in oakland we have on harrison and moss police activity, atmos avenue at harrison and this is about a block away from 580 near macarthur and harrison. there is a gas station there and at the block there are a lot of apartment buildings. whatever is going on may be blocking harrison street coming down to the freeway. we will let you know more. at the bay bridge the traffic is moving along well and no major problems. onto 80 commute it does not look bad and traffic is moving along well. you want to mention the traffic over the past is off to a good start. let's get back to the desperate >>> two young sisters were killed when their mother's car ran off the road and landed in the petaluma river. the crash is similar to one in general last week. yesterday morning the car went off petaluma boulevard. the chp says the mother did not have a drivers license. >>> hours after it clipped in to the petaluma river and was pulled onto the street. water pouring from it9-year-old delilah gonzales and her sister sayra, 7, had been pelted into their seats with their mom behind the wheel. the crash may h

>> we are here at harrison and tricked into it one person was stabbed. taking a look at the scene a very fresh crime scene for this happened around 3:40 am. you can see there are police vehicles here and one ambulance. as we swing the camera around you might be able to see there is an apartment building in the intersection of harrison and moss avenue . for some reason they seem to be focused on the apartment building. we haven't had a chance to speak with the officers to find out where it happens but we have video that we shot we first arrived on scene in the video you may see as we first arrived we saw one man being loaded into a waiting ambulance. we are hearing that there were two people stopped and one person tased at the intersection of harrison and trained them to pick more than a dozen officers responding. a number of police vehicles were out here. at least half dozen we first arrived and some have left it one of the ambulances has left and we are looking for more details on this incident but for now what we do know is that this was an incident wh

sarah harrison and editor with wikileaks.e're talking to oliver stone, three-time award-winning filmmaker who this week is celebrating his 70th birthday will stop and joseph gordon-levitt, the star of the film. he plays edward snowden in the film "snowden." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "eye inthe sky." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez. we are spending the hour talking about the new film that tells the story of nsa whistleblower edward's note and called "snowden." while speaking on monday from moscow where he is in exile, edward snowden made a case for presidential pardon by barack obama. this is snowden speaking with ewen macaskill. >> if not for these disclosures, these revelations, we would be worse off. yes, there are laws on the books that say one thing, but perhaps this is why the pardon power exists -- for the exceptions, for the things that may seem unlawful in letters on a page, but when you look at them morally, ethically am a and look at th

he got that from walter harrison in 1869 when he was sitting in the shade and harrison told him that. one thing bachelder did not win. it's almost always call pickett's charge. no matter how hard all the historians in this country have blow the huff and puff and down the high water mark of the chapter --john bachelder prevailed. of john bachelder prevailed, he shaped how we remember gettysburg place in the war. to sum up as we said, we could do a seminar on bachelder. points touched the high in his life and career here. what did he do, what was his vision. let's look at some of the things he did. .e documented the battle wayapped the battle in a that no battle i am aware of was ever mapped up to that point in time. he marked the battlefield in a way that may no battlefield in the world has ever been mark. he promoted tourism on the field. he was the early guy who promoted the fact that now today 1.5 million people have come to gettysburg to help make it that place that was a destination for americans. he looked to the future and advocating how the field would be commemorated and with

bobby fuller senior dt: whoever wins this game calls themselves the after 8 seasons away, ray harrison returns as the hornets coach. hillside coach ray harrison: a lot of blood, sweat and tears went into hillside back in the day to get the program where it is right now. coach king did a great job continuing the program and i'm just stepping back into the shoes and want to keep the program going rward.david madzivanyika senior de/te: i was like, this is going to be great. just gonna pick back up from last year and continue to build. ylen lsenior c: it's the battle of durham, the bull city classic. so it's very important. bragging rights for the whole year. hillside coach ray harrison: my fraternity brother is the head coach over there, so it's a great thing to go against him as well. jamie: visit interviews. we'll see you next thursday for the cw22 game of the week join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 for the latest eyewitness news. we'll see you again tomorrow night for "eyewitness news at ten" -- here on announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> today on tmz... >> there is now undenial proof that

wake sheriff donnie harrison's talking about his in a says... "each of wake county's schools has at least one single-stall restroom on campus, which is typically reserved for faculty and is certainly an option for accommodating transgender students." you can watch the full interview with sheriff harrison--right now on a-b-c 11 dot-com. :25 band 27 singing 19-23 - dancing dancing and signing and a mix taking over fayetteville street today...for la fiesta del pueblo. the event brings people together from several countries through food...and festivities. this is the third year for the event held just outside the raleigh eyewitness news center. many of the hundreds of people who strolled fayetteville street stopped by the abc11 tent to connect with our crew.. test their weather skills and get some swag. and our own steve daniels and stephanie lopez took the stage to performers throughout the day. meteorologist liz horton is here now with the forecast. liz horton is here now with the forecast. a stationary boundary is forecast to linger just south of

that was interested in number 14 on mission street that matter is continued commissioners item 12 harrison street a large project authorization. >> good afternoon commissioiner fong and members of the commission and commissioner antonini your nightmare will be greatly missed and the item before you a land use and transportation pursuant po to planning codes to demolish ash existing vacate warehouse and a four story multi family building as well as a one thousand 200 ground floor plus pdr unit on harrison street the proposed project includes the demolition of the warehouse and now construction murray 26 thousand plus square feet with 19 dwelling units and one pdr unit 15 off-street parking and class 2 bike parking spaces and class 1 bike parking spaces the project includes a dwelling unit two bedroom and 3, one bedroom units reading the interm controls the resolution requires if any residential or mixed income project within a medium project between 25 and 40 square feet of non-residential shall require a large project authorization under planning code section 329 and provided additional in

rupert harrison is with us.esting is not so much oil moving, but the idea of shocks. read calomiris, he is with us for the next hour, he said weaker systems can lead to shocks having value. what is the shock for your united kingdom? rupert: we just had a big one. it is how wide you spread your model. the headlines like that, i would be skeptical about iran freezing out with. -- output. globally, capacity is still too high relative to demand. the u.s. election is a shock that will affect everyone. tom: going to the presidential debates, give us an update on how you perceive the election. it has been a tomato is 30 days. how do you perceive what ms. clinton and mr. trump are doing? rupert: i don't want to say this, that it has echoes of the feeling we had during the brexit campaign. you start out with an assumption amongst people that it will be fine, hillary clinton will win. similar feelings ahead of the brexit vote. you cannot assume that. it is very close. you have big events coming up like this debate on mond

this accident northbound over by harrison boulevard. also a disabled car, and then as you travel north, another crash by 128 so you travel northbound on 24 this morning. and the crash cleared on 128 south at the braintree split, and from there, half-hour ride north into boston, pike, another crash cleared and your ride 25 minutes from 495 to 128, 93 south slow out of methuen, and stop and go into andover, and more delays through wilmington and down to the spot pond and more volume down towards the lever connector am trains and buses ok. >> thank you. we're following breaking news on the developments. >> a man accused of murdering a police officer has been captured in rhode island. a raid taking place in providence, and a man accused of gunning down an officer on saturday. also breaking, one person is recovering after a car slams into a utility pole in woburn. this was the scene on lake avenue. police telling us that the injuries were meyer, no word on a cause. and r gloucester's police chief is off the job. officer campanello was paid o

like pawn stars' rick harrison who's called him a modern day picasso. more's rachel smith spoke with the artist about a special exhibit of his work that's opening this weekend. <

. >> reporter: chase harrison died in 2008 when his dad forget to drop him at day care and went to work, leaving the toddler for hours in his hot car. now father miles harrison is pleading for help. >> i considered myself guilty, guilty and full of shame and anger. i cry every day for chase. if there had been a simple chime to alert me of my son's presence, none of this would have happened. >> the families are the most motivating factor. >> reporter: on thursday, congressman tim ryan of ohio and two other lawmakers from both parties introduced the hot cars act which stands for helping overcome trauma for children alone in rear seats. the act would require automakers to install technology, warning drivers when a passenger remains in the back seat. just so tragic. i think we need to step up and fix it and fix it now. >> reporter: 29 children have already died this year after being left in a hot vehicle. on an 80-degree day, the temperature inside a closed car can reach between 130 and 172 degrees, according to the centers for disease control. general motors has already developed its own w

30 -- all alone. 10.59.41 i was not aware that she could come early, leave him there, and go 44 harrison is in the first grade. and kathi says the district told her its policy says school after that, there's apparently no rule in place to make sure kids are handed over from one adult -- to another. 11.00.46 im very, very, very upset about it 48 [butt with] 10.58.59 anyone could just come up and snatch him and i'd never see him again 59.04 we reached out to the clark county school district and got a statement, which says in part, "the ultimate responsibility of safe student passage to and from school/pickup points rests with the parent or legal guardian. we continue to as support by showing up 10 minutes prior to their child's drop off time." kathi says now that she's aware of the policy, it doesn't mean she has to agree with it. she thinks the district still should need permission -- to leave young students out on their own. the district busses almost 140 thousand students. soc we looked into this story.... after kathi e-mailed us. if you have a story..... you'd like us to investigate...

. >> that is rich harrison. he did not want to speak to us on camera but he would make sure everything got involved -- resolved to satisfied both parties. >> if they want to change the % color i will come back and paint it whatever color they want us to but i am not putting the build this time. >> harrison went to home depot and picked up the tab for new paint -- a neutral color the neighbors will be a lot with. >> colorado is changing the look of edible pot products. how the state is trying to keep children away from these laced snacks. >> please listen if you have a lot of stuff you don't want to use. a colorado man has a way to ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. how many times have you bought something and you use it once and it just sits there? what to do with that stuff? this kind of stresses me out because you know you could give it away or yard sale it but a colorado man is hoping you will post it on his new website. nicole b

around six o'clock in the area of harrison and marshall. we're told a classic car and whole lot of tools were destroyed. we're told a second car out on the street also caught fire. officials say, nobody was injured. you decide coverage now -- on the heels of monday night's historic presidential debate.. both candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard. wisconsin yet again at the center of the political spectrum as both parties are set to visit our state this week. angelica joins us in studio with the details. donald trump will make an appearance in our state supporters at the waukesha expo center. he's set to take the stage at six o'clock. wisconsin is an important state for both trump and hillary clinton. the latest marquette law school poll gave clinton just a slight lead among likely voters 44 to 42, but that's still well within the margin of error, so it's a dead heat. however -- that poll taken before monday night's debate. as for trump's opponent -- hillary clinton will be spending the day in new hampshire today. her former sanders

this is harrison archway development off of harrison avenue. police say say when this he arrived, they found the woman in her 20s shot with nonlife-threatening injuries. police telling us, they found another person shot, a man. al hospital also with nonlife-threatening injuries. at this point, police still saying this is an active investigation. also haven't made any arrests so far. and also no information about a suspect or suspects. but did tell me at this point, very preliminarily, this could be a gang-related shooting in the south end. as soon as we get an update from police, we'll let you know on air, online, at fox25boston.com. coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> jason: police say a man running a prep school was caught in a sex sting. steven bliss is the head of school at cats academy in braintree and investigators say he met face-to-face in worcester. with an undercover officer he met online and hired to have sex. that male undercover officer was not posing as a child according to investigators. bliss resigned as superintendent of the dover sher

brian harrison had a stunning upset over milos bondage. to start thinking about the holidays. >> i got wind. >> a can of cyanide. >> why don't you show everybody. >> i do want to. lauren: wal-mart is our desktop games and gizmos for the holiday season. look at what could become the next bestsellers and what you might not be able to find on store shelves. stock index futures at 31 in the free market. nasdaq up 11 and a half. oil prices traded at $44.57 a barrel flying to the downside down a third of 1%. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engineering, aerodynamics- a split second too long could mean scrapping it all and starting over. propulsion, structural analysis- maple bourbon caramel. that's what we're working on right now. from design through production, siemens technology helps manufacturers meet criti

harrison, tyler, polk, and taylor ? ? fillmore, pierce, buchanan ? ? lincoln, johnson, grant, hayes, garfield ? ? arthur, cleveland, harrison, cleveland ? ? mckinley, roosevelt, taft, and wilson ? ? harding, coolidge, hoover ? ? franklin d. roosevelt, harry s. truman ? ? dwight d. eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. >> impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you >> they did. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so, it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stan of the cond out from the restte. >> stand out, you did. what's it

harrison, tyler, polk, and taylor ? ? fillmore, pierce, buchanan ? ? lincoln, johnson, grant, hayes, garfield ? ? arthur, cleveland, harrison, cleveland ? ? mckinley, roosevelt, taft, and wilson ? ? harding, coolidge, hoover ? ? franklin d. roosevelt, harry s. truman ? ? dwight d. eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. >> impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you also asked the audience to clap along. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so, it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stand out from the rest of the contestts >> s

david harrison is suing larry benjamin in the amount of 4000 dollars. mr. harrison claims mr. benjamin refuses to give his team the prize they won from a bowling tournament. mr. benjamin claims the plaintiff's team didn't follow the rules. and he believes the team cheated.

you can see all the pageantry of miss america live from atlantic city with host chris harrison on 6abcll the fun begins at 9:00 p.m. followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. good luck to our local contestants. >>> a little game time before procedure may help little ones. we have the results of a study playing games may help relief anxiety. >>> police investigate the shooting of two people at a gas station overnight. >>> we take you outside, sky6 live hd looking at philadelphia international airport. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. >> your heart in our heart. today my daughter, brook alexandra jackson, today we remember and honor all those lost and salute all those who keep us safe. >> heartbroken families reading the names of the 3,000 individuals who lost their lives 15 years ago on this 9/11. this is a live look in matt at that -- manhattan in new york. services are being held in new york and pentagon and shenksville, pennsylvania. >>> it was and emotional weekend for a mercer county school that paid tribute to a former su

there is only one problem, harrison never tweeted it. hello, photo shop. good one too. that is not only one. check this out. this is from yesterday, rams number one, overall selection, jared golf, wears his own jersey to the bar. classy move. ladies love it. it wasn't true. it was a charity function. a simple search would show you the entire l.a. rams squad was there in their jersey. a whole lot of americans willing to believe something they heard second and third hand these days, without the most, basic fact checking they seem to believe a single article or let's be honest a single head line and then share it. that is not fair to anyone and to be honest, it is quite lazy for to us believe, anything these days on the internet without checking. google is right there for you, people, come on. first two examples were nothing big, pretty funny to be honest but with the election coming up and these deep issues all around the country there is a few stories that are not completely accurate and being shared all over social media i ask you, a plea, if something is worth being sh

like pawn stars' rick harrison who's called him a modern day picasso. now -- tim's work will be displayed in las vegas for the first time. more's rachel smith spoke with him about his inspired connection to our city. tim says, imagine dragons, i love their music! what's so fascinating is of the thousand paintings that i've done, the two that they were drawn to most were the two i sent me. rachel: people really got to know you and your art through your work with imagine dragons, our local band, and your having your very first art exhibit in las vegas. tim: yeah, i'm really excited about it, and i never have received so much exposure so quickly as when i did the album cover for imagine dragons. that album cover turned into a full blown collaboration between cantor and the band - which extended to videos and artwork for each song.. but he also had another famous fan from vegas even before that! tim: even before that i met rick harrison. he filled his home with my art. he just really loved it. then he flew out to new york for the show. rick: he's an amazing

they could never nothing they can do about her cystic fibrosis.ey they later got married drying can harrison left show business got marriedma and raise two children she started in. designr is business. the two of them share the special friendship she was 73w andas died of complications froa more than 91,000 fans crammed into the alley coliseum it was the first home game theyeyi they were baking in temperatures in the southern part of the is under an extreme fire danger she takes her fifth and the enter thehe a developing story will hear from them coming out day so winning school on thursday and feature them next weekurs on fox 8 news in the welcome back. to fox 8 news on a monday morning will be back on o wednesday. and then akron canton in youngstownes a little bit cooler in months and there's some fog to contend with for sure 64 in hudsonnt moisture associated with it details that eight-day forecast you don't want to miss. give transgender talent a chance.. give them their story. i would not be unhappy historyhi was made as she won her fifth consecutive emmyss for the, afr all i had apolog

we do want to mention something to avoid the intersection of harrison and slade -- i'm sorry harrison and moss avenue because of the police activity. we also want to mention the trade the super commute. it is already getting busy on 205 at as you head over to the past. the traffic is going to be busy. when you get to livermore it does even out. let's talk about the macarthur remain and the traffic there. that looks good coming around the corner. no major traffic here as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it is still light although this will be the busiest our according to statistics. now at 5 am let's go back to the desk . >> we do begin our 5 am our with breaking news out of oakland. policing there are on the scene of a stabbing right near interstate right near interstate 80 . that is where christian capsid is as well to talk about what has happened here harrison street and moss avenue. >> reporter: we literally just spoke with the commander on the scene as you are getting your weather and traffic update we were getting the very latest on this incident here. two people stabbed one

harrison... goes to a magnet school... but... a bus picks him up and drops him off.... at whitney elementary..... where his mother picks him up.... at 4-30. but one day... kathy espinal.... noticed her son waiting at the school.... before 4-30.... all alone. 11.00.46 im very, very, very upset about it 48 [butt with] up and snatch him and i'd never see him again 59.04 harrison is in the first grade. and kathi says.... the district told her its policy says... school authorities only have to wait with children.... in kindergarten. after that... there's no rule in place..... to make sure kids are handed over from one adult.... to another. we reached out to c-c-s-d... and they said in part.... "the ultimate responsibility of safe student passage.... to and from school/pickup points.... your voice.. your vote in the race to the white house.. and hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail. clinton took a few days off after being diagnosed last friday with pneumonia. during a rally today in north carolina.. she said it was nice to take a break. "sitting at home was pretty mu

. >>> new season with a new coach, a leash a vitarelli talk to cliff harrison about his excitement foris new gig, those stories and much more when we come right back. >> yet another pro athlete has taken a knee during the playing of the national anthem. an active protest over civil rights. brandon marshall took the knee during the anthem before his team faced off before the carolina panthers. he was a teammate and fraternity brother of collin kaepernick. kaepernick has been refusing to stand for the anthem in protest of racial oppression and police brutality in the u.s. >>> north korea claims to have lost a successful nuclear test overnight. it is the 5th such test overall. abc's marce gonzalez has more. >> reporter: north korea announced a powerful explosion that caused a magnitude five tremor as they test ballistic missiles with increasing range. placing it on a warhead capable of reaching the u.s. tests raise serious concerns. north korea programs will continue to grow, the range of the missiles will extend unless the united states and the international community take steps to negot

and the sunset point road is closed fort harrison to washington, take union street instead. it should re-open later on this afternoon. that's a look at weather and traffic. back to gene and gayle. >>> the chaos in charlotte is just the latest following the shooting of black men by police officers. >> i h a second night of protests turned violent and frustrations continue to build in the wake of the police shooting of 43-year-old keith scott. and meredyth censullo is monitoring live feeds from charlotte. and the images are unbelievable. >> reporter: yeah, they really are. the national guard, their in to charlotte right now and several major businesses including bank of america have asked their local employees to stay home. at one point, thousands of protesters flooded into the streets. one person was shot by another protester. he is on life support. four police officers have been treated for minor injuries. for a second night, tear gas crowds. roads were closed overnight. some protesters actually laying down in the intersections. national guard convoys as we said are starting

. >> yeah, pneumonia is in big deal when you are running for president, just ask william henry harrison. you can't. he died of pneumonia. >> well, little history lesson there. >> always good stuff from stephen colbert. we have good stuff from kate think morning. >> i think so, depending how you look at the this forecast, it is a nice summer like day and if you have held back on closing your pool for the season today will be a good excuse to hit the pool. also the area beaches. we will heat up very easily here today. higher in terms of the dew points, higher humidity with it but now we're in the time of the year where we're losing daylight. it will not get as hot as easily and we will turn it up with our graphic here. daylight is getting shorter as sun comes up later, later, and sunsets earlier, and earlier, and earlier. by the time we hit halloween morning we are seeing that sun coming up until 7:29 in the morning. long after we're done on the air on "eyewitness news" this morning but regardless i promise we will see decent sunrise here today and we expect again to see more sun then any

this is personal for harrison both his cousin and niece have been shot. and his best friend was shot and killed a few years ago. this is becoming a familiar scene for people living in trenton. police cars lining streets, officers shining flashlights in homes and businesses while they investigate. skyforce 10 was over one of the shooting scenes on tuesday. tuesday's shootings come after a rile lent weekend in trenton that left three people dead and at least three others hurt. >>> it's 4:35. investigators are looking into the case of a kindergartner in trenton who went to school with more than two dozen packets of heroin in his lunch box. they spotted the boy playing with what seemed to be white candy packet, but actually, it was heroin. so far, no one was charged. >>> the city is asking the state of new jersey for a reprieve in meeting the terms of a $73 million state loan. the mayor said the city would violate the terms when it missed its deadline for the municipal utility authority. then the state could demand repayment of the loan and take over the new

toddler for hours in his hot car.now, father miles harrison is pleading for help."i consider myself guilty and full of anger. i cry every day for chase. if there had been a simple chime to alert us to the presence of my son, this would not have happened.""the families are the most motivating factor."motivating and two other lawmakers from both parties, introduced the "hot cars act," which stands for "helping overcome trauma for children alone in rear seats."the act would require automakers to install technology warning drivers when a passenger remains in the backseat. backseat."these are really senseless deaths of young people that are just so tragic. i think we need to step up and fix it --- and fix it now."twenty-nine children have already died this year after being left in a hot vehic. vehicle.on an 80 degree day - the temperature inside a 130 and 172 degrees, according to the cdc. general motors has already developed its own warning system - which it will include on next year's acadia model.congressman ryan hopes to pass hot cars act before the end of the year.

. >> reporter: perched on the hill in timber creek in bellmawr the hug harrison glover house is in the way of the next phase of the massive interchange project at route 42 an i295. >> thinks an extremely significant property in south jersey for american revolutionary war hero. >> reporter: built in 1721 and expanded in 1764 the house belonged to war captain william harrison. the historians say american soldiers twice for the british and mercies there. since 1920's, they have used the house as an office for st. mary's cemetery. many people in bellmawr just became aware of the house two years ago when surrounding trees were cut down for height way project. now is there an effort to save it. >> we would like to see it, preserved, moved to a new location where it is history can be displayed. >> reporter: grass roots movement aided by donald norcross is asking federal highway administration to reconsider historical significance of the house and face 80 percent of the nearly half million-dollar cost to move it. but it might be too late. >> you have to realize it is a billion dollars project,

the question i would like to ask, how about william henry harrison? you didn't mention him, his illness and whatever, happened to him in his 30 days. richard: i'm trying to think about this quickly. we all know that william henry harrison, first american president to die in office. wasnot sure now whether he -- unfortunately, i'm conflating william henry harrison and that retailer. i have to be honest with you -- andhe fact that zachary taylor. i have to be honest with you about the fact that -- [inaudible] the doctors did, with him for 30 days before he died. tyler had to fight for the fact that he was now president. they would say, you are just acting president. that was one of the compromises. richard: right. we are going to have you give the next talk. [laughter] that is in the limb point. thank you. -- that is an excellent point. thank you. >> can you top little bit about president who might have had mental illness like depression? veryrd: you are asking a important question. i don't think we have enough time to do it justice. my mind goes immedi