in the telegraph tomorrow, allister heath is going to say the | allister heath is going to say the loominght? liz truss made several mistakes. the i that liz truss was right? liz truss made several mistakes. the first | made several mistakes. the first thing, she attacked the independent economic institutions. she attacked the bank of england, she attacked the bank of england, she attacked the obr and she undermined the credibility of these institutions. had we had liz truss policies combined with what is going on to inflation, mortgage rates would already be 8%, knocked 6%. tom; already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates. has _ already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, has the _ already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, has the bank _ already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, has the bank of _ already be 8%, knocked 6%. tony yates, has the bank of england actually failed throughout this? they didn�*t think inflation was going to be so high and the bank of england didn�*t think inflation was going to be so stubborn? what england didn't think inflation was going to

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let's bring in independent womens forum policy director hadley heath manning.y, great to see you. so i guess the first question here, how does president biden's message resonate when frankly so many families are struggling with high prices? >> that's right. i don't want to overquote britney spears on this program but his message on the economy is really toxic, toxic, another one of her big hits. i think the unfortunate thing from this white house and from the political left when it comes to inflation, yes we have now an affordability crisis for a lot of american families but the only solution i hear coming out of the white house, let's spend more money, create more government programs, let's find ways to target affordability to create another program to help people afford things they need. that unfortunately will perpetuate the problem of inflation. what we really need to do is not put a bandaid on the affordability crisis the root cause. inflation, we have so spend less, not just private sector, but government has to spend less. sending more money out of the d

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the ladypool road here in balsall heath was once the heart of the balti triangle.he dozens of balti houses here. now, just four remain — including shababs, which zaf hussain's family started in 1987. this is what a proper balti is. thin—pressed carbon steel. and it's cooked in here and served in here, and typically eaten out of here as well. a bit of chilli powder. why are you one of the few remaining? a lot of restaurants, in its sort of peak time, there was probably about a0 or 50. but the old boys have either passed away or theyjust haven't got it in them any more. they just want to retire, whatever else, and there's no—one in the family to take it forward. there we go. classic birmingham—style chicken balti. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm stephen, with the catch—up. tonight: an andrew tate update, rising rents, and dozing off. let's start with the missing submarine deep underwater and the race to find it. there are five people on board and they were trying to get here, the wreck of the titanic. it's around 4,000 metr

the lady poole road here in balsall heath was once the heart of the balti triangle in its heyday. 20,000of balti houses here. now, just four remain, including shebaa farms, which is half hussein's family, started in 1987. this is what a proper balti is. thin pressed carbon steel. and it's cooked in here and served in air and typically eaten out of here as well. a bit of chilli powder. why are you one of the few remaining? a lot of restaurants in its sort of peak time. there's probably about 40 or 50. but the old boys have either passed away or theyjust haven't got it in them any more _ theyjust want to retire or whatever else and there's no one in the family to take it forward. classic birmingham—style chicken balti. for more stories from across the uk. head to the bbc news website. hello, i'm hugh ferris at the bbc sport centre.

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and we join you in expressing our condolences to heath's family. thank you for those lovely remarks. commissioner newhouse segal. >> so, thank you for the report. i do want to say that attending the-i visited the operation yard and that was fabulous and i wasn't aware that they do tours for school children so they were preparing for that, but we were-our employees were so proud of the work that they did describing-we had someone explaining the pythagorean theory to us. this is how they bend this pipe and how the calculations are made and it was fabulous and they do that for students regularly, and the pride that they take in their work is just wonderful and the day before i also attended the as you said the commissioner zoubi and also commissioner gerald were there too and there were tears in the room by other employees for-there is such camaraderie and it is tears of happiness (indiscernible) is a word i would use. pride in what they do, and it was-wonderful to get for us all to get a idea of what is really going on in our department among our sta

hotel room near los the baja, california attorney general's office identifying the victims as john heathnd abbi, let from orange county police believe the pair died from gas inhalation. but the exact gas is still yet to be determined. last october 3 americans were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning at a rented apartment in an upscale neighborhood back in 2018, a gas leak in a water heater killed an american couple and their 2 children into loom. in southern california. the city of imperial beach is joined the list of cities in san diego county that are asking for assistance from the white house to help with sewage spills coming from the tijuana river. indeed, officials are asking president biden to declare state of emergency. so a nearby water treatment plant can be repaired. they say, in spite of past federal funding, certain factors were not figured the plant is in dire need of repair the main beach in that city has been shut down all year due to toxicity levels in the water. >> and officials fear it could be closed a lot longer. >> all i hear it's going to take another 8 to 10

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pamela: that's the approach maguire heath says all parents should take. >> you are the link. child as he or she is, let them know that, and give them every tool in the book, including american sign language. they will let you know what works for them and what doesn't. they will appreciate that you're open to all of that. pamela: for pbs news weekend, i am pamela watts in providence, rhode island. ♪ john: there's more online including an in-depth look at the limited choices unhoused americans have when they are dying, and the organizations trying to fill that need. all that and more on our website, pbs.org/newshour. and that is "pbs news weekend" for this saturday. on sunday, a look at the challenges faced by native american communities whose tribal lands cut across modern borders. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer

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keeping out of heathe— at school? keeping out of taeahte-t- at school? keeping out of. trouble.—ti think it's interesting you say- that—t that, nigel, because when i was at-eeheetattw— that, nigel, because when i was at especially junior at school, especially junior eehaet— at school, especially junior eehaet, t-m— at school, especially junior school, i'm a— at school, especially junior school, i'm a little bit younger than— school, i'm a little bit younger than-hat— school, i'm a little bit younger than-but-our- school, i'm a little bit younger than but our teachers than you, but we, our teachers hat— than you, but we, our teachers hat-ham — than you, but we, our teachers hat-ham the— than you, but we, our teachers had from the second had come from the second world war.— had come from the second world wa.ahe-— had come from the second world wame- chap.- had come from the second world wan-one chap, mr- had come from the second world. wan-one chap, mr swayne, war. we had one chap, mr swayne, god rest his he'd been a god rest his soul. he'd been a prisoner of war. he'd actually be

nublados a partir de las próximas dos horas y estas son las temperaturas al momento 54° en morgan y heath así que solamente las zonas donde hay ríos podría tener problemas el fin de semana y si va a la zona de montaña posibilidades de tormentas eléctricas y los ríos y arroyos están creciendo y que son caudalosos así que mucho cuidado, hoy iniciamos junio con la presencia de una depresión tropical que está a punto de formarse en tormenta tropical, va hacia cuba y está en el golfo de méxico y hoy inició la temporada de huracanes allá en el golfo de méxico, estaremos viendo qué es lo que sucede y este es el pronóstico viernes, sábado y domingo para san josé aumento las temperaturas hasta los 80 y el lunes fresco en nuestra región, regresamos con más. >> ya lo has dicho tú guillermo, con el fin de las lluvias muchas áreas del estado ahora están enfrentando avisos de inundación y en ciertos lugares esta agua estancada es ideal para la proliferación de mosquitos y con la llegada de estos molestos insectos llegan las picaduras, puede ser causante también de enfermedades y acabamos con nuestra pr

most of his plans have recovered from last thomas heath way, 2015 as on the lock to the lawn, which was exposed to the sun and turned into a field of stomach and sells. it looked nothing like a lawn anymore, and it looked like it was in southern spain, and it hadn't rained for 30 years. i'll think what it was alarming elf. good. at one point we just stopped watering at the ground scraps was too much. the consequences of climate change a palpable buzz here in the garden and more dramatically elsewhere in the world. martha and spun believes that something has to change on a small, as well as the large scale maintenance. there's a wide range of solutions. there's no one answer and it's not just down to electron liability or rain water management or giving up meet. there are so many constructive solutions that work well for you in the news. all will show us later which of these solutions his involved in professionally intensive research and to climate change mitigation has been conducted for several years. now. in iceland, nature office, a solution with an ideal combination of ingredients,

if veres had stayed or not, he would have definitely been out of the heath and again, uh, now varioushappened, what seemed to be conflict in inside the club, there is such a kitchen here, just like with even there, it is even worse with the ingul, but i did not like how povoroznyuk introduced himself, the president from the revolutionaries state, so one heather plays, because of which the conflict also happened, as if the other oleksandr povoroznyuk introduced himself n- the president of ingulets, a club that, in principle, probably has no fans besides him, and he allows himself to publicly insult the head coach of the honored coach of ukraine, serhiy kovalets, who says that he is a bad coach, that physical voting is not ready, how is he? determines, well, that is, we understand that physically ingulets is much better . he looked better than lnz, it is simply possible, tactical, a number of other factors . where did they run? i would like to work for this club after he can post-facto take a public cut of the results of the vortex, alenz is left , ingulets is relegated, poltava and zhy

however, across the-heath— whole of the uk. however, across the-heath at— whole of the uk. down compared to today, tomorrow. _ a little bit down compared to today, tomorrow. so a cooler teet— today, tomorrow. so a cooler teet ah— today, tomorrow. so a cooler feel on friday— today, tomorrow. so a cooler feel on friday just because there-e— feel on friday just because there-elhat— feel on friday just because there'sllot more- feel on friday just because there's lot more cloud around. there's a lot more cloud around. amt— there's a lot more cloud around. amt-through— there's a lot more cloud around. and-through friday- there's a lot more cloud around. and through friday evening, and then through friday evening, the-vtth— and then through friday evening, the .will continue— and then through friday evening, the will continue to push the rain will continue to push in the rain will continue to push hh-mahv— the rain will continue to push in-many northern- the rain will continue to push in many northern areas, in across many northern areas, hvhhehhe— in across many northern areas,

the homepage, obviously is a bose take some look at what's behind the cold response from the west heath was any fees, in addition to the, to the african delegation had no goal for settling the conflict or finding a solution. obviously it is not their task which is not on their level or their competing. so let me put that just want to be all the information agenda and resolve their own issues like increasing the amount of resources that they received primarily from rush. i was thinking of food supplies. so was the african piece delegation winds up. it's a visit the key. evan st. petersburg. it seems to you crying in the leg of the tour was probably due to failure. long before it even started would follow the mirrors. the last confirming the key of the parent war addiction continues to dominate the agenda. so what do you said several times of our meeting, the new allow any negotiations with russia now when the occupier is on our land is to freeze the water to freeze the pain and suffering ice. we need reopen the model and there's no real withdrawal. and the russian trips from our entire l

there's lots of fine summary whether to be found across europe at the moment of the heath continues to dominate, across the north of paces in scanned, and i've yet seen the temperatures set about 8 degrees above the average on friday, and that will be replicated down in the south west, across the iberian peninsula on saturday pots of spain, seeing similar temperatures. it's a lot too hot and dry picture here as we go into the weekend. much west to however, still full that south east corner with more heavy rain to come for the likes of the balkans and grease and to keep you see that rain sunny to load across a drastic, some heavy falls to come for romania as what his paces like know of macedonia and serbia but a much clearer picture on saturday for much of a tree and enter the south west with spain and portugal and have a look at the temperature in madrid. will have looked at the 3 day picking up to 35 degrees celsius on saturday. not school of feel, however, by monday, and that we some welcome rain rolling across the baltics as we go from friday into sat today. is the lot of hot and dr

alister heath wrote _ rather interesting. alister heath wrote an article.out with their plans, they hadn't showed them the office for budget them to the office for budget responsibility, hadn't responsibility, they hadn't shared bank of shared them with the bank of england. all the establishment was miffed these was pretty miffed with these renegade leaders and they started talking down the british economy. the bank of england started selling bonds into the market, more market, making life more difficult government and difficult for the government and what we call the gilt yield. the amount of money the government must on must pay to borrow on international is shot up international markets is shot up to 6.4.6 3. nigel at its peak. well, today when i just checked , it was 4.9. so financial markets think that the finance rs of this country are more rickety now than they were. and yet at the time of and yet- . and yet at the time of and yet liz truss— yet at the time of and yet liz truss end— yet at the time of and yet liz truss and kwasi— yet at the time of a

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alister heath wrote _ rather interesting. alister heath wrote an article.budget when prime minister truss, chancellor kwarteng, they came out with their plans, they hadn't showed them the office for budget them to the office for budget responsibility, hadn't responsibility, they hadn't shared bank of shared them with the bank of england. all the establishment was miffed these was pretty miffed with these renegade leaders and they started talking down the british economy. the bank of england started selling bonds into the market, more market, making life more difficult government and difficult for the government and what we call the gilt yield. the amount of money the government must on must pay to borrow on international is shot up international markets is shot up to 6.4.6 3. nigel at its peak. well, today when i just checked , it was 4.9. so financial markets think that the finance rs of this country are more rickety now than they were. and yet at the time of and yet- i and yet at the time of and yet liz trwee— yet at the time of and yet liz trwee ent— yet

this is a sand lizard, which is one of the real rarities of the heath. so he's lucky.t of animals as well, and we lose all that biodiversity. you can see where the fire was stopped by this little track and the impact. and remember, this is the very beginning of the summer. fire crews across the country are having to do what they can to adapt. this includes the rapid deployment of drones. this one has thermal imaging that can help reveal fires burning dangerously out of sight below ground. 0ur climate is changing. it's changing beyond recognition. what used to be a 9—12 year cycle, this is every year now. this means that their role now can be to fight fires one day and get footage for social media the next to get the message out — being careless with barbecues or cigarettes or broken glass can also cost lives. behind every uniform, there's a member of staff who goes home to a family. and these are dangerous places to be. there are more firefighters probably killed worldwide in wildfires than there are anywhere else. the heating planet means it's all of our responsibilit

>> jessica: so the denver nuggets beat the miami heath 94-89 to lock down the first championship winss went wild. one person excited to continue the team player nicholai. >> looking forward to a parade coming up? >> thursday. >> thursday? >> no. i need to go home. [laughter] >> jessica: he wants to get back to serbia and his horses. >> i don't blame him. he is great. >> tonight we have a really great show. jim norton. kat timpf and tyrus. i suggest you tune in to this. let's do greg's movie night. i was going to do that because it will take up time. do you know what animals like to watch? lions like the lion king. this story here. >> judge jeanine: i love this. >> greg: wildlife in tanzania to lions enjoying the lion king. >> dana: that's cute. >> greg: they know what is going on, too. they cry, they cheer. and then they just stop and eat some like local villager. >> dana: judge? >> judge jeanine: this is how i feel most friday nights when i run around all week like a lunatic. this dog hates being dragged along the beach. is he hanging on to a towel. he is not walking. his name is tik

legal do do some of the won't see your son's again until you pay like the minus $3500.00 isn't a non heath and you haven't even deposited that much. it is the minimum would be half the price. you know, they push it down to a 1000 dollars age. meaning more than a $1500.00 won't get you anywhere. i don't remember getting into the low to mid it. katie young boys show me. the kidnappers 1st demanded $8000.00. all of us say, well, how do i then they went down to 2000 t lot, hampton withdrawal to allow friends and acquaintances pulled us as much money together as they could hold the items. but how are we going to find that kind of money? and then at the level, we live from hand to mouth toilet and mostly eat rice and beans stainless, even that's what i mean by making a collection in the neighboring villages. could we finally manage to get the full 2000 and that the kidnapped us had demanded and the lot of people who used to sit in the 2 of them had been finding to leave for a long time too, but i was against it, but they weren't any way out of the service, but i don't know what the, what went th

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multiples, it is expensive and we are cautious and are not convinced it is all straightforward as heathf it's a. the rates impact on tech there's a cash flow further out but if you look at the big tech companies in u.s., they're pretty profitable and have the cash flow. the impact of rates stay higher than the smaller companies that do not have the cash flow. alix: that raises the point are we looking at higher rates for longer? is no longer how high you hike but how long you hold? is that create a divergence between the fed and ecb that does affect how you allocate, or you go what that does for big tech? guy: i think it is a risk. it is interesting they are focusing on the united states. do you refocus attention back towards the u.s.? is that the place the park money? should i leave europe behind? europe is going to struggle. it has an inflation issue. we do not have the driver of tech that is going to take the u.s. higher. themis: themis: we see the biggest opportunity in emerging markets neither u.s. or europe. we are more cautious in u.s. and neutral on europe and positive in emergi

this is a sand lizard, which is one of the real rarities of the heath. so he's lucky. animals as well, and we lose all that biodiversity. you can see where the fire was stopped by this little track and the impact. and remember, this is the very beginning of the summer. fire crews across the country are having to do what they can to adapt. this includes the rapid deployment of drones. this one has thermal imaging that can help reveal fires burning dangerously out of sight below ground. our climate is changing. it's changing beyond recognition. what used to be a 9—12 year cycle, this is every year now. this means that their role now can be to fight fires one day and get footage for social media the next to get the message out — being careless with barbecues or cigarettes or broken glass can also cost lives. behind every uniform, there's a member of staff who goes home to a family. and these are dangerous places to be. there are more firefighters probably killed worldwide in wildfires than there are anywhere else. the heating planet means it's all of our responsibility, b

heath. well, from the heart to laugh at the adventures. been in such a northern capital for a long time alexei zotov on how the city welcomes artists, and why these tours are special for them gogol nikolai vasilievich lived for some time near dostoevsky wrote white nights, well , the demolition of the head to confess the love of the northern capital yevgeny mironov can endlessly, but with such a big tour, six performances 12 shows the theater of nations was not on the banks. you have not been for 9 years, therefore, you have to receive the blessing of the former, of course, to come here. this exam takes courage. here now enter there and exit later, because it causes. my joy knows the bitter truth or abide in the bliss of illusion, and any skeletons in the closet family, but secret desires and passions, the most provocative production of the theater of nations based on the famous play by edward walby, an absolutely hit audience performance, has already looked completely unexpected for me .

pumping iron and doing pushups like heath on our staffer to get in shape for the date with presidentiden. look at that he is very impressive. also bench pressing over the weekend, too. will it work? >> ainsley: plus, oh, dough, the left's latest target, wood fired pizzas. >> brian: in new york. >> ainsley: delivery man stuart varney joins us live. >> steve: better be coal fired. >> brian: american built ♪ that new neighbor is hot! that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. so m

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heath yet confidence it ould still winners are, you know, why was case brought florida?s servant a general rule of criminal law, which is you must their case in the area in which the crime was committed and sisters documents were held in mar-a-lago. >> for the most part, we don't know if anyone up. they barely did make it on. the flight attendants are because melania didn't want displacing luggage, but if they are their kept their if he's if he's refused to was there. if they were found, they're the venue then becomes that area. i mean, is it we a dc jurisdiction have been better for them from a legal point from a jury point of view. absolutely. but the fact is that. having a venue fight could have delayed this and that would that would mean you're to trump's benefit in terms of the election. so i think jack smith decided to bite the bullet and design. i have to file in miami and yes, it is a place with trump won strongly. it is in place i'm sure there's going to be a lot of activism, encouragement for people trying to get in that jury and notified the verdict. so, you k

this was not a order but heath n -- he's not dramatically done a 180 on that.o this? >> i think they're wrong. defeat of russia is a strategic defeat and it helps us. until we can strategically, help us, defeat the russians then you have to two opponents you'll be facing. the chinese and the russians. let's take the russians off the table. the ukrainians have the ability to do that. i think that's shows a real act of strategic thinking moving forward with this. the russians invaded. they are almost defeated. the russians are bringing tanks out of storage that were put in storage in 1980. these are tanks that have been in 42 years. the t-55 tank taken out of inventory. 200,000 soldiers of the russians presumably dead and many, many more wounded. front line unit s have been mauled. let's take them off the table and then pivot to china. for anybody that thinks you can placate russia is a huge mistake. the only thing putin understands is power, raw power. we have the ability to help the ukrainians defeat that. my frustration with this administration, we haven't giv

i don't think nothing came out other thanof another meeting and comes on the heath heels of the spy balloonn your face -- spy balloon and in your face acr especially pea knowledge and thr sites and that comes on the heels since that spy balloon is when they started stopping or allowing the exports going tohu huawei andma lifting on human rights violations, it should be the other way around. maria: right. >> then we hear about the spy station in cuba, i don't thinkee he should have even have the meeting and if he d this should have been ve ba point ofatio conversation. maria: this is all getting veryy dangerous, and i know that stu you've studied the belt and road initiative so let's talk about how china capitalizes on what you've called the debt trap diplomacy and weak countries add on the debt to have relationsan withd china? >> that's right. maria: china declares itself a developing nation.r >> they can do it on their own; right. un charter says china is a doe developing nation. what does that mean? they qualify for interest-freeh loans or low banks from thes world bankfu.ei so ther world

pastor heath haines ran over to his neighbor's home when he heard cries for help and successfully stoppedhe suspect. watch. >> hey, put it down. put it down. put it down. hey. [struggle] >> drop the stuff right now. my wife has called the police. they are coming. drop the stuff right now. >> i did not do anything to him. >> why is he on the ground? >> stop pushing me. i can't even breathe. >> how do you think he feels, man? >> stop. >> i'm not going to stop. >> todd: this footage from haines point of view shows the suspect's unhinged attempt to drive away as you can see here. the suspect drove through a fence and around the bask the house before seriously damaging his car and bouncing off another car that suspect now facing six felony charges, including aggravated assault of an elderly person and assault of a peace officer because he allegedly threatened haines with a branch. haines reflecting on the incident afterward, quote: there was a lot going on. i have had to make a judgment. i approach people with so much love every day. it's weird to approach someone to put your hand on them to c

heath are.erson in charge of watching your kids when they're in or near the water, whether they're on a bike scooter or skateboard pulling ads. kids should always be wearing a properly fitted helmet and there are ways on how you can coax them into wearing a helmet, even if they about it. >> tempting to use hand me downs or of the helmet from last season. but our kiddos grow really fast and they don't always fit properly. let them pick out the helmet, maybe buy a cheap pack of reflective stickers and let them go to town decorating the helmet. >> believe her name is heather. not he 3rd. that was my if your summer will include trips to a playground. bowling recommends checking all the equipment to make sure it's not too hot for your kids. a new study shows the longer you breastfeed the better your child's test scores will be researchers at the university of oxford followed nearly 5,000 children from their infancy in the early 2, thousands to their last year of high school. kids were divided into gr

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police are stepping up patrols around hampstead heath after several reports of a man indecently exposing if they want to have sex. detectives want to hear from anyone else it may have happened to and have described the man as being between 25 and 35, having tanned skin, short brown hair and dark eyes. a clean—up operation will continue this morning on a site in hackney where a three—storey terraced house collapsed at the weekend. london fire brigade said the entire back of the house collapsed, leaving rubble scattered over neighbouring gardens. drones and police dogs were used to make sure nobody was caught in the collapse and no injuries were reported. people are being warned about the dangers of giant hogweed. this is what it looks likeand it's often found near canals and rivers. it looks harmless, but it is poisonous and can cause burns and blisters which can scar for life. the advice is to not touch the hogweed. kentish town tube station will close today for up to a year to replace the escalators and ticket hall. they're said to be the two most unreliable escalators on the london und

it was in a very now a very nice area near the hampstead heath garden, hampstead garden suburbs and. she hadn't been there for 50 years. this is the place that she grew up as a child. she would point out, oh, well, you know, the trees have grown up and there's a church over there that we used to be able to see the clock and no when it was time to come in and just being there with her and asking her questions in that environment was was very rich because she started to remember things that i think probably would have been difficult to remember. if you just say, well, tell about your childhood, you know, so we we have a lot of material. and what we what we tried to do with the book was to make it both a biography, but also blending that his intellectual contributions. so really putting and as as his institution building sorts of contribution so we're we're really trying to cover the the entire map that's why it's such a thick book. if you if you've seen it out there and at the the emphasis would be, first of all that his was a 20th century life. he grew up and and and lived in extreme