yes, and all the foulest actions mankind has ever seen. shameful actions, a shame full to speak of. quick, in god's name, hide me away. kill me. throw me into the sea where no eyes can see me more. come here. don't be afraid to tend the fallen man. listen to me. don't be afraid. no one else, only i can carry my curse. here comes creon. he can best answer your requests with advice-- he is that sole protector of this land in your place. what can i say to him? what convincing plea can i offer? all my wrongs to him have been exposed. oedipus, i have not come to jeer at you or to tax you with past wrongs. if you people have no respect for human decency, you might at least not dishonor the life giving--of our lord, the son, to expose this pollution nakedly when it's rejected by earth and holy rain and daylight. escort him inside. piety demands that only his own family should watch or listen to his calamities. you relieve me in my worst fears. you've shown yourself noble when i was vile. in god's name, listen to me. it's for your own good, not mine. what's the matter? what's your petition?

. >> "it's one small step for man - one giant leap for mankind." >> it really wasn't of significance who got to the moon first. >> so you don't see the landing on the moon as a great nationalistic achievement? >> there's no question this was a great propaganda achievement, but if you actually think of the military significance it was not of any real consequence. >> we went to the moon for geopolitical purposes and absent the cold war environment of 1961, there is probably no president that would have committed the kind of resources that the us committed to this effort. >> space has always been in play in terms of global politics and war and so forth; usually in an exaggerated, fear mongering way >> maybe we were doing it just to explore, maybe we're doing it just to show that we could crush our enemies from space and that's a very dark view of government space travel, but it's always been part of government controlled space travel. >> at the time of the apollo missions- nasa was receiving over 5% of the us federal budget. half of one percent. >> 4...3...2...1...and lift off! lift off

. >> but it was a spectacular day for shareholders of another drugmaker, mankind. shares surged an astounding 74% after a fda panel recommended the approval of its ex personaliti experimental diabetes drug which you inhale to get insulin. >> reporter: nearly 26 million children and adults in the united states have diabetes, most of whom inject insulin on a daily basis to regulate the disease. eli lily and novonortis ring up $5 billion annually. soon enough there may be an alternative to needles. afreza, an inhalable diabetes treatment developed by california-based mankind got backing from a fda panel for type one and type two diabetes today. the inhaler, which can fit in your palm, is meant to be a more convenient, less painful alternative to injections. >> we heard over and over again how difficult the times diabetics have controlling their disease. and why we need new tools and better tools. >> reporter: despite today's win, afreza still has a way to go before becoming available to patients. the treatment still needs fda approval and a partner to commercially lau

drug maker mankind is on a hot streak. shares propelled 73% higher yesterday after an fda panel overwhelmingly approved afrezza. that's an insulin drug that can be inhaled by patients suffering from diabetes. mankind shares closed just below 7 dollars yesterday. a ruling by the supreme court makes it possble for wealthy political donors to make larger campaign contributions. the justice ruled in a 5 to 4 decision to strike down limits that stopped donors from giving more than $123-thousand per year. there will still be a limit of $26-hundred per candidate running for the house or senate, but donors can give to as many campaigns and causes as they wish. signs of spring in the housing sector. after a construction slump this winter , frank nothaft (no-taft) of freddie mac says a boost in hiring in construction is giving economists hope for a solid spring. we got some good news from the adp employment report this week, for example 191 thousand jobs added over the past month, and 20 thousand jobs added in the construction secto

a setback for connecticut based drugmaker mankind. last week shares shot up 42%. that after an fda panel recommend approval of its inhaled diabetes drug. now the fda extended its review time by another three months and that sent shares of mankind 8% lower today to finished at $6.32. more consolidation in the specialty pharmaceuticals business. ireland based plans to buy u.s. drugmaker quest corps for $35.6 billion. best known for its treatments of autoimmune and inflammatory orders. shares of quest core up nearly 19% at $80.58. malincrop which trades in the u.s. was off 2.5% to finish at $60.95. >> here's another merger in the generic drug industry. india's sun pharmaceuticals is buying its rival also india based generic drugmakers ranbaxy in an all-stock deal for just over $3 billion. both companies make many of the lower priced generics sold here in the u.s. >> closer to home, pfizer reported positive results from its latest trial of an experimental breast cancer drug by doubled the lifetime of patients on the medication. but survival rates were not significantl

- the unity of mankind. and god orders us to make pilgrimage once in our lifetime if we have the ability, the health and the ability or the means, the financial means also- we are obligated to do that. the nation of islam has not required their members to do that as of yet, i don't think. but i think the nation of islam under minister farrakhan- i must say now that i think the nation of islam, in terms of coming closer to the real world, coming out of myth, into the real world- the nation of islam under farrakhan has made progress. and also, there's progress for, i think, their meeting with real islam. >> okay. so you're seeing some- the disparate or the separation is getting closer, then? >> yes, i think so. i think so. in fact, i think they're going to have to go through the same experience that i and those who came with me went through. yeah, they're just going to have- they're going to take more time doing it. >> yeah. it's that doctrinal wrestle, yeah. susanna, i'll let you jump in. >> and there will st

so my question is on mankind. it's had a good committee meeting with the fda.hey still need approval but i want to get your thoughts. >> i think mankind is a cold stock. if i say something negative i can't go to twitter for days. all will be in the feed is what a jerk i am. i think the new device, i wish them luck. i don't know how big the device will be. that's all i'm going to say. because i'm critical and skeptical. now to fred in ohio. fred. >> caller: hi, jim. five-year listener. love all that you have done for us. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is paccar. >> there is a bull market. we know a lot of companies are talking from alcoa to many of the companies that reported today. i think you're in great shape with paccar. pull the trigger. christine in pennsylvania. >> caller: this is chris, but my grandsons call me boo. i have a boo, hoo, hoo boo-yah for you. i bought whole foods at a lower cost basis than you guys at action alerts. i want you to tell me it's going to turn around and go up. otherwise whole foods will lose a customer. because i will hav

as the year 1500 approached, many were convinced they were living through the last days of mankind. while the turks threatened christendom from the outside, europe was tormented by political and religious tensions. in the netherlands, hieronymous bosch painted this strange vision of hell composed of images suggesting the psychological disintration of the late medieval world and the tensions of his te. industrial furnaces, armies on the march, artillery bombardments at night. the german printmaker who took the apocalypse as dcred in threlation of saint john and transformed it into his own pictorial territory was albrecht durer, the first major artist to publish his work in the form of a book. durer exploited contemporary interest in the revelations of saint john by designing and carving 15 woodcut block prints, which reduce the 22 chapters of saint john's text into an extraordinarily action-packed visual adventure which swept western europe. it made him the most famous graphic artist of his day. the series was of enduring fame, used by artists, sculptors, painters, graphic designers

why do you feel we can expect something big to happen to mankind over the next year then? think that we're going to see something change and change forever because god operates in the pattern that when ever he begins to do something, he continues because he's the god who does not change. every time that these four blood moons have appeared with the jewish feast, something happens that changed the course of history. in 1492, the jewish people were expelled from spain. this was the evict of explosion by king ferdinand and queen isabella. while they were being kicked out of spain, christopher columbus was leaving to find for them, what became the refuge of all people on the earth, which was america. then, you have 1948, in which state hood became a reality. >> for israel. then the arab israeli war. with all due respect, pastor, i know back in 2012, you predicted it may be the end of the world as we know it, but that didn't happen. so, what happens if there's no significant global change that takes place. will you be disappointed? >> absolutely not. this is a signal that it is

the masked mankind of looks like your favorite caped crusader, except he's become affectionately known as speedo batman. you're about to see speedo batman from his apartment, known as the bat cave, outside of pinnacle bank arena, after a bon jovi concert. oh. he forgot his sight. he's got the mask, the cape, the speedo. and then the white tube socks, a nice touch. you can hear how many people out there are pumped up to see speedo batman. now, this isn't just a one time thing. this is legit, this is after the bon jovi concert. this happened after a jay-z concert, after a pink concert, in the same area. speedo batman makes an appearance and entertains the crowd. you can see all the people watching. this has become a thing. there is even a facebook page about this batman in lincoln, nebraska. >> this is awesome. why go to the concert? just go hang out with the crowd as people leave the concert, a better show and it is free. >> the thing is, no one knows who he is. the big news, we're about to fiend out right now. we have speedo batman joining us right this minute. i imagine from the bat c

that is mankind, that is a stock. fda advisors back the company inhaled diabetes drug. $7 per share, that is up 74%. it is inhaled as opposed to ingesting. a different story, glaxo smith kline has stopped a long cancer vaccine trial after deciding it will not be possible to find a group of patients who would benefit. the stock down, but not that much. gm still in the 34-$35 range despite all that is going on at capitol hill with the safety investigation. gm chief mary barra is facing the senate over the ignition key problem linked to 13 deaths. investigators want to know why didn't gm recall the carson a. connecticut senator rick blumenthal asks a personal question. whthis into this. >> is that cobalt car now safe for your children? >> i would let my son if he only had the ignition key. stuart: to you first. the senator wants recalled cars off the road. >> he calls them lethally defective. at only public safety issue, he wants gm to compensate victims and set up the fund because of the 2009 bankruptcy, gm is technically not liable for the old gm prebankruptcy. he wants

once again, mankind faces a threat of gas huffing spiders. (laughter) which brings me to a tip of the hat to mazda whose handling of this issue is as smooth as the handling of the mazda 6-4 sedan, maz da, it's got spiders in it. now mazda-- quick to explain-- (applause) >> mazda quickly explained that no injuries or fires have been reported due to the issue. and you can trust mazda as experts on the spider issue because they've had plenty of practice. back in 2011 mazda recalled cars for the same problem. you know what they say, a car full of spiders once, shame on you. car full of spiders twice, oh god, the spiders are back. now at this point-- (cheers and applause) at this point when you buy a paz da, spiders are just a dealer option. so you want an undercoating? no, how about the spiders, no? okay, i can remove the spiders for $500 but i will have to ask my manager first. now if you are's a mazda owner affected by this recall, do not worry because mazda will update your car's software for free to insurance that the fuel tank pressure doesn

sacrifice mankind for the benefit of nature. against she against the keystone pipeline. that helped man and helped pass the endangered wilderness act because that helps man and hurts nature. >> it is going to happen anyway. why are you argue being whether it is right or wrong? it is going to happen anyway. it is a question of this pipeline versus somebody else is going to get the oil and gas. >> we have to leave it right will. we will say thank you to michelle fields and dennis kucinich for joining thus week. he says that if you are white, then that ain't right. would you be offended if you heard a college president say this? >> how we make sure the years ahead we are not as white up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> time for what we need to know

thank you all for exemp leifying theifiest qualities in mankind and blows those that lost their lives as a result of this tragic event. be proud of what you have accomplished. be proud that you have decided to take control of your life, and chosen to live, and know that each of you is making a difference in the lives of others. in the words of our president barack obama a year ago stated that even when our heart aches, we summon the strength that maybe we didn't even know we had, we carry on and we finish the race. we finish the race, and we do that because of who we are, and we do that because we know that someone around the bend, a stranger, has a cup of water. around the bend someone's there to boost our spirits, and on that toughest mile, just when we think we have hit a wall, there'll be someone there to cheer us on and pick us up if we fall. and this day next year on the third monday, the world will return to this beautiful american city to run harder than ever, to cheer louder than before, for the 118th marathon and bet on it. barack obama was right. here we are one year later.

>> shares of mankind have been soaring today. right now, they are up 73%.he company is getting a major boost for its diabetes drug. the cfo joins us exclusively to explain. that's ahead. >>> plus -- >> coming up, a baby-inspired power pitch. these little ones can be incredibly cute but buying for them can be incredibly overwhelming. >> we make choices easy by showing you your friends' recommendations. >> will the panelists be oohing and ahhing? >>> metals markets are starting to close right now. let's get a look at where things are standing. the gold market up $11 on the trading day despite the fact that we have a very strong stock market in terms of the transports and s&p earlier this morning. in terms of all of the metals markets, once again, the copper market continuing a gradual rebound. we have about a 5 1/2 point gain in the platinum market today, the palladium market. ty, up to you. >> time now for the power pitch where entrepreneurs of innovative companies get 60 seconds to make their pitch, then our panel of experts decides whether they have what i

time for choosing speech, which he gave on behalf of barry gold water on october 27th, 1964 said mankind from the swamps to the stars, the long assent from the swamp to the stars has above all struggled to be free. my reagan's reckoning people everywhere needed freedom. when he wrote that speech, freedom was looking in the communist world. and reagan talked about a cuban boat person who was escaping castro's cuba and he said how lucky he is that he had a place to escape to. and reagan said if we lose freedom here in america there is no place to escape, too. this is the last stand here. if we lose freedom on earth there is no place to escape. and reagan felt americans needed to understand this. they needed to understand this freedom thing. and need to understand it today, too. in his farewell speech on january 1989, beautiful speech written by peggy nunan and that is one of the four speeches in the back of the book. reagan talked about what he called a freedom man and i will quote. he says he has become increasingly pensive in the last few weeks as he is preparing to leave washington and

but all of mankind is killed except one family. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: and it's a little darkhat a story of peace. god kicking ass and taking names in this movie. >> absolutely. i'm surprised you no he that because most people turn it into this nursery story, with the long white beard, the robe and the sandals. >> stephen: old testament god has some anger issues. >> very serious. >> stephen: he is a jealous god. >> very, very andry. >> stephen: how does he kill nefern this one, is it stillwater. >> yeah, we didn't change that. >> stephen: what is the message of the story for you? because it gets turned into this, you know-- god told noah to build him an arky arky. >> i don't the song. i heard someone else talk about but i don't know it says, you know, in genesis 6 it says that he was grieved to his heart, god. and to me that was like wow,s that is a powerful to want to destroy creation because is the fourth story in the bible, you know, creation, original sin, the first murder cane kills able and then jumps forward ten generations and you are at noah and suddenly he wants to d

christ's face seems burdened with the sins of all mankind as he climbs up from darkness to light.he fleeing devil of the harrowing has become a scorpion on a roman shield. then, finally, the drama of salvation is resolved as the ascending christ looks down in love and takes his leave of his apostles. looking over the rooftops and domes of the city, we can try to take an overview of that extraordinary period of artistic outpouring. it was a city whose population never reached 100,000, continually riven by faction and strife, and yet which produced some of the greatest figures in the history of western culture, from giotto and dante, to michelangelo and leonardo. it was a florentine, amerigo vespucci, with florentine maps and instruments, who named the continent discovered by columbus. the founder of modern science, galileo, worked in florence. it is the freshness of their thought, their modernity, which impresses us today. but there is another side to the story. civilized human life depends not only on modernity, but on a healthy assimilation of the past, both critical and imaginat

tuesday and hold a news conference on wednesday the former un high commissioner for refugees says that mankind must learn from the genocide in rwanda senegal that tesco in tokyo at the memorial service for the victims of the massacred twenty years ago. the show society who won easily. most heated baking genius interest by the people themselves the world should expand helpful hands during the twenty years in candidates conducted by the people of iran the assassination of rwanda's president in april nineteen ninety. so i sent the events. the following three months to about eight hundred thousand tutsis and moderate hutus were slaughtered. justin and i gave my number is eight years old at that time he fled across the border. after his parents were counted. the key he will do my best to become a role model for other survivors. he also would like to thank all the people who have helped and supported by country the business. they tease him and i says he feels it's his personal mission to succeed in life. on behalf of all those who were account however federation of japanese fisherman has approved a

premises with an email us go to protect them from invisible changes in him and i definitely hate mankind increased been shot dead isabel them to buy club up the old city sees in memory of my kids who've lost their lives. yes it is easily the last tt coupe is here with really young and inexperienced. he chose his father listed growing slowly and to think about what they're doing when they're on the roads. we saw this on an office in the fall from their own safety. he wants them to drive in a way that doesn't put others in danger. the new within the congregation will meet again and ride in memory of those who in no longer with them. motorbikes opium the vehicles for having failed on two wheels the rules of lead paint his innings and shouted that was produced in east germany back in the nineteen sixties. they have a growing number of friends. the new issue says no to the tune of seven shroud the movie. the chino at least once a week the dish well i think it's a lot of new handsome problems with this one last time he thinks that down to become director these. this robot is not to call the kg

for many the outcome is that forgone conclusion that spain's ruling popular party strong mankind since the nation meeting is likely to be rejected. the kiddo i think they think the best result he told king that time in a semi on iraq calling not to take his efficiency in indoctrinate them putting them in front of the rest of the soft lips. officials in the northeastern region have vowed to hold a referendum on the issue in a bad about the cockles of tuesday's results. on two months into your eighties you know. i'm looking to participate in this debate he said. tomorrow is the decision taken in account the many apartments on time the president of the government of the many and all. mike it meant that the senate to go to the spanish parliament to obtain the right school tonight the referendum. if you are a form of government in chapter nine and has seen hundreds of thousands of people riley for independence but last month buying role that the main part of the money did you not to hold a referendum would be unconstitutional the prospect of quebec becoming independent from canada may be pu

bring the peace and love of all mankind. do you. happy they've listened so attentively. i think it's my duty to keep telling my story as long as i lie the boy has experienced new bikini on cold hard to read to the pain of life completion. mary making gold. the court for an end to nuclear weapons. use cable to any two words mind you. now for a change and that no one there with them my chili she minded morning people and on to this southern china. in keeping with patchy rain and flooding what does that. in the ongoing on a heavy showers are continuing across the southern china. it has led to more than a dozen people in camps across the area last week. it's an ongoing story on it very well saturated ground. we have imported a hunted man in the interests of rainfall in guangdong province in the past twenty four hours looks like it. any additional rainfall is unwelcome but another one hundred million teachers are so could it be falling across the area for the next twenty four hours. heavy rain warnings and thunderstorm warnings are still in prison when sentenced on the strand

political figures are exchanging opinions former un high commissioner for refugees some cold cuts as mankind must learn from the genocide in rwanda twenty years ago when i was speaking in tokyo in a memorial service for the victims. additional minute. most repeated continuously impressed by the people themselves the motion to extend helpful hands during that twenty years in denver is conducted by people of iraq the assassination of rwanda's president in april nineteen ninety four triggered an ethnic conflict over the next three months about eight hundred thousand tutsis and moderate hutus were slaughtered. when done the gym on a justin was eight years old at the time he fled across the border after his parents were killed. he says he was able to survive with the support of many people the body. he will do my best to become a role model for other survivors. he also would like to thank all the people who have helped and support is my country. we must. justin says he feels it's his personal mission to succeed in life on behalf of all those who died in the gentle side. my eye people across israe

sacrifice mankind for the benefit of nature. against she against the keystone pipeline.helped man and helped pass the endangered wilderness act because that helps man and hurts nature. >> it is going to happen anyway. why are you argue being whether it is right or wrong? it is going to happen anyway. it is a question of this pipeline versus somebody else is going to get the oil and gas. >> we have to leave it right will. we will say thank you to michelle fields and dennis kucinich for joining thus week. he says that if you are white, then that ain't right. would you be offended if you heard a college president say this? >> how we make sure the years ahead we are not as white as we are today. with white in the years we will have failed as a university. ta? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. visit truecar.comoney,com,tswim. and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.e

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but mankind has become an economic superpower this game will continue to be played boggle. we can find some way to convince the americans that they come keep playing the role of leeches in the nineties awesome reasonable politicians in america one stamp. the confrontation with russia cannot continue. right now we're still seeing the same policy of containment from nineteen forty seven. only in a new full and we europeans should not become a tool of such policy. in a more developments in the light of this protest is still the local government buildings to the internet this afternoon as the east texas town to get four people they call the rise of neo nazis in kiev on tees with an optional pool. the tilt the nets known as the dutch capital of the region the group of protesters who claimed they did not recognize the country's new authorities and the repeats to consider them as legal and how all the countries on couponing the regional government failed to gain recruits the russian flag on top of it asking for their rights so that it needs to be implemented and tested federal sys

i don't feel any higher but i know mankind were prone to deceive themselves. no struck of luck she felt could separate sisters. their souls were intertwined from brother so she found it natch natural to use her daughter and send mary all of the pocket money she could spare from her budget. anticipating her sisters anguish she said reverse the matter and ask yourself if you would not do as much for me or for elizabeth. fate in abigail's few wasn't a democratic process nor did she think much of equality on earth. higherarchy guaranteed order but family ran on a lofty system of government. she and her sisters only differed on birth order where mary was supreme. otherwises they were always and will always be equal. i would like to hear any questions you may have for me. yes? i thought i made it clear. the character was at the times. >> you mentioned a school? what school? >> the atkins academic which was in atkins, new hampshire. the first was exiter and this was the second. the sisters sent their children to elizabeth's first had been initially. and then their ch

this is mankind's mission to mars. we have interest from all kinds of institutions and individuals.t is going in the right direction. i can always imagine things .oing faster >> do you want to go to mars yourself? >> the biggest challenge is really the human aspect that can leave everything behind, said in a small capsule for seven months and wait for 26 months on mars for the second crew to arrive. funding the people with the right psychology to do that is our biggest challenge and i am certainly not one of the people that can do that. i don't even go on group polities. >> this will be a one-way mission. you will not be coming back. >> it sounds very dramatic for a lot of people but don't forget that is how the earth was explored. bas lansdorf. how about getting your hands on a piece of space history? what size is your spacesuit? "takingnext on takin stock." ♪ >> did you know that you can own a piece of space history? annual space sail focuses on space expiration from the early mercury and gemini missions to the historic apollo moon landing. finds manuscripts and space history. cas

the eastern siberia it took us about the rest diamonds are valued around the world may lead you to mankind has a different number of facets and stones this isn't a special place in the light of these are the most expensive and queenstown is that every girl dreams about. in one of russia's most women to include the sixties great resemblance be me. the npt diamonds. we dined in society yes again. just a few weeks to get this day was deep underground the prices of diamond production begins with purchasing the rough diamonds. this is what rough diamonds look like more or less analysis is made to decide what kind of shape it will be a what kind of cutting and polishing will be applied. yet the diamond company is well known for the costs of this day with the punch and design. i was eager to see the full princess from twelve to twenty. what we end up with this after the children come to design his dazzling back for more modest is the plan he says can t stand for the fifty two leading being the mean time i can take a little something. i think it was perfect. they've probably no way to end up with

exemplifying for the highest qualities in mankind and bless those who lost their lives as a result of this tragic event. be proud of what you have accomplished here it be proud you have decided to take control of your life. be proud you have chosen to live and know that each of you are making a difference in the lives of others. in the words of our president barack obama one year ago, even when our heart aches, we summoned the strength that maybe we did not even know we have. to carry on and we finished the race. and we dod the race that because of who we are. we do that because we know that someone around the bend, a stranger, has a cup of water or use our spirits. smile, just the when we think we have hit a wall, there will be someone there to cheer us on and pick us up if we fall. this day next year on a third monday, the world will return to tos dutiful american city run harder than ever to cheer louder than before for the 118th maritime -- marathon and bet on it. here we are one year later. we are all boston strong. see you on monday. >> hello. good afternoon. majorar ago my husb

been described as moments of consciousness and awaken finally what could be some good news for uk to mankind and his fans manages to the neck came told reporters that he sang the first signs of regaining consciousness. she refused to give anyone the taylors in order to protect his family eighteen months now. have been reducing medications keeping him in an artificial coma. customs and killed in an accident hospital says that surprisingly known as the new handset is long but this isn't how it normally goes up to such a serious injury. mumbai's of up to get this one soon so i know when aunt joy how quick he would receive an information night at home with all the smokers though it is this news could be a few days old or even a few weeks so the government will support. schumacher has been in clinical use university clinic since his accident in december the chances of a full recovery. a student who has been done i'm done yet. that brings us to the end of this pollution in the journal of the delta king joining us. as the duo will be back again at the top of the next hour. to the eu. i have. he is.

questions and wanting to put in is expected to calling on the situation in ukraine in history to mankind the air con dom let him put his press spokesman admitted the school said of lightning which is also expected to be on that one of the comings and so did the brunt of the comments on the keys so i did two tours the sanctions that were introduced against russia. over the ukrainian crisis and what of the kenya from the western capitals accuse the stalls of the crisie and they were all was over a million questions that having accomplished our goal was to target the service to various sources online and telephone calls and of course this is one of the possibilities for the russian people to put their questions to the president i would i feel what he has to say and what his plan was his vision is for the country's development for the next senior and more agreement in question so perfectly. a lot about the christian about this issue will allow as we've mentioned in a few alluded to there. what about the residents of miami had to type out for the first time i just have to listen to more about