right now there are old curves that change level, there were lawns, the lawns get torn out, the benches have all been removed, but the intent is to make a fully functional plaza that allows the market to actually operate more effectively and efficiently. moving on down, we see what is called the station pavilion. this is in concert with bart were they hopefully are willing out there various houses. this would be a landmark building we think. as you can see in the plan, and in conversation with the fountain, so there is a sculptural quality and dynamic -- dynamism to have character in between these two objects. you'd find a gateway to the promenade that takes you to city hall. and then you see the dog up to the tenderloin. if you haven't been there recently or you have, you know they are -- essentially hour hope would be to recast it as a neighborhood mini park, keeping access in circulation and have that many park be a gateway to u.c. hastings to the tenderloin and conversely gateway from the tenderloin into the district, but the fountain we have conceived as operating in a number of wa

. >>> keeping your lawn nice and lush?is not always an easy task. >> it is especially hard if you live on one particular road in lafayette. we are there tonight to explain. >> reporter: beautifully manicured, watered foa pack ndi wreaking havoc. aroundafayette for years. but this young band is tearing up lawns. >> everybody's kind of frustrated. i mean, they are doing all of this damage. >> reporter: night surveillance video captures these three little pigs. running around without any concern. >> we have freshly watered lawns. >> reporter: bill stopped watered his yard, he says it is too late for him. one neighbor installed motion activated sprinklers. jenny thinks this will keep the pigs away. >> i have actually put spicy cheerios out. >> reporter: you said spicy cheerios? >> cayenne pepper cheerios. >> reporter: scattered across the ground. it is unclear if this will keep the pigs away or attract them. bill has other ideas. >> i'm going to put in some strawberry and other plans. >> reporter: you're just going to give up?

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he says that he nearly lost his entire front yard. >> reporter: they like freshly watered lawns. he stopped watering his yard, he said it is too late for him. watch the pigs scatter at first, moments later, they stay out of the water range. within hours, they completely ignore it. the pigs are smart. jenny thinks that these will keep the pigs away. >> i actually put spicy cheerios out. >> reporter: you put out spicy cheerios? >> cayenne pepper cheerios. >> reporter: it is unclear whether this would keep the pigs away or attract them. bill has other ideas. >> give up. >> reporter: you're just going to give up? >> yeah, give up. >> reporter: it is more than this three. and lafayette, for kpix5. >>> new details on a deadly skydiving accident. a woman was killed when she came down on a freeway in was hit by a big rig. and now the owner is speaking out. california highway patrol says the victim, a 28-year-old woman was skydiving with a group of people who took off from a lodi parachute center. they said that she was blown off course and put her directly in the path of highway traffic.

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francisco lawn bowling club. competitions will take place from september 24 to 27 and are free and open to the public for viewing at the club located just west of robin williams meadow. you can visit sfrecpark.org. we are also having a community celebration at christopher playground on saturday, as that playground gets ready to receive a much-needed facelift with new playground equipment and new pathways and some restroom renovations. on september 28, we will be enjoyi enjoying ecocenter play day as our key event on public center wednesday. this coming saturday is coastal cleanup day. the following saturday is national public lands days. so parks, parks, parks, parks. we will be hosting a day of fun at the ecocenter at heron's head featuring a volunteer work party, fishing, bee workshops, a smoothie blender -- a bike-powered smoothie blender, and our mobile rock wall. that is right, a bicycle-powered smootie blender. that's what we do. heron's head is now, commissioners, as you know, under the operation of our vo

a verdant greenery with sloping lawns and groves of trees.his is definitely not what the grounds look like in 1790. thing, the grounds originally stopped here. basically where this roadway is. it stopped here for about the first eight decades of the grounds existence. notitself grounds were added until 1872 under president grant. this southerly addition -- addition was to compensate for by thece it in up expansion of the offices. that's now called the eisenhower executive office. as i was saying, the white house grounds did not always look quite as nice as they do today. to completet rush it, the landscape is left completely neglected and unimproved. this included the carpenters shed and the little cottages that housed the workman directly on-site as well as used construction materials and even heaps of garbage. many of the trees have been used for firewood. -- inound itself was short, the scene was deplorable. arrival, first lady abigail adams was less than impressed and wrote to her daughter that the place had not the least fence, yard, or

>>and then drove around the driveway and onto michael's front lawn, the driver got out dropped off the and then surprisingly drove onto more grass before she finally left the neighborhood and i just want to show you these over here the tire marks that michael says his landscaper we'll look at later on today just to make sure there are no irrigation issues they don't know where my septic lines are if i have a septic system or not mean it could damage that michael e mails amazon prime about the incident in response, the representative apologize for the delivery and wrote quote amazon we pride ourselves in being the world's most customer centric company regrettably our delivery partner couldn't meet our high standards in this instance, we expect our delivery partners to conduct themselves in a professional manner and we handled this type of situation seriously. call the representative and asked him if a delivery driver damages, a customer's property is amazon or the 3rd party used to make the delivery responsible. he declined to answer my question every for me to the amazon public relatio

for gun control in the wake of recent mass shootings buried the president just departing the south lawn right now on marine one having just said that he had a good meeting today on guns and that they are making good progress on the issue of background checks. >> president trump and the white house playing it close to the vest today on what measures he may support to keep guns out of the hands of mass killers. >> he will in due course -- >> joe manchin, who has been consulting with president trump saying he hopes the president of the right thing. >> it's a moment, a presidential moment, and i'm hoping he takes advantage of it. >> together with republican senator pat toomey and democrat chris murphy, is proposing to expand criminal and mental background checks to include gun shows and online sails. of today, the ceos of 145 companies, including twitter, wilbur, levi strauss, yelp, and more, sent a letter to all 100 senators urging them to pass a bill to require background checks on all gun sails and a strong red flag law. president trump supports so-called "red flag protection orders." it

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all that and more coming up at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> four dozen of the world's best lawn bowlerssan francisco this week. >> national championships taking place in golden gate park. park and recs departments poured a lot of money into renovating the greens. >> oldest club of its kind in america, running through friday. it is free and open to the public. i love intensity -- >> ever tried it? >> would love to, my speed, with my injuries, only thing i could do. >> does look like >>> tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi in front of the american people a short time ago, saying president trump betrayed the oath of office. announcing the house will begin a formal impeachment inquiry of president trump. after months of caution, the speaker telling the american people why. it comes after allegations the president pressured a foreign leader to investigate one of his political opponents, joe biden, while the trump administration held hundreds of millions in u.s. aid. tonight, the speaker saying the president has seriously violated the constitution. mary bruce live on the hill. >>> tonight, pr

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he has left the white house via the south lawn on marine one.n his way to joint base andrews. he will take off for new mexico with a rally in albuquerque tonight. his remarks are much shorter. we will get the play back in a minute. melissa: we got a preview of it, he commented on what secretary pompeo said whether iran is truly responsible for the attacks in the saudi oil field. he made a joke in the oval office with the crown prince of bahrain i may not and stop to cameras on the way out. still i have to do that? we found out he definitely has as he headed to albuquerque. >> the big topics of the day, gm strike, we talked to dan henninger a few minutes ago, to use dan's terminology putting his finger on the scale, of course attacks in saudi arabia. once again here is the president moments ago. >> if you look what is happening with respect to the stock market is holding pretty firm considering what happened with respect to saudi arabia. but i think we're doing very well. okay. reporter: [inaudible]. >> federal mediation is always possible if tha

. >> bret: he also said it publicly on the white house lawn, we will try to pull that sound bite.hank you. the president is not alone in his battle with congressional democrats, g.o.p. lawmakers pushing back hard and taking issue with what is being called a recent rule change, giving whistle-blowers considerably more influence. here is chief correspondent catherine herridge. >> and letters to the intelligence community michael atkinson, house senate republican zeroed in on this whistle-blower complaint form and what they described as a recent change that lowered the standard to secondhand information. house republicans asked him to preserve records documenting the reported change. the timeline, and who apparently signed off "the timing of the removal of the first-hand information requirements raising questions about potential connections to the whistle-blower's complaint." the timing along with current leaks classified information about the contents of this complaint also raise questions about the potential criminality in the handling of these matters. the president tweeted his cr

reports from his lawn a bit of warning you may find some of the following images. 344 balloons released into the sky. 334 lives tragically taken away 50 years ago. the 1st days of september of course russia celebrated as the start of a new academic year the start of new lives when you school children even though the memories are etched in tragedy islamic terrorists took over a 1000 people hostage keeping them without food or water for 3 days on the final day a chaotic gun battle with security forces meant $300.00 plus people never made it out alive. today marks the 3rd and final day of remembrance services for those who lost their lives at school number one or what's left of the left of it a bell was rung symbolically to symbolize the start of that never happened for those children just earlier today at the memorial the names of all the victims were read out as the people here fell still and silent many here today lost friends relatives and loved ones even more were directly involved in the tragic events of 2004 even those who have little memory or no memory of what happened are still d

we'll show you the rally from the lawn of the u.s. capitol featuring young activists and members of congress.

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orses on the lawn, cowboys and could yougirls and the tribe and you rthern cheyenne so characters.it looks much today like it did back when it was first constructed in 1892, the exterior. the white clap board building and inside it has been renovated over the several ownership groups. and completely renovated the rooms. each one named for a character. the original 1893 i buffalo bill bar which is the most historic ars. weather is pretty tough and wreaks havoc on places like this so to have a piece like this in the heart of our downtown. we get calls at the visitor center who want to come and learn more and want to tour. so it's really a building that touches people deeply especially those who are interested in old west history. >> no state in the union that is 100,000 square miles that has no ocean and no o ocean and major city. we are sing did you lar. the part of depending on a pastoral grazing economy or ranching is that the margins are -- [indiscernible] the cattle operation will make a %, who is going to pay the roads, schools and infrastructure. you can't do it. we can't do i

lawn and service the other by taking another loan and also of course the fact that the a high interest rates that are not aware of because when they are signing up for these loans they don't really read through the entire agreement they just agree or click agree on the mobile phones and then have this money. as well but what they forget is that this interest is is deducted from so if you take $400.00 it did out the interest after protests and you probably have about 3 maybe $350.00 something donna is only a phone and so repaying back has to be done either on a weekly basis or in a monthly basis and if you haven't paid it by the end of these agreed upon time period then you are either at risk of being listed at the credit reference bureau which is a lot like blacklisting you for not paying up in loans all right well a pretty tricky situation there and of course we know that there are 49 different credit apps are they all legit. yes at the moment they're registered 49 are legit but these are challenges because they're not regulated and with this it means that consumer data protection is

. >> from lawns hundred, senator cosgrove. >> from the city of henrikas. flower due hundred. delegate ingram? >> aye. >> james city and martins hundred, senator mason? >> aye. >> from argile's gift and martin's hundred, delegate mullan. >> aye. >> james city, kikotan, lawns hundred and martins hundred, senator norman? >> aye. >> from james city and martins hundred, delegate pogy. mr. speaker, members are present. >> joint assembly now will stand in recess and proceed in procession to reconvene on the mall. >>> next, president trump headlines remarks delivered on the 400th anniversary of the first virginia general assembly. this is the final part of a three-part ceremony. >> the joint assembly will come to order. the members will rise and be led in prayer by the right reverend susan goff, ecclesiastical authority, episcopal

in fact he had done some work on michelle's lawn a few weeks earlier.n he told her he just had his wisdom teeth out. >> i was so worried about him for the two days that he was there, and to think what he did to my brother. >> and her sister-in-law? it felt impossible to take that in. >> when i saw her mug shot i didn't even recognize her. she just had a different look about her. she's been in my life for 15 years and i didn't even know who she was. >> the next morning detectives recovered kevin's body buried in a shallow grave behind that high school right where morgan said it would be. and the following day steve shappell was picked up nearly 2,000 miles away in colorado. >> i still can't imagine him doing it. i can imagine morgan doing it. i don't know what they were thinking. >> figuring out what they were thinking was now the job of the county prosecutor, and it would prove to be more complicated than expected. >> did she say you need to go dig a hole? >> morgan had pointed the finger at steve, but now he was back and about to tell a very different

i was out mowing the lawn. she were invited to stay for supper and they went to a motel and came back to get us the next morning. the president tweeted. at that point it seemed like every media truck descended upon the potential nominee's homes. and we had a crew outside our single row. they had lawn chairs and vans and the works. they came prepared. shannon: the two guys from washington did not. >> they were in their suits in a rented car. so they went to walmart and got some duds they thought would be natural for the countryside but still felt like they were going to get caught. they said would you mind hiking out? we'll pick you up there. my wife's roller bag would not make it through that hike. i said guys, no. i'm not going to do that. my neighbor said neil, i grew up in iran during the revolution and i would never buy a house where there is only one escape. >> she said i have to shower and change. your getaway outfit, the whole point is not to be seen. the person who should have showered and changed didn'

he will go to the south lawn for official welcoming. queen was coming over for dinner we would not put on such a show so it is unique to see that. after lunchtime he will head over to the pentagon and there will be some state department briefings. in the evening they will return for the state dinner. that, on saturday morning they will head off on air force factory,io to open a $2 billion worth of investment from a company and its owner. that will be something the president is happy to trumpet because it is an investment in american jobs. australia is happy to celebrate because it shows a significant financial commitment the company has made. a prominent australian american that will be attending the state dinner? >> there are plenty. ,n indycar driver will be there there are one million great actors, which ones will turn up, i don't know. norman will be there. a lot of people who are a big deal to us. >> thank you very much conversation. >> an absolute pleasure, come down anytime you want. >> president and first lady melania trump will

reagan welcomed another australian prime minister on this lawn he is not an berty inevitable state andhich guarantees that once achieved it will survive. we pledge ourselves here at century off a second mateship, between our nations to renew and modernize our lives new century, to continue tobe vigilant and strong and build the economic strength that our world needs that contributes o the peace and prosperity of all. whatever lies ahead in this century, i know that australia and the united states will go on with the same unbreakable bond that defined the first century of mateship. thankesident, mrs. trump, you, again, for welcoming jen and here as true friends. blessd bless you, may god the good peoples of the commonwealth of australia and of america. states [applause] attention. >> mr. president, this concludes today's ceremony. ♪ national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ applause]d went into the white house, president trump and the australian prime minister the oval office. they invited reporters in, and resident tru

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they had 5 feet of water and they're cutting their lawn a short time later. these are amazing people, incredible people. the people of texas, that's why i'm here today. i'm here for this and i'm here for the stadium, and it's going to be a lot of fun. >> [inaudible] on climate change. >> well, they've had floods for many years in texas, and they've had hurricanes for many years in texas, and i think one of the big differences is we really have it down to a science now. in the last three and a half years, we've done something that nobody's done. nobody's reacted to hurricanes and flooding like the trump administration, and nobody's helped texas like the trump administration has helped them. we've done a good job, and i'm very happy to do that. very great state. >> [inaudible] worry about that for your own re-election? >> no, i don't think it is for us but, still, you can't take anything for granted. i just saw polled and we're ahead, but you have to always be careful. people think you're ahead, i like the con set of it's in play -- concept of it's in play. las

e'll then go to the south lawn for the official welcoming. far more pomp and circumstance dream of in ever australia. it's something unique to see, oval offers meetings. briefings with members of the a inet, about lunch time or little after he'll head over to will be gon and there some state department briefings as well and in the evening they dinner.or the steak the second of the trump presidency. they will, on saturday morning, they will head off on air force one to ohio, to open a factory, $2 billion worth by a company done owner, anthonyts factory out opening a in ohio. he's investing in american jobs. to ralia is very happy celebrate because it shows our significant financial commitment private companies make, not part of in the southern america, but doing so in north u.s.ca, doing so in the >> any prominent australian americans that will be attending dinner?ak >> there is plenty. he'll- an indycar driver, be there. will powell. turn up,hich ones will i don't know. norman, the former world number winner, multiple major will be there. yea

when president reagan welcomed another australian prime minister on this lawn, he reminded us libertyvitable state, and there is no law which guarantees that once achieved, it will survive. so we pledge ourselves here at this dawn of a second century of mateship, between our nations to renew and modernize our lives for a new century, to continue to be vigilant and strong, and to build the economic strength that our world needs that contributes to the peace and prosperity of all. whatever lies ahead in this century, i know that australia and the united states will go on to meet it with the same courage, the same daring, the same unbreakable bond that has defined the first century of mateship. mr. president, mrs. trump, thank you again for welcoming jen and me here and here as true friends. may god bless you, may god bless the good peoples of the commonwealth of australia and these united states of america. [applause] >> attention. >> ready. hut. >> mr. president, this concludes today's ceremony. ♪ ♪ forever"]d stripes [applause] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 20

some of the areas you see people cutting their lawn. these are amazing people. the people texas are why i am here today. i am here for this and the stadium. it will be a lot of fun. reporter: [indiscernible] president trump: they have had floods for any years in texas and hurricane for any years. one of the big differences is we have this down to a science now. we have done something nobody has done. nobody has reacted to hurricanes and flooding like the trump administration. nobody has helped texas like the trump administration. we have done a good job and i'm happy to do that. very great state. reporter: [indiscernible] worry about that for your own reelection? president trump: i don't think it is for us. you cannot take anything or granted. you have to always be careful. iople think you are ahead like the concept of it is in play. you hear something is in play, that means close, you work harder. i don't see how i could possibly lose texas. they want border security. they want to protect second amendment. it is possible. the only way it is possible is it peopl

here with the lawn some crow that was when i was 1560 and then i joined your fall and then you know i was invited to do i was asked to help the scorpions with a laugh dr. and you know and i think of one more but he didn't tell me that but you know then they tried to persuade me to stay in in the band and i went out to him with but i think we're good you know he'd be back actually crying on the phone michael please stay in the band again because i felt so bad for him you know and he talked about bringing the original guys back for your for this album and you actually want to ward back in 2010 for rock n roll excess and for living on the edge that was the marshall 11 what about now or is it would you say you're mellowing out is it possible for michael schenker now to just mellow out a little bit. more out of that then that is really true about this because if you have a talent and on the top people want to come up with great stories and i think that there are a lot of great stories. a lot of stories that don't they are not true you know people under sorious that you've even had a guitar

tranquility of the irish borderlands belies the turbulent role the frontier has played during the lawn bragg's a process. but there's another border that matters 2500 kilometers away from here gibraltar just 6.7 square kilometers in size but hof the world's seaborne trade still passes by the strip of land and its famous rock has been in british johnson 1713. every day thousands of spanish workers across the tiny border here to go to their jobs are brought there is also significant for its transport of goods. but the recent leak of operation yellow hammer the u.k. government's worst case brags of planning assumptions made grim reading for those living or working here it anticipates for an hour plus to live at the border in case of an odious brags that as well as disruption to the supply of goods including food and medicine. the document made clear the severe impact the scenario would have on gibraltar's economy. for workers used to making the short journey from la linea della concepcion on the spanish side such a scenario doesn't bear thinking about. nobody any owns being unable to go t

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it will get out because of the current recession companies have been cutting back and i was on the lawn to lost a job he committed so i've been forced to come here and seek work as a day laborer on the other night in a company even as india's economic growth slows consumers are buying fewer vehicles national car sales have been falling for 9 consecutive months it's the industry's worst crisis for 18 years millions of jobs could be at stake. and you will be supporting employment of 37000000 people that in the end if it was so in this industry goes down everything is right we're no longer employed in getting back here that you need for the coming years and frankly the unity of the country was founded. more to. busy the cyclists in the streets of tehran and for economy as a home business is all across minus sa are now feeling the pinch they previously benefited from the launch number of migrant workers he would drawn here by the car industry but now those numbers are dwindling a little solving the. crisis is very obvious here in the year the mining terms being cut in half we used to have a

when president reagan welcomed another australian prime minister on this lawn he reminded us libertyere at the dawn of another century to renew and modernize our alliance for a new century, to continue to be vigilant and strong and to build the economic strength that our world needs that contributes to the peace and prosperity of all. whatever lies ahead in this century, i know that australia and the united states will go on to meet it with the same courage, the same daring, the same unbreakable bonds that has defined the first century of mateship. the president and mrs. trump, thank you again for welcoming jen and me here and here as true friends. may god bless you. may god bless the good people of the commonwealth of australia and these united states of america. [applaus [applause]. [background sounds] >> mr. president this concludes today's ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . [applause] ♪ >> wrapping up this arrival ceremony for australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife jenny. we're in the united states until the 27th stopping in chicago, ohio and new york. la

ments i got to go to the south lawn of the white house and watch the president give a press conference. it was actually the announcement of the resignation of secretary of labor, alex acosta. got to watch the president depart on marine one. so i guess that was a pretty cool once in a lifetime experience. this is my fourth straight summer in d.c. for some sort of fellowship so i really got a chance to kind of go find those things kind of off the beaten path. this is my first time getting to go to the zoo myself, which i reference-- >> the national zoo. >> the national zoo. kind of going back and spending time places i've been. for instance the african-american history museum, got to spend a couple of hours. it wasn't too terribly crowded. got to go to the apollo 11 up on washington monument, which was very, very cool. >> 50th anniversary. >> 50th anniversary, yeah, just kind of getting into more detailed focus on what washington d.c. has to offer. >> of the-- when students come to class and their big political things happening, president trump, et cetera, says something or congress does

but that fully respects the lawn fully respects the judiciary.ample time at the end of october for them to dojust ample time at the end of october for them to do just that. the prime minister there. coming up injusta the prime minister there. coming up injust a few the prime minister there. coming up in just a few minutes, we will have the latest sports news. but now look at the weather. last week we had high pressure, plenty of sunshine. this week low—pressure nearby. u nsettled this week low—pressure nearby. unsettled spells but at least nights will be fairly mild. the pressure nearby as well as we enter mundane to the first part of tuesday. they tend windy conditions, i think, throughout monday night into the early hours of tuesday. some of that rain becoming heavy infantry across wales in the south—west but with the cloud, the breeze, the rain, nowhere is going to be particularly common. lows of 15. wet across the country on tuesday. and in this little feature will run into big some windy weather later on tuesday, particularly across england

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got to the white house normally he would stop and speak to waiting journalists on the white house lawn he didn't do that today he went inside the white house house hearing stablished if prison dollar did break the law by prodding the president of ukraine to interfere in the 2020 year u.s. presidential elections. well i think what we need to do is really you know here are the words from the acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire but before we actually hear from him there is one thing that i want to note which is that he said that if a president pressured a foreign government for help winning an election it would be unwarranted unwelcome and bad for the nation but he didn't say if it was illegal and that was key under also now if we compare the words of republicans or interpret if they focused on pushing claims that the controversy is a hoax that was cooked up by crooked journalists who received improper leaks from the intelligence community and we also like i said i think what we should do though is actually hear from mcguire himself i believe that everything we hear in

be netanyahu would pick could be a unity government and that's what they have basically said on the lawn and there's another problem as well since yesterday prime minister netanyahu and formed a bloc you had consultations with his traditional coalition partners the smaller right wing national religious and ultra orthodox parties and they have pledged that they will be staying loyal to him and that they would from the block and would only enter negotiations in such condition talks to gether this is a bit of a problem for people in white who have said today again that they would look for a broad and liberal government so they all kind of problems and all kind of complication still. it's still a bit unclear how this will move for but definitely not a simple solution that is for sure tanya great reporting tonight from jerusalem tania thank you here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world to new users ousted president as you know haven't even been ali has died in exile in saudi arabia that's according to his lawyer he ruled the country for more than 20 yea

it's just that i didn't put the book a book or 2 in the lawn well i've been out of the. $86340.00 bottles in 2 and a half hours that a lot of plastic we did the calculations that 10 bottles a 2nd and that's in the on mom production line in one of the factories in the country. 5 years ago this factory only fabricated glass bottles but on the day of our visit the production line for glass bottles is almost at a complete standstill. because they want to give the 60 away. from plastic g.b.u. while you are doing it but the trick apart from those who are defending the roof into the faucet to get that done so far so good to look good to. the aesthetic perhaps but the choice of plastic is essentially unless you glass bottles they are sticky open very top of the book. already i don't care about the guitar. only cares if course. what our guide is trying to say is that plastic doesn't seem to be a problem for the environment in tanzania so it's come back to the business of everyone 5 now. i think as the business bus picked to fill the political the bus to. defend the cycle. now that our factory visi