we've lost libby. here is the key from libby, one of the barred windows.is in a virginia museum of history and culture enrichment. great museum! barred windows are about four feet high. there's a key. there is a handful of items in richmond. there is a memorial to lincoln. that it's his young son, taddy. who visited the site with him. they have a quote from lincoln's second inaugural event, right before his death. there are two paintings of libby that are quite famous. it's a beautiful painting, the problem, of course, is it's completely inaccurate. the men wearing their uniforms. happy, hanging out, well said. plenty of room and a high ceiling. make them half naked, on the floor, dying and piled up on top one another. this is not a very accurate painting. our last slide. this is another painting. i like this one more because it has that old testament feel to it, doesn't it? you can feel the sense of it being a bit haunted. some men are half clothed. various stages of dying on the ground. it is dark. the only thing i don't like about it is it's not nearly

all inside libby. so they put on shows, they reenacted shakespeare, they had classes in german, latin, greek, various languages. there were classes on theology, classes on everything in their new on the new art of photography, even though they didn't have cameras inside, they would explain it. so the prisoners would amuse themselves by all putting on classes and attending classes. the problem was they had to do it quietly. so they sang, but they sang in a whisper. they acted out. but everybody had to lean in because they were too loud. the guards would come up and bayoneted people or beat people. they produced their own newspaper called, the libby chronicle. if somebody managed to steal some paper and put it inside, they wrote really small. and then each man get up and read a section of it or. if you had news and nothing to write with or on, you would just get up and talk about it. so they had a newspaper fellow named beaudry canady and then to main, he was the editor of the newspaper, and when he was

and "the washington post's" libby casey. coming up in a few minutes we can get into the latest rumors and clues that are emerging about a potential step or way to do this, but the big news just in the last few minutes, mark, is mccarthy lost the tenth vote. tenth defeat in public. no speaker has been subjected to something like this in over 100 years. i walk through those three factors. you wrote a book on it. tell us what you think is most important. >> i was only prepared to talk about him losing nine votes. the news about the tenth really throws me. i don't know. i'm just digesting this news. no, i'm kidding. this is a classic example of, you know, kevin mccarthy getting the comeuppance that he has frankly courted for the last three and actually longer year. this is -- this is someone -- this is the party, this is a caucus being devoured by the person that they basically submitted to a few years ago. it's donald trump. donald trump might not have any sway to move any votes in this particular, you know, event this week. th

libby casey is here. "the washington post" among others has been reporting on this, the substance of it, and the way these stories can take on a life of their own, the president made his case yesterday that he's fully cooperating. and yet when you have a drip, drip, drip of documents that are supposed to be classified, not supposed to be in private hands and the doj is looking at it, it's a serious set of questions. your thoughts on this new development in the story? >> there are certainly questions surrounding the documents, why did it take since november to find out more publicly? of course, what the white house says is it was turned over to the national archives right away. but why are we only finding out about it now and why were lawyers cleaning out the office and there were questions what the documents contain and how they got there? but the important thing is not to make a false equivocation between this and what was found in mar-a-lago with donald trump. because we're talking about, as far as we k

i mean after thing, what happens in syria would thing, what happens in libby or we, as you've done, we can go back decade prior. the weapons end up in the hands of folk who as physically we wouldn't want to have them. and yet we continue either to fund them directly or by proxy. so i guess the question for me is, why do we allow it to happen in ultimately? what happens to these weapons? what kind of considerations given to what happens to these weapon? well, it comes down to who the we is that we're talking about. i, it's not just, it's not a century, the taxpayers are the citizens who are, by the way, regrettably willing to, she had deaths of others who don't look like us. ukraine is getting much concern about the casualties in the war crimes because it is not on brown muslims that are being victimized share but by the russians in this case. but it's white christians and that they're like us. and to see they're in such anguish, inter that creates a public pressure that tom wasn't here before, but in all of these other cases. and so should, oh, what's the problem? we hear that matters.

as you say, the winning is over tree with when you say the libby is, it is the prime example. i where and you could say to some extent, afghanistan, where the weapons fanned out to other people had provided opponents to an adversaries. but is that bad? multiple adversaries are also good for the military industrial complex, not only in our country and in europe as well. it's not only americans who sold these weapons, though it is mainly these oversee the french, the others. and the russians have big arms markets in the world. according to the institute for policy studies last year, the average american taxpayer gave about $2000.00 to the military with over $900.00 going to corporate military contractors. in contrast, the average taxpayer contributed about $27.00 to the centers for disease control, prevention and barely $5.00 to renewable energy. how do you advocate for peace when so much taxpayer money is going to will call it. the 5th republicans in particular, are very resistant. to spending on social welfare or of any kind for people or anything that in any way seems to comp

well, this corporation may be short lived because of libby as political conflicts. and wyvil factions where one man signature means nothing to the other. the country has been split into a government in the east and west, but in this case, we're already seen disagreements within just one side. activate in the investment agreement is illegal, and lex parity between the li, been and italian sites. this is the state of affairs in the country a decade after nate's us invasion was supposed to fix everything where italy played a significant role. italy has decided to increase the operational flexibility visit croft with targeted actions against specific military targets selected on the libyan territory. with the aim of helping to protect the libyan civilian population with their same participating on an equal footing and allied operations. italy always remains within the limits established by the mandate of the operation. and by the resolutions of the un security council, italy had no problems in business with gadhafi before becoming one of his largest army suppliers and l

well there's, there are a lot of efforts to, to reduce actually the problem before it reaches libby in the bar in the neighboring countries. it's quite difficult in, in libya to work on these issues right now, because while there's an absence of conflict with a c fire that's been partially holding for some time now we still don't have unified government and, and, you know, a single national authority. so obviously con batting, very difficult issues like organized crime is incredibly complicated in a context where in a lot of areas, law and order is, is totally absent. is there a chance that some of these migrants could find regular work in libya? yes, of course. in fact, according to one's own data, about 75 percent of the migrants are employed. now that type of them type of employment very greatly. i am, i'm sure that if there were a higher, higher degree of safety and some decent work in the country, more would, would choose to stay. moving on for many of them is simply kind of the next step in, in a search for something better as was described in your introduction. not all people th

a group of fans in utah disrupted the lsu meet last weekend chanting we want libby. she didn't compete due to an injury, but she did greet those fans inside. dunn taking to twitter saying don't disrupt any more tweets. ilove and appreciate the support from you guys, but if you come to the meet, i want to ask you to please not be disrespectful to the other jim gnats. there are a lot of young men wanting to get up close and meet libby. >>> the next hour of cnn starts right now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." boris -- >> did you forget my name? >> i put sorry and boris together and said soris. i didn't mean to step on you. >> it's all good. great to be with you, amara. >>> officials in alabama say they're in recovery mode after severe storms swept through the state killing a dozen people, the latest on the recovery efforts just ahead. >>> the white house is trying to go on with business as usual amid mounting questions over president biden's handling of classified documents. what we're learning about the special counsel investigation and why

libby, thanks so much. great to see you >> thanks. >> libby khan tril, pimco. >>> the market seemed to think inflation is peaking but the fed says there's more work to do and the consumer is telling a completely different story. who is right we're also seeing a disconnect in the housing market. prices still close to record highs. according to a new survey, home buyers aren't so worried about affordability. we'll talk to the alanyst behind that report when we return stay with us i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. >>> welcome back the u.s. econ

and one is elizabeth custer, who is known as libby. custer died in 19 in 1876, and he was immediately vilified as a bozo who led men into an awful situation. and part of that was true. and part of it was because his higher ups didn't want to take the blame for any of it. libby custer made it her lifelong crusade, and she lived about 50 years after he did, she wrote three books about living with custer, and they're very good books, and they're not at all sentimental or are overly romanticized. she lectured tirelessly and profitably about being married to custer, and she pretty much single handedly turned his image around from being a jerk to being a hero. of course, after she died, he went back to being a jerk. so everything since libby custer died in the 1930s has been pretty much slander that custer was not a great character. batman. dawson's wife was an interesting figure. her name was emma, and she was in show business. and her first show business deal was she hooked up with this guy named jim molson, who was a runner? he was a guy

and one is elizabeth custer, who is known as libby. custer died in 19 in 1876, and he was immediately vilified as a bozo who led men into an awful situation. and part of that was true. and part of it was because his higher ups didn't want to take the blame for any of it. libby custer made it her lifelong crusade, and she lived about 50 years after he did, she wrote three books about living with custer, and they're very good books, and they're not at all sentimental or are overly romanticized. she lectured tirelessly and profitably about being married to custer, and she pretty much single handedly turned his image around from being a jerk to being a hero. of course, after she died, he went back to being a jerk. so everything since libby custer died in the 1930s has been pretty much slander that custer was not a great character. batman. dawson's wife was an interesting figure. her name was emma, and she was in show business. and her first show business deal was she hooked up with this guy named jim molson, who was a runner? he was a guy

libby schaaf named interim executive director for emerge california. rfor public office.she'll teach a class at uc berkeley's gold man school of public policy. >>> the doors are open at san francisco's newest blood donation center. in the stones town area, it replaces the erwin donation center and provides door nors with a relaxing environment to roll up their sleeves and save lives. >> a dramatic improvement over the facility at masonic. it's been long coming and lots of work on the vitalent employees to get this up and running. >> the blood and plasma collected will be distributed locally and nationally. this is the second largest blood organization in the country after the red cross. >>> cbs news bay area sponsored three of the drives yesterday and three more today. we posted times and locations on kpix.com. >>> jessica burch is walking in. tell us about the weather for the week. i feel like i can probably give the weather this week. sunny. >> over to you, g. >> we're done, g. >> as we look at what's going on outside, visibility is great in san francisco and throughout

libby, i can't take it, if it's -- talking about july, right?obsess over this and by the time we're finished, it will be warm again outside and we -- we'll be -- right? >> be on the beach, yes, hopefully. my questions is, that's okay we'll pass the time wringing our hands about the debt ceiling and then we'll be at the beach. >> and then -- and, joe, we might then be talking about a government shutdown which i don't think is a market event either that actually -- if republicans really want to get concessions from the administration and from democrats, that's the fight to focus on that's talking about future spending, not just authorizing previous spending. the trillion dollar coin, if someone loses it and we happen to find it, that will be cool. if they misplace it -- >> find it, pick it up >> trillion dollar coin. if we started printing trillion dollar coin, we would go like that through nothing student loans. boom. >> there would be lawsuits that could come from it these are the problems with any of the work-arounds that they've talked about y

a group of fans in utah disrupted the lsu meet last weekend chanting we want libby.pt any more tweets. ilove and appreciate the support from you guys, but if you come to the meet, i want to ask you to please not be disrespectful to the other jim gnats. there are a lot of young men wanting to get u

armstrong was appointed by libby schaaf after and kirkpatrick was fired in february of 2021. a jury found last year she was wrongfully terminated for whistleblowing. >>> an assistant chief will serve as acting police chief for the second time. he led the department for about two weeks in 2020. >>> let's get to some other stories we are following around the bay area. san jose's mayor is expected to lay out his vision for the city. he has a public inauguration ceremony. matt is actually the person who has been mayor for the last month. he was sworn in in the end of december in a private ceremony. the public's celebration will be at 6:00 p.m. at the center for performing arts downtown. >>> we take you to pacifica now where the search has been called off for a missing san francisco state student. he disappeared yesterday while swimming with friends off esplanade beach. >>> a floral tribute is now growing at the beach . the 22-year-old from santa monica was on the sfs you wrestling team. they scoured the area for hours yesterday but found no sign of him. >>> we are waiting for wor

i'd still be alive, isabella smoke, libby stickney of krakowski is hoping his fellow towns people will wake up and feel the heat. he's even thinking about running for mayor and the next elections converting, rethinking brick in old habits. these things are also happening here in nigeria, driving a call or taking a bus to work doesn't make sense in lagos, the city is struggling with traffic jams, which pollutes the air and try residents, patience. but it doesn't have to be that way. check out this week's doing your bits. ah, nobody here is going anywhere fast. it's rush hour in lagos. nigeria is largest city. these vehicles are clocking just 17 kilometers an hour on average. oh, the wallet, bon timmy? true. used to be a fisher, but in 1982 he became a boat builder. he makes both cargo and passenger vessels. businesses steady and demand is growing with. 2 the reason why so many people are buying boats these days, so is that water transport as faster than road transport? all because i mean by his biggest boats can hold up to 40 passengers a trip that takes 3 hours in bumper to bumper traf

network wires, a systemic solution generation change on al jazeera western libya is home to libby as berber people, the m a z scattered across than a few. so mountains are old amazon cities like this one in the la stop villa then at amec or the original inhabitants of libya. here and is old city. there is evidence that dates back centuries and got that. he came to power. he showed to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, m as in names. he removed our culture from history books, but were preserved our culture and secret young in the morning role in the revolution that top of long time, we are more more outlaw their language. now, after more than a decade, they are able to open celebrate their heritage. and culture, although libya has been engulfed in violence and political division since 2011, the amazon said they're happy with their new found freedom. the.

i'd still be alive is ahead of us smoke. libby stickney of krakowski is hoping as fellow towns people will wake up and feel the heat. he's even thinking about running for mayor and the next elections converting, rethinking brick in old habits. these things though, also happening here in nigeria, driving a car or taking a bus to work doesn't make sense in lagos. the city is struggling with traffic jams, which pollutes the air and try residents, patience. but it doesn't have to be that way. check out this week's doing your bits. ah, nobody here is going anywhere fast. it's rush hour in lagos. nigeria is largest city. these vehicles are clocking just 17 kilometers an hour on average. oh, the wallet, bon timmy? true. used to be a fisher, but in 1982 he became a boat builder. he makes both cargo and passenger vessels. businesses steady and demand is growing. rather, the rug would be the reason why so many people are buying boats these days. so is that water transport as faster than road transport? because i mean by his biggest boats can hold up to 40 passengers a trip that takes 3 hours in

it's just sign the landmark 25 year agreements that's considered the most important new investment in libby as energy sector in decades. i see it really valuable here is where italy wants and complain. important role also in order to help african countries to grow and become richer, a cooperation that does not want to be predatory, but wants to leave something to the nations. well, this corporation may be short lived because of libya's political conflicts, and rival factions where one man signature means nothing to the other. the country has been split into government in the east and west, but in this case, we're already seen disagreements within just one side. activate in the investment agreement is illegal, and lex parity between the li, been and italian sites. this is the state of affairs in the country a decade after nate's us invasion was supposed to fix everything where italy played a significant role. italy has decided to increase the operational flexibility visit croft with targeted actions against specific military targets selected on the libyan territory. with the aim of helping t

i want that guy assad added a libby in in syria. qaddafi and livia, the united states just passed a defense budget of $858000000000.00. so a $105000000000.00 of our money now is going to ukraine. 63 percent of americans living paycheck to paycheck. it's the american way. oh, it's not stopping this is my magazine from spring 2014, that happy face on their washington is driving the world to fight the final war. world. gemini is not a right america has earned article written by dr. paul craig roberts, former assistant treasury secretary of the ronald reagan and he talks about russia, conclude wash included, that russia needed to be confronted with or distracted by problems that would leave the russian government less confident or able to counter washington's aggression elsewhere. ukraine presented to perfect opportunity for washington. okay, geral insurance, gerald on that. on that note, i agree with you. okay, let me, let me go to look here. get everybody in the mix here. luke, i mean it because the nato will not discuss russia. security guarantees as reason why we're in this mess in the 1st

she says the investigation was started during former mayor libby shafts administration rescue teams rushed to fort funston today, coming up, see how san francisco fire saved two people who went over the side of a cliff. it's a bit breezy out there, but a beautiful, beautiful weekend. it's going to be pretty nice week ahead. we're looking at rain drops down the road. we'll talk a little bit about that, and then the chances for subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in person, i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. our fighters used ropes to repel down the side of the cliff and bring the two people to safety. no one was injured at chp helicopter also assisted with the rescue. one person died and another was injured after two separate collisions in the mission district involving the same driver. the first collision happened shortly after two this morning at 16th and cap streets car hit a woman who was wal

in the libyan government and the capital tripling is calling on europe to take more responsibility. libby as often just a transit country. it once you're up to invest more in the migrants, countries of origin. people are hungry, they wanna go and eat. and this is a. so what are a stand a bu solution that to what we can do, and this is not a problem of libya or need the italy or martha? it's that combined. and i think also germany has as a big, big role germany, europe mohammed has given up his dream, he now plans to return to ivory coast via un repatriation program. java, mom, mom when i know to my mother and she said come home and my dear mother do moved to move. mohammed wants to return home gratefully. after all he has survived. now his greatest wish is to one day be able to walk properly again. and for more were now doin from toronto, i am at body a senior analyst at the global initiative. a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic council. good to see you at libya has become somewhat of a hub for my runs trying to reach year by the mediterranean. one of the main problems these peop

e at the new york i thought is shad libby. i leave my board the slow, but you pro actually today there are dozens of n g o operating in germany actively influencing national politics and media and germans themselves openly mult this kenzie fund organ is, are you on mission of the chinese conference? somebody's, what are the common june, the german masters fund of the united states, atlanta. he needs that he, that i got the me for the charge for the atlantic book at one of the institute organs of sean hadn't of been pulling to chicago. mit is a lot among these organizations. the one that stands out the most is the atlantic bridge. it was founded in 1952. its official aim is to promote german american understanding. can you guys conserve care mining? frenemy at that again. is there an hour on me or give me your group politic of for the group at least that you can group you mr. mission company? sure. glove 3 of the use of us because i just and you know it's just it's like you must boucher for the doctor all visible of the federal

former mayor libby schaaf was once forced to get her city administrator involved. here's a closer look at the tumultuous time line in the last 10 years at opd. that includes 8 police chiefs in 2010. anthony batts join the force after for opd officers were killed in a shootout. yeah, he quit abruptly the following year saying the job had changed, claiming he had limited control but full accountability that was proving to be difficult to implement his vision for reform. howard jordan, a career opd officer, then stepped in dealing with the scandal where opd officers were accused of having with an underage girl. yet 2 years later, he claimed he needed to leave for medical reasons. then there was anthony toribio, another longtime opd officer. well, a nationwide search took place. he stayed for 2 days until sean whent slid in. went to lasted 3 years as chief. he was known to work well with the federal monitor, charged with overseeing the department yet faced increasing criticism, but some saying he was not aggressive enough on those thought to have been having inappropri

heavy rain and some stronger winds at coastal areas may rain edging further east into to new zia and libby up further south, a much clearer picture. we are expecting, however, the rain to intensify in coastal areas of gabon suddenly on thursday. heavy rain as well coming into western madagascar, thanks to that weakening system. but it will be zambia that sees worst of the heavy rains with through soccer sink thunderstorms on friday. ah ah, with blue ah ah, holding back he watching al jazeera mind that top stories, the sour ukraine look set to receive advanced battle tags from the u. s. in germany to boost its defenses against russian forces, sources have told al jazeera the washington will approve the delivery of em one abrams tanks. as soon as wednesday, the cranes prime ministers promising greater anti corruption outlets following a wave of high profile resignation. top adviser to the president for deputy ministers am 5 regional governors left their post on tuesday. the biggest shake up in president zalinski administration since the war with flushing the gap. and chris hipkins has been s

could you see that is your goal need on the device to rig market libby now, cuz i'm not sure of the adventures awful, but car and lead to africa direct on al jazeera lou. ah, watching. i'll just, sarah, that's recap on headlines. now. ukraine secret service is launched, a criminal investigation into a helicopter crash in the kid region that killed the interior minister and all the senior officials, 14 people died including one child. new zealand prime minister just under a done is announced. she's stepping down next month, off to 5 and a half years in office. she says she doesn't have the energy or inspiration to seek re election in october. and israel supreme court has ruled benyamin that's in yahoo must remove audio dairy, the influential head of the ultra orthodox shafts policy from his government because of his conviction, full tax fraud. last year, the decision could trigger a political crisis for the new coalition government. i've gotten a stanz, guffman says freezing temperatures of killed at least 70 people and tens of thousands of cattle across the country have been long queues to buy

thanks for watching bye for now. western libya is home to libby as berber people, the m a z scattered across the fuson mountains. our old amazon cities like this one, and then you get a magic original inhabitants of libya. here in this old city, there's evidence that dates back centuries and got that. he came to power. he showed to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, m as in names. he moved our culture from history books, but we preserved our culture and secret younger view played an important role in the revolution that top a long time. we're martin, that he out father time by language. now. after more than a decade, they are able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. although libya has been engulfed in violence and political divisions since 2011 the amazon, you'd say they're happy with their new found freedom. oh, what is one of thailand's most decorating hops? li, the country in fear of his long prod, investigation, 1018, revealed explosive allegation, a police corruption on out to 0. a diverse range of stories from across the gland, from the perspectiv

so we're seeing oil in libby at the control over the 3 major oil ports, golds they're trying to get it. molly diamonds is drawn for going to republic, as well as the contracts with the governments and with the partners that they're working with like leave after and libya or to adherence are so it really comes from those sources and it's effectively self scenic. so it functions as an alternative security, oregon, but russia does not have to likely devote, is defense budget to financing their activities. and you can actually make revenue for the russians date. interesting metric, idaho. and it's not just russia and the wagner group. of course, the wide spread outsourcing of military and security functions has become a major phenomenon in recent years. why are stacy think increasingly contracting out to pipe took to the private sector and what is their legal status of these private companies under international law? and under the laws of armed conflict, well, stay students for many different reasons. and one particular reason is that russia is using this as possible than i ability. so by

that is, you all need on the advice to rig market libby. now because you must be adventurous, awful, but car and lead to africa direct on al jazeera. we tell the untold story. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides, no matter where it takes us. a fan sir guy from my eyes, and power and pasha. we tell your story. we are your voice. your news, your net. al jazeera lou russian missile attacks hit residential buildings in the ukrainian city of denise pro is porson pledges to sudden battle tanks. and where on the front lines with ukrainian soldiers in the east of the country as they battle russian troops for the town of sola doc. ah, hello, i'm on inside this village. is there a lie from dough or so coming up. the world health organization welcomes a release of dramatic new code. 19 days from china says beijing needs to continue providing detailed information or chests in israel against the new government's proposed judicial reforms. opponents worry, it will weaken the legal system. and a supreme court ruling complicates plans by

countries who made such remarks today due across the globe, including in africa, they wanted to plunder libby as resources so badly that they did not hesitate to destroy the country and to stabilize the entire to hell. so, when accusing russia, they simply market the common sense and the ability of african states to assess adequately the true causes of their outstanding problems and choose whom to cooperate with. russia is seen as an important partner by a number of african countries in this. a hell including molly at night. jeremiah a, both nations have security and military cooperate. cooperation agreements, i should say with moscow, which says its role is basically to help maintain peace and security and defend the principle of african solutions to african problems with african problems, including poverty, violence and conflict are seen by many as a legacy of the continent colonial past. western powers, such as britain, france, portugal in spain controlled and exploited african resources during their rule. well, let's take this compensation of further crossing life to geo political analyst

how propaganda and profit shaped content all hail the algorithm on a jessia western libya is home to libby as berber people, the m a z. scattered across the fuser mountains, our old amazon cities like this one. and then you get a magic where the original inhabitants of libya, here in the old city, there's evidence that dates back centuries and got taffy came to power. he showed to everybody's, our culture became illegal to name our children imaging names. he removed our culture from history books, but were preserved our culture and secret younger view played an important role in the revolution that top a long time. we're martin, a bite language now. after more than a decade, they are able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. although libya has been in goals in violence and political division since 2011 the m a z say they're happy with their new found freedom. ah.

we've seen in libby on march 2020. the use of various cargo drawings, which has been developed by turkey mc number of cases in which technologies that are atomic weapon system by definition are being used. however, we said the form of the art arms race might look quite different to what we're expecting. a lot of the technologies that autonomy, about the systems are built on our technologies that are being used in everyday context. in the leasing context. for example, facial recognition for math surveillance, emotion recognition, gate recognition, predictive analytics. these are all tools that we know are being used against, for example, life matter for testers, and have been known to time and time again fail and to augment racially discriminatory policing, and our defacto against international human rights law. so if we're looking for that one terminator to show up at our door, we're maybe looking in the wrong place. and that argue that what we're actually needing to, to keep an eye out, or are these more on sort of th