kelly? >> kelly: thank you.obs report right now fuel ago battle over economic messages on the campaign trail. governor romney holing an event in indiana. vice president biden speaking at the disabled american veterans national convention in las vegas. and the governor getting a surprise endorsement from a hollywood heavyweight, clint eastwood, throwing his support behind governor romney. molly henneberg has all the details from washington right now. so the big question now is why did eastwood, dirty harry, decide to make romney's day? >> hi, kelly. clint eastwood, who endorsed john mccain in 2008, says he believes governor romney would give the country a boost. and fix the tax system so that, quote, people are not pitted against one another at who is paying tax examines who is not. governor romney is pushing his take on the july jobs report that came out yesterday. today in indiana, the governor focused on the unemployment rate. 8.3% in july. that's up from 8.2% in june. romney said it's been 42 months in a row

. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright, welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters an israeleveloped a missile defense shield, arrow-2 as a joint project with the united states. joining us now, fox news contributor and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. ambassador, good to see you this morning, let's get to it. you know, u.s. defense secretary, leon panetta has said the new arrow-2 ballistic missile, sir, is actually a shield that is like a similar israeli interceptor known as iron dome which, of course, is used for short-range guerrilla rockets and says, both systems, however, are designed to prevent wars, so with iran's mounting threats an serious instability how they'll these devices work to prevent war? >> well, i think the hope is that israel can have adequate missile defenses, to cause decisionmakers in iran or syria or terrorist groups like hezbollah, or hamas, not to take the risk of firing missiles including those that might have chemical or biological or even worse, nuclear weapons in them because they wouldn't succeed in the first place and, would sur

good morning, kelly. >> kelly: good morning. >> we started, of course with the latest jobs numbers thate out, on friday, for july. which indicate, yes, the economy created 163,000 jobs but the unemployment rate went up to 8.3% and the question is given his roar, the fact that there are 25 million people who either don't have jobs, have given up looking for jobs or are working fewer hours than they would like, why does the president deserve re-election? and, that, you heard part of the answer there, basically, what axelrod says is two things, first of all, we've heard it before, that they inherited a bigger mess than they thought they had and points to the fact when obamacame in the economy was losing 800,000 jobs a month and, secondly, compares it to what remember thomney has got a less about what obama in office has done and, talked more about what romney would do. >> kelly: and attacking governor mitt romney, instead of boasting what president obama has achieved... >> that and a got help this week, an independent study by the toc tax policy did an analysis of mitt romney's tax plan, n

kelly: it happened with about two and a half minutes to spare.was a very close call, but there's also something very particular about those kind of moments and that kind of energy. hi. how are you? good. it's terrific, isn't it? i love it. excuse me. it's very nice. kelly: the kind of public investment, the social investment, the psychological investment that goes into these events is also part of what makes the work function, and what makes it great. and, you know, all of those tensions exist and reside to make the work more intense. the text is wonderful. golden: there's also the experience of lorna's work, of this sort of discovery, and i think that all of the work doesn't necessarily just open itself up and let you in automatically. you sort of work your way into it in a way that the text often doesn't reveal itself on the first reading. kelly: you know, somebody actually stopped me and said to me, "this is the first time since the '80s "that we have felt that there is life "in the contemporary art world. "there's something really fundamental

the answers start here. ♪ >> kelly ♪ >> kelly: welcome back.'s election headquarters. paul ryan taking his place in history as the next republican vice presidential candidate. joining mitt romney for first full day of campaigning. how does he compare to vp candidates of the past. joining us to discuss this nick ragon. how well does this compare to previous vp choices that other presidential candidates have made? >> it certainly a bold choice. i think he galvanizes the wing of the tea party and puts the entitlement issue front and center. romney wanted to change the trajectory of the race. putting it in historical context this is one of more bold picks just like jack kemp. geraldine ferraro was a bold pick. >> kelly: a lot of us remember jack ke com or geraldine ferraro first woman to be named as vice presidential pick. how well do you think congressman paul ryan will resonate with the american people not just the conseralvtie base? >> i think he is likable. he has a young family. he is handsome and energetic. he has big ideas and big issues. he

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. >> and i'm kelly wright. scientists say if all goes well, curiosity will spend the next two years determining if mars ever supported life. adam housley is following this live from sunny pasadena, california. adam, why is this landing so dangerous and so critical to this mission? >> reporter: well, the good news, of course, it's not a manned landing. it's landing that's worth $2.5 billion. they're basically taking an suv, coming in at a steep descent and then trying to land that suv at the base of a mountain next to a massive crater, the mountain about the size of mount rainier here on earth, so 15,000 feet or so next to a crater. the actual way they're bringing the thing in and landing it is extremely difficult, almost a needle in a haystack type of landing. they believe they can get it done, of course. when they land it and everything goes as planned, they'll bring back picture that none of us could imagine, really thrilling. we had a chance to talk to a number of people out here at jpl about the prospect of

. >> kelly: we good advice. >> patti ann: dr. siegel, what would you add in terms of not being that statistic. >> not everyone complies with their medication and, one of the things that came out the review, is 24% of people are not getting their medications or getting to the doctor and as a practicing internist i see the problem of people with two or more problems and i couldn't agree more with david's point about obesity, that is the core of the problem, not just obesity bought being overweight, almost half of americans are overweight, and, are sedentary and we lie on the coach, don't get up, don't exercise and i want to explain why obesity is at the core of this, because people come to me and if they are obese, their cholesterol is usually too high. their blood pressure goes up. when their blood pressure goes up and the cholesterol is too high, they have a higher risk of heart disease, that is nor one of these chronic diseases and diabetes, we talked about previously, is directly related to how much you weigh. the more you weig

he retired in 2004, sorry kelly i guess the gig is not open.n recent years he did battle respiratory disease his family said he passed away thursday in his home in cape cod, thank you for all the laughter, sir. >> great memories. >>> let's take about the u.s. middle class. seeing a huge drop in their income and overall wealth over the last decade that's the reason to talk about it, according to a new study reporting sharpest decline in-house hold income since world war ii. david nelson is a chief strategist and joys us to share perspective on this and how they can get it under control. in the past decade americans have gone through a recession and a financial crisis. the middle class dropping 28%, a sharp decline. and the pew research center saying the middle class is pessimistic about their short term future but positive about their long term prospects. can we rely on that? >> as americans we tend to be optimistic. certainly over the long run. you are right, it is down 28%, very hard hit. if you ask most americans especially middle class they

it's very complex. >> kelly: yeah. very complex indeed.oing back in also requires the risk of human treasure, particularly u.s. human treasure going into the hakani network as well as the taliban. it will require a great deal of cooperation between the pakistan government, their security forces, the u.s. state department, the cia, and u.s. forces. how will all of these elements work together to actually bring this about, this possibility of actually conducting counterterrorism efforts there which is vital to not only the security of pakistani troops but certainly the security of our own u.s. forces? >> well, if that were not complex enough, now do it in the process of a significant drawdown of u.s. combat capability from afghanistan. >> kelly: exactly. >> so when you do all of the things that you just talked about which is a full spectrum effort to fight and win a conflict, when you're doing that, normally that's done on the way in. what we're talking about now is doing all of that on the way out, and dealing with a partner who is rather d

at 45 years old, kelly says she could easily have more. you now have 19. there more kids down the pipe, so to speak? are we looking at more bates kids in the future? >> whatever the lord gives us, we'd be grateful. >> reporter: we've been following the bates for nearly two years, through courtships, two pregnancies and even one of several miscarriages. a few years ago, kelly began taking hormones to help make her pregnancies viable. if you don't feel right taking birth control to stop a pregnancy, why is it okay to take medicine to help a pregnancy? >> well, for us, that would be like -- that baby is already alive. it is a life. >> reporter: the only way gil and kelly bates can afford to raise so many kids is by pinching pennies. while gil runs a modest tree-cutting business with the help of his older sons, kelly bates has home-schooled all their kids. >> we have something fun for today. >> reporter: which is why, for so many reasons, new york makes their heads spin. >> wow! >> reporter: you have six hotel rooms but you're only using five. >> well, yeah, w

kelly is charged with murder and assault. he was denied mail bail this morning -- denied bail this morning in cec county court. >> that makes no sense. they didn't know each other. there's nothing to say other than it was horrific and we miss him. >> reporter: pierce' family is left struggling with the chaotic randomness of all of this. the acme surveillance camera caught it but they can't explain why a stranger would pass hooters in one iamb only to return to murder him in the next. it leaves elkton police searching for a motive while pierce's family deals with this seemingly unrealistic reality. >> he loved his family, his friends and would do anything for inbound. >> reporter: an all around sweet guy making this case, this target all the more unbelievable. in elkton, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> killed at the grocery store. pierce was pronounced dead saturday nit at union memorial hospital. the 42-year-old kelly will face four charges including first and second-degree murder and assault. >>> stealing panera gift cards. pol

chris: kelly? >> the game-changers would be that unforeseen events, whether it's overseas or domestic, where you have to see in the moment, are they both on the same level for leadership? and the president, being president, has an advantage there, because the office gives him some of that. if romney were to look statesman-like, that could get him over the hump with people who want to see if he is presidential material. >> the game-changer is a national issue, but romney would probably be in more trouble than obama there. you look at syria and iran in particular. chris: why, because he's not as informed? >> because president obama has a fairly decent record at this point on national security and because he's presidential. if something happens, it allows him to sit in the oval office, give an address to the nation and he has the trappings of the office that he can wrap himself around, whereas mitt romney would not. >> i'm going to discot the possibility of a martial invasion or a second finding and k

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>> reporter: i saw commissioner kelly quite earlier. i have note seen the mayor, but again this is a pretty large crime scene so the command post is not within my sight. clearly they have a place where they're sustaininging. i can't see it where where i am. >> nbc's lester holt is reporting from the empire state building. >> stand by, lester. we'll come back. rehemia, now we're learning more. >> we have an nypd radio log of reports that come from police to police. here's indication of just how quickly things were transpiring. it suggests to us that as 9:27, the first call came in, and i'm quoting now, midtown charlie south. they're talking about the area. unconfirmed 10, 10 shots fired, west 33rd and 5i avenue, several shots fired, end quote. just about 30 seconds later, it says adam 1 has advised that a perp is in custody. several seconds, about 30 seconds later, quote, we have multiple people shot in front of the empire state building. 40 seconds after that, we have two civilians shots, the perp is shot. then there are sounds of peopl

kelly, you are with the majority. howard and helene, you're with the minority. kelly? >> i'll say plus because he appears to energize romney and make romney better when they appear together. when you look at all the negatives, part of what paul ryan brings is an articulate spokesman on important issues, a bit of the youth factor and those are things that appear to make romney look better as a candidate. you said net minus, why? >> close question but i think several days of not talking about the economy, which is what's happened -- >> several weeks. >> several more days are not good news for mitt romney. >> they're fighting for independence, the small sliver of independent voters and paul ryan's not going to get that for them. >> i would say narrow minus because the demographic disadvantages he puts into the campaign that weren't there before and introduces entitlements which is something romney has to own now. >> i'm in the narrow plus this week. but i'm with you, i think there's a potential to be narrow minus because of the florida situation. how's that for a hedge? w

kelly ann conway and paul begala.efore the break, kelly ann, you mentioned the gutenmacher institute. sex, selective abortion in the united states. here's what they said. in a may 30th press release. the study acknowledges the practice does go on overseas as we mentioned and perhaps in certain asian-american communities in the united states in small numbers. but, quote, in the united states, meanwhile, there is limited data indicating that sex-selective abortion may be occurring in some asian communities. although the u.s. sex ratio at 1.05 males for every female is squarely within biologically normal parameters. so i just wanted to put that out there. kelly ann, in terms of what john king was talking about, do you believe that this can have an impact on mitt romney? even though mitt romney's p position is not the akin position? mitt romney over the last several years says he does support abortion in the cases of rape and insist? >> john king is absolutely correct, that the election will be won or lost in the suburbs

a police commissioner ray kelly says that the gunman had been fired are the the job a year ago, and he opened fire on a former coworker kill iing that person. police shot and killed the gunman. poppy harlow is joining us live from the scene. poppy, what more are we learning about the suspect? we heard extensive press conference coming from mayor mike bloomberg earlier talking about this man, identified as jeffrey johnson being from manhattan, but they don't know much more about him. >> hi, fredricka. a few updates for you. we had previously been told that the suspected shooter jeffrey johnson was 53 years old, and nypd and police commissioner ray kelly said they were mistaken, he is 56 years old from manhattan and some interesting details that i was just given by the new york city police commissioner is one that the suspected shooter was wearing a suit. he was wearing a business suit, carrying a brief kais when the shooting occurred. what also we know now that we can report is that there was a dispute going on for a year between jeffrey johnson, the suspected shooter, and the victim. t

kelly. >>> now to democracy 2012 news tonight.romney and paul ryan held a joint wham pain event in new hampshire today but in was actually a comment made by a republican continent for senate that's in the headlines. tory dunnan joins us from washington. this comment, first of all, shocked a lot of people and it revealed the key difference between romney and ryan on the issue of abortion. >> reporter: today mitt romney and paul ryan had hoped to focus on the issue of medicare. instead, the focus is on abortion. it started sunday when republican senate candidated to akin from missouri was asked about his position on abortion. >> from what i understand from doctors, if it's a legitimate rape, the female has ways to try to shut that down. >> reporter: he later said he misspoke when used the term "legitimate rape," but it quickly found its way into the presidential race. the romney campaign released a statement saying governor romney and congressman ryan disagree with akin's statement. in a romney administration the the -- they would n

. >> some people are really into pinterest, kelly, just depends on what you like to do socially online. staying on your computer all the time, that is so social. it can be. back to the topic appointment hand. the storms are to the south and noiment acting us like the ones this afternoon. had a lot of power outages. let's take a look. we see one renegade storm pop up. that's over the kent island area. moving across the bay from pape pea. commuters may get a little dousing. other than that, a few storms west of frederick may clip st. mary's county. a storm over the southern chesapeake may impact areas from cambridge to the salisbury area. it does appear that most of our viewing area, moss of central maryland, all the way west will be clear. there will be some storms to deal with from cambridge southward. just kind of gray, overcast and at times looking like rain but not really seeing any. in bel air, we did see a few peeks of sun. laurel relatively dry. today the grass is looking green at the laurel high school annex and a little bit of sun breaking through late in the day. 82 now. dew p

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>> kelly o'donnell in ohio. kelly, thank you so much for your time tonight.me, let's bring in alex mo who's in jamesville, wisconsin. at paul ryan's house. al e alex, what do you know at this point? >> reporter: mitt romney will obviously be announcing vp tomorrow. congressman ryan has been in wisconsin all day. i did just go up and knock on his door to no answer. most of the lights in his house have gone off. we are pretty sure that he is inside his house. he went to the memorial service earlier today over near milwaukee for the shooting victims at oak creek. after that, he came home and all we have been told is that he was preparing for his vacation where he was supposed to leave tomorrow for a week-long vacation in colorado with his family. obviously we have no idea if that is going to continue or not, but that is the latest we have, that he is going to colorado tomorrow for a week-long vacation. >> and that's it. you have no other details. >> reporter: no other details. >> no other travel plans. >> reporter: we aren't sure where he's going to be going, bu

>>esto le trajo a kelly la simpatia del director.o logro >>es algo sorprendente, un ejemplo para mí >>ahora que lo sé, la admiro mucho >>kelly dejo de ser una más y recibió parte de la remcompensa que ella sin darse cuenta, se había ganado ,cuando sin pedir nada, recogia latas para ayudarse< 3054714219 o entre a univisión.com uniclave ayuda de impacto, llame si usted quiere ayudar a kelly >>hombre celebra 70 años lanzandose de una avioneta, dice que planea repetir su hazaña mientra dure su salud, y con lo reunido, lo dio a institucion. >>y así, enviamois saludos a pamela silva, que cumple años hoy, estamos muy felices de tener en primer impacto te quiero. catalogan como terrorismo domestico incidente donde oficial de seguridad resulto herido de bala en washington aparatoso accidente en principal autopista de la zona cobra la vida de una persona. nuevas regulaciones federales obliga a los bancos a cobrar altas tarifas en sus cargos por servicio. en deportes en el tiempo..cielos despejados y temperaturas frescas para esta noche..pero v

but amazingly kelly and her two daughters are alive trapped inside the twisted wrejage of the car. santa barbara ba talon yeef woody and paramedic greg are among the first to arrive on scene. >> we didn't know there was a tractor-trailer that was on fire that went over the car and crushed the car and exploded. >> you could tell from the radio traffic just how complex the rescue was. and you just sort of knew that it was kind of a different, unique call. >> but unique only begins to droib this accident. rescuers are stunned to find more than half the car dangling over the side of the bridge. news cameras and a firefighter's helmet cam capture the incident as it unfolds. >> approximately 77% of the car was hanging in midair over the bridge with 30% on the bridge itself. >> the wreckage is only the first shock. because all three victims are not only alive but also conscious, and looking straight down at a deadly 100-foot fall. >> two kids and aadult. we've got to get it back. >> the whole bottom of the car opened up and she was just hanging by a thread with her seat belt on. she was s

>> reporter: kelly, basically put, it will be getting to know mitt romney better.is son will be speaking but there are also some other key speakers. these are florida lawmakers. we're talking about florida senator marco rubio. he will be introducing mitt romney and jeb bush will be sing. there was this talk about a surprise speaker, not so much of a surprise. we know that clint eastwood will be coming out addressing the crowd and you clan imagine that has a lot of people talking stood. >> thanks for that live report from tampa. >> sometimes the love and politics can go hand in hand. one couple got engaged. bradley thompson proposed to his girlfriend on the big screen i love you pooh i love you eye want to spend the rest of my life with you. will you marry me? >> yes. >> glad she said yes. the couple took a little time out. thompson is the production manager and the bride to be is the production coordinator. no pressure there. glad she said yes, jamie. >> absolutely. coming up all new at 6:00 a shut down in the bay bridge that caused backups for hours as some of you

a new partner for kelly rip ka. >>> plus, they're all hoping that soon they can tell you how you can get to "sesame street." you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we are watching what's going on with isaac of course over the next five days. the latest path of the hurricane center brings it over the top of the dominican republic and haiti and then coming off the coast sunday. still looks like it will be near florida as we go throughout monday and tuesday of next week. so that's why all eyes are on this storm and intensity, a lot of questions with that. today's forecast, rather quiet across the country. many areas will be dry and actually looking pretty nice. well, if you're watching us on news 33 in baton rouge, louisiana, see the mysterious trees and one of a kind images at uniquely louisiana at the lsu museum of art. that's your "early today." >> thanks very much. here's a look at the early mornings in headlines. well, tom cruise and katie holmes are officially single. a judge signed off on the divorce on monday and 6-year-old daughter suri will live prim

back over to you, kelly. >> thank you.ank smith is chief investment officer at half very ford investments. hank, good morning. thanks for getting up for us. as we look over to china, do you take heart from the fact that there will be more policy easing on the way or are you worried about some of the signs here growth is slowing more than anticipated? >> no, we take heart because that's one of the major head winds facing equity investors, china hard landing versus soft landing. so the more evidence that comes out that they have room to ease here i think is a positive. we still have the fiscal cliff issue in the u.s. and we still have the european crisis, although i think we're getting closer hopefully to a resolution there. maybe we need about three or four summits, who knows. >> do you take the china figures at face value though? given the additional comments about not looking for double digit growth, some of the anecdotal information, doesn't it show that the slowing is sharper than the headlines would suggest? >> well, l

kelly swoope, abc2 news. >>> kids can expect some lesson changes when they return to class this year. u.s. education secretary arnie carlson said schools could face more cuts. >>> it is back-to-school season. that means shopping for school supplies. the first item on your list will probably be a backpack. we're working for you on tips to help you pick the best back pafnlgt pay attention to shoulder straps. lack for wide shoulder straps and it helps distribute the weight evenly. load the heaviest items closest to your child's back. carry a lighter load. your child's backpack should weigh no more than 10% of their body weight. look for safety features like reflectors or reflective fabric. abc2 is working for you to make sure they get the school supplies they need. the annual back-to-school drive is on. we are teaming up with celebree learning center an the preston mitchham jr. foundation. we are looking for backpacks composition books pens, pencils. you can drop off supplies at any of the celebree learning locations. we have it on our website. it's at abc2news.com slash school supplies.

mason, kelly, tray, my wife, naomi, my sister joy, and my mother-in-law. they have been supporting me for a long time. behind this individual all board, there's a team of people that are responsible for making things happen. just for a moment, i want the puc to raise their hand and give a shout. we have a lot of folks who really committed in making the systems wwork. again, we have billions of dollars that we are entrusted with delivering in a timely way, which needs to be within budget. systems like this will really elevate and make it really transparent that we are delivering these programs in a very conscious and deliberate way so we can save the ratepayers' money. with that, i just want to thank you guys for this award. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> if you are a consultant or you work for a company that does work for the puc, raise your hand. that's about half the room. thank you, harlan kelly. >> it does not matter just where you're going to go. it matters how you're going to get there. our team came together in 2008 and we started looking at pr

. >> i'm kelly evans. these are your headlines from around the world. >>> markets in europe come off four month highs as asia sees a rally. >> and a lifeline for knight capital. it may come at a cost to existing shareholders. >> emerging markets continue to boost sales of cartier. >> and a new search for life begins on mars as nasa successfully lands its curiosity recover on the surface of the red planet. >>> and i have landed successfully in front of the dow jones stocks heat map. advancers out pacing decliners by a ratio of less of 6-4. signs of life in european stocks. we've got the ftse 100 up 2.6%. down marginally today. up four weeks in a row. xetra dax today starting off 11 points up. the krak down and the ibex is back up. big rally with banks on friday. there's a plan, creeping towards a plan in europe. employment report helping out as well. take a look at yields all-important yields. spanish ten year still around that 6% market. ten year spanish yields 6.813%. hasn't changed an awful lot before th

let me now turn it over to commissioner kelly. ray? >> thank you, mr. mayor. i want to stress that what we have is preliminary information and ongoing investigation, of course. at 9:03 this morning, in front of 10 west 33rd street a disgruntled former employee of a company at that address shot and killed a former co-worker, striking him three times. the subject, jeffrey johnson, age 53, then fled eastbound on west 33rd street to 5th avenue, when he walked northbound along a curbline, with a .45 caliber handgun secreted in a black bag he had under his arm. construction worker who had followed johnson from west 33rd street alerted two uniformed police officers, who were on post in front of the empire state building's fifth avenue entrance as part of our counterterrorism coverage. as the two officers approached johnson, he pulled his .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers, who returned fire, killing him. an additional nine individuals were either wounded or grazed during the exchange, six of whom were removed to bellevue hospital

kelly swoope has the very latest. kelly? >> the department of health and human services won't tell us when and where, very few details. this is the first person to die, so far, in maryland. a total of 12 people have gotten sick. nationwide more than 1500 have gont the disease. 66 died. texas had the most with an outbrake that sickened more than 700 people and left 30 dead. we got a special section on abc2news.com devoted to all the information about the virus. you can find everything from a list of symptoms to store ris-- stories. just check on the west foil story. we'll continue to update you on any new cases of the virus. kelly swoope, abc2 news. back to you. >> it's so important on how to protect the family from the west nile virus. fact, next week, milford mills will be sprayed at 7:30 at night. you can improve your odds of avoiding the voirs by spraying yourself while outside and using any repellent with deet. although mosquitoes can bite any time, when they happen, they happen between sun down and dawn. >>> former univ

police commissioner ray kelly says the alleged shooter took off on foot thru midtown ... a construction worker flagged down cops ...who then tracked down the suspectkelly says: "as the two officers approached johnson he pulled his 45 semi automatic pistol from his bag and fired on the officers." a gun battle erupted on newwyork city streets mos: "i heard multiple gunshots and i heard one single gunshot...pretty surreal....o screaming...like in slow motion" when the gunfiie stopped, cops say alleged suspect jeffrey johnson was dead ...nine others were injured, auuhorittes say some were inadvertently struck by police bulletsbloomberg says: "i ask everyone to keep the victims in their thoughts and in their prayers...this is a terribly tragedy...no doubt would've been worse without some extraardinary acts of heroism." police worked to cordon off the area ... new yorkers ...and tourists struggled to keep their nerves bit nerve-wracking. i'm very sweaty and anxious."waldman: the accused shooter was laid off from his job about a year ago, and sources tell fox news that both he a