henry come. henry communicant multiparty system and i came in late site may have missed it, but what's your preferred method for getting there? and is the system that they are now using an alaska i way of doing that or is it actually going to maybe take actual pressure valor to decrease the popular demand for alternatives for a two-party system? >> henry, would you briefly summarize the alaska situation for those who may not know it? >> the alaska situation is that you have an all party primary in the summer where every candidate of any different party, or no party, can compete. and you vote for one person. the top four in that then move on to the general election, regardless of party. so you could theoretically have four democrat or four republicans make it to the top four. you then, they all compete in was called a ranked-choice voting system where the voter has the option of choosing only one or as many as four in the order of their preference. and then you eliminate the lowest ranked, lowest

i forgot i we were both called henry. yes, they do up _ we were both called henry.p to a _ we were both called henry. yes, they do up to a point. there are various ramifications— do up to a point. there are various ramifications to the uk treating china _ ramifications to the uk treating china as — ramifications to the uk treating china as more of a foe than they previously— china as more of a foe than they previously did apart from anything else it _ previously did apart from anything else it blocks up one of the main baths— else it blocks up one of the main paths for chinese investment. there was a _ paths for chinese investment. there was a financial harm blue with the uk which — was a financial harm blue with the uk which is — was a financial harm blue with the uk which is clearly weakening. what one thing _ uk which is clearly weakening. what one thing rishi sunak has stopped short— one thing rishi sunak has stopped short of doing which some of his mps did not— short of doing which some of his mps did not want— short of doing which some of his mps did not want

henry. okay. and what was the time i got rentals are all listed as queues is trust me. and he asked you all he all given all about on your business cuz they're down here a while ago. but again, you say you see a committee like this is if it's similar to the court area where we had last like big time in project lance, lance, we again from the see from to what's as, why can begin this land from this water. and i handed over back to the people and i give them access to the see when they come fish, because it's not goldman piracy, it'd be the contact power to that we're guinea for them. so i'm good for now on good. think of the big names in danger, all the already 5 big below now that the comfortable spend your wealth in the lifetime and did a community existing like this so so would it the good kind of wanted to hello to heaven for that that chelsea yeah. fortune and culture for jesse area i was gonna say on sooner, if you want change, there is consequences for change or you got to me. so it's

henry. okay, what was the time? of course you got rentals are all listed as queues is trust me. and he asked yankee, i'll give you an thought on your business cuz they don't get a while ago. but again, you say you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the court area where we had last night with the payment project, lance lance, we again from the see from to what's asked why can begin this land from this water? and i handed over back to the people, and i give them access to the sea when they come fish, because not goldman piracy is because apparently they were guinea for them said angrily for their own good. pick up the big names in danger, already already 5 big below now that the comfortable spend your wealth in the lifetime and did a community existing like this. so, so would it the good kind of wanted to hello to heaven for that. and yet fortune a jesse area was gonna say something, or if you want change, that is consequences for change or you got to me. so it's not like nearby i

henry, who is now 11, got to lead the march to michigan stadium.for his favorite song at his favorite venue, henry boyer was front and center. >> yeah, that even made me want to join the band even more. >> reporter: but no matter where his music career takes him, hopefully, henry will continue to follow the lead set by this marching band, and play it forward. steve hartman, "on the road"... >> you guys have the best music ever. ( laughter ) >> reporter: ...in ann arbor, michigan. >> i can't wait to join. >> oh, yeah. it will come soon. >> duncan: oh, man, you've got to love his passion. well, nasa is one step closer to returning to the moon. we'll have amazing videos and photos from the orion capsule, next. ok, we'd open with creaky footsteps. scary music goes all intense. the couple jumps up like, “w-w-what is that?!” they scream “ahhh!” and you go... “it's the money you could save by bundling your home and car insurance! bwahaha!” money shoots out from drawers, vents, from under the bed. the couple is scamin “ahhh! ahhh!” wait, wouldn't they be h

henry henry, what is it? okay, what was the time i was gonna post our list off as queues is trust me and he has gotta go get, you know, and thought, i'm not doing this because it all here while ago. but again, you say you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the court area where we had like regular plain project, lance lance we again from to see from to what's as, why can begin this land from this water. and i handed over back to the people, and i give them access to the see when they come fish, because it not boardman piracy. it'd be the contact parity that we're getting for themself under the, for the, on good. think of the big lamps in danger already already 5 big below now that the comfortable spend your wealth in the lifetime and did a community existing like this so so let the good kind of wanted to hello to heaven for that out that i see. yeah. gotcha. and what, yes, area i was gonna say something or if you want change, there is consequences for change or you got to me. so it's not like near

henry henry, what is it? okay, why? i suppose rentals are less love, as cues is, trust me. and he asked yankee, i'll give you another business cuz this'll, but again, you say, you see a committee like this is, is, is similar to the court area where we had a law reg detailing project lance, lance, we again from to see from to what's asked why can begin this land from this water and i handed over back to the people and i give them access to the see where they can fish, because it's not goldman piracy, it'd be the contact parity that we're getting for them said angrily for their own good pick up the big lamps in danger, all the audio 5 big below now that the comfortable spend your wealth in the lifetime and did a community existing like this. so, so let the good kind of wanted to hello to heaven for that. not just yet. and what? yes, the area was gonna see something there. if you want change, there is consequences for change or you got to me. so it's not like nearby i am defending the government or whatsoever. if they're going to develop these ready blues, it is not sonton of

i want henry. i want henry. the boeckers and henry. but remember, no dna was ever recovered from the crime scene. so there was nothing to compare them to. you did something at earl's funeral. >> part of any homicide is that we send detectives to the funeral to see if there's anything that looks suspicious. and so, we did go and send some detectives to the funeral and just kind of peek around and see if there was anything unusual. >> wearing a hidden camera. >> correct. well, you never know who you're going to talk to. >> the funeral was well attended. the church was packed and there were a lot of people coming and going. we had put our officer at the entrance to the church so we could catch everybody that came in. he did see bill boecker and he did start up a conversation with him regarding earl. >> and they asked bill boecker about henry? >> correct. >> what did he say? >> that he had thought that he was a good person. he had worked for him for 10 to 12 years, but he was also suspicious of the money that had be

when we acquired the henry farm, the sons of confederate veterans had purchased the henry farm back in 1922 and established what was called manassas battlefield confederate park. but before transferring this acreage, 128 acres to the federal government, they did have a few demands, and one of them was to build a new museum on the grounds. so the visitor center was built during world war two and finished in 1943. the museum section didn't actually open until. 1949. in any case because of the placement of the visitor center on henry hill and because most of our interpretive media the cannons, the signs have you all relate to first manassas ceremonies. this takes second fiddle. second manassas might also be overshadowed somewhat the seven days battles and june of 1862 and antietam in september of 1862, somewhere in between a lot happened, but a lot of people just overlooked. second, manassas campaign for some reason. our park folder at the time i started was a little folder. i actually a copy. yeah, it looks something like this inside this folder or two maps. there was a driving tour f

and so, we, two years ago, elected henry ford the third, the grandson of henry ford the second, to ourdavid: now, as i mentioned earlier, what happened is a lot of prominent people, when they get to be 60, 70, maybe 80, they would set up these foundations, but now a lot of people have gotten very wealthy in their thirties, forties, and fifties, and they don't set up these traditional foundations. they just kind of give away the money in different ways that's maybe not having a board like yours operate. is that the new model which is to say something like what's being done with, let's say, the jeff bezos fortu. he's giving away money. his former wife is giving away money in different ways. is that a new model or do you think the traditional model, the ford foundation, rockefeller foundation, will stay as the model for large philanthropic foundations? darren: i think the model of philanthropy over many decades will continue to exist but the exciting thing about this moment is that there are new models, and you mentioned two really terrific ones, what jeff bezos is doing as well as macken

henry ossowa tanner. his middle name relates to a town in kansas, kind of a sleepy little place now, which bills itself as the cradle of the civil war. jon gruden was there. kansas, of course, was a territory. missouri was a slave state. missouri wanted kansas to be a slave state also heard there was a bit of a conflict there. finally, it just so happens i met -- the spoiler of the gore presidential run -- guest: ralph nader. caller: yeah. walking down the street in connecticut, i made a u-turn, said hi. he invited me to the american museum of court law in winsted, connecticut, which is where heaton now does a lot of writing. -- he now does a lot of writing. it was a coincidence to meet him just walking down the street. host: you bring up a lot of topics. barbara perry, which one or two did you want to pick up on? guest: thank you for sharing that anecdote. i met ralph nader in the 1970's at the university of louisville not too long ago, he called my office and said, i think he wanted to talk about doing

henry bonsu and henry zeffman will be back again at 11.30pm. goodbye for now.r here is the second round of group matches came to a close. 14 in total with portable looking at their place in the last 16 act they beat uruguay 2-0. the last 16 act they beat uruguay 2—0. bruno fernandes with both of portugal pounds despite cristiano ronaldo celebrating wildly as he attempted to claim his first effort. it leaves uruguay bottom of the group. the match was briefly stopped by a activator who were a teacher saying safe ukraine and respect for every need women. while also bring me a rainbow flag. he was caught and taken away moments later. portugal through but the three other teams in the group can also join them through but the three other teams in the group can alsojoin them in through but the three other teams in the group can also join them in the last 16 with one match to go that is after donna came out on top against south korea and a five goal thriller. they are the lowest ranked team at the tournament and needed a win to keep their hopes alive of progressing. put

henry come. henry communicant multiparty system and i came in late site may have missed it, but what's your preferred method for getting there? and is the system that they are now using an alaska i way of doing that or is it actually going to maybe take actual pressure valor to decrease the popular demand for alternatives for a two-party system? >> henry, would you briefly summarize the alaska situation for those who may not know it? >> the alaska situation is that you have an all party primary in the summer where every candidate of any different party, or no party, can compete. and you vote for one person. the top four in that then move on to the general election, regardless of party. so you could theoretically have four democrat or four republicans make it to the top four. you then, they all compete in was called a ranked-choice voting system where the voter has the option of choosing only one or as many as four in the order of their preference. and then you eliminate the lowest ranked, lowest

i introduced myself as henry and as i started to do it, something overtook me.ke something was in my body and i changed my voice like this and it unleashed me, like you're very lucky i'm here talking to you. >> had you planned that? >> i did not. i didn't know it was going to happen. that is what i was able to do as an actor, but not able to do as a human being. i just went with it in my profession and in my life i was a bowl of jello that had not congealed. >> personally and professionally what was it like to suddenly be such a big star, an iconic figure in american culture? >> insane. it was insane. i don't know if i'm right, but i figured out that there is an emotional component missing when you have some sort of learning challenge. you have such a little sense of self and that very fact helped me deal with what other people were saying. they couldn't possibly know what they were talking about. i am this person who is totally without self, without -- >> you didn't get swept away by it is what you're saying? >> i was not allowed to be swept away. i couldn't bu

when we acquired the henry farm, the sons of confederate veterans had purchased the henry farm back in 1922 and established what was called manassas battlefield confederate park. but before transferring this acreage, 128 acres to the federal government, they did have a few demands, and one of them was to build a new museum on the grounds. so the visitor center was built during world war two and finished in 1943. the museum section didn't actually open until. 1949. in any case because of the placement of the visitor center on henry hill and because most of our interpretive media the cannons, the signs have you all relate to first manassas ceremonies. this takes second fiddle. second manassas might also be overshadowed somewhat the seven days battles and june of 1862 and antietam in september of 1862, somewhere in between a lot happened, but a lot of people just overlooked. second, manassas campaign for some reason. our park folder at the time i started was a little folder. i actually a copy. yeah, it looks something like this inside this folder or two maps. there was a driving tour f

tonight -- brian tyree henry. lizzy caplan. and music from young the giant. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ snoes ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. please, relax. thank you for joining us on what has turned into election week. i guess there are still votes to be counted. and if you're still in line, stay in line. they have to lit let you vote. at this rate, we might know who wins the super bowl before we know who won the senate. [ laughter ] democrats are optimistic about their chances in arizona and nevada. one of the reasons the democrats still have a decent shot at the senate is because young people, voters age 18-29, favored democrats 63% to 25%. [ cheers ] so now some republicans are looking to raise the voting age to 21. [ laughter ] that's great. let me see if i have this straight. 18 is too young to vote, but 14, old enough to be forced to have a baby. got it? why not raise the voting age to 71 while you're at it? [ laughter ] in

henry and henry lovely to have you with us this evening, we will go left to right, i wonder if you cany to see you. front page of the guardian please, mr sunak of course was giving a speech, his first indication of the direction of his foreign policy. warning for the guardian, about china as president she continues his protest there. first you are supposed to be talking about requests but that's fine we will get to that... about requests but that's fine we will get to that. . ._ about requests but that's fine we will get to that... with that got to do with things _ will get to that... with that got to do with things i _ will get to that... with that got to do with things i wonder. - will get to that... with that got to do with things i wonder. to - will get to that... with that got to do with things i wonder. to the i do with things i wonder. to the serious point _ do with things i wonder. to the serious point this _ do with things i wonder. to the serious point this is _ do with things i wonder. to the serious point this is from - do with things i wonder. to the serious point this is

henry fore walker, chief executive of news quest, is with us.enry, because in a moment of madness, i referred to one of your titles as the telegraph and angus, and obviously i didn't mean that i meant the telegraph in argus, as i said at the front of the programme. also here is alice enders, head of research at enders analysis. but henry, if we start with you, you know, newsquest, one of the largest publishers of regional newspapers in the uk, including some of the areas, you know, that david davis was talking about. what is your response to what you've heard? well, as you've articulated, katie, we're obviously very concerned about the bbc's expansion into local online news. we think it's potentially very damaging. it will, in our view, further undermine the efforts of ourselves and other commercial local news publishers to build a sustainable future, because it diverts eyeballs away from our sites, which we rely on to drive advertising revenue and to drive digital subscription revenue. it diverts those eyeballs to the bbc. and i heard obviously

henry, who is 11, got to lead the march to michigan stadium.enry boyer was front and center. >> yeah. it made me want to join the band even more. >> reporter: no matter where his music career takes him, hopefully, henry will continue to follow the lead set by this marching band. and play it forward. >> nice job. >> i can't wait to join. >> it will come soon. cancer means being relentless.t because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death.

most notably among them was a man named henry ball.who lived a little north from here in the levitz area. if you are >> bring us on home! >> as far as story goes, if you have come to previous history on tap, travels can be pretty depressing with his stories. that one is not that bad. all things considered the loss of an arm, death of a wife. it's not so bad. no plane crashes, no murders. this is why he thinks it's lucky. the story i want to tell, you will hear some familiar names. as you can probably already tell, you might already know loudoun county has some unionist. they have secessionists. you have both armies back and forth throughout the conflict. i want to talk a bit about some prisoners. when you think prisoners of war, you probably think often of john nevins who get caught enjoying good scenery. you also think of libby prison, andersonville -- i want to talk a bit, some people get swept up in war. they end up in prison as political prisoners. for my story i want to tire in the early 1863 with the loudoun rangers. a loudoun un

most notably among them was a man named henry ball. a man who lived a little north from here in the levitz area. if you are familiar with temple hall, he owns temple hall on route 15 just a bit north from here. samuel means is pretty sure that it is ball who led the soldier to the baptist church in water for the travis had mentioned. he had noted ball at the very notable secessionist in that area. they arrived they arrest ball amongst some other individuals. another one of note and notable secessionist named albert campbell bell. also from that area. immediately there is outrage over these two civilians who get arrested. it is not the most common thing. there are also fears of what this might lead to. he confederateas travis mentiony have heard of the battle of gettysburg. that interrupted some plans to get these two individuals released by the united states. after gettysburg, there is once again a resumption by the confederates to release these two individuals. the families have been going from day one to try to find a way to get thes

we will speak with mary kay henry, president of seiu, the service employees international union. >> working people are taking acti and speaking out and demanding a voice on the job and in our democracy stop on the job through a union and in our democracy to develop box. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russia has announced it is rejoining a deal allowing for grain shipments from ukraine's ports. this comes just four days after russia withdrew from the deal sparking fears it could worsen the global hunger crisis. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said the renewed deal would prioritize grain shipments to somalia, djibouti, sudan, and other african nations. russia said it rejoined to the deal after ukraine agreed not to use the sea corridor to attack russian forces. water and power have been restored to much of kyiv folling a seri of russia attacks onkraine's infrastructure. scheduled blackos are ongoing due to a srtage of electricity. meanwhile, russia has expanded a mandatory evacuation order for ukrain

henry yeah. if you don't have to drive, stay inside, but if you are behind the wheel drive slower drive defensively and don't assume you can make it past flooded roadways. we don't rains it pours and floods bay area roadways enforcement, then scrambles to keep drivers out of harm's way trying to find these areas and identify them prior to something happening, but again, we are going from call to call to call to call. this was what it looked like tuesday morning on highway 84 between art and wood and thornton in fremont. caltrans says pumps in the area for some reason have been off, which caused the lanes to flood. temporarily shut down both directions. those pumps were later turned back on to remove excess water. and in sunnyvale officials sent out traffic advisory warnings in the morning , saying both sides along the intersection of fair oaks and tasman were flooded. it cleared up within a couple of hours. when we get ponding on freeways a lot of times it's because the drainage has been clogged,

henry's first appearance as a kryptonian in 5 years was the first time he played him in the 2013 filmof steel according to johnson all these years. he fought to get superman back because without him, the dc universe doesn't make sense. as a result, it was possible to do this only after a change in leadership. warner brothers discovery studios. the main thing is to listen true to the fan is the guy who spent almost decades somewhere back at the same time. this is the most powerful and beloved superhero in history. he is needed here, perhaps precisely because of the return to the role. superman carvilu. the actor had to part with his other famous character, the witcher, and the actor announced that the third season of the fantasy garden would be his last and, alas, he would give his ball medallion to the mantle of the white wolf, in another actor, hemsworth. many fans took the news with bayonets, stating that without cavila, the series will not watch this role. kavel was very appreciated. it is known that he is a big fan of computer games, including the witcher, and spends 4 hours a day

henry did pretty well for himself marrying into the jones and lee family. they had a very merry household. unfortunately for them there is a civil war that happens. i think you've probably heard of it. henry finds that his families also divided certain members are pro- secession and pro- virginia others including her own father are prounion and count secession as a double treason not just against the united states but also gives the home state of virginia. some family members will leave d.c. to stay here at harrison hall with the family during the war. i think they're taking a gamble with their house being watched in d.c., they can live a little bit more freely here in loudoun. they could be thinking they can get away from the capitol and hopefully be away from the war. importantly for them the war is going to come to leesburg in the fall of 1861. of course, by fall of 1861 they seen one large battle coming right back in november. during that time, the union encampment on the north side of the river and the encampments here the war has just now begun they'r

thanks for having me and my good friend, henry cuellar.r patrol agents getting assaulted every day. messages matters. having members of congress from both sides to solve it is important. what i appreciate about working with congressman henry cuellar, he's about solutions. here's what we've done. here's what we need to do. some of the things that him and i have done we've worked together to expand stone garden. they're funds for sheriffs, law enforcement on the border. we've helped increase technology. what are the things we need to do. we have to end catch and release. i'm committed to doing that. henry cuellar wants to as well. this is not a democrat or republican issue. we have to come together. i look forward to working with my friend, henry cuellar, to continue that. >> neil: on the catch and release thing, congressman cuellar, it's more difficult to find democrats that want to do something about that than republicans. republicans have their own issues dealing with the millions in the country and their path to citizenship if there's on

we will try again for dexter, dexter henry, can you hear me?u, monica, can you hear me? i i can hear you, monica, can you hear me?— hear me? i can hear you, thank ou for hear me? i can hear you, thank you forjoining _ hear me? i can hear you, thank you forjoining us. _ hear me? i can hear you, thank you forjoining us. we - hear me? i can hear you, thank you forjoining us. we got - hear me? i can hear you, thank you forjoining us. we got over| you forjoining us. we got over that technical problem. first of all, important question, what was your reaction to team usa bringing it home? my reaction. _ usa bringing it home? ij�*i reaction, monica, usa bringing it home? m reaction, monica, was usa bringing it home? m1 reaction, monica, was one at that this was a big win for the us. ithink that this was a big win for the us. i think a lot of people felt that joy. us. i think a lot of people felt thatjoy. you should at those images from new york and thatis those images from new york and that is when i am. a lot of people are really excited about this. t

mike henry lee live tonight. here in studio, henry. thank you. former mixed martial arts champion cain velasquez was back in the san jose courtroom today for arraignment. this was velazquez's first out of custody court appearance. he pleaded not guilty to felony attempted murder, assault and weapons counts. he also waived his right to a speedy trial. velasquez was jailed for eight months charged with firing shots at a man accused of molesting a young relative of velazquez. he was released from jail earlier this month after posting $1 million bail this morning. the judge ordered him to turn to court on december 28th. workers at the university of california. we're back out on the picket line today as their strike moved into a second week. some 48,000 employees are striking across the u. c system too many increased pay and better working conditions this morning a letter signed by 18 members of california's congressional delegation was delivered to uses president calling on him to bargaining, good faith and negotiate fair contracts. you see, a said i

henry lee live in antioch's henry. thank you. five. a man who flashed a gun in santa rosa at a restaurant is now under arrest. officers were called to a fast food restaurant on mission boulevard lightning round nine o'clock last night when that report of an altercation came in the suspect trying to run from police, but after a short chase, he was taken into custody. santa rosa police say he dropped this loaded glock handgun during that short person. suit the handgun was not reported stolen, but it was also not registered to the suspect. 38 year old mustafa's tara of cloverdale was booked on several felony charges. also new at five. police in santa rosa are now looking for a woman who is accused of robbing at least two banks. the first robbery was that a wells fargo on fourth street that happened about three o'clock tuesday afternoon, the robber handed the teller a note demanding cash and then ran off . police also say they believe the same woman robbed the chase bank on gern ville road yesterday. also using a note, they say after that

i will mention two, there were some historians that don't believe these letters were written by henrywilson at all and they attribute them to horace white who was a clerk in the war department. there is a bit of a mystery there. now, as the election of 1860 approach, it looked like rose was going to be in this prime position. she was going to be a good friend of the next president it seemed. she was close to joe lane has been considered she was friendly with breckenridge who became the candidate for the southern democrats and who was buchanan's bp. and rose was also the ants of roads dell who had married steven douglas and steven douglas is a candidate for the northern democrats. of course none of that happens. abraham lincoln is elected and in 30 years of democrat rule in d.c., rose despises lincoln she refers to him as the bean pole. was certainly unhappy about lincoln's election. not only did abraham lincoln's election cause or lead to the breakup of the union and the deep south states succeed after he wins, but the election divided rose's family. her niece, eddie cuts and her husb

it's about the death of your very young son, henry. yeah.to summarise it, because i think anything i say will be really glib or worse, insensitive to you, the person who's gone through it. so why don't you tell us? i can summarise it for you. it's about my son henry's life, and death. there, i think ijust summarised it. yeah, he died a little before he would've turned three in 2018. he had a brain tumour and they took it out surgically, which disabled him. and then he was getting chemo for a while and treatment, and he didn't, you know, have cancer on paper as far as we knew for a while. and then it came back, and it killed him. that was 4.5 years ago. and of course, it transformed our lives very dramatically, my wife, and his brothers. and i figured, as somebody who is in the public eye, for better or worse, if i told that story, it might help out other bereaved people. and when i say bereaved people, i mean, like, bereaved parents and siblings. not grandparents, i don't care about them, or dogs, but the heavy duty ones. that was why i wrot

as far as wilson, went henry wilson, there were no repercussions for.im even though they could find all those love letters in roses house and knew that he was connected to rose. wilson continue to serve on the military as chair of the military fairs. committee. and in 1872 he becomes president grants vice president. so, nothing really happened to him. when pinkerton was spying on, rose there was a military officer that had -- pinkerton and the following and then the officer had pinkerton arrested, putin then was able to smuggle out a note, and in the end this officer whose officer was not named was arrested. there were some people involved who were arrested and a lot of the women and the up being exiled, like rose, or taking the roles of honor. thank you for joining me for this history happy hour on rose oneal greenhow. and as always if you are interested in our other programs that we have coming up, please visit our website as a cwmd of our g. thank you for watching.