able to get money damages for everything they're seeking under the ada in section 504 under the i.d.e. eadon't concede everything, but we do think that they get a part, brief pages 44-50 explains. the only thing the complainant seeks is the word "damages." page 21. and to understand the damages, you have to look to the complaint. the complaint isolates, as the brief goes through in quoting chapter and verse of the complaint, things like compensatory education, thing like home schooling -- >> so they're asking, they're asking for other things, right? i know, basically -- so are you saying they'll get some of the damages they're seeking but not all of them? >> correct. that is -- >> well, then under jones' case, isn't the rule, well, then, you know, they get to proceed with the things they're not going to be able to get under the i.d.e.a.? >> absolutely not, your honor, for a few reasons. first, the jones case itself, your opinion is about letting good claims go forward versus bad claims. here there are only two claims. one is a violation of the ada, the second is the violation of the rehab