carmen mÁrquez con la historia de una joven mÉxico estadounidense que votarÁ por vez primera. >>> a susl sino tambiÉn un atentado de tiroteo en su preparatoria. >>> mi escuela tuvieron esto y tristemente encontraron a la persona que tenÍa la pistola. >>> estas vivencias le han abierto las ojos y es la moto vas para salir a votar. >>> quiero ver las campos con lo que estÁ pasando con la sociedad, y me tocÓ mucho el corazÓn porque mirÉ los llantos de los americanos, pero de los latinos de los mexicanos que estuvieron ahÍ. >>> aunado a suceso en la naciÓn, ha tenido una vida bastante complicada. >>> muchos me ven que soy latina o que hablo el espaÑol y piensan que no nacÍ aqui, y piensan que no tengo mis papeles, que no soy estudiando que no voy a la escuela y me tratan asÍ con un asco, con un odio. >>> mi mamo fue mamÁ soltera me tuvo a los 17 aÑos entonces desde los 17 aÑos hasta hoy, yo tuve una niÑez no tan buena, fue muy difÍcil. >>> hablÉ con mi abuelo le preguntÉ abuelo cÓmo tÚ viniste a los estados unidos y pues Él me dijo su historia, que Él y mi abuela llegaron aquÍ a los estados

leah marquez peterson: good.ow that you understand these issues and you've got our back there, because we need to do all we can to really recover from this economic time. and i think the cost of energy has a big part of what's going to impact families and businesses in the future. but thank you, president, for coming to arizona. trump: thank you very much. thank you very much. please. thank you very much. pam kirby: mr. president, it's truly a privilege to be on this panel and sitting at the same table with you here today. thank you for coming to arizona for the fifth time. [applause] my name is pam kirby and i'm a first generation college graduate. i also serve on the latinos for trump advisory board, and i'm the first vice chair of the arizona republican party. [applause] most recently, i completed eight years of service on my local school board and in the spirit of lifelong learning, three months ago, i earned my master's in education policy. trump: oh, great. pam kirby: i have a lot of responsibilities and pr

she said about marquez, marquez transformed me from the reality of my daily life in the village of ba she ca and she says i wanted to learn everything. i wanted to educate myself abouwestn rland i studied the arts and movies. then she said the following to me. she said, by doing all this reading and by learning, my friends called me the imaginary girl because i was always telling them stories of other cultures and heroes and these stories transformed me. >> wow! we're going to fake a quick break. please join us in just a moment back here on "mosaic." >>> good morningment welcome back to "mosaic." i'm rabbi eric weiss. we're in the mid of a wonderful conversation with lee bycel. he wrote a book and in their own words. >> welcome back. >> thank you eric. >> i want to ask you to read another snippet of a story, but you talked about an iraqi woman who isidore di. that is a new word for some. explain. >> we have little fam mill year ty. it is a religion and mono thee yis stick and they believe in the sun as a source of life and servon a weekly babut to they have n way intreat people. they

garcia marquez he said when you write your it memoirs don't be angry i thought that was good advice don't take out your problems with somebody. it did not occur to me i would write so many other books and that i needed to elaborate on that memoir so then i wrote a book about my childhood which is also part of the memoir and then the last book is my post public service memoir. i have written quite a few. by the way to be honest i had help and it's important to get the notes right and to know what you are talking about as

es una empresaria autora y cantante que busca enaltecer a su cultura y sus rau raÍces, hoy carmen mÁrquez asÍ que fue algo muy bonito una experiencia muy bonita. el estar con mis abuelos y es donde aprendÍ a cocinar,s y donde aprendÍ a comer frijoles de la olla y nopales algo que desde chiquitita trabajamos y luchar por lo que queremos y yo lo vi con mi abuelito no Él llegÓ a este paÍs con la uva. >>> despuÉs de haber visto el esfuerzo de sus abuelos chiquis siguiÓ el mismo camino >>> cÓmo que chiquis usa su plataforma para, para darle voz a los latinos en especial a la comunidad indocumentadas? >>> siento que este es una bendiciÓn que ellos me han dado en esta plataforma y con la mÚsica y todo lo que hago puede representar a mi familia a mi mente de la mejor manera todo lo que pasa en el mundo me afecta en el momento que puedo hacer mÁs y tengo que votar porque tengo que ser el ejemplo de y decir hagan y no hacer >>> el voto latino harÁ diferencia? >>> deferen votar es importante porque somos muchos asÍ que por favor vayan a votar. >>> somos muchos hay que contar gracias a carmen mÁrquez

the music in the video is they don't sign a new little dos composed by the mexican total marquez at the beginning of the 1990 s. song of the last to marcus. and i'm amazing piece of music that moves. so much and i have probably. that's probably the piece that conducted the most in my career so it's been my friend since i started my career. is how to be a mexican piece for this credit course happy's that people would recognize in my country and that people around the world could be fascinated and really buy it. so it just had all the characteristics that would be great for a project like this. chloe told to peg is a small town in the region of one hucker some 500 kilometers southeast of mexico city it has a population of about 10000 people and almost all of them play music including these young women. in. concepcion and london is known by everyone here as conchita is 29 years old as a teenager at the age of 14 she formed ter band who's here and all women all song around 20 young women currently playing in the small orchestra now their very existence is threatened the pandemic is leaving

the music in the video is they don't sign a new little dogs composed by the mexican total marquez at the beginning of the 1990 s. song of the last play after marcus. mazing piece of music that moves people so much and i have probably. and that's probably the piece that conducted the most in my career so it's been my friend since i started my career. it had to be a mexican piece for this project chorus happy's that people would recognize in my country and that people around the world could be fascinated me the key by it. so it just had all the characteristics that would be great for a project like this. to allow it to peg is a small town in the region of one hucker some 500 kilometers southeast of mexico city it has a population of about 10000 people and almost all of them play music including these young women. in. concepcion and london is known by everyone here as conchita is 29 years old as a teenager at the age of 14 she formed ter band who's here and old women. around 20 young women currently playing in the small orchestra now their very existence is threatened the pandemic is le

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is crazy but if he is doing it maybe i can do it and with those pieces of invisible man or garcia marquezool of the realistic to say i'm always flattered of such a frame of reference as a letter to the editor. >> you went on from "intuitionist" to make a very big splash to john henry days in the extraordinary competition and colossus of new york and sag harbor but i have to say each of your books has been a new invention there is no genre of colson whitehead or formula here and here the same place in every book doing that to happen? >>guest: it happens that way partially if i do a book that's very serious then i'll do one that's a little more funny with capacity for humor or a short book or novel nonfiction but david bowie and stanley kubrick and they take it from project to project war movies science fiction movie all the different genres and if you do something once then why do it again and david bowie in the seventies and eighties would always changes. so one - - persona from record to record so if you do something once why would you do it again the next time so just like nickel boys i

ilia: tambiÉn nos acompaÑa jesÚs mÁrquez, miembro de la junta asesora de latinos por donald trump, activista que no le pasara a joe biden. entonces el presidente ya estÁ preparado y viene con una gran experiencia de cuatro aÑos de triunfo aplastante en lo que es la economÍa y otras Áreas. creo que el presidente donald trump va a ganar el dÍa de hoy del debate y serÁ la primera vez porque tradicionalmente los presidentes pierden el primer debate ante el oponente. pero creo que en esta vez vamos a romper. ilia: ¿quÉ podemos esperar de esta noche, luis? luis: vamos a oÍr cÓmo joe biden nos va a explicar cÓmo su gobierno serÍa totalmente distinto a la locura que hemos vivido durante los Últimos tres aÑos y medio, cÓmo vamos a poder empezar a bregar con el covid-19, con la economÍa, con los problemas reales que tiene esta naciÓn, en vez de con las distracciones y la

carmen mÁrquez trae hoy la historia de una de las mayores exponentes de los latinos en el periodismo,ico, mÉxico. >> llego al paÍs, mi papÁ es mÉdicos, lo invitan a la universidad de chicago, mi mamÁ y mis dos hermanos y mi hermana volamos en aviÓn desde mÉxico, hacemos migraciÓn en dallas en el aeropuerto y de ahÍ para chicago, terminÓ siendo traumÁtico entender lo que casi le pasa a mi mamÁ cuando casi me quitan de ella. lo que el libro trata de hacer es a travÉs de una historia muy personal, entender la historia de la polÍtica del por quÉ esto nos pasa a los inmigrantes. >> ¿quÉ es lo que tÚ quieres que se quede en la mente, en el corazÓn de cada persona cuando termine de leer tu libro?. >> quiero que se sientan armados con informaciÓn, los inmigrantes y latinos no nos vamos a ninguna parte. >> a travÉs de sus historias ha hecho valer su propia voz mientras lucha por la justicia de las comunidades que a menudo son ignoradas. >> mi obsesiÓn un poco con ser invisible como mujer mexicana y migrante termina siendo lo que me empuja a ser periodista, porque en aquÉl entonces no habÍan mu

estren eos una nuevs el estreno de voting latino con carmen (♪ música ) >> por máse con carmen d márquezo a dolores huerta >> con ella empezamos l para omenzar la primera seri e depra votantes.) d latinos platicaremos con los líderes má importancia del voto latina sobre >> cuál es tu legado en la vid voto >> qué sería tu legado en esta vida >> una >> y leyados muy important e un ante voto en español anteel voto en antess no lo teníamos y o no lo teníamospasé sacramento tenía una gran maestr a esa ley en sacramento >> unay men dijo que teníamosma en nuestros sere (...) dijos que que teníamoshumanos seres s humanosun una enfermedad así enfermedad como la apatía porque eso detiene a la gente que es la apatía p dque esto dee loe a la gente de que debe de hacer lolo que debe hac paso que pasa sea es qe un o está preocupadhace es quo u trabajcupado con loso muy preocupados con los pr oblemade su trabajo preocupados con loss familiaramas con s estrasy pens que no tenemos tiempo para estar informados de lo que estfamili á pasandue no o en la vida políti está pasando >> los derechoen la vida polí

. >> que buen ejemplo de lupillo rivera y gracias a carmen mÁrquez. ver en nuestro jueves de inmigraciÓn. >> hoy vuelve la temporada de somos para los que les encanta descubrir los que saben que todo es posible con una mente abierta. los que no necesitan viajar para encontrar algo nuevo y saben a donde escapar, aunque sea por solo un momento. los que no necesitan una fortuna para encontrar una joya y los que saben que cuando gastas menos, descubres aún más, y nunca jamás dejan de descubrir. gasta menos, descubre más. en t.j. maxx, marshalls, y homegoods. si tienes hambre y quieres una oferel super slam a $6.99 ¡es la comida perfecta! pancakes, huevos, salchicha, tocino y papas hash brown. ¡un desayuno suculento! para disfrutar un buen momento. ¡nos vemos en denny's! y t-mobile no solo tiene una red más grande, sino una red aún mejor que nunca... con protección contra fraude incorporada en su red. presentamos scam shield, gratis en t-mobile. recibe menos llamadas fraudulentas. y punto. con la red superpoderosa de t-mobile... despídete de esas llamadas

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garcia marquez he said when you write your it memoirs don't be angry i thought that was good advice don'tout your problems with somebody. it did not occur to me i would write so many other books and that i needed to elaborate on that memoir so then i wrote a book about my childhood which is also part of the memoir and then the last book is my post public service memoir. i have written quite a few. by the way to be honest i had help and it's important to get the notes right and to know what you are talking about as best you can. >>host: one of the book chevron about as well is your plan you are wearing today you are famous for the pins what is the genesis and why did you write a book about that? >>guest: i like jewelry but when i got to the united nations february 1993, right after the goal for and a cease-fire was translated into sanctions resolution and i was instructed as ambassador to make sure the sanctions stayed on so after invading create with all the problems in baghdad but among them was unparalleled service i started to wear a snake but then when we were talk about iraq and the

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part. in other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on

united employee eduardo marquez is getting a test that passengers will be taking hours before departingawaii. >> it was simple, fast. noninvasive at all. u.s. airline to roll out something like this. bay area flyers bound for hawaii will be given an option to reserve a time for a rapid airport for or do a test. >> this is a great access to get them back in the air and traveling as safely as possible. >> reporter: hawaii has largely been closed to tourists since march. but next month, the state will waive it's two-week quarantine. they'll verify the results as flights come in. richard flew to maui tuesday. >> a lot of extra time back to me. can also make sure i'm not getting my friend sick or anyone who is in the risk zone sick. >> reporter: the rapid test was already available to airline employees. it takes about 20 minutes to get results and will cost about $250. the at home test will give re

saludamos a jesÚs mÁrquez y luis alvarado, miembro del lincoln proyect.igo, luis. tienes mucho tiempo siendo republicano, has estado en el partido desde hace muchos aÑos. ¿donald trump es representativo del partido republicano? luis: absolutamente no. yo he sido republicano toda mi vida desde que y 18 aÑos en los 80. no lo miramos como republicano. son mÁs de 10 grupos que se han asociado como republicanos en contra de donald trump. partido empieza a hacer de donald trump. jesÚs: la mayorÍa se ha opuesto a donald trump. pero estos 10 grupos que Él menciona, estÁn solos, no tienen el respaldo del pueblo republicano. donald trump tiene el 95% dees el part donald trumpporque el partido lo apoya a casi 100%. los hispanos inclusive, obtuvo 30% de los votos en el 2016. ahora se firma una encuesta de aproximadamente 37% de los hispanos apoyarÍan a donald trump. estÁ haciendo un buen trabajo con la economÍa y los republicanos en lo general sin contar estos cuantos grupos que estÁn apoyando al presidente. leÓn: 28% en la elección de 2016, no 30. dÉjame preguntarte

he came a little bit earlier than garcia marquez. about the same time.t, language is just beautiful and it is so intriguing to the imagination. is that a familiar offer to you? >> guest: thank you. cosmic comics, winters night a traveler are both great books. and again i felt a real affinity within one encountered his work in college from being someone who likes fantasy. so-called highbrow writer, , usg the tools of the storytellers that i adored growing up and whether that's fantasy dial is on magic realistic one or four or arthur c clarke 11. you pick the right tool for the job and the lovely whimsical fantastic voice is inspirational. if you're watching in the books are short, pick them up. >> host: according to what you sent us, colson whitehead is currently reading your comic book. mr. miracle. >> guest: yeah, i had my last big comic when i was writing critical. you do real research here with "sag harbor" which about 1985 and pop culture i just re-created some of my -- mix tapes from 1980, a bunch of new wave mix tapes with comics so lotta stuff is

i'm joined by miguel marquez to break this down, claims circling that antifa members are responsiblehe fires but like i said you have law enforcement officials who have been coming out publicly saying that's not what's happening. they have been trying to dismiss these allegations. what more are you learning? >> reporter: look. this is happening at every level. it's just not true. whether it's douglas county or jackson county or clackamas county, the sheriffs there, the fbi has investigated. they are begging people, stop posting and spreading false information. it is not helpful. the agencies not only fighting fires, the destruction coming through here and protecting the areas throughout the fire burned areas in oregon. that's national guard down there, police and sheriff in other areas and it is not true. there was one report of six people in custody in one county. it never happened! they said they were antifa individuals. never happened. they have had about 30 major fires burning in oregon right now. most of them are lightning caused that they have determined what caused them. two a

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part. in other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part. in other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on

then i started reading marquez and beckett did these are people who were playing with the fantasticksnce-fiction writer. for my early love for genre is the fantasy is a tool. what does the term magical realism mean to you? >> guest: what is does it mean to me? it means that the rail and a fake are both are presented in the same register. marquez came up with it and it's one of those eager prep fishers and he came up with it from listening to his grandmother would tell stories about her village when she was growing up mixing in a fantastic detail and the share of sprouted wings and will weigh in she presented it with a brick face. he never knew because of her brick face what was real and what was unreal and if you read his work rather him magical realist who are in an unrecognizable world and we veer off and we come back in his matter-of-fact merging of the two and when i was working on this book "the underground railroad" for many years it was more science-fiction and it was very different in terms of time and had a much more fantastic flourish. i thought instead of having the fantasy

. >> reporter: united employee eduardo marquez is getting the rapid tests passengers will soon be takingrting for hawaii. >> it was simple, fast, not invasive at all. >> reporter: united is the first u.s. airline to roll out a covid testing program for passengers starting october 15th. bay area flyers bound for hawaii will be given the option to order an at-home testing kit or reserve a time for a rapid test at the airport. >> and we really see this as a great opportunity to provide access to testing for our customers, to get them back in the air and traveling as safely as possible. >> reporter: hawaii has been largely closed to tourists since march, but next month with proof of a negative covid test result within 72 hours prior to arrival, the state will waive its two-week quarantine. hawaii officials will verify those results as flights come in. richard pagano flew to maui wednesday. >> it got me out of quarantine for two weeks. a lot of extra time back to me. can also make sure i'm not getting my friends sick or anyone who is like in the risk zone sick. >> reporter: the rapid testing

those are presented in the same register so giving marquez came up with it as a bigger practitioner listeningis grandmother who would tell stories about her village when she was growing up and mixing in a fantastic detail and she presented it and he never knew what was real or unreal and if you read his work and then we veer off into something fantastic that was a merging of the two and then the underground railroad and each day is very different in terms of time and has a much broader fantastic flourish. and spina instead of having a final spinal tap it is magical view and how that serves the story so encountering the fantastic moments it is presented with a matter of fact town and it serves the book. >>host: what did you study at harvard? >> i was an english major. theory conservative. african-americans studies classes. and then teaching somebody over the intuition asked. and then the 20th century books could be taught because now i am officially old. i thought that was funny. >>host: the apex is there any connection to harvard? >> i go to harvard the was because i remember going there. but

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part.n other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on t

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part.her words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on the p

>> peter marquez, former director of the white house space policy under two presidents george w.why is this important? amazon is spending big to get into space. this is the next frontier, 10 billion dollars worth to send thousands of internet satellites into space to provide internet to rural areas in the future. i think this as a competition to space-x's star link. this summer the fcc approved amazon's plan to launch more than 3200 satellites over the next nine years, a venture that could be a big money maker for the company in the future. by the way, also the former nsa director keith alexander is joining amazon's board. he's a retired four star army general. alexander might help in amazon's ongoing battle to win more of these lucrative government contracts in cloud, especially fresh off amazon's loss of the 10 billion dollars contract to microsoft instead. amazon objected to this saying it's politics and president trump's dislike of jeff bezos and in the washington post, but then the defense department last week reaffirmed their choice because of it provides better value. stua

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marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part. in other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part. in other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on

marquez. with regard to the city this is a discretionary act on our part.n other words we're not bound by any deadline to make the transfer at this time? >> we are bound to a time frame on the transfer. we would need to work through oversight board in the state to get approval of that and then work with the city partner on effectuating the transfer is more to come in terms of a time frame for tran ferg -- transferring that and get the prophylwe would need and -- approval we would need and work with city partners on what approval they may need on their side. does that address your question? we take action to transfer to the city to make the transfer to the city at this time. >> through the chair because of the time line of approval and because we don't have authority we can take action. we can delay and give ourselves flexibility at this time we have mixed response from them over the years and are strategizing for the best approach. >> i have three additional questions. which department of the city would receive -- would be responsible for the oversight on t

read this they will all wants to go to arkansas because it is more like a novel by gabriel garcia marquez. i had very interesting run through and when gottlieb tried to give me to cut things we began to play games with him, i sent him one draft which said out of the blue in the middle paragraph, not only that but robert gottlieb is the greatest editor in human history. and he cut it. but he put that he did it reluctantly. but i found out, if i tried to say too much about movies or football or the rock 'n roll culture in which i grew up that stuff was all, i wanted to write a whole page on high noon, my favorite movie and why it is an important movie and it really is an important movie in american history and somehow i will give you what gottlieb cut. we started, i started playing games with his new york sensibility and i quoted yates three times before he finally cut one. i wanted to talk about how i made a trip to limerick on one of my last stop in islands, there were 50,000 people in the street and i was afraid he thought i had too much ireland in the book so i told him when i was in li