jamie, what do you make of that? 50. jamie, what do you make of that? you make of that? sr this pandemic some of the dance has been you locked down from the cases go down can you open up, and cases go down can you open up, and cases go back up again. i know one of the big race people had that as we started to reopen, where we going to see soaring case rates? with that feed into hospitalisations? encouraging news that we see from the data right now is that despite opening back—up, despite dropping lots of restrictions in england, those case rates aren't shooting up in a way that many people feared and people warned. it's very encouraging for the future, the next couple of months or so. it obviously looks like the vaccine programme has severely weakened the link between cases and hospitalisations, but also importantly, it looks like the vaccine ride in the success of the vaccine ride in the success of the vaccine roll—out is also having a positive impact on cases and transmission and helping drive cases down, which is incredibly encouraging. i think you l

in fact, no dna or fingerprints linked sandra to jamie somebody. or jamie to sandra's.hunch about sandra, the evidence did seen didn't seem quite there yet for an indictment. as more time went by, it became clear to members of sandra's family, like her cousin diana, that law enforcement was eyeing her. >> okay, it's okay for you to think that. investigate her and then you'll see that there is nothing there and move on. >> that, as the investigation dragged into july of 2014, their worst fears were realized. liz and her mom found out in a most unusual way. >> i went to the mailbox and it had been absolutely filled with flyers from lawyers, trying to get our business for a pending case. >> did you know what that was about? >> i had no idea what that was about. so, i got on to the harris county website and i entered my mom's name, and i saw that she had been charged with my father's murder. >> a few days earlier, a grand jury had quietly voted to indict her. she turned herself in and posted bond. and then she hired veteran attorney max secrest to defend her. >> quite frank

britney spears' father, jamie, says he will step down as her conservator. but that won't happen until certain matters are reserved. christine sloan explains. ♪ i'm the ring leader ♪ ♪ i call the shots ♪ >> reporter: this morning, a major victory for britney spears and her fight to end a conservatorship that's controlled her life for 13 years. her father, jamie spears, has agreed to step down as conservator of his daughter's estate. the decision revealed in new court filings. where an attorney for jamie spears says britney's father has been the target of unjustified attacks. but says that a public battle is nt in his daughter's best interest. but also saying jamie spears will not step aside until matters are resolved. and, quote, mr. spears intends to work with the court and his daughter's new attorney, to prepare for an orderly transition to a new conservator. one legal expert says jamie spears says he is making sure his legal fees are paid. >> to me that's improper because he can't condition things on self-interested transactions like making sure his own a

let's get a response from jamie. have worked in government and you know how things right behind the scenes. is everything going well? i think if it wasn't for the pandemic, this would — think if it wasn't for the pandemic, this would be to central priority of government at the moment. obviously, the reality— government at the moment. obviously, the reality is_ government at the moment. obviously, the reality is that we are dealing with the — the reality is that we are dealing with the pandemic, a global pandemic which _ with the pandemic, a global pandemic which we _ with the pandemic, a global pandemic which we have been for the last 18 months _ which we have been for the last 18 months. all sorts of issues. going back— months. all sorts of issues. going back to _ months. all sorts of issues. going back to the — months. all sorts of issues. going back to the earlier story, if we are seeing _ back to the earlier story, if we are seeing the — back to the earlier story, if we are seeing the end of the pandemic, if we a

maria: i saw some signs, thank you, jamie.the profit of a branch come into play or the stickiness in all the businesses? >> we look at profitability sometimes but, no, it is stickiness. unlike mcdonalds where you build and almost instantly profitable, it takes a couple of to build book of deposits and invest meants and loans and stuff like that. we are patient. it allows us to do other things in the state and we are thrilled about it. we are on a bus trip which is -- came from minnesota and ask to go to chicago, detroit, sioux falls and we learned. we talk to all people about what we can do better. we have great ideas. maria: you have been doing this bus tour for how long and tell me why it's important to you, at the minimum you're getting, poe sure and stories about the bus store, what does it do for you? >> local press is the best. we always did road trips. you have to get out and see your clients and your own people but when we go to bus tours, this one is by plane because it's far apart. we go to branches and talk to branc

we welcome back jamie metzel, adviser to the w.h.o., a senior fellow at the atlantic council jamie, fromoken on the need to consider this lab leak theory. what was your reaction to what dr. embarrick said did he fill in any holes for you or is it still equivocal >> he didn't fill any holes in but it's obvious to certainly me and most other serious observers from day one that there's a very real possibility this pandemic stems from an accidental lab incident in wuhan. and it's great that dr. ben embarrick, this international study was a sham from day one because the chinese government had negotiated essentially control over the entire process, veto power over who got to be part of the international team and now we're seeing from the report they essentially controlled what could and couldn't be in their report. so myself and many of us thought it was absolutely outrageous when this international team said that they believed that a lab incident origin was extremely unlikely and they didn't recommend further investigation of it. now it looks like they didn't even believe that and they were b

e-mail me a picture of the mask, jamie@strangeinheritance.com. and just face it, you can't take it with you. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy weekend everyone, welcome the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead, i am maria bartiromo one-on-one with jamie dimon coming up my exclusive interview with the j.p. morgan chase chairman and ceo, i asked him about the jobs market and his plan to get staff back in the office, concerns over the delta variant and i wanted to know about his big push to do more business in china, you hear his response for all of that and more. i look on the markets and where the end of the week after a better-than-expected july jobs report employers adding the best pay since last august and through the cycle president john long skeeter talk more, it's great to have you as we can, thank you so much for being here, give me your thoughts on what you saw from the july jobs report was it a solid number? >> got to get the very solid

guy: jamie i love the story, that this family so much.nd yelling we demand this for justice. in their own lives they are landlords there with that sweet, sweet landlord money even though they are yelling cancel rent, come on. >> obviously if there rent is being paid they would not have this policy. you attacked the fat cats even though many landlords are not fatcats they have to pay mortgages. they're raking in all of this money they have no expenses or bills to pay themselves is silly. it is a good talking point because most people are landlords. >> dave briefly could we have eight you first provision and laws were lawmakers who write the laws have to abide by them first? >> the careful guy you're gonna find yourself at libertarian anarchy if you go down this logical train of thought. the old school commies believed in living very humbling and not having extravagant things as dumb as they were. these new woke socialist will tell you right to your face how it's aptly okay them to be multimillionaires. but the rich are the problems. guy: t

morgan chase looking for help advisors i spoke with jamie dimon in a fox business exclusive and asked them if they're struggling to hire workers like the thousands of other businesses across the country. >> yes probably the first time in my life and the business roundtable for 20 years having a hard time attracting talent it's always no, no, no and this is the first time we say yes and we see it at different places and different things and all different reasons people try to come under the supposed to stick answer we think 8 million people who are not yet employed less employment 2 million prior to retired 2 million away for school so they could go back to work in 2 million looking for different jobs and maybe 2 million being paid were not to work, that's a predominant reason, i know people, it's very possible the tide change, people take them back, people moved to different cities and said i'm not going back to the old job so they look for the new one, i'm a little optimistic that it will sort itself out. >> is it a policy. >> would like to thought left and right, it's a key part and

jamie spears has been cast as the villain in all this. he is hitting back now it seems. saying? >> yeah, that's right, ayman. for months now jamie spears has been the subject of attacks from britney spears as well as her fans, in court and online, accusing him of conservatorship abuse. britney saying he enjoyed the control he exerted over her life as conservator. in yesterday's court filing, jamie spears hitting back, saying there's much the public doesn't know about this case. let me read you part of what he had to say in court. saying if the public knew all the facts of misspeers' personal liech, not only her highs but her lows, all of the addiction and mental health issues she struggled with, all of the challenges of the conservatorship, they would praise mr. speers for the job he has done, not vilify him. but britney's attorney shows no sign of backing down, saying he is going to continue his investigation into jamie spears and his handling of britney's $60 million estate, and saying he hopes to depose him in the future. ayman? >> joyce, jamie is willing to leave, bu

in court documents friday jamie spears' attorneys detailed a call he received from britney's personalalleges montgomery was distraught and expressed concerned about her recent behavior and refusal to listen to or see her doctors calling her mentally sick. jamie spears alleges montgomery then even raised the option of using 5150 on the pop star, a psychiatric hold which raised his concerns. jamie spears says days later he got another email from montgomery backtracking but this is playing out as the fight to remove jamie from conservatorship intensifies and britney's attorney mathew rosengart is now petitioning to expedite a hearing to have her father removed from her conservatorship. as for the july conversation montgomery says jamie spears is misrepresenting her aing at no time did ms. montgomery express to mr. spears that ms. spears would currently qualify for such a hold. he does believe having jamie as conservator was having a serious impact on the singer's mental health. but this latest bombshell playing out as the fight to remove jamie from the conservatorship intensifies. britne

her father, jamie spears, has agreed to step down as the conservator of his daughter's estate.ecision revealed a in new court fiegz where an attorney for jamie spears says britney's father has been the target of unjustified attacks but doesn't believe a public battle with his daughter is in her best interest. the attorney also saying jamie spears will not step aside until matters are resolved and that "mr. spears intends to work with the court and his daughter's new attorney to prepare for an orderly transition to a new conservator." one legal expert says jamie spears is just making sure his legal fees are paid. >> to me that's improper because you can't condition things on self-interested transactions like making sure his own attorney's fees are paid. ♪ i don't need permission ♪ ♪ make my own decisions ♪ ♪ that's my prerogative ♪ >> reporter: britney has argued she's been fit enough to perform for 13 years, earning millions of dollars. she recently told a judge the conservatorship prevented her from making decisions about her own body and that she wants to press charges agains

over the timeline for jamie's departure is just beginning.petition to immediately remove him. the next status hearing is scheduled for late september. britney's lawyer saying he looks forward to taking his father's sworn deposition in the near future. savannah? >> all right. thank you. we want to bring in liz day, a "new york times" journalist and co-creator of the "framing britney spears" documentary. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >> you've been on the story a long time. were you surprised at this court filing in which jamie spears says not immediately but eventually he is willing to step aside? >> i was really surprised. this was the first time that jamie publicly said he's willing to step down. that has never happened before. >> but he was defiant. i was really struck by a particular paragraph in the declaration. it said if the public knew all of the fact of ms. spears personal life, not only the highs but lows, all of the addiction, mental health issues she struggled with, all the challenges of the conservatorship, they

brittney remains under conservatorship even if jamie is replaced. >> reporter: jamie spears has been the subject of not only britney spears his daughter's wrath but also the anger and outrage of her fans for his role within the conservatorship and control of his daughter and jamie firing back in the court filing saying, quote, if the public knew all the facts of miss spears' personal life, not only her highs, but her lows, the addiction and mental health issues she has struggled with and all of the challenges of the conservatorship they would praise mr. spears for the job he has done, not vilify him. the next court hearing is scheduled for late september. guys? >> thank you very much. >>> 6:25 right now. wes will have new details in disgraced film maker harvey weinstein's criminal case in southern california. a judge has thrown out one of the accounts filed against him saying it fell outside the statute of limitations. weinstein still faces ten counts all of which he's pleaded not guilty to. he's serving a 23-year sentence tied to the rape convictions in new york. >> new this morning

jamie refuted all claims of wrongdoing.the movement free britney take on a whole new meaning. pushing jamie spears out is a step in this long process of britney trying to regain control of her life but not the end of the fight with her dad. she says she wants to see him in jail. there is an ongoing investigation and her attorney telling abc news he looks forward to taking jamie spears' sworn deposition as soon as possible. guys? >> kaylee, thank you. >>> let's bring in chief legal analyst dan abrams. yes, this is a long process but getting her removed is what britney wanted most of all. >> this is just step one, meaning, he has been the conservator of one part recently. he was initially of both parts of this conservatorship. there is the conservatorship of the person, decisions made about her medical care, who she sees and interacts with, what she does and then there's the conservatorship of her finances. that's the one that jamie spears has been controlling as of late but now it seems he's going to step down but this is ju

jamie speers has agreed to step down. here's erin mclaughlin with more on his decision. >> good morning, marcus and laura. in a surprising twist of brittney spears to end her conservativeship her father jamie spears in a court filing yesterday saying he intends to step down as conservative of her $60 million estate. this is being seen as a big win for brittney spears, although her father at the moment is not giving a timeline for his departure, something that is causing friction with her legal team, her lawyers saying he wants jamie spears to step down immediately. also legal analysts ts is a ste in the legal process. take a listen. >> what's jamie spears actually steps aside what does that mean for the free brittney movement? >> it means she's a step closer to being free, but only one step. remember, jamie spears steps aside, another conservator takes his place. brittney remains under conservatorship even if jamie is replaced. >> has been the subject of not only brittney spears his daughter's wrath, but also the anger an

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and when i said you are jamie dimon i meant i know you for a long time you are not in it just for money or is it just about money. >> o, of course, not i am patriot before i worry about money jpmorgan per se you should imagine that he foreign policy, of united states, is set by the government of the united states. if you start telling companies they should be own foreign policies you are making -- 49 states. maria: what are your thoughts mr. president, in terms of operating in china, we foe that investors just lost a trillion dollars at the worst in month of july. because those chinese companies do not adhere to american standards, in terms of accounting so we really don't know if earnings are real or if they are subsidized by ccp. >> many companies like huawei i wouldn't get come into this country got other countries not to do it jamie dimon is not a patriot not to me he is not he is out to make a buck for his company i have seen him i know him well he is no patriot he not to me he is not he is a patriot to stockl holders you have to do what you have to do, china is not our friend, all

but montgomery's attorney saying that jamie is misrepresenting the conversation and said she did notlify for a psychiatric hold in a statement saying her mental health and well-being is now being misrepresented and manipulated for to have a tactical advantage so will this back-and-forth help or hurt? the attorney and legal expert claypool. >> between jamie and jody montgomery will not get it done what will get it done is to get jamie out is hard-core or tangible evidence medical reports and records into psychological evaluation. >> she's pushing to have her next hearing pushed up her father says he is fine with that although not willingly stepping down from overseeing her 60 million-dollar fortune. he says the sole motivation is the unconditional love for her daughter and her protection. jon: okay. from los angeles. thank you. the california republican party says it will not endorse any gop candidates running to replace governor newsom in the recall election. party delegate say it could make voters less likely adding they don't want to discourage him from voting at the favorite did n

jamie, - is behind the scenes. glad you did not drop your laptop or phonejust very glad you did not drop your laptop or phone just now, but i think i'm the only one who saw that. your thoughts on the metro? thank ou. there your thoughts on the metro? thank you- there was _ your thoughts on the metro? thank you. there was a _ your thoughts on the metro? thank you. there was a lot _ your thoughts on the metro? thank you. there was a lot of _ your thoughts on the metro? thank you. there was a lot of concern - your thoughts on the metro? thank| you. there was a lot of concern over the last _ you. there was a lot of concern over the last couple of weeks about people — the last couple of weeks about people saying, right, we got to stage _ people saying, right, we got to stage four, is the opening of night clubs_ stage four, is the opening of night clubs and — stage four, is the opening of night clubs and music festivals and a lot of the _ clubs and music festivals and a lot of the things we cannot do, will it cause _ of

on thursday, jamie spears lawyer filed legal documents saying there are no grounds for suspending or removing mr. spears and highly debatable if a change in conservator would be in her best interest. the pop star's attorney wrote in a statement, it is vindication for britney spears, we look forward to continuing our investigation into the conduct of mr. spears and others over the past 13 years while he reaped millions from his daughter's estate. i look forward to taking mr. spear's sworn deposition in the near future. >>> during a hearing last month she wanted to press charges against her father for conservator abuse and called the arrangements cruelty. the victory is a small step towards her true independence. >> it is important we are following those and not saying something like she is free because it will not be true until show has control back. >> in the court filing jamie spears said he would co-operate with the transition but not give a time. >>> new at 11:00, northern california father accused of attacking a 6th grade teacher over the school's face mask policy. it happye pare

cbs's jamie yuccas is in tokyo and joins us with some very surprising finishes, if i say so myself, jamie. >> reporter: i know, you have to watch them all, too, jericka, right? this weekend marks the end of swimming competitions. track will start racing to the finish line and usa women's soccer and men's basketball are do or die, heading into the knock-out stages in each sport. italy's lamont marcell jacobs becomes the first man to win the 100 meter gold ever for his country. born in texas, jacobs only lived in the u.s. for a short time before moving across the world with his mother. meanwhile, simone biles cheered on sunisa lee, kerry and skinner. lee took home bronze in uneven bars while skinner turned a second chance into a silver medal. >> it's been such an honor to be able to step in for simone. >> reporter: caeleb dressel once again winning gold in the men's 50 meter free style. >> proud of every swim, every effort i put in the water. >> reporter: usa swimming also picked up gold in the men's relay race, and the women picked up silver. now team usa turns its attention to track and f

trace gallagher with us.in >> unclear exactly how that road is, court documents show her father jamieown as her conservator when the time is right for the court papers show that jamie spears still believes he is the best person to handle his daughter's financial affairs ann also believes that there are no legal grounds for removing him, but jamie spears of bowser's attorney writes in part quoting here that even as mr. spears is the unremitting target of unjustified attacks, he does not believe that a public battle with his daughter over his continuing service as her conservator would be in her best interest. so it's going to happen. we just don't know when. britney spears attorney calls it vindication and is pleased that jamie spears has agreed to bethk replaced per jamie spears of course has been his daughter's conservator since she suffered a very public breakdown 13 years ago. but during those 13 years, britney has repeatedly toured the world and released multiple albums. her fans say that she can take care of herself. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher with us tonight. thanks so m

here's what he said about liquidity when i spoke with jamie dimon earlier this week.e a listen. >> i think the good news, which is far more important, we have a healthy underlying economy. the data is uncertain but the strength of the economy in my view is not. and a lot of this liquidity is putting the consumer and businesses in a position where the pump is primed. it's ready to go. the fact that loans are coming down, unlike '08, '09. it's a good sign. confidence is going up. people have plenty of capital. maria: sandy, do you see it that way, the fact that the savings rate is up, that people are primed, at some point they will unleash that and then we'll see growth numbers pick up? what do you sunshine. >> yeah, i do. the consumer has never been healthier and that is a very positive thing and so i do believe if you see rates down where they are and you see money center banks like a jp morgan sell off because they're going to struggle to make any sort of net interest margin, now's the time where you want to buy into that weakness and maybe things trickle down a litt

our jamie yuccas is in tokyo and has been covering it all for us.amie, great job out there. >> reporter: thank you. we like those wins, too. well, the closing ceremony was a celebration of athlete accomplishments. the olympic games will be remembered for so much more. the summer games are over for tokyo. next up, paris 2024. a smaller-than-normal closing ceremony in tokyo due to covid restrictions, and athletes having to leave 48 hours after competition. it highlighted the more than 200 nations who participated. usa javelin thrower kara winger marched with the american flag. and it was a moment of reflection for the 2020 olympic games delayed a year by covid as the cauldron was extinguished. the two weeks of action also put a focus on athletes' mental health when star gymnast simone biles pulled out of key events. biles back home in texas spoke with president biden and the first lady on a zoom call along with other team usa athletes. >> it's been a long journey. the olympics was not how i expected it to go, but putting my mental and my physical heal

her father, jamie spears finally agreed to step down as her conservator. he served in that role for 13 years insisting she wasn't stable enough to manage their own finances. britney's attorney fought to have him removed accusing the pop singer's father of mental abuse. jamie spears said that while there are no actual grounds for his removal. he does not want to continue a public battle with his daughter. and heads up. if you're planning on going to coachella or stagecoach this year. make sure you're either vaccinated or have a negative covid test easy presents the world's second largest live music company says it's going to require either proof of vaccination or that negative covid test to enter any of its live events. the new rules are going to take effect by october 1st. meantime, chicago health officials say that so far there's no evidence to prove that the lollapalooza music festival was a super spreader event. it had about 2 weeks ago, health officials say there's been enough time to determine whether cases of covid can be linked to the music festival

her father, jamie spears, has been her conservator since 2008., jamie says she plans to step down from that role he's held for 13 years. >> these are only allegations. i don't see that impacting the conservatorship proceedings. if more facts come to light and we learn more about this, hypothetically, it could impact proceedings. but at this time, there's no reason to think that it will. >> reporter: now, it's up to the district attorney's office to decide whether they will file charges. andrew? mona? >> megan, thank you. >>> only fans says it's banning sexually explicit content in october. only fans grew during the pandemic, allowing sex workers to sell explicit content directly to fans. the company says it will ban the content to comply with its financial partners. >>> coming up, how macy's is planning to resurrect toys "r" us across the country. and what it means for the future of retail. >>> and the zoo, where they put you in a cage and let the animals roam free. finally. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy yo

cbs' jamie yuccas is in tokyo and joins us with some very surprising finishes, if i say so myself, jamie. >> reporter: i know, you got to watch them all too, jericka. this weekend marks the end of swimming competitions. track will start racing to the finish line and u.s.a. women's soccer and men's basketball are do or die heading into the knockout stages in each sport. italy's lamont marcell jacobs becomes the first man to win the 100-meter gold ever for his country. born in texas, jacobs only lived in the u.s. for a short time before moving across the world with his mother. meanwhile, simone biles cheered on sunisa lee, jade carey and mykayla skinner. lee took home bronze in uneven bars, while skinner turned a second chance into a silver medal. >> this has been such an honor to be able to step in for simone. >> reporter: for swimming, superstar caeleb dressel once again winning gold in the men's 50 meter free style. >> i am proud of every swim, every effort i put in the water. >> reporter: u.s.a. swimming also picked up gold in the men's relay race and the women picked up silver. >> rep

jamie yuccas. cbs' jamie yuccas reports from tokyo. >> reporter: the women's u.s.r team beat australia for the bronze. megan rapinoe and carli lloyd were looking for redemption after losing to canada in the semifinal. >> i think it was important for everybody to hear that this third place game we're fighting for is just as important as if we were in a gold medal match. the way you saw us come out and play, that was the u.s. mentality. >> briana scurry won cold with team u.s.a. in 1996 and 2004. >> u.s.'s ability to rebound from the big loss with canada and win the bronze says a lot about their character. >> reporter: ryan crouser won gold in shot put as his family cleared in oregon. cheered back home in oregon. he dedicated the win to his grandfather who died shortly before the tokyo games and introduced him to the sport. and u.s. gymnasts return home to cheers. simone biles landed in houston and was reunited with her family and beloved dog. u.s. star runner allyson felix will run in the 400 meters later today. if she places in the top three, that would mark ten me

here's a bit of jamie dimon.nses to operate bigger company in china. here he is. the national security issue i think is real and a when i said you're jamie dimon, i meant i know you for a long time, you're not in it just for the money. or is it just about the money? >> no, of course not. i'm a patriot way before. i worry about any money or anything like that or about jp morgan, per se. but you should imagine that foreign policy of the united states is set by the government of the united states. if you start telling companies that they should be setting their own foreign policy you're actually making a huge error for the united states. maria: so michael, he's throwing it back to the biden administration. how's the biden administration policy, does it have any teeth at all? >> i think he's referring to the trump administration phase one trade deal document which has a section that jp morgan is following quite religiously. they want to get these licenses, have 100% owned companies in china. steve mnuchin was for thi

hi, jamie. >> reporter: hey, adriana. u.s.a. basketball is advancing to the quarter finals, while swimming has one more day to make a splash in the pool. and track and field is taking center stage. once again, elaine reclaimed the top prize, winning the gold in record time in the 100-meter race. >> i know all of us were nervous, and it's always best to come out on top. >> reporter: for tennis, novak djokovic is heading home disappointed. the top-ranked player lost to spain's pablo carreno busta in the bronze medal match. but the day was golden for u.s.a. swimming. >> caeleb dressel from the united states is going to win. >> reporter: on the men's side, caeleb dressel didn't just crush his competition in the pool. he set a world record of 49.45 in the men's 100-meter butterfly. we spoke to dressel before he left for tokyo, where he told us he's just getting started. >> i've learned a lot about myself. there are still some things, i feel i got a lot of talent left to squeeze out. >> reporter: no other woman could keep up with kati

joining me now is jamie graining, one of the students suing and jamie's attorney.t is your plan? i clerked at the court years ago, they don't accept many cases on -- and many emergency appeals. two weeks is a short amount of time, what next? >> my plan is to wait and see what the supreme court says, and my hope is that they rule in our favor, and that would make my decision a lot easier in the coming weeks, but for now i am waiting to see what happens. >> laura: this is an uphill battle because of one case, the jacobson case, a lot of americans don't sit around reading supreme court opinions or opinions, and they don't really know it is in that case, how would you distinguish that old case that came long before somebody of the modern therapies and so forth, how would you distinguish that case at the court? >> that case was at the height of the progressive era where of course the progressives wanted to give total authority to the health care professionals to make these kinds of decisions. and that decision requested from a legal standpoint and by the way led to the

jamie, let's start with you. when we're talking about airlines staffing shortage is fewer shortages, bad weather. and then the actually just came out with this article about an hour ago having to do with spirit airlines cancelling nearly half its schedule this week . the 3rd straight day of hi cancellation numbers because of apparently a lack of pilots. you know, i'm saying to myself, what's going on here? i mean, certainly this isn't, this can only be covered, you know, pandemic related. well, what we're seeing here basically is a failure of the entire supply chain of, of the industry. the industry had really ramped itself down to a scale that was just minimal and we were only having, we got down to a point of only a 100000 people flying in this country every day. now we usually have $2500000.00 flying per day. and so we really, they had to narrow it down to be able to, to survive. now, there, as the shots came out and the vaccines come out and people are getting, getting back to aid and some of the restrictions