they believe that 39—year—old woman is leanne mccarry.erving officer with the greater manchester police force but because this discovery was made in cheshire at a cheshire police detectives that are investigating the suspicious death that they have arrested a a3—year—old man who is also from them so one suspicion of murder. they are saying they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this. they are describing it as an isolated incident. we've had a statement from cheshire police. from the detective inspectors said investigations into her death currently ongoing and we are working ha rd to currently ongoing and we are working hard to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident. we are aware of a number of rumours circulating and was formal identification is not yet taken place we do believe that the victim is 39—year—old leanne mackay from wilmslow. leanne was a mother of three young children and a serving police officer. 0ur of three young children and a serving police officer. our thoughts at this difficult time

they believe that 39—year—old woman is leanne mckie.his discovery was made in cheshire, it is cheshire police detectives that are investigating the suspicious death and they have arrested a 43—year—old man who was also from wilmslow on suspicion of murder. they have said they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this and describe it as an isolated incident. we have had a statement from cheshire police, from detective chief inspector adam waller, who has said investigations into her death are currently ongoing but we‘re working hard to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident. we are aware of a number of rumours circulating in relation to the identity of the victim and whilst formal identification has not yet taken place, we believe that the victim is 39—year—old leanne mckie from wilmslow. she was a mother of three young children and a serving police officer, our thoughts at this difficult time are with her family, friends and colleagues. danjohnson dan johnson in leeds. danjohnson in leeds. let us take a

. >> abc news reporter leann melendez has more on what caused the smog. >> reporter: visitors to san francisco's twin peaks were not battered by the traditional wind and fog. instead, people were marvelling at the hazy skies u.n. usual for this area. smoke from more than a dozen fires in northern california and oregon has been moving towards the bay area and staying here because there hasn't been a wind system to push it out. >> we've not had fresh wind, not had a lot of ventilation, so high heat, low wind, we're breathing in smoke and ozone. >> reporter: add the vent high temperatures and the air quality becomes extremely poor. >> typically patients who are normally well controlled with their inhalers and their medications now are finding that those aren't working like they used to. >> reporter: patients also complain of headaches and coughing with all those particles in the air, doctors recommend not exercising outdoors. >> i wasn't running it when it was 106 for sure, i was inside just waiting for things to cool down. >> reporter: conditions were slowly changing, enough to lift th

. >> abc news reporter leann mendes is leave francisco. leann i know this has got to be a tough time. >> reporter: it is, it's like a one-two punch for mexico, carolin, nearly two weeks ago that c wryntas devastated by eahqua 9.1 madrigal constitute earthquake. today this one was much closer to mexico city with a larger population and close tiesar t theo e vidtheo is terrifying, a building collapses as onlookers yell for the people inside to get out. i showed the video to several people waiting outside the consulate in mexico of mexico city. >> we've been trying to contact friends and family in mexico city, as well as the state of guerrero through facebook. so far we have not heard news yet. we'll see. >> reporter: the quake was felt in mexico city which is only 75 miles from the epi center in the state of morel loes. neighboring cities near the capital helped to remove rubble and free engine trapped. this man who lives in mexico says everyone he knows is safe but is very frightened. people in the bay area unable to reach family members ar

. >> abc news reporter leann mendes is leave in san francisco. leann i know this has got to be a tough time. >> reporter: it is, it's like a one-two punch for mexico, carolin, nearly two weeks ago that country was devastated by another 9.1 madrigal constitute earthqua earthquake. today this one was much closer to mexico city with a larger population and close ties to the bay area. the video is terrifying, a building collapses as onlookers yell for the people inside to get out. i showed the video to several people waiting outside the consulate in mexico of mexico city. >> we've been trying to contact friends and family in mexico city, as well as the state of guerrero through facebook. so far we have not heard news yet. we'll see. >> reporter: the quake was felt in mexico city which is only 75 miles from the epi center in the state of morel loes. neighboring cities near the capital helped to remove rubble and free engine trapped. this man who lives in mexico says everyone he knows is safe but is very frightened. people in the bay area unable to rea

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he's giving all of this to leanne aguilera. >> take care of business, fellas. >> going from playing your like to step into some brand-new shoes? >> baby girl, i see you boo. i ain't going nowhere. just switching to another gig. >> shemar worked out five days a week and put on ten pounds of muscle to play s.w.a.t.'s team leader hondo. the 47-year-old posted plenty of shirtless sweaty workout videos and we didn't mind trolling his tr instagram for these shots one bit. >> you're always in shape but you did gain a lot of muscle. i know there's baby oil tricks on your instagram. >> it's cocoa butter. keeps my black from cracking. >> of course you know what they say about all work and no play. >> things get a little steamy in the pilot. >> oh, yeah, yeah. i take my shirt off. but the ladies got, you know, they got things they got to keep together. then you're trying to play kisscy face. then, you know, maybe she's married. maybe she's got a boyfriend. hopefully she didn't bring the boyfriend or the husband to the set because that's a little awkward. >> those eight years on young and the restle

that both eni aluko and anotherformer i understand that both eni aluko and another former player, leanne at a hearing in october. time to round up some of the day's other stories now and the bbc is to stream women's super league one games across tv, radio and online when the new season begins later this month. five matches will be shown live on the bbc sport website, with a further four games to be aired on bbc radio five live. the merseyside derby between everton and liverpool gets the wsl campaign under way on friday the 22nd of september. there will be commentary of that on radio 5 live. a world 11 cricket team has arrived in pakistan ahead of a three—match twenty 20 series. it's hoped that the series will open the doors for international cricket's return to the country after eight years. pakistan has only hosted one international series since militants attacked a bus carrying the sri lankan cricket team in 2009. three russian cyclists are taking legal action against the world anti—doping agency and canadian investigator richard mclaren. kirill sveshnikov, dmitry strakhov and dmitry s

leanne was with the cast starting with milo ventimiglia, who is feeling a little bit of this is jackck is mr. perfect. you're making women swoon all over the country. does that help or hurt you in your real dating life? >> totally hurts. people are like, man, i wish my husband were more like jack. i wish my boyfriend could do the things that jack would do. i'm like, jack's not real. give your dude some love. >> how sexy you make me feel. we moved in together. >> no! >> on the show, toby is doing row mant ix gestures for you. does that have josh step up his game at all? >> i mean, i think toby has everybody stepping up their game. it doesn't hurt me. it helps me. >> kevin is one of the most romantic characters we have seen on tv. is your fiance expecting you to go above and beyond now? >> you can't get or keep a woman like that unless you go above and beyond. trust me. >> randall has abs for days. does that help or hurt you in real life? >> i try to keep up pip take some days off. i look underneath the shirt. i'm like, it's looking a little soft right now. i know one day, randall will

to that accident, bumper to bumper conditions around the blue route, would i say give yourself at leannra 45 minutes, and at a minimum on the schuylkill right now. then a disable vehicle we were looking at, hard to see there, disabled vehicle route one past route 332, plus another accident, we have two out there one in bristol, 142 north, and in the next 10 minutes. jim, back over. >>> and, folks in florida are turning their focus to clean up and recovery. we have learned that 12 people are killed by the storm in florida up from the original, seven reported. in the u.s. and caribbean irma killed 55 people in total. almost half of florida remains in the dark, without power and utility crews worked around the clock. tomorrow president trump will visit florida for a firsthand look at the damage. >>> president trump recently announced time limit for daca deferred action for childhood arrivals program, today, house leaders from both parties are meeting to discuss legislation to protect the program's recipients, here's john lawrence. >> reporter: eight days have passed since president trump p

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leanne tee robinson says her 11-year-old son was walking in the hallway of his new school when anotherho is white hit her son who is black but that's not all. he also called her son a racial slur according to the mom. fox 29's bruce gordon spoke with the woman who is upset on how the school is handling this issue. she says the boy who hit her son was only suspended for 33 days. >> if he would not have physically assaulted my child he would no have been suspended. >> you don't believe the suspension was connected or did they suggest to you the suspension was connected to the slur. >> no. he wants to stay at his school but his mom feels for his safe safety. any suspension is followed by a mandatory re-entry, parent conference and follow up counseling. >> police make an arrest in deadly hit-and-run over the summer arresting todd stillman after they say physical evidence and surveillance video led them to stillman. they say he hit 44 cereal calvin dot ton with his pickup truck while you walking on elkton road back in july in newark. stillman turned himself in yesterday. tonight he's free o

. >> reporter: leanne corette has been ceo of boeing's defense business for 18 months. >> it's transformative time, fast paced. as we identify opportunities that will make us better, that's what's most important. >> reporter: while most people have flown in a boeing plane, the company actually makes a third of its money selling military equipment to countries around the globe. it's been relocating headquarters to washington, d.c. and investing for growth. both organically but also on the heels of the northrop grumman deal through acquisitions. >> we have a very focused strategy on our growth. that includes looking organically on where we're going to invest. we also are continuing to look at other ways to increase our top line through mergers and acquisitions. we have a continued pipeline we're assisting. >> reporter: so yod abe a buyer if the right opportunity came along? >> yes. >> reporter: are you talking to anyone? >> we'll stay away from that. >> reporter: defense is poised to reap the rewards of increased government spending, both domestically and abroad. a business experiencing a drama

leann? >> well, is this weather wacky or what?i don't think i've seen it this bad up here, and this afternoon it was even drizzling if you can believe that? >> what we need is wind and we are getting it? >> from san francisco's twin peeks, there was no confusing the hazy skies for fog. for starters, the air was still, unusual for this area, smoke for more than a dozen fires in northern california and oregon has been moving toward the bay area and staying here because there hasn't been a wind system to push it out. >> if we don't have fraesh winds to ventilate that away, we're just sitting in all that smoke. that's what happened the last several days. >> san francisco not beelg used to the heat, and with all the pollutants coming in, we've seen an increase in the number of people that are coming in with respiratory issues. >> patients complain of headaches and coughing. doctors recommend not exercising outdoors, not everyone follows that advise. >> you can't stop doing everything, right? you can try to not drive so much. >> i wasn'

we know that doctor leanne fox said this would be one of the easiest trade deals anyone has ever hadmself said how easy it would be. he's now saying how difficult it is. i think they totally underestimated the fact that the 43 years many of our laws have come from brussels. and when we leave the eu this bill, is to put this bill is to put the brussels—type laws into english law and then for ministers to have the right to change them because we're no longer a member of the eu. and you've made documentaries in brussels about the institution itself. i'm fascinated therefore what you think when you listen to michelle barnier, when you listen tojean—claude yunker, what is your assessment of what is going through their mind about britain's decision to leave, about the long, long, long process that is still ahead of us all? well, i think that people like michelle barnier and jean—claude junker, they remember how difficult making deals with the british in the eu have been over the years and in some ways they're breathing a sigh of relief. they're also thinking, we'll get out own back. there

especially among leading progressives like jane addams and leanne wall. he also had contacts with the new republic which was most important progressive magazine at the time. . it was edited into the war. this was after hoover became food administrator. this put him in touch with a lot of female progressive leaders. he also became a direct advisor to wilson, gaining membership in in 1918ident's for cap cabinet in 1918. in november of 1918, he echoed wilson's appeal to voters. to elect a democratic congress and the congressional -- in the congressional elections that year. this statement caused a lot of controversy for hoover later in wilson'sr evoked personal message to hoover, a note saying that hoover's statement test me very deeply and thinking hoover -- thinking hoover from the bottom of his heart. hoover tried to help out democratic congressman who were under criticism for the price of wheat that hoover fixed during the war, they wanted a higher price and the wheat price was one of the reasons the democrats ran into a lot of trouble in the 1918 electi

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leann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> developer is taking traffic action on a $20 million housing project inhe east bay. >> dan is here with a preview of his report tonight on abc news at 11. >> when tip came in i was began researching and able to confirm crews under -- they dug up the first one more than two years ago. several people who bought homes in freemont tell me the builder did not disclose what they found and how they're going to dispose of the remains. the company had a duty. >> if there are defects or problems with the property that could not be found through that reasonable diligence, the seller has the obligation to make that disclosure to the buyer because the seller has a greater position of knowledge. >> tonight i'll explain what builder is now offering to people who bought homes there, and i'll tell you what will happen to those remains. some 650 years ago. that's tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> coming up next, a first for fremont. plans to turn a old motel into affordable housing. >>> temperatures and fire danger on the rise. a closer look in the forecast coming up. >>

leann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> developer is taking traffic action on a $20 million housing project inhe east bay. >> dan is here with a preview of his report tonight on abc news at 11. >> when tip came in i was began researching and able to confirm crews under -- they dug up the first one more than two years ago. several people who bought homes in freemont tell me the builder did not disclose what they found and how they're going to dispose of the remains. the company had a duty. >> if there are defects or problems with the property that could not be found through that reasonable diligence, the seller has the obligation to make that disclosure to the buyer because the seller has a greater position of knowledge. >> tonight i'll explain what builder is now offering to people who bought homes there, and i'll tell you what will happen to those remains. some 650 years ago. that's tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> coming up next, a first for fremont. plans to turn a old motel into affordable housing. >>> temperatures and fire danger on the rise. a closer look in the forecast coming up. >>

most have no means to rebuild without a her cue leann effort. help is on the way but it has taken too long. >> a week ago today it was coming down. >> reporter: but relief is only trick ling in, instead of flooding in. the reason is twofold, communication is nearly impossible and security is precarious. crime has shot up residents say. a dangerous desperation has emerged. a few miles away on another island, more tragedy. >> it's hard to get food, water, gas. it took us three hours just to get ice. and i -- i'm worried about mosquitos and diseases. i don't know if i can do it. >> in st. thomas, the stunning landscape that attracts tourists from around the world is decima decimated. the winds turned this island inside out at spots. >> reporter: there is a telltale sign a category 4 or 5 has hit, and it's this, there's no leaves on the trees. the hurricane has stripped every branch on this island bare. from st. john to st. thomas there is destruction. right now life is anything but paradise. >>> and thousands of people continue to be in dire need i

leann with the story. >> it was a question reporters had to ask. while each player is weighing in on it, they will have a meeting in the next few weeks the decide. now, steph curry said, just like in our country, every opinion matters. >> the pressing question during the warriors media day was whether the nba champions would stand next to president trump at the white house. >> i don't want to go. that's really it. >> hell no, i'm not going or hell, yeah, i want to go. at the end of the day, we'll decide as a team. >> from there the press moved tort kevin durant's recent twitter episode of the. >> i moved past it of the. >> draymond green who has seen his share of mishaps says he was anything but sympathetic. >> i stood right there and laughed in his face and it felt pretty damn good. >> mishaps aside, media day was a chance for reporters to get a sense of the team's outlook for the season and take pictures. lots. >> apparently we need 72 photos for each coach. >> for me it was chance to help tries entire roster. >> who do you want >> best described

leann with the story. >> it was a question reporters had to ask. while each player is weighing in on it, they will have a meeting in the next few weeks the decide. now, steph curry said, just like in our country, every opinion matters. >> the pressing question during the warriors media day was whether the nba champions would stand next to president trump at the white house. >> i don't want to go. that's really it. >> hell no, i'm not going or hell, yeah, i want to go. at the end of the day, we'll decide as a team. >> from there the press moved tort kevin durant's recent twitter episode of the. >> i moved past it of the. >> draymond green who has seen his share of mishaps says he was anything but sympathetic. >> i stood right there and laughed in his face and it felt pretty damn good. >> politics and mishaps aside, media day was a chance for reporters to get a sense of the team's outlook for the season and take pictures. lots. >> apparently we need 72 photos for each coach. >> for me it was chance to help tries entire roster. >> who do you want to i

it turned out he had no family, was living on the streets, nothing to eat, was still literate, leanne, rich, white, evangelical, republican living on the outskirts of a racially divided city, said i will fix him and make him a rich white evangelical christian. don't get in the way. she is going to do it. i started following -- that is odd. pygmalion. i will follow that. i just thought that is interesting, curious thing. i heard no more. flash forward a few weeks, came out not that long before, got to be friends with brain trusts such as they were, several nfl cut offs. somewhere brain trusts, some you wouldn't trust their brains. the brain trusts was great, he and i sent a conversation about football and said there is not a moneyball story, it is a frame story. everyone has the same money to spend, not the rich and poor team, not about how to do more with less. what it is about is how to distribute your money across the field. if you get me a history since free agency created a market and he pulled it out and it was really remarkable you had this character on the offensive line who pr

. >> in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> central mexico has endured 19 earthquakes of 6.5 or stronger in the last century. there are two faults that run into each other causing large plates to break apart. another issue is sedimentary basins. they are underground pockets created by tectonic activity that fill with sediment. central mexico as well as the bay area have many of these areas. >> mexico city is a large valley that has soft sediment in it, and so when the seismic waves from this earthquake come into that region, they tend to be amplified. >> the usgs says today's earthquake appears to be unrelated to a magnitude 8.1 quake that hit mexico's southern coast on september 7th just a few days ago. >>> today's earthquake happened 32 years to the day as matt pointed out that an 8.0 quake hit mexico. at least 5,000 lives were lost then. abc 7 news reported from mexico for a week with updates from now retired abc 7 news reporter rico chacon. decades after his coverage he still vividly remembers moments that changed his life. >> this one lady holding a rose as if to hold on

leann margaret tal live. it's a stinging defeat for the president. embarrassment for mitch mcconnell who is most likely to be the one who has to deal with roy moore if he wins. most people think the republican will win in that state. let's start with the what cops next. then we'll get back to the recriminations and blame. steve bannon took a high profile which is unusual for him because he wants to use this as a spring board. i was talking about how he's trying to recruit a stronger conservative challenger in arizona to run against jeff flake. they don't think kelli ward is strong enough to do that. you have reporting he's trying to turn this into a national crusade. >> absolutely. he's flying out west to colorado to work on recruiting republican candidates, conservative candidates i should say for western states for western races like arizona. and then he's going to meet and talk with like minded candidates in tennessee, in mississippi, he also is going to try to stay focused on alabama because as you said, obviously, it's a red state. there hasn't

you all execute those with real hur cue leanne heroism. what are you expecting? do you expect to go out and do these rescues even though there are all sorts of mandatory evacuations there now? >> our sincere hope is people do pay close attention to the evacuation guidance given by the govern nors to get out of the way and run from the water, the storm surge, and then we recognize that we are going to need to perform life saving search and rescue in the hours and days immediately after the storm passage, so we're moving our aircraft out of harm's way for the moment, but all around the coast guard, resources are being marshalled to be able to respond quickly just as soon as the storm passes and as soon as those search and rescue needs become apparent. think back to harvey, coast guard helicopter crews, other aviators, boat crews, saved or assisted over 11,000 people. i don't know what the numerical demand will be but it will exist and we'll be ready. >> thank you for your service on this and for taking the time to talk to us. best of luck in the hours ahead. >> tha

. >> late today, do not miss an interview with leanne cooperman .sia at 10:00 p.m. new york time, now ceo of a private equity firm also joining us. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: it is time now for first word news. north korea is criticizing the united states for the latest sanctions imposed by the un security council. the country passes u.n. ambassador rice calls the sanctions illegal and unlawful. he says it is -- they are part of the u.s. passes evil intentions to strangle korea. russia and china on board. neither would support an oral embargo or the u.n.'s most senior official on disarmament test and bynuclear north korea is a violation of global norms and the security council passes united stance in taking measures yesterday to curb the north's behavior is crucial to international peace and security. hear, known i could as asking for any collapse. craig -- quite the contrary. talking about regime change. quite the contrary, i have messages stated by all of those countries concerned that is not their intentions. >> the british prime m

leanne tooey, rich white, evangelical republican, living on outskirts of a racially-divided city. i will make fix him. i will make him a rich, white, evangelical christian. sean was, don't get in her way. she is going to do it, she is going to do it. i started following. i thought that was odd. it is pygmalian. can i finish how the book comes out?wi i didn't think this was a book. it was interesting. i just want to know more. flash forward a few weeks. "moneyball" had come out not that long before. i got to be friends with the brain trust, such as they were, several nfl front offices. some of them actually were brain trust. some of them you wouldn't trust their brains. the brain trust at the 49ers were great. he and i started having "moneyball" conversation about football. there is not a "moneyball" story in football, it is same story. everybody has same amount of money to spend. not about rich teams and poor teams. it is not thinking about how to do more with less. what it is about, figuring out to distribute your money across the field. can you give me a history how that happene

leanne hyland, who developed the disorder aged 13. she did not leave the house for two yea rs.t i'm existing and feel that i'm function, but i won't be living as it were. so right now, we are talkings. .. yes. does it feel like you're detached? very much so. it feels like i'm withdrawn from you. my feels like i'm withdrawn from you. my point of focus is very much on you and i'm losing the periphery, almost like i'm in the corner of the room looking down on what is happening. the strange thing about depersonalisation disorder is you appear that you are functioning quite well and those around us think we are functioning well and if you look at photos of me at periods of my life when i have been very unwell you would probably see me looking happy and smiley, like i was participating and engaging in life andi participating and engaging in life and i wasn't at that point. so you're able to laugh along in social situations and appear as though you're part of it? yes. but you don't feel that you are? not at all. it is almost like a learned behaviour now for me. i have a different fram

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my name is leann george and as the senator indicated i'm from johnston county north carolina. thank you for the opportunity to be here today and meet with you and share my family's experience and how it impacts families like mine throughout our great country. i'm married to a wonderful man named jim. he is a marine corp vet. he's in the third year of an electrician's training program. i have two children, ser ren knee who lives in a group home and my son caleb. both my children are on the autism speck truck. caleb has adhd as well as a genetic nur logical. while i'm not here to testify on behalf of mack pack, it wausn't until i was appointed to the commission i realized chip's future was so uncertain. i was not aware that chip was in danger and that the children of working class families like mine were in jeopardy of losing their health insurance. and while there is need for the waivers -- i already said that part. i'm sorry. as the commission discussed chip program began to wonder just how would losing chip impact my family. how would it affect the month le premiums we pay fo

. >> don leanne gardner. thank you for coming in. we appreciate your time.ant to start off talking about what's happening in the virgin islands and in the carribbean it's devastating. it's one after another. >> yeah >> it's awful. >> thank you. thank you for being concerned. the entire carribbean region is gone right now. particularly the eastern part and we're really looking at ways on how to do we our rebuilding. how do we recreate ourselves? all of our infrastructure has been removed. hospitals, schools, everything. and we're really now still just trying to come out of the shock of it and the rubble and, um, we'll start the rebuilding. just as we always v weary silent people. we're strong people. and that's what it's going to be about. >> right. it's hard for us. we talked about this when something like this happens in the carribbean. where do you even begin? i mean you've been through this before. where do you even begin when everything is pretty much wiped out? >> when everything is wild out, the leadership has to encourage people you get a lot of peopl

good morning >> hey, good morning leann has been ceo of boeing's defense space and security businessfocused on, as she puts it, everything from sea bed to space. in her first ever broadcast interview as ceo of this business, we talked about the boeing defense portfolio and whether she is reassessing it in light of that recently announced deal between rival northrup drummond and owner bittal atk. >> we have a very focused strategy on our growth that includes looking organically on where we're going to invest. you've seen some announcements from us in recent months with our boeing avionics and analytics business we are also continuing to look at other ways to increase our top line, and we have a continued pipeline we're assessing where. >> so you would be a buyer if the right opportunity came along? >> yes >> are you talking to anyone >> we'll stay away from that >> so not a yes, but also not a no either. now, we also talked about the growing geopolitical threat of north korea since boeing is the prime contractor for the ground-based midcore defense that's the anti-missile system that

leann there's no need to mince words here. we would like to have had a slightly better result. that's absolutely clear.. above youou don't know thate mustn't forget that it's been a particularly challenging term of office that we've just concluded. and that's why i'm so pleased that with you we've reached the strategic goal of our election campaign. top. isn't we've emerged as the strongest party the cd you with the cs you. it's now up to us to form a government and no government can be formed against us. to there year the german chancellor talking about the strongest party but she herself could be. one of its weakest links list belinda michela kushner she is standing by. at the christian democrats headquarters here in berlin getting. we sailed so let's talk about this. this topic of uncle americal the wounded chancellor tonight. is it was quite interesting we just sold a defeated sounds are from the social democrats martin souls calling of the biggest loser of the evening. anthony might well be bright she's been dealt a severe blow over the past twelve years he actually manage