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and ms mccall's ongoing silence no ionger— mccall's ongoing silence no ionger noiie— mccall's ongoingh iemom— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes that this is eieriing— eamonn holmes that this is eieriing io— eamonn holmes that this is starting to look— eamonn holmes that this is starting to look like a major wpe — starting to look like a major up? i— starting to look like a major cover up? i think- starting to look like a major cover up? e starting to look like a major cover up? c "can cover up? i think it clearly looks like that, absolutely. i remember when phillip schofield came out as gay and he was universally lauded as being brave. and i'm sitting there thinking , is brave. and i'm sitting there thinking, is it just me? i don't thinking, is it just me? i don't think he's brave. he's just a few years older than me. he was growing up in an era where there wasn't really any prejudice, not not prejudice, any kind of conflict senses. if you announce that you were gay, it's not like, you know, ten years before when it was very

and ms mccall's ongoing silence no ionger— mccall's ongoing silence no ionger noiie— mccall's ongoingh iemom— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes that this is eieriing— eamonn holmes that this is eieriing io— eamonn holmes that this is starting to look— eamonn holmes that this is starting to look like a major wpe — starting to look like a major up? i— starting to look like a major cover up? i think- starting to look like a major cover up? e starting to look like a major cover up? c "can cover up? i think it clearly looks like that, absolutely. i remember when phillip schofield came out as gay and he was universally lauded as being brave. and i'm sitting there thinking , is brave. and i'm sitting there thinking, is it just me? i don't thinking, is it just me? i don't think he's brave. he's just a few years older than me. he was growing up in an era where there wasn't really any prejudice, not not prejudice, any kind of conflict senses. if you announce that you were gay, it's not like, you know, ten years before when it was very

carolyn mccall, this channel has chehget.— carolyn mccall, this channel has chehget.entle sort of programme . very gentle sort of programme. and if somebody treads out a line or goes wrong, then the management will defend them to the hilt and they'll cover everything up. no, very good hotht. — everything up. no, very good point. and that looks like they don't have a choice. no. and that looks like what- don't have a choice. no. and that looks like what has- that looks like what has gone on. that looks like what has gone ahe— that looks like what has gone aht ot— that looks like what has gone on. and of course,— that looks like what has gone on. and of course, eamonn holmes wtth— on. and of course, eamonn holmes wttt he— on. and of course, eamonn holmes will be revealing— on. and of course, eamonn holmes will be revealing much more ehout— will be revealing much more ehout thts— will be revealing much more about this in— will be revealing much more about this in the— will be revealing much more about this in the bombshell thterwew— about this in the bombshell interview,

carolyn mccall, this channel has chehget.— carolyn mccall, this channel has chehget.very gentle sort of programme . very gentle sort of programme. and if somebody treads out a line or goes wrong, then the management will defend them to the hilt and they'll cover everything up. no, very good hotht. — everything up. no, very good point. and that looks like they don't have a choice. no. and that looks like what- don't have a choice. no. and that looks like what has- that looks like what has gone on. that looks like what has gone ahe— that looks like what has gone aht ot— that looks like what has gone on. and of course,— that looks like what has gone on. and of course, eamonn holmes wtth— on. and of course, eamonn holmes wttt he— on. and of course, eamonn holmes will be revealing— on. and of course, eamonn holmes will be revealing much more ehout— will be revealing much more ehout thts— will be revealing much more about this in— will be revealing much more about this in the— will be revealing much more about this in the bombshell thterwew— about this in the bombshell inte

here's michael mccall.allow them to go in and raid american companies in china. but most disturbingly is a quote from xi jinping himself who says we want to get foreign nations dependent on our supply chains so that down the road we can cut them off from these supply chains. it's very clear what their intention is here. we saw it after covid with medical. we see it with rare earth mineral and also semiconductors. if they can make the world dependent on them with supply chain, they also have the power to cut it off and that came out of chairman xi's own mouth, out of his words and we have to take that seriously. maria: steve, is this white house taking any of this seriously? i mean, xi jinping said we want to get everybody reliant on our supply chain so we can cut it off when we deem it appropriate. >> no, i think chairman gallagher and chairman mccall are basically on the right path. no, the white house is not taking it seriously. we have one side in beijing that a is engaging in power and coercion and mani

and you know, michael mccall joined me yesterday, the chairman of the house foreign affairs committeeal security laws and those national security laws make it fine for the ccp to march into any american company that they want if that company is operating in china. they did it to bain capital, the consulting company. they're trying to scare consulting companies that are foreigners in china. and they're allowed to do it. they're going into american companies, raiding the company, stealing intellectual property. how do american companies operate in china, knowing they face this risk? mccall went through the foreign policy under president biden and said he's made one mistake after another, beginning with when he walked into the oval office and canceled the china initiative. then he waived sanctions on the putin pipeline into europe, the nord stream 2 pipeline. he waived the sanctions. he has this botched afghanistan withdrawal and then a right after the botched afghanistan withdrawal mccall said he saw imagery that showed russia started getting in place around ukraine. so the point is, is

maria: my thanks to texas congressman michael mccall.ident biden caves, finally, sets up a debt meeting with four congressional leaders after janet yellen warned that we're running out of money and fast, within weeks. we are talking about it with the pan a he'll right af -- panel, right after this. ♪ please go away. ♪ just hold me close. ♪ don't ever let me go. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occu

kylie, this was a deadline set by congressman mike mccall for antony blinken to hand over diplomaticlated to the u.s. withdraw, and it appears that's not happening? >> yeah, that's what the indication was from the state department spokesperson from the podium this afternoon. of course, we'll have to wait and see when this deadline actually happens tonight at 6:00, but as you were saying this has been an ongoing battle between the house foreign affairs committee who is investigating the afghanistan withdraw during the biden administration and the state department who says that they don't want to turn over this cable because they don't essentially want those diplomats who signed on to this cable, expressing concern about the lack of preparation at the state department for the withdraw from afghanistan, they don't want those diplomats dragged into what is turning into essentially a political fight here. but the house feels, chairman mccall, feels he really does need that cable and needs to see what diplomats were saying, what they were warning the department to do that they weren't doin

dest is the 44 year old filmmaker use the bulk of her speech to criticized french president emmanuel mccall, and his government's policies on culture and pensions. that loopy this year, the country was gripped by a historic, extremely powerful and unanimous protest against the pension reform. this protest has been denied and repressed in a shocking way. this is so cool and this pattern of unabashed power as bursting out across several spears, that they'll please you'll domain the 2nd prize. the hall p went to british director jonathan glazer as a zone of interest by jonathan blazer for his film zone of interest. a german language of world war 2 films about the content of ouch with and his disturbingly normal private life. i've written these just feeling very uncomfortable about so that's probably the point of the families and so hopefully help help us to shake ourselves out of our office. in the $76.00 edition of the world's leading film get together was a particularly glitzy affair. returning to full strength after several unsteady years due to the pen, demik of he's a surprise for you by

hit targets inside russia. lensky held it as a historic decision during a meeting with a menu by mccall. he's think the french president for supporting ukraine's war effort with the new air capabilities. and we spoke a lot of off about future jazz gulshan. and i want to say to you and all of our class and all these decisions about training nationwide. it's really, really very, very important. zelinski had face to face meetings with other world leaders, including german, useful life, schultz and britons where she soon act ukraine's president also met with indian prime minister and a renter moody was a guest at the g 7 summit. it was their 1st in person encounter since the russian invasion. so lensky hopes to gain moti support for his peace plan. india has so far refused to condemn the kremlin frustrating ukraine and its western supporters. now with the landscape, thousands of kilometers away of the g 7 back in ukraine, the head of russia's wagner, imaginary group has cleaned the break through on the bottle failed. you have me precaution claims in this video that his forces have fully com

following a day long visit to germany. zalinski is holding talks with french president amendment mccall at the elisa palace is on the multi stop tour of your pain capitals to sure military and financial support as you crank repairs for unexpected counter offensive against russia. lensky already visited paris in favor. now earlier in the day the cunning present was for safe with military honors. during his 1st visit, the gemini sent russia invited his country more than a year ago. he also help talks with chancellor of shots and received an award on behalf of the company and people. it is one of your ups most prestigious awards given to people recognized for promoting european unity this year. they're selling 9 price, went to a lot of years lensky and ukranian people. and his acceptance speech is a lensky promise to fight against those who would destroy the fabric of europe. namely, a lot of interesting to me. 1000000, you know, blues and we offer to bring this victory, cluster stuff, victory over the one who brought up all this old evo from the pages of the past. not to destroy our futur

maria: what about that, xi jinping said that in a speech exactly what michael mccall just said. of 2020. he said we've got to enhance our superiority across the supply chain, make the whole world reliant on us so we can shut it off whenever it is convenient. >> yeah, that's exactly right. that's what we're finding out in the select committee on china and competition with china and that for the president to say that somehow relations are going to get better with china, again, remember what i always say. never listen to what he says. watch what he does. so if he says he's going to get better, it's going to get worse. every indication that we have is that it is going to get worse. we have the issue with taiwan. we want our american companies to start getting out of china because i fear that eventually they'll nationalize those enterprises. apple is unbelievably vulnerable to china right now and we advised them, hey, it's time to get out because eventually china will pull that string and china will t cut you off. maria: this is such an important point that you make. investors are wa

the review was confirmed by chief executive dame carolyn mccall in a letter seen by the pa news agencyst week after he admitted lying about the affair. itv previously said it had investigated in 2020, but that both parties denied the relationship. uk rail passengers face more disruption at the start of a series of strikes over the coming days. members of the train drivers' union aslef walked out on wednesday morning, and are due to do so again on saturday. the rmt union will strike on friday. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. stay with bbc world news. iam i am monica miller. the weather for half term week continues to frustrate some but it's been glorious for others. west has certainly been best and thursday was the warmest day of the year. along the warmest day of the year. along the east coast of scotland it was cool and grey at times and that's because the high pressure was settled towards the south—east. always going to dry and driving in cloud of fat north sea. thursday we start off with some damp and drizzle in the south—east but out of the west sunshine coming throug

now mccall says he's moving forward with contempt proceedings this week if blinken doesn't turn it overlinken responding to this threat? >> reporter: listen, we just heard from the state department deputy spokesperson calling it unfortunate that the house foreign affairs committee chairman has moved along with this threat because what the state department is saying is they believe they have provided sufficient information to the house foreign affairs committee about this cable. this dissent cable was written to the secretary of state from diplomats who are serving in afghanistan in the summer of 2021 saying the state department wasn't doing enough to prepare for the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. and so this committee really wants to see that dissent cable because they want to see exactly what those diplomats were telling the state department to do to better prepare for what we ended up seeing was a dramatically chaotic and deadly withdrawal from the country. now, what the house foreign affairs committee is saying is that, yes, we got this briefing from state department officials on

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chairman mike mccall had said this is a blueprint. we went back to the white house, we have the house and senate. this is the bill we will start from but republicans have held all of those key posts before. and have not fixed the border. how much is a gop beer blame is what we are seeing now at the border? >> first of all shannon, good to be with you. a couple things. under the trump administration, we never saw anything like this. we actually had the border under control, it figure out so of immigration policy overall. because democrats would never work with us on commonsense immigration policies. where the democrats have always wanted, is a massive surge to the border with no checks at all, no balances at all. that's republican position is a border security package that would secure the border and my position as well, as chairman mccall, that's where we will be moving when we went back to the white house in 20 to 4. and i do stress, when. that being said, what happening is because of joe biden recklessness. his desire when he became

the more intense that rain is falling to the west of hong kong, the west of mccall, but that energy moving west east over the next. so bit con pitcher in japan. plenty of sunshine here. tokyo looking good. 22 degrees clouds will drift in and out through the day. we'll see cloudy day and beijing, but me see if your showers come friday for indonesia, for sure. we're seeing what weather across the main island of java and for central and south, complementing on borneo in time across australia. it's a fairly quiet pitcher. now we do have a system rolling through the bite, but it's not really having a big impact here. camera, we got you in for 16 degrees on thursday. well, we've got a brisk southerly wind, so across both islands in new zealand, temperature is well below average. here, you're running about a month ahead of schedule. so these are temperatures, we'd expect to see in the thick of winter. and speaking of winter, we've got some snow for the mountain passes on the south island, could skip up to about 10 centimeters of snow over the next little bit that you're up the see soon. the shop

itv, whose ceo is dame carolyn mccall, said at the time he had decided to leave.e for an honestly held opinion. i've spoken, as you know, you know i've got very good sources. i've spoken to several of your colleagues on that show. you know what they say? they say where piers went too far is not saying that he doesn't believe meghan, you can do that, that's fine, and he may well have been vindicated on that. where you went too far — and this is their view, not mine, i'm impartial — their view is that you seemed to belittle the mental health struggles of someone who said they'd been suicidal. and at a time when itv as a company was committed to really expressing a view that they want to support people who are going through mental health difficulty, that's something they couldn't tolerate. ok, let me answer that. so i get asked on the monday evening by an itv executive, senior level, "could you just clarify your thoughts "on mental health? "because the mob on twitter is saying that you've "belittled her mental health." isaid, "sure, yeah, of course, i didn't mean tha

in the eastern city of strossberg, near the german border, protesters burnt an effigy of mungo mccall. while in the west of france, law enforcement in north, on the right of your screen, resorted to tear gas and beats back people with buttons. farmers also all through the streets or fronts in their tractors as partially torched and lived the me a labor day celebrations turned violent in turkey as well as nimble ride police. detain dozens of protesters trying to reach tax in square. a notable focal point for anti government rallies, demonstrated to see hurrying signs, protesting soaring prices in the country. according to local authorities, the protest was dispersed because the governors office deemed the gathering illegal . oh, it's got low further afield from there to south america, right? police plus people in the chilly and city of santiago, authorities employ tear gas trucks and water coming to quell what had turned into a violent protest. in another part of that city, thousands of workers attended the main rally held by trade unions and in the caribbean. the annual may day parade

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ukraine with long range crews besides earlier on sunday of what it means. zalinski met with matthew and mccall in paris. francis promise thousands more like times and homage vehicles to ukraine. both leaders call for more sanctions against russia. and before the i, the credit in president received renewed pages from germany and italy, in berlin's. lensky was given me, shot in mine size and award that promotes your community transfer or lock shows amounts a for the $3000000000.00 worth of military age. the plug in them for the back people with the headlines on algebra 2 key appears to be headed for its 1st presidential election. run off with vote counting and its final stages president reject typo on is just short of the 50 percent needed to win outright. the main opposition candidate can not collect your role as trading. i don't want in what's been a closely faulty election. he says he's ready to face the president in any run off, sam, kosovo has moved from his temples. we will be waiting for something that makes sense . and that's one of the 2 major candidates coats that all the and as on wil

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cicilline. >> i want to begin by thanking you uh chairman mccall and ranking member meeks for giving us the opportunity to explore this important issue and i really want to thank the four witnesses both for their service to our nation but also for helping to inform today's discussion for being with us from the genocide against the uyghur population in xinjiang to the 2021 crackdown on democracy and the rule of law in hong kong . we've seen a glimpse at the values of the people's republic of china is trying to oppress upon the world a rejection of human rights a commitment to authoritarianism a silenced press and the abandonment of the rule of law those values are antithetical to our own and must be confronted globally by american leadership, diplomacy, and investment and in taking up this important work in today's hearing and those uh in the future who are working on these issues it's my hope that we can do so in a way that doesn't promote or advance xenophobic anti-china rhetoric which we've seen lead to an alarming increase in hate crimes against asian americans across the country.

. >> please stand and welcome national committee member glenn mccall to lead is in the pledge of allegiance. >> good morning. well our veterans please raise your hand? we want to acknowledge you. [applause] thank you. we really love reciting the pledge of allegiance because it gives us opportunity to thank those who have served our country and especially those that have given the ultimate sacrifice. would you please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. >> please remain standing and welcome bruce for our national anthem. >> ♪ o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet

the president drove by the republicans basically kevin mccall seamless, convince congress. both are confident they have the votes, even with some defections on both sides. treasury factory, john, it yellen has one, but move, borrowing is needed to meet the government's financial demands by june 5th. i refresher joins us live now from washington. what's happening that now? well the highest isn't resized, but they'll be back in an hour and a half and they will stop the boat on suspending the debt limit. we knew this was going to happen because there was a boat at least to put the matter to the house that became quite chains. and that the democrats waited to the last possible moment to essentially bill kevin mccarthy . a. there were 29 republican boards, news and that could have scuppered the whole idea about them was 52 democrats coming in at the very last minute to give him their backing. if that meant that the house would vote on this this evening, no. the reason that is going to be $750.00 is because when the deal was agreed, kevin mccarthy said he would give every member

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that is dean carolyn mccall, sent to a number of people including the culture secretary here in the uk employees at itv will step in it he says that, they carried out a review of what they knew over the weekend, she says in this that they, rumours of this relationship circulated in late 2019-2020 and relationship circulated in late 2019—2020 and they didn't investigate them, but both parties, phillip schofield and the other employee involved denied categorically, they say and repeatedly, the rumours. so now what we have is them saying that they appointed a barrister to carry out an independent external review and they go to say it, this will establish the facts, she will review the records and talk to people involved. the work will consider what they say, our relevant processes and policies are and whether we need to change or strengthen any of them. they say will share the outcome of the review. pa. will share the outcome of the review. �* ., ., will share the outcome of the review. . ., ., , , review. a lot of people will be lookin: review. a lot of people will be looking at _ review

. >> we'll see what chairman mccall does now. >>> and the lab leak theory, what can you tell us about: listen, this report doesn't actually change a whole lot. it is significant, such that this report, which was done by senator rubio, who is the top republicans on the intelligence committee in the senate, there is circumstantial evidence that the investigation has unearthed that backs the lab leak theory, the theory that covid-19 accidentally leaked from a lab in china. what we are recognizing when we look at this report. they in their own words say there's no smoking gun here. as i described, circumstantial evidence essentially means they have heard new details that would lead one to believe that the lab leak theory is the most likely scenario for how covid originated, but they don't make that case definitively. this report says incorrect evidence that the most senior leadership of the ccp, the chinese communist party, likely had at least limited knowledge of the laboratory incident by no later than the middle of november 2019. obviously, that is much earlier than chinese officials a

we're talking with representative michael mccall about the china threat and senator josh hawley about book. it's amazing how many friend tell me their kids, 7 years old, 9 years old, having to take gender i'd you identity classesn school. we'll get into it with josh hawley. then there's the durham report. eyread it and weep. we know the fbi was complicit pursuing spying on the trump campaign. we're going to talk with devin nunes who blew the whole thing open on this program now five years ago with his nunes report telling us that it was a complete lie and made up by the clinton campaign. we've got a big show, breaking news. we'll see you in about 25 minutes. >> we heard from the president first thing this morning in japan. now you'll hear from kevin mccarthy on sunday morning sundg futures coming up. thank you, maria. coming up, we go back to the voter panel he'll on all things 2024. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for m

carolyn mccall, i mean, she is sne-s— carolyn mccall, i mean, she is sne-s very— carolyn mccall, i meann getting right given the getting the right answers person who answers from what a person who could a junior person could be a junior person compared to person next compared to the top person next week, it might get before week, it might get worse before it gets better for itv. christopher can i just ask i mean, you, sir, obviously political heavyweights compared to me. what happens if it's not tittisaite— to me. what happens if it's not tittisaite ny— to me. what happens if it's not difficult? by the— what happens if it's not difficult? by the way, what naeeens— difficult? by the way, what naeeens it— difficult? by the way, what happens if someone lies to the sennittee— happens if someone lies to the sennittee e— happens if someone lies to the committee ? yeah.— happens if someone lies to the committee ? yeah. what is the committee? yeah. what is the eenaity— committee? yeah. what is the eenaity tney— committee? yeah. what is the penalty they pay— committee? yeah. what is the penalty

mccall, speaker -- senate minority leader for the republican added into a gop quitter addressed chuck schumer, senate republicans are invited behind the republican conference to support spending much negotiations on the debt ceiling. signed by three gop senators and republicans to get there will vote with the product to block any measure raises the following limit without spending cuts and other fiscal reforms. that letter by the way, you can find online spearheaded by senator mike lee, republican of utah on fox news yesterday talking about the letters creation and what is behind it. here is a portion from yesterday. >> kevin mccarthy speaker of the house meets with the white house and arrives in a position of negotiate in power. to that and got not only republican conference in the senate backing with the republicans in the house passedd the week before last, we've got a solid block of republicans within enough to block in a so-called link debt ceiling bill from moving forward. anything that raises without substantive spending budgetary reforms, 43 republicans signed letter to said w

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because michael mccall, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, joined me earlier in the weekns that we have been unable to send taiwan the weapons that it has already ordered and paid for and promised to be getting because he said we're not making them fast enough. we don't have the ability to keep up the pace. what's your take on that? >> maria, there's a lot of reasons for the situation we're in now which is not optimal for us to be able to confront china as we need to did do to help ukraine, to help our allies and to our military up to the readiness we need in this dangerous and unstable world we live in. it started at the end of the cold war where our department of defense told the defense industry you need to consolidate. over the years we've consolidated. we don't have the industrial capacity we need today, whether it's munitions, whether it's an ability. we should be building four virginia class attack submarines a year. that's where we have a huge advantage vis-a-vis china and russia. we don't have that capacity. the munitions, the pentagon up until now -- they're mak

i wrote it with chairman jim jordan and mike mccall that involved work from dozens of our members to america's border because joe biden opened that up creating massive problems. >> congressman, let's look forward and we appreciate your work. you are still neutral in the republican primary at this point. what kind of candidate do republicans need to beat joe biden? i am sure you have seen those polls. >> yes, what america wants is somebody that could be fighting for them. families are struggling. joe biden has not moved any policies to help those hardworking families who are paying more for everything. inflation is still the top issue when talk to people. the higher costs of everything. it is not just gas at the pump or electricity or food at the grocery stores. people when they look at foreign affairs, you gotten major conflicts around the world. russia with ukraine and china and taiwan. president biden had let this country going spiralling down. he's not going to be able to hide it out. >> who's the republican? >> is that donald trump in your mind? >> well, clearly, president trump

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mayor javier of mccall en, texas appreciate you taking a moment. let me start with you mayor macaw.u feeling are your people worried what about at 12:00 a.m.? >> thank you, sir. first, i appreciate you letting us be on camera and, sir, we are positioned 20 miles north of the port of entry. what we are seeing now is we have migrants that are at the border. there are about 100 in the day. 100 in the morning around 60 in the afternoon. and they are being transported to tucson straight out of noco. we as a city of service. we don't have the resources or the infrastructure to support migrants being dropped here in sierra vista. and there are no migrants being dropped here in our town. but there are being -- they are being transported up to tucson, which is about 60 miles away going to our north-northwest. >> bret: mayors in texas, mayor, what are you seeing in mcallen. >> it's totally different. of course here we have been dealing with this situation for over a decade fortunately a lot of the issues have gone for somewhere else for example eagle pass and of course we don't wish that on a