and as nbc's harry smith tells us, it's a role she's been preparing for her entire life. >> reporter: once not along ago this was the aircraft plant a place that built jets and lunar modules. now as a sound stage, it is still helping people fly. "peter pan live" will be broadcast from here in bethpage, long island, tonight. and 26-year-old allison williams will star and be our guide to neverland. >> and these red pieces of tape are everything to me. they're my marks. it's important i hit these marks because i fly from them. >> reporter: nbc has more than a little experience with the boy who wouldn't grow up. broadway legend mary martin starred as peter pan several times from 1955 to 1960. if alison williams watched the vhs tape of that show once, she watched it a thousand times. how old were you? >> it's kind of before i remember, so probably like 2 1/2 or 3. >> reporter: and you were that kid plopped down in front of the tv. >> yep. >> reporter: over and over again? >> over and over again. i was peter pan. >> reporter: and there's proof. her mother's parents willing abetted. >> my gr

harry smith, nbc news, colorado springs. >>> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> california is a better place than it was 12 years ago. >> right now at 6:00, a departure in the midst of scandal. the 12-year run of one of the most powerful power brokers in the state of california comes to an end. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. for more than two years we investigated the president of the public utilities commission. michael peevey. we have exposed his free travel, his close ties of the utilities he regulates and the e-mail that brought him down. >> nba area's chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski was at his last meeting today and joins us with his last words. >> reporter: i think it's fair to say it was somewhat bizarre, a celebration of a career for a man by now all indications forced out by accusations of getting too close wit

that is where a new website comes in as we hear tonight from bona fide mid-westerner harry smith. >> reporter: adrift in a sea of soybeans, home alone on the range when your next door neighbor might be miles away, where do you turn for companionship? >> we're country grown. >> farmers only.com boasts more than two million members. ♪ you don't have to be lonely at farmersonly.com ♪ >> let's go to the truck. >> reporter: dawn and kyle admit they were looking for love in all the wrong places until they found farmers only. >> i saw a commercial in the middle of the night. i was up. it said, what's that catch phrase, city folks just don't get it. >> reporter: kyle agrees. he went out with the girls from town. >> maybe they don't understand my way of living. i explain it to them and, you do what? that was my grandparents house originally. >> reporter: kyle's family has farmed in northern ohio for generations. while dawn grew up around cattle and 4-h, she worked in the corporate world. when they fell in love, kyle had some doubts. >> you wonder does she really going to accept this or unders

the story from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: there is not much to it really.ay after school kids stop by to fill out tags and read the ones left behind. >> this one says, i wish for food, for everyone. >> reporter: it is a wishing tree, started four years ago by vanessa, because quite frankly, the holidays were getting her down. >> i wanted to do something around this time of year that kind of changed how i felt because it wasn't something i looked forward to. >> reporter: now the whole neighborhood looks forward to december. the act of writing down a wish is liberating. there are no secrets on a wishing tree. >> i wish for lavender because it smells nice. >> i wish for people to have a roof over their head and food to eat. >> i wish for a real puppy. >> reporter: wishing doesn't cost a thing. except perhaps your skepticism. >> a lot of times in life you don't get what you wish for. >> yeah. >> so maybe the lesson is -- >> it is okay to wish. yeah. i guess that's a really cool lesson. >> even if you're old. >> yeah. >> reporter: as the day grows shorter, the v

we get the story tonight from nbc's harry smith in san francisco. >> reporter: there's not much to iter school kids stop by to fill out tags and read the ones left behind. >> this one says i wish for food for everyone. >> reporter: it's a wishing tree. started four years ago by the vanessa because quite frankly the holidays were getting her down. >> i wanted to do something around this time of year that kind of changed how i felt. because it wasn't something i looked forward to. >> reporter: now the whole neighborhood looks forward to december. the act of writing down a wish is kind of liberating. there are no secrets on a wishing tree. >> i wished for lavender because it smells nice. >> i wish for people to have a roof over their head and food to eat. >> i wish for a real puppy. >> reporter: wishing doesn't cost a thing, except perhaps your skepticism. >> a lot of times in life you don't get what you wish for. >> yeah. >> reporter: so maybe the lesson is? >> it's okay to wish. yeah, i guess that's a really cool lesson. >> reporter: even if you're old. >> yeah. >> reporter: as the day

the story now from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: there's not much to it really, yet every day afterfill out tags and read the ones left behind. >> this one says "i wish for food for everyone". >> reporter: it's a wishing tree, started four years ago by. vanessa sabarese because, quite frankly, the holidays were getting her down. >> i wanted to do something around this time of year that changed how i felt, because it wasn't something i looked forward to. >> reporter: now the whole neighborhood looks forward to december. the act of writing down a wish is kind of liberating. there are no secrets on a wishing tree. >> i wish for lavender because it smells nice. >> i wish for people to have a roof over their head and food to eat. >> i wish for a real puppy. >> reporter: wishing doesn't cost a thing, except, perhaps, your skepticism. a lot of times in life you don't get everything you wish to for, so maybe the lesson is -- >> it's okay to wish. i guess that's a really cool lesson. >> even if you're old. >> yeah. >> reporter: as the days grow shorter, the victorian box tree gets loaded wit

harry smith, nbc news, colorado springs. >>> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. here with us. i'm brian williams. we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> stephen collins' first tv interview about his sex scandal. >> i'm a flawed person. >> why one of collins' victims refuses to accept his apology, now on "extra." ♪ >>> the devil on the hot seat. >> did you feel as you were leading a double life? >> disgraced stephen collins owning up to his despicable acts, his victims' reaction today. >>> new video, seth rogen hours after sony pulls the plug on "the interview." >> are you upset with corporate at sowmy? >> the latest leak, racially charged e-mails about denzel >>> plus, from chris rock to donald trump, the stars sound off today. >> it's certainly a terrible thing. >> trump is our special co-host in new york. >> don't miss it, or you're fired. >>> teresa giudice's christmas nightmare. why the feds just raided her home and took her children's presents. >>> plus -- >> it's an "extra" exclusive. >> nicki minaj on the year of the

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vincent nicoles is at the conference and head of the catholic church in uk and our correspondent harry smith >> this conference here in london takes place after an earlier two-day meeting this year in the vatican when pope francis described human trafficking as an open wound on the body of society. now, one of the leading figures at this conference in london is cardinal vincent nicoles and first of all how wide a problem is this globally? >> it's a huge problem globally and some people were saying it's the problem. it's the second most profitable crime in the world after the arms trade. and it's almost impossible to have a number of people who have been caught in human trafficking. we know for example that there are 52 million displaced people in the world and many of them reach out to any possibility and not easily deceived and led into modern slavery. >> what do you think this conference has achieved if anything? >> well, this conference achieves more than anything else is bringing desperate protagonists together whether it's the police or the church or whether it's other civic agencies or

mychal denzel smith, harry turner, this conversation will continue.e in lima next week covering the human climate summit. there is a lot going on. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693

mychal denzel smith, harry turner, this conversation will continue.e in lima next week covering the human climate summit. there is a lot going on. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to mail them to dundon: ireland is an ancient land, steeped in traditions that stretch far back into the distant past. for 10,000 years, humans have lived on this island located off the western edge of europe, once at the edge of the known world and now a stepping stone to the new. we were building these vast temples in stone a thousand years before the egyptians built the pyramids. our next parish is new york or boston, across the wild and deep atlantic ocean. ireland is a land of contrasts, defined by beautiful, rolling countryside and rugged, savage cliffs. it's a country that has a profound respect for the land. farming started here 6,000 years ago, and we've never looked back. now i want to bring all these ingredients together and celebrate our amazing

. >>> time to check in with harris falkner in for shepherd smith. hi, harris. >> hi, gretchen. thank you. it is unimaginable that islamic state terrorists could be more brutal, but there's a new report from iraq we're working to bring you, and it shows a side of this enemy that words really cannot fully capture. according to a human rights group conditions for under age girls are so bad some of them are killing themselves rather than face the abuse from the isis terror army. and making matters even worse from those who survive the sexual torture and more, many are not seen as victims at all, but instead face ridicule inside their own society. details on what's in the report and how the pentagon is now reacting. that's ahead when i fill in for shepherd smith on the fox news deck. gretchen. >> harris, thank you so much. >> sure. >> live pictures now. this is city hall in lower manhattan where we are awaiting a moment of silence for those two fallen police officers assassinateed in an ambush attack over the weekend. >> plus, struggling phone maker blackberry teaming up with a majo

>>>le with, let's check in with harris faulkner, in for shepherd smith. i don't know if you heard what happened on friday. i tossed to shepherd and the improvementer said harris is filling in for sheppard and sheppard said fox news alert, i'm harris faulkner. >> funny like that i love shep. all right. our nation has been a tinder becomes of emotion for weeks now with protests against police conduct across america. and now, the assassinations of those two police officers here in new york city. we have learned authorities have examined past cases now of suspected police violence to look for answers on how to deal with the anger, the pain, that's rocking this city and the country and among those cases is one that happened about 15 years ago, you may remember, amadou diallo, shot and killed by police who say they thought his wallet was a gun. now, diallo's mom is set to talk to us in the next hour and she has an interesting take on all of this. she says our country is actually going backward and protesting against the police is not helping. that's at the top o

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith.ur world" is next. >> just as a slain new york city police officer is being remembered today, more signs that the police are still under attack. welcome everyone, i'm brenda butner in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." he vowed to unleech another attack on -- unleash another attack on the nypd. only this time the alleged target would be a white police officer. just one problem. a former cop heard the rant and turned him in. all this as a sea of blue is forming in queens, new york, as police pay tribute to one of their own. to david lee miller outside the christ tabernacle church with the latest. david

smith. here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers, today's #oneluckyguy, arthur aidala.is outnumbered. >> whoever produce this is show has terrible judgment. this is my third or fourth time. i don't know why they keep asking me back but i guess to be tantaros's punching bag. i accept it. do the muhammad ali rope-a-dope. >> i was hitting heavy bag, i look up who is on tv, arthur aidala, fox local. waving his arms. >> punched bag harder. >> firing right hooks. >> using

i'm harris faulkner in for shepherd smith. nick neil cavuto is next. >>> santa coming early to wall street. the dow jones industrial average topped 18,000 for the very first time. and rebounding economy and falling gas prices helping the field to surge, but how long will it last? welcome, everyone. i'm charles pain in for kneel caputo. gary b. smith on why so many folks aren't feeling the love here and patrick de haan if oil will decide where we go from here. we'll begin with rich. wine investors now have 18,000 reasons to be. >> they do. it's 3% higher than the economists predicted. they're looking back at economic growth from july to september and reports suggest that consumers remain poised to spend more. they have jumped to the highest level in nearly eight years. a few months before the beginning of the recession. half say the u.s. will avoid another recession in the next five years. the best rating there's been in a decade. they say they're expecting raises in 2015. that coupled with consistently strong job growth brings

adolai this month t he is doing pretty well steve smith is the 192 on day 2 of the third test against indiana at melbourne cricket ground. fast baller ryan harrisded 50s but it was smith who was the last man out as australia were bold out for 530 and reply, indiana ended 108 for 1 trailing by 422. >>> a man of the day, steve smith and the series called 567 runs at an avenue of 189. >> that's included as 3 centuries. his test average is over 50. his career began slowly after hitting his first century in his 12 match, there was no stopping him and since then, he averages 74 and in 2014, alone, he scored over 1,000 runs in tests, an avenue of just over 87 including 5 100s. there is an even more one sided church in christ church as new zee lands made sri lanka fall on day 2 having been balled out for 441, the kiwis dismissed the tourists for 138 in their inning, and both taken three wickets. sri launcha were 8 for, for none in their second inning. queen elizabeth has interrupted a test. there was a little bit of play. rain falling on, south africa are 89 for 3. reigning champions, san antonio spurs suffered their 7th defeat as the pel cans. spurs w

replacement is doing pretty well, steve smith scoring 192 on day 2 of the third test against indiana at the ncg, got excellent support from brad hadden and fast baller ryan harrisboth recorded 50s but it was smith who was the star and the last one out as australia balled out for 530 in reply. indiana reached 108 for 1 training by 422. but no question as to the man of the day, steve smith to win this series, scored 560 runs at an average of 189. >> that's included three centuries. his average is now over 50, but his career began slowly after hitting his first 70s tree in his 12th match. there was no stopping him. since then, he averages 74 and in 2014 alone, he scored over a thousand runsnp at an avenue of just over 87 and that includes 5 100s. christ church new zealand made sri lanka follow on day 2 after being billed out for 441. the kist wis, two took 3 wickets each. in their second inning. >> the reign can champions, spurs, suffered their 6th defeat in seven games as the new orleans pelicans, the spurs tony parker was out but duncan netted 20 points. the star man with the pel kaningz action athon e davis scoring 22 points to help new orleans to a 97 to 90 vi

i'm harris faulkner in for shepherd smith.ick neil cavuto is next. >>> santa coming early to wall street. the dow jones industrial average topped 18,000 for the very first time. and rebounding economy and falling gas prices helping the field to surge, but how long will it last? welcome, everyone. i'm charles pain in for kneel caputo. gary b. smith on why so many folks aren't feeling the love here and patrick de haan if oil will decide where we go from he

smith. here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers, today's #oneluckyguy, arthur aidala. he is outnumbered. >> whoever produce this is show has terrible judgment. this is my third or fourth time. i don't know why they keep asking me back but i guess to be tantaros's punching bag. i accept it. do the muhammad ali rope-a-dope. >> i was hitting heavy bag, i look up who is on tv, arthur aidala, fox local. waving his arms. >> punched bag harder. >> firing right hooks. >> using the bald head as a target. >> this is a case you feel passionately about so we want your expertise. second time less than two weeks now, massive unrest in america. another, after another grand jury decides not to indict a white police officer in the death of an unarmed black man. >> no justice, no peace. >> this time in america's largest city. thousands of protesters pouring into the streets of new york, blocking traffic at major intersections and some bridges, resulting in dozens of arrests. after a grand jury in long island declined charging white officer, who can be seen on video placing the man in ap

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. it happened in berkeley, missouri. unlike the shooting of michael brown, who was not armed, police say the suspect in this case, armed and aimed a gun right at the officer. still, that didn't stop angry protesters from storming the scene and things got crazy pretty quickly. protesters tossing fireworks and bricks at police. and here's how we're told it all started. an officer was investigating a theft when one of the men he was questioning pulled out a gun. surveillance video shows the confrontation. it's a bit grainy here, but those are the suspects there in the circle next to the police car. the video freezes when one of the men raises his arm at the officer. berkeley's mayor says the surveillance video makes it very clear that the officer acted in self-defense. >> i had the opportunity last evening to review the video of the incident and what i saw in this incident is not what people portray. this is not a policeman in the city of berkeley going out and, as we say, you know, black lives matter. >> the city is import

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. "your world" is next. >> just as a slain new york city police officer is being remembered today, more signs that the police are still under attack. welcome everyone, i'm brenda butner in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." he vowed to unleech another attack on -- unleash another attack on the nypd. only this time the alleged target would be a white police officer. just one problem. a former cop heard the rant and turned him in. all this as a sea of blue is forming in queens, new york, as police pay tribute to one of their own. to david lee miller outside the christ tabernacle church with the latest. david lee? >> behind me is the church but not far from this location here in queens, new york, authorities made a very disturbing discovery. they found a nine millimeter firearm as well as a shotguns and 0 two bulletproof vests in the home of 38-year-old elvin payam. the home was searched after someone agendaly overheard him on the phone say, i'm going to kill another cop, and then r

going into saturday's play, smith was unbeaten on 72, the home side 259 for five. century partnerships, and fast bowler ryan harris. causing a high test score. but it was smith the star, and the last one out for 192 as australia were bowled out for 530. in reply india ended 108 for 1. no whequestion as to the man ofe day. he scored 567 runs at a ridiculous average of 189. his test average is over 50, his career begone slowly. after his 12th century in his 12th game, there's no stopping him. in 2014 alone, he scored over 1,000 runs in test matches at an everything of over 87. that include five 100s. there's more to gain in crist church, as new zealand played sri lanka. the kiwis dismissed the tourists for 138. trent bolton and neil wagner. sri lanka did better in the second innings, reaching 84/0, but trailed by 219 runs >>> rain in port elizabeth delayed the start of the second test between south africa and the windies. du pressy managed to reach his century >>> reigning n.b.a. champions san antonio spurs suffered a sixth defeat in seven games, the new orleans pelicans, and the spurs without tony parker. but tim d

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. it happened in berkeley, missouri.ichael brown, who was not armed, police say the suspect in this case, armed and aimed a gun right at the officer. still, that didn't stop angry protesters from storming the scene and things got crazy pretty quickly. protesters tossing fireworks and

. ♪ ♪ >> this is outnumbered, i'm sandra smith, and here today is harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirstens hashtag one lucky guy, one of our favorites, tucker carlson, and he's "outnumbered." >> i'm always grateful to be hashtagged, and i'm glad to be here. >> profoundly outnumbered. i know you. >> it's like the alamo, but i like those odds. nice to see you. >> good to see you. you've been with us since the beginning, we love having you. >> i love the show. and i watch it. i'm one of your viewers. >> awesome. we appreciate that. let's get right to it. the president tapping ashton carter as his pick to succeed chuck hagel as

. ♪ ♪ >> this is outnumbered, i'm sandra smith, and here today is harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirsteners and today's hashtag one lucky guy, one of our favorites, tucker carlson, and he's "outnumbered." >> i'm always grateful to be hashtagged, and i'm glad to be here. >> profoundly outnumbered. i know you. >> it's like the alamo, but i like those odds. nice to see you. >> good to see you. you've been with us since the beginning, we love having you. >> i love the show. and i watch it. i'm one of your viewers. >> awesome. we appreciate that. let's get right to it. the president tapping ashton carter as his pick to succeed chuck hagel as defense secretary, a pentagon veteran known for his expertise on nuclear issues. if confirmed, he would be the president's fourth pentagon chief. >> today i'm pleased to announce my nominee to be our next secretary of defense, mr. ash carter. now, with a record of service that has spanned more than 30 years, his public service, as an adviser, as a scholar, ash is rightly regarded as one of our nation's foremost national security leaders. >> whoever become

joining us now, mark smith and mara harris. let me start with equities. maury probably feels bad always being second. we'll get your forecast. hank, 8% to 10% up is that what you're thinking or are you different than the crowd? >> no. that is what we're thinking. and i think the rally in the last two weeks that has seen the dow go up a thousand points has probably stolen a little bit of 2015's returns. that would make sense. something more modest in the high single digits, that's in line with earnings growth. you don't really need any multiple expansion. i think that's a reasonable expectation and in any event, it's going to beat the alternative. equities still look like the most attractive asset class when you compare it to fixed income and cash. that's our forecast and we're sticking to it. >> so that will reflect -- that will reflect, what an 8% to 10% move in earnings and multiples stay the same? >> yeah. look, i think we're going to get with a faster gdp growth somewhere in the 3% range where we've been averaging 2% for the previous five years. i thi

i'm harris faulk in the in today for shepard smith.vernment official says pakistani troops killed the militant commander who is known as saddam. during a shootout last night. happened in the northwest part of the country, not far from the school. that official says security forces also arrested six of the commander's accompliceses. as we have been reporting, gunmen stormed the military school and they were strapped with explosives went classroom by classroom-shooting students and teachers point

our own alex holley and quincy harris got in on the red carpetings, chatted up everybody, took couple of selfies with nick jonas, and sam smith, and they got some tips from jesse jay, alex asked her how she pulled off that great power walk. >> oh, yes. >> here we go. >> you get your feet in a straight line. >> straight line. >> 1 foot here. and you get the other one in front. >> okay? >> then your hipbones further out. >> all right. >> one, two, three. >> right. >> there you g that's how do you it, chris. i know you have been practicing. almost have it. you can practice during the commercial break. >> worry about falling and breaking something, i guess. >> after little bit of red carpet fun, you know jesse jay rocked the house showing a lot of philly love. >> ♪ >> the wells fargo concert, annual tradition, part of the national i heart radio jingle bell. >> what do you call boots like that? those are knee-high? >> called above the knee, chris. >> above the knee boot? >> oh, my word. >> one grandmother proves that her age won't hold her back. she is getting get above the kne boots for christmas. what she did when a group every

today we got to, did sandra smith, a wonderful -- the mother you see her glowing pretty in pink right in the middle, she is going to deliver in a couple of weeks, there's harrisaulkner who help me co-host the shower, they are lovely, they're gracious, and sandra's one of the most beautiful inside and out. the that's first time i have ever seen anybody co-hosting a shower. there's that one time. >> it was in showers we co-host. we can do them all. >> invasion. >> dana raises -- i'm glad she did. the last two members of the world war ii generation are going to be out of congress, we know more members who shot in world war ii, that's john dingle and ralph hall who will be retiring after the end of this congress. they deserve a lot of credit for remarkable achievement and they did it quietly and they did it well. and as john dingle said, i thought very poetically, he said we're the last leaves on the tree. >> are they both in their 90s? >> all right, set your dvr so you never >> it is thursday december 11th. scandal spread to the president and his leadership team as the former vp slams him. >> why dick cheney says the tactics saved lives. >> shopping horror. an o

harris alongside paula faris. we've got the whole crew, rob marciano, t.j. holmes, ryan smithe usual crew at home with their families deserving well deserved time off. >> spending it with our extended family. we do have a new edition. dan's first day back to work after the birth of this little guy. alexander robert harris, there he is in his adorable little christmas onesie. >> overcome by the christmas spirit. >> parenthood and fatherhood looks really wonderful on you. >> we're having the best time of our lives. we spent a lot of years wondering whether we would have children and this is really a miracle for us. fantastic. great to be back with you and great to be back with you, as well. we begin with the post-christmas onslaught. millions of us heading back to the mall today. all about returning those unwanted gifts and hunting for those big post-christmas clearance deals. abc's linzie janis is at a best buy in manhattan. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. it may not have a name like black friday or super saturday but make no mistake today is going to be huge. t

harris, on the rhett carpet. >> did you meet my girlfriend, air re under an a grande. >> she didn't do red carpet interviews. >> no treble. rita ora, nick jonas, sam smith pack with stars. and we have all of the juicynecc, huey dillon was there back stage talking gossip. >> we have speed. that's why alex has these beautiful shoes on. >> had to do some walking this morning, so toyed have the proper news. >> good day philadelphia in two minute. >> what's this, jimmy rollins running to california? trading in his red pinstripes for dodgers blue. man, the history he's leaving behind. oh, boy. alex? >> and some people waking up to see snow showers. we got a coating here in philly. what you can expect in your neck of the woods. caitlin roth is standing by with your forecast, bob kelly checking the roads for your morning commute. >> it was cam toured in my camera, then i hope that will lead to find shane for his family. >> police focusing in on their search for shane. the latest clue that may help find this young man who went missing two weeks ago now. >> another reason to shed the extra pounds, link found between obesity and cancer, how you can pro tech yourse

will smith, tom hardy, margo robbie is harley quinn who plays joker's on again off again love interest. this is the movie to look forward in 2016. >> prince harry's012 trip to las vegas stole a lot of headlines and now it appears part of that trip is headed to london. what exactly is going on here? >>> okay. so a lot of people who followed that whole prince harry romp at the hotel back in 2012 heard the name cary, she claims she had some intimate time with prince harry but this person also said she's had intimate time with tiger woods. mick jagger, jack nicholson and others. i believe the jack nicholson part that. man gets in. cary is being propositioned by larry flint to come as the south london version of his hustler club for two week run and she's goining to do it. this is going to be interesting. to even like monument the occasion, she's changing her name from cary reich heart to cary royal, to make it morey gallon and play off the prince harry thing. >> cary royal. >>> it has ring it to. >> i guess. >>> maybe that rubles. some pounds. >> exactly. some money in there. head crack, always a pleasure. thank you so much. and after our 10:00 o'clo