. >> he doesn't believe in kale. >> he hates all the talk of kale. >> like the double cappuccino androissant. >> it is working for him. >> kale is very popular. >> very. >> president trump is on his way to las vegas. we will tell you more about what he is expected to do while he is there. and the latest overnight developments involving the shooting. >>> sfo filled with smoke and first responders. it is just a drill. we will tell you what they are preparing for. >>> you can see that traffic is moving along well if you are driving on southbound 280 on the left. northbound 280 is a different story. we will give you an update straight ahead. >>> it will be a sunny and nice fall day. 70s and a few low 80s. but pretty cold this morning and a little bit of patchy fog has arrived near the marin head lands and the coast. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is wednesday morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday morning weather. steve paulson has been working hard in his office. >> yes. >> he knows it is cold outside. i can tell you that

for example, victoria here. >> kale. >> kale, yum. let's see how victoria takes it.tely just snaps the mom, going what are you doing? >> pretty much the reaction most people get when they eat kale. >> it's an acquired taste. they have ruined this child forever. >> look at her. snaps back to the camera, back to mom, back to the camera, back to mom, really, so mom gives her some more. >> oh, no. >> at least it's not broccoli. oh, wait. >> thomas not really down. at the end of the video, he's physically tried to scrape it off his tongue. can we just get some mac and cheese in here? >> if these kids could talk at this moment, i don't think it would be kind words. >> that's all for today's episode, but there's endless content on rightthisminute.com to watch and share, or catch the all looks like you found a better way to do this, dad. organic, non-gmo feed. 100% veggie diet. if i can raise you two, i can raise anything. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still got it. free-range chickens. organic free-range chickens, non-gmo, 100%

.>>> is kale on the menu today? the vegetable may not be as healthy as you think.>>> welcome back at 6:23 am and the white house is sending a $29 billion disaster aid package to congress. female wants an extra $13 billion for continued disaster relief operations. >>> in puerto rico the official death toll for hurricane maria has gone up from 16 to 34 the announcement came shortly after president trump visited puerto rico to see firsthand the destruction. the president spent time meeting with the mayor of san juan where he had a few selfies even tossed out some of the daily necessities that have been in short supply. president trump joked that helping puerto rico's costing a lot of money. that remark garnered a lot of criticism.>> we spent a lot of money on puerto rico.>> mr. president, enough stop blaming puerto rico for the storm that devastated their shores. i don't remember the president telling texas that they through our budget out of whack.>> while he was in puerto rico he suggested that the government debt ac

put a kale smoothie down every now and then. before you throw it out, just don't eat it raw. >> i only eat it cooked. it's too tough for me when it's raw. >> who is this? >> [ laughter ] from kale and spinach to gummy bears, apparently, someone once claimed that you can get all the benefits of the healthy greens and a candy. it actually started out as a april fools prank, but now there is a seven-day gummy bear cleanse. it's a little less intense on the green side, but the commies are more apple and lemon dominated. they also put some vitamin c and vitamin a in there as well as some sugar. they decided to make the commies after paying an april fools prank, the customers didn't realize it was a joke. they said hey, can i buy some? where should i go? the company said let's make that, because people are going to buy it. >> you. >> nope. >> i blame them for my cavity. >> you still eat gummy bears? >> not anymore. [ laughter ] >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here at noon. have a great day. [ music ]>>> hello folks,

i'm going to add a little bit of that dressing to that kale. go ahe and mix that up if you can. michael, if you go down to the other end, take this dreing and put on your -- those other greens. you have mixed this up. let's taste it, mario. let's see where we are and if we like it. you seasoned that beautifully. >> i learned from the best carla, you. >> okay. [ applause ] >> mmm. >> let's go ahead and put that down. >> all right. >> we ha that mixed kale. you can do any kind of greens you want. michael is mixing up his. let's get it on the platter, michael. >> she's trying to hurry you along, symon. >> i got it. i'm going. >> all right, all right. >> i'm mixing, i'm mixing. >> yep. >> we're gonna lose some of that salad in the wind. [ laughter ] >> we're gonna take all of these -- the citrus and the avocado and the onions. we're gonna put that up. and then we're gonna have our toasted pecans, or pe-cans, whatever you guys say. >> well, how do you say it? >> i say "pe-cans." >> so it's "pe-cans." >> yep. all right, youuys. so, our fiber one tasting table is digging into is delici

this week the nra kaled for a federal review. folks we talked to at the gun show say it's not a typically high valued item. >> at this show there will be one or two vend os that have them. >> i don't find them easy to use. i find them inaccurate. i consider them junk. >> janine inaugura nothing, a ge would be fine without bum stocks. >> i don't see a need for it. it's not going to protect me. >> she was not the only one. we spoke to several gun owners saying the bum stock should be banned. there was no talk of changing anything for the weekend's show in light of sunday's shooting. trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> trish, thank you. from the new jersey news room, more mold problems has parents pulling kids out of class. first holly glen now concerns about williams town middle school. you can see the ceiling tiles saturated with mold. the pictures posted on facebook triggered panic. >> i'm fine at home but here my throat is itching and pulsing. is students will be sent to nearby schools while they try to fix things. >> jim

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. >> kale chips are wonderful.> but they're not always spicy. >> it's about the seasoning. i'm using bright stars -- >> you're trying to mask the taste. >> i love kale. >> a lot of people like kale chips. >> when you cook it it enhances that flavor. i'm using bright farms kale. that's what i started with. drizzle with a little olive oil and i added sriracha. >> you seasoned this yourself. >> yeah. >> you thought them were from the store? i impressed myself. >> that's a lot of work. >> we have spinach and artichoke cups. there's egg white low fat cheese and then i hav artichoke and some local bright farms spinach in there. i love using local produce because it's really more flavorfully. it retains more nutrients and that's because there's less time from harvest to table and so these are really easy to throw together, low calorie and then over there can you see over there annie. >> yeah, i can. >> reach around annie. >> please try it. >> okay. >> this is a green goddess dip. the base is greek yogurt low fat feta and

niecy nash congratulated mindy kaling on her baby bump. >> babies at the promised land. >> reporter:k will help the young women oprah is putting through college. >> for me, when i discover something i love, i want to share it with other people. i'm giving the money away. every single dime i make will go to helping girls learn. and so, this is just an -- it's my offering to the world. >> ah, amazing event. amazing book. kevin back with us in new york. and oprah also on the mind of good nd huh, kev? >> she happens to be the godmother to his nearly 3-year-old son, aman. what is it like to have oprah as a godparent? everything you think it would be. how is she as a godmother to your child? >> wonderful. oprah is wonderful. oprah is everything you think she is. she's everything you have seen. everything you have read. that's who she is. all the good stuff. >> what is the best part of being a dad? >> having an opportunity to mold a great human being is a wonderful thing. to help nurture, cultivate his life in whatever wonderful thing it's going to be is awesome. >> he's back to playing mad

for what purpose does the gentleman from kale seek recognition? -- from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the champion healthy kids act. for years, programs such as chip and community health centers have been lifelines to underserved and rural communities. nine million -- mr. lamalfa: nine million children rely on chip. 700res. tendency spots were created to help combat the doctor shortage. democrats continue to staal the re-authorization. it's not unfair to ask those making more to pay extra premiums or roll back lengthy enrollments so people can't game the system an it's not unreasonable to ask lottery winners who hit the jackpot not to take medicaid. i urge my cliges to come together and get this bill done this week. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without

tom: mark, i know everybody at pimco eats kale and you haven't been to mcdonald's in three years, help we saw the mcdonald's auction deal. when a aaa blue-chip corporate like mcdonald's comes down, how does that deal get done? how do you get the paper you want? mark: well, tom -- and i haven't eaten fast food in 10 years, so probably not be biggest mcdonald's fan out there. obviously, investors are out there competing for supply. what is happening right now is the issuer has the advantage because the financial conditions are so easy. many of these corporate bond deals are being met with incredibly strong demand, two or three or four times oversubscribed. so what we are doing is being a lot more select if. we are being selected. -- we are being more s elective. we have reduce risk in high-yield. we are being more selective. we are owning more senior parts of the capital structure. we are not buying as many new issues as we were six months ago. we are owning more investment grade, less high-yield. we still like non-agencies as well. we like the u.s. housing market. also emerging markets

. >> next, mindy kaling's baby news. >> i'm having a girl. >> you're having a girl. >> the 38-year-oldealed the gender to ellen today, but it was her co-star oprah who first spilled the beans about her pregnancy. >> she announced it. if anyone was going to announce news about your private life, oprah winfrey is the person. you also can't be like, oprah, zip it. >> yeah, no. >> and finally, prince harry, coming to america. >> can i stay? >> at london's attitude awards, he honored his mom princess diana's work to fight aids. on halloween, he'll attend an obama foundation summit in chicago, the home of girlfriend meghan markle's alma mater northwestern. she wasn't seen last night, but his dapper tux look gave us wedding vibes, and per royal relationship protocol, their recent pda suggests an engagement announcement is imminent. but it likely won't happen before meghan wraps her rumored final season of "suits." >> but that's coming soon. "suits" wraps season 7 next month. keltie knight with me right now. get ready for "dancing with the stars" pro gleb to transform himself into a disney pri

kale, fiery red chorizo, linguica, kidney beans, potatoes. oh, i missed you. i missed you bad.t was precisely what i loved about the food here. the portuguese thing, dishes like this stuffed cod crusted with ground portuguese sausage, bread crumbs, stuffed with scallop and crab. some sherry, red sauce. i hadn't been working for a while, i was a deadbeat. i mean, i was just, just scarfing off everybody else. and nancy comes home from work and says our dishwasher didn't show up today. you are our new dishwasher. and i said, oh, really. and the next day i put on the apron and didn't take it off for thirty years. i'd wake up, all of us go to the beach. hang out on the beach until like 2 o'clock. >> john: yeah, it was fun. >> anthony: roll into work. work all night. drinking, getting high, drilling out food. you got all the food you wanted. all the liquor you wanted. >> john: all the sex you wanted. >> anthony: all the sex you wanted. >> john: it was true, it was fun. we had a great time. >> anthony: and yet you still were an essential part of the economy. >> john: it was a lot of f

." >> the kale craze has gone way too far.ot doing kale chips. >> have you ever gone trick or treating and gotten raisins? nature's candy. >>> the first charges in the russia investigation expected in just a matter of hours. >> the investigation is expected to lead to at least one indictment as early as this morning. president trump has fired off a string of tweets calling the investigation a witch hunt and pointing the finger at hillary clinton. david wright has the latest. >> reporter: pe white house, russian roulette. sources till a sources tell abc news, the first arrest is coming, but we don't know who will be charged and what the charges will be. >> believe me, if you're the person, you know. >> reporter: a senior prosecutor from robert mueller's office who specializes in fraud cases was at the federal courthouse in washington on friday. the grand jury has approved charges. there's no shortage of members of trump's inner circle who have faced questions about their dealings with russians, and there could be others we have

for now the growing butter head and oak leaf lettuce and baby kale it's harvested as needed so there's no waste and diners get a salad that's as fresh as can be. so eating well doesn't need to cost the earth neither does dressing well true style though is something you have or don't according to my fashionista colleague. in the latest edition of dress code he introduces us to some of the guys who most definitely have it. us right to me and they say i'd like to dress well for work but i can't afford a good suit i know the good stuff is expensive sometimes but it's not just about money it's about dedication let me introduce you to some of my personal hero. these guys live in the republic of congo where the average income is less than four hundred dollars. and yet they manage to present themselves with style and pride. so that's what they call themselves our movement of african dandies that took off after world war two in the republic of congo that's become quite famous now since a large be a company shot this commercial with them. i mean we all can take a leaf out of their book but there

and it took seven years to get them out of my head thanks to tommy kale and the team.he result has changed all of our lives. my life in particular. but before "hamilton" had a chance to change my life, humanitarikne humanities and arts did. i'll make them stand up a third time, stand up, luis and louise miranda! you will not meet two bigger the musical theater dorks in your lifetime. and thanks to the constant loop of "sound of music", "camelot" in our subaru growing up, that's why i'm standing here in front of you today. there's no doubt without the education i had as a student in the new york city public school i would not be here. thank you, public school! if i hadn't been cast as captain hook in the sixth grade play, "hamilton" would not exist. i learned more than how to play piano and follow stage directions. i learned how to be a leader, how to love collaborating. i nurtured the after the empathy. when you're a theater kid, you make friends from different grades and social groups. you learn to work hashrd. you learn to trust your passion and let it lead the way.

. >> reporter: according to the new castle county police web site, 23-year-old kale len jackson of new castle was wanted for the attack. it's not confirmed if he was the young man shot by upper merion township police at the mall last night but byrd's suv was recovered at the scene of the shooting. officers were attacked last night by a man with a vehicle that was stolen. >> he intentionally rammed two upper merion township police cars and was attempting to run down police that were on foot. >> reporter: that happened around 4:00 p.m. in the parking garage by nordstrom. police in upper merion say they were tracking down the same man who committed an armed robbery in the same parking garage on saturday. that's when he jumped in the back seat of a woman's car put a gun to her head and demanded her purse. okay, now it is up to the montgomery county d.a. to release the name of the suspect who has been shot. at this point they haven't done that. for now reporting live in norristown, bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, bob. >>> the chemical company is teaming up with the uni

for from the locals from some locals and you can tell us how people are thinking about this now over kale some locals question shelling as one headline from al jazeera english dot com what are the locals actually saying about was was there too much force was the too much bombardment and was it worth losing so much of merari city in order to push i saw a lot. you know it's been very split between the locals we've been going around the different evacuation centers asking them what they really think of the military actions here in morrow the city and the some say that it was really an overkill and they didn't think that. airstrikes barring the city was necessary if they had enough troops on the ground to actually neutralize the numbers of them out a group but then there are some who are saying that you know they they accept what happened to their city as long as they return they're safe and they're all for it so it's really a mixed reaction between the locals depends on which part of the city they are you know some of those agreeing are mainly in areas which are considered controlled areas a

." >> the kale craze has gone way too far.oing kale chips. >> have you ever gone trick or treating and you get the raisins? nature's candy. it's a wonderful thing. >> you get an egg. you get an egg on your house. we'll get to that a little later on. >>> we're going to start this half hour with the first charges in the russian investigation expected in just a matter of hours. >> special counsel robert mueller's investigate is expected to lead to at least one indictment as early as this morning. president trump has fired off a string of tweets calling the investigation a witch hunt and pointing the finger at hillary clinton. abc's david wright has the latest. >> reporter: at the white house, russian roulette. sources tell abc news, the first arrest is coming, but we don't know who will be charged and what the charges will be. >> believe me, if you're the person, you know. i mean, you've already been told you're a target. >> reporter: abc news has confirmed a senior prosecutor from robert mueller's office who specializes in fraud

somebody stole the kale. brian, pass the kale down.an: you have to put in kale. >> there are no rules. i forgot the pasta. this is non-pasta type salad. i didn't make the mozzarella balls. i am letting you guys down. brian: just screw on the top? shake? >> screw on the top. don't shake it. it goes into the fridge, the night or day before. you did a great job you left a little space. >> if you shake it. >> exactly. steve: go like that when it is time to eat it, you need room. >> take it to work. shake it up. grab a fork, you have a beautiful salad. brian: you know what my daughter does? gets salad in a bag. eats out of a bag. sounds terrible. steve: you're daughter ties on a feedbag, what you're saying? brian: i'm realizing, where did she get the idea? >> you might want to get her a unlunch box. ainsley: or your cookbook. steve: the new cookbook, is pioneer woman. >> you did a great job. brian: i don't think you believe that. steve, but nobody else. ♪ hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. you've probably seen me running all over the countr

for now they're growing but are head and oak leaf lettuce and baby kale it's harvested as needed so there's no waste and diners get a salad that's as fresh as can be. so eating well doesn't need to cost the earth neither does dressing well. is something you have or dart according to my fashionista colleague. this is the latest edition of dress code he introduces us to some of the guys who most definitely have it. us right to me and they say i'd like to dress well for work but i can't afford a good suit i know the good stuff is expensive sometimes but it's not just about money it's about dedication let me introduce you to some of my personal hero. these guys live in the republic of congo where the average income is less than four hundred dollars per year and yet they manage to present themselves with style and pride. that's what they call themselves are a movement of african dandies that took off after world war two in the republic of congo that's become quite famous now since a large beer company shot this commercial with them. i mean we all can take a leaf out of a book but there are few t

not too far from now. >>> moving on to mindy kaling, mom to be.visit to the "ellen" show on friday and revealed the gender of her baby. it's a girl for mindy. she also opened up about her wrinkle in time co-star oprah w winfrey who accidentally spilled the beans to the pregnancy. >> if anyone was going to announce big news about your private life, oprah winfrey is the person. you can't complain much about it. you can't be like, oprah, zip it. >> yeah, no. >> because that's -- she's almost like a religious figure. >> right. >> so i actually thought, okay, there's one person i have to tell my daughter about that revealed her existence to the world, oprah is pretty good. >> she's got a very good point there. baby girl is due later this fall. >>> finally, let's end with whitney houston. the late singer made her acting debut in the cere"the bodyguard." now in honor of the film's 25th anniversary next month, legacy recordings, in cooperate with the estate of whitney houston, will release a new collection of live and studio tracks from the movie. the ori

. >> okay, there was a guy that has us all eating kale. this is that guy. true or false? >> it is true. >> okay, so come on back. here at his restaurant and we will talk about what we should be eat to go have us have little more energy, truth be told do c- i haven't had coffee yet. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools.ed christie's saving south jersey residents er 200 million dollars. and he lrge aid fave. aaeeziy taxes for seniors and cutting prices on pres drugs. "i got to take my hat off to he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >> chopper over second and south, back in 1978 they opened bridget foy's restaurant. 1978 so, almost 40 years the foy family h serving food there and some people lived above bridget foy. >> lards to believe how this fire started at 1:00 a.m. and still, trying to make sure i guess all of the hot spots are out. but that patio area, look at all of the damage to the roof there. tha

organic bananas, fuje applessh baby kale, baby lettuce, brown eggs, grown beef,ty lappia, salmon ands, unsalted butter and rotisserie chicken. on the first visit the bill was $73.43. we went back to the same who after amazon officially took over and shopped the exact same items. >> i would expect the prices to be lower than they are but they are not. >> we did see savings on many but not all of our items on that second visit. the prices on a butter, apples, bananas and the biggest drop of rotisserie chicken from $12.99 to $9.99. total was $73.73. $5 savings. on week two of the shopping spree the checkout total was nearly unchanged from the previous visit. >> it's not a hume difference but -- huge difference but it's positive. >> week three, another drop in prices. the bill $66.80. almost $10 saved from the first visit. those savings stayed in place for the final three weeks. >> things like bread are expensive. >> industry experts say this is the beginning of the revolution that will touch the entire grocery industry. space, you have to push hard to keep up with the pace that amazon i

i do not love the school lunch thing though.lots of kale but i think it's insultingly trying to tellat about the women they're out there working and are not married? they don't have a husband telling them what to do. and the ones are married, their husbands aren't telling them what to do either. >> reach! >> i think it is demeaning to women to say we can't make our decisions. and if you made the decision you are wrong for doing so. you have to vote your conscience and do so from an informed point of view that you have done your research and feel good about that. i do not think you should go to someone based on gender. >> or you just like to your husband! [laughter] >> i have never had one but -- [multiple speakers] >> i am just saying i prefer. >> coming up, a man that put a staple in every model's you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a littl

niecy nash congratulated mindy kaling on her baby bump.help the young women oprah is putting through college. >> for me, it really is true that when i discover something that i love, i want to share it with other people. and, you know, i didn't do this book to make money because i'm giving all of the money away to, you know. every single dime i make will go to helping girls learn. so this is just -- it's my offering to the world. >> i can't even begin to tell you how wonderful this day was. thank you, gayle, and thank you, miss winfrey. the book, the wisdom of sundays, i have not been able to put it down. oprah was also on the miend of tyler perry. she is the godmother to his nearly 3-year-old son. >> how is she as a godmother to your child? >> wonderful. oprah is wonderful. oprah is everything you think she is. she is everything you've seen, everything you've read, that's who she is. all got stuff, that's her. >> what is the best part about being a dad? >> every cliche is true. having an opportunity to mold a great human being is a wonder

. >> move over kale. new super green. >> perfect vegetable. >> are you secretly being watched through your computer without knowing it? >> i was terrified. i didn't know how long they had been watching my daughter. >> find out how easy it is to hack into your most private moments. >> coming up. >> are you ready to save some lives today? audra lowe yeah! >> yeah! >> i love you, dr. oz. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: today, behind the headlines of

like, do not give me kale chips. wright, dana? favorite thing i got in following was -- paula >> the dumbest rumor of all time is of razor blades and apples because would do this? kids got that, they would tell the police where they got it from. they don't have one documented incident. >> let's not go there. that's what they say. they say men give out apples. >> i didn't know that. >> that is a homophobic thing! >> i have learned something new here on "the five." >> way to bring it up, greg! >> this is from mika c. if you are president for one day, what executive order which you signed? richard? >> i would free all of my sons. the lauryn hill song. you've never heard the lauryn hill song? " " ♪ if i ruled the world, i'd free all of my sons ♪ >> trump is doing such a good job, putting isis out of business. that would be my executive order. >> may be bring back waterboarding. just for fun. >> i agree. >> bring it back. >> it actually works. >> for any special occasion? >> to fight the war on terror. i just want to be clear. dana? >>

there's kale, bock choi, sardines you name it you can fine it. >> i'm hearing kale, bock choi makes me salad person myself. >> i eat salad every day. >> i don't like the heavy dressings i'd go with oil and vinegar some people would say not a good idea. you're saying actually the oil can be beneficiary here? >> you have to. you have to have a little bit of that wonderful olive oil. study found and this is again old news that if you have little bit of oil with your salad and i don't mean a sea of oil with one leaf of salad i mean one or 2 tablespoons on it, you will improve the absorption find that not only does it taste better, but you will be healthier, and this study proved better absorption with a little bit of oil. i'm a big fan of olive oil. i think olive oil is wonderful. it has antioxidants. good for you. but in moderation. not too much. >> sea of oil with wasn't leaf, mike, that's how i have my bread when i enjoy my bread. you don't need to hear that p part. [ laughter ] >> well, come see me, steve. we'll check it out. >> make sure you're okay. >> over lunch would be fant fantas

>> a kale smoothie.e at 4:00 in the morning, i need a cleanse. >> you went out with some medics who work the french alps and got a little bit of a crash course in the rescue that they do. talk to me about that. >> these are people who do basically a mayparamedic work a operations on some of the most difficult to access terrain on earth, dropping from helicopters, climbing down into crevasses. avalanche prevention. but like almost everything in the show, we kind of turn it around as a way to make fun of or torture eric. i won $1,000 off of him. he bet me i couldn't get milk out of a cow because i'm not exactly a country boy. let's put it this way. >> was that a truth or a dare? >> it was a dare. i, you know, i didn't think the cow liked me. i'm always eating steak on the show, and i think the cow sensed that. >> the steak and cheese were a little offensive. >>> up next on the cnn, join bourdain no the fren bourdain in the french alps. parts unknown starts next. have a great week ahead. >> anthony: i have

in addition to reince priebus, which you mentioned, anderson, we also know earlier keith kaling, who briefly served when michael flynn was fired, he's also been interviewed now. >> there's also investigation in the senate intelligence investigation involving carter page. >> carter page he's been sort of the public face early on of this investigation because he was willing to speak publicly about his role here. it's now clear how essential carter page's role was in the campaign. president trump early montana campaign did name him as part of the campaign although later said he was not as close to the center as he described him. he did make many trips to moscow. he spoke in moskow during the campaign, very critical of u.s. policy, praising russian policy there. certainly questions to ask him during the campaign about any communications he may have been aware of particularly between the trump team and russian officials, which we know is the subject of mueller's investigation as well. >> yeah, besides comments he made in russia to russian media about being in meetings with the president o