young women in kenya are overwhelmed by the daily struggle for survival. the older children live in the nest home in limbo too while their mothers are in prison c.l.r. nancy and evelyn have had hot meals here every day they've gone to school and felt love and affection a stroke of good fortune for the children because the state doesn't take care of them. obama other half sister of the former u.s. president returned to kenya after studying sociology in germany as an expert in development aid she has set up her own foundation south cool to find solutions to achieve lasting change in the country she knows the limitations of the system. ya did you would need if the government does nothing or almost nothing that's because of mismanagement of the system structure is poorly managed if you say ok let's help these children and this orphanage then you have to realize there is not just the ones there are hundreds in the country hundreds in nairobi alone and if the government had to contribute to every one of these children it would be on its knees kid of a year to co

new and interesting stories around and all of africa and europe i'm not alone my colleague joy is in kenya how are you the joy and how is it over on the other side of the continent it's all fine here and today we focus on the pall of the people ordinary people like me and you every one of us that is trying to do something for the environment and of course the planet and we are going to show you how exactly what mary people are doing this this is what we have coming up for you on the show. we will visit a so-called community architect who is constructing sustainable buildings with people in south african townships. will get to know a fifteen year old german people who successfully precious politicians to commit more decline. that action and we make zambian hits us in combat who lends his voice to people affected by the country's mining industry. now let's head to south africa most people who believe in south african townships survive on little money and often have to contend with bolland around them but did you know that sustainable green and sustainable design can help same paul these comm

bags and around us have impact on the environment and even on the aquatic life so kenya is setting the pace and all the african countries should follow suit by the time many countries embrace the. bunyan of plastic bags will have a better environment to live on and even do business what do you think need to be our priorities going forward kenya is the only country in africa that has a climate change that is a big plus no other country in africa has done that kenya has national climate change response strategy can you have a national climate change action plan so i mean to achieve this and it would have a low man and even kenya vision twenty thirty then we have to paradise issues of the environment well to prioritise translating all these good policies we have into practice and into action as long as they remain on paper they're as good as that well thank you so much sums and for the great insights on eco africa we look forward to having you again on the show soon. nigeria is blessed with immense natural resources however this is one of the largest producers of waste yearly this country

kenya.g school in rural kenya. these foods used to be staples in kenya. before colonialism brought maize along. they are more drought resista nt, along. they are more drought resistant, more nutritious, and pretty easy to rustle up into all sorts of meals. i have two... and this is the pigeon pea stew. the little bit of everything. very good. chuckles for young farmers —— four young farmers have been chosen to put them skills to the ultimate test... and the other thing is to persuade young people to stay on the farm. this reality tv show is kenya plus -- is this reality tv show is kenya plus —— is kenya's attempt to make farming scene cool. it is aimed particularly at millennials. it shows that farming is a business, that money can be made. it also helps older farmers up their output, making small holding more productive and profitable is one step towards growing enough food. but for the demographic dividend to be cashed in people need jobs. agricultural revolution is the precursor of the in

i follow kenya a lot because kenya's a place you want to go when you want to climb a mountain or see animals run wild. it's a beautiful place if you love animals and if you like hunting, game. i was watching this story recently where the president was about to -- he'd been working on this construction project, this bridge which is a big deal in kenya, and that was in the western part of kenya. i just followed the story. and bridge was to be built it was to -- they have the grand opening, he was there to give his blessing, inspection, and i assume he knew something about construction and real estate. everything was in order, but on june 26, two weeks before the grand opening the bridge collapsed. a $13 million bridge, 27 workers were injured, and i got to thinking. how often does this happen? and i started doing this research and most of the structures that the chinese are building around africa continue to collapse. imagine the confidence what it does for the people, what it does for the infrastructure, and the embarrassment for the leaders there. >> yeah, it's amazing that you have

this has set a new precedent both in africa and kenya. quality of the election pretty high. the supreme court has not ruled on the of rigging in terms of the number of votes disputed by the opposition. instead what they have talked about todayis instead what they have talked about today is process and the quality of that process. they said the quality of that process wasn't good enough and didn't meet the constitutional thresholds and legal obligations, and it means future elections will have to meet those and improve their quality, irrespective of the results. that contrasts with the view of the electoral commission at the times and of some international observers there who seemed to think the election had gone reasonably smoothly. it would be fair to say that the supreme court has actually held the election to a higher standard than international observers. 0bservers standard than international observers. observers are used to giving a c+ result, but the supreme court has cut through that and said actually the quality of the election wa

kenya's supreme court declare the results of last month's elections invalid. the president says he will accept the result. i personally disagree with the ruling that has been made today. but i respect it. the bbc uncovers the abuse of detainees at an immigration centre in southern england. the worst flood in decades bring misery to tens of millions of people across south asia. i've lost everything. i had a cow asia. i've lost everything. i had a cow and a goat. they were both killed. my house is totally broken and i'm left sitting here by the side of the road. same scientists are beaming as they turn on the world's most powerful x—ray laser. warm welcome to world news today. the kenyan opposition leader odinga has described the country's election as rotten as the supreme court declared the presidential poll null and void because of irregularities. fresh elections must be held within 60 days. after the verdict there we re 60 days. after the verdict there were celebrations in mr kenya's home as well as other opposition areas. president kenyatta said he disagreed

what do the people of kenya think of this disparity? reporter: kenyans are questioning the integrity of international observers, more so the african yunnan the commonwealth, which were probably closer home. they say that they gave the election a clean bill of health when they knew that there was some irregularities, although there are some that said that the observers said this in order to maintain peace so the country doesn't slip back to what we saw in 2007 where at least 1,300 people were killed in post-election violence. but then the opposition or the main opposition leader said that once you have a credible election then peace obviously follows suit. so there are questions as to why the election observers were so quick to give this election a clean bill of health, although we have had some responses from especially the carter organization saying they did give the election a clean bill of health up until the counting process, but they did note there were issues within the tallying process and they are glad that the supreme court has

yet this is the path kenya's john allen namo has chosen in his quest for the truth . we've been working on a story on corruption having to do with traffic in the city and it's a collaboration again with a lot of people remain working behind the scenes giving us a hidden camera footage just a tool how corruption but you itself. got the public transport system specifically my top is the privately owned too many buses are a one billion dollar business and allegations of long swirled that corrupt police officers are profiting from it the concern is that corruption has driven up transport prices this is just one example of john allen numbers risky reports i think the p.r. problems after the story starts to be on bail because there are a lot of people who will be affected by it there are a lot of people who will be exposed and these are people with means to hide. if not . the people on the ground the people who've been helping us with this what it's now moved founded africa uncensored eight years ago he covers a wide range of issues on his you tube channel including corrupt

our top stories: celebrations in kenya as the supreme court declares last month's presidential election null and void. president kenyatta says he'll abide by the decision. i personally disagree with the ruling that's been made today, but i respect it. fire is burning out of control at a chemical plant in texas which flooded in the wake of hurricane harvey — the area has been evacuated. at least m00 people have now died, after heavy monsoon rains across large parts of south asia. also in the programme: how amsterdam is mounting a post—brexit challenge to london's financial services. hello and welcome to bbc news. in an historic ruling, kenya's supreme court has overturned the result of last month's election, and ordered a re—run. president uhuru kenyatta says the decision is political, but he will accept the judgement. it's the first time a legal challenge to a presidential vote has been successful anywhere in africa. anne soy reports from nairobi. celebrating a new lease of life. veteran politician raila odinga gets one more chance to run for president. a last—minute decision to challen

it took kenya three attempts over a decade to finally institute the ban that getting it to work is going to be a long term project as well. and speaking of difficult projects most of the bricks and jitters we hear of these days involve british businesses somehow losing access to the european market but fishermen of e.u. countries could suffer the other way around they need access to british waters where they make about half of their income and are fearing a hard stance from their british counterparts. at the center of the debate is the english channel a rich fishing ground for british and european boats alike french crews like this one say loss of access would be devastating because they don't see. the consequences over one year these waters represent sixty to seventy percent of our fishing sites so the boat and the crew would see a loss of income going on you want to but. they wouldn't be alone limited access would affect belgian spanish and dutch cruise. fishermen in the u.k. are more open to the idea many feel that the u.s. never given them a proper quota under its common fisheries po

kenya's supreme court has annulled the result of last month's presidential election, and ordered a newne to be held within 60 days. more than m00 people are left dead after monsoon rains in south asia. the former england football captain wayne rooney, has been charged with drink driving. also in the next hour, more bin misery in birmingham. refuse collectors return to the picket lines as strikes resume after a deal falls apart. he slaughtered the household. the previous week a prostitute, alison sta nton. and, bill nighy is an inspector on the hunt for a victorian serial killer in the limehouse golem. hearjames king's take on this, and the rest of the week's cinema releases, in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the security company gas has suspended nine workers at an immigration removal centre near gatwick airport, for allegedly abusing detainees. and another who now works for the home office — it follows an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme, claiming officers "mocked, and assaulted" people. it's claimed there was "widespread self—harm and attempted su

opposition protesters in kenya on the bellboy called the upcoming presidential vote unless electoral commission members replaced. turkey's president his warning of the risk of an ethnic war the day after a kurdish regional referendum in iraq as controversial secession vote rather the iraqi prime minister has called the referendum unconstitutional. celebrated the end of voting the campaign is expected to win comfortably but the result is non-binding referendum was opposed by iraq and its neighbors iran turkey and syria all of whom have a substantial kurdish minority the turkish president has warned that iraq's kurds could go hungry once sanctions are imposed. as we begin to impose sanctions iraq's kurds will be left behind when we close the oil tap they'll be done with they will lose all their revenues when we stop cross border traffic into northern iraq they won't have food or clothes this will be a bad situation they'll ask why are we doing this we are obliged to these are sanctions and how and from where will israel send its assistance to them let's take you live out of the turkey

our top stories: celebrations in kenya as the supreme court declares last month's presidential election null and void. president kenyatta said he'll abide by the decision. fire is burning out of control at a chemical plant in texas which flooded in the wake of hurricane harvey — the area has been evacuated. hello and welcome to bbc news. in an historic ruling, kenya's supreme court has overturned the result of last month's election, and ordered a re—run. president uhuru kenyatta says the decision is political, but he will accept the judgement. it's the first time a legal challenge to a presidential vote has been successful, anywhere in africa. anne soy reports from nairobi. celebrating a new lease of life. veteran politician raila odinga gets one more chance to run for president. a last—minute decision to challenge the result of the presidential election paid off. the presidential election held on 8 august 2017 was not conducted in accordance with the constitution under the applicable law, rendering the declared result invalid, null and void. a shocking and rare judgment. the judges did

kenya's opposition leader has described the country's electoral commission has brought in after the supremeeclared last month's presidential poll null and void because of irregularities. the selections must be held within 60 days. after the verdict there were celebrations in mr odinga's hometown as low as other opposition areas. the president said he disagreed with the ruling but would respect it. celebrating a new lease of life. veteran politician raila odinga gets one more chance to run for president. a last—minute decision to challenge the result of the presidential election paid off. the presidential election held on the 8th august 2017 was not conducted in accordance with the constitution under the applicable law, rendering the declared result invalid, null and void. a shocking and rare judgment. the judges did not limit themselves to what happened on election day until the results were announced. rather they looked at the electoral process in its totality from voter registration to civic education as well as the campaigning and procurement of election materials. and so, in a sense, th

now to some news from kenya where the president says the court ruling in his election victory last month is a coup which could throw the country into chaos kenyatta says the supreme court has stolen democracy from the people kenya's election board says the presidential run that should take place on october twenty sixth the court has blamed the electoral commission for its decision to not a fire the result saying it ran a poll that was neither transparent no verifiable. by admitting they've got to get out for a little what has really happened in our country is nothing short of what kenya has so successfully managed to avoid over the last fifty years or so of our independence that has happened in many other countries where we have seen military coups overthrowing civilian government but today we have broken our history with a coup in the republic of kenya that has been done by four people in the courts this is a coup and i must call it what it is and i would never be afraid to say it but speaking exclusively to al-jazeera the kenyan opposition leader says he's fully behind the court's deci

kenya is fighting its plastic fatigue base plastic play four year jail term for anyone producing selling or even using plastic bags whole business of you say that livelihoods are at stake. and. i'm still getting a welcome to the program. with the german election just days away chancellor angela merkel has spoken out on the north korea crisis in an exclusive interview with d.w. she said she does not support military action and offer germany's assistance in negotiating a diplomatic solution a comment second just a day after u.s. president donald trump's explosive speech at the united nations in which he threatened to destroy north korea if it refused to abandon its nuclear program. until america was in fighting form in an exclusive interview with g w the german chancellor attacked u.s. president donald trump for his recent threats against north korea in which he vowed to destroy the country if necessary. we consider any type of military solution to be absolutely inappropriate and we're counting on diplomatic efforts this must be vigorously implemented in my opinion sanctions and enforcing

reelection scheduled for next month until his demands for electoral reform are met so what's next for kenya this week's headliner from nairobi. thank you for joining me on up front the initial results of august presidential elections so you losing to incumbent president. by fifty four to forty four percent this week the supreme court said it had a null those elections because they were neither transparent nor verifiable the court also ordered a reelection to be held next month you must be delighted to have another opportunity to run for president yet again. years the deeds were the right thing because as you know i know that i did not lose elections i know that i won delusions and that the results were just manipulated so this is want. an injustice and. did the right thing mean the evidence before and nullified those elections former guardian president john muhammad who was the leader of one of the international observer missions in this election said the kenyan election system appeared quote credible transparent inclusive kenya has the potential to be the most inspiring democracy in africa

than forty countries including china france and rwanda ready put limits on the use of plastic bags kenya has even introduced a jail sentence of up to four years if you produce sell or even use them but not everyone's excited small scale vendors are worried about how the anti-plastic could impact their livelihood. plastic is a problem in kenya in a strict ban has been in place for just under a month but the new regulations present fresh difficulties for some opportunities for extortion have opened up reports of security forces stopping cars to conduct unsanctioned searches for plastic bags that spread. and small scale traders and bag manufacturers are worried about their income. my business will suffer this is the business i used to provide for my children and pay our rent so this new law will affect my business and i get it. but something had to be done plastic bags exacerbate nairobi's already significant crash problem and are a health hazard officials hope that pushing for alternatives to plastic bags will solve those problems while providing opportunities for those affected by the ban

so, to cooking school in rural kenya. these smart foods used to be staples in kenya.ize along. they are more drought resistant, more nutritious, and pretty easy to rustle up into all sorts of meals. a bit of chapati. oh, i have two... and this is the pigeon pea stew. a little bit of everything. very good. chuckles four young farmers have been chosen to put their farming skills to the ultimate test... and the other thing is to persuade young people to stay on the farm. this reality tv show is kenya's attempt to make farming cool. it is aimed particularly at millennials, otherwise leaving the village for the city. it shows that farming is a business, that money can be made. it also helps older farmers up their output. making small holding more productive and profitable is one step towards growing enough food. but for the demographic dividend to be cashed in people need jobs. agricultural revolution is the precursor to industrial revolution. here in ethiopia there's a grand plan. the first industrial park was built in addis ababa. but the biggest has just opened south of

the lives of us are sold by then kenya and abroad. these beds cultist cost around fifty euros down in each. local so i had to and an income from the trust and the project has helped clean up the beaches. we like that. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. we head to germany where nowadays many youngsters are committed to climate protection and concerned about eco friendly energy sources pills organized free trips to school and energy saving weeks in the classroom and they plan trees yes indeed joy really keen to make a difference we met with. and his friends who build an eco friendly. yes they did and even persuaded their school to switch to solar energy for all the efforts they want to prize in a climate competition they are part of our series kids for climate. these kids are cutting a shallow channel to lay a cable around the one which they call their green classroom and they've installed solar panels on the roof of a carport to power an

watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha the other top stories the supreme court in kenya will finally is us report on what exactly went wrong during last month's and all the election. we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea the us president donald trump takes aim at north korea and iran in his first address to the u.n. calling them the scourge of our planet plus. i mean america is not taking my ground i'm going to be doing what i'm suggesting is the main challenger to be the next chancellor in germany but martin schultz is struggling to make an impact. but first this hour let's show you some live pictures coming to us out of spain this is a developing story as we. go on air police in the catalonia area arrested a leading politician joseph maria jose in a morning raid catalonia plans a referendum on full independence of course on october the first the spanish government has declared that illegal we're looking at right now people gathering there as news spreads and percolates through the area that's the finance ministry in barcelona call pen home joins us

felix's also returned to kenya he shows his family his winnings. do they have the same money as us no it's different they have euros. it really does look different that's a hundred how much is this worth in kenyan shillings. in with ten thousand how my. we were going. for felix the trip proved to be worth more than just the money. we're going to. eunice is father has very clear ideas on how she should spend her winnings. when and how he thinks she should buy him a motorbike eunice says it's too expensive very very and i learned that . she tells him to be patient she wants to keep saving and maybe someday he will get one. eunice went on to compete in two more races in germany but her time did not improve . so folk of wagner chose not to renew her contract. felix went on to win the marathon in ran and placed second in seoul. that earned him a total of seventy five thousand euros just minutes after the awards ceremony in south korea felix kippur to church signed with a new manager and parted company with polka wagner. yes. he was one of the bees in th

mark: something extraordinary happened in kenya today. top court, unprecedented in africa, no previous examples of previous -- presidential elections being overturned in court. s.e shilling weaken it is the biggest shipper of black tea. it is a regional hub for google. the increased uncertainty is going to weigh on markets and coming weeks. africaanalyst in south says economic activity and decisions will likely be delayed until the new administration is in place, and this further dampens growth from relatively depressed levels. that is why you see bond yields rising. vonnie: i love it. we did not spend enough time on kenya today. frontier markets are fascinating. i would expect a bigger jump in those fields. thanks to both of our competitors. ♪ >> from new york city, i am tom keene in for jonathan ferro, with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ coming up, a busy show. yields move higher after a mixed jobs report. august will be revised higher. where is the wage growth? draghi and the ecb struggle with d

kenya's supreme court has criticised the election board for a fusing to comply with an order to open computer servers used in last month's presidential poll it says this means the opposition's claims of fraud could be true the court has been expanding why is it an old president his reelection a new poll is due in october a correspondent stephanie decker is in nairobi talk us through the findings stephanie. we knew that they were going to be pointing the finger at the electoral commission so they called the i.e.d. the but it is quite damning language again and you just read out some of the things that the judges have been saying that the idea he has infiltrated and compromised touch you know what you just mentioned they refused to open their servers for investigation and if they had nothing to hide they would have given access to the logs also saying kenyans injured long hours and cast their vote and after that it became opaque and that they cannot confirm that we were that would be working out or got the majority vote so i think the question now is are they going to. they who comprom

anchor: let's go to kenya, where in less than a month, the country is ready to head to the polls forond presidential election. reporter: the countdown has begun and we are not ready. or at least, the electronic systems are not ready. the company that is in charge of the electronic voting system in kenya want be able to make the necessary changes and to reboot the systembe tour -- before the october deadline. kenya supreme court annulled the thet vote because of irregularities in the transmission of the votes. the kenyan star says that in order for the democracy to remain credible in the next presidential vote, a contingency plan needs to be put in place by parliament. one that goes into effect if the electronic system fails. a manual checking of ballots may be necessary but that the rules of what to do need to be in place before the vote. anchor: in france, it is the government's budget and deficit that is making headlines. good news.ome namely about the french deficit. it says that according to its numbers, the french deficit will be less than expected. the provisions could make par

police fired tear gas outside kenya's court as it delivers its full judgment in last month's presidential election. and the rivalry between qatar and saudi arabia hit the sporting arena that's coming up with joe. ark and maria has made landfall in the u.s. territory of push rico in the caribbean it's one of the strongest hearkens ever to hit the island a category four storm has winds of two hundred fifty kilometers per hour with officials warning of catastrophic damage reports from san juan. puerto rico's southeast coast was the first to feel the effects of hurricane maria but the entire country is now dealing with one of the most powerful storms to ever bear down on this island with winds of two hundred fifty kilometers per hour heavy rains and tidal surges these conditions are expected to last for hours puerto rico has long been spared from a direct hit as hurricanes tend to veer either south or north of the island the last direct hit from a category four hurricane was decades ago and officials are preparing for the worst at least a million people are already without power puerto rico's

by admitting they've got to get away for a little like kenya what has really happened in our country is nothing short of what kenya has so successfully managed to avoid over the last fifty years or so of our independent that has happened in many other countries where we have seen military coups overthrowing civilian government but today we have broken our history with a coup in the republic of kenya that has been done by four people in the courts this is a coup and i must call it what it is and i will never be afraid to say it. speaking exclusively to al-jazeera the kenyan opposition leader raila odinga says he's fully behind the court's decision. the good deeds or the right thing. because as you know i know that i didn't lose elections i know the one deliberations and the results were just manipulated so this is what we just. did the right thing. the evidence before us and knowledge by those religion's the us has pledged more than six hundred ninety seven million dollars in additional humanitarian aid for syrians caught in the country's civil war that will bring the total amount of

and kenya's supreme court has condemned the election board in kenya for refusing to comply with an order to open computer servers used in last month's and old presidential election it says this means the opposition's claims of vote fraud could be true. let's get more on that mexican earthquake for you here on al-jazeera stimson is an expert on geo physics at kiel university in stimson is this earthquake connected to the earthquake of september the seventh. this earthquake is in a similar tectonic position to the most recent earthquake but it is several hundred kilometers away so although it's similar it's not directly related to mexico city mexico is well known for earthquakes they've had huge earthquakes before there was a big one back in ninety five how prepared are they the mexicans are really quite well prepared as you said there was a very large earthquake a magnitude eight back in one thousand nine hundred five which unfortunate killed a lot of people and subsequent to that the mexican authorities have been making sure that they are prepared for when the next large earthquake will

by admitting they've got to get away for a little like kenya what has really happened in our country is nothing short of what kenya has so successfully managed to avoid over the last fifty years or so of our independent that has happened to many other countries where we have seen military coups overthrowing civilian government but today we have broken our history with a coup in the republic of kenya that has been done by four people in the courts this is a coup and i must call it what it is and i will never be afraid to say that facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg plans to share information about russian linked adverts with the us congress according to facebook some three thousand political ads organized by operatives based in russia ran on the site before last year's presidential election we are actively working with the u.s. government on its ongoing investigations into russian interference we've been investigating this for many months now and for a while we had found no evidence of fake accounts link to russian link to russia running ads and when we recently uncovered this activity we

the kenyan constitution, the alecto code and kenya's commitments on international law.ed itself, the work of the electoral commission, and those are the kinds of things we will continue to do in our observer work is about very interesting to talk to you, thank you forjoining us. the former england captain, wayne rooney, has been charged with drink—driving. cheshire police... cheshire police say the everton striker has been released on bail and is due to appear at stockport magistrates‘ court later this month. the 31—year—old announced his international retirement last week and recently rejoined his boyhood clu b and recently rejoined his boyhood club everton. richard conway gave us more details. cheshire police say wayne rooney has been charged with driving while over the prescribed limit. officers say he was stopped at 2am on friday morning on altrincham road in the town of wilmslow in cheshire. rooney has enjoyed a good start to the new season in the premier league. he moved from manchester united to everton and scored in his opening two games. but news of this arrest

they got to get out for a little what has really happened in our country is nothing short of what kenya has so successfully managed to avoid over the last fifty years or so of our independent that has happened in many other countries where we have seen military coups overthrowing civilian government but today we have broken our history with a coup in the republic of kenya that has been done by four people in the courts this is a coup and i must call it what it is and i will never be afraid to say it was speaking exclusively to our desire the kenyan opposition leader during the says he's fully behind the court's decision. the good deeds words the right thing because there's no oh no they did not lose their lives. i know the own delusions and the result were just manipulated so this is what we call an injustice. god did the right thing of the examining the evidence before an early for those a little and you can see the rest of that interview with writer dane go on friday at nine hundred thirty g.m.t. on out front here on al-jazeera on i'm moving to france where thousands of people have ta

kind of weird to point to kenya. i know she is mad. know she thinks the russians and comey did it. to even suggest that in an interview, that is not good for our democracy, is it. >> by the way i am reading hillary's book what happened. i assume -- have you read it yet? >> tucker: someone sent it to me it's on my kitchen counter. >> the answer is no. hillary is two things one a smart lawyer. even a dumb lawyer the constitution never anticipated this. there is no provision for a do-over. the only thing is impeachment of the president or vice president and we will see about that. second, she is a human being and the only person in american history to in combination win the popular vote, lose the presidency and have a foreign adversary put his thumb on the scale and perhaps tilt the election, according to our intelligence agencies. i heard you kind of deny it. this is aaan an anomaly. it raises the expectations and the intensity of your own base ways to such a fevered pitch that they become scary, actually. and i think that democratic lea