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susie and madeline, _ i still wish to meet her. laughter. susie and madeline, thank- you very much. italian soundtrack in rome is opera singer andrea bocelli that the euros off to a spine—tingling start. cheering because of covid, only 16,000 were allowed in but you would hardly have guested, as turkey and italy emerged to deafening anticipation after a year—long delay, it was finally time. but not before the ball arrived in a slightly unusual fashion, via remote control car, and soon it was italy in the driving seat. their first owed little to luck, and own goal by turkey, but their dominance was beyond dispute. they coolly made it 2—0 before they rounded off their perfect night imperfect style. night in perfect style. a hugely impressive win for italy, both they and this long—awaited tournament are off to some start. andy swiss, bbc news. scotland willjoin england in taking the knee ahead of their meeting at wembley next friday. manager steve clarke says the team will still stand ahead of their other two group games at hampden park, and has criticised those who he says �*politicis

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and you said that me i had my name under madeline a y j o the, the me who i mean and man, oh mm. mm. mm mm. mm. can an image representative or merely mimic the protection of the beholder? behind the camera, preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaiming narrative, and the trauma of colonialist ation. and it lingering legacy delicately address at the west. and they'll make a scene in the democratic republic of congo, film, and a witness documentary on al jazeera. it's about my job. my bible is my wife and i, i want to motivate the young ladies intimate in our public college claims involved with either the mobile story. and those are the story that i want to tell family make create my. my team is my music will be in drunk my same bob way, a new series coming soon on al jazeera, football or adult and a pie in the very sports. he lost the chance to play for his country. won a legal battle paved the way for a generation of brazilian players. footballing legend the eric counts and introduces one scene of penalized buyers club for his political beliefs. he took power into his own hands a

over the teams mentality and the tactical flexibility of martinez . yet veteran defend thomas from madeline. currently playing his trade in japan's g lead, feels they have enough to go all the way to do that to them, but it also needed we just hope we get our system performance throughout the whole tournament. but with quality in every area of the pitch, it would be no surprise if belgium were to break their major tournament. well, here's a quick reminder of our top story. g 7. leadership drafted an action plan to ensure the world is better prepared for future pandemic on day 2 of the summit, they're expected to also discuss their approach to the rising influence of china and russia, as well as ways to tackle climate change. you watching the news live from berlin, please to stay with us. arts and culture is next ah the case and above all how it feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, kona and journalists, eas, could. goodman are exploring, delving into history and the present. i would never go to judaism, could be live so open.

and you said that me i had my name on the madeline caught a jay with them. yes, my monaco the me who i call kaufman type and man. oh the the me history is for arrow yet in spain state him post them easier was enshrined in law. diminishing the plight of countless victims of franco's 36 year dictatorship with a group of survivor has launched an international law suit hoping to bring those accountable to justice and force the country to acknowledge its fascist passed the silence of others. weakness on al jazeera, no range for months. our cause once lush vegetable garden has turned to dust. she says it's as if the land has given up on her, but she has not given up on the land. in this land you grow not just to biscuits, but carrot potatoes, onion cauliflower, if only we had water during the rainy season. it's another story. the land springs to life the state pays. i won others to plant trees as part of the great greenwald project. an initiative to stop desert indication from east to west africa because of the rising temperatures and the lack of rainfall, most of

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with me are the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface — known as the fleet street fox — and madelinewho's the daily telegraph's parliamentary sketch writer, as well as a columnist for the paper, too. welcome to both of you. the daily mail says england will have to wait untiljuly 19th before all covid restrictions are eased, in a move likely to anger some mps, business leaders and hospitality chiefs. the daily telegraph also sastune 21st in england will no longer herald a full return to normality, after borisjohnson resigned himself to a delay of up to four weeks in lifting remaining covid restrictions. the sun calls it a blow to football fans if the date gets pushed back, as the euro 2020 final wouldn't be able to played out in front of a full wembley stadium, and pubs would have to stick to the rule of six indoors. the guardian has keir starmer accusing borisjohnson of a lack of courage over his reluctance to condemn football fans who boo england's players for taking the knee. the times says european leaders will warn borisjohnson tomorrow at the g7 summit, that they're prepared to

madeline, do you want to start?t of the times that suggest that quite a lot of eu leaders are forming a sort of body thing around boris, social distancing one notwithstanding, and getting him to give ground on the northern ireland protocol. ., give ground on the northern ireland protocol. . , ., protocol. yeah, the social distancing _ protocol. yeah, the social distancing will _ protocol. yeah, the social distancing will certainly i protocol. yeah, the social| distancing will certainly be protocol. yeah, the social- distancing will certainly be broken. trying _ distancing will certainly be broken. trying to _ distancing will certainly be broken. trying to pin him down. it looks as if they're _ trying to pin him down. it looks as if they're going to try to use these meetings — if they're going to try to use these meetings to demand the pm honours the terms _ meetings to demand the pm honours the terms of the brexit deal, specifically related to the northern ireiand _ specifically related to the northern ireland proto

janna madeline rivera live for us tonight in tulsa, oklahoma. thank you.k force held its inaugural meeting today in sacramento to study reparations for black people. gavin newsom attorney general rahm bonta and secretary of state shirley weber spoke at this meeting. the group is looking at the institution of slavery and its present day effects. the task force was created as a result of it. assembly bill authored by webber when she was in the assembly, california is the first state in the nation to pass a law to create this type of task force. we came to understand very clearly that california has the ability and the power to do it. and it's not us. then who we have waited for almost 40 years for the congress to basically passed hr 40, and we're still waiting for them to take seriously the development of a national task force. you know, as our country reckons with our painful legacy of racial injustice, california again is poised to lead the way lead the way towards a more equitable and inclusive future for all. the nine person task force will make recommen

get to this point where we had on this journey to justice without all our brothers and sisters, madeline simmons, michelle gadeau, scott peters, all of them who are working, scott madison. they allowed us to come out front to be with the family today. but they are not forgotten. and i know my brother who just did wonderful things in louisiana with alton sterling, chris stewart, appreciates each and every one of the lawyers on our team. at this time you're going to hear from attorney chris stewart and attorney justin miller. >> first let me start by saying roxie and gianna couldn't be here. but right now gianna is watching live. so let me tell you, gianna, you've done two things in this case. you started by saying, my daddy changed the world. >> yes! >> i want you to know you changed the world. because today that statement that you gave was not just powerful, but it was prophetic. you told us that his spirit is still here. and people that are doubting, people that are looking at these monuments coming up and the statutes coming up of george floyd and not understanding, his spirit is chang

host: madeline, you can do that, but make sure you are muting your volume. mute the set and go ahead with your comment. caller: ok. i would like to make a comment. i listen to c-span, and they blame the republicans for everything. as far as i'm concerned, they need to check their bible and give president trump the credit for things he and the vice president did. now, we have a group in there that is tearing the country apart, talking about race. i am a white person, and [indiscernible] in a black man's house for many years when i was growing up. there is no hate from the black people. the democrats is causing all of this problem, and no one is looking at the bible to see what is going to happen to our country. host: on to huntington beach, california, mike on the independent line. caller: yeah, the lady was talking about the bible. the bible preaches that love thy neighbor as thyself. i think the problem with our country now is there is too much hatred and fear in our country, and we need to love each other. it starts in the schools, it starts with respectin

when he scored his 1st visit, he could go against none other than madeline and noah. in his 1st season as a senior plan, he became a regular spell to the labor cruise in mid field and the match winner in the top and meeting with the the to kind of have us the clubs. next junior jim is shining bright, who ready? the 1st player under 18 to school 5. when disney good go and do while still studying hard as go on the opposite bank of the rhine cologne have their own upwardly mobile. it's hacking talent. young man with a cool head on his free spirited 19 year old shoulders as demonstrated by his added time when in the bottom and shootout. michelle, the po these and he also divided his energies between football and go work his roaring. when does he get korea start? notwithstanding, he still wanted his leaving because someone called the coach told me it's okay if i missed the training session. alongside the football, you still have to find time for school. but i know there's always gaps where you can study as well, you know, living in them and land come. it's not teen who did

richmond couple madeline and indira met while working on the border in el paso.ream come true. good for them, congratulations to all the happy couples. they're going to be fully booked that city hall for probably the next year or so. >> going to be busy a lot of catching up to do. >> be right back. >>> apple's ceo tim cook opened the annual worldwide developers conference to an audience of avatars today. this is so strange. the virtual keynote announced ios 15, a facetime expansion to android and windows devices, an email tracking blocker feature and a digital program apple is urging the tsa to adopt. what will they come up with next? the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> that's hat's (dramatic music) ♪ (stu) i really can see the difference.

the initiation would still take place africa, change that humiliations on the past to madeline to female genital mutilation. when it comes to the young people who are talking smash jim, this stereotypes the 77 percent 90 minutes on d. w. ah. the news immigrants they know the police were stopped. they knew that the route is not a solution. they know their flight could be going back. not an option. peace ma, i'm on and nobody are stuck in the spanish border area. alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts june 18th on d. w. it's about billions, it's about power. it's about the foundation of the world order, the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. also in europe. china is promised partners, rich can fit in europe, and there's a sharp warning you want wherever, except some money from the new superpower will become dependent on in china. the gateway year starts july 1st on d, w in the the who's this is dw, live from brazil, cobra, 1900 death toll top top a 1000000 tens of thousands join

in some parts of the city, he was even known as columbia as robin hood. madeline is also a home to a close friend of basketball. they call him papa. he confessed to murdering 250 people and organizing 2 and a half, and killing the prince 23 years in jail for the crime. the papa hasn't become an outcast in the city where he wants to know on the country. he's very popular styling himself as a blogger, and political activists. we came to maryland to meet him to try and understand this colombian power adult. why he is treated like a super so i must admit, i was very nervous before on monday. so hopefully messing with yo that you're the sort of really i got that that i me the leave those send me pretty mad. leave it on the still, you know, this can be doing, but on this still leaves us it that, that, let me, sorry, i live, let me just go out to the area. like you, i hope you're going in. okay. and you said you're going to look like that. i'm meeting with him remotely, don't. the semitic window is empty here. and so it is to leave the city of the hotel. we're going to wait for you to give

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man madeline, sort the activist in the u. e. and he noticed some suspicious messages on his phone that he was getting the s m s. he thought they were weird because they came from unknown numbers and they were promising information about human rights. so he forwarded them to me at citizen lab. we had known each other for a while. i got a burner phone, not obviously my, my real phone burner phone and clicked on the links. and while i was doing this, i was recording the internet traffic and recording the activity on the phone and what was installed. when i clicked the link was a very sophisticated, spyware payload. and the interesting question was, well, who could be behind us? who might have programmed the spyware who might have sold it, who might be using it? and the process to figure that out is called attribution. so what we did in the report is we noticed that when you clicked on the link a 2nd time, it wouldn't cause the infection. it was only limited to the 1st click and the 2nd click would send you to a decoy website to try

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over the teams mentality and the tactical flexibility of martinez . yet veteran defend thomas from madeline. currently playing his trade in japan's g lead. feels they have enough to go all the way up to go down to the alternator. and we just hope we get other consistent performance throughout the whole. but with quality in every area of the pitch, it would be no surprise if belgium were to break their major tournament. novak joke ventures through to the final of the french open tennis final. after knocking the defending champion, raphael and adult, the top, seated serbian one in a thrilling 4 sets on the clay and roland guards. the dog had set his saif on a record 14th title. the battle lasted over 4 hours. you will now faith reese's. definitely see us. he held off the german alexander's ferry over to reach his 1st major fight. now not everyone is a fan of rats, but in cambodia they're powerful sense of smell is helping save lives. officials are deploying an army of rodents to sniff out land mines left over from the civil war. the conflict ended more than 3 decades ago, but the countryside

electron. madeline is huge. red line for the united states. cyber attacks on critical infrastructure as i just mentioned, the grid line, obviously human wides, also the important topic and by and brought up the, the case of not only but that it's difficult to set what blind because how can you react to someone causes this sort of i mean, he made it very clear statement and believe that it wouldn't be very, very problematic if not all the days and put them. but again, what is the we action that you can take to this action? so what they focused on where we as, where they, we could make progress in the other areas would disgust. but the focus now is uncertain. we as and to see with a positive development take place there. and from then we can take it to other areas possibly. and suji. how important do you think it is that there is a growing trash between the political cultures of the western model as it were, and then the eastern model of a liberal democracy? i think that, for example, opponents of the years centers and imperialism would say that it wouldn't be so much as a clash of pol

finally madeline pumariega. did i say it correctly? are you there? she's the first woman to come president miami-dade college. before that she was the executive vice president and provost of tallahassee community college and the both those positions she's played a key role in seeing students of this pandemic. we are glad to have you with us and lookan forward to your testimony and with that we will begin with vice president copeland-morgan ema begin your opening statement. sammy thank you chair murray ranking member burr and members of the committee for inviting me to appear before you today. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony in a significant impact of the congressional higher education emergency relief fund. the funds enable students to continue their education just when their dreams of a college degree seems shattered by covid-19. funds also proven to be a powerful investment or covering growth of our economy. my testimony g will address that it does not mean increased federal -- need for federal aid will end. the needs of students

but that is madeline in the south. west matter, but they have seized an area called bulk. i'll give them this area overseas. it might have done overseas as well as married the city. so the last 24 hours they gained the huge area. and it seems to be know that many ought to be hidden, and i will be bad as they say to liberty, to invite the city of mighty band. because one of the main reason to do that because i'm out of city has become a hub. unlike i know, but i shall rule for the o. d. listen to attack him, and that's why they think by killing and married this actually will, will clear all know to pm and on it will make this. i would you lose one of the important area that was under the control in north north yemen, which is mighty city. they are some media reports that say a number of who the fighters are among those killed in mara. can you comment on that? i mean, as the media, they say they say like a 100 the who the vital that what it called, i didn't think this is true because when we see that the sun poses that they use what's called go to war. busy seek, they don't

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children and clinical trials. pfizer is to announce trials on children age 6 months to 5 years. madeline has already been testing that age group sincerely this year. but as high as you can star reports now many parents still say they won't allow their children to get the jap wrong. it takes a tough 5 year old to giggle through a blood drop, didn't go one through 30, and not even flinch when he gets a shot containing either the pfizer by on tech vaccine or a placebo. colleen charge helper in is among the $4500.00 children participating in visors, late stage clinical trials for kids under 12 taking place across the us and europe at one test site in louisiana. doctors that often are health medical center or asking parents to prepare kids for the vaccination. having your child back to natives protect them from getting to that wall as unlikely that they would get a serious illness or serious impact. it is possible and, you know, we're here to tell you that there are children in our children's hospital to this day being cared for because of the polls show one in for american parents say they w

my name is madigan -- madeline pumariega. i must say that since the first day i arrived on campus high-priority has been to ensure not only the physical safety of our students, but also the physical safety of our organization. i must say that -- that on behalf of the over 1100 community colleges across america, i know that we service the economic and workforce engine for our community. i am a date college, known as democracy's college, is the nation's most diverse institution of higher education, with a student body representing 167 nations, and one of the largest community college and universities across the country, serving 120,000 students. very few institutions have had a greater impact on reasons they serve like we do here in ame date county. -- in miami-dade county. we probably touch every household in our community. offering more than 300 distinct career pathways, miami-dade college is at the cutting-edge of technology and innovation, with hundreds of workforce partnerships, partnerships that include global companies,

he was 17 years and 34 days old when he scored his 1st visit, a good go against none other than madeline and noah. in his 1st season as the senior player, he became a regular spells. who in the neighbor, who's in the midfield, gold, the much winner in the top, and meeting with the after the club. next dounia jim is showing brian to ready the 1st player under 18 to school supplies. when does the good goals and do was studying hard to go on the opposite bank of the rhine cologne, have their own upwardly mobile. it's talking talent young man with a cool head on his free spirited 19 year old shoulders as demonstrated by his added time when in the shootout with the po. and he also divided his energies between football and school work his morning. when does he get korea? notwithstanding, he still once has his some of them called the coach told me it's okay if i missed the training session. alongside the football, you still have to find time for school with them. and i know there's always gaps where you can study as well. we are living in the land come, not seen, who did his part for clothes, f

round i would ask you to offer some thoughts about some very important people and let's start with madelinealb. >> i can only say that i fell for her at the moment i saw her and she remains beautiful in my eyes to this day. she has been with me all the way. my closest advisor. >> and your big brother. enormously influential in my life. i think more than anyone else in the direction of studies to pick up the language he thought all language is incredibly important. imagine how the advantages that you have as opposed to how they interpret that so the language was essential. i didn't have an opportunity to know your parents but i did get to know your sister and at the first time we met 27 years ago, your father-in-law was living in your home and talk about your parents and madeleine's parents. a. >> my father was born in a small polish textile town. he was spycraft a taylor and came to this country in 1914. within a brief period of time he became a great fan of this country and ended up believing we could probably do no wrong but he was given the opportunity and he never t forgot that. what di

get to this point where we had on this journey to justice without all our brothers and sisters, madeline simmons, michelle, all of those, scott peters, all of them who are working, scott madison. they allowed us to come out front to be with the family today, but they are not forgotten. and i know my brother in the bar who just did wonderful things in louisiana with sterling, chris stewart, appreciates each and every one of the lawyers on our team. at this time you're going to hear from attorney chris stewart and attorney justin miller. >> first, let me start by saying roxie and gianna couldn't be here but right now are watching, watching live. so let me tell you, you've done two things in this case. you started by saying my daddy changed the world. i want you to know you changed the world. because today that statement that you gave was not just powerful but it was prophetic. you told us that his spirit is still here. and people that are doubting, people that are looking at these monuments coming up and the statutes coming up, aren't understanding that his spirit is changing things. it do

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first of all, let's talk about madeline albright for one second.ties. but madeline albright, the first female secretary of state. >> in her 50s. >> when she was in her 50s. >> but right now still working to spread democracy around the world. she's working full time. this is incredible. we know what liz cheney, you know, well after the age of 50 is still looking, i think, with very high sights into the future and has found a place for republicans who are not trump republicans to go. also on this list, 52-year-old ie' sha evans. >> she has such a wonderful story. to your point about having children, she talked to me about when she was pregnant with her second child, she thought, oh my god, i can't keep working. people -- she worked at intel for over a decade. and in 2019, at the age of 50, she became the ceo of autonomous taxi startup zeus. it was a big risk. having a one on one with yourself to know yourself and to know to take a leap. and she's leading in really exciting sector. >> risks help. kathy wood is 65, the founder and ceo of arc invest. >>

years ago, your mother-in-law, bill green, was living in your home, and talk about your parents and madeline's parents. >> guest: well, my parents, my father was born in a small polish textile town. he was by craft a tailor. he came to this country in 1914. win a brief period of time became a great fan of this country, and really ended up believing we could probably do no wrong. however, i stressed earlier that the country gave him the opportunity to flourish. economically he did not. quite the contrary. but he was given the opportunity and he never forgot that. he thought that was the key. what do you do with the opportunities that are given to you? my mother was born in kiev, the capital of ukraine, came here in 1913, was a -- was sort of a mixing of genders here but kind of the kingpin of her family. she was always the brightest, the most sensible, most responsible, a terrific person to have for a mother. i speak with authority on that. my in-laws, rose and bill green, rose was one of the smartest, most sensitive, intellectual people i have ever met. she was also a fabulous cook. and bill g

supreme court, madeline rivera has more on what the justices had to see on the fate of obamacare and much more. the affordable care act, surviving a third major challenge in the supreme court. justices ruling 7 to 2 to reject a challenge by a group of conservative states, arguing a recent change to the law made it unconstitutional. i think the longer the law went on, the more it became entrenched in the health care system, the more that probably became a consideration for the court, the act known as obamacare became law in 2010 and expanded coverage to some 23 million americans it initially required. people to either buy health insurance or pay a penalty. a provision congress rendered irrelevant in 2017 when it reduced the penalty to zero plaintiffs argue the elimination of the penalty made the entire law invalid. the question was, uh, did severability apply that is to say did the rest of the law stated even if that part of the law was no longer being enforced in the court, held 72 that it that that was the case. in their ruling, the majority wrote to have standing a plaintiff must a

get to this point where we are on this journey to justice without all of our brothers and sisters madelineront to be with the family today but they are not forgotten. and i know my brother just did wonderful things in louisiana in the bayou with altered sterling, chris stewart appreciates each and every one of the lawyers on our team. at this time you are going to hearfrom attorney our team. at this time you are going to hear from attorney chris stewart and attorneyjustin miller. first and attorney justin miller. first let me start — and attorney justin miller. first let me start by _ and attorney justin miller. first let me start by saying - and attorneyjustin miller. first let me start by saying roxie and gianna _ let me start by saying roxie and gianna couldn't be here but right now gianna is actually watching. she's— now gianna is actually watching. she's watching live. so let me tell you gianna. — she's watching live. so let me tell you gianna, you've done two things in this— you gianna, you've done two things in this case, — you gianna, you've done two things in this case, you starte

fox news madeline rivera. has the details. many states have long celebrated juneteenth.t commemorates june 1918 65 when enslaved people in texas learned they were free. the news made it to texas more than two years after president lincoln's emancipation proclamation. this holiday is for all of us the bill is passed on wednesday, a bill making juneteenth a federal holiday passed the house 415 to 14 1 day after the senate approved it. but there had been some initial objections, senator ron johnson said in a statement. although i strongly support celebrating emancipation, i objected to the cost and lack of debate, putting the cost of an additional paid holiday for federal employees at $600 million a year. johnson however, ultimately dropped his objection. we need to continue to make progress. the vote comes nearly a year after americans nationwide hit the streets to protest racial injustice following the killing of george floyd, while debate continues over police reform, many say, asked for this bill, while there should be no question about it, it is not only a day of pride

madeline ribera has the latest on the uptick in violence sweeping the country and what's being done toaustin, texas, an area known for its fun nightlife, became a gathering for emergency personnel and police officer saturday after shots were fired into a crowd, killing at least one and hurting several others. this is one of the more significant incidents that we have ever had happened in our city. it's one of multiple violent incidents that broke out across the country over the weekend in chicago, at least one person was fatally shot and several more hurt after a mass shooting in the south side and a similar sienna, georgia, where a shooting in savannah has left at least one man dead and many others recovering. it's disturbing and it's senseless. the spike in crime is raising alarm for city officials and local business owners who are looking to welcome back crowds and customers this summer asked covid-19 restrictions, relax and how can we expect people to want to frequent us and support us when we can barely keep ourselves safe as police prepare for a busy season? law enforcement offic

vaccines as madeline rivera tells us the pandemic response is likely to dominate the g seven summit, which is now underway in england. a night with royal family, capping off the first meeting of g seven members on friday, the gathering of leaders of the world's wealthiest democracies in cornwall, marking a return to elbow bump diplomacy after last year's summit was canceled because of covid-19. global health emergency. has shown us what a. truly borderless crisis looks like to avoid a repeat the g seven is rolling out a global vaccination plan. they and guest countries will give more than one billion covid-19 vaccines around the world. with the united states leading the charge providing 500 million doses. we need to make sure that. we now allow our economies to recover the donation. also seen as a way to curb china and russia's political influence. both are sending vaccines abroad even as pressure intensifies for china to increase its transparency as global leaders pushed to investigate the origins of covid-19 when your own intel starts leaking out. something is afoot at the end of t

officials say the situation there remains a rescue and not a recovery operation foxes madeline rivera with the latest now from surfside. rescue workers here in surfside, florida continue to sift through the debris, but they remain hopeful that survivors will be found. the best teams are put on this mission right now, and i truly believe relatives of those missing from last week's, but they are desperate for answers as search efforts stretch into a six day former miami dade fire chief dave downey says rescue workers are doing everything they can that every rescuer here is maintaining hope. they're putting themselves in harm's way. try to recover any victims that they can. the search is treacherous. with 6 to 8 teams working at a time on 12 hour shifts crews carefully make their way through layers of steel and concrete, hoping to find anyone who may have survived in a pocket of space. for now, officials say the situation remains a rescue operation. the human dimension of this is huge. the uncertainty that you could be leaving someone alive behind by ending too early versus the concerns