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it's no surprise to find 14-year-old noble brigham mowing his front lawn but it wasn't his front lawnwas caught mowing on monday. it was a strangers when the call for help came noble lived up to his name. it started with community e-mail from neighbor victor writing anyone have kid with loan mower who wants to make a little cash today when i left my house today i saw the elderly wop on the block cutting her lawn with scissors. the lawn service hadn't been showing up the woman took matt matters an pair of scissors into her own hands. the e-mail made it to the young volunteer. >> thighs my idea, yup. i didn't have to do it. but i was happy to. report i mowed the lawn. i had some trouble on the hill. but i, um, the mower died a couple of times because the grass was very high. >> reporter: the woman who was embarrassed and asked us not to identify her tried to give noble 20 buck but over and over he row paused. >> she tried to pay they me, and i said that i didn't want the money that i was just doing neighbor and thing report roar neighborly thing that made mom proud. >> it me feel very p

they broke into a storage shed and stole the push lawn mower and weed eater. at least one person drove off the lawn mower and the other followed in a truck. the church has 50 member and serves low-income neighborhood. the pastor doesn't want the thieves punished. in it's not the idea we want to just beat them down for something, you know, but if we can change their mind, their hearts, we wouldn't have this proble the thieves. >> what a forgiving spirit. >> ablutely >>you can order the iphone and watch. >> it does away with the headphone jack in favor of wireless connector. the tech giant announced the second generation apple watch. i don't know. i like my head phones. >>> a big decision about the voter i.d. law. packed full of flavor, one pint-sized hero was on a mission. looks like somebody's gotta save snack time from a serious case of boring. watch babybel's big taste leap into action in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. ? >>> a meeting on the state board of elections could lead to a major change for dozens of north caroli

there are a lot of brown lawns out there this year. this is the best time of year to do something about it. >> we have cool season grass and they love to grow in the sprg there and towns have water bands. we have to rely on rainfall to bring those lawns back. fall is a great time to fertilize. it is important that you don't buy fertilizer with a high percentage of nitrogen. you could burn your lawn and there is water available, wait for rain. >> if you cannot water because of a band, wait until there is a good chance of rain before you put it down and let nature water it for you. release fertilizer. why is that important? >> you want to make sure at least 25% of your nitrogen in the fertilizer is slow release. those will tell you that they are slow released type of fertilizers. ray: the best time the water is the other thing is, you want to water deeply. put that tuna can or soup can under your spray pattern and apply about an inch of water. ray: fall is also the time for fares. >> every county has a fair. we are only halfway through t

because of the long timeline, a major focus now is on lawn removal and replanting with drought-tolerant plants. valley water district pays $2 per square foot, which covers from 20% to 66% of the cost. >> as i showed earlier, we'd only done 160,000 square feet before the drought. since then, we've done 2 million square feet of lawn, and we need to do millions, millions more. >> and san jose water company is seeking approval to install high-tech water meters to give customers feedback on their conservation. >> they're gonna have instantaneous information as to their water use, very much like pg&e. you know, one example i saw was you're gonna know when you flush your toilet. it gets down to that kind of granularity. >> that plan is awaiting state regulatory approval. in san jose, david louie -- abc7 news. >> so many things to think about. a prominent expert on water issues is here with us in the studio right now -- dr. david sedlak. he's a professor of civil and uc berkeley and deputy director of the national science foundation's research center for re-inventing the nation's urban water in

maybe it is someone in our area, because all of the lawns are dying? >> i could use some tour in my yard, my ground, i mode the lawn actually last week, been a while, just a cloud of dust everywhere, and i was covered with it. >> and yesterday the rain was welcome. >> yes, over 3 inches in some spots, in the enough to break the deficit. but hey we'll take it, we're moving back in the dry pattern for the rest of the week into the weekend. it will stay warm. still talking about temperatures in the 80s really for the next several days, but second half of the weekend there is some signs of some fall like conditions making return to the forecast. live look right now outside. you can see little bit of clouds over us, little bit of low fog possibly north and west of the city. 70 degrees right now, light wind northeast at three. still, little muggy outside. you can feel the humidity around. it sticks around today, tomorrow, feels little more comfortable with the humidity dropping. fifty-eight in the poconos. about 70 from philadelphia on south and east. warm s

a 71-year-old man shot while simply watering his lawn. his neighbor's camera capturing his struggle to then get help. and now the plea this evening to find the suspects. >>> also tonight, the deadly storm. we're tracking the tropical country. a month's worth of rain in just hours. and the severe storms now ahead. >>> the commander in chief test. donald trump, who once said he had a secret plan to takeut isis. his big reveal tonight. and after our interview, trump saying hillary clinton doesn't look presidential, tonight, chelsea clinton, center stage, firing back. d-air collision. two planes colliding, the second time in a week. new iphone. the big feature going away. >>> good evening on this very busy wednesday night. and we begin here with a stunning new image caught on a neighbor's surveillance camera. a -yol shot while working in his lawn. it is a chiinreminder of a city already in crisis. you can see the two suspects approach on bikes. one man then wrestling with the homeowner. night, we've learned he's innsi shock. and it comes afte

my lawn is plenty brown. the landscaper said, don't even bother watering it, you're just wasting water. it will hibernate until next spring, then you can start all over again. here is part of the problem, as krystal was mentioning. we had rain on the 1st. but every one of these days in orange are dry until sunday, the only day in our ten-day forecast where i'm predicting any kind of significant rain. even there there's just a chance that it's going to be significant enough to make an impact, not just a few showers. we're at 83 degrees in philadelphia with completely clear skies. you certainly can't get any rain out of that. and we've got pretty much clear skies everywhere across the area. look at that sky at the lehigh valley, that is just beautiful. in philadelphia last week, we were seeing temperatures, 97, 98 degrees, feels-like temperatures 107, 108. now look at this. 87 the warm spot at graduate hospital, also in center city, with very low humidity. but only 81 in andorra and bustleton and park wood. wit

lawn with desert landscaping. >> good for you. okay. and speaking of everything that you are doing, we are going to talk about some legislative efforts coming up next. when we return, waterworks, the senator's efforts to solve the drought problem. the senator's efforts to solve the drought problem. that'll be right after this. (announcer) >>you'u' w wchinin yeyen washington with marilee joyce." heart, what's going on? i'm leaving. not enough. the pressure is too much. i quit! i get it. i can do better. just please...don't leave! [narrator] don't let your heart quit on you. get your uncontrolled high blood pressure to a healthy range before it's too late. >> and welcome back to "eye on washington" and our look at the war on the severe drought. my guest today is nevada u.s. senator harry reid. well, east of the mississippi, you have all these huge rivers, but nevada doesn't have one. in fact, nevada, arizona, california, colorado, new one small one they all have to share and it's called the colorado river. it has to supply them all with w

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an elderly man shot in broad daylight while watering his lawn. his struggle for help caught on camera. outrage in a city caught in the grips of a shooting epidemic. >>> and paying the price. new fallout for ryan lochte after a scandal that rocked rio. "nightly news" begins >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> wells fargo one of the nation's largest banks is in serious trouble tonight admitting that for years it signed up customers for credit cards and online banking services without their knowledge, even creating fake e-mail addresses for enrollment. the company says it has fired thousands of employees who were involved in the scream but its admission the bank's culture. tonight regulators are hitting wells fargo with massive fines. tom costello starts us off with what customers should know. >> reporter: it was fraud on a scale that matched the size and innuns of the world's largest bank. wells fargo employees opened roughly 1.5 million bank accounts and applied more than half a millio

next treasure island fleet to be located on the east side of the island is that portion of the great lawnand parking lot are now inside of ti cd for demolition. event staff is also gearing up with treasure island music festival on the southeast corner of treasure island on the weekend of october 15 and 16th. this will be the events 10th anniversary on treasure island. even sap is also working to spread the word among city agencies and with event organizers for the fleet week festivities that with them no areas of the great lawn and the adjacent parking lot that people traditionally used to view the airshow won't be accessible and to encourage people to explore other venues for watching the fleet week activities. there were also a number of filming projects on the island last week. last month including photography for vocal advertisements. we began composting service in the treasure island administration building and are working with -and ecology to make sure those that material can be composted dirt either passed out the stone from the department of environment will be having an event nex

so i mode the lawn. i had some trouble on the hill. the mower died couple of times, because the grass with a was very high. >> the woman who was embarrased and asked us not to identify her, tried to give noble 20 bucks, but over and over he refused. >> she tried to pay me, and i said that i didn't want the money, but i was just doing a neighborly thing. >> a neighborly thing that made mom proud. >> it made me feel very prout -- proud, you know, that he didn't even think twice about it. >> brian sat end, "fox 29 news". >> 4:57. let's go back to the live breaking news here, we're along i95 southbound lanes, through philadelphia, right now, two crashes have southbound traffic completely shutdown after a collision with a tractor-trailer, and a firetruck. how can this have been washed 12 weeks ago and still smell like springtime? unstopables in-wash scent boosters. the more you pour, the more scent you'll savor. toss it in before your clothes for luxurious scent up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. the ultimate in long lasting scent. a box

an elderly man shot while watering his lawn. the suspect still at large. new pressure on chicago's mayor to stop the epidemic of violence gripping his city. >>> also the smithsonian's much >>> back now with a manhunt in a brazen shooting caught on camera. police are searching for two suspects after a 71-year-old man was shot and injured watering his lawn on chicago's southwest side. in a city that's already had over 500 murders this year, this latest incident turns up the heat on city hall to do more to stop the violence. nbc's kevin tibbles with more. >> 7100 south male just got shot, bleeding. >> reporter: chicago police dispatch relays news of yet another shooting. >> people are taking him to a hospital in a white pickup truck. >> reporter: security video shows a 71-year-old man robbed while watering his lawn by two suspects riding bicycles. there's a struggle. >> she was saying that the guy was wrestling with him. he shot him, took his wallet. then he went northbound on california and east on 70s street. the suspects still at large. >> i did 20 years i

. >> they have been stealing lawn equipment out of trailers, out of garages. and then they're using this address to sell the stolen lawn equipment. >> the group of teens is facing multiple charges. the victim was not hurt. >>> lake wales police on the hunt for the person who stole a utility vehicle on highway 27 north. officers say someone cut the polaris ranger sunday. it looks like the thief cut the fence to get in the property. officers are using fingerprints found at the scene to track down the thief. >>> highway patrol troopers releasing new details on this crash that seriously damaged a funeral home. troopers identifying the driver as 55-year-old raymond myers of lake wales. they say he is still in serious condition tonight. troopers say myers suffered a medical episode on state road 60 and crashed into the funeral home yesterday. thankfully no lobby at the time of the accident. >>> breaking late this afternoon, state health officials confirming six new cases of locally transmitted zika. all of them in sat florida. the number of cases in the state is up

. >>> thieves broke into a storage shed and stole a riding lawn mower, push lawn mower, and weed eater. at least one person drove off on the lawn mower, another person followed in a truck. the church has 50 member and is he doesn't want the thieves punished. >> it's not the idea we want to beat them down for something, you know, but if we can help them, change their mind, their hearts, then we wouldn't have this problem. >> police hope the video leads them to the thieves. >>> you can preorder the iphone or apple watch. >> the new iphone gets away with the headphone jack for a wireless headphone and more memory a it announced its second generation apple watch. i like my head phones. >> i don't know. it go to try it out and see if i like it. >> let me know what you think. >> you got to do what you got to do. >>> the state board of elections could make a very big decision about the voter i.d. law. >> what they're expected to determine and who it may impact. >>> before we head to break, we have bill ray in with the forecast on your thursday. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... bu

new surveillance video shows a 71-year-old man shot while he wondered his lawn in chicago. the victim is in stable condition right now, and as abc's marci gonzalez tells us , neighbors are hitting the streets to find a break in the case. marci: neighbors goi attacked a senior citizen in broad daylight. the latest example of the record -breaking violence lighting parts of the city. surveillance video shows him outside of his home tuesday. 2 men right eye on bicycles and one comes back. he tries to defend himself but falls down. the man shoots him in the abdomen before stealing his you are not even safe in your own yard. marci: he is in stable condition as frustrated residents way for him and the community. this year there have been already 3000 shootings in chicago and was in 500 murders. that is more than in new york and los angeles >> not a police issue, it is a society issue. in promised neighborhoods and people without hope do these things. kristen: show me a man without hope and i will show you a gun doing with it. -- kristen: a lawyer says that his client is protesting

the officer walked outside found that in their lawn at 8:00 in the morning on sunday. they're describing as a moll tav cocktail like device. you can see that in the picture. boston police and boston fire are both involved in the investigation. commissioner evans releasing safety and well being of my officers is of the highest importance to me and as a result this is an incident we are taking seriously and investigating accordingly. what they're looking at right now trying to determine if this officer was targeted or if this was some kind of random act by somebody who happened to walk by and throw that in a random lawn. anyone with information should contact police. story in halifax. fire fighters from towns racing in to battle a huge fire. those flames ripping through a home. right now investigators are really focussed into looking into how it started. tim caputo live in halifax with details. tim. >> reporter: yeah, kim, they're still trying to figure that out. they start to roll up the hoses out here. crews are leaving the at this point investigators trying to figure

like slow mowing the lawn? all right. i'll work on that one. why? dogs struggle with stay and shake, but why does this dog speak full sentences in english? i don't know. look at this video of him reminding his mom that e he loves her. >> mom, mom, mom, love you! >> aside from speaking, he's a full-time model on instagram with 55,000 followers. kendis, diane, did you ask your dog to speak and he did, or is that just a marcel thing? >> i'm thinking it's a marcel thing. >> it doesn't work. >> your rabbit. we're just hearing reports of a deadly crash on decatur near the 2- 15. police tell us a motorcycle rider lost control and hit a guardrail. the rider was taken to u-m-c where they were pronounced dead. our crews are headed to the scene to get more information. but first...let's get right over to yasmeen hassan..she has everything you need to know to get around this crash right now...roads could be shut down for hours! yasmeen? the valley this morning and our best chances for this rain will linger until 10am. from 11am to 4pm, rain chances

. >> yeah, all started with a lawn that needed mowing. >> right.cking thing an elderly woman did in desperation. brad sattin joining us live from the studio to explain the hero who saved the day, brad. >> reporter: this is pretty good story. story of a very sweet woman in her 80 who's just wanted to remain anonymous and a 14-year-old boy who wasn't looking for any special attention but certainly is living up to his name. his name is noble. when 14-year-old noble brigham mows his front lawn he usually does it without a fox 29 trailing him. today we wanted watch since we missed him on monday when he mowed another lawn. we can't show it to you well the lawn's owner is embarrassed about the whole thing. but we can tell you how it came to be. starting with a community e-mail from philly magazine reporter victor fee or rollly who lives nearby. anyone have a kid with a lawnmower who wants to make a little cash today? when i left my cash today i saw the elderly woman on the block cutting her lawn with a scissors. turns out the 80 plus-year-old was beside h

. >> and after years the natio nation's front lawn is almost ready for unveiling. >> as we head to break live look across the d.c. region right now the time is 4:4 1. wake up we're back to school cross the dmv. fox news morning is back after this >> well, good morning to you today, on "fox news morning", terrible traffic tuesday every school child in the region back to school today making the commute one of the worst in the year. >> and hyattsville communities on high alert after a shooting at near a local university. >> and getting ready for possibly five 90 degree temperatures. get ready, get ready, you ready? >> brace yourself, i'm ready, no fall boots yet. >> thank you for joining us i'm erin como. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> it's known as terrible traffic tuesday first day of school for everybody. everybody should be back in class. people everywhere and buses everywhere. >> and more on traffic in a bit. here is gar bear gary mcgrady tells us about the heat wave you. >> said five days 90 plus. >> write that down. >> i'm going to write that down. >> i have to adjust the forecast a little

and i punched in the home number and said the president is out and about and i think he is on the lawn in the rose garden. they said render assistance right now. so i did, where the president was going and followed him to the lincoln memorial. couldn't have gotten there more than two or three minutes after he got there, went up the stairs to see what was going on and found him in discussion with 10 or 15 young people, students who had come in from all over the east coast. there were three women who were there as eyewitness accounts of the conversation, the only ones we have. their names were lynn and ronnie and jane, he didn't look anyone in the eyes, was mumbling, sentence structure, there was none. someone who asked him to speak up, would jolted out of wherever he was and he would look up and shake his head around and then go back and was gone again, there was no train of thought. nothing he was saying was coherent. at first i felt are and that changed to respect and then as he kept talking it went to disappointment and disillusionment and that i felt petty because he was so pathetic

. >>> one burglar messed with the wrong house in fair lawn. the home of the pastor who proved that he is no pushover. that 60-year-old pastor and his the crops arrived. bob jones has the details on a story that you'll see on 5:00. bob? >> reporter: tonight the suspect is locked up here in the summit county jail. now police are trying to figure out if the quick action by two pastors will help solve other crimes. here is what happened around noon on thursday, jerome parker is a pastor and his son joshua arrived at their fair lawn home finding the front and back doors open. they spotted a foot of the closet. jerome pulled him out and wrestled him to the ground. joshua called 911. the suspect is identified as 25- year-old joshua hawkins. police arrived finding the crook detained by the pastors. investigators say that the suspect was trying to steal cash to get heroin. jerome, who is a pastor of world harvest christian church in akron, says that he has forgiveness, but also wants justice and the intruder to get help. >> it's obvious that he was in

. >> we are following more news here today a man shot mowing his lawn, watering his lawn in chicago over the labor day weekend, expected to survivor. the entire incident on surveillance video. just the latest in a string of shootings in chicago, the new normal. >> reporter: on the south side of chicago more bullet casings scattered on a city street. >> i heard the gun shot and i ran out. he was like dazed in the street. >> reporter: that's what surveillance video from another neighbor's home shows. this is a 71-year old man, just out watering his front lawn. stomach. you can see the garden hose going airborne. >> absolutely ridiculous. you're not safe in your own yard. >> reporter: more than 40 other chicago families know how that feels. after a bloody holiday weekend. gun shots forced a brand new baby boy into the world early, someone fired 17 shots at his mom and dad sitting on their front porch. >> the men and women are clearly doing what we want them to do. we're at 6,000 recoveries for theea clearly, the police department is doing their job. i need our legislative and judicial partn

another day to get out to do some lawn work or just relax on the back porch. this evening will be fantastic as well. clear skies will stick around and temperatures will drop back down into the low to middle 50s. with a light northeast breeze you could get away with opening up the windows once again. this calm and comfortable weather sticks around for the majority of your labor whks to the this will cause a blocking pattern for much of the midwest. it won't be until late on monday where we bring back the chance of a few storms. today: mostly sunny, spectacular. low humidity. win 5-10.gh: 75 alo: 75 d: 73 49 to 5 4 years in prison for accidentally shooting and killing his father. a judge sentenced 24- year-old dale white to 47 months in prison yesterday. he pleaded guilty to being a drug user in possession of a firearm earlier this month. prosecutors say white and his father were handling a 22 caliber rifle in their living room when it accidentally fired in january. white will serve 3 years of supervised release after serving his sentence. a fayette county man r

. >> his schedule booked, his lawn care business booming and his new customers in the suburbs of columbus, ohio, they are streaming in from a novel source, an online platform called next door. >> before i got the app next door i passed out fliers and went door to door. after i went next door, got a lot more customers, making me >> andrew is part of the rapidly growing on demand economy that attracts more than 20 million customers spending close to $60 billion a year. customers that aren't just in the big cities. in fact, most of them are in rural areas and suburbs like andrew's while only one-third are in urban areas like san

. >> and overnight a car flipped landing upsidedown on the front lawn of a canton home. what police have just told us about the late night rollover. >> but first we're taking a live look outside on this friday, september 16th. good morning, everybody. plenty of events happening in northeast ohio, over the weekend. but rain, it could have an effect on those plans tomorrow. >> i know, we are expecting timing is key depending on your events. let's get straight to t this morning we're not dealing with any rain. let's take you straight to the temperatures. we're starting off pretty cool. dunn in wayne county already in the upper 40s. up towards menar. good morning mill letters burg at 56 degrees. here's a look at that hour-by-hour forecast, a few things i want to point out is the amount of sunshine we're into the afternoon, you'll notice the clouds starting to billow in. that's the indicator that the change in weather is coming. we'll get warm out there. maybe make it a pool day. we'll talk about the rain chances coming up. >> thank you. >>> no problems on the highways. remem

steve: and this was happening both in the white house and on the south lawn. gary walters: absolutely. much of it was being done inside the kitchen. we were waiting for later in the morning, around 1138 -- 11:30 a.m. or so, to get everything ready. we had plenty of time. steve: president bush 41 and barbara bush departed the white house around 8:30 a.m. in the morning. what happened next? gary walters: we continued on with the activities. it was a little before 9:00 that mrs. bush came down, i met her at the elevator. she was preparing to go down to capitol hill. as we were walking out, i remember distinctly talking about christmas decorations. my thought was that i had a couple of questions i had to ask her and there were some decisions she needed to make. on the way out to the south part ago -- south portico, i asked her if she had her boxing gloves on. if she was ready to box with the senate committee. and she said no, that this would be a good chance for her to lay out what she thought about early childhood education. as we walked through the diplomatic re

it is common practice to put a politician sign on your front lawn.donald trump, you can put a donald trump sign on your lawn. it is becoming equally popular for people to steal those signs. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: smiling michael ricano was in no mood to smile when thieves kept stealing his donald trump lawn signs. >> they're trying to shut me up. >> reporter: rather than shut up, michael put up a $5,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves. >> i'm choosing trump and stay the hell off my lawn and let me express my opinion. >> reporter: this florida real estate didn't appreciate the f trump graffiti outside his queens, new york, home. he put up 100 reward signs featuring a suspect's photo captured by surveillance cameras. the presidential campaign has kept cameras busy with people stealing trump signs, jumping out of a car, grabbing signs and jumping back in. jeff wise of hartford, connecticut, caught two teens red handed in his driveway. >> stealing my donald trump signs? >> yeah, we are. >> i know. >> why would you do

the blackened area suggests some burning on the lawn. it prompted the boston regional intelligence center or brick to issue an alert for all officers urging them to remain vigilant. boston mayor marty walsh tells fox25 it is not yet certain if the incendiary device was an exact threat on police. >> i don't know how it was put there or why it was put there. it was intended to be there and we are doing an investigation on it. when somebody looks to target somebody's h personal vehicle, a whole different concern. >> daniel: over the summer fox25 investigated apparent cases of threats against boston police officers. since mill mid-july the personal vehicles of three officers and to have been targeted when the lug nuts that homeland tires in place were loosened. one officer driving home from the a 1 station downtown actually lost a tire off his personal car. these incidents prompted an alert for boston police to inspect the tires on their cruisers and their personal linsky tells me all of these incidents are tough reminders for police everywh

cops eye say a man stole it from the front lawn of congregation beth shall solomon synagogue. ran towards group people waiting for him. if you know who he is call police. >>> zero receives tweets posted by the chair of the board of trustee ursinus college is causing uproar on campus students post the tweets from chairman michael marcon's twitter page. the tweets from 2013 to 2015 have been called racist and second sift and reference president obama. caitlin jenner and women who wear yoga pants. some students are calling for marcon's resignation but the president said this is a learning experience. >> i do know mr. marcon, and i know that he regrets saying those and i think we are all going through an interesting process of educating ourselves right now. >> marcon has apologized for the tweets and he'll meet with offended students tomorrow at least one board member says that's not enough. he chose to resign rather than continue to serve with marcon. >>> you see it, you shoot it. our fresco users are helping us show you what is happening in your neighbor. dawn, what's going on t

you're going to have to water some lawns, because there's not much of a chance of rain. philadelphia, dover, reading, atlantic city, anywhere else, not much of a threat during the next week. so tomorrow it's near 90 at fairmont, reading 89. little bit higher humidity than today. still nothing too extreme. and we're not really expecting showers at the shore tomorrow because of the system starting to move out. so should be a much nicer afternoon at the shore than it has been. there's thursday and friday in philadelphia. at the pa suburbs and also lehigh valley, looks like we could hit 90 both of those days, too, and still be pretty warm at the shore. look at that, 89 degrees at the jersey shore on thursday. 87 friday, more of a land breeze, and everywhere else, of course, does get into the 90s. there's the 90s thursday, friday, saturday, but probably not sunday. the eagles, the humidity goes down and then it's relatively comfortable early in the week and very comfortable and cooler later in the week. >> all right, glenn. >>> epipens in schools, what we've learned about the