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moment here when one of the bishops of the country took to the stage and addressed the crowd bishop john young and he was very direct in what he's saying he said we are moving from one disaster to another this country and we are sick of it it was really a verbal slip towards the political class in the country and the president was sitting right in front of him he was of course referring to the disasters of the country has seen before eleven years of civil war later on the deadly ebola outbreak massive corruption in the country and then later on the mudslide and he's blaming a lack of response on the government and he said clearly also addressing to the president he should end this mess so a lot of anger and disappointment from what he was saying to what extent has the area recovered from the devastation of last year. well you can see it behind me the devastation is still clearly visible some work is still going on a lot of people were relocated to other areas but you can also see many are still living close by and they are also still complaining bitterly that hardly any investment has come to

day to kill john. young as you feel that it had to come out when you down a lot on meola but are now dynamic a same breed and i met a lot of the little that they all dolled. out though only. allow a. party. every day as she makes her way to moneylenders house loan carries with more than half the families. it's a heavy burden. no longer. a lot of. those things. the money lender is a friend of the family and the young mother herself. feelings of empathy were forgotten when deciding the terms of the learning. with such high interest rates how long do you think it's going to take for you to pay that you flying's. machine to. machine. gun we have been you know. that the law will. never go why. so. but she did you know to. learn is not the only one crippled by high interest rates in neighborhoods like this eighty five percent of households i'm pouring money. learns usually rescue to borrow from an immediate financial emergency that was monthly interest rates as high as fifty percent become a crushing cost. morning

men, women, young and old come john -- young and old. veteransand nurses, and college students, firefighters, construction workers, mothers and babies. big bluestance, this wave gathering strength all across this country, we are not trying to fight division with division. ours is a politic of unity. [applause] the reason we are standing together is that for us, these fights are personal. they are about our families and our neighbors. tell may nothat we be the same in new orleans as the are in new england, but stories, etched on each of our are the threads that would us together as a country and as a movement. that is why we can find for people -- fight for people working factory jobs in small towns and for people working fast to jobs in the inner-city. -- fast food jobs in the inner-city. [applause] up for why we can stand high school kids getting bullied for being gay and for college kids getting crushed ice student loan debt. -- by student loan debt. to protect families at the border. fight toomes to protect unions, we are all brothers

the patient came to the john young emergency center. >> they notified all the patients and the companions that may have been exposed. >> reporter: the general manager said that the employees have all been vaccinated and no customers have called with concerns. measles is not spread through food but the air so there is no current risk of infection here. getting the vaccination is important to them. >> when it is our safety and it is your community's safety, i think you're vulnerable. >> reporter: most people are immunized as children of the but anyone that is concerned that they have symptoms of measles is urged to call their doctor. >>> cal fire crews are maintaining the control over the mendocino complex fire. it grew slightly overnight 648 square miles. containment remains at 74%. the fire destroyed 157 homes and more than a thousand other homes in lake and other counties. the pace of the fire has slowed down. >>> the south bay will get millions of dollars in federal emergency stunnings for last year's floods. this is reimbursement for flood repairs. the state asked for and received a ma

john chapman grew up in connecticut. from a very youngge, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed that his classmate was being bullied, as he says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, give yourself before taking up someone else. very farsighted. john lived by that motto, every single day. everybody that new him said that is the way he lived. graduatedafter he from high school, john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in avoiding undetected onto the uptlefield and -- to set airfields and direct fire support. now, john will become the first special tactics airmen to receive the congressional medal of honor. inn mack valerie pennsylvania -- john met valerie in pennsylvania while he was training with the army. it was a big day, a good day, right? they married in 1992 and their love grew into a

paul young people, young people of ireland, ——john paul ii saying, as he looked out across t over that period, and the fact that you are sadly one of very many people who have had similar experiences, what is the response you will have to do is visit and what are you planning as pope francis comes to dublin? visit and what are you planning as pope francis comes to dublin7m visit and what are you planning as pope francis comes to dublin? it is important to separate out the various elements of the visit. 0n one hand, the spiritual leader of the catholic church is coming to ireland, and hundreds of thousands of people will go to manifest their faith and celebrate mass with him, which is to be respected. but you also have an institution that deliberately, wilfully, with absolute intent, covered up the rape and abuse of children, women and vulnerable adults on an industrial scale across this country, notjust in parishes, but in institutions and orphanages run by the catholic church is, —— catholic church, in homes where women were detained simply because of the reproductive itty.

was at the ingleside station where san francisco police officers gathered to remember sergeant john v. young. sergeant young was shot on august 29th, 1971 when a group of men attacked the station. for officers attending the memorial, it was an opportunity to reflect on the past but also focus on the mission at hand. >> we know we need to be engaged, and selfless in our service and commit. this is always a good reminder for us to take the next step forward. >> the station address -- another long standing reminder of an officer who committed his life to service. >>> the effort to restore a neglected piece of military history here in the bay area could get a federal boost. napa congressman mike thompson introduced a bill. thompson says it's the final resting place for hundreds of our nation's heroes. the cemetery includes the graves of enlisted men, officers and their families buried from 1856 to 1980s. for years, volunteers who tried to maintain the cemetery have asked for federal help. and now, it might be coming. >>> a plan to save a historic theater in lafayette has fallen apart. developer

madam president, i first met john mccain when i was a young staffer in senator bill cohen's office, and john was serving as the

very clear that korea had no interest at all in any form of cooperation they even claimed that kim young john lamb was not murdered but that it was all just a heart attack so the big question is whether we will ever on the truth from our correspondent founder about so in kuala lumpur for us thank you so much. now can go warn us when a volcano is about to erupt or when an earthquake is going to happen while german and russian researchers think so and that's how the project was born it aims to monitor the behavior and migration habits of birds animals and even insects around the world so we can learn more about our earth now the project has taken a huge leap forward with the installation of the tracking system on the international space station so it took the cosmonauts all. copy of nearly eight hours to install an antenna on the external surface of the international space station is the last missing piece of the worldwide animal tracking system called. this black bird is one of the creatures that will be monitored it's fitted with a tiny sense a tag that will send the birds location temperatur

that john told me i had become better for my failures because it teaches us. striving as are young person, remember john mccain. he failed a lot but he never quit. the reason we are talking about him today in the reason i'm crying is because he was successful. in spite of his failures. , the dayy and friends after action report would say, i relationship with maverick brought joy in difficulty. both were your constant companions. he was a difficult man. he could be tough. but the joy that you received from being with him will sustain you for a lifetime. i am so lucky to have been in his presence. compromise ishat the foundation of a great person as well as a great nation. he taught me that immigration, as hard as it is to solve, somebody has to do it. kennedy,o me with ted you are going to learn lindsay that the other side has to get something too. i've learned that lesson. to my friends on the other side, as long as i'm here, i'm going to remember that you have to get something too. that when good ignores evil, it may be convenient but it seldom works. he talked about what would ha

john? >> ryan young, grateful for that great reporting. it's a sad day but also a celebration.extend our thanks and gratitude for reverend smith for taking time on this difficult day. joining me now with insights on the phone, cnn's van jones. nichelle, let me start with you as we celebrate aretha franklin the entertainer. put her into context. she is the queens, ahead of the pack and by herself and alone. >> absolutely. putting her into context is hard to do, john, because she set the standard in so many way for so many artists of today. we've seen so many of them pay tribute to her and talk about the way she changed the face of music. paul mccartney said it this morning, that she inspired their generation, inspired them and the beatles. so when you think about that and think about how she put soul music into the mainstream in a lot of ways, she really did inspire a generation of music. she was effortlessly using her gospel sound in soul music and making it mainstream. so it's hard to put her into context. when you heard her voice and things that she could do -- i remember 199

those trips to hawaii in the winter of 1979, john met a teacher. 17 years his junior, cindy from a wealthy arizona family. >> she was just a beautiful youngd it was clear to me that he was very much in love with her. >> john and his first wife carol's divorce was finalized in 1980. a few months later, he and cindy were married. he was also ready for a fresh start to his career. mccain wanted to run for congress as a republican, but where? he never settled down anywhere long enough to call home. >> i suggested he would go to the state where his wife was from. he would be new but he would be new any place. >> his opponents labeled him a carpet bagger. he had weak ties to the area he was running. >> he quickly deflated that by saying the longest spot he had been in was prisoner of war. nobody ever raised that question again. >> mccain won the primary and general elections. as a freshman congressman quickly developed a reputation for not necessarily towing the party line. civil war broke out in lebanon and by the fall of 1983, the situation was a powder keg. u.s. peace keeping forces were in harms way. opposing his own party's president, mcca

most of the trip. >> and in the winter of 1979, john met a teacher, 17 years his junior, cindy hinsley from a weltdy family. >> she was a beautiful youngoman and a great spirit and it was clear to me that he was very much in love with her. >> john and his first wife carol's divorce was finalized in 1980. a few months later, he and cindy were married. he was also ready for a fresh start to his career. mccain wanted to run for congress as a republican, but where? he had never settled down anywhere long enough to call it home. >> i suggested he go to the state where his wife was from. he would be new obviously, but he would be new any place he went. >> from the start, hiss opponents labelled him a carpet bagger, an opponent politician with weak ties to the area where he was running. >> he quickly remedied that saying the longest spot he had ever been in was the hanoi hilton as a prisoner of war. nobody ever raised that question again. >> as a freshman congressman quickly developed a reputation for not necessarily towing the partyline. civil war broke out in lebanon and by the fall of 1983, the situation was a powder keg, u.s. peacekeeping

in some way, military or civilian, which will take effort and investment, but service as a young man helped john fall in love with our nation at a time of great division. i can think of nothing greater to remind us of the spirit of service of which john lived his life than to make it possible for the hundreds of thousands of young american who want to serve, whether in teach for america, habitat for humanity, the peace corps, or the military by expanding those opportunities for them to learn skills, commit themselves to our community and country and earn tuition funds for college through service. we must stay engaged internationally and lead by the power of our example. john would say this requires us to advance not just america's interests but our cherished values, to stand against authoritarian leaders from russia, china, north korea, and iran, and to stand with our democratic partners and allies like those in nato. last, we have to continue with john's spirit of working across the aisle. i was struck in hearing his remarkable speech in philadelphia at the national constitution center where my

by a historian to record some photographs of the known sites where john burns filed on on july 1.ought a man from the town who was a young boy when john burns was alive actually had gone out with john burns after the battle and trees fromd him the fought on july 1 and where he was wounded. over theome paintings years of the fighting of john burns in the battle. that gets aof them lot of notoriety in books. he is wounded, we are not sure how many times he is wounded. he is giving a -- he is given a pension, a special pension passed by congress and it does not appear he ever appeared before a medical examination or a surgeon. pension records they often have a diagram showing you where the person was wounded during the fighting. he has no such diagram. all we have are the accounts. there are many accounts of his wounds. he is either wounded one time, we know he is wounded at least once. some of the accounts he three, four, 5, 1 of the accounts he is wounded seven times. accounts.e of his own we know he was not wounded six times. it was a wound in his ankle that brought him to the ground. fortunate, like i said a man or youn

so george himself was born 75 years after john the sailor arrives but his first wife died young so when george arrived had several older half-brothers. when george was 11 his father dies. i always think at this point if his father had died at 11 and he had a close relationship with his mother, and his older brother whom he reviewed who died in his 20 from tuberculosis i think he would have been less than vicious and felt more anchored or settled in the world but when he's young he's very strident. so when he is 11 he leaves almost all of the plantation land to george's older half-brothers which leaves george with very little formal education without a way to make a living so he and his older half-brother warren suggest you go to use to sail with the royal navy with the mission to south america. george's mother writes to his blather in london what you think at the age of 14? the brother writes back don't let him do it they will treat him like a slave like a dog so mother says no way. he is not at sea but on land. at 14 or 15 he took up the survey instruments and taught himself how to sur

great privilege to have served with john and i will miss him as a friend, and as a strong force for america in the world. >> we have all seen the grainy video, a young man in his 30s emerges from behind the folding doors of a bus. plows forward with strengths. his feet land on the ground and he limit he limbs forward towards freedom. it is john mccain and he just spent five years as a prisoner of war shot down, ejected from thinks plane and his right leg and both arms broken. he managed miraculously to save himself from drowning in the lake in which he landed only to be captured by the north vietnamese. no one expected john mccain to make it through the night. but, as one of his fellow p.o.w.s put it, dying was not in his plan. confined to solitude, torture, this son and grandson of navy admirals repeatedly refused release until every other american brothers was released with him. of all speeches and interviews and town hall meetings that have been replayed since john mccain have left us, it is this moment more than any other can't help but stir a spirit of patriotism deep inside every american, bringing goose bumps to your ha standing on the back o

those trips to hawaii in the winter of 1979, john met a teacher. 17 years his junior, cindy from a wealthy arizona family. >> she was just a beautiful youngnd great spirit and it was clear to me that he was very much in love with her. >> john and his first wife carol's divorce was finalized in 1980. a few months later, he and cindy were married. he was also ready for a fresh start to his career. mccain wanted to run for congress as a republican, but where? he never settled down anywhere long enough to call home. >> i suggested he would go to the state where his wife was from. he would be new but he would be new any place. >> from the start, mccain's opponents labeled him a carpetbagger, a politician with weak ties to the area he was running. >> he quickly deflated that by saying the longest spot he had been in was prisoner of war. nobody ever raised that question again. >> mccain won the primary and general elections. as a freshman congressman quickly developed a reputation for not necessarily towing the party line. civil war broke out in lebanon and by the fall of 1983, the situation was a powder keg. u.s. peacekeeping forces were in har

those trips to hawaii in the winter of 1979, john met a teacher. 17 years his junior, cindy from a wealthy arizona family. >> she was just a beautiful youngand great spirit and it was clear to me that he was very much in love with her. >> john and his first wife carol's divorce was finalized in 1980. a few months later, he and cindy were married. he was also ready for a fresh start to his career. mccain wanted to run for congress as a republican, but where? he never settled down anywhere long nufr enough to call home. >> i suggested he would go to the state where his wife was from. he would be new but he would be new any place. >> his opponents labeled him a carpet bagger. he had weak ties to the area he was running. >> he quickly deflated that by saying the longest spot he had been in was prisoner of war. nobody ever raised that question again. >> mccain won the primary and general elections. as a freshman congressman quickly developed a reputation for not necessarily towing the party line. civil war broke out in lebanon and by the fall of 1983, the situation was a powder keg. u.s. peace keeping forces were in harms way. opposing his own

so to those who are striving as a young person, remember john mccain. he failed a lot but he never quit. the reason we're talking about him today and the reason i'm crying is because he was successful in spite of his failures. for family and friends, the after-action report would say a relationship with maverick brought joy and difficulty. both were your constant companion. he was a difficult man. he could be tough. but the joy that you receive from being with him will sustain you for a lifetime. and i am so lucky to have been in his presence. he taught me that principle and compromise are not mutually exclusive and the foundation of a great person as well as a great nation. he taught me that immigration as hard as it is to solve, somebody's got to do it. and he said to me with ted kennedy, you're going to learn, lindsey, that the other side has to get something, too. i have learned that lesson. to my friends on the other side, as long as i'm here, i'm going to remember that you have to get something, too. he taught me that when good ignores evil, it ma

serve their country, military or civilian today effort in investment because of service as a young man helped john fall in love with our nation. i can think of nothing greater to remind us of the spirit of service in which john lived his life and to make it possible for hundreds of thousands of young americans who want to serve. habitat for humanity, before or our military by expanding those opportunities for them to learn skills, commit herself to community and country andearn tuition funds . we must stay engaged internationally and lead by the power of our example. john would say this acquires us to advance not just america's interests but our purest values, sustained against authoritarian leaders from russia, china, north korea and iran, to stand with partners and allies like those in nato. >> last, we have to continue in john's. of working across the aisle. i was in his remarkable speech from philadelphia the national constitution center where my predecessor, vice president biden movingly introducing him and senator mccain in introducing the award which should be mandatory viewing every high s

john? >> ryan young in iowa. thanks so much. feel for that family. >>> a lot of news this morning, so let's stay on it. >> it was a wild day even in trump world. the president's campaign manager guilty, personal lawyer, guilty. >> there's no question donald trump is at the center of this. his fingerprints are all over the crime scene. >> he hasn't been convicted of anything. someone who is going to jail accusing him of something. >> maga now stands for "my attorney got arrested." >> paul manafort is a good man. this is a witch-hunt. it's a disgrace. >> manafort is facing a substantial amount of time. the question is whether he makes the calculation that it's better to cooperate. >> this is a tremendous victory for mueller's team. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "new day." it's already been a long morning. it's wednesday, august 22, 8:00 in the east. sources tell cnn the white house is stunned and blindsided by the news that president trump's personal law

john as a brother. we had a hell of a lot of family fights. we go back a long way. i was a young9. i had the dubious distinction of being put on the formulations committee, which the next youngest person was 14 years older than me. and i spent a lot of time traveling the world because i was assigned responsibility, my colleagues in the senate knew i was chairman of the european affairs subcommittee, so i spent a lot of time at nato and then the soviet union. along came a guy a couple of years later, a guy i knew of, admired from afar, your husband, who had been a prisoner of war, who had endured enormous, enormous pain and suffering. and demonstrated the code, the mccain code. people don't think much about it today, but imagine having already known the pain you were likely to endure and being offered the opportunity to go home but saying no. as his son can tell you in the navy, last one in, last one out. so i knew of john. and john became the navy liaison officer in the united states senate. there's an office, then it used to be on the basement floor. members of the military who

that pilot, a young john mccain, was taken hostage as a prisoner of war, where he spent more than 5 1 what endure countless beatings, torture, solitary confinement and mental and emotional anguish that none of us will ever have to endure. after getting to know senator mccain, i felt compelled to visit vietnam. i wanted to see the places where the will of john mccain was tested and forged. i saw the lake. i walked the steps. i sat in the cell. and the ordeal that my friend survived became all the more real. many people might wonder what a young african-american kid from minnesota and a highly decorated vietnam war hero to a united states senator might have in hero. well, i thought of a few. i'm black. he was white. i'm young. he wasn't so young. he lived with physical limitations brought on by war. i'm a professional athlete. he ran for president. i run out of bounds. he was the epitome of toughness and i do everything i can to avoid contact. i have flowing locks and, well, he didn't. how does this unlikely pair become friends? i've asked myself the same question. but do you know what

very clear that korea had no interest at all in any form of cooperation they even claimed that kim young john lam was not murdered but that it was all just a heart attack so their big question is whether we will ever told on the truth our correspondent center about so in kuala lumpur for us thank you so much. now some other stories making headlines around the world thousands of people have taken to the streets of nicaragua capital managua to man the release of protesters arrested since anti-government rallies began in april a number of high profile activists have been taken into custody the unrest was sparked by government plans to cut pensions. officials in afghanistan have blamed the so-called islamic state for a suicide bombing in a mainly shiite neighborhood of the capital kabul authorities say thirty four people were killed in the blast which targeted an education center just hours after that suicide attack gunmen opened fire on us by training center and couple violence is marring in the run up to elections in two months time. u.s. president donald trump has revoked security clearance fo

john burns fought on july 1, or participated in the fighting. they took a photograph of a group of trees to the seventh wisconsin monument. in a man from the town, who was a young boy when john burns was alive, actually had gone out with john burns after the battle, and burns showed him the trees behind which he fought on july 1, and where he was initially wounded. but we talk about this, do have some paintings over the years of the fighting of john burns in the battle. and here is one of them. but he is wounded. we are not sure how many times he is wounded. he is given a pension by the federal government after the civil war. but it is a special pension past by congress and it does not appear he ever appear -- it does not appear he ever appeared before a surgeon or medical examiner. in the records, they often had a diagram of the body showing you where the person was wounded during the fighting on the diagram, but he has no such diagram. so what we have are the accounts. and there are many accounts of his wounds describing them specifically. he was either wounded one time, or one-time in the leg. some account said he was wounded two times, three times, four tim

a young man named john c -- john seers. the nixon candidacy and white house incubated the career is of a whole generation of center-right, some practitioners of government, some theorists, it's really replenished the stock of ideas and the republican party. host: from california, republican line. i am endowed with the law enforcement powers and i have always wondered why there -- in this country and why so many people in the african origin call themselves black in this country? host: tim in atlanta, georgia. caller: i've heard rumors that martin luther king and robert kennedy were forming an alliance to wear if kennedy was elected, king would become vice president. do you know if they ever got together and actually formed any kind of political alliance? guest: i've not heard that particular story. no doubt that they were sympathetic to each other, personally and politically. there is no doubt that robert kennedy -- if you would ask dr. king to choose a candidate in the spring of 1968, that he would have made kennedy. the id

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madam president, i first met john mccain when i was a young staffer in senator bill cohen's office and john was serving as the navy's liaison officer. as a fellow senator for the past 21 years, i knew him as a trusted colleague, a courageous legislator, and a close friend. john was a true american hero, who devoted his life to serving his country. courage and character were the ha hallmarks of his military service as well as his work in congress. in the senate he was a consequential leader on the most critical issues facing our country. john mccain was one of our congress's most respected voices for a strong national defense and for good government. his words was as much his bond in washington as it was to his brothers in the armed -- in vietnam. madam president, i'd like to share with my colleagues a story which i believe demonstrates the essential character of john mccain. in november of 2010 john was part of a congressional delegation on its way to a security conference in nova scotia. bad weather caused their flight to be diverted to bangor, maine, where i live. i shortly received

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john? >> ryan young in iowa. thanks so much.or that family. >>> a lot of news this morning, so let's stay on it. >> it was a wild day even in trump world. the president's campaign manager guilty, personal lawyer, guilty. >> there's no question donald trump is at the center of this. his fingerprints are all over the crime scene. >> he hasn't been convicted of anything. someone who is going to jail accusing him of something. >> maga now stands for "my attorney got arrested." >> paul manafort is a good man. this is a witch-hunt. it's a disgrace. >> manafort is

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i love the story about a party that was given for john and his fellow captives after they got home. one young man was telling the story of his confinement in some detail when he happened to look over and see john mccain. he suddenly felt conspicuous and said to john i shouldn't be going on about my time as a prisoner of war. i was there for six weeks. you were there for five and a half years. typical john mccain humor and wit, john replied oh, no, go right ahead. the first six weeks were the toughest. like abraham lincoln, john mccain knew that laughter helped to make the unbearable bearable, and like president lincoln, he was secure enough in his own reputation, in his own achievements to be modest. john endured the hell of the hanoi hilton more than many, and he served in the senate longer than many. he leaves his mark on this body and our nation. when the issue of torture and detention was front and center before the american people, when we were trying to decide what were the boundaries for this democracy, faced with the threat of terrorism, there was one voice in the senate who was credi

but john there are only three hundred young people who are having puberty blocking treat no you're only about three hundred here that's a tiny tiny number your tiny number. oh yeah and so but you know why age other than the age when they didn't give them out pizza ten years old nine years old you think that's good because are you but short of just jump in i mean the debate is about these budgets being handed out in universities people law the laws of the i. will raise some years old. they're eighteen years old are they legally surely they can make the decisions about their bodies about what they wish to be called that's down to them oh yeah excuse me excuse me don't misrepresent me i said completely if they want to say today i'm a man tomorrow i am a bully the next i'm afraid for he said so so that but i don't have to fainter i don't want to get into a situation well i have to change pronouns i have to change the english language as peter says for a minority of very small minority they are attacking my freedom of speech my freedom of expression i don't believe that they are going to say

that pilot, a young john mccain, was taken hostage is a prisoner of war he spent more than five and aars, almost 2000 days, enduring countless beatings, torture, solitary confinement, and mental and emotional anguish none of us will have to endure. after getting to know senator mccain, i felt compelled to visit vietnam, i wanted to see the places where the will of john mccain was tested. i saw the lake. i walked the steps. i sat in the cell. the ordeal my friend survived became all the more real. wonder what aght young african-american kid from minnesota, and a highly decorated vietnam war hero turned united states senator might have in common. i thought of a few. i am black, he was white. [laughter] larry: i am young, he was not so young. [laughter] larry: he lived with physical limitations brought on by war, i'm a professional athlete. he ran for president, i run out of bounds. [laughter] larry: he was the epitome of toughness, and i do everything i can to avoid contact. [laughter] larry: i have flowing locks, and well, he did not. [laughter] larry: how does this unlikely pair becom