por otro lado, para inquilinos como jim johnson, la aprobación sería de gran ayuda, ya que asegura que en concord y tener que enfrentar aumentos anuales en la renta. choose between food on our table or rogue on our head asegura que se ha visto en la posición de tener que decidir entre poner alimentos en la mesa o pagar la renta. there's a lot of circumstances in which it landlord might terminate, entre otras disposiciones, que la ordenanza incorporaría sería la protección por causa justa. ahora bien, las regulaciones de casa justa no se aplican cuando un inquilino es desalojado por motivos donde se muestre que es por su culpa, como el impago de alquiler o la ocupación del espacio de una manera que genere molestias o actividad delictiva, por mencionar solo algunos ejemplos. y por supuesto que vamos a seguir escuchando esta reunión ahora mismo y le vamos a brindar información sobre cualquier cambio significativo a lo previamente establecido. regreso con ustedes. gracias sandra schiff. quédense en sintonía porque cualquier novedad se la haremos saber de inmediato y si necesita ayuda con e

it's not only words, but also deeds by saying the jim johnson that today for his meeting with the us president for having talked about the support and assistance for ukraine. by the time 105 to me, he was engaged and committed themselves to helping bringing about the support of both parties. united states for this, that's almost assistance. but there are different groupings we're going to exert pressure. and the election is a very difficult process of cost, but we rely not only on germany, but on the union association of countries. it's not only about money and weapon systems at the same time. and above all, it is a political alliance. there are stations that have been imposed against russia against the russian industry used in these steps of a patient that very much would be very much depend on. i know how much agreement there is amongst country is not only within the european union, but also between many countries, including united states, the increase of the weapons production in germany that the chancellor talked about . this something that we all has understood. we need to incre

idea of committing ground troops that to you cried where the war has now ended it's 3rd year is jim and johnson, my own actions the i'm the authority october discontinued, we obviously discussed. we used to arrange for the support of this type of data by it's not enough for a very good debate. we decided that what was agreed from the outset desktop also applies to the future on to and on the, on the done under hesky leaf wagner, namely that there will be no ground troops mixed us as kind to know soldiers on ukrainian, sorry to stop. and i'll send there by european countries or need those states some stop and we'll go from not the stop and alternative sick pattern. so let's pick this up with benjamin. tell us who's a senior research fellow. the german council on foreign relations is co. busy most recently of germany is failing ukraine and your law school, which just appeared and the publication foreign policy. welcome to dw, thanks very much pleasure to be in a manual macro. and that makes these bold statement why what it could be so easily and publicly contradicted, well, well, it looks like mi

jim crow brandon johnson has allowed this to happen on his watch. it didn't have to be this way but this is where it is. >> sandra: we have interviewed so many of these people and businesses in the suburbs of chicago who are dealing with this every day. it has become their burden and it is in their backyard as well. they don't have any place to send these folks or have the money or resources to deal with it. on the mall they are seeing migrants in and stealing from high-end shopping centers. a huge problem all over. we know that for sure. in massachusetts as well. they are shelling out big bucks for contracts to house migrant families through june. in a new report the state is paying some hotels $6four per migrant per day for meals alone. new york city mayor eric adams facing fresh scrutiny and reversed course over out rage to house migrants in an unused luxury apartment building. complete with a swimming pool and marble bathrooms. two people had to be escorted out of that tense meeting on the topic. >> the complexity of housing new yorkers is so ma

hair comes in two parallel columns robert rhodes, allegheny johnson jim morelli. albert gallatin. jenkins and their boss. richard, your there's no doubt we're not going to watch it and we're not going anywhere but harrisburg. here we come and lee gives this famous i don't what stonewall jackson what it did with this order but i do know what richard started did with it. if pennsylvania means it and what does he do, he lays plans to capture harrisburg, he's going to send two thirds of his men up today's around he's going to send jubal all his division out today's route through gettysburg on the way to york to go get the bridge at wrightsville in columbia. so here's his orders. it gives the job early. go see york york that and now the largest city between baltimore and harrisburg destroy that northern central railway that connects harrisburg to baltimore. all, by the way, destroy the susquehanna bridge and be in position. march to dillsburg for all you who think robert e lee intended to a gettysburg because the road network read the official reports, read the officers reports. the co

hair comes in two parallel columns robert rhodes, allegheny johnson jim morelli. albert gallatin. jenkins and their boss. richard, your there's no doubt we're not going to watch it and we're not going anywhere but harrisburg. here we come and lee gives this famous i don't what stonewall jackson what it did with this order but i do know what richard started did with it. if pennsylvania means it and what does he do, he lays plans to capture harrisburg, he's going to send two thirds of his men up today's around he's going to send jubal all his division out today's route through gettysburg on the way to york to go get the bridge at wrightsville in columbia. so here's his orders. it gives the job early. go see york york that and now the largest city between baltimore and harrisburg destroy that northern central railway that connects harrisburg to baltimore. all, by the way, destroy the susquehanna bridge and be in position. march to dillsburg for all you who think robert e lee intended to a gettysburg because the road network read the official reports, read the officers reports. the co

johnson, of course scuttled the senate's bipartisan deal so on border security, because he said it did not go far enough, but undoubtably when the house returns this week, jim, he will face pressure. johnson will from his own rank and file some at wanted to move on aid to ukraine. others just tell him to hold the line to scuttle any ukraine aid package and the speaker is going to have to make a decision on which way to proceed. but at the moment, siding with those hardliners we say no action on ukraine, at least not right now. jim. >> yeah, i'm ana and i can just hear people tearing their hair out that we might have another government shutdown on the horizon. it's just outrageous. all right. manu raju on capitol hill. thanks. as always, we appreciate it. >> in the meantime, it's all funding games >> until someone gets hurt. did you see this over the weekend? >> what happened? >> after the storming of >> the court, rachel nichols, she's another one of our favorites. she's next we'll talk about this match i mourn liebermann at the pentagon and this cnn >> here's to getting better with age. >> here's the beaten these two every thursday help fuel today with boo

when genea johnson called the flathead county sheriff's which could cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. department about a certain ex-boyfriend, she didn't have to wait long for sheriff jimriff's department about a certain exboyfriend, she didn't have to wait long for sheriff jim dupont to return her call. >> he sounded excited. i guess that he knew i was telling the truth because i told him details that had not been published that jarek had told me. >> i don't know when i've last spoken to somebody who brought an end to an international man hunt before. >> really? i figured it happened all the time. >> that's right. >> didn't take long after that. dallas pd found an old mug shot of this michael lee smith. turned out he'd been arrested twice for burglary back in those early years in dallas. >> and that photograph looked like his high school picture a lot. >> so on a wednesday morning in august 2006, 24 years after a cessna 150 sank into the frigid depths of little bitterroot lake, a team of plain clothes officers knocked at the door of an upscale house in plano, texas. there he was. >> nice young guy in a polo shirt asked if i'm michael smith. i go yeah. another guy jump

moment after the briefing, turner spoke alongside house speaker mike johnson and the top democrat on the intelligence committee, jimm caucus member andy ogles of tennessee demanded johnson investigate turner. the release unnerved members. ogles called the disclosure, quote, reckless. some wondered if this was an effort to gin with up support for a bill to aid ukraine or renew surveillance programs. >> and why is it just coming out just now? again, it's because they used probably the fisa courts to gain some information through somebody that's not an american citizen and, you know, it's juss suspect. it smells of the deep state. >> reporter: other key lawmakers were dialed in about the threats, but they were surprised turner wanted the info released to all members. >> it's always been urgent. it became publicly, it became public inappropriately at this time. i don't agree with the way he did this. i don't. >> explain. >> i don't think, i mean, once you open it up to 435 members, it's going to become public. i mean, you may as a well . >> reporter: the white house called this a troubling weapon but said it is not act

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discussed in the republican conference and it received support from ukraine supporters like jim risch and ron johnson to people who are more skeptical of the conflict like me, to people who are in the middle like ted cruz. the basic idea was we are going to force as much as possible joe biden to enforce the southern border. and unless he gets illegal border crossings under a certain level using his existing authority we will not provide support to the security supplemental. in other words if he wants $61 billion for ukraine joe biden will have to do border enforcement despite the fact that he obviously doesn't want to. that was the deal we thought was on the table and that unfortunately was not the deal actually on the table once it was advanced by our leadership team and of course on sunday night, february 4, we received a text of the grand border compromise. typically with the field of law as complicated as immigration, you would expect days, weeks, months of committee markups, of debates, of negotiation over text, of trying to understand how one provision influences another provision, how another

johnson. phil in florida, phil? let's say, jim, thank you for taking my call and sharing your knowledge.make the call daily and appreciate your insight. thank you. so, what's going on? >> i bought two food production stocks, something that you see in the grocery stores every day on a dip and one seems to have risen slightly, but i was curious about what you think, you recommend, hold or sell, tyson and for mel. >> tyson is bottom, and i think one of the reasons is because you need protein. if you take these new drugs. but hormel is harder but it is processed food and protein, and i have got to do more digging. right now, i don't think i would see a bottom in that stock, but thank you for the call and thank you for watching. home depot's management commentary tells me this is the right time to stick with them, and if the stock comes down, bye, bye, bye. [ indiscernible ] is the dividend going to grow? let's get the latest with the c.o.o. speaking of retail, the top takeaways of my huge conversation with doug mcmillan. the lightning round. stay with cramer. >> [ music ] - so this is pickle

the ranking member on the house, select intelligence committee, jim hines, who was a democrat, as well as from the house speaker, mike johnson, who is a republican. both men were saying on wednesday afternoon, look, we're aware of this. we are monitoring this. we're going to talk about it, but there isn't any need for panic. and really when there is no official confirmation of what exactly this is, it's little hard to be worried because you don't know what you're worried about. now if these one person has been shot dead in kansas city, missouri in the us during a parade, celebrating the chief super bowl victory, police say 22, others were wounded in the incident and 3 suspects of interested john hampton reports. hey jeff. good. yeah, just sorta choose it. begin is a celebration for the super bowl champion. kansas city chiefs. man, what are your so bad? i'll do the adversities to continue to go to go over that championship. but at the end of the parade is chief quarterback. patrick my homes tied in, travis, kelsey, and other players mingled with as many as a 1000000 fans. shots rang out. all of the sudden people started crush

the ranking member on the house, select intelligence committee, jim himes, who is a democrat, as well as from the house speaker mike johnson, who is a republican. both men were staying on wednesday afternoon. look, we're aware of this, we are monitoring this, we're going to talk about it, but there isn't any need for panic. and really when there is no official confirmation of what exactly this is, it's little hard to be worried because you don't know what you're worried about. smell the f. b i is being sued by victims of sex offender jeffrey epstein, assigning him to protect them. 12 women of lawrence the lawsuit seeking and i'm specified amount of damages, the us crime agencies being accused of allowing epstein to traffic on section abuse young women, some of the 20 is whole finally taking action. ukraine says it's sunk a russian warship and it's the latest attack by naval trends. the crane and military released video said to show several partially submerged trends, approaching the vessel of the coast of crime in a plume of smoke. se not the impact. ukrainian forces have repeatedly talk a bit of warships and rushes black,

the ranking member on the house, select intelligence committee, jim hines, who is a democrat, as well as from the house speaker, mike johnson, who is a republican. both men were staying on wednesday afternoon. look, we're aware of this, we are monitoring this, we're going to talk about it, but there isn't any need for panic. and really when there is no official confirmation of what exactly this is, it's little hard to be worried because you don't know what you're worried about. or at least one person has been shot dead in kansas city, missouri and the us string a parade celebrating the chief super bowl victory. police say 22, others were wounded in the incidents 7 or in critical condition. 8 children are among those shots. police say that they've arrested 3 suspects, but the motive is not yet clear. i was a 00 on a 100 reports. jeff. good. yeah, the center shoes. it began as a celebration for the super bowl champion, kansas city chiefs. man, what are your so that'll do the adversities to continue to go to go for the championship. but at the end of a parade as cheese quarterback, patrick my homes tied in, travis, kelsey, and

the ranking member on the house, select intelligence committee, jim himes, who is a democrat, as well as from the house speaker mike johnson, who is a republican. both men were saying on wednesday afternoon, look, we're aware of this. we are monitoring this. we're going to talk about it, but there isn't any need for panic. and really when there is no official confirmation of what exactly this is, it's little hard to be worried because you don't know what you're worried about. at least one person has been shot dead in kansas city, missouri. and the us while celebrating the chief super bowl victory, the police say 22, others were wounded in the incidents 7 or in critical condition. 8 of those shots are children. 3 suspects of and arrested john henry and reports from chicago. so these numbers have continued to rise and if you're wondering why that's happening, our by our one of the reasons is that police say the walking wounded has been making their own way to area hospitals to be treated. this began of course, as a day of celebration for the super bowl champion, kansas city cheese. something like a 1000000 people who had gat

the ranking member on the house, select intelligence committee, jim himes, who was a democrat, as well as from the house speaker, mike johnson, who is a republican. both men were saying on wednesday afternoon, look, we're aware of this. we are monitoring disc. we're going to talk about it, but there isn't any need for panic. and really when there is no official confirmation of what exactly this is, it's little hard to be worried because you don't know what you're worried about. yeah, that's a fair point. and the house intelligence committee, to that point, the chairman of the house intelligence committee watts, and is calling on the white house to declassify all this information. so it can be discussed publicly. what's the one else thing about that? mm hm. to the white house is not the way to go along with that. and there's a apparently concern, according to one of these anonymous sources that declassification could possibly jeopardize the us as intelligence gathering methods. they wanted how they would know exactly what this alleged russian anti satellite nuclear weapon would be. again, not confirmed on the record. and so f

speaker of the house right now >> well, it seems that way, the fact that johnson can't make a move without him is pretty clear. listen jim, this whole weekend has been really poor and, you know disturbing. first, navalny is murdered, then the russians overrun ukraine in a key city because the ukrainians don't have the ammunition, they need, because that's trump has told the us not to move forward on aid to ukraine. and what is he doing during all of this? he's selling sneakers and pennsylvania i mean, the whole thing is just so outrageous. and dangerous for the world. i think that scott is very correct in his analysis that the republican party is split but the fact is that this isn't just, we have to step out of our analysts role here for a second and just note the stakes here. >> and >> what it would mean if putin were to overrun ukraine. and if ukraine failed because trump had bridle the us congress from doing what a majority of members of congress want to do. what 70 members of the us senate have said they want to do it's really an extraordinary moment. and it's outrageous that the house is outright now that they're t

the ranking member on the house, select intelligence committee, jim hines, who was a democrat, as well as from the house speaker, mike johnson, who is a republican. both men were staying on wednesday afternoon. look, we're aware of this, we are monitoring this, we're going to talk about it, but there isn't any need for panic. and really when there is no official confirmation of what exactly this is, it's little hard to be worried because you don't know what you're worried about. japan says north korea is trying to raise its capability to launch surprise attacks . can german over sol the test of a new surface to see miss all on wednesday, the lights is show false from the north. officials believe john young is trying to make it difficult to identify and the tax minute tree activity. and then a 0 is defense, minister football is so be on to as promised to be a president. full officer on official election results showed a whole to significant lead pro looks to be on calls for an outright victory. jessica washington reports from jakarta, 2 weeks of campaigning to severe into and he's really made to keep it on jacqueline decker.

they tried to smear, obfuscate but this putin, trump and mike johnson thing. look at how jim jordan said the guy was rearrested but it does not alleviate the other facts they have. they don't have any facts. host: let's hear from marty in new mexico on the republican line. caller: i just wanted to say that someone always goes on vacation calling out the others for going on vacation. host: who were you talking about? caller: i'm talking about president biden calling out the house for going on vacation when he's always on vacation. host: and what is your top news story? caller: now they're trying to put putin and shrub together again. we had four years of peace and no wars with president trump and putin was petrified of president trump. i don't support kamala harris. all of these cable news channels constantly putting her down and that she should be replaced with gavin newsom or michelle obama. vice president harris deserves respect and they don't need to be talking about people who can replace her. they don't need to be disrespecting her. when she was done talking everyone in

but honestly, jim, i'm not making anything up if three or four of these members walked into speaker johnson today, even though they're on vacation and said they're shutting the floor down, this would happen in a week. i guarantee you because there's no other option fascinating. we'll see if that happens. so adam kinzinger. great, thanks for your time as always, really appreciate it >> you bet. >> all right. make sure to tune in tonight for the oscar award-winning cnn film navalny, it will air tonight at 09:00 p.m. eastern. if you haven't seen it make a point of watching that later on tonight, moments ago, donald trump sounding off about the ruling of the civil fraud trial, lashing out of the judge who slapped him where they matter i save $355,000,000 fine. we'll bring that to units >> vegas. >> the story of ssd premiere sunday, february 25, and on cnn >> the who >> breed, ready to swarm, ready to stick. the client power-packed, all new hybrid electric dodge hornet rt, performance, electrified. >> my name is sister monica clare because of tiktok. i've created a community where people can fee

jim. >> you don't think that some of what -- when hugh johnson talks about the sense of urgency may be relatedo nelson peltz? >> the fact is, they did say they were going to save $7.5 billion or more in costs. that was put in quite some time ago. and they are beginning -- they are delivering on that in a way that at least the shareholders that follow the company had not anticipated for the quarter. so, i think they go into this, probably the last month or so of this proxy fight, with a pretty strong hand. i'll be curious to see if nelson will be able to garner one seat. i don't hear he's getting great traction. >> my problem is the last time when we had this and david was with bob iger, and i talked to nelson, the stock ran up. people felt that things were better, and then the next thing i know, my trust owns it, it was at $79. carl, $116 to $79, even using authentic stupidity as opposed to artificial intelligence just doesn't work, and i felt had. sometimes you just get had. so, i'm afraid to just endorse this and say that nelson way, and not feel like if this is at $100, i will have scramble

intelligence committee, jim hines, you who basically is proving to this same information because of his position on the committee. you also have backing him up the republican house speaker mike johnson saying that there is no cause for alarm that everyone is taking note of whatever this is. because again, the reports of an anti satellite nuclear weapons have not been confirmed on the record. but you have speaker jobs and saying people should not be worried. they should be confident that the government is in is tracking this information and is responding in kind. certainly, the bigger question is, why would you talk about something that is not an imminent threat unless you're trying to score political points? and that is certainly what somehow was there now speculating is happening here at washington. it does certainly raise some questions rather than joining reporting or from washington d. c. thank you very much. was at least one person has been shot dead in kansas city, missouri. and the us while celebrating the chief super bowl victory, the police say 15, others were wounded in the incidents 3 or in critical condition. 2 suspects have been arrested. the shooting took place during

johnson can only afford to lose three. retiring congressman ken buck has already said on "out front" he is leaning no. thank you for joining us. ac 360 begins right now. >>> good evening. jimutto here sitting in for anderson tonight.

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jim acosta. at any moment, the senate will release its bipartisan border bill. but even if it can pass the legislation, the bill is set to face stiff opposition from house republicans. speaker johnsonas said, it's dead on arrival. that's quoting him. that's even before he's seen it at all. that has hakeem jeffries slamming house republicans has wholly owned subsidiaries of donald trump. the white house saying speaker johnson is tying himself in knots to delay border. >>> first, we are tracking severe weather on the west coast. the los angeles fire department is warning people to evacuate some parts of southern california, as the area braces for potentially life-threatening flooding conditions. i want to get right now to the cnn weather center, where meteorologist alisa rafa is tracking that extreme storm system, known as an atmospheric river. break it down for us. >> they just, kind of, updated their forecast discussion. it's got such intense, strong wording, using words like dangerous, life threatening, dramatic, something we haven't seen in years. when it comes to the heavy snows, the landslides, and the urban flooding, this could be an incredibly dangerous storm. it's been inten

just want to step back a little bit, jim, and think about what message is being sent to vladimir putin and it's not coincidence and that in the same week that mike johnson rejects the senate ukraine aid package and donald trump invites russia to invade nato. and the journalist tucker carlson interviews putin and doesn't ask him about navalny. it's not a coincidence that putin would use this window of opportunity to move moving and kill navalny. so he sees green lights right now from the west to move farther into ukraine to ratchet it up. not just as rhetoric, but the brutal means to carry out this invasion and you heard the president say just a few moments ago that he did recall the moment when he did say that there would be a price to pay for >> vladimir putin if alexei navalny were to die in prison, if he were to be killed. and the president was asked about this just a few moments ago when he was asked about this earlier, this this past week, and he did indicate that russia is paying a price for what they're doing in ukraine right now. but should something additional take place, should there be further sanctions? what more could be done to punish vlad

johnson can only afford to lose three. retiring congressman ken buck has already said on "out front" he is leaning no. thank you for joining us. ac 360 begins right now. >>> good evening. jim sciutto here sitting in for anderson tonight. tonight we are getting in the first images of u.s. strikes on syria and iraq. this is from alkhine in the western province. that orange fireball in the distance appears to be a weapons depot, one of some 85 iranian-linked targets attacked by a variety of u.s. aircraft including long-range b1 bombers like this one which flew nonstop with aerial refueling from here in the u.s. president biden says that today's strike is only the first part of a larger operation being carried out in response to sunday's drone attack on american troops in eastern jordan, which you'll remember killed three soldiers, wounded dozens more. caskets burying those three, the remains of those three returned home today. the president also signaled the united states will not strike targets inside iranian territory and does not seek a wider conflict in the region in what is already one at war. reporting for us tonight from all across the map m.j. lee at the white house,

heard from congressman jim himes, who is the top democrat on that same committee, who said he agreed the matter is serious, but he also urged calm alongside the house speaker mike johnson. >> i want to assure the american people there's no need for public alarm, steady hands where the wheel we're working on it and there's no need for alarm former republican congressman adam kinzinger, who is also a military veteran and seen in cedar political commentator is here and congressman, i mean, you obviously served >> with chairman turner for over a decade. you said you've never seen a statement like his that you've never known him to be dramatic. are you serious issues for anything but serious? what reasons you said if he's concerned? i'm concerned. i mean, what do you think it is about the about this that has him so concerned >> well, let's be clear. i don't know because obviously i didn't get this briefing, but it appears that this is probably gone from theory to a belief that this is either close to actually being deployed or that russia has the ability to deploy this now, and it's very serious because think about it this way >> the united states, not >> just our own perso

jim, if what you say is the best player wins? >> well, first of all, the best player and the best team does not always win. you can go up and down, trent dilfer, brad johnson and eli manning beat tom brady twice, and no one would say eli had the career that tom brady did. and brock is a great young player, and it's all in front of him and he really led the comeback, if you could call it that, leading, because it was really kind of led by dan campbell who missed so many opportunities to put that game away and to put his team in better position. but be that as it may, brock purdy did a terrific job, used his legs, and a force to be reckoned with. i am not discounting them. you asked me who i thought, well, i think it right now but i may change my mind. floyd mayweather said i have the ability to change my behind. >> sandra: you had an event with tom brady. watch for a sec. >> exhibits are much more than championships, much more than just jewelry from a field of play. they are about the stories of people who help other people win. all these people have a story around my time in the nfl, with the patriots and the bucs and now all of those stories have a home h

johnson, and nixon. when president kennedy appointed him at 24, he was concerned he was, quote, too young to hold the post. to which jackie kennedy responded, that's what they told jack. so, jim was truly special and everyone saw it. here in the senate, jim led a long list of initiatives to preserve the capitol building. not just as a museum of american history, but a busling beacon of democracy. thanks to jim, the old senate and chambers were restores and welcome millions every year. thanks to jim countless paintings, artifacts and furniture documenting our history were recovered and preserved. it's thanks to jim we all have a better understanding today of this building, this institution, and our place in history. so, jim will be deeply missed, but i think it's safe to say jim will live on in this institution he worked so doggedly to preserve. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. quorum call: >> for example, take education. i've introduced a bill to teach driver education and sex education in the same car. [laughing] i guess you noticed richard plans to ride the space shu

johnson. >> yeah, well, what about but but that's great. but what about the whilst they're doing the people whilst they're doing the people whilst they're doing the jimh a more conservative leader if, if, if that means going further to the right, be this right, they'll be through this wall canal. to be wall and in the canal. to be frank you. because frank with you. um, because because basically when you as far as general elections are concerned, um , anybody is on the concerned, um, anybody is on the fringe of politics and i would include extreme right as being on the fringe or the extreme left as being on the fringe. you don't get elected. it's as simple as that. so if they're going to shift from sunak, who simple as that. so if they're gcpretty shift from sunak, who simple as that. so if they're gcpretty farft from sunak, who simple as that. so if they're gcpretty far right�*n sunak, who simple as that. so if they're gcpretty far right anyway 1, who simple as that. so if they're gcpretty far right anyway away is pretty far right anyway away and further, right, then and go even further, right, then that's just going to send them even further into ob