that was the laugh i needed, janai.w, house speaker nancy pelosi breaking her silence on the attack on her husband, paul, calling it tragic. pelosi's statement coming just hours after the hearing for the alleged assailant, david depape's public defender waving his client's appearance in court friday previously pleading not guilty to all state charges including attempted murder and burglary. >>> also right now, a swimmer is recovering this morning after she was bitten by a shark off the shore of delmar beach near san diego. authorities say the woman was with a friend and together they flagged down lifeguards for help. the swimmer was pulled from the water and taken to a nearby hospital. >>> and nike announcing that it's suspending ties with brooklyn nets star kyrie irving after the controversy surrounding his social media post about a book and movie containing anti-semitic ideas. the nets already suspending him for five games without pay. nike was due to launch the kyrie 8 sneaker this month. lebron james saying he feels

janai. >> wow, that is incredible, will.nk you for the fun fact and congratulations to dusty. >>> we're going to switch gears now and get a check of the weather with danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate, wkrn. hey, danielle. >> reporter: good morning, janai. glad to be with you this morning. we want to start with the record warmth in the northeast. take a look at this. several record highs were set yesterday. 79 in newark, new jersey, augusta, maine, 76 degrees. that's the warmest november temperature on record, so it was warm, and guess what, it'll be warm again as we head into today and tomorrow. temperatures in the 80s in raleigh, in the 70s in d.c., new york and even into boston. and speaking of new york city, we're waking up to temperatures above the average high in the upper 60s, so for the marathon runners, it's going to be very warm as they begin that run. in the afternoon, we're going to be warming into the mid-70s. that's a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's happening where one happy

that is not whit, janai and i to give you advice. a question from nancy. how do i cut my cooking time in half because this is what takes up your whole day. >> two hours, believe it or not. i love grilling and smoking so what we're doing is spatchcocking. what is spatchcock, you remove the back spine and press it flat, gbd, golden, brown, dlicious. mustard seed, black pepper, brown sugar because you're so sweet. get out there, paprika because i'm spicy, garlic powder, onion powder, cumin, whisk that for me. >> this brown sugar -- >> it's a little dry, but, you know, it's all good. >> not my best mixing. >> spice bae it up. you want the spices to adhere. >> yes, get that nice and dry and like crispy turkey. great time to impart flavor. we have wood chip, mesquite, apple, cherry, nice flavor and doing 350 in direct heat, slow and two hour, the most flavorful, juicy, smoky turkey. look at that. look at that. >> nice. mm-mm. >> yummy. >> here we go. >> still good. >> perfect. >> next up here, jamika hopping on the fire truck. a video ques

janai. >> still so man unanswered questions. >>> now to a remarkable rescue, the cruise ship passenger who went overboard, lucky to be alive this morning, treading water for some 15 hours before he was finally air lifted to safety. this morning, a shocking rescue caught on camera after a 28-year-old cruise ship passenger fell overboard, the man's head seen here barely bobbing above the water battered by the waves frantically waving his arms in hopes of being spotted. >> the rescue swimmer deployed and was able to lift the individual into the aircraft. >> reporter: the coast guard rescuing the man found responsive after hours in the water and now in stable condition. >> he could have fallen into the gulf of mexico at 11:00 p.m. and been in the water for almost 22 hours. to be out in the middle of the ocean treading water for upwards of 15 hours is simply incredible. >> reporter: the circumstances around the fall still unclear, the carnival cruise ship valor first alerting the coast guard of a possible man overboard at 2:30 p.m. a

janai?a lot to keep in mind. thanks, elizabeth. >>> let's bring in abc news contributor dr. alok patel. dr. patel, thanks for being with us. a children's hospital at capacity for weeks, between rsv, flu and covid, are we going to see that post-holiday surge that we've seen so many times before? >> janai, that's what hospitals are bracing for, more cases and possibly more hospitalizations. we have no shortages of gatherings right now. some of the busiest travel days in the last few years and all mitigations have been lifted. people need to be on the lookout, there could be lot more sickness around the corner. >> with thanksgiving behind us, and so many holidays ahead of us, what precautions? >> people need to make sure they've gotten their flu shot and make sure they're up to date on their covid shots including the new booster. and also on top of that, testing, wearing a mask if you're symptomatic. ventilation is extremely important. janai, we need to normalize and praise staying home if you

janai? >> all right, greg, thank you. >>> turning now to rsv cases pushing hospitals to the brink filling pediatric units. some at or near capacity as the flu season starts to heat up. c.s. mott children's hospital in michigan announcing thursday it is 100% full. >> we have stretchers in the hallway. we have children being treated in chairs in the hallway. >> reporter: mott now forced to deny incoming pediatric transfers from other hospitals and postpone surgeries to try and increase the number of beds. >> two days ago we were giving over 400 breathing treatments in that day. during the rest of the year we're probably around 100, 200 max. >> reporter: rsv cases overwhelming pediatric hospitals nationwide. pediatric occupancy now at 78%. in maine last month shannon goodwin's infant daughter rue was diagnosed with rsv. >> she was gray and limp. >> reporter: goodwin brought rue to the doctor, but her case quickly became more severe. >> they called 911, rushed her to the hospital where they trie

. >> reporter: hey, janai, good morning. incredibly smooth this week but that may be about to change as severe weather moves across the country. millions will be hitting the roads and skies this weekend heading back home. every airline, though, tells us sunday will be the busiest day of the year so far and that's because so many people who traveled over the past few days will all be going home on the same day. can you imagine that? so here's what to watch out for. snow today across texas, with winter storm warnings into new mexico and a flood watch for the houston area as heavy rain is expected through tonight. tomorrow, that storm moves through the south, passing through the midwest in the evening and overnight hours, and then that big day, sunday, that rain will reach the mid-atlantic and northeast just in time for that major travel day. so, if you are traveling on sunday, have that airline app already downloaded on your phone. use that first to make any changes. it really is the fastest way, janai. >> a little travel, a l

janai? >> elizabeth schulze there in washington, d.c., thank you, and the former president donald trump on many people's minds during the republican gathering in las vegas. many presidential hopefuls in the spotlight overnight. abc's rachel scott is in vegas with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: janai, good morning. several republicans are clearly laying the groundwork for a possible run in 2024 and making a pitch on how to move the party forward after what many republicans called a disappointing midterm election. with an eye on 2024, the biggest names in the republican party descending on las vegas. >> who knows, the next time we're together we could be on a stage, multiple podiums. >> reporter: the republican jewish coalition's annual meeting taking place right after the midterm elections. >> 2022 should have been a huge red wave. instead, it was a barely a ripple. >> reporter: now republicans are wrestling with what went wrong and how to move forward. >> let's sto supporting crazy

janai norman tonight here in new york. janai, thank you. >>> tonight after we reported around synagogues, the fbi reporting they have found the individual whose threat prompted that issued rare warning to synagogues in new jersey. police scrambled to add patrols outside synagogues. sources telling abc news that a young adult was interviewed about concerning social media posts. he reportedly told them he dislikes jewish people, but had no plans to do any harm. it is unclear tonight if that person will be charged. >>> meanwhile, nba star kyrie irving has apologized after posting a link to an anti-semitic movie. the brooklyn nets taking action after he refused to apologize immediately and make clear that he had no anti-semitic beliefs. the nets saying he is, quote, currently unfit to be with the team. irving posting overnight after increasing pressure that he is, quote, deeply sorry. the nets say he must meet with jewish leaders and the team before he's allowed to play again. >>> overseas tonight, the dangerous escalation, no

go ahead, janai. >> prior to this he acted racist -- i guess he showed signs of racism before.it out of his mouth. >> walk me through this moment, janai. i can imagine my kids coming home and telling me about this moment. -- what was your reaction to all this? >> i was very, very angry. i think i was more angry that the school never contacted me. >> really? so, you learned about this from your child? >> i heard from my child in on the video that he -- before i saw the video. >> so, there was never a point in time where you were contacted as a parent of a child who is in that classroom, as melo's mom? >> no. i went to the school monday morning because they never contacted me. this happened thursday. >> melo, when this happened, tell me what took place after. did someone go and tell, say, a principle or another teacher? did you tell somebody else other than the teacher who thought it was appropriate to say something like this? >> yeah, we told the assistant principal. -- >> and what was that principal's reaction? >> she didn't tell the principal at all. she made me write a statem

good morning, janai. >> reporter: michael, good morning.ht, some employees already getting word that they've been laid off amid more turmoil at the company. in his first companywide email elon musk writing on thursday, team, in an effort to place twitter on a healthy path we will go through the difficult process of reducing our global workforce on friday. we recognize that this will impact a number of individuals who have made valuable contributions to twitter. but this action is unfortunately necessary to ensure the company's success moving forward. the email saying employees will be notified of their job status by 9:00 a.m. pacific time today although some were notified at midnight and immediately locked out of their work accounts. all offices closed and badge access suspended. the move comes just a week after musk took control of the company and immediately fired top executives including the ceo and cfo. in the wake of musk's new leadership the wall street journal reporting a growing list of advertisers are now pulling ads from the platf

here's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, fired by te world's richest man. elon musk announcing massive layoffs overnight, telling employees they'd get an email today telling them their fate. that email subject - your role at twitter. in the email, today is your last working day at the company, and signed, simply "twitter." >> i found that my work laptop was remotely wiped and access to slack and gmail revoked. >> reporter: musk reportedly laying off about half the 7,500-member global workforce. >> 50% is a jaw-dropping number and really goes to the bone and heart of the twitter ecosystem. >> reporter: another jaw dropping number, the $44 billion musk paid for the company -- billions more than most analysts believe its worth -- and the nearly $13 billion he borrowed to close the deal. to try to raise revenue, musk floating the idea of a pay-to-play platform, an $8 monthly charge for verified accounts with the blue check mark. but the platform profits most from ads, and companies are increasingly concerned about musk's plans to change how twitter moderates co

our ben collins, and janai nelson. all right, america, listen to. check that out. there are a few things that you need to keep in mind with just 24 hours until both close. remember back in 2020, some republicans jumped on early lead in the vote count. remember the warnings about the red mirage or the blue shift. why did that happen? because democrats are more likely to vote early and by mail, and to use by the trump boxes. while republicans, fueled by donald trump's conspiracy theories, have largely turned on mail-in voting and disproportionately preferred to vote in person on election day. so, we can expect similar twins tomorrow in some key states, like pennsylvania, arizona, michigan, and georgia. these key states that process the votes in different ways. so, here are the buckets of those that you have to keep in mind when watching the results. early votes and that in person votes, take for example, pennsylvania. the republican legislature refused to allow elections officials to process mail-in votes until election day. that means the state will have more than 1

i want to be able to share who we are in the best way that i can. >> our thanks to janai. much more about quannah's story along with other native americans fighting for indigenous sovereignty in our documentary "our america: reclaiming turtle island" now streaming on hulu. that's it for "nightline" this evening. have a good and safe weekend. we leave you with a look at our new show "impact by "nightline"" also available on hulu. >> kanye west is complicated. >> is ye an anti-semite? >> you're a fan of lil wayne, introduced to you at different stages, right? >> who was lil wayne in 2022? >> i was 26 when i needed an abortion. it saved my life. it was the best decision i ever >> people are like, look at this, they've been finding bodies in the lake, maybe one will be your dad. >> nobody crawls into a barrel and shoots themselves in the head. that's a mob hit. >> we've been investigating a farm where we've been told children are working in the fields. >> david, i've got to tell you we're in a little bit of danger here.

janai. >> really interesting story.x, thank you so much. >>> we'll stick with some sports there, now to the new battle over artificial turf in the nfl. phil lipof is at nfl headquarters this morning. one player is saying he'd rather get struck by lightning than play on turf. >> reporter: if that doesn't say it all, we'll get to some more players, but this morning the nfl players association is demanding that the league ban certain artificial turf fields keep people safe. in a letter the nflpa asking the league for an immediate ban on slick slit film turf they're called. citing higher injury rates compared to other surfaces. specifically noncontact and foot injuries. right now, that turf is used in six stadiums. metlife, ford field, home the detroit lions. u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis, caesars superdome in new orleans, lucas oil stadium where the colts play, and paycor stadium, home to the cincinnati bengals. now the league and the players association contracted a third party to compile and analyze data, that committ

the big tech companies keep to their own datasets and neglect the need for diversity. janai chair wants to change that. was it a common voice? projects is a project that was sit up with the aim off democratizing voice, and every time i the voice say thus voice space, the purpose was actually to create open source data sets that people could download and build products from. and be community driven to have diverse sets of languages available on the on nights. chairs common voice team have built a platform where people can donate voice samples for datasets. the non profit mozilla foundation relies on community support. another aspect is that we encourage people who are anywhere in the world to actually den, validate these voice contribution. so if you don't want to have your voice on the platform, you can then go listen on to the platform and click. yes, it is correct. this person has read this phrase. more than 75000 volunteers so far have recorded more than 13000 hours of individual spoken sentences. with these open source data sets, developers can train their applications to recognize

janai is in chicago. hey, janai. >> reporter: hey, guys. chiffon pie. you are ready for this? >> yeah! >> on this side, we have dina grossman from spinning j bakery. she is bringing the cranberry pie. are you ready for this? >> yes. >> guys, they're going to be saying that graham brought out everybody and their mama for this. i brought my mama, and the man who gave me this. these are the judges. the top chef winner, joe flam. thank you for being here. >> chicago radio host kendra g on the morning show.nd metgist of course. so, joe, as the top chef, what is one thing that a winning pie must have? >> i think like anything else, fluffy to crunchy. >> i need a good crust, yes. before we take the pies, let's get to know the competitors better. take a look. >> reporter: chicago, home to the bulls, bears, and now the bakers. repping hoosier mama's, paula haney. >> to your competition, we say eat our crust! >> reporter: over at spinning js, dina grossman coming in hot. >> we're going to torch the competition. >> reporter: the two squaring off to pr

janai? >> all right. a check of the weather with danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate. danielle, all of that snow behind you. >> this is why they moved the game, guys. if you look, this is where the buffalo bills would be playing. looks like snowmageddon there. you can't play football there. it is going to be cold across the entire country coast to coast. we are waking up to below zero temperatures. feels like 28 in dallas, 20 in oklahoma city. it is cold and this weekend remains cold for a lot of folks, especially in the middle part of the country. as we head into monday, we are going to be in the 50s from kansas city, tulsa and we are moderating. as we look ahead towards thanksgiving, black friday, at least we're going to be more seasonable in most spots. >>> hard to believe we're thinking about thanksgiving, guys. >> yeah. >> foods? any favorite foods for thanksgiving? >> all of it, right? [ laughter ] we have some eaters at this desk. we don't mess around. >> we're ready to feast. >> we're bac

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. >>> let's turn now to nevada where our janai norman has been spending some time and janai, republicansing they can flip a senate seat there, good morning to you. >> reporter: yes, t.j., good morning to you. the control of the senate could hinge on nevada and open the door for republicans to take control. senator catherine cortez mastro in the fight of her life, she grew up here in vegas and really leaning in on her roots and the issue on abortion. the thing is, nevada is a clear-cut pro-choice state, abortion access is codified. not a top issue getting voters to the polls, the economy and inflation is top of mind. this is a state that's a tourism driven economy. nevada has one of the highest unemployment rates, that's helping republican senate candidate adam laxalt make headway. the former attorney general who backed former president trump in an effort to overturn the 2020 election. others say he grew up in d.c. and only came to nevada to fulfill political ambitions. there's a lot of focus on the latino cohort of voters. george. >> janai norman thanks. >>> the race for governor is look

janai norman has those details for us, good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning and happy birthday them of crossing the line in this latest campaign. this morning, fashion house balenciaga, a favorite of stars like kim kardashian and celebrated in songs by lizzo ♪ walking in my balenciaga ♪ >> and cardi b. ♪ >> reporter: facing backlash accused of sexualizing children in a new ad campaign. the luxury brand now apologizing for these photos showing little girls in baa lenciaga sweat suis with plush bears in what appear to be bdsm inspired harnesses and uncovered documents on the desk showing an excerpt from the 2008 u.s. court opinion u.s. v. williams which upheld the criminalization of the pandering of child pornography. we sincerely apologize for any offense our holiday campaign may have caused. our plush bear bags should not have been featured with children in this campaign adding that the documents in the adidas partnership including a featured page from a child pornography lawsuit was unapproved. >> people with responsibility should be eyeing these campaigns cearly whoever was i

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janai norman on the scene in las vegas. good morning, janai. >> reporter: george, good morning.ident obama brought his hope and change optimism, encouraging nevadans to vote early and vote blue down the ballot. vulnerable democrats struggle with voters here. we spoke to many voters struggling themselves who say they voted for democrats before but are now voting republican hoping for change. overnight, democrats in nevada bringing in their biggest star, former president barack obama trying to shore up support in the silver state. >> this election requires every single one of us to do our part. it's that important. >> reporter: obama saying the basic foundation of our democracy is at risk as recent polls show a dead heat between democratic senator catherine cortez masto and challenger adam laxalt, a pro-trump republican who sought to overturn the state's 2020 election results. this race could tilt balance of power in the senate to republicans. president biden himself hitting the trail, sounding the alarm in former president trump's home state that a republican-controlled congress

janai norman is in las vegas for us this morning.rning, janai. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. this is a state that has shown up big for democrats but not guaranteed to go blue next week. republicans find themselves in the best position here in nevada in years. senator catherine cortez masto, the first and only latina senator, is also the most vulnerable. polling showing her essentially neck and neck with her opponent republican adam laxalt, a former attorney general who backed president trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in nevada. his family has actually come out supporting cortez masto. in a state hit especially hard by the pandemic, democrats have a tough sell to voters paying about $5 for a gallon of gas and facing skyrocketing rent prices. tonight former president obama will be here tonight for a rall control of the senate hangs in the balance. amy? >> all right, janai, thank you so much. >>> the battle for control of the senate could come down to the state of georgia. steve osunsami is in atlanta wi

janai norman is covering them from las vegas.you. voter turnout will make all the difference in these tight races and vulnerable democratic governor steve sisolak is hoping to shore up support with an early morning rally here at the culinary workers union. the culinary union, nevada's largest union has a lot of power here and latino members have been called the backbone, about half of the union's 60,000 members are latino. these are the folks that the candidates want to win over. sisolak is who many voters i spoke with blame for how the state was hit hard by the pandemic. he's up against republican sheriff joe lombardo. and sisolak won the governor's race in 2018 beating adam laxalt. adam laxalt is the maga republican who backed efforts to overturn 2020 election results. he grew up in d.c. his grandfather was one of ronald reagan's closest friends. adam laxalt has put up a strong campaign against incumbent senator catherine cortez masto. this senate race now the most expensive senate race in nevada history, $176 million in ad spe

mexico finds a subtly very passionate monument. play that in mexico city, a thank you for now. site janay. you said earlier that argentina were very confident of winning this game. yes, they did get the job done, but it was on a knife edge for a while, wasn't it? no, yes sir. they had these her positive attitude, but the ones that they saw the game started, they were extremely uncomfortable. and they are a young team. a most of these players have never played the woke up and make sick or built an and t argentina. plan 5 in the back, no center for it, trying to a keep the at least one point to draw it. they were happy with her dad said that the martina, the may he go coach, he knows messy so well. they are from the same city. he was his coach, he kind of built an anti miss, he plan. and it wasn't until the 2nd hand, when they half cooked at the game and, and they come now because i think there were a lot of nerves there that messy had that chance. because a fair missy is having an anti plan that will be and all that a forward, and at some point it can become an and an option for lunacy. so

♪ liz: janai norman joins us now. >> coming up, the massive winter snowstorm slam western new york overnightwhite out conditions and record amounts of snowfall. the precautionary warnings to residents from officials. our weather team has the latest. also, more on the special counsel appointed to oversee probes into the actions of former president donald trump. the legal implications for trump and the investigation surrounding our lago and the january 6 interaction -- insurrection. and taylor swift speaking out for the first time on this week's ticketmaster disaster that disrupted online ticket sales and shut out thousands of her fans from buying seats. what the singer had to say is one attorney general now investigates. that is all coming up. liz: there are new rules can -- protecting your credit score from reporting on medical debt. >> medical that has always been a problem because it is different than credit card debt. it is not like you go out and buy a whole bunch of things. if you are sick or wind up in the hospital, you have no idea what it might cost you, what the insurance company mi

janai norman is in las vegas, nevada.rnor's race and senate's race too close to call. >> reporter: yeah, george, one of those late vegas nights but not the fun kind. all the races still too close to call and the candidates were encouraging nevadans to get out and vote up until the last minute. 11 minutes after polls closed here at 7:00 p.m. local time, vulnerable senate candidate catherine cortez masto filed a lawsuit asking a judge to keep eight clark county polling locations open for an additional two hours and cited problems with printers not working that created long waits and delayed openings at locations that were required to be open for 12 hours on election day. that was denied, but her focus on clark county which encompasses las vegas here is because this has been a democratic stronghold that makes up about 70% of the electorate here in nevada. it is a county that cortez masto has to whin to have any chance t holding on to her seat. she had an early lead in the night, but now maga republican and election denier ca

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. ♪ ♪ liz: janai norman joins us to tell us what is coming up on gma. >> tracking severe weather overnightough parts of texas and oklahoma yesterday. the damage left behind in communities impacted. our weather team is on the ground. also this morning, eva pilgrim from philadelphia with what you need to know ahead of the midterm elections. three days away. breaking down what is it stay, what matters most, and the heavy hitters hitting the campaign trail in the race for the senate. finally, jeopardy's tournament of champions. one-on-one with the former star players and big winners facing out this week. how they are getting ready for game day is all coming up ahead on gma. don't miss it. liz: a musical child prodigy made history through of the world and continues to set records. at age 17, she will make her conducting debut with opera san jose. abc7news reporter zach fuentes was there for her rehearsals. ♪ zach: a wave of music fills this rehearsal hall. that music stopping and starting with the wave of this baton. the person commanding the baton and the room of musicians, a 17-year-old. the

janai norman trying to report if there were line a people waiting to vote. we don't know that.ep lines open? >> if they're in line, courts will allow the extension of ordinary deadlines so a voter in line is able to cast a ballot, and in general it's typical to you can tend hours if there is some technical mall if you think or issue that might impede access to the ballot. so it sounds from the very early information we have that this effort is likely to succeed, but -- >> two things about that. first of all, we saw a challenge like this in arizona from the other side. we saw republicans saying if there were problems in maricopa county they want to ballots. that was earlier in the day. that was rejected. two is the question you asked, is this moot already in if people aren't there still waiting online -- remember, the polls closed at 7:00 p.m. local time. then this may not have any real impact any way. this is the sort of thing where you need immediate relief, meaning a win in two hours from now may mean nothing. if you're going win this you need immediate releff. >> i think the

janai got wind of the fact that he was about to get his head cut off and he retired to jamaica long island. >> and married to governor's daughter! >> correct. >> i knew neither of those things. [laughs] >> there is one topic that we barely touched on a few different times tonight. we have not explored it closely enough we do have an audience question coming in to help us explore that. brian hilton is asking, by george washington's last will and testament be a final farewell as a different kind. or an addendum to the final guest, particularly in respect to the issue of slavery. >> john, first thoughts? >> i explicitly say in my book that his last will and have meant should be considered as a coda to the farewell address. >> brian ought to read your book. [laughs] >> yeah, maybe. by all means if he hasn't he should. to washington's discredit, certainly by contemporary perspectives, the farewell address a silent on the issue slavery. washington, in his last will in testament which could be considered the ultimate farewell address, takes the decided and unusual among the founding fathers step

janai norman has the story. >> reporter: meal time with kids can be messy. >> wow. >> reporter: and chaoticstead he just sat there staring at it. >> reporter: hoping to avoid picky eating with her twins, she began researching and eventually started solid starts. over 500,000 following the instagram account for tips and tricks for feeding their kids. the solid starts website featuring advice from a team of experts and offers a first food database to help you feed your baby. >> just type in the food that you're interested in learning about, and you'll see there whether it's a choking hazard, whether it's a common allergen, how to introduce it safely to, say, a 6-month-old versus an 18-month-old toddler. >> reporter: one of the main focuses of solid starts, preventing and reversing picky eating. >> all right, so what else can you do? you can offer a variety of foods for your child to explore, but always be sure to include something you know they will eat, and then maybe pretend to be indifferent about it. play cool, if you will. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify play coo