to cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest so ryan support ehrlich in irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we crossed to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and norman you've been a great scholar of the so-called peace process of the last twenty years coming to the studio today i noticed that the u.s. secretary of state has gone to the middle east to kick start talks well i could have read that headline almost any month of the last twenty years so norman isn't it time to start a new format because it can't go in nowhere i don't quite agree with peter we have to be careful about what's happening now because i do think it is going somewhere but not the place where justice would more to go right now secretary of state kerry president obama and various other parties to the conflict seem pretty optimistic that they can ram down the road to the palestinians is really tied settlement of the conflict but the palestinia

to cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest soraya support ehrlich in irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we cross to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it norman you've been a great scholar of the so-called peace process of the last twenty years coming to the studio today i noticed that the u.s. secretary of state has gone to the middle east to kick start talks well i could have read that headline almost any month of the last twenty years so norman isn't it time to start a new format because it can't go in nowhere i don't quite agree with peter we have to be careful about what's happening now because i do think it is going somewhere but not the place where justice would more to go right now secretary of state kerry president obama and various other parties to the conflict seem pretty optimistic that they can ram down the road to the. is really tied to supplement of the conflict but the power of students have never

cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest so ryan support ehrlich in irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we cross to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it norman you've been a great scholar of the so-called peace process of the last twenty years coming to the studio today i noticed that the u.s. secretary of state has gone to the middle east to kick start talks well i could have read that headline almost any month of the last twenty years so norman isn't it time to start a new format because it can't go in nowhere i don't quite agree with peter we have to be careful about what's happening now because i do think it is going somewhere but not the place where justice would more to go right now secretary of state kerry president obama and various other parties to the conflict seem pretty optimistic that they can ram down the road to the palestinians is really types of them and of the conflict but the palestinians have

to cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest soraya support ehrlich in irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we cross to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and norman you've been a great scholar of the so-called peace process of the last twenty years coming to the studio today i noticed that the u.s. secretary of state has gone to the middle east to kick start talks well i could have read that headline almost any month of the last twenty years so norman isn't it time to start a new format because it can't go in. nowhere i don't quite agree with peter we have to be careful about what's happening now because i do think it is going somewhere but not the place where justice would more to go right now secretary of state kerry president obama various other parties to the conflict seem pretty optimistic that they can run down the road to the power studio and is really tied settlement of the conflict so the palestinians ha

could you report react to what what we just heard in irvine because i mean when you look at suddenly somebody like martin indyk i have to keep being reminded is he negotiating for the americans or she negotiating for the israelis because it's hard to tell. well i think that one has to look at what the rhetorical position of people like prime minister netanyahu netanyahu is and what their actual position is if you look at the negotiations that took place in annapolis in two thousand and eight it was quite clear what the israeli position was in a word or in a nutshell what israel wants is approximately ten percent of the west bank the area behind the wall that it's been building taking in the major settlement blocks and israel wants a nullification of the palestinian right of return basically an international solution of the refugee question which doesn't allow palestinians to return to what is now the state of israel those are israel's two key demands and the opinion of the united states and israel is and also as i have to always be your opinion union the position now is let's resolve

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could you report react to what what we just heard in irvine because i mean when you look at suddenly somebody like martin indyk i have to keep being reminded is he negotiating for the americans or she negotiated for the israelis because it's hard to tell. well i think that one has to look at what the rhetorical position of people like prime minister netanyahu netanyahu is and what their actual position is if you look at the negotiations that took place in annapolis in two thousand and eight it was quite clear what the israeli position was in a word or in a nutshell what israel wants is approximately ten percent of the west bank the area behind the wall that it's been building taking in the major settlement blocks that israel wants a nullification of the palestinian right of return basically an international solution of the refugee question which doesn't allow palestinians to return to what is now the state of israel those are israel's two key demands and the opinion of the united states and israel is and also as i have to say always be your opinion union the position now is let's res

cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest soraya support ehrlich in irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we cross to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it and norman you've been a great scholar of the so-called peace process of the last twenty years coming to the studio today i noticed that the u.s. secretary of state has gone to the middle east to kick start talks well i could have read that headline almost any month of the last twenty years so norman isn't it time to start a new format because it ain't going nowhere i don't quite agree with peter we have to be careful about what's happening now because i do think it is going somewhere but not the place where justice would more to go right now secretary of state kerry president obama and various other parties to the conflict seem pretty optimistic that they can ram down the road to the. students is really tired supplement of the conflict but the palestinians have

of dollars into building this wall if it want to target story beyond the wall ok if i go back to irvine you know i mean i say i had a hard time doing it's not is go ahead go ahead go ahead. jump in i'm sorry it's not just the war and the west bank and gaza they're in lebanon now or syria actually because it's syria golan's they're drilling gaster they're taking somebody else's gas and oil they're not content i mean it's it would be enormous far too bright and far too well informed to be naive enough to take the words of an israeli leader when it comes to their expansion and their expansionist policies they are never content they are always asking for more and it's in the end this for some bizarre will not for some bizarre reason the united states always gives in to them it's become this they've become like the monster of frankenstein i mean the united states made israel what it is today with all that support and now it is the monster that turns around to dr frankenstein and says obey me and america's obeying and nothing will change unless the mentality yes i'm hung. the percent of with

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in the district we do have a water main break to contend with between irvin and franklin street. a live look at 295 north of 4 had 95 and a look at the southeast/southwest freeway. 4:31 we'll take a look at i-270. adam and angie, back to you. >>> right now 4:27. let's go go to molette green to the live desk. >>> new video of the rockville man held in captivity in pakistan for the last two years. now this is video of him from two years ago. we're going to show you -- there it is. when al qaeda militants kidnapped him from his bedroom in that country. in the newest video sent to select media including "the washington post," weinstein, who is now 72 years old, pleads for the obama administration to negotiate his release. here is what he says in the video. and i quote, now when i need my government, it seems i have been totally abandoned and forgotten. you're now in your second term, and that means that you can take hard decisions without worrying about election. that is, again, a quote from warren weinstein held in captivity for the last two years. we're going to continue to follow

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uc irvine at cal. cal up 11. tyrone wallace goes under a defender. raj can do that.e that. but this is what jessica can do. hit from the outside, mid range jumper all good. career high. cal wins 73-56. >>> did you realize you missed a good party tonight? comcast teamed up with golden state to host a make a wish party for 15 children from make a wish greater bay area. golden state players were in attendance. >> it's one thing to sign autograph for someone, you know, just doing something like that or giving them a gift, something they may loose but the memories of interacting with you and talking to you, they will remember those things the rest of their lives. it's the memory that's the most important thing. >> what a great event out there. that's going to do it. jessica, is it another five months before you have me back again or what? i think raj is up to this. >> no way. we love seeing you, henry. >> love seeing you guys, jessica, when do i get your phone number? can i call you every blue moon or something? [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow if you do so

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cal hosted uc irvine. wallace. finish was hunk dunk worth another look. just ridiculous. led by 17 at the half. then in the second. bird serious air for the one handed finish. had 14 but david led the way with 19 points 10 board a little awkward but goes in cal wins 7 73-56. 73-56. >> we'll be ready soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> here's a look at the weathe weather. cool in the morning. spotty drizzle 40's, 50's. we start at 4:30 continuing until 7:00 a.m. >> excellent sandhya thank you. >> it's the holiday tradition children sending wish list to santa clause. >> but kids these day have never lived a day without the i hope net and internet shopping of course. >> case in point the letter to the north pole starts out like every other letter dear santa how ar

cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest soraya support her look and irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we cross to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime if you want and i very much encourage it i'm norman you've been a great scholar of the so-called peace process of the last twenty years coming to the studio today i know. that the u.s. secretary of state has gone to the middle east to kick start talks well i could have read that headline almost any month of the last twenty years so norman isn't it time to start a new format because it ain't going nowhere i don't quite agree with peter we have to be careful about what's happening now because i do think it is going somewhere but not the place where justice would more to go right now secretary of state kerry president obama and various other parties to the conflict seem pretty optimistic that they can ram down the road to the palestinians is really tied supplement of the conflict.

to cross-talk the palestine israel conflict i'm joined by my guest soraya support ehrlich in irvine she is an independent researcher and writer and in new york we cross to norman finkelstein he is a political analyst and author of cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime if you want and i very much encourage it and norman you've been a great.

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closed between irvin and franklin street. news 4's melissa mollet is on the scene and says it will be clearing soon. a picture, tough to see. as you can see the entire roadway closed there. here is a look at i-66 at suddenly road. things moving along well. still the holiday pace out there and 66 at lee highway, also, no cars on the road at this point. adam and angie, back to you in the studio. >> let the gift exchanging begin. stores are about to get real crowded again. we're going to tell you what you need to know if you're swapping out a new gift. >>> first, dramatic next and w authorities are growing more concerned. >>> breaking news at 4:46. news 4's melissa mollet arrived at the scene of a house fire in the district. what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. take a look at this behind me here. this happened at 4:00 this morning and you can see the had heavy fire that must have torn through this home. this is a duplex here. we still have a lot of firefighters on the scene telling me they do not know how the fire started

cal hosted uc irvine. wallace. finish was hunk dunk worth another look. just ridiculous. cal led by 17 at the half. then in the second. bird serious air for the one handed finish. had 14 but david led the way with 19 points 10 board a little awkward but goes in cal wins 7 73-56. >> we'll be ready for seattle. >> to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> here's a look at the weathe weather. cool in the morning. spotty drizzle 40's, 50's. we start at 4:30 continuing until 7:00 a.m. >> excellent sandhya thank you. >> it's the holiday tradition children sending wish list to santa clause. >> but kids these day have never lived a day without the i hope net and internet shopping of course. >> case in point the letter to the north pole starts out like every other letter dear santa how are you i'm good. here's what i want for christmas and unique turn. listing amazo amazon.com web address with link to toy car. >> modern n

cal hosted uc irvine. wallace. finish was hunk dunk worth another look. just ridiculous.y 17 at the half. then in the second. bird serious air for the one handed finish. had 14 but david led the way with 19 points 10 board a little awkward but goes in cal wins 7 73-56. >> we'll be ready he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ pillsbury cookie dough. make the holidays pop! pillsbury cookie dough. >> here's a look at the weathe weather. cool in the morning. spotty drizzle 40's, 50's. we start at 4:30 continuing until 7:00 a.m. >> excellent sandhya thank you. >> it's the holiday tradition children sending wish list to santa clause. >> but kids these day have never lived a day without the i hope net and internet shopping of course. >> case in point the letter to the north pole starts out like every other letter dear santa how

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there are reports the fire in a home garage on the uc irvine campus may have been caused by an overheating system. it is prompting musk to sound off. he says why does a tesla fire with no injury get more media? >>> 45 students tested positive for exposure. indio high school students are getting screen. one student tested positive. the risk of contracting tb is low. >> very worried. i have a younger one and four at home. >> today is the last day of school before winter break. students have to return on monday to have the test results evaluated. >>> a school bus ride turns frightening. a fast act:00 teacher who's put the brakes on the runaway bus. >>> letters to santa answered. how his helpers are making wishes come true. >>> we head into the holiday weekend. we'll talk about the rain chances and the long range forecast. . >>> it's a harrowing bus ride caught on video. we'll get to that in a minute. we're hoping to bring you stories of people answering wishes to santa. >> the requests are sweet, but some are heartbreaking. we met with santa's helpers as they tried to make christmas wishes co

debate the car endurance by opening bid into the spirit of that season here and i can justice mary irvine up for the sentiment sticker of seven hundred and ninety passenger in the money will be used for trust funds for the couple's sunday or who is now three years old. michael kidd and also said that his case for an undisclosed sum the judge noted this was the parents' case in a week where they can see at the lake until almost the picture and before admitting liability. she said was regrettable and most of attitude the family's upset cross over to aunt vicki and then begin another harrowing case of a personal tragedy and more sharp criticism of pay ten c and practice from from its just the merrier yes and this is the hard case to come before this judge in just over a week the agency had still made some last minute meeting liability. we reported on the case last week for the family had raised concerns other layers of color for the candy coat you see of hunter was cool but last week to be imposed on and the medical profession when mistakes the car again on friday that is another case where

cal hosting uc irvine first half.lace manufacture around the defender and finance wish huge dunk worth another look. ridiculou ridiculous. around the back. come on. led by 16 at the hal half. then in the second freshman bird getting serious air for the one handed finish. he had 14 and david leading with 19 point 10 board awkward shot but bounce ins and cal goes on to win 73-56. basebal baseball. a's agreed to terms on 2 year 22 million dollar contract with left handed pitcher scott with pending passed physical. we was cleveland and will fill the final spot in the starting rotation meaning 40-year-old cologne too expensive and done with the a and traded golf wokes and more at 11:00. >> all right. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00 here on tv 20 for spencer and all of us, i'm dan ashley thanks for watching we appreciate your time as always. 7 news continues now on line on twitter face back all the mobile device was our new abc 7 mobile device was our new abc 7 news [♪] raisins don't belong in chocolate chip cook

there is report of a fire on the irvine campuses. the fire happened in a wall socket where a model s plugged in but the car did not burn. tesla is already on the defense after two model s sedans caught fire after running into metal debris on the road. >>> holiday volunteers at sacred heart community service in san jose are getting ready for this morning's annual toy giveaway. look at all the toys. they plan to give away enough toy for 6,000 children to get three toys each. right now sacred heart says they are still short about 3,000 toys for their next giveaway on monday. ktvu janine de la vega is there. she will come back later with a live report. that is in just about 20 minutes. >>> your time is 6:10. should transit workers have the right to go on strike? the controversial proposal that just has been made by an influential member of the bart board. >>> and reaction after phil robertson was suspended. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well on 237. but there is some slow traffic to be had around the bay area. we will tell you where

the tallest player in the nation, uc irvine. 7'6", part of the challenge tonight.e scored just 4 points and fouled out. tyrone wallace goes behind the back. he led the bears with 19. bird strong to the hoop for 2 of his 14. the bears roll, 73-56, improving their record to 6-2. 7'6". >> wow. >>> so niners/seahawks at candlestick next sunday. >> that's just a statement game, pretty much, because they could very well be seeing each other again. >> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> right now, we're just getting word that san francisco police are looking for a teenager who escaped from the city's juvenile justice center. we'll have more on that beginning at 4:30. you can follow us to sound weird, but there is a place where it's cool to drink and drive and country star luke bryan found it. >> that's where they write the song. that what they do? >> they're like the irish but productive. >> tyrese went to visit the crash site where paul walker died. crazy scene right there because it's become this huge memorial area for paul walker. >> every black girl in ame

michigan avenue, northeast closed between irvin and franklin streets due to the water main break stillback to you in the studio. >>> thank you. 6:23 right now and you'll probably find some big crowds if you head out to the mall today. many people will be returning gifts, not necessarily buying them. if you're going to try and make a return check the fine print before heading to the store. also, bring coupons or gift cards. you might get a store credit instead of cash. be prepared for that. also, you might have to use that credit right away so that's something to ask. try returning items online. some sites offer cash or gift cards for unwanted gifts. >>> right now 6:23. you'll probably see a lot of kids with new phones, tablets or ipods. they probably won't be returning a lot of those. they're probably under the tree. >> enjoying them and a quickly growing number of kids. some of them are still in diapers. >>> okay, you successfully synced. >> reporter: like little moths to a flame kids are naturally drawn to the glowing light of electronic devices. even parents reluctant to embrace the

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thank you for talking to us, associate professor at the university of california irvine joining us therethank you for your time. >> thank you. >> now, it's the most expensive object ever created at a cost of more than $150 billion but 15 years after the international station was first sent to orbit, how much has the investment paid off? is ty explains. >> bigger than a football pitch, the international space station orbits 330-kilometers above the earth. 2 1/2 years after it was completed if it's onboard are now focused on research. but science and space comes at a price in this case, a hefty $150 billion for construction, and another $2 billion a year to keep it running. >> with health, with developing drugs for example, that biological that take place. and we can determine the way these take place, and perhaps emphasize new drugs and cures for cancer, who knows. the stations that combine the effort, is has been visited by astronauts from 15 different countries. how does its costs compare? the large collider in southern fran costs $10 billion to build. this year, it discovered the parti

ing every >> in irvine, california. i have a studio. carol-a in california, i have a studio. and i'm in washington, d.c., the foundation lets us use a studio. veryn personal studio is a modest, probably 1100 square foot, three rooms with the me, cer in front of dewayne. what time of day do you do it? >> 3:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon west coast time. nationwide? >> got to be new york city, a.m. ama 70 in new york. they're one of the biggest radio markets in the world. >> i began radio. we began radio in 1995. doing my syndicated national i guess the 14th year now. >> you got a degree in harvard university of michigan to get a law degree. i understand you teach at chapman. part of the law firm. this. you do all of >> like college. you go to college, you have a schedule. monday, tuesday, and wednesday. at the law school tuesdays and thursdays. i'm in the studio thursday afternoon. i'm in the law firm and i travel a lot and i juggle. exactly what do they want. but i get pretty close. regarden blessed in that to always say to people like the hiredf the law school who me who built

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berkeley, davis, irvine, and riverside. the $10 million program is funded by the state. >>> in oakland councilman noel guyo hopes his hands on campaign it to clean up trash will help make the city a more attractive place. more than 1600 tons of trash, furniture, paint and other debris were dumped on open streets last year and it's an ongoing problem. he leads teams of volunteers to pick up trash every saturday and he says people cannot believe what they find on the greets. gallono says it's thacking of education that may change the culture. >>> 7:09. an east bay police are looking for real life grinch s investigators say someone broke into a house on cherry street and took all the presents under the christmas tree as well as computer and some jewelry. the family believes someone came in through an unlocked window while they were gone on christmas eve. the crime scene was not discovered until the 9 and 11-year-old kids who live in the house found nothing under their tree on christmas morning. >>> dozens of families in sacram

. >>> imagine going to uc- berkeley and being able to take a class offered at uc-irvine. they are starting to allow cross campus enrollment. a certain number of classes will be offered online so a student who can't get into a spanish class on one campus might be able to take it online through another school in the uc system. it gives students a better chance at graduating on time. >>> so what did you get for christmas this year? anything special in kpix 5's da lin joins us live from emeryville. now, da, you found someone who says she got the best gift she could ask for. >> reporter: yeah. a special gift. i'm not sure santa can take credit for that specific gift you're about to see but the ones that santa can take credit for, we did go and ask folks to show off their favorite gifts. >>> reporter: a busy morning for the garcia kids unwrapping and testing out new toys. >> i do not know how to do that. >> joke book that you put stuff in it. and it can only open to your voice. >> please enter your password. >> big cheese. >> password doesn't match. >> it's a hockey table. >> b

there was report of a fire on the uc irvine campus that may be linked to one of tesla's vehicle charging stations. the fire happened in a wall socket that a model s tesla was plugged into but the car did not catch fire. tesla is already on the defensive after two model s sedans caught fire after running into metal debris on roads and a third one burned after running into a tree. >>> it was a secret santa surprise. the billionaire who took part in a workplace gift exchange and what he decided to buy. >>> moments after being elected the new president of the bart board joel keller makes a big move. what he did and how this could effect future bart strikes. >>> good morning. right now traffic is off to a good start. we are looking at highway 24 westbound and it looks good all the way to the tunnel. >>> we're looking for a little california sun. not right now but a little bit later. i think it will be wall to wall sun but its a colder morning. >>> time now 5:14. today in the philippines a mayor, his wife, and two others shot and killed in an airport. men on a motorcycle fired shots as they st

tell us a little bit about whether there is something unique about -- obviously there was nine nell irvin which was a unique incident in history. was their something particular about the discomfort with islam and is it different for americans who are uncomfortable with it? >> guest: i think that islam is important for the moment in this discussion because the fact that it's not because of my knowledge and that we have the islamophobia. it extends right back before the actual establishment of the united states because the european settlers who came here came here with the memories of the centuries of antagonism and mediterranean reform. and they brought those antimuslims and that's in part as a way to also distinguish between christianity and islam and they also brought anti-jewish sentiment as well and so that is the reason that we have had so many centuries in this country. but that history has been embraced much better. the scholars have paid much more attention to that history and the ways in which that becomes anti-semitism. but we do not have as much of fame understanding of the hist

the boston-based law firm brown rubnic, llp announced that bill locklear will work in the irvine officee company says he will stay in office until his term ends in two years and work part time at the law firm. earlier this year, the democrat announced he will retire from state service after his term is up. he has held state elected office since 1973. >>> nasa is hoping to fix a broken cooling line at the international space station. two american astronauts are handling the major sttask. they will have to go out as many as three times including a possible walk. they are forcing a six-man crew to turn off all nonessential equipment including some science experiment. >>> 6:26. speeds rip off an atm right off of a san francisco sidewalk. we have new details on the search for the suspect next. >>> a winning megamillions ticket sold in san jose. we're going to tell you how much our local winner will actually walk away with coming up in a live report. >>> taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco. what a beautiful vista to start your wednesday morning. a nice day ahead. >> a lovely

. >>> imagine going to uc- berkeley and being able to take a class offered at uc-irvine. they are allowing cross-campus enrollment. a select number of classes will be offered online so a student who can't get into a spanish class on one campus might be able to take it online through another school in the uc system. besides convenience, it gives students a better chance to graduate on time. >>> you may think the financial industry the center of it is located in the new york metropolitan area. but most of 2013 was dominated by events in washington, d.c. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to look at the financial year in review. good mornin jill. what happened in the beginning of 2013? >> reporter: you know, we started with that cliffhanger congressional vote. it occurred just 90 minutes after the january 1 "fiscal cliff" deadline. then we had an agreement. and that raised revenue by increasing our contributions to social security and also by hiking taxes for wealthy americans. as if that were not enough, just 50 days later the government started to cut $110

minorities you hurt the most disadvantaged workers in our economy i mean the university of california at irvine did it did a study for sure they did a study of studies that looked at one hundred studies of times in american history or at the state level where the minimum wage was raised and they found that in eighty five out of one hundred there was an adverse effect on employment rates of the young and the economically disadvantaged so no raising the minimum wage will hurt people but congressional democrats don't care if it saves them i would submit that it has nothing to do with the minimum wage and probably have to do more with the business cycle which they tend to go hand in hand on for this study though so i can respond to it i do know that if you look at the minimum wage and look at g.d.p. every job the minimum wage goes up g.d.p. over the next three years increases and you know it's never been the case but your thoughts on this you know my thoughts on it is when i find it surprising that this leaked out at the strategy but you know thirty three that the majority of folks who are even in