ordinance or maher program. it gives authority to require an oversee investigations and if needed remediation of subsurface contamination. it sets fourth a process for sampling, analyzing and remediating soil. they have coordination and building department and make sure that projects permit and comply with as confirmed by dph. the maher program is broad and contains sites including sites near the freeway, sites previously or currently zoned for industrial uses, sites constructed above the bay fill, and sites on the list of contaminated sites pursuant to government code section 65962.5 which in san francisco is primarily documented in the geo tracker and environment story data basis. this is the maher map which shows parcels in the city that needed the criteria and the market program. as you can see it covers a large part of the city. particularly the eastern areas. can you still hear me? can you hear me ok? >> we can hear you, tanya. >> great, thank you. i got an error message that my connection was going out. s

get another chance to let their audience know just how they feel about him besides questioning bill maher today and hopefully for you a lot with one m. s. and b. c. host openly urging a congressman to trip up bar during questioning projects $1619.00 many believe it's no more than revisionist history u.s. senator tom continental says he plans to introduce legislation to prevent schools receiving federal funds from including it in their curriculum so what is it project $21.00 czars cooper will be here to explain how a millennial is being affected by what they're hearing and seeing in the media today christine teet of young americans for liberty says they're frightened by what she calls the media's marxist indoctrination what does she mean by that will ask her on july 27th politico ran a piece which included labeling senator camilla harris as joe biden's v.p. pick complete with a quote from biden praising is selection the paragraph was quickly taken down and dubbed a mistake by the new site will show you the whole strange futuristic piece. let's eat the bread. oh young. good bye. on tuesday

the interesting thing about judicial review, is although maher berry is a first case, it actually --judicial review wasn't that vigorous before the civil war. so marbury becomes, in some ways more important to the stuff that happens later in our story. we read some things back into marbury. perhaps it was a more narrow decision than we remember it being. >> it is a story to tell, and every story as a cast of characters. we want to introduce you to several people who have played roles and maher berry versus mattis in cases. let's start with the principles. john adams, 1800, where was he in his political career? >> he was the incumbent president, elected in 1796 after serving two terms of vice president under george washington. in 1790, six it was the first contested presidential election between him and thomas jefferson. adams narrowly won, and under the system we had at the time, the second person served as vice president. so thomas jefferson was his vice president and in the course of adams this presidency, he and jefferson had a very severe rivalry develop between them personally,

illegal that's the conclusion of the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings and yes keller maher says the assassination near baghdad international airport went against the u.n. charter the white house said the attack on solely money was carried out in the direction of u.s. president donald trump and was aimed at deterring future attacks and educate being planned by iran our diplomatic editor james bays has more from the united nations. well it's a damning report from agnes kalamata who is the special ruppert ters who say on extrajudicial killings worth explaining what that is it's an independent expert who is appointed by the human rights council and these reports where she investigates cases of possible extradition killing are then reported back to the u.n. human rights council remember that the u.n. human rights council is not a u.n. body that the trumpet ministration already looks favorably on they pulled out of the un human rights council in 2018 and so i suspect if there is going to be a response from the trumpet ministration it will be an angry response the u.s. position th

media in germany said the chief operating officer of wire card has fled to russia young maher select has been on the run since the payments provider collapsed after a 2000000000 euro hole was found in its balance sheet the austrian national is reportedly staying at an estate west of moscow under the supervision of russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service. and the pandemic has hit the mexican economy especially hard all but stopping local business bringing tourism to a crawl and pushing oil into a sharp decline hard times are now in many communities from the boredom of children unable to go to school to the growing lines at pawnshops. it's stories to liven up a boring day here in mexico city architect paris about garcia every 2 children who are stuck at home all day because of the coronavirus for them it's a chance to get lost in their imaginations. i imagine what the character say i imagine what the animals are like. the stories are like the kids to escape the tough times they're in but for many adults in mexico that's nearly impossible the pandemic has taken a heavy toll in the

i'm sara maher publishing manager at western park association. i'd like to welcome you to today's authors and conversation series. a book with these events are made possible by more than 200 sponsors and more than 1,000 volunteers. special thanks to the arizona daily star, the university of arizona and the tucson medical center. today's conversation is presented by western national parks association, a nonprofit partner of the park service since 1938 and sponsor of the national series tucson festival of books. sign up for the festival newsletter visit tusconfestivalbooks.org. visiting today's bryan walsh, graduate of princeton university and correspondent editor at the times. he founded the award-winning [inaudible] and reporter for more than 20 countries on science and environmental stories like global warming and extinction. he's also the founder and editor of technology and science 510. his book is aimed at time n. tif guide to the end of the world. welcome. thank you so much for being with us. >> guest: than >> guest: thank you for having me.

well see me your foreign minister heiko maher said today that this decision to postpone these elections and also to disqualify a dozen opposition candidates from taking part in them was a further encroachment on the basic rights of hong kong citizens including the right to free and fair elections and they said the german government is really worried about the general situation there also the arrests of democracy activists and that's why they've chosen to take this action now i should sell quite a few people here in berlin and questioned whether this is really going to make a difference some of said that in fact hong kong provides more judicial assistance to germany than the other way round and of course the german government has always said that it looks at every extradition case individually and wouldn't extradite anyone who they thought might suffer further penalties or persecution as a result so potentially this may not change anything but opposition parties have been calling for it for a while saying beijing is in valving itself to march in hong kong and this decision to postpone th

well lately you mention the statement by foreign minister heiko maher saying that the decision to perspire own the election and also to disqualify a number of opposition can candidates who are further encroachments on the basic rights of people in hong kong including the right to free and fair elections and he said those events as well as the arrests of democracy activists were very concerning to the german government that's why this action has been taken and of course extradition is at the heart of concerns about hong kong it was the protests last year about an extradition bill that has since been withdrawn but it would have allowed suspects to be extradited from hong kong to mainland china that ultimately led i think to the nth position of the hong kong security law which of course western governments including germany have been extremely concerned about and that's i mean i outlined some of the reasons that prompted a today's a decision by the german government but why was the german come why did the german government feel compelled to act right now it could have done last year well i th

i'm sara maher publishing manager at western park association. i'd like to welcome you to today's authors and conversation series.

way to show their residents totally rock to keep spirits high during a months-long lockdown the sid maherodge care home in england decided to recreate iconic album covers with their elderly residents standing in for the rock stars the project covers an array of artists from adele to david bowie elvis presley, even staff members got in on the action in a killer queen cover re creation. the picks have of course gone viral making social media stars out of the folk rock stars, but the organizers says his main priority is to provide the residents, a lockdown experience that is happy and full of enjoyment. a toddler from china has become a viral sensation. thanks to some pretty remarkable basketball skills. the boy reportedly learned by watching his father was imitating them by the time he was one and all that practice has paid off in viral fame. the boy has become a bona fide people bounce and big wind boasting some 400,000 followers. never thought i'd feel bad about my social media status and athletic skills at the same time thanks body. and finally heads up now is the time to glimpse a once

it's especially dangerous to distribute goods in the back alleys of maher a well armed gangs rule the streets the volunteers to put it for us outsiders are not welcome at the moment the virus is spreading and the inhabitants have no real means of protection. it's not clear how many people embers those poor record has a falling victim to the virus because people who don't get tested don't turn up in the statistics that. certain is that the number of deaths has multiplied dramatically feels betrayed by her own government. but the government doesn't care about the favela who are really angry with the state. because it doesn't just neglect us it's also racist. we suffer at the hands of the police here in the for the jazz again the 5 am and most of the young black people who are killed come from the favela. most of the black people who die of covert 19 come from the family and . right now we're at the epicenter of the coronavirus the core of you dish. and that the very people who are now packed on to buses and trains again. to go back to that job stirring things like cleaning high end shop

versus maher chatty where a former cia analyst wrote a book it was serialized in esquire magazine and he did not send it in for clearance he gave the names of several cia operatives he exposed sources and methods and the cia took him to court and. one he appealed it to the 4th circuit court of appeals and won again but even there the government want to get but even though the government won on appeal the important thing is that the court said that the cia had 60 days to clear the book or to explain why the book couldn't be cleared that's become policy so what they do is they almost never make the 60 days they'll send you a letter saying oh if this is so full of classified information we can't possibly do it in 60 days we need another 6 months we need another 12 months and then you have to hire an attorney and say no that's not the law the law is 60 days well if you're controversial they'll threaten to take you to court like they did with john bolton if you're not controversial or if your book is pro cia they'll get it done within the 60 days what john bolton did and i want to preface

the province lies in the north of the country in the so-called golden triangle or thailand me and maher and laos meet the region as a hub for drug smuggling. and demonstrators have stormed the serbian parliament in the capital belgrade to protest a renewed lockdown president aleksander of church imposed a curfew and banned gatherings of more than 5 people after a surgeon coronavirus staff 13 people died of cover 1000 on tuesday serbia's highest single day death toll. now the coronavirus crisis is having a major impact on millions of hiv patients who are reliant on lifesaving drugs it is estimated that nearly 40000000 people across the world are living with hiv although there is no cure for the disease that causes aids anti-retroviral medication helps control it but the common 1000 pandemic is interrupting supply lines for the lifesaving drugs other hiv patients are too scared to go to the hospital because of that pandemic as our reporter in south africa adrienne creech reports of the tempi would have preferred not to come to the community today because of the corona virus and to avoid q

the province lies in the north of the country in the so-called golden triangle where thailand me and maher and laos meet the region as a hub for drug smuggling. demonstrators have stormed the serbian parliament in the capital belgrade to protest a renewed lockdown president aleksander of which imposed a curfew and banned gatherings of more than 5 people after searchin coronavirus deaths 13 people died of coburg 1000 on tuesday serbia's highest single day death toll. brazil's president are both n.r.o. has tested positive for covert 19 speaking to journalists also are removed his mask and said he felt fine despite displaying symptoms well this comes after months of downplaying the danger of the virus as the death toll in brazil topped 65000. german chancellor angela merkel is meeting with european lawmakers today as the country assumes the presidency of the e.u. council it is a 13 time germany as head of the key body and the 1st since 2007 when i'm going arkell was in her 1st term as chancellor back then michael's international stature was given a boost as she pushed member states to commit

. >> reporter: kate maher says she hopes people will adjust and restaurants will survive. >> it seems like it's fair to at least try. >> reporter: the city just gave the valencia corridor merchants association to shut down two blocks of valencia and open it up for restaurants and businesses to spread out even more. that pilot starts tomorrow, and it raises additional concerns. >> it's going to be 200, 500 people around eating and walking without mask. >> reporter: merchants say they have safety in mind. >> we're going to have flyers and signs and notices all over the blocks to make it clear this is a masked zone only. >> jean elle, nbc news. >> in san jose owners and patrons are savoring some options. they're able to move tables into the roadway after the city closed the street to traffic that means more customers and ideally more employees. one customer told us it's super inviting. >> i'm hoping it succeeds, and it's great that these places can keep going and keep the economy going, and not all shut down. >> san pedro square farmer's market is still on. it will happen every friday. o

triangle trade instead of the transatlantic slave trade i would really appreciate it so what did tara maher actually do according to tax filings from 2013 to 2017 the organization gave out no money and grants terra mar helped organize a march wrote a newsletter and launched a campaign to reduce cigarette butts that my friends is saving the world america's favorite lawyer alan dershowitz has been defending her and wrote an article titled the googling you know he's been also tweeting about his innocence in a very peculiar way literally hoping there's child porn out there there have been suggestions that epstein made secret videos of all the men who had sex in his houses in planes i hope he did and they are revealed because they will prove i am not among them since you don't have the videos you can get dershowitz his book guilt by accusation the challenge of proving innocence in the age of me to you know that sounds like some light summer reading that exonerates dershowitz but also tells you how much work it was for him to do it. another disappointment about the case is that the indictment onl

absolutely of course it's also 2 high ranking military generals from me on maher who have been also pointed out in this who have been accused of being involved in the systematic and brutal violence of the wrecking of people as well now and other ethnic minorities as well so this is a sign really that the u.k. is in conjunction also it says it's going to be working with other partners such as the u.s. canada australia and the e.u. to try and calm down on such human rights abuses as as a way of trying to put that essential its foreign policy as well it's also looking at 2 organizations from north korea which are involved in the forced labor and torture and murder of people in gulags and in this sort of. concentration camps which they have there as well and interesting enough if you look at the number of the some of the names that is being targeted in saudi arabia is what you've got a comment has son mohammad al asiri who help the position of deputy head of saudi intelligence saudi khatami who was the advisor to the crown prince and also as well the forensic dr solomon. the list that goes on a

illegal that's the conclusion of the un special rapporteur on extra judicial killings agnes keller maher says the assassination in iraq's capital was against the u.n. charter laura birdman lee has more. top iranian general cousin solomon he was popular among many in iran but was considered a dangerous threat to the u.s. by present on trump that was the justification for drone attack on some the money's convoy as he left baghdad airport on january the 3rd killing him an iraqi commander the among hundreds among others a killing that's been called a new fool by u.n. investigators act as kind of the special rubber to an extradition killing said in reports on tuesday in light of the evidence that the u.s. has provided states the targeting of general stolen money and the deaths of those accompanying him constitution treat killing which under international human rights school the us is responsible just attack is different from all the drone strikes the united states has engaged in because it targeted senior figure in the iranian government so whatever you want to say about solmonese history and

case of self-defense because of the possibility of imminent strikes but in her report agnes keller maher says that there is no evidence that he was planning an imminent attack against u.s. interests so she says therefore on the basis of the information provided by the u.s. and of course she doesn't have access to any classified intelligence information she believes this was a breach of the u.n. charter a breach of international law. the world's largest social media companies are reviewing their operations in hong kong because of its new national security law the companies say they fear the new law passed in beijing will allow china's government to gain access to their users personal and sensitive data center clark has more from hong kong. a week after the introduction of the new national security law in hong kong kerry lamb was quick to respond to the international condemnation of the legislation which has already been used to make arrests the national security law targets crimes of subversion suspicion terrorism and collusion with foreign forces. of popping up this is completely constit

case of self-defense because of the possibility of imminent strikes but in her report agnes keller maher says that there is no evidence that he was planning an imminent attack against u.s. interests so she says therefore on the basis of the information provided by the u.s. and of course she doesn't have access to any classified intelligence information she believes this was a breach of the u.n. charter a breach of international law let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly hawkins who is in washington d.c. kimberly is james as mentioned there the u.s. defense for for making the attack at the time was that this was a self defense give us some context if you're well about that argument that it made . yeah you're absolutely right the trump administration has maintained consistently that the reason for the attack the drone strike on general custom monny was because it was necessary to out of birth what they say was an imminent attack on americans now this u.n. experts that expert on extrajudicial killings has certainly said the opposite in her report as james outlined that the killi

attorney general bill barr testified before the house judiciary committee for several hours maher clashed with democrats on the committee over the fed's response to nationwide protest and president trump's infamous photo op our he's very proud zach has been monitoring those hearings and she's joining us now from the newsroom with more on this heated back and forth fair and yes so. you know saying that this was a heated you know is actually an understatement when it came to this hearing and it was fiery the entire 6 hours now democrats on the house judiciary committee has waited 14 months for the. general barr to come testify but it was unclear whether he was able to actually testify on the barrage of questions by democrats from roger stone michael flynn systemic racism george floyd president trump and co that 190 chairman jerry nadler had quite a lot to say about the a.g. who was sworn in almost a year and a half ago now they're called them a puppet to the president by sending in federal officers to cities like portland to create havoc among protesters and to get trump presidential campai

marse because germany as the host of the berlin conference has been pushing a political process and mr maher said things really have to change ships planes and trucks with weapons a mercenary is kept arriving in libyan cities. ladies and gentlemen it is time to stop this cynical absurdity foreign interference remains the main driver of the conflict in libya it must be prolix to an end that means no more planes no more tanks no more trucks or cargo ships full of weapons and no more lice. well where her furrows planes and cargo ships been coming from well on one side you have turkey which has been supporting the government of national accord which is the internationally recognized government although people say that that still isn't a reason to send in forces and send in weapons in breach of an international arms embargo certainly turkey defends its position because it says it is supporting the internationally recognized government and turkey has been very successful in recent weeks pushing general half that all the way back from the doors of tripoli all the way back to sirte on the other side

but he's tried very hard to separate himself from any kind of political motivation but bill maher has done a good job of following the rule of law at that hearing to that end even if it hasn't hit all the headlines in the new york times they have in the d.o.j. you mention roger stone it is a many parts about that are a travesty of justice system so is general michael flynn case his entire case was a complete travesty of the justice system and i mean look at what happened there i mean you had the deal j. itself saying you know what we were wrong oh by the way all those other prosecutors have been fired or left and we're dropping these charges we're now seeing what's going on yes there are some other questions people can ask about the f.b.i.'s role in all that but the justice department itself i think there has been an effort to clean house i think there has been an effort to try to restore that i think that's why we haven't seen anything but bill barr is somebody that knows what's going on and he is somebody i believe that is going to take action and i think the fact that we haven't se

stuff and i'm glad we could talk to you about it i don't why i thank you thank you rescue is it me and maher have pulled out more bodies from a collapsed jade mine in the northern state of catchin piles of waste had collapsed into a lake on thursday burying more than 160 workers can official say they expect that death toll to rise more from florence that. rescue had volunteer workers hike up the slopes of a collapsed jade mine retrieving bodies of those killed in a landslide on thursday. the dead are carried away in makeshift stretches but heavy rain is hampering recovery efforts the bodies are laid out for relatives to identify some are to overcome by grief to even speak. a local official says he expects the death toll to rise. more than 50 injured we've recovered $162.00 bodies there are more bodies to recover we will continue to recover today many of the dead were workers from impoverished parts of myanmar who were scavenging the waste left by a mining firm despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the country the jade mines of this region in the northern catchin state are poo

i always view it as like dim son you can pick whatever cart comes by you if i want to watch an ng maherbergman film i watch a bergman film if i want to light confection in the way of a reality show i pick the light confection of reality show a lots of good people who pick the one thing and then find it wanting saying well they seem to focus a lot on. their shari'a and eating well and you think that's the show what are you kidding me that's the show that's what it's about it exactly in right now with you know having it's quite on the world as so many people losing their jobs and suffering and you know you know we have many friends of lost their jobs and you know people that are living month to month and now i mean that it's awful to see people you know the restaurants closing and all that so now they look at the cell and they're like oh they're fine here are they're fine they're in their private plane and they're like oh gosh this is really like it's going you know the pattern number they're like oh they're hugging and kissing yes that was before we had social distancing and were also li

ordinance, it is not located within 300 feet of an area subject to the maher ordinance. the project site is not on within 300 feet of a site that is on the lease. the environmental assessment was conducted and they concluded there are no recognized environmental conditions on the project site. regarding air quality, all construction activities are required to comply with the ordinance. source of naturally occurring -- if excavation and removal is necessary, this activity will be required to comply with airborne toxic control measures. required compliance would address the release of hazardous materials during construction. public outreach and comment, to date, we have received two in support, one from the bayview hunters point and association. and residents expressing the concerns of a lack of parking spaces. according to the project sponsor, they have hosted multiple meets with the community. in meetings with the neighborhood association, cac, community town hall, developers, as well as the mandatory pre-application meeting. in summary, the department finds that the pro

in the years following the suffering revolution me and maher celebrated its 1st democratic government. but with the military still in power many of the dreams to have true democracy evaporate. and me and mars leaders stand accused of genocide. the coronavirus may force us to change the format of head to head for the time being but that would stop me doing robust interviews with challenging direct questions in a u.s. election year i'll be seeking accountability from both sides of the political spectrum on who's to blame for the horrific coronavirus death toll on how to fix the us health care system and whether the war of words with china is entering a new and dangerous phase join me made the awesome for special series of head to head of al-jazeera. in the off to mark of the 2011 and tsunami. a remarkable more trade of a remote japanese village. that is later how has the community of me arko been able to move on and rebuild their lives. rewinds japan after the catastrophe. on al-jazeera. his country's begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in t

can we detect any -- a footprint or a fingerprint from kevin maher on the platform so far >> i don't so. the reason i wanted to write about it is i think this is a company that will go public in the united states and be a separate company they had talks in london to set up a separate london office to separate it from china even though it's founded in china it has a beijing headquarters, to assuage worries around it especially with huawei and other chinese companies. the reason i wanted to write about it, i wanted to write about an ipo of a company that could be a real competitor to facebook we always talk about no competitors to facebook, i think tiktok is. it's like a turbocharged snapchat you just talked about snapchat doing great. i always thought snapchat was innovative and interesting but it's small you could see this becoming a global phenomenon in an interesting way. if they were a u.s. company they could buy snapchat so i wanted to start the discussion about that topic and talk about the worries of chinese ownership. >> my feeling about tiktok, i don't use it for security rea

maher, muriel bowser, who presented him with a replica black lives matter street sign. crowds coming out despite near 100-degree temperatures and pleas to stay home amid the pandemic. the georgia lawmaker arriving eight the cape one final time. honored in a small ceremony attendees socially distanced and wearing masks, before lewis makes history as the first african-american to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. >> it is appropriate that john lewis join's this pantheon of patriots. >> reporter: we saw vice president mike pence as well as the former vice president joe biden. noticeably president trump did not visit. she at the white house right now. he said he was not going to be visiting. tonight there is about one hour left for the public to have their public viewing tomorrow. they'll have all day wednesday. that's that is when lewis's body will be flown back to atlanta. there will be a final ceremony and of course the burial. >>> thank you, lauren. as lauren mentioned, president trump said today he will not visit the capitol to honor president lewis. he was leaving

. >> john, people pay good money to hear bill maher say that as he has by my count over a year. michael moor has this view. what say you? >> not accusing jason of being hiber boll -- hyper bollic. on election night, two potential donald trump, judging by biden in the polls right now. the other is donald trump refuses to concede and wants to fight in some number of states. i think there is zero chance on election night and says race better man to one and i'm calling you to concede. i don't think that's going to happen. the part of jason's scenario that's 100% right is if joe biden won by five electoral votes or 50 or more, every state that is a battle ground state, every state that biden is not won by double digits, donald trump is going to claim that the result was rigged and he's going to have election lawyers flying to those states to contest results if there is recounts to be had, they will be forced. if there is lawsuits to be filed, they will be filed and then i think the question in that over time period is how far does it go? i, you know, i think it's the reality that the

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ceo kevin maher, longtime disney executive now with tik tok, coming out with his first statements forompany saying, facebook, seems like a little attack on us. wrapped up in patriotism designed to kill our business in the united states. so just pipe down a little, if you will. so, look. i'm not going to take sides with tik tok on this, but i will say that mark zuckerberg and facebook pushing this line about, know, we need to keep the united states open and free, and because that means u.s. companies can win, and it means that china, you know, might lose, that's a little bit of a slippery slope, a playbook out of china's playbook, right? a little play out of china's playbook, because if you're going to make the united states a place where only u.s. companies can thrive, then you're essentially shutting down global competition. >> right. and doney, to follow-up on that point, if you make that argument you should have credibility. the case of facebook, zuckerberg talks, recognize we have responsibility to stop bad actors from interfering or undermining. we're working to address that and

my question is, why is the intolerant left -- i don't like jimmy kimmel, i don't like bill maher, i'mthem, now they want to go after everybody, what you said 25, 30 years ago. i supported joy reid when they wanted to fire her. i said "give her another chance." i don't support boycotts, i don't support firings. i support giving people other chances. maybe i'm just living in an old fashion world where i understand people are flawed and make mistakes, and, you know, a right to redemption bureau nor do r i support censorship or trying to silence political views. >> yeah, well, i'm going to guess, sean, none of the people you mentioned have ever afforded you the same accommodations -- >> sean: never. >> and the mob has come after you. i think there is a reason for that. a fundamental reason. people on the right fundamentally understand that if you believe in individual rights and the constitution, you understand we have 300 million people in this country. they come from all walks of life from all different backgrounds, they are going to believe different things, purchasingdi habits are goi

you want to have gain set bach and take over the total disbill maher cut. there is a lot to like total customers doubled up 9 6% in the first quarter the premiums they should collect were up 133% in the first quarter. premiums rise from $150 in 2018 to 183 in the first quarter of this year. meanwhile, the gross loss ratio is falling that tells you lemonade is getting better at writing policies put it together and i'm sold on the idea lemonade is a true disrupp tore in tdi disruptor in the insurance base. they are shaking up insurance and i wouldn't be surprised if they do the same thing like auto insurers the total adjustable market could be enormous. they have companies that use technology in the industry like peloton, roku, square. plus the growth rate is phenomenal anything with 100% plus revenue growth is going to get people's attention on wall street most money managers are growth addicts versus the people that own the banks. they're value addicts. the growth guys can't get enough value guys keep getting money taken away when you think about the triple