i will continue to work as hard as i can to maintain their faith in me. to maintain my ability to lead. and we will all hopefully work together and move forward. reporter: governor, at your inauguration, your minister, reverend jones [indiscernible] you would always seek wise counsel and that god would guide your thoughts and [indiscernible] can you tell us why you thought or [indiscernible] do you feel a higher power guided you? gov. northam: there is no question. i am a strong believer in god. i am a member of first baptist church in catonsville, virginia. my pastor, reverend jones, is actually here with us today. obviously, one of the ways i have been able to, i believe, govern successfully is to listen. i have a great cabinet. i have great relationships with people on both sides of the aisle. i am very secure in where i believe we need to take virginia. so was we have moved through this last 24 hours, i have spoken and consulted a lot of people. i have prayed about this and will continue to pray, and obviously i could not stand here without the support

>> it's very important to me and i will tell you one quick thing. matthew:25. i've thought about a lot of things and matthew:25 when i was thirsty give me a drink what you do for the least of these you do for me, you know that, but this mohammed or jesus or moses, they would not have said least of these that carl was worth less than jeff. i found a different translation who solve the poverty and justice into said when i was thirsty you gave me drink and when i was a string or you welcomed me. for those that are less than portland as opposed to the least of these and in the resurrection and talked about the religious feeling of the universality and a gala. as i'm of the universal spirit and it informs the way that i look at the world that people really are equal and people should have an equal chance and opportunity and that is increasingly. >> thank you so much for coming. that ends the hour and i hope that you will come again. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] i think the cameras are still bowling just so you know. [laughter] [inaudible con

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i will just -- one more point i will say about it. most americans agree that capitalism works, it brings a dynamism to our economy and prosperity to people, but you need rules. you need consumer protections, environmental laws, worker protection laws. right? we should practice the same internationally on trade and it's always puzzled me that democrats -- democratic presidents, most democrats don't do this anymore, but democratic presidents in the past have believed -- have not really believed that with trade, trade laws, we should have those built in consumer protections, worker and environmental protections. if we had done it the same construct as our domestic economy there would be a lot more manufacturing jobs in our country because in part we would be exporting to those countries that could afford to buy things. >> did you want to follow up? >> it's your suggestion, then, that this nafta whatever you want, 1.6, 2.0, usmc is going to fail in congress? >> i don't see evidence that it's going to pass. i won't predict it's going to fa

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ant i will continue. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear. >> why would you decide to be michael jackson -- >> why did i dress up, i didn't realize at the time that it was offensive as i had since learned and knowing that, what i know now, i wouldn't have done it but at the time i wouldn't have done that. >> thank you so much, guys. >> hold on a second. well, right now i think it's important that we take one day at a time. i think that we will continue to collect information to -- to definitively prove in addition to my word that i'm not in that picture. [inaudible] >> y, as you know, there was a piece of legislation this year to make -- to make election day a holiday. it didn't pass but certainly in that discussion if election day were a holiday would we need to rid ourselves of a different holiday and that was part of the discussion to eliminate lee jackson, it's actually a 4-day weekend as you know on the friday with monday being martin luther king day. regarding taking care of sick children, you k

decision- making process, i hope there will be support, and maybe my hope is much higher in mexico, i am confident, there will be disputes in areas that are painful, but on balance, it is seen as a good deal, and i think the senators on balance will go forward. we are carefully watching the process in the united states, just my guess, is that we would try to get a move. >> it's a pleasure, i have known many governor and senator sununu's, it's a pleasure. the house and the senate, we are moving towards the vote with that, it's funny, a little bit under the radar, because china is in town, but actually this is a huge priority for the united states, for administration, and we are working in earnest with both democrats and republicans, and actually, >> nancy pelosi -- speaker nancy pelosi, who i have spoken with movie -- over the years, she has offered usmca 101 meetings with various members of their caucus, their conference, we have to get it through, same with the senate. but can i make a broader point, i thought i heard this, i think from you governor, and also mr. sununu, you know, we

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so no, i will not defend that operation. alike and defend is that a lot of people contributed to me and i did not know about that one. i accept your premise that money was taken and i will take a look at it. don't make this lady run. [laughter] hi, senator. i'm a freshman studying international political economy. i am from park ridge, illinois, a suburb of chicago. you mentioned earlier that campaigns have become bidding wars. doquestion is, how much room you think there is for campaign spending reform, considering the decision in citizens united? sen. durbin: that much. i have been introducing public financing bills for a decade. there was a time when i had republican -- a republican cosponsor, arlen specter. he faced a tough time area and switched and became a democrat and lost. he left the senate and has since passed away. i do have any republicans interested in the conversation. it's not going anywhere in the senate. i really believe we need to do something like this, because whether you are democrat or republican, if you

i will not let the aba veto what happens, but i do care about what they think. when it comes to judges, younger is better than older. when it comes to judges, well-qualified is better than not well-qualified. i have been a lawyer most of my adult life, and there are people -- and in every state, there are people we can find that are well-qualified and that can serve for a while. pay. if you're in your 40's or early 50's, doing well in the private sector, we ask you to leave the practice with a couple of kids going to college or about to go to college. we have to think about pay. used to be that two out of three judicial nominees came from the private sector, and one of three came from the public sector. the french model is pretty much, it is a career path to be a judge. very few people come from the private sector. there are great government lawyers out there, but the strength of our judiciary over time, in my view, the best and brightest in the private sector, will lead the private -- leave the private sector to serve publicly. to be a judge. pay does matter. s

that is what i will be looking for. because of the nature of the fact this is very budget driven and the fact that we have dramatically change the way that acquisitions organize our department, it will be driven by the services. you will see different behavior in the different services as they go forward. let me briefly touch on each of -- starting with the air force. when you look at the air force big programs it's clear about its priorities. it's priorities are geared towards pure competition type. these are the capabilities you would want for a big cheer competition. i don't think we will see rapid change in the air force. the air force does have problems to grapple with. it has a lot on its plate with even just the programs i have mentioned already. it has a next tier of priorities. with the budget influx it looks like it will be able to afford. some of the space capabilities to be accepted by the air force that they have responsibility for safe. how does it change the strategy? inherently it is operating a lot of wh

i will myth -- miss him. i think that is probably how most people feel. there will be all these times where we think, jeff should be here. i just want to say, thank you, jeff for all the work that you did for all of us, for where we are now, a lot of us are where we are now because of you and your support, and i want to reach out to his family and give them our thanks for having this wonderful man in our life, and how supportive they were for him to do this. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor brown. supervisor fewer? >> thank you, president yee. i hope i don't start crying, but i am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our public defender, jeff adachi. i want to express my deep condolences to his wife and his daughter. during my time a supervisor, i had the opportunity to work closely with jeff to create the unit in his office to provide legal representation to incarcerated, documented individuals awaiting deportation hearings. however, i knew jeff as a friend before i was elected to the office of supervisor. my husband and i worked on his first elec

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i think that will be important. then calling him out but doing it strategically with the right things. ok. right there. >> hi. thank you for coming here. my husband and i love to go see all of these candidates. it is what we do. [laughter] we also have a life. anyway, the thing is, i am seeing a trend with these candidates. they are talking about love, bringing a candle to the darkness. sen. klobuchar: did i do that? >> no you didn't. [laughter] sen. klobuchar: it is not because i don't like love. [laughter] >> that is one of the traps democrats fall into the we expect people to work with us because we are rational, region -- rational people. when i would like to see more of is instead of loving each other, let's have tough love. what you are doing is unacceptable behavior, you have to be accountable for it, get lost, but i still love you. sen. klobuchar: that is a very interesting point. i will talk with the background with me. you probably heard during the kavanaugh hearings that i grew up, my dad had a major drink

i will vote for him again. greatest presidents we have had and certainly in my lifetime. mark: and appealing to the on eayounger people. n> it's a great gig you can imagine rudy giuliani and in front of the press showing people this is the gambino family. and go right down the list and they have done everything and how easy it is to investigate people. mark: let me ask you about that. the press has double standards. are they going to investigate people who were conscience one - - costly trying to push trump out of office or for constantly attacking the president or investigate the president and his family? there is no indication runningga for governor even lieutenant governor, he is the governor now. t they have this yearbook with his photo in a full klansman suit and another guy all blackface which is racist as can be the washington post endorsed him for governor. now kavanaugh they go back to when he was born and did he burp up when he was three months old and everything they look at his yearbooks with no corr

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spirit thank you and i will make this very brief and i will not belabor the point that i brought up at the beginning. if the tariffs on steel and aluminum are removed, canada will move very quickly towards the ratification of the usmca, and we believe very strongly in it. we will also drop the $16 billion in counter tariffs that we felt obliged to impose and we know that is affecting many american companies. i don't think that we can be any clearer than that. we want to see usmca ratified in canada. said i got the message loud and clear. [ laughter ]>> if i may say, there is no more vibrant democracy than your country. we have an amazing richness of debate and views and all of that. of course it is not only expected but good that there should be a deep and difficult debate on something as important as the usmca, but with the division of labor among politicians, i get the impression that the governor, you are close to the ground and the economy and employment, so i am not going to say that everybody supports usmca, but i think on balance, it is a group of top politicians, and the benefi

the first is, and i will put this up on the slide. is some information that we make sure to share. how do i do that a lot did it go thank you. a little bit illegible, but this is a directive that we got from the employment development department, which administers the unemployment benefits program. this is when we all got the news of the directive and the support from the governor to make sure that the impacted workers were aware and that despite federal thoughts to the contrary that there is availability of unemployment benefits. the one caveat to, in the one thing we tried to -- thank you. the one thing we tried to make clear is that the last paragraph is the key thing that points out that if and when reimbursement comes, if there was retroactive pay, it would require repayment of the benefits during that time. so one of the things in working with edd as our lead, and inconsistency across the state, we were able to benefit from an advanced document that we keep on hand available to the public, and that is the second document that yo

meg: netflix will be one of the winners. ian't see a scenario where netflix is not one of the winners. emily: do you think as many streaming services existing now will in the future? meg: probably not. think back to when an industry is firstborn. think about the car industry. at one point there were something like 100 car companies and now there are effectively three u.s. car companies. there will be a lot of entrants, then there will be consolidation and winners and losers but certainly netflix and disney i am sure will be a winner. i think we need to be prepared for a global economic slowdown. ♪ emily: you are now an outsider looking in on silicon valley. it has been a volatile year, hundreds of billions of dollars wiped off the market caps of facebook, apple, alphabet, amazon. iphone sale slowdown, government scrutiny of tech. why do you think the cloud has darkened over silicon valley? meg: let me tell you what is still remarkable about the silicon valley, especially being removed, you almost appreciate some things more. i

beat millerjune i do, the stats and facts so i will beat miller june one. illerjune one. i'm not here to push and talk. it isjust the truth in plain sight. i will be millerand truth in plain sight. i will be miller and knocking out. to formula one, and ferrari's charles leclerc was once again the man to beat on the second day of preseason testing in spain. it was also a good day for mclaren's lando norris. but the williams team were notable absentees once again. their new car still wasn't ready, as the bbc‘s chief formula one writer andrew benson explains. formula 1 teams are always right up against it from the start testing. the car it is always a last—minutejob. williams have their calculations wrong this time and that caused some ructions within the team, they're not happy with the way it happened. we'll have to see whether that leads to any problems. as things stand the car was due to leave the factory tonight and fly to spain and be at the track by around 5:00 in the morning on wednesday and then hopefully out on the track sometime in the early afternoo

i speak chinese? president trump: speak chinese. she will translate. >> ok. i will. [speaking chinese] >> from china, -- president trump: you have to speak louder. >> from china, we think it is very likely that it will happen, and we hope ultimately we will have a deal. is ready toese side make the utmost effort. president trump: i think we both feel that there is a very good chance the deal will happen. >> on troops in syria, why are you reversing course? president trump: i am not reversing course. i have done something that nobody else has been able to do. you will be hearing about the caliphate. it is 100% defeated. nobody has been able to say that. that does not mean there are not very bad people walking around and strapping on bonds, but we have done a job nobody else has been able to do. i heard lindsey graham this morning congratulating me on having defeated the caliphate. i'm getting a lot of congratulations. we can leave a small force along with others, whether it is nato or whoever it might be so it does not start up again. it is a very small fraction of the

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i will be the air force chief. then, we will work for the secretary of the air force. >> thank you. >> good morning, general. first, a quick clarifying. the old years in this corner were -- old ears in this corner were not sure whether you said 135 million, or $135 billion for investments across the portfolio for penetrating portfolio. that's the coming budget, correct? >> yes. >> and the s f35 has been flying in red flag. i assume you've gotten at least an early glimpse of the results. can you bring us up to date, please? >> the latest red flag that we had, we had a 28:1 ratio. so i'll give you the traditional answer and then tell you what is perhaps more important to me from a multi-domain perspective and a quarterback perspective. the traditional model, how did it do mono against this particular threat or those threats? operationally, the f35, i can tell you is meeting or exceeding our expectations when it comes to his ability to survive and prosecute targets and be able to not only survive, but do the 5p's of fu

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i want the ball. so if rebecca willnveil this, j stands for "jobs," the i means "in," and the m is for "making" and the little apostrophe upside down, we turned it around to make you succeed now, it looks right, but here's what i think we need to do. i think our best alternative today is the adult training or adult education, the problem is just this here's the problem. no one is really going today the . the reason no one is really going is not because it's not a good program, it's because and i and i don't know how to speak of this anyway, but folks, it's not the real deal. it's not real training that they can go get a real job, but you see what i'm gonna ask you for's is $5 million, $5 million to put into prevention, and then i am going to ask you for $10 million to put into dhhr for treatment, $10 million for staffing and replacement and maintenance of equipment at the training centers. and then i'm going to ask you that if i'm an addict and i go to treatment and i get better, and then i go into some level of trainin

doing this is very much appreciated, and i will take the good neighbor policy to heart. we will take that as a serious point of focus. >> thank you. >> one real quick comment, when commissioner lee asked you what your experiences where, in the future, you should add no fear of the mike. [laughter] >> i forgot it was here. >> okay, so for the record, no fear of the mike. [laughter]. >> you are very thorough, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. we don't have any further questions. you can have a seat. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> any discussion? discussion first? this or any public comment on this the specific agenda item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i will go with a motion to approve the recommended camp condition with a good neighbor policy. >> second. [roll call] >> your permit has been granted. congratulations. just follow up with the deputy director at your earliest convenience. >> thank you. >> moving along here. >> the next permit applications are for a place of entertainment and extended hours premises permit for a house of ty, loca

i will start with you. kamala harris, a big splash. i know it's early but is this her race to sort of lose? >> well it is but it is very early. whether it stays that way, we can't make any predictions. but she is enjoying the limelight. i think it is smart she came out early. she is getting a lot of attention. she needs to build her name and brand outside of california. she is well known here but she is visiting places like iowa and new hampshire and really building her reputation and other parts of the country as well as the all-important fundraising. >> why was it so effective? >> well, i think she is capitalizing on the moment. coming out of the 2018 midterms and another year of the women. a record number elected to congress. a woman of color coming from california from a diverse background and an experienced politician. what we are hearing from lawmakers is they are giving their take kamala harris's run. we want to go to mike thompson . >> we heard from the senator kamala harris and she is formally seeki

i promise you this, as your president, i will look you in the eye, i will tell you what i think, i willocus on getting things down. that is what i have done my whole life. no matter what, i will lead from the heart. [cheering] >> [chanting] amy! amy! sen. kloubachar: okay, let me be blunt. for too long, leaders in washington have sat on the sidelines while others tried to figure out what to do about this changing economy and its impact on our lives. what to do about the disruptive nature of technology, the technologies, income inequality, the political and geographic divide, the changing climate, the tumult in our world. for a moment, let's stop seeing those obstacles as obstacles. did we view the snow as an obstacle? no we did not. , let's see those obstacles as our path. this is what i mean. there are insidious forces every day trying to make it harder for people to vote, trying to drown out our voices with big money. it is time to organized, time to galvanize, time to take back our democracy. time to pass a constitutional amendment to overturn citizens united and get the dark money o

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i will do it with you all. i have worked for many of you, and been looking forward to working with all of you, i want to thank all of the staff, and everyone who is here who makes this place function, because i know that it doesn't happen with just those of us sitting appear on the board. this is a part of a broader system of democracy that we certainly step into with a lot of humility, and great honor, so i am just grateful to be here on behalf of the people of district six, and honored to have such extraordinary colleagues, and a lot of work to do a lot of work to do. thank you. i appreciate it. [applause] >> thank you supervisor haney for representing district six. now i would like to ask the person who will be representing district two, catherine stefani, if you would like to make a few words. >> thank you. colleagues, friends, family, and fellow san franciscans, i stand before you in all of the enormous opportunity i have been given to be of service to the residents of district two, and to the city i love.

i will calculate all that. but i -- i like amy. i think amy -- amy brings -- everybody brings something to the table. that's not in any way to diminish her. she has things different or differently than anyone perhaps where she's from. she's had a lot of -- i don't count minnesota a swing state because it's gone to the democrat for president more. i think more than any other state in the -- linda: almost voted for trump. senator brown: they didn't. if minnesota is a swing state we lose. almost a swing state. we lost. ok. i think she brings something. she's a americanner. she clearly has a american aura about her. she -- has a midwestern aura about her. she has a strength. others that are more progressive -- on their -- in their demeanor and language brings something else. i am -- i am not going to go over -- i am not going to go over calculations on this person, this person, this person. i am going to when the time comes and we kind of digested all this, i'm not -- don't mistake my deliberative for weakness or reluctance. it really

i will yield the floor to the distinguished majority leader. >> i will be brief. i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of mourning business with the senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each. >> without objection. >> i ask unanimous consent then proceed to the meeting consideration of sb 461. >> clerk will report. >> a bill to strengthen the capacity and competitiveness of historically black colleges and universities to be robust public sector, private-sector communities partnerships and engagement and for other purposes. without objection, we will proceed. >> ask unanimous consent the bill be considered read of their time. >> without objection. >> i know of no further debate on the bill. >> no further debate. the question is on passage of the bill. all in favor say i. those opposed, no. the eyes appear to have it. the eyes do have it. bill passed. >> i ask unanimous consent they be considered late and made up on the table. >> without objection. asking m's consent the committee on the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of *

i believe that mr. barr will be a good leader for the justice department as he has demonstrated in the past. in my opinion, at this judiciary committee nomination hearing, mr. barr was very candid with senators. i believe he did his best in answering questions on his views, on a wide variety of topics, as well as addressing concerns including my own concerns. for example, at the beginning of this confirmation process, i had concerns regarding mr. barr's prior negative statements on a subject that i'd been working on for four years with senator durbin and senator lee, criminal justice reform. in particular, i was concerned about a 1992 justice department report released when he was attorney general entitled "the case for more incarceration". that title ought to tell you he's tough on law enforcement. and also a letter that he signed in 2015 opposing the bill that we then entitled the sentencing reform and correction act of so obviously if i think that we 2015. need criminal justice reform for the first time in a g

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meet up with so i would i do care about my legacy but there's one thing i know for sure i will not be remembered as a traitor as a weak man who were negative on his historical commitments and betrayed his nation i do not know what happens next it is vital for me to perform my duties here and now to defend my homeland to act against a military aggression and the threat of aggression against venezuela by donald trump and to maintain peace in this country must know that as soon as one of the mountains what if there had been no ultimatums or pressure we call in early presidential election of your own will. you are only going to listen to the only upcoming election in venezuela is the parliamentary election that is scheduled to take place according to the constitution in two thousand and twenty i propose the national assembly make arrangements for an early vote and the issue is now being considered but no presidential election we just had a presidential election less than a year ago they were held in full accordance with the constitution they were transparent and there were international o

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if it's the peer support unit, i will push and guide them. i think they do need a little bit of guidance on this particular issue. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you, president. chief nickolson, i was unsure whether you said seven weeks or seven months or seven on station 5, asking for an extension. >> seven-day extension. >> seven days, good. ok. >> it's not official yet. it's just the word that is coming down. it's not in writing yet. >> that's seven days is not seven months or seven weeks, that's good. >> if you don't mind, can you just state again when the seven day from what date? >> march 29th. >> from march 29th. >> good. >> thank you. >> seven days is -- >> so early april. >> great, thank you. >> uh-huh. >> congratulations on everybody on the easter bonds. that's good. you got steps to go but it's go ahead to hear that those amounts at the department was requesting. on the fire vote and the new station 35, i know when i was on the port commission we had the navy come in with -- i don't know if anybody pays a

>> i do. >> will you provide it to the committee? >> i'd be happy. i don't have it with me. >> turning to other enforcement priorities. in december 22, 2017 for the permit of justice sent a formal request to the kansas bureau asking for an addition to the sentence of a question asking about citizenship status and did attorney general sessions direct the department lawyers to address that request. >> the department is currently defending the census bureau in litigation on this issue across the country. >> are you using to answer the question? brackets inappropriate for me to comment about -- [inaudible conversations] >> i'd like matter to be addressed in the upcoming deposition because he has refused to answer. let's see. do you know if the president directed the lawyers to make that request? >> this is the subject of ongoing litigation that we are currently defending. >> thank you. was acting attorney assistant general involved in the drafting of the request at the census question? >> as i previously stated, is the subject of ongoing litigation that w

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i hope that we will come to a consensus. i do not want us to look like the dysfunctional congress in the trump administration. i know all of us are mature enough to do that, had to do that in conjunction with the community so that was going to be my second item, but after hearing from you, i made it my first item. my second item is, together with president yee, we are introducing an ordinance that would pull back the shroud of secrecy that has been draped over the use of surveillance technology by law enforcement agencies, and other city departments. too often, we only hear about the use of surveillance technology and moments of public unrest. law enforcement has a, good history of using controversial surveillance technologies going back to the 1960s, 1970s, and even in recent times. four years ago, it was the acquisition and use of sophisticated cell phone data surveillance technology by our own sfpd, the so-called stingrays, which were deployed on the tops of vehicles and used to scrape cell phone data off of every single p

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together, we will put hard work in georgians first -- and georgians first. [applause] inow there will be adversity. those that would like to terrorist down. there will be difficult days and dark nights. together, we will overcome. like coach said, it can be done. thank you for being here. may god continue to bless this great state of georgia. thank you very much. [applause] announcer: coming up tonight on c-span, the latest on border security negotiations, starting with nancy pelosi at her weekly legislative briefing, followed by donald trump talking about the state of negotiations from the oval office. and later, i look at efforts to combat counterfeit medicines and illegal drugs. at her weekly-- news conference, house speaker nancy pelosi told reporters that border wall funding would not be included in any border security legislation. until february 15 to reach bipartisan agreement before temporary funding expires for the homeland security department and other agencies. from capitol hill, this is 20 minutes.

i will talk with the background with me. you probably heard during the kavanaugh hearings that i grew up, my dad had a major drinking problem. alcoholic. he had three dwi's. they were called other things back then. it was the third one. the other ones were when i was in junior high. lawshird one was when the gotten more -- had gotten more serious at that time, because he had these other two, and this was a few months before my wedding, he was actually facing jail time. if you do not go to treatment. me into thewith attorney's office. i said, you are not helping oh, i'mif you just are, so sorry this happened to you. you have to have a carrot and a stick. just to go off criminal justice, my jurisdiction has pretty low in perspiration rates. can't just say, and i remember talking to some of my favorite police officers, you can't say, i hope this works for you. you have to understand they are struggling with a major thing. that you makeure everything available to help them, but there are also consequences if you don't follow thro