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the infant was just driven to children's hospital which was its original destination. cbs news. >>> the ntsb has launched the investigation to determine the cause. >>> the faa says it is reviewing its procedures after flights were briefly grounded that west coast airports including sfo and oakland. >> is it a security related issue? >> i have been given no information. >> reporter: the ground stop was called immediately after north korea's latest ballistic missile launched. this was immediately detected and within minutes the military determined it was not a threat to the u.s. officials say there was no need for the grounding. full operations resumed in less than 15 minutes and airlines reported no major delays. >>> a major studies suggest children who contract covid-19 or more likely to develop diabetes. cdc researchers studied two and half million patients under the age of 18. they found children are more than two and half times more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes after recovering from covid-19. last week 600,000 new pediatric cases were reported easily setting

four people including an infant onboard. all surviving. witnesses calling it a miracle. >>> the coldest day in years in parts of the u.s. how long will the dangerous deep freeze last >>> the new warnings about the irs. why your refund could face big delays this year >>> and the old-school sport catching on with a whole new generation how it is "inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from the cradle of the civil rights movement, president biden today appealed to the lessons of history in his strongest call yet for the passage of voting rights legislation and announcing his support for an exception to the senate filibuster rule in order to get it done. speaking in georgia, the president blasted recently passed state voting laws he says are meant to subvert the vote, allowing partisans, he said, to seek the results they want the president has spoken on voting rights before, but a lack of action has left many in his own party disappointed today the president turned the spotlight on the se

the bishop was the president of the international football body, fif up johnny infant chino has been pushing for a biannual world cup, addressing the council of europe in santino controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. let's listen to what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give hope to african so that they don't need to cross the mediterranean in, in order to find maybe a better life. but more probably death in the sea. we need to give opportunities and willing to give dignity, not by giving charity but by allowing the rest of the world as well to but let's talk more about those comments. chris harrington from d. w. sports is with us. hi, chris, it sounds like what in continue is saying there is more world cups would save lives . and needless to say, that is a controversial statement. so tell you what, he's that definitely, you know, he's been going around on this tour trying to promote doubling up on the world cups . and his comments come as spanish authorities report, there are 18 debts, deaths of migrants playing north afr

a lot of backlash on the internet as you're saying, how has infant tina responded to this? well, he did backtrack, you know, he was addressing the council of europe, the concert it's levy, human rights organization. he said his words were taken out of context. he was pretty much a just addressing those people in power rather than just trying to link his plan of having to rural cups with is solving, you know, this issue that has been plaguing the mediterranean sea and migrate over 1300 migrants have died. not only from africa, broad, so from the middle east, you know, and i think he's just trying to say face at this point with his recent post to backtrack. and why does he want to double the number of world cups in the 1st place where money, you know, stand a profit over 4000000000 euros if there are, you know, more rural cups, you know, but it's an uphill battle already. you know, some governing bodies, you wafer, you know, been one of them had threatened to boycott, you know, the idea of having to walk ups and even with, to rock up there. it's even in conflict with the summ

and the reasoning infants you know, has been giving you know, why he was a double up on the world cup and also kick it out for footballs, equality, and inclusion. organization. pretty much say is completely unacceptable to think fit money and profit for fever can solve these migrants or crisis because clean a war torn country obviously is very serious. and it's very clear, you know, that the link is made and a kind of comes off like comments from a colonizer, in my opinion, a lot of backlash on the internet as you're saying, how has infant tina responded to this when he did back track, you know, he was addressing the council of europe, the candidates leading human rights organization. he said his words were taken out of context. he was pretty much just addressing those people in power rather than just trying to link his plan of having to rural cups with is solving, you know, this issue that has been plaguing the mediterranean sea migrants over 1300 migrants have died not only from africa, but also from the middle east, you know, and i think he's just trying to say face at this point w

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death but we can continue reducing infant mortality.he task of improving hoosier health could not be more important and the time to do it to realize new results addressing these challenges will require new approaches that is why the indiana public health commission will submitor a report with recommendations ready for the 2023 budget session to modernize and strengthen the public health system overall one person at a time even as he put massive renewed efforts into public health we are maintaining our aggressive pace of 21st century to link hoosiers to each other, the nation and the world of opportunities before us. we are in the midst of deploying $60 billion over 20 years to expand and enhance the roads and bridges to connect our communities, paid for with cash investing three.$6 billion just this year of road projects throughout our entire state. coand near complex on —- completion three years ahead of schedule on i 69. [applause] which will create, that's a long time coming that one continuous route from canada straight through indi

. >>> the medical helicopter going down with an infant and several crew members onboard.horities calling it a miracle tonight that everyone survived. how the pilot navigated power lines and buildings. >>> and your health tonight. the new study on olive oil and alzheimer's and olive oil and your heart. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the alarming new number with the omicron variant in this country. the cdc now reporting it accounts for 98% of all new cases in this country. and tonight, an all-time high. 1.4 million new cases reported in a single day, including a weekend backlog of cases now being reported. a six-fold increase in a month. and with a record number of covid patients in america's hospitals now, the medical director at one los angeles hospital saying tonight that declaration, that we are 100% broken, we are now in disaster mode. we have heard all along authorities believing omicron may produce milder cases if you're vaccinated, but hospital officials in so many states say what they're seeing

and the president of the international football body fall gianni infant tino has been pushing for a by any a world cup, addressing the council of europe in front. you know, controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. here's what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give hope to africans so that they don't need to cross the terrain in, in order to find maybe a better life. but more probably deaf in the sea. we need to give up what you want it is, and we need to give dignity not by giving charity but by allowing the rest of the world as well to participate. let's talk more about those comments. chris harrington from the to the sports is with us. hi, chris, it sounds like what infantile is saying there is more world cups would save lives. and needless to say, that is a controversial statement. so tell you what he said, definitely. you know, he's been going around on this tour trying to promote doubling up on the world cups . and his comments come as spanish authorities report, there are 18 debts, deaths of migrants flee north africa for

but also, like, are there additional risks to an infant?difference between an infant and like a child? you know, even though they're under five and not vaccinated, if there's some other additional risks that we're taking on? our three and a half year old goes to preschool right now and they have safe practices, but it just hard for me to quantify the amount of risk that we're taking on. >> my big question is, how is it taking so long for kids under five to get approved for a vaccine? why aren't they more of a priority? it's bad for us parents. really worried about our kids health, but they're worried too. >> the public health information has been so confusing. i do wish i had a little bit more information on community spread, because right now philadelphia is hovering at about 40% positivity rate. when is it safe for me to send my unvaccinated four year old back to preschool? so that she doesn't bring covid home and infect fact my son? or herself? >> i was able to finally get my six year old vaccinated. so we are getting there, we're just w

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. >>> first medical helicopter with infant inside crashes into this neighborhood.ear from the woman who helped save the baby. >>> tragic death of youth hockey >>> back now with new video of the moments before a helicopter crashinged near philadelphia. you can see it flying low but the pilot was able to make what's being described as a miracle crash landing near a church and inside that chopper, an infant girl. this morning, new video showing the moment everyone on board this helicopter miraculously survived a crash in pennsylvania. the pilot was able to navigate a web of power lines, homes and buildings eventually going down on the steps of a church in suburban philadelphia. the four people on board all escaped without any life-threatening injuries including a 2-month-old patient seen here being carried from the wreckage. >> they were like, her here, take this to my lyft driver and it was a baby. >> reporter: emma gray ran toward the wreckage to help after hearing the crash. we look over to the church and there was -- there was a helicopter, part of it was on fire,

while we have made progress for short in -- for sure in areas like reducing infant mortality we still have a lot of work to do to truly be on all cylinders. indiana ranks 46 in obesity, 46 in smoking, 46 in childhood immunizations. each of which can lead to life-threatening and costly complications down the road. like every wellness -- everywhere else in america our efforts to tackle addiction in our communities have been compounded by the pandemic. we have seen increased fentanyl use as an example. so, we must double down to reach more people with substance use disorder and get them into recovery and back to their families and back to work and back to school. lieutenant governor crouch has made it a personal mission to promote a comprehensive strategy to support hoosier mental health. that is never been more important. our strategy includes making investments to grow our mental health workforce with more recruit -- more recruitment, retention, and quality efforts by expanding access to mental health services, rolling out the new federal 988 suicide hotline and investing more to reduc

the infant was taken to children's hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation.at sfo. one of the airports dealing with flight cancellations due to airline staffing shortages blamed on covid. united airline ceo said in a memo today that around 3000 united employees are currently positive for covid. he added united has had eight straight weeks with no covid related deaths among vaccinated employees. before that, more than one united employee was dying from covid every week on average. the airlines vaccine mandate took effect in september. dan: new developments and that there knows trial. -- she is of elizabeth holmes. she was found guilty on four counts earlier this month. prosecutors outlined a plan. a job -- a judge sauce to sign off on it. both sides say they would like homes to be sentenced in september after the trial of therano's former president. if you see a cloud in the black bay it could be the thousands of crows. our reporter explains low-tech but controversial solution. reporter: it is like a scene straight out of the movie. >> when the sun starts goin

familia recogieron a su hijo justo antes de caer el helicóptero >> aún no se revelarán porque el infante heridos pero si el piloto >> poco antes caer padres recogieron a hijos de su guardería pasos de la iglesia hoy hablamos con algunos de ellos >> amanda dice que no lo podía creer cuando escuchó que también había un infante que se salvó le pareció un milagro >> el helicóptero fue removido para ser analizado >> hablando en inglés >> los investigadores también se enfocaron en la ruta dicen que el vuelo iba bien hasta la zona en pantalla pero el oficial dice que por ahora la investigaciones estrictamente sobre seguridad y la evidencia que tienen apunta a un accidente >> como parte de la investigación tomaron en cuenta tres factores la condición del piloto del aparato y las condiciones ambientales algo que pudiera mar respuesta >> los gimnasios son parte de los negocios afectados eso han cambiado sus dinámicas para poder estar abiertos pese a que en enero estos sitios se llenaban de personas los dueños se ven obligados a tener mejoras cortas adentro >> tenemos una empresa que viene cada lun

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the infant was taken to children's hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation. ama: a live look at sfo. one of the airports dealing with flight cancellations due to airline staffing shortages blamed on covid. united airline ceo said in a memo today that around 3000 united employees are currently positive for covid. he added united has had eight straight weeks with no covid related deaths among vaccinated employees. before that, more than one united employee was dying from covid every week on average. the airlines vaccine mandate took effect in september. dan: new developments and that there knows trial. -- she is of e holmes. she was found guilty onour osuts outlined a plan.gn on it. say they would like homes to be sentenced in september after the trial of therano's former president. if you see a cloud in the black bay it could be the thousands of crows. our reporter explains low-tech but controversial solution. reporter: it is like a scene straight out of the movie. >> when the sun starts going down, they go around -- come around. reporter: residents referring

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we spoke about infant formula. there's another case i have worked involving organized crews that steal diabetic test strips and sell them and store them at different temperatures and wind up counterfeiting the strips and sell them to unsuspecting patients with diabetes across the country. there's a lot of harm across there. the effectiveness of over-the-counter drugs, they expire, get less effective. it's a domino affect on the safety hazards out there when there's no product integrity. >> of course, the fentanyl example is an example of drugs that shouldn't be sold at all on a platform. snap has pledged to take these down and do what they can to get in the witness's words, drug dealers off the platform. when you have new marketplaces with people making tons of money that they have to start being responsible for taking this stuff down. in your experience when consumers are making purchases online, do they have enough information to decide for themselves whether a product might be unsafe? >> no, they don't. often th

how a pilot saved an infant and crewmembers as his chopper went down. kumasi: and a change coming to the oscars. what you will notice that hasn't been seen in the last three i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. us, herere youw is mni residents in sonoma are asked to stay home for 30 days in an effort to stop the spread of omicron. outdoor gatherings are limited to 100 people and 50 people for indoor gatherings. reggie: governor newsom has signed an executive order to keep schools open and the federal government is trying to make that happen. the white house is p

coming up next. >> the new study from ucl a says breastfeeding carries no covid-19 risk in infants.eam of researchers took samples of milk from moms infected with covid-19 and they found only a few traces of the virus inside the milk from the first test, researchers tested the women repeatedly for multiple weeks and later found no genetic material containing covid-19 and none of the moms infected other babies with the virus. the study is one of the largest to research how covid-19 impacts recipe. >> they're said to be the windows into the soul that your eyes could also provide insight into how long you will to the risk of death. it all starts with what they say is an easy noninvasive eye exam to look at the blood vessels behind the ai. researchers say any damage that is spotted can indicate multiple health problems, including diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, even cancer experts can then compare that so called retinal age to the person's biological age, to assess their mortality risk. president biden says he believes congress can pass pieces of his build back better act.

he did an excellent job. >> but the infant and pilot only had minor injuries.er passengers were not hurt. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> flight operations came to a standstill on the west coast about the same time as north korea testfired a ballistic missile. u.s. says the missile launch did not pose a threat, but the faa ordered airports to hold ground operations for about 7 minutes yesterday with no reason given. it is the second missile launch in the past week, with north korea claiming it has technology to fire a hypersonic weapon. >>> let's give you a live look at sfo. united airlines now slashing the flight schedule as it deals with staffing shortages. it's unclear what the new schedule will look like. in a memo, the united ceo said nearly 3000 employees currently have coronavirus. jetblue recently reduced its schedule by 10% because of a growing number of crewmembers getting sick. >>> new video this evening, antioch police posted this to their instagram account, a white camaro doing donuts in an empty parking lot before it then crashed into a

. >> new at 6, 4, people, including an infant, survived. a medical helicopter crashes outside a church near philadelphia. the baby was on its way to the children's hospital in the chopper began experiencing an emergency around 01:00pm local time. the pilot managed to avoid surrounding trees and power lines to crash the aircraft just outside the church. the local police chief called it an absolute miracle that nobody was killed. the infant was taken to the children's hospital by ambulance, everyone, including the baby, is expected to be ok. >> fast. but haitian secretary pete buttigieg inspected the ports of los angeles and long beach this week to see the progress being made in getting cargo moving. buttigieg was joined for his visit by some members of congress and los angeles mayor eric garcetti. he wanted to talk about ways to alleviate the supply chain backlog as well as see how a recent federal grant is helping out implementation of the fees on those stalled cargo containers has been delayed once again. but transportation secretary says

compromising the product integrity and endangering the health of an infant. just last week i received disturbing photographs of a surveillance my team had conducted with criminals retrieving stolen baby formula from the basement of an abandoned home, cleaning it up and repackaging it to appear as new for an online seller to sell to an unsuspecting consumer. these products go from the hands of criminals to the hands of families. our investigations involve illicit wholesale operations that include hundreds of professional thieves who steal up to a million dollars of product a month. just at cvs. -- specific instructions on what items and quantities the target and purposely direct them to stores in urban and suburban neighborhoods in virtually every state. these stolen products are repackaged, distributed and distributed to the largest online marketplace sellers. and then eventually on to unsuspecting customers. we're talking about dozens of professional thieves traveling to multiple states. 20 or 30 retail stores per day. and stealing tens of thousands of dolla

. >> that's a helicopter >> reporter: it may be hard to believe but everyone including an infant who was inthis mangled medical helicopter is alive, and incredibly no one on the ground was hurt. >> i literally see the chopper in the sky like right there, and so i'm -- i'm stopped but then there's a moment when i realize this is going to hit the ground. so that's when i put it in reverse. >> reporter: this man was driving his family in the neighborhood just west of philadelphia and pabarely dodge the catastrophe. a miraculous landing witnesses say right next to a church >> no debris, no wires down, no tree >> reporter: the chopper had been flying to a children's hospital in philly carrying two crew members, a nurse and the infant all four were able to escape the wreckage even before emergency crews arrived. >> everyone's out of the helicopter >> reporter: no word yet on what caused the crash the ntsb will investigate. >> it was absolutely insane. i've never seen anything like this >> reporter: but authorities here are crediting the pilot >> this is a miraculous landing. >> reporter: a

the liquid infant formula is in short supply all across the country, from new york to washington stateme moms who cannot breast- feed rely on the formula. when they go shopping, they only see empty store shelves. >> we noticed it being difficult to find, maybe a couple of months ago and just recently we cannot find it. we have tried all the local targets, we have checked costco's, costco online, walgreens, can't find it anywhere. >> anti-baxter's essay the baby formula shortage is also called by challenges of getting raw materials, packaging and also hiring workers. industry officials say they hope supplies of infant formulas will be available in 4 to 6 weeks. >>> tonight, the second half of a two-part episode of ncis hawaii errors tonight after alex tarrant tells kpix 5 what we can ask to see in the episode, spies, part two. >> played by the wonderful linda salish a. her character is torn between professional and personal lives when she finds out that her mentor and best friend, maggie shore played by the wonderful julie white, she finds out that she is kidnapped and that she might be

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for a four-year-old that cost averages $15,000 a year, an infant almost $21,000.ards, only 5% of massachusetts families can afford infant care. >> doesn't work for anybody. nobody wins. >> reporter: lauren cook runs the ellis learning early center. this nationally accredited nonprofit looks after 270 kid. tuition as high as $30,000. but without donations, the center would close. >> we lose money virtually on every child we serve. >> reporter: these parents should be paying more. >> which is important. we would break families. >> reporter: for years, advocates have pleaded for government to invest in early learning. at ellis, two-thirds of the kids subsidized tuition based on lower family incomes. without the help, daycare for this three beyond a reasonable doubt would cost more than the rent. >> we're putting that much money into daycare, what am i going have saved up and how am i going to afford a house one day? >> reporter: alethia graham knows she's lucky to have it, mark strassmann, cbs news boston. >> o'donnell: need to find a solution for that. on cbs news,

because this could have been much worse. >> reporter: the pilot, co-pilot and nurse as well as an infantard all escaped major injury. for those on the ground. >> like a miracle. >> this is absolutely a miracle from the lord. not only we didn't get hurt, when we found out, we were looking at the news and found out there was an infant in the car. nobody there got hurt. it's an amazing situation. >> the pilot of this chopper, we are told, his condition was upgraded to fair condition while the faa is now here on scene, investigators are waiting for the ntsb so they can figure out what went wrong here again, a lot of things went right. you didn't have traffic on the streets. no one in their homes were injured at this point. investigators say they do believe there was a miracle here that happened in upper darby for nbc news >>> it was one year ago today a group of retail traders on reddit pumped the price of gamestop and started a revolution on wall street. january 11th, 2021, the value of gamestop surged by nearly 13%, touching nearly $20 a share. about four months before that, it was worth l

and i heard the screaming or crying from the infants in the distance.en the crew and myself and deputy arnold all ran toward the sound of the crying, and just started pilfering through all the damaged area. and finally we got to the bathtub and located the kids. >> oh, my gosh. and is it correct -- i was told the bathtub was actually turned upside down almost like cradling protecting these little babies from the debris on top of the tub. >> it was, yes, ma'am. >> wow. and, so, give me your reaction when you saw, you know, and reached in there, it looked like you saw a leg first of one of the kids, and then reached in and then what? >> i mean, at that point it's kind of -- i mean, it is a sense of relief, and then of course when we were able to find that second one, we knew that there was catastrophic daniemage to o area. we knew that this was going to be bad. this was within the first 30 minutes of that night. so obviously we had a huge feeling of relief being able to -- with the grandmother. but also we had this sense to continue to help as well as the

. >>> and the new images of that medical helicopter with an infant and medical crew onboard, crashing here philadelphia. the miracle survival story. >>> we're tracking a new winter storm moving right up into the northeast. >>> and tonight, we remember the lead singer of an iconic american group. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we begin tonight with these new findings on the omicron variant sweeping the u.s., as cases and hospitalizations hover at record highs still. authorities tonight studying tens of thousands of patients and now revealing new evidence that omicron is, in fact, not as deadly as delta. a study of nearly 70,000 patients finding they were half as likely to be hospital sized and 91% less likely to die. all of this, of course, encouraging. and some hopeful signs tonight from cities where omicron surged first. could some of these cities hit first now be showing that they could be turning the corner on this first, too? this is still sweeping the nation. take a look at the map tonight. omicron now responsible for 98%

we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it says if these people don't count i saw how they can choose your customers and dump a sick. so also in satisfying or wall street investors. no parents that have to see what i saw. if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decision and determine to get to live and who dies to me this best getting away with murder. mm. mm. welcome back to well, the parents with liberians, vice president jewel over at taylor, not on weiss prison before the break. you mentioned the compet 19th, endemic and paradoxically. this is a one area where african may be ferrying better than the rest of the world. despite the shortage of vaccines, because the continents and case fatality ratio is much lower than the global one, i've heard some experience attributing that to the relatively younger median age of your population. but the pandemic is still spreading, as you said, how big of a challenge is call that 19 on your list of priorities

a man was charged thursday with human smuggling for people including an infant. their bodies were found during a blizzard, with temperatures below 30 degrees. these victims face not only the cold weather, but also endless fields, large snowdrifts and complete darkness. nearly 2000000 undocumented migrants from dozens of countries cross into the u. s. from mexico last year. and now many of these migrants are being transported into other parts of the us by taxpayer dollars . reporting for news you choose and sweet archie. to discuss the issues at the border, we bring in adjusting also and who the candidate for the senate in arizona and a member of the arizona corporations commission. thanks for joining me. justin. thank you for that man's pleasure to be here. okay, so us authorities will handle a single adults who enter illegally differently than how they handle families or unaccompanied miners. but in your opinion, what impact you believe it has on the u. s. for single men to illegally immigrate here alone versus an entire family coming here illegally. let's just

it's an infant title and almost animalistic notion of liberty. it's a very long way from the proper notions of political liberty that we, that we used to hold death. so i think that's been a long decline upstream as it were. and then we had these extraordinary measures announced which seem not to be going away because a number of countries are now getting more and more vicious. i mentioned australia already britain. the netherlands is just come back into locked down. and all these things i think, show they bring to the surface trends, which perhaps we haven't properly taken the count off before. and one of those trends, there are many of them. one of them is short termism. you mentioned in competence peter, in one of your questions, i think that's a very big problem. i think we are governed by, by fools, by chances, by opportunists, by people who are come into power without having any real sense of the responsibilities. and these people have been kicking the can down the road for a very long time. as we all know, all our states, all our countries

no, it's very infant tile, but it's classic us government. they always want to drop a stink bomb in advance with any condom negotiations, it's just their way of putting up a middle finger. and again, it's pure i'll, it's infant tile, but it really is to be expected. you know, in these circumstances. well, is this not just for their effort by the us to ratchet up the tension on russian, in an effort to pressure it into solving the ukraine situation? you know, it's just another descent into irrelevant since you're on the part of the us. you know, the funny part is one of their big beefs about our tiers to lex transparency. but in the state department's own report, it's folks the atlantic council as one of its main sources without revealing that the atlantic council is funded by nato, funded by the state department and funded by the us government. so in their own report criticizing our tea for lack of transparency and they themselves are absolutely anti transparent about their sources of information. how's that for ira? it certainly is in intere

we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how you can choose your customers and dump a sick tone. also you can satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should have to see what i saw. if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decisions and determine who gets to live and who dies to me, that's best getting away with murder and stacy are in mexico, in re heading sound and we're getting closer and closer to the epicenter. the global sensor point now of the big coin a revolution. ah ah, welcome back to crossed up. were all things are considered? i'm peter bell. this is the home addition to minute we're discussing site guys. ah okay, let's go back to john in france. i'm gonna use another extended metaphor for our program here. you know, you're looking for the root origins of something is very, very difficult as academics, it's kind of, it's very important exercise. but you know, where are we in the way, the w