let us therefore continue our triumphant march to the realization of the american dream. let us march on segregated houses until every ghetto or social and economic suppression souls and negroes and whites live side by side and sanitary houses. let us march on segregated schools until every -- of segregated and education becomes a thing of the past that and negroes and whites standing side-by-side thus socially peeling contest of the -- let us march on poverty until no american. has to skip a meal so that the children make beat. march on poverty until no starved man walks the streets of our city and towns in search of jobs that do not exist. let us march on poverty and tell them it's in mississippi are filled and grow good lives are filled and soldiering ghettos are mended and -- and let us march on [ inaudible ] until -- disappears from the political arena. let us march on ballot boxes until the wallace is the art nation trouble away in silence. let us march on ballot boxes until we send to our city councils state legislators and the united states congress men who will n

let us march on poverty. >> let us march! >> until negro stomachs in mississippi are filled and broken lives and sweltering ghettos are mended and removed. let us march on ballot proxies until race baiters disappear from the political arena. let us march on ballot boxes until the misdeeds will be transformed into the calculated good keeds of ordinary citizens. let us march on ballot box until the prejudices of our country tremble away. let us march on the ballot box until brotherhood becomes more than a meaningless word and an opening prayer but there is a day on every legislative agenda, let us march on blot boxes until all over alabama god's children will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. there is nothing wrong with marching in this sense. the bible tells us that the mighty men of joshua walked about the walled city of jericho and the barriers of freedom came tumbling down. i like that old negro spiritual "joshua fit the battle of jericho." it's depiction of that moment in history that tells us that joshua fit

let us march on ballot boxes until -- let us mkarch on -- march on how it boxes until we tell our city councils, legislators, and the united states congress, men who will not fear to do justly, live by god. let us march on ballot boxes until brotherhood becomes more than a meaningless word in an opening prayer, but the order of the day on every legislative agenda. let us march on ballot boxes until all over alabama god's children will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. i know there is a cry today in alabama. we see it in numerous editorials. when will martin luther king all these civil rights agitators, white clergyman students, and others, allow alabama return to normalcy? i have a message i would like to leave. that is exactly what we don't want. we know that marian led to the root all murder of jimmy lee jackson. it was normalcy that led to the murder of innocent girls. it was normalcy on highway 80 that led state troopers to use tear gas, and horses and billy clubs against unarmed human beings who are simply marching for justice. it was normalcy by a cafÉ and selma, al

let us hear now from a man who can tell us how it looks. take the stand on the greatest moral issue in this nation. not much i can say but by god, we're here. and a little more deeply said because no words could ever hope to be as eloquent as this magnificent historic march itself has been. and this has been made possible by the superlative leadership of dr. king and his able associates. when i was walking along with dr. king this morning, i said to him that this must be his greatest triumph. in the light of all of the obstacles that he had to overcome. and he admitted that it was. and incidentally i would say to you what you already must know. he's not only a great leader, dr. king, but he's also quite a walker. he walks with such ease with a stort of slinky stride real cool like, that i got the impression that maybe he was getting a little help from the lord. but i was very sure that the lord wasn't helping my legs any. governor wallace and some others in these parts denounce many of us who are here, and that includes me, as being outside

let us pray. -- >> let us pray. let us give our gives for thy service because we are commanded to. because we ought to, and because it is needed. we express our thanks for this ministry. amen. almost every speaker says what selma has done for them, we must also do something for selma. this church has a double meaning because some churches in the city may not let us have mass meetings. some may not let us meet in their churches. this church was open to the mass meetings. do not take that for granted. i want to make this quicker than usual. there are some people here today who have not been to church in a long time. they are here -- this church does not have a government grant . it's the goodwill and generosity -- the membership is out there trying to get in the gate. to maintain this ministry, your sacrifice -- you will sacrifice to give $500, if this church means that much to you. if you are able to give $500 please stand. to sustain this church's work. someone behind me? don't take lightly the appeal. if you are able to sustain the ministry -- if you can sacrifice $500 please stan

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let us see what is going on in the markets.oline has your market check. >> top of the leaderboard. up 16.5%. the united kingdom. better love from china. on by billionaire. -- owned by billionaire. he is buying shares. synergy is to be had with some of the companies. feeling the warm breezes blowing from that particular purchase. this particular company trading up on some speculation in the market. oil and gas engineer. perhaps ge capital is buying it up. here we have it at 180. people are buying it. meanwhile, on the downside, -- this is on the back of a sale of shares. owns 40%. that is a company that does testing in their laboratory. selling 10.9% on this particular company. when dell, wants to be of to splash the cast -- splash the cash. bureau veritas on the downside. >> caroline, thank you very much. the prime minister made his first visit to moscow yesterday. one of the items is the situation in the ukraine. >> we were of my -- we were of one mind that the parties must agree on the 12th of february. i am certain this open

let us hear now from a man who can tell us how it looks the winner of the nobel peace prize championhuman rights under secretary of the united nations dr. ralph bunch. dr. bunch: fellow americans courageous americans americans who have the guts to take a stand on the greatest moral issue in the history of this nation, not much i can say excpetept by god we're here. little more need be said because there are no words that could ever hope to be as eloquent as this magnificent historic march itself has been. and this has been made possible by the superlative leadership of dr. king and his able associates. when i was walking along with dr. king, i said to him, that this must be his greatest triumph. in light of all of the obstacles he had to overcome. and he admitted that it was. and incidentally i should say to you what you must already know, he's not only a great leader, drl. . king, but he is also quite a walker. he walks with such ease, real cool-like, that i got the impression that maybe he was getting of all help from the lford. -- from the lord. but i was very sure that the lord w

let us march on poverty. >> let us march! >> until negro stomachs in mississippi are filled and the industries of appalachia are revitalized and broken lives and sweltering ghettos are mended and remolded. let us march on ballot proxies -- boxes until race baiters disappear from the political arena. let us march on ballot boxes until the misdeeds will be transformed into the calculated good deeds of ordinary citizens. let us march on ballot box until the wallace iss of our nation tremble away. let us march on the ballot box until brotherhood becomes more than a meaningless word and an opening prayer but there is a order of the day on every legislative agenda. let us march on ballot boxes until all over alabama god's children will be able to walk the earth in decency and honor. there is nothing wrong with marching in this sense. the bible tells us that the mighty men of joshua walked about the walled city of jericho and the barriers of freedom came tumbling down. i like that old negro spiritual "joshua fit the battle of jerich

let us pray. -- >> let us pray. let us give our gives for thy service because we are commanded to.d because it is needed. we express our thanks for this ministry. amen. almost every speaker says what selma has done for them, we must also do something for selma. this church has a double meaning because some churches in the city may not let us have mass meetings. some may not let us meet in their churches. this church was open to the mass meetings. do not take that for granted. i want to make this quicker than usual. there are some people here today who have not been to church in a long time. they are here -- this church does not have a government grant . it's the goodwill and generosity -- the membership is out there trying to get in the gate. to maintain this ministry, your sacrifice -- you will sacrifice to give $500, if this church means that much to you. if you are able to give $500 please stand. to sustain this church's work. someone behind me? don't take lightly the appeal. if you are able to sustain the ministry -- if you can sacrifice $500 please stand. i'm going all the way

let us adjourn. let us do that ok? , please. -- let us just do that, please.ed to do a benediction. >> i am god's son. amen. come on. we need to make a couple of acknowledgments. >> thank you for coming to church. it would not be right if we did not acknowledge our ranking person, bishop james davis. would you please stand? >> hello. >> and his lovely wife, mother davis. thank you so very much. one thing we just have to do -- we are a small congregation, and there are people who help us. we just have to say thank you to them. they are the national park service and dr. glenda glove, the president of tennessee state. our sponsors are congressmen store. please stand again. that is all of the people from sam's club, betty and emily. they our -- are our lead sponsor. we just really want to thank you. lastly, we want to thank historic brown chapel. they are the people who keep this church open. thank you, brown family. [applause] >> let me say to those who are here, especially those who are outside. close to 100,000 people, people coming across the bridge in both di

at some point i want staff to come back and let's us know of the changes to extend that raised cycle track protected bike lanes it was pointed out if i put in a bicycle track it is concrete and if a bike lane that's paint we can chief our goal without the expense of the bike track i ask it to go to the length of the high injury only to voov not union we don't have 80 touch the parking and just to let us know what would it cost in the difference of what we're looking at now and the impact on businesses if we solve the loading and unloading can we solve for the upper pox with paint or bicycle tracks and what's the implement of the bicycle protection. >> is your motion tied to the motion we just approved i support a stand alone to cock it is worthwhile but tying it to this one. >> and i think it would be - aware of the project aware of the project timeline but my understanding is and staff will answer that the puc portion is 19 months so the final safety improvements will be implemented maybe early i don't know asking for this to come back to us with the option is that going to delay th

we will have much more on this important story next. ♪ betty: let us get back to bringing you the mostes before the opening bell. olivia sterns and matt miller join us this. our number four story is another call maker -- carmaker. gm recalling over 50,000 chevy volts. there is common monoxide concerns. to injuries have already been linked to the issue. this is from 2011 to 2013. it sounds like they are going to remedy this problem through the software. is that right. ? matt: they have to find a way to let the driver know the engine is on our off. i know when my car is on or off. olivia: 50,000 recalls is not a very big recall. the noise issue is real. there was an issue with the electric tram. people cannot hear them coming. they actually had to add noise. matt: i'm test driving a new rolls-royce. you cannot hear when the engine on that is on or off either. you can see it on the dashboard and there is something that tells you when the engine is on or off. betty: the hybrid is made more quiet. driving a rolls-royce. i have given a hybrid and i have forgotten. matt: did you forget and st

so as we hear the presentation and as we make this witness, let us not forget those people and let usy, some 350 students from tuskegee, alabama, and alabama state made a witness until 1:30 in the morning the men standing on the state capital, love them rode -- some of them rode horses and beat down people from alabama state and tuskegee because they were trying to maintain a totalitarian government and you do that through the police force. the question of police brutality is that something that this nation must contend with. there is one man in the united states who must address himself to that problem and that is the president of the united states. thank you. >> we will now have mrs. amelia bowington to read to you a petition. mrs. bowington from selma, alabama. [applause]

pleasure to introduce roger of new york avenue presbyterian church to deliver the invocation. >> let us pray. oh god you raised up a profit for us -- [rprophet for us in abraham lincoln. amid a war that ruptured family and country, the spirit of the man rose in the life of his people to heal the nation. of what was a great offense of slavery. in the spirit of lincoln, we come boldly before you today giving thanks or his witness -- for his witness and pray that it might continue to inspire us for the momentous struggle for freedom and equality that continues to this day. out of the cauldron of the civil war and lincoln's momentous role in it, a robust vision of freedom was given, yet another set of wings that carried another great prophet to the very steps of this national temple. one who took a swing mountaintop to see the other side -- sharing with us a dream of the day when this nation would rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed, we hold these truths to be self-evident that all people are created equal. help us to discern and pursue justice and liberty with courage and en

douglass: let us be neither let us be slandered by our duty by false accusations against us, nor frightened from it by menaces of destruction to the government, nor of dungeons to ourselves. let us have faith that right makes might. and in that, let us to the end there to do our duty as we understand it. mr. holzer: as the 1860 election approaches, there positions have evolved. lincoln, seen here in june, will tolerate no slavery expansion. but eval is he will not interfere were slavery already exists. dougtlass is prepared to embrace the idea of working within the system to bring about slavery 's ultimate extinction. mr. douglass: i would act for the abolition of slavery through the government, not over its ruins. if slaveholders have the -- ruled the government for the last 50 years, let the antislavery men rule the nation for the next 50 years. if the south has made the constitution bend to the purposes of slavery, let the north now make that instrument bend to the cause of freedom and justice. let the freemen of the north who have the power in their own hands, result to blot out forever

. >> they did a really good job letting us know. i texted my parents at 2:00 and by 2:06 la salle notified us of the lockdown and what happened. they let us know really fast. >> la salle lifted the lockdown after about 45 minutes. >>> from our south jersey bureau, a teacher at gloucester county institute of technology under arrest. police say he was secretly recording his own students right in their classrooms. nbc10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long joins us live. police believe this was going on for years. >> reporter: they do for as long as two years. and prosecutors tell us that it occurred right after school so this teacher allegedly pressed the record button when only a single student or handful of students were in the classroom. prosecutors wanted to talk about it today, they fear the list of victims could get longer. on his social media page adam mayer piled on top of orange books expressing his love of literature. the english teacher now wearing an orange jumpsuit. prosecutors say he pointed a small camera to shoot ju

let us rise up tonight with the greater readiness. let us stand with the greater determination. let us move on these powerful days, these days of challenge to make america what it ought to be. we have the opportunities to make america a better nation. and i want to thank god once more for allowing me to be here with you. we've got some difficult days ahead, but it really doesn't matter with me now, because i have been to the mountaintop and i don't mind like anybody, i would like to live a long life longevity has its place, but i'm not concerned about that now. i just want to do god's will. and he's allowed me to go up to the mountain. and i have looked over and i have seen the promised land. i may not get there with you but i want you to know tonight that we, as a people, will see the promised land, and i'm so happy tonight. i'm not worried about anything. i'm not fearing any man. mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord. thank you. [applause] mr. matthews: those were more than recitations they were dramatizations. thank you, page and 90th. dr. wilson, you worked

let us get corey to lay it out for us first of all. how is fate?n't know what zuckerberg will talk about exactly in about two hours here in san francisco. we expect a couple of things for him to focus on and chief among them are advertising technologies and the way they are creating ways for advertisers to realize whether at are working and how they are doing. that will be a critical focus. perhaps a focus on video because facebook has had a lot of acquisitions and that has been in recent quarterly conference calls. the will a lot of discussion about facebook messenger. the news we got a week ago about payments going into messenger is the beginning of a lot of things where we will look at facebook messenger which has 5 million users getting lots of services and to entice developers to develop on that platform. matt: most people only use facebook messenger because they have to. some people delete the app as soon as they read the messages. olivia: you are also we will not discuss your facebook using habits but i will ask elizabeth what tools do adver

let us know how you're doing. let us know throw the state department, through state.gov, and how we can help you make progress, and this is the kind of shared resolve that will help ensure that we are successful in paris and beyond. in closing i ask you to consider one basic question. suppose stretching your imaginations as it will have to be that somehow those 97% of studies i just talked about -- suppose that somehow they were wrong, about climate change in the end. hard to understand, after 20 years of 97%, but imagine it. just imagine it. what are the consequences we would face for taking the actions that we're talking about? and based on the notion that those might be correct. i'll tell you what the consequences are. you'll create an extraordinary number of jobs. you'll kick our economies into gear around the world because we'll be taking advantage of one of the biggest business opportunities the world has ever known. we'll have healthier people. billions of dollars costs in the summer and hospitals for emfa

barry black gives the benediction. >> let us pray. ty creator of all things, you rule forever. we thank you for this magnificent statue and for blessing us with the gift of the exemplary life of senator barry morris goldwater. may his laudable legacy challenge us to dare more boldly, to speak more honestly and to love freedom more passionately. may his courage motivate us to stand for right. may his faithfulness challenge us to be true to our duties. may his commitment inspire us to be people of integrity. now, internal one, bless us in our going out and coming in, in our rising up and lying down, in our moments of pleasure and sorrow, in our labor and leisure, in life's morning and evening, until we cross the bar. for then, we shall see you, our pilot, face to face. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated and please remain in your seats for the departure of the official party following the -- the departure of the official party. following the departure, guess -- guests will be exported to form a line for photos for the -- with

let us take action. let us really tackle alzheimer's and finally care for cancer, a less the treatment that improve people's lives. biomedical research is across the country are counting on us and families are counting on us. i yield a minute to the gentleman from kentucky, john yarmouth. rep. yarmuth: i would like to highlight comments about the increase in nih funding in the stand up to cancer event. that was kevin yoder of candace who said "why are we spending $60 billion in nih research yucca we are spending over 30 billion." honestly, i'm not a big fan of deficit spending, but i think i can go to my 16 month old daughter and say that i borrowed money in your name to cure cancer and she would thank me. representative matt salmon of arizona said, "i've been recognized by numerous groups is one of the tightfisted people in the entire congress. that having been said, i believe with all my heart and soul that of the federal government does not lead the way on conquering cancer than it will not get done.

just now from the traffic center i have to shout out to tim, letting us know that 70 flights have been canceled at philadelphia a international airport. seventy flights have been canceled at the airport. call ahead. that is for today. as we look at road conditions you will notice traveling on the roosevelt boulevard around fox street is not awful at all. the it just looks wet. that is case we have been seeing in and around center

now let us turn to cancer. cancer, the prime minister said that the key issue was how long people had to wait to get treatment, but the nhs is missing the 62-day treatment target. why did he make that promise? prime minister cameron: let me bring hjh -- him closer to home. genuinely, to his home in doncaster. 95.2% of patients with suspected cancer were seen by a specialist within two weeks, and the target is 93%. target met. 97.9% of patients diagnosed with cancer began treatment within 30 days, and the target is 96%. target met. and 87% of patients began cancer treatment within 62 days of an urgent gp referral, and the target is 85%. target met. the fact is that on the nhs we have put in the investment, we increased the doctors and we increased the nurses. frankly, if he cannot stand the heat, he had better get out of his second kitchen. edward miliband: i think that was a long-winded way of saying he has broken his promises on the nhs. now let us turn to another one of his promises. he promised a bare-knuckl

outreach and invited did agrees and members that have upcoming like rec and park to come to us to let usnow the needs of the fund and we did not to my knowledge to my knowledge have anyone any community members or start to let us know about that for instance, there was unfortunately, a lack of quadrants or awareness in the community of the validate of the infrastructure fund those are stabilization fund. >> i know this is not meant to give you a hard time it's not that i've fought about the needs but at the point that the safety finds out about the process what's the disbursement is it 6 months what is the normal practices process the cracking cac goes through to 13e7bd down the fund that are totally available for the community. >> it's been when it comes down i think it's been more of a priorities what needs are in the community our our knowledge of the

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erik: let us turn our attention to another matter. is the surge in auto sales running out of steam or was it the bad weather? fabbri numbers -- february numbers missed estimates. let us bring in jamie butters. what can you tell based on what we are hearing right now? >> it certainly is coming in less robust than expected. it was already looking to be a bit of a slowdown. maybe the slowest annualized pace since october. it may end up being worse than that. we are still talking about growth. everyone is growing. ford was down 2% but everyone else was up. the yoda was suspected -- toyota was expected to be the big winner but they haven't reported yet. it was one of the coldest months on record, especially in the midwest and northeast which are important markets. truck sales were good. car sales were not. kind of a typical wintry mix that you can expect. erik: the skeptic in me says we have seen months of bad weather before. month after month it seems auto sales continue to come out ahead of estimates. should we be raising questions that

court has insisted on this as a constitutional minimum to keep the enforcement officer in mind and to let us know the enforcement officer. has been attentive to the fact we don't want to put undue burden on the government and and have -- >> using payable records in general are no more complicated than the ledger at a motel that runs by the hour? >> in the relevant perspective, if it is 50 hours or 35 and the record says 50 in the actual record is 50 and i want to fill in 35, yes. >> the porche didn't think that was a remote plausible argument in the case i am describing. >> thank you. mr. rosenkranz. >> let me start with the facial point and circled back to the merits. as i hear mr. goldstein describing the move the only objections that going to be raised are harassment and whether this is for a legitimate purpose but if that is the concern, is a classic as applied challenge. if hotel has a copy coming to them five times a day they say this is really harassment these searches are inappropriate. if it is the purpose of the officer doing criminal investigation rather than actually caring about

if you encounter mandatory volunteering at your school let us know. send us an e-mail. >> and we got a lot of feed back on this next story when it first aired. we think that's because it highlights a little known strength among latino kindergartners. their social skills are strong and could help them catch up. >> in five seconds everyone should be reddy. >> the kindergarten is a reflection of the shifting demographics of california. more than half of the students at this school are latino. latino students as a whole have historically lagged behind peers. by research is shedding new light on a little known strength. >> common perception about language delays somewhat lower cognitive skills that is all borne out. >> it's okay that the pages are torn. we will use them again another day. >> that doesn't track against their social skills. >> i need a one and a two. >> and learn. >> what we're realizing now and as i talk to my teachers is that when looking at the top, both classes, the kids that were really ready socially were latino family children. that te

let us look at what all this means with roxanne martino. welcome. how much do you think the comments affect your business? roxanne: our managers have to have a view of where the interest rates are going. long before the statements yesterday, they said they felt the rates would go up in the latter half of the year and perhaps even next year. before those comments, there were already saying it was not going to be imminent at all. when rates do go up, it is better for hedge funds. i know that is controversial for some people don't think that. i like to see dispersion of equity pricing. a lot of winners and losers. we have seen the dispersion in energy being a real positive for our long short energy managers with oil. managers can find a winners and losers. certainly health care over the last two years. a lot of winners and losers again. i think with managers of businesses like corporate boards and corporate management looking at interest rates going up in the future we all agree it will happen, they are saying we have a lot of cash on our balance sheet

. >> we grief even as we mourn his passing let us also honor his spirit. let us dedicate ourselves as one people to build on his foundations, strife for his ideals, and keep singapore exceptional and successful for many years to come. >> global leaders have been paying tribute to lee kuan yew. he has been described as a remarkable man and a visionary. barack obama said he was a true giant of history and he'll be remembered for generations to come as the father of modern singapore and one of the great strategists of aaron affairs. ban ki-moon said that lee kuan yew was widely respected for his statesmanship. david cameron said that sing spore a prosperous country and that's a monday new testament to his successful lowered of his country and that he had benefited from lee's advice. >>> the message from the special envoy to yemen is that the situation is getting worse. houthi rebels gained control of the airport and taiz, and they're continuing to move south to aden, where president hadi is trying to hold ton power. >> reporter: in yemen it's going from bad t

the idea i'm critical of the process that is disturbing to here i'm not going to vote for this hey let us talk some people have made good suggestions i hope your considering and i read the news letter it's informative and the committees report it's interesting anyway, the idea about a timeline where you can make the decision decide the proxy season you have a whole year we'll get the proximate i didn't votes and see how this goes and the other suggestion i think would be incorporated is the measurable thing could be ask the companies to stop exploring for 0 more oil the old add angel when you're in a hole stop digging we keep digging and making things worse. >> i have support all the level 2 ideas and the mp r i and agree with the speaker san francisco is a leader i worked for the first transit policy we're a leader and in terms of managing contracts with the city we had things like domestic partners way ahead of everyone else it was kind of a pain getting a lot of money to but it works that's what san francisco does business and leading it is great i urge you to take san francisco leader

. >> let us pray.are always to acknowledge and the blessing of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing all these years. we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our freedom and we pray for your protection for our men and women who battle and preserve that freedom today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to courage and excellence in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and added great value to his life. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. he is a role model for our nation. father, we continue to play that they will be one nation under god, with liberty justice for all. we ask for your blessing on this ceremony in the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit we pray. amen. announcer: please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, cbs sports commentator mr. jim nantz. >> thank you. that is the

let us know. you can weigh in. let us know. you can weigh in. the #fox29weekend9weekend >> welcome back we're getting so many tweetsw all the things we've been discussing all morning long. all the millions filiallies make shouldn't they contribute to youth baseball. that's crowd funding the kids are doing instead of selling candy bars and stuff. it's a good question. step up. there's a lot of leagues in our area. let's look at other tweetsw we also have. bill uh-huh something you wanted to discuss no -- actually this one there's a tattoo convention going on today. they're raising money for charity. you can see up on the screen all the details and we retweeted it. you may want to check that out adds well. >> this one, scott notices. love bill and love your mr. roomers look from pittsburgh, mr. rogers, mr. rogers was the man just like bill is. >> that's a different tv look. no suit jacket. >> casual. >> and it's sunday morning. >> sure. >> someone else, is disagreed. >> local tv news is all about what you weather. >> someone said bill don't do it.

let's bring in the professor of middle east at qatar university and joins us live. we didn't expect yemen do dominate, but they eventually got there. seems they are united in condemning what happened in the country. what stood out for you. >> i have heard basically a different priority from each leader. if we start with abdul fatah al-sisi, that he was pushing towards a suggestion of having an arab force and pushing to that. if we look at the speech we focus on what is being done now. this is internationally supported and will continue. abd-rabbu mansour hadi was clear. he sent three clear messages. one is about what happened, based on what houthis had done. it's justified and yemenis were waiting to see that houthis prevented that and he was saying that you know, he was pushed to take that decision and ask for support. it was a strong message. the second message were prime minister abd-rabbu mansour hadi, to the military to the - you know to the military in yemen, that you have to go back and play your role. you were in a way negative in the last few months you sho