. >> reporter: connie maddox said she couldn't wait to start her new job rating reports for customize security services at 888 north first street this past february. but she says she soon found out that her excitement would be short-lived. >> one week in april he came to me on payday and said they were having trouble collecting from one of the clients who owed him $40,000 and could not write checks yet. >> reporter: won her bus finally handed her a check for nearly $1300, her bank returned it for insufficient funds. >> he wrote me a check on saturday, knowing he didn't have funds. it bounced and i ended up with almost $600 in overdraft fees. >> reporter: she claims when she cashed her last paycheck, it also bounced. >> i asked him where is my money and he said later on, later on. >> reporter: connie is far from the only employee with similar claims. according to leo sanchez, he's owed almost $10,000 in holiday, regular pay and overtime. >> he never paid me over time, never paid me. >> reporter: a quick search on yelp reveals more of the same claims. they pay late all the time. having

another shopping mall lies in ruins, in peter maddox book, some 80 kilometers from durban. the unrest has been mainly concentrated in the south eastern province. of course, you're in a town doing this harm region, many of his supporters, they are angered by him. it's 15 months. dow term in points of failing to appear that corruption inquiry but now the violence is also sprayed to johannesburg. south africa, economic panel hill. with police rich fin. the army will deploy troops to the 2 most affected regions. although these may be opportunistic x of looting, driven by hardship and poverty, the poor and the marginalized bad that are to made branch of the destruction that is currently underway. juma is popular among many of south africans, less well off. his imprisonment has laid bad deed divisions in the country. a secular found some other stories making headlines around the world. at least 50 people have died in a fire at a hospital in southern iraq. many others are in a critical condition. the plays read through a ward trading corona virus patient in the city of nasiriyah b

thank you for that, christine, going to in piano maddox, but we'll take a look at some other stories making news around the world will start in hong kong where police say they've uncovered a plot to bomb caught tunnels and the railway network authorities seized explosives that arrested 9 people on suspicion of terrorist activities thinks of the detained suspect, the high school students, beijing, and post the controversial security level on the former british probably a year ago. you can german chancellor anglo macklin, french president emmanuel macro have held a video cool with a chinese counterpart, gigi, and ping in discussions on issues ranging from climate change to human rights. president said he hopes to expand a chinese corporation with your car. you can see those career is increasing pandemic prevention measures according to state media, the leader of the country, kim jones, on issue decrypting statement last week, criticizing senior officials for the handling of the crisis film. yon has no officially confirmed covered 19 cases. indonesia has reported a record 728 corona vir

he will, maddox, if you can. with that we are going to try use all peaceful means dialogue, negotiation st. pressure pressure from organisations internal and external pressure to bring back democracy. our early goal today is the return of democracy to to his . yeah. and now come many to niecy and seek gillian wolf. al jazeera has go live now to tunis, where we have journalists, sam kimball, joining us. so sam, let's start with, if you crunch up the numbers of people being arrested and detained every day, got us thought to wonder how much of a purge is taking place despite what the president is saying. indeed, there have been arrests. there have been numerous dismissals over the past several days. most important, fortunately, or most recent news being the arrest of to parliamentary members yesterday. one was the independent m. he. yes. in yadi who is the co founder of the hope and work movement in parliament. and he has been an outspoken critic of president tunisian president site and was erected from his home yes

we'll start to be vaccinated or be subject to testing says district spokesperson jennifer maddox. so we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get kids back in person is have to close a school again, the district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or religirus reasons. a system will be in place by the first day of school to test unvaccinated teachers and staff twice a week. we've been testing our employees since april at last year. all employees have had to do surveillance testing at least once a month up to this point. >> we're now changing starting in august 2. if you're vaccinated, you no longer need to do surveillance testing. if you're not, then you need to move. you need to bump up to twice weekly for the testing. it's less clear what percentage of the district 27,000 students have been vaccinated. but the distri

another shopping mall lies in ruins, in peter maddox book, some 80 kilometers from durban. the unrest has been mainly concentrated in the south eastern province. of course, you will in a town dream as harm region. many of his supporters, they are angered by zoom, it's 15 months. dow time employed for failing to appear as corruption inquiry. but now the violence is also sprayed to johannesburg, south africa's economic panel hill. we'd police rich things. the army will deployed fruits to the 2 most affected regions. although these may be opportunistic acts of looting driven by hardship and poverty. the poor and the marginalized bed that are to made branch of the destruction that is currently underway. gina is popular among many of south africa is less well off. his imprisonment has laid bad divisions in the country. or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, why she is in cape town. we asked her who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the room i can pointing out the former president's support is to go and pray against his in cooperation. his i

to put your mind at rest — or not — are the sudanese author and journalist, nesrine malik, bronwen maddox of the institute for government, and before that, foreign editor at the times. and with me in the studio, the middle east editor for the bbc world service, sebastian usher. welcome to you, sebastian — and welcome to both of you, thanks so much forjoining us. now, the sound of an english summer. no, not leather on willow, nor the clink of ice against glass — but the electronic "ping" of an alert on your mobile phone advising you to self—isolate because you've recently been in contact with someone who's developed covid. in just one week this month, 600,000 people were notified by the health service app. what effect might monday's ending of restrictions have on that "pingdemic"? one which has affected borisjohnson, his chancellor, the secretary of state for health — oh, and don't forget the leader of the opposition. bronwen, some people would say this is quite a brave bit of policymaking by the government, but presumably in the run—up to deciding to lift these restrictions, it will have

that's when the hunter decided they were a threat since the crew, maddox, her face attacks like this by the military says one fugitive doctor on call. huge, huge. due to our actions in the damage is but we have to can criminal overnight find a military treating and seen patient is isn't illegal in any part of the war in muma that forced many practitioners to go into hiding, but escaping persecution isn't easy. many of them had been arrested while working in underground clinic, treating injured protesters wounded by the hunters, pluto crack down, all the medical equipment changed and my co leech and on for doctors and enough on the seemed a piece. and you can say that i'm lucky, and i have as many doctor as one of many health workers who refused to return to hospitals now occupied by the military at decision heavily criticized by the hunter government, the dog there, people in cold blood cow. if this is not genocide, what she'll like call it for malware, georgia modern jacket, i claimed emetics. deny they say no one, no dare to seek medical care in hospitals run by the military. all o

jennifer maddox.we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get kids back in person is have to close a school again, district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or religious reasons. a system will be in place by the first day of school to test unvaccinated teachers and staff twice a week. we've been testing our employees since april at last year. all employees have had to do surveillance testing at least once a month up to this point. >> we're now changing starting in august 2. if you're vaccinated, you no longer need to do surveillance testing. if you're not, then you need to move. you need to bump up to twice weekly for the testing. it's less clear what percentage of the district 27,000 students have been vaccinated. but the district i

jennifer maddox. so we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get kids back in person is have to close a school again, the district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or religious reasons. a system will be in place by the first day of school to test unvaccinated teachers and staff twice a week. we've been testing our employees since april at last year. all employees have had to do surveillance testing at least once a month up to this point. >> we're now changing starting in august 2. if you're vaccinated, you no longer need to do surveillance testing. if you're not, then you need to move. you need to bump up to twice weekly for the testing. it's less clear what percentage of the district 27,000 students have been vaccinated. but the di

it's a fantasy model of the economic stress up and what i call miss maddox. and i think as mathematics, let's take a look at the contrast between classical economics and neo classical economics. classically comics would include adam smith, who is part of the enlightment who coined the phrase, the invisible hand, which would indicate that prices are derived through market action. and that no, in fact that doesn't next. so let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, let me finish my question. yeah. and then neo classical economics which would.

it's a fantasy model of economic stress up and what i call mr. maddox and i think as mathematics, let's take a look at the contrast between classical economics and neo classical economics. classically comics would include adam smith, who is part of the enlightment who coined the phrase, the invisible hand, which would indicate that prices are derived through market action. and that no, in fact that doesn't max. so let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, let me finish my question, you know? yeah. and then neo classical economics, which would include canes, then that group bully, learn, tries and so on. you live more in the pricing to be set by a central authority, a committee, a group of people, a group of academic, a group of mathematicians. funnily enough, that ended up in that situation, that literally had to pretend there's a benevolence central authority who distributes income before we all spend. and i need to make that assumptions of that i can explain the downward sloping market demand curves. i wish i was joking, but i'm not so that i actually started up with the model of the pu

hall, mps spoke of friends with the condition, including a former football player and coach, mark maddoxe disease, he ran three marathons, skydived, bike rides, released a music album and, in 2011, mark fronted a nationwide campaign to every football league in the country and reached over two million people through matchday programmes. he also paid off manchester tv, despite being a huge liverpool fan, bbc northwest, various radio stations, as well as nfc tv making a mini documentary about mark. it was all done to raise awareness and funds for the campaign to fight this cruel disease. now, a local southend guest host owner who happens to be a friend of mine was having to work 12 hours a day to financially recover from the first lockdown, but developed problems with his left hand and leg. physiotherapy didn't help, and pain spread to the entire left—hand side of his body. he was subsequently diagnosed with mnd. increasing government funding from less than £5 million annually to £50 million annually — i know it's a lot of money — over five years would not only help to fund a new research i

and next maddox, myself and all that issue is good bye, stacy. and we hope to see you all again next week. ah, me the last me and appears to be near washington's 20 year effort to nation bill and f denison was always going to end this way a complete and total failure. it is doubtful. the corrupt government in kabul will last long after the american withdrawal of dennis and remains broken and the american people poor and no one is held to account the ah, us president joe biden admit that is stronger than it's been in 20 years and put into that doesn't mean i've got to on willful to the medicine that he claims america's mission in the country has been accomplished. and it's time to get out. paris is refusing to reveals wells area that occasions of radioactive waste some 6 decades on from colonial, from conducting new taxes in the country. news. i was talking colson claims as a wide on his communications analysts, private journalists, alleging that it's all because he tried to secure an interview with the russian president. ah.

to put your mind at rest — or not — are the sudanese author and journalist, nesrine malik, bronwen maddox

and next maddox, myself and all that issue is good bye, stacy. and we hope to see you all again next week. ah, me . oh, the news today industry pieces spend millions of euros in avi today. regulations business is all about making money. it's about big corporation, international markets. import export. do you imagine the number of the diseases are in every family today due to new viruses or new microbes? it's not true, so it is due to environment last us here, not going to say either the momentum. i simply that's part of my study. yes, thank you. let me come in today. don't allow us to discuss the food industry is successful for create more jobs. it will create more value added, it will create more. so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest of the industry that we have regulation. we want regulation as the industry. and if we don't behave specialty, that's fine. ah ah, headline stories. this is our a part of his refusing to reveal to our jury at the locations of radio active waste . 6 decades after colonial france conducted its n

ok for me to miller, that break from pizza. maddox berg. thank you for me to at the trial of austria, the former vice chancellor hines christian struck her on corruption charges has begun in vienna straw her who is also the leader of the right when freedom party is accused of offering to change a law to help a party donors, secure public funding for his private hospital. it's part of a larger scandal that led to severe corruption allegations. the so called a beef a gave scandal. the book in 2019 led to the fall of the previous coalition government with sebastian court an industry group that includes facebook, twitter, and google says tech joints could still offering their services and hong kong over proposed changes to the data privacy laws. the amendments target the malicious sharing of people's information. no one has dock thing, but the asia internet coalition says while it's against doc, saying the draft laws vague words and could leave local stuff open to face criminal investigations. and prosecution. companies have also faced new chal

the destination of change the process of getting there is unlikely to be a comfortable one, an ex maddox, myself and all issue is good bye, stacy. and we hope to see you all again next week. ah, me ah, ah, today industry prefers millions of you know, the regulations business is all about making money. i think it's about big corporation, international markets. import export. do you imagine the number of the diseases are in every family today? it's, you know, due to new viruses or new microbes, it's not true. so it is due to environment. last us, you know, on the momentum much trouble with abilene. i think you got me come in today mostly don't allow us. the food industry is successful for create more jobs. it will create more value added. it will create more. so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest something into that we have regulation, we want regulation as the industry. and if we don't have any specialty, that's fine. the new and part of this international mega science with that project. neither is being built into, it's gone to another scientist to study matter. the

thank you for that, christine, going to in piano maddox. been making news around the world now starting in hong kong where police say they've uncovered a plot to bomb cords. tunnels and railway networks. source is people suspicion of terrorist activity. 6 of those detained high school students. beijing imposed the controversial security low on the form, especially commonly a year ago. health care is increasing. pandemic prevention measures and according to a state media leader, kim jong issued a cryptic statement last week criticizing senior official for their handling of the crisis film the and has not officially confirmed any kind of in 1900 cases. indonesia has reported a record 728 corona virus, death in a day, as it faces the deadliest wave. since upon demik began the spikes being blamed on the delta, a variant. overstretched, hospitals are facing oxygen shortages. the government's appealing to neighboring countries for help while and camped outside and overcrowded hospital cove in 1900 patients fighting for their lives. the highly con

. >> jennifer maddox, public information officer for sjusd , said another layer is required for indoor and outdoor masking. all k-12 grade students mast indoors. >> everybody wearing masks is a very small price to pay to get everybody back on campus. as a teacher, my students have been vaccinated. >> sjusd teacher, kelly walker, throwing her voice behind the policy but she said the testing requirement seemed tedious. >> it is unified's way of saying without requiring you to get vaccinated, you better get vaccinated. >> 90% of its staff and teachers are already fully vaccinated, leaving 300 who are not or have yet to provide proof. it strengthens safety across the board. some students in the district are in question. >> not everyone has been vaccinated. >> as agencies make decisions, districts tend to follow. changes could be implemented elsewhere. >> the state is asking school districts to balance. we need the kids in person at school but we need to keep covid-19 out of the schools. finding that balance is what we are striving for. >>> people in public education will hear directly from

that's when the hunter decided they were a threat since the crew, maddox, her face attacks like this by the military says one fugitive dr. on huge heroes due to all actually in the damage. but we have become criminal overnight, find a military treating and seen patient is isn't illegal in any part of the law in memo that force many practitioners to go into hiding. but escaping persecution isn't easy. many of them had been arrested while working in underground clinic, treating injured protesters wounded by the hunters. pluto cracked down all the medical equipment needed and my co, leach and on for doctors and enough on seeing the patients, you can say that i'm lucky. but many times the doctor is one of many health workers who refused to return to hospitals now occupied by the military at decision heavily criticized by the hunter government, the dock when they're killing people in cold blood call it. this is not genocide. what shall i call it for malware? georgia, i'm on it. i claimed emetics. deny they say no one, no dare to seek medical care in hospitals run by the military. all of t

i mean were we going to wait on bull connor and lester maddox? were we going to wait on southern segregationists at the time? no. we moved forward. the fact is he has a bully pulpit. i love david axelrod and he's going to be mad at us for bringing him up when he's not here to defend himself. he has a bully pulpit. for him to give a speech in philadelphia, invoke john lewis but not mention the people who are an impediment to john lewis' progress -- the dirty little secret of the democratic party, it's not just manchin and sinema who are standing in the way of this. they are taking the bullets. i mean jon tester, i want to see you stand up. i want to see shaheen stand up. i want them to stand up and say this is an issue we will not compromise our values on. we know why we have a majority. it's because of black voters in this country. they're the reason we have to fight so hard for them on this issue of voting rights. >> listen, bakari, i think you're absolutely right that you should be able to criticize the president of the united states without th

were we going to wait on lester connor and bull maddox, were we going to wait on southern segregationistse had to move forward. i love david axelrod. he's not here to defend himself. >> he'll be back. >> i know he will. for him to give a speech in philadelphia and not invoke john lewis -- but we know one thing for certain, don. it's the dirty little secret of the democratic party. it's not just joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who are standing in the way of this. they're just taking all the bullets. but it's all of those individuals, all my moderate friends who i love, we're a big tent party, but who also are afraid to stand up. jon tester, i want to see you stand up. i want to see shaheen stand up. i want to see all these individuals stand up and say this is an issue we will not compromise our values on and we know why we're here. we know why we have a majority, it's because of black voters in this country. they're the reason that we have to fight so hard for them on this issue of voting rights. >> listen, bakari, i think that you're absolutely right, that you can -- you should be able to

we'll start to be vaccinated or be subject to testing says district spokesperson jennifer maddox.to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get all of our kids back in person is have to close a school again, the district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or religious reasons. a system will be in place by the first day of school to test unvaccinated teachers and staff twice a week. we've been testing our employees since april at last year. all employees have had to do surveillance testing at least once a month up to this point. >> we're now changing starting in august 2. if you're vaccinated, you no longer need to do surveillance testing. if you're not, then you need to move. you need to bump up to twice weekly for the testing. it's less clear what percentage of the district 27,000 students have been vaccinated. but the dis

another shopping mall lies in ruins, in peter maddox book, some 80 kilometers from durden. the unrest has been mainly concentrated in the south eastern province. of course you will in a town during this whole region, many of his supporters, they were angered by zoom, it's 15 months. dow time imposed failing to appear at corruption inquiry. but now the violence is also sprayed to johannesburg. south africa, the economic panel held with police rich been the army, will deploy troops to the 2 most affected regions. although these may be opportunistic acts of looting driven by hardship and poverty. the poor and the marginalized bad that are made branch of the destruction that is currently underway. juma is popular among many of south africa and less well off. his imprisonment has laid bad divisions in the country. or earlier we spoke with our correspondent christine, while she is in cape town, we esther who was behind this unrest. it started out with the people in the room i can call out before the president's support is to go and proof against his in cooperation. his imprisonme

this is a little boy's name is maddox.s 3 years old and he decided to share some good day vibes with his mom. he got created by peeping into the ring camera to say hi and letting her know that he loves her. but the best part was that she was at work. and then she saw someone on the ring cameras like this at the door. my little sweet boy, that mess that we got that little message that she that age. you're trying to remind you that i don't have kids that age anymore. i don't have kids that age and it's so it's terrible. i know that just goes but i'm not having anymore. i'm >> i told my mom all all adopt. probably i don't know haha. >> i steer the conversation away. >> yeah. there's something shiny over here. pretty much all right. grant for news at 10 o'clock as right after this break. we have breaking news out of contra costa county next. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying

another shopping mall lives in ruins, in peter maddox book, some 80 kilometers from durden. the unrest has been mainly concentrated in the south eastern province, of course, in a town during this whole region, many of his supporters, they were angered by him as 15 months jail term employees for failing to appear at corruption inquiry. but now the violence is also sprayed to johannesburg. south africa, the economic panel held with police stretched in the army will deploy troops to the 2 most effected regions. the unrest is uncalled for said president sewer authority though by those who may be hurt and angry at this moment. that can never be any justification whatsoever for anybody to embark on violent and destructive and destructive directions that's negatively affect the rights of others. juma is popular among many of south africa is less well off. his imprisonment has laid bad deed divisions in the country. a short time ago we spoke, we did have correspond, christine, when do are in cape town and we can by asking or who is behind this unrest. it started out with the people

he had the nerve to actually blame management for a lack -- industry maddox shift in the environment in missouri. it is really hard when you have a government that is not supporting our frontline health care workers, and it's frankly doing nothing to encourage vaccination, and spreading false rumors, and nothing would spread faster, i can assure you, and that is the rumor that he's spreading and it's widely irresponsible. >> let me ask a technical question. one of the things i've seen people say is that it would -- we're at 66%, so i think people for ideological reasons, are dead set against it. there are maybe 20%. there are a lot of persuadable folks. it's a question of access, accessibility, he's, all those things. if the fda moved from emergency use authorization to full authorization, that would help. i've seen some people say, i don't know it's emergency. do you think that would help? is that something that we should be thinking about in the horizon? >> that will help. we're weeks away from that happening, and i do think that that should create a big push for people to say, oka

jennifer maddox.to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get kids back in person is have to close a school again, the district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or religious reasons. a system will be in place by the first day of school to test unvaccinated teachers and staff twice a week. we've been testing our employees since april at last year. all employees have had to do surveillance testing at least once a month up to this point. >> we're now changing starting in august 2. if you're vaccinated, you no longer need to do surveillance testing. if you're not, then you need to move. you need to bump up to twice weekly for the testing. it's less clear what percentage of the district 27,000 students have been vaccinated. but the district is al

jennifer maddox. so we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get all of our kids back in person is have to close a school again, the district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or religious reasons. a system will be in place by the first day of school to test unvaccinated teachers and staff twice a week. we've been testing our employees since april last year. all employees have had to do surveillance testing at least once a month up to this point. >> we're now changing starting in august 2. if you're vaccinated, you no longer need to do surveillance testing. if you're not, then you need to move. you need to bump up to twice weekly for the testing. >> now it's less clear what percentage of the district 27,000 students have been vaccina

think general maddox that it met pressure diplomacy maze will buy me more bullets. this budget should be seen and i hope it is seen as an effort to make sure we are exhausting every diplomatic tool before return to conflict in this country. >> gentleman is expired questions to be opposed after the five minutes are expired. as i said at the beginning of the right to submit questions in writing for the witness in both the question and her response will be part of the early record. that i recognized mr. carter from georgia credit opus or carter couple extra minutes from a prior hearing when he was cut off. going to recognize you for summer seven minutes ago and take them all we can roll them over too another time. >> thank you, mr. chairman fred appreciate you remembering that not that i would forget it but none the less you remembering it. thank you for being here today and for answering these questions. in fact it's hard for me to it decide which ones to ask. i will start by asking you in your testimony said the budget makes investments we need right now. as her big

another shopping mall lies in ruins, in peter maddox book, some 80 kilometers from durban. the unrest has been mainly concentrated in the south eastern province. of course, we were in a dream as harm region. many of his supporters, they were angered by him as 15 months jail time employed for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry. but now the violence is also sprayed to johanna 3rd, south africa's economic panel hill with police rich. then the army will deploy troops to the 2 most affected regions, the young race, these uncalled for said presidency were represented by those who may be hurt and angry at this moment. that can never be any justification whatsoever for anybody to embark on violent and destructive and disruptive directions that's negatively affect the rights of others. and it's doing that is popular among many of south africa is less well off. his imprisonment has laid bad deep divisions in the country. and d, w correspondence. christine, when do i joins us now from cape town in south africa, christine, what's the latest? well, maybe this is i use this unrest

let's join data because for new christina mooney, we're outside the high court in prison. maddox berg, welcome christie. so he's asking jacob zoom is asking the high court to dismiss the sentence imposed by the constitutional court. so let's, let's start with which court has presidents here? well, it would be the constitutional court to fill that is the highest court in south africa. in fact, proceedings are currently under way, and mrs. dumas lawyers have been asked by the judge to explain exactly why they brought the match to this particular court. why they believe this court has the jurisdiction and the floor is he to overrule a judgement and a decision taken by the constitutional court to return to hearing him, making his argument in his case as to why this court should be even hearing this case. but the court that sentenced mister to my to 15 months in jail, the court that found him guilty of contempt is the highest court in the land that courts takes precedence. all right. okay, what a legal scholar saying about mr. zoom his chances of success in the high course. well, not very

it's joe and data because on christine moon, we're outside the high court in prison. maddox berg welcome christie. so he's asking jacob zoom or is asking the high court to dismiss the sentence imposed by the constitutional court. so let's, let's start with which court has president said well, it would be the constitutional court. so that is the highest court in south africa . in fact, proceedings are currently on the way and mrs. dumas lawyers have been asked by the judge to explain exactly why they brought the match to this particular court. why they believe this court has the jurisdiction and the floor is he to overrule a judgement and a decision taken by the constitutional court to county hearing him making his argument in his case as to why this court should be even hearing this case. but the court that sentenced mister zoom at 215 months in jail. the court there found him guilty of contempt is the highest course in the land that courts takes precedence. all right. okay. what a legal scholar saying about mr. zoom is the chances of success in the high cost. well, not very many people