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thanks tonya, tonya kramer in new jersey. so well the w correspond muhammad, straight to is in the lebanese capital they read. he told us more about the reaction and that happened onto iran, launching an attack against israel. well, i just received a report on what appears to be the drums and the size of the independence coast. and the city is this, the needs for the verification, but live in on the actually announced that it has closed its uh, spaced and supposedly due to the escalation in the region on the front, on the 1000 front, at, with the as well. and this one has been active since october 8th at nothing. an unusual way over the past 2 days, i would say, but we just received reports at the cross border showing between has blah and these were 80 or me as intensified. and the last a couple of hours, do you run the induct militant groups announced that it targeted the error of defense basses into golan heights. meaning that this taught to some of the tennessee with the attack that you're on launched against israel this n

that was our respond antonio kramer, always great to get your perspective of things. thank you so much. now we heard of there israel's allies have condemned the 1st ever direct attack by iran on israel and the urge the international community to be defined against the islamic republic. but is really allies are also trying to strike a balance between standing and solidarity with israel and curbing further finding in the region. the air defense is destroyed. these are raining drones over israel last weekend. no western powers are watching closely as tel aviv moles. h next move to iran says the attacks were self defense after a suspected is really strike on its embassy and damascus. but the country's ranging from time jo to the united states, germany have condemned the wrong that had honors of the dream. they range and redeem launched an unprecedented attack against israel this weekend and has left the region to the edge of the abyss on your johnstone's isolated, you know, on is, is it? yes, israel is asking its allies to target to wrong with more sanctions. adding to th

all right, let's cross life now to jerusalem, where dw correspond to tanya kramer is standing by for his time. you can you give us an update on the attack? it was just or shortly before a 2 o'clock or a local time sirens went off, mostly all over the country, but also he in jerusalem. and because he had the impact of whether these were drones, oh, ballistic missiles, this is still not clear. so this was of all the nearby. but somewhere in the jerusalem, you'll see other assignments went off in the, in, niggas also or in the north, in the center of the country. so that corresponds approximately what the army had said that about 2 and the 1st some of the drones could actually reach the territory or so hearing from multiple sources that some of the drones that have been launched . at least the 1st wave. where into septic a outside of his route in other places like in the dane and as space, this is to unconfirmed but know there's an effort to you to get those uh, drones before they reach is or was it clearly could tiers in the past 2 and half an hour or so into sections from those strike

tracking the information which has not been independently verified, and dw correspondent on your kramer in jerusalem that told us more about the bodies that have been found. i mean, they're more details coming out and this is not obviously the end of it, as he said, the civil defense forces. they have said that they have found at least $200.00 bodies in a most grave, which is located in the courtyard or fee or no sir hospital. and this goes back. they say when there has been heavy fighting, a military operation by the is really military in hon. eunice in january, february. um, which ended sometime an early april. now um hun eunice is the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip that had been heavy fighting going on and from uh, i witnesses at the time but also from medical and g o. as in the medical medical stuff in the hospital, they were talking at the time about heavy fighting around the hospital for us, but also a siege said it was very difficult for medical teams or for a patients and injured people to reach the hospital. and then with the, is there any military entering also the hospita

as always for bringing us up to speed, that is tanya kramer in jerusalem. we do have time to bring you up to speed now with some other world new stories. the fast food chain, mcdonalds has announced its bind back. all is really restaurants from the franchise are following boy costs over the war and gaza restaurant operator alone. you all had offer discounts and free meals to is rarely soldiers. that donald has experienced a sales slump in the middle east since the war between israel and an asp. again. the spanish coast guard has rescued a 73 migrants from a wooden boat in the seas. off the canary islands and migrants were brought to the island of grand canario, around 160 kilometers from west africa to south korea. as president has cast as valid and early voting for parliamentary elections next week, the stakes are high for unit saki all, and has a conservative people power party. they are hoping to secure a majority and the authorization controls assembly. rescuers are still working to reach scores of people trapped after wednesday's earthquake and taiwan.

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thanks tonya tonya kramer in new jersey. so all right, well joining us now is laura bloom and felt the best selling author and middle east list lower joins us from washington. d. c. thanks for being on dw news. so is ro has said it will strike back in the event of a direct attack by a run which has now happened. so should we expect early retaliation as well? i think the single word coming out of the white house, at least in relationship to the phone call with the prime minister netanyahu was the word disproportionate of the united states, has acknowledged that he runs a response to israel's assassination of those iranian generals. back on april 1st was far beyond when anybody expected israel wheel striking back. the interesting thing about natania who is attends with him not to be an eye for an eye, but 2 eyes for an eye. so i think that one thing that united states is very careful about is unclear, is to say that is all should be proportionate and it's response. they didn't coordinate that original strength on april 1st, bu

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as always for bringing us up to speed, that is tanya kramer in jerusalem. the commander of it runs powerful revolutionary guard has said that there will be retaliation for an air strike. he blames on israel. the destroyer runs, console it and serial killing 12 people. in toronto, thousands, it turned out to attend a funeral for 7 members of the guard, including 2 senior generals who were killed and the blast. clashes between israel and the run back has the law along the is really lebanese border, have increased since the war and gone. so began nearly 6 months ago. i asked alief i told in a job director of the center for middle east and global order here in berlin. how likely he thinks and iranians strike against israel would be as well. it is quite obvious that this is where the strike has put through the run insight into a dilemma. first of all, it's not the 1st heavy blow that's a ego has imposed upon you. run through targeted assassinations against high ranking revolutionary guards figures, but also other collaborators of you're wrong. for instance, we'v

thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. but they don't new corresponding to how much tre to is in the lebanese capital. they rude. he told us a little earlier, more about the reaction in the lab and on to around launching an attack against israel. explosive. i just received a report on what appears to be the drums and the size of the independence coast and the city is this. the needs for the verification, but living on the actually announced that it has closed it's s paste and presently due to the escalation in the region on the front, on the 1000 front with it as well. and this one has been active since october 8th, that nothing an unusual way over the past 2 days, i would say, but we just received reports at the cost board of selling between has blah and these were 80 or me as intensified. and the last a couple of hours, the run, the induct militant groups announced that it targeted the error of defense basses into golan heights. meaning that this taught at some of the tennessee with the a talk that you're on launched aga

but at least they continue talking at the moment, has to be done with w's, tanya, kramer, andrews and as always, thank you. the international court of justice and the hague will today begin hearing a claim buying the garage was that germany is a bedding genocide in the gaza strip. nicaragua will argue that germany support for israel violates the geneva convention. politicians and germany think there is little merit in the charges, but the case shows the complex ramifications of the conflict in the middle east to the international court of justice in the hate. judges here rule in disputes between nations, such as the current case brought by south africa, alleging that israel is committing genocide in the gaza strip. make a rank use case before the i. c. j is separate but related a claims, gemini, is facilitating and is ready, genocide against palestinians. a judge, the gym, and government rejects. doesn't have to be that you have any has not violated the genocide convention or international humanitarian law. we will set this out before the international court of justice. but nichol ran

this plan, including from some of israel's staunchest allies, now i asked our correspond antonio kramer and jerusalem, why is ro, would still be willing to take this risk to? well, i mean, i think is what it doesn't see it as a risk. uh, it does see it as an assessment team. you just heard it from the spokes person of the is really military and you've heard it also from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the time and time again, that is the military needs to go into run for us to destroy those 4 battalions. so also still a searching for the leadership. and there's also a lot of pressure netanyahu this announcements, and that there's a date for russell, although it wasn't specified when and how this will happen. uh, also was cutting wood came off to a lot of criticism by his power, right? a cabin to administer saying, the policy of maximum pressure and how much needs to be maintained. and of course, this all happens and defines of a, you know, international position international, a pressure of not a going ahead, especially also from is, was key. i like united states they have said that

now, where do you to view, correspondent time you kramer is standing by for us, tanya? good to see you again. so don't has broken in israel, tell us the latest at about the situation there too low for the moment of his quiet, but the armies those, they're still on high alerts, but it also isn't morning, you know, where this somehow is varies and also posting. and so waking up to a new reality of, to this coordinated and direct attack from yvonne to words, israel's, now it was shortly before to him. you just heard it there when ever it's are in spend off actually across the country. also here of course in jerusalem, and then we could hear some of the explosions the intersections. now the army had said over $200.00 a drones and miss saws, where it showed that most of them, according to the, is really military, were into septic together with the as they put it, strategic a partners before they reached the is where the territory bought some still made it through the defense systems here and a summer hit, but they say there was no major damage. we don't know all the targets

dw is telling you kramer has reaction now from these real as well. we haven't heard any common officially, at least from the is where the government or the military of, of reached out to them early in the morning to the military. and basically what we know is mainly from a wrong in state media, but also from reports in the us media, quoting us officials that indicate that isabel had indeed occurred out of this strike that was discussed here in israel. that is, if this appears to be and is rarely strike it needed to carry it out for its determines after the large counter attack by iran, which was in itself a reprisal to the alleged is rarely attack on the consulate compound in damascus. on april 1st. now it appears to be a limited in scope and there are more, more details, of course, coming out. we don't know, you know, more about the target. we don't know more about the school, but this is also seen to keep it vague at the moment, to de escalate and already escalated a situation. and we also hearing from it a wrong in sources that they might look the

i asked our correspond atanya kramer in jerusalem. what the next phase of the war could look like. the plumbing is really a military analyst who believes that this is more of a tactical move and no longer has tried to achieve, might be a new phase where you see more as the army puts it, intelligence based position or targeting. but again, as we heard, the chief of stuff had c, i levy saying the word is not over and that also includes also. so what we're having right now is a brigade that is still in the north of garza also guarding this new car a door that has been created by that is really military that uh separates the north uh from the south that is uh, located in central goes around body of us. uh and uh, this allows actually the army to go in with the ground troops when ever it is needed, as they said. and of course strikes neva, strikes as well as to artillery are still a continuing of this military unless you believe so. a rough operational offensive is not of the table, but it does know. it allows some of the population that has taken a show to or trying to take some kind o

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that was our correspond atanya kramer in jerusalem. so you can look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. hundreds of gathered in the syrian capital of damascus. 2 more and those killed by an alleged as really strike on the arabian consulate. monday's attack killed 13 people, including to a rainy in general's, ran supreme leader. i told her how many has filed to retaliate raising fears of a wider regional conflict. or north korea says it's tested, a hypersonic missile that can be fitted with nuclear warheads. leader came jungling, praise the successful test of the solid fuel system, which can launch faster than traditional missiles. this comes a day after japan and south korea detected the north korean missile fired into the sea between those countries. ukraine's present load them is the lensky has called for increased efforts to prosecute russian war crimes. speaking to delegates, so the conference on justice for ukraine in the hague, he said the aggressors must be held accountable. ukrainian foreign minister

we were in washington, tonya kramer in jerusalem to both of you. thank you. well now i want to bring in all of i told the new john, he's a political scientist and director of the center for middle eastern global order right here in berlin. mr. nationwide is good to have you with this. so as we heard there from our corresponded there, we still haven't gotten official confirmation from is real that it was behind this attack. let me just get your opinion. what's your read was this and i'll be, is really attack i mean there is a little probable or to you that you know, those attacks are carried out by any other state. so there's a higher likelihood. and also we have some reports side, and us officials that are quite clear that israel has to be in the care and carrying out the strike. there has been international. worry that it is rarely retaliation for last weekend's attack. would definitely escalate this conflict. and then the counter response coming from iran would make it even more of a bigger crisis. but that hasn't happened. how do you explain this, this mut

as always for bringing us up to speed, that is tanya kramer and jerusalem. the commander of a runs powerful revolutionary guard has said, there will be retaliation for an air strike. he believes on israel. that is destroyed and runs consulate in syria, killing 12 people into run thousands turned out to attend a funeral for 7 members of the guard, including 2 senior generals who were killed in the blast. the marchers change the death to america, ended death to israel clashes between israel and to run back has the law along the is really lebanese border, have increased. it says before and goes up again nearly 6 months ago. and that is just part of the story. let's get some more analysis now with ali, if i told that a job, he is the director of the center for middle east and global order here in berlin. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. so israel has not commented on this strike, but iran clearly things as well as behind that we've seen a supreme leader ayatollah. i'm in a vowing to punish israel. how likely do you think an iranian militar

let's now speak to our corresponding in jerusalem tanya kramer, tanya, the air striking garza the killed those 78 workers, has drawn strong international criticism. we just part of the un secretary general calling it unconscionable. washington has also condemned it. will this put further pressure on israel's government to change its garza strategy? miss watson? this is still a to see because we've heard a lot of this international and criticism. a lot of international pressure on the is rarely coming that to protect or to do more to protect civilians given to high deaf sold in gauze on the civilian population. but that also, of course, includes humanitarian workers that doing essential work there to bring this much needed age to the civilian population. and we heard, you know, this is this, this pressure is not really always reflected on the ground and the military efforts . there seem most of the times a take a precedent. although israel says it's, it does enough to protect a civilian snow. you, any officials here in jerusalem have said after the incident that this is not an isolated in

that was our correspond antonio kramer, always great to get your perspective of things. thank you so much. well, as israel considers its response to runs attack and continues to find its war against the mos in gaza, there are fears over where these regional tensions could head the complex part of the world with many rivals vying for influence. israel's neighbor, jordan, and regional heavy weight sonya ravia both appeared to help defend israel from or on smith's house. to the surprise of many that was both countries are involved in a complicated balancing act, making it difficult to predict how they might behave of the future. when the drones and missiles from a run came flying towards israel, many of them passed through jordan's space. not only did the arab kingdom help shoot them down, it also opened its space to his riley and us planes seeking to intercept the amount insist that was strictly to protect its own citizens. but jordans, king of della has to balance competing interests. jordan is pro western and likes to keep in step with his allies, especially the united s

i was dw corresponding, tonya kramer in jerusalem is always great to get your insights. thanks so much. well i'm in hopes for a cease fire and time for the end of ramadan. families and gaza have been doing their best to prepare for 8 of feature. the celebrations marking the end of the fasting month. but with most of the population displaced by the finding and much of causes, infrastructure destroyed is here's facilities, will be more of them, difficult to organize these pastries, the tradition need baked and eaten by palestinians to celebrate, eat the end of the who in the month of ramadan, but this u i l muster all we is preparing them in a make shift oven. next to the tense. she says with her sisters and the children as they fled to the homes to this comes in rough uh in the southern gaza exemption gotten into by his feed. used to be joyful. yeah, monsieur was beautiful. we used to make these pastries with loved ones and distribute them, but nowadays, and had there's no joint needs. and so, and because we've been displaced from our homes, you know, in this, our family

it has no plans. retaliation well joined now by our correspondents on you, kramer in jerusalem. she's been following the story for us all day. tell you we've been asking all day, are we going to hear an official word from israel about what took place? the skies over it run? are we still waiting to hear something from israel? i mean, they could still say something, but it's not really expected. and it's not on usually there has been no official comments either from the government or from the military and is on has a track record if not commenting or taking responsibility for its actions. a broad submitted to reactions abroad. but this comes, of course, also at a very sensitive time, and there's still more details coming out when it comes to the target. now, over 3 knows, based on the mainly on iranian sources, but also some u. s. as sources quoted in american media with one you guys official as saying that is ro carried out a stride. now what's being discussed here is that is ro would have wanted to send a clear message to tyrone saying that uh, we can reach uh anywhere. but uh,

i asked our correspondence on your kramer and jerusalem, what the next phase of the war could look like as well. i mean, is really military on the list to believe that this is more of a tactical move and no longer a strategy might be a new phase where you see more as the army puts it, intelligence based, uh, position or targeting. but again, as we heard of the chief of stuff head salary saying the word is not over. and that also includes also. so what we are having right now is a brigade that is still in the north of causa. also guarding this new cory door that has been crated by the is really military that uh, separates the noise from this house that is located in central garza wrong body of us. uh and uh, this allows actually the army to go in with the ground troops when ever it is needed, as they said, and of course, is twice neva strikes as well as to attend. we are still a continuing of this military honestly believe. so a rough of operational fences is not off the table, but it does know, it allows some of the population that has taken a show to or trying to take some kind of show

but at least they continue talking at the moment, has to be done with w's, tanya, kramer, andrews and as always, thank you. and we can take a look now at some other stories making news around the world today. at least $96.00 people have died after a boat capsized off the coast of mozambique. local authorities say more than 20 others or still missing. officials that the fishing vessel was heading from noon, got to mozambique island, where its sink. local media is at the boat was being used as a mix of ferry, the united states, the philippines, australia, and japan have held joint military drills and the dispute of south china sea. china said it carried out its own exercises at the same time raising claims almost the whole, the area as its own territory, leading to confrontations with its neighbors in the region. south korea has successfully launched its 2nd military spice satellite into orbit. the launch from florida in the us comes days after north korea space agency said it's plans to send up several more of its own spice satellites. this year to the space race follows. ramped up wea

humanitarian crisis. nearing its 7th month short while ago, i spoke with our jerusalem correspondent tony kramer. she gave me more on the ceasefire, talks to why it's really hard to tell until it really happens. and as you said, we are waiting now and is where others waiting. now for the on onset by a honda. so just expect it any time soon could be today, could be in the coming days, and then we understand now that is really delegation within travel to carver to hang out more details. but there's some courses optimism enough to say we've been here before of a thing that uh how much is that uh, they are looking at this positive scene also that is well has apparently, according to reports here. and there is really media revised or soft and uh, it stands on several issues. now that have been no, it has really officially poplars, but it says here that a 1st phase could see 33 hostages being released. and exchange pul palestinians imprisoned in is where the presence for a, a longer pause in fighting and also the return of the palestinians at the house being displaced to the cells, to return to the no

he doesn't use tanya. kramer's in jerusalem covering the story i asked her earlier if international criticism is likely to put further pressure on israel's prime minister to change his gauze and strategy to watson. this is still a to see because we've heard a lot of this international in criticism, a lot of international pressure on the is rarely cabinet to protect or to do more to protect a civilian given the high death toll in golf and then the civilian population. but that also, of course, includes humanitarian workers that doing essential work there to bring this much needed age to the civilian population. and we heard, you know, this is this, this pressure is not really always reflected on the ground and the military efforts . there seem most of the times a take a precedent, although israel says it's it does enough to protect civilians. now you enter officials here in jerusalem have said after the incident that this is not an isolated incident, but it's of course, the most serious, the most tragic one. but that, that needs to be done more to have a working mechanism to make it possible t

let's go over to jerusalem for at the w correspondent, tanya kramer. the is where the ball cabinet agreed upon retaliation. note about scale of timing. what else can you tell us? are women usually these decisions and this sort of smaller war coming that are not publicized. but you can imagine this is also, of course, on everybody's mind here in the country. how is riley will retire to this message as tried to came for the 1st time, directly from yvonne? no. from what is discussed in the cabinet in the far right covenant is some of the voices, of course, louder. be heard from some far right cabinet members, that should be striked. that is, will be remembered for generations to come. others are more measured. so some say they could be uh, you know, as tract that's being used against. you runs a nuclear facilities. that house being of course, and between the 2 countries for, for many years, a sticking a point. but also other say they might be a measured response because is when needs the international support for such a strike. and as we just heard, this

that, and we have jason and brian brenberg, message to wall street no rate cuts and senator kevin kramer, what is he doing for us. and 330 thousand illegal immigrants flown to florida. we have florida house member anna paulina luna and pennsylvania scott perry, will iran retaliate against israel, we ask former israeli ambassador david friedman, but first the edward lawrence is live at white house with latest. reporter: white house trying to remessage the economy president trying to turn the saggy poll numbers, but prices remain 19% higher from month president biden took office. this is what president said, about inflation ins regard en yesterday. >> >> we have dramatically reduced inflation from 9% down to close to 3%. we're in a situation where we're better situated than we were when we took office where inflation was skyrocketing, and we have a plan to deal with it. reporter: president is wrong, inflation was under 2% for 11 consecutive months leading up to january 2021. and the month president biden was sworn in inflation was 1.4%, not skyrocketing, here is white house press secretary

for the last ones and take the bodies to bury them in a proper a graveyard or correspondent tonya kramer. they're the head of israel is military intelligence unit has resigned for failing to prevent the almost her attacks on october 7th, when around 1200 people were killed and 250 others kidnapped major general her run. oliva is the 1st senior, is rarely figured to step down over the attacks. i'll leave us as but under his commands, the intelligence director, it did not fulfill its task and he will carry the pain of the war with him forever . emily harding is with the center for strategic and international studies in washington. i asked her why it is taking more than 6 months since the october 7th. the tax for a senior is really figure to step down at the moment, right after october 7th. israel was in a true place of crisis in while so many leaders and then military intelligence and civilian intelligence came out and did acknowledge their own role in their organizations for all over the failure. it wasn't the right time to have a massive and in essence, decapitation of these really intel

posing itself of actions in the region until further notice or correspond to in jerusalem. tanya kramer described israel's response to news of the attack. it was what you said. i mean, we heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, when he came out of the state and hospital, he said that our forces include unintentional home non combatants. and he added that this happens in war. he for the a said that as thorough inquiry will be healthy. also heard that from the is really military earlier today now and distracted to 78 workers from the n g o world, a central kitchen or from a different nationalities. now they were actually traveling in this clearly marked vehicle. and you can see that on the footage of to the striked at the roof and the sides of the car to us where clearly marked uh with a name was sent to a kitchen and also uh this uh, route was approved uh the coordinates where different into the uh is really a military um that is a common standard in gaza that this is all a coordinated windows 8 groups, a moving and an active come back to a zone. so we know who it was, but we don't

garza so there's a lot of you know, questions you know what we have come next to the use tongue yet kramer introduces learned, delivering a lot of answers to all of those questions. forces i, tanya think earlier i asked the military analyst, marina monroe on what she meant. so the scale of these attack it is very interesting if we compare it to a rainy and attack last saturday evening, sunday, as on sunday morning. it seems like both countries are in a de escalation spirals. so if you run made sure to launch and attacks that wouldn't give is trial enough pre tax to counter attack, or at least to launch a very serious attacks that could potentially damage iranian nuclear program or it's air bases. now the east riley attack is trumping that potentially rubbing around the for good strategic choice. so it is interesting that both countries feel the need to respond but to respond in such a way that in a voice a broder of war against both countries was more reasonable. rondell speaking with this earlier, because a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a man, it

that is tanya kramer for us in jerusalem. and you, as president joe biden says, he will convince the g 7 countries to plan a diplomatic response to it runs attack by and announced the meeting after speaking to is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu by phone now white and told. and that's in yahoo. israel demonstrated a remarkable ability to defend against unprecedented attacks, sending a clear message that israel security cannot be threatened. by the also said, the u. s. has not seen any attacks on its own fruit in the region, but confirmed us forces helped as well take down nearly all of drones of the drones and missiles launched from iran. let's get a perspective from washington d. c. d. c and speak to our reporter stuff in simon's chef and abiding, has cut short, his weekend trip to delaware to hold crisis talks with his national security team. we know his defense secretary with austin earlier spoke to his is rarely counterpart. what has the us side of publicly about this attack of the well, of course the us president

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that is tanya kramer for us in jerusalem. u. s. president joe biden says he will convene the g 7 countries to plan a diplomatic response to a rounds attack. by didn't announce the meeting after speaking to is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu by phone biden, told them as an yahoo, that as well demonstrated a remarkable ability to defend against unprecedented attacks. sending a clear message that is real, security cannot be threatened. but it also is that the us has not seen any attacks on its own troops in the region, but confirmed us forces helped as well take down nearly all of the drones and missiles launched from a run, a bite and is cut short a weekend trip to hold crisis talks with his national security team or reporter in washington dc stuff and simons that told me what the u. s. has said publicly about this attack as well. of course the us president as well as the entire administration, was very, very quickly to stand by israel officially and with statements this island class, a standing by israel quote comes from

i want to bring in hilary kramer. great to see you.u're implying destroys the credibility of the federal reserve f they, jay powell, suggested, hinted back, people pushed back on it how important the federal reserve is. >> it's political. jay powell wants to keep his job. i'll say it. as blatant as can be. what he is probably waiting for, as we get closer to elections -- charles: wouldn't it be transparent with inflation going in the wrong direction? i, to your point, couple of fomc meetings ago he talked about a surprise jobs report, he mentioned it a couple times. i think he was looking for that to be his cue. 4.1%, that would be his excuse. if he does this without any sort of real trigger, golly. >> i think we will see a trigger because the market, charles, it really has climbed too far too fast and money is expensive now and you and i know what happens when money gets expensive and those credit card bills are piling up and people start having to sell down on their stocks and, so much of the market has been propped up by the vcs and