reporter: well the cage was not reinforced steel type typically used by shark divers. it was a flimsy 50-dollars bird cage and needless to say it wasn't working so the terrified sean scrambled back on the boat. >> never seen sean jump in the boat so fast. probably one of the stupidest things he has ever done. >> i was laughing how scared he was but i'm glad he didn't lose his leg. >> reporter: that was his brother there. tiger sharks have more than 50 feet and are known as the garbage disposal of the ocean because they will eat anything. they don't typically target humans deliberately. scuba divers have been known to swim with them. this shark was angered because he had a hook in his mouth beca

it is what harrington thought we needed to do. why do i mention that? getting back to austerity. we have got to fight. this idea that we are broke? how often do you hear from people in the senate, we cannot do unemployment compensation unless we take out the disabled payment. we cannot afford that. we are the richest country in the world. we are the richest country in the history of the world. if we are so rich, why are we so broke? why can't we afford to do these things? it is because there is a misallocation of capital, and talkhas to be reallocated. radio show hosts should start broadcasting from project houses, from homeless shelters, and go out there and start getting those people on talk radio and let them start hearing what their lives are about. did any of you read that article times" aboutork that little homeless girl. people have to start understanding what is happening to poor people and how they struggle. i hate to pick on rubio, but why not? [laughter] said, one of the best things to get people out of poverty is not a government program. it is called marriage. did yo

this nation of prosperity and plenty, there was also quote, the other america, as author michael harrington called it. fully 1/5 of our population trapped in poverty. across appalachia, in urban ghettos, in large swaths of rural america, millions of american children were being raised in shacks and slums, going to bed hungry, attending grossly substandard schools. worse, experts described this poverty as intractable. experts warned that despite the nation's overall prosperity, poverty was growing more widespread because, as one study put it, the poor were -- quote -- "not part of the economic structure." a then-report by the president's council of economic advisors asserted that -- quote -- "future economic growth alone will provide relatively few escapes from poverty. end quote. economic growth alone, they said, will not solve the issue of poverty. of course i must add it's very much the same today. aeconomic growth alone will provide few escapes from poverty today if 91% of income gains will top 1%, and if the rewards of productivity gains go to shareholders and not to the workers. so it

sean harrington cage diving in australia and there is an eight-foot tiger shark.hat was a birdcage. that shark could have easily torn through it. in fact, the only weapon he had when the shark charged him, yeah, his plan to take that quick dip for a stunt for a surfing label, maybe not so much. >> huh-uh. >> so it's really hot outside and there are many sharks in the water. just maybe we avoid australia right now. maybe note to self. >> thank you. >>> now to new jersey governor chris christie digging out from that traffic scandal that could block his road to the white house. he tried to move beyond bridgegate in his state of the state speech yesterday and a new poll shows he's holding his own with new jersey voters. abc's jim avila has been on the story from the start. >> reporter: chris christie's fourth state of the state address as new jersey governor was clearly high stakes. the normally bombastic governor stood outside the statehouse chamber, his face showing the tension, his entrance muted despite three minutes of applause. >> now, the last week has certainl

. >>> y kit harrington.an todas las peleas te daban la libertad, la Última pelea que hace adewale akinnyoye lo hace con kit. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> tambiÉn es un esclavo, y al final llega para pelear y el volcÁn tiene mucho que ver. y es una pelÍcula que tiene muchos efectos especiales, y se requiere de movimientos que tuvieron que practicar. entrenaron mucho? >>> sÍ. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). (risas) >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> 4 horas al dÍa, durante 4 semanas previas, con una nutricionista que le daba poca comida, muchas pesas, y mucho entrenamiento que tiene que ver con las peleas, finalmente acciÓn como decÍamos, efectos especiales, y hay una historia de amor tambiÉn ahÍ, kit. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> se enamora finalmente, realmente dice que se dedicaba toda su vida a morir hasta que conoce a esta chica. y como bien sabia, adewale akinnyoye, hablas muchos idiomas, francÉs, italiano, pero quÉ tal el espaÑol? >>> (hablan en inglÉs). (risas) >>> es el lugar para aprenderlo. >>> el italiano lo hablas

this is jeannette harrington. >> there's about 40 wigs in the show.ng backstage with me. i'm really looking forward to taking on the role of cinderella, and i hope you all come and see it. yay. >> it does fit. >> it's pretty. >> the slipper fits, yay. so good to have carly rae jepsen with us. last time we saw you, you were singing during our summer concert series. >> yes, yes. >> nice to have you back. >> it's nice to be back. thank you very much. >> is it true you dreamed of playing cinderella since you were a little girl. >> i dreamed of being on broadway since i can remember, yeah, and cinderella is kind of the dream role. i don't even think i took it that far in my imagination. i thought maybe i'd be maid number three. i thought it would be fantastic. such an honor. i can't wait. >> you've been posting pictures on your instagram. how much practice are you doing every day? >> well, it's funny. because a lot of people have asked me since moving to new york, what's it like? have you seen any sights? any great plays? i am only doing this. i'm eating b