michael george joins us live in wayne with the latest. michael? >> reporter: gus, we've seen that flooding here in wayne tonight. these storms are hitting hard, hitting fast. some communitiesies getting mor than six inches of rain in a few hours causing problems in the tri-state and maryland. maryland, bistandards formed a human chain to rescue those trapped in their cars. in ellicott city, cars were thrown to the sides of the road. government officials promising to help the victims. >> we're going to help you out. we will. we just signed a state of emergency to declare an emergency in broward county, providing all the state resources, federal resources. >> streets in wayne were shut down by floodwaters sunday night. in through waist-high water to save the lives of three people. >> he kept sticking his head out the window and saying i'm waiting. the water was so high, almost to your waist. >> reporter: powerful enough to rip drive ways to shreds. >> i saw the water come three-quarters up my drive way i said we're in trouble. >> reporter: brought d

michael george live in newark with new information about the victims and the suspect. >> reporter: six murders in 72 hours here in newark. the latest shooting a woman nine months pregnant was shot on the front porch. she survived, but a 26-year-old man who was with her was killed. the shooting happened overnight as the two were sitting on the front porch of a home. witnesses heard gunshots coming from across the street. the pregnant woman's injuries are not life threatening, but the 26-year-old man she was with was killed. police have increased patrols as they search for the killer. it's unclear right now whether or not the victims were targeted. this is the latest shooting that left six dead this week. we spoke to residents who say they want to see a bigger police presence. >> more cops back in the day. there used to be cops doing neighborhood. right now, we're helpless. >> reporter: and 4 investigates looked into the crime stats here in newark. homicides are up. 63 people killed this year compared to 59 at the same time last year, but police say overall crime is down about 20%. we're

michael george is live in howard beach with michael? >> reporter: sibila, chuck, she went for a jog on this trail behind me. she never came home. despite national attention, police have very few leads so tojt korrina's parents made a plea to the murder saying he can get the reward murder. >> turn yourself in. i will make sure that reward money goes to the person of your choice. your sister, your brother, your mother. you will be caught so take advantage of that. >> reporter: phil and kathy are speaking to the killer of 30-year-old karina, a man who is still on the loose. >> we will get you. it's just a matter of time. >> reporter: on the two-week anniversary of karina's death, her parents organized a march along the park where she was attacked. >> what do we all want? >> justice for karina! >> reporter: more than 1,000 people showed up and leading the group kathy va traun know, un unimaginable grief. >> it's evident to everyone the power that my daughter had. >> reporter: karina's parents have made this her mission, keeping public atten

michael george in the bronx. >> the cutest thing ever. >> they're frail. so small they fit in the palm of your hand. and a little scared to come out in the open. but they're alive and getting stronger. >> he has come out of his shell. it's beautiful. >> these dogs were found in deplorable conditions. living in a mercedes suv. 22 dogs in one vehicle. lethargic and in big trouble. >> regina said the dogs were being hoarded by a woman who was also living in the vehicle. a veteran believed to be mentally ill. >> how could she fit 22 dogs in one car? >> she had the german shepherd kratd to the back. and the rest were all loose all over the place. >> now they're taking their first steps outside. and watching over them, bruno. a german shepherd with them since the beginning. >> bruno is just awesome. he cried for everyone that we were handling. he was like the papa bear to all of them. >> these pupries getting a second chance. thanks to a community of volunteers. the long island shelter has agreed to take in half the dogs. even officers from the precinct pitched

news 4's michael george is in howard beach, where hundreds gathered for michael? >> reporter: well, david, all across the neighborhood you'll see flyers like these. police asking for help identifying the killer of karina vitrano and tonight at a vigil in her memory we saw both anger and heartbreak. >> howard beach is in mourning. we are totally in mourning. >> her life taken out because she went for a jog in the afternoon, doesn't make sense. >> reporter: she was loved and if you need proof of that, you only need to look at the remembering her life. . she was in the prime of her life. >> reporter: karina loved to jog. yesterday she was jogging on a path through this marsh near the belt parkway. it was 5:00 p.m., the sun was still out. she never came home, and it was her father who found her body face down hours later. friends tell us karina and her dad were best friends. >> very, very close, very, very close. i just don't know what phil's going through, but our thoughts and our prayers are killer is still out there, his identity unknown. it's unclear if she was mu

michael george is in howard beach with all of it. michael? >> reporter: david, behind me, police have their command center set up. tomorrow morning they're going to start once again. now, tonight they are giving us new details about the murder at a time when there's a growing fear in this neighborhood. fear that the killer is still on the loose. >> she went jogging. it was broad day light. she didn't come home. that's pretty much what we know at this point. >> reporter: after a massive two-day search, no strong leads. in howard beach, there's unease among neighbors and heartbreak for 30-year-old karina vetrano. the thought of her being in there like that, you know. it's just awful. >> reporter: karina was jogging alone in spring creek park tuesday when she was sexually assaulted, beaten, and strangled. detectives noted the brutality of the murder. >> i just honestly hope he gets caught before the people around here catch him. >> reporter: police say they've ruled out karina's boyfriend. they believe the crime was random, but they don't have a

news 4's michael george is live in englewood, new jersey, with a mess being dealt with right now. michael? >> reporter: well, sibila, right now behind me crews are working to restore power to this neighborhood. strong winds brought trees onto power lines just a few hours ago, and right now tonight these homes are still left in the tri-state area lost power. and on a night this hot and this humid, losing your a.c. is no picnic. ominous clouds moved in over the city. just one of a series of fast-moving storms, unleashing lightning bolts as it charged east. some lost power to their homes and business i on one of the hottest, most humid days of the year. it must be hot in there? >> yeah. >> in englewood, new jersey, many were left in the dark after strong winds brought down power after the lights went out. bad news for melanie nelson. her 11-year-old daughter needs her uniform for summer camp but the dry cleaners were forced to close up shop. >> he could not find it. >> reporter: because the power is out? >> yes. and i don't have my ticket. >> reporter: dry cleaner owner kevin says the

in newark, michael george, news 4 new york. >> probably going to be an app for that. >> they are working on it. >> somebody is, i'm sure. all right, we had a great break from the heat and humidity earlier today, but now it looks like for the thursday you're going to see the humidity coming back. right now we're tracking a few thunderstorms moving across southern new jersey right now. we'll show you a closer look in a second. nothing in the city, very quiet right now and expected that way overnight. could be a sprinkle here and there, but not talking about big storms area, just one or two showers here and there. they will be very isolated later on today. definitely going to see the mugginess return, that starts to show up later today, but especially into the weekend. back up towards 90 and high humidity, but not the incredibly stifling heat from the last week. there will be storms on sunday night, but it is not a wash out weekend by any stretch of the imagination. most of sunday should be fine, as well as saturday. tuesday. the weekend, hazy, hot, humid conditions, upper 80s to near 90. b

news 4's michael george is live in mt. vernon. good morning, michael. >> reporter: i want to show you behind me, a memorial for the have been coming by to remember her life. semia's mother is behind bars. some say she's innocent but others say she's responsible for her death. 15-month-old semia yousef never got a chance. a mother, 26-year-old asia bartey has been charged with manslaughter. neighbors say they believe she's innocent. >> as far as i know, she's a good moth here. she never let them go astray. >> reporter: when police found her, she had been dead for hours and her body was so unusually cold that it was so cold it is a freezer. >> i've never known my sister to hurt any of her kids. she loves them dearly, rain, sleet or snow. >> reporter: neighbors are now contributing to a growing memorial for the baby girl found dead outside of the apartment. the mayor says this tragedy defies explanation. >> the loss of a toddler 15 months old is heinous and mt. vernon is heartbroken. our deepest condolences to the charged with first-d

> new tonight, a child falls from an apartment window in jersey city, plummeting two news 4's michael george is outside the hospital in hackensack where that child is being treated. how did this happen, michael? >> reporter: it was a frightening sight. a child leaning out of a second-story window. neighbors only noticed when it was too late. >> the lady call me and say look at the boy. he's going to fall. >> reporter: seconds later, the boy did fall from the second story to the hard pavement below. >> hit his knees and then his just like that. >> reporter: witness alberto suarez says he rushed over to help the unconscious boy, but he claims when he tried to call 911, the boy's mother and her boyfriend got angry with him. >> he called 911. he said don't do it. what do you mean don't do it? are you kidding me? >> reporter: alberto says he called 911 anyway. jersey police haven't said whether his claims are true. the boy was rushed to the hospital. his father, who wouldn't speak stable condition. >> was the boy talking when they took him away? >> no, no. i just hope he survives. >> reporter: an

michael george, news 4 new york. >> that dog is never going to want to take a bath again. >> that's one tired dog. unit from the nypd. they're out on the water every day helping people out. they don't always get all the well deserved attention. nicely done, gentlemen. >> thank you. >>> all right. >> we've got changes coming our way. >> it's hot and muggy like we've been seeing. but change is coming next week. we're ready for lower humidity. but we have to wait a little bit. we're not going to get that today or tomorrow. there's the hamilton also busy. what's going on? everything is congest t the beach? i get it. temperatures on the rise hour by hour. up to 78 in central park. let's look at your satellite picture and show you that we're dealing with one area of rain across eastern suffolk county. this is our trouble spot this morning. lots of clouds there for you. and a few spotty showers. otherwise looking fantastic across interior sections like northeast new jersey, northwest shore. lots of sunshine for you in new york city. we may see storms and showers popping up today. it's about yo

michael george, nbc 10. >>> we transition to breaking news next at 6:00. nbc 10 on the scene of a ziplining accident at a local state park. we're working to get answers from investigators about the victim and what led to her fall. >>> everything was taken, down to her underwear. >> a local grandmother missing her belongings after burglars trashed her house. how the family's working to get justice for this cruel crime. >>> in case you forgot what the dog days of summer feel like, they're not over yet. i'm tracking the return of the heat and humidity in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> nbc 10 is monitoring the devastation of a deadly earthquake in italy. we're hearing from locals who felt the shock waves firsthand, next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. it's extra crispy good. >>> breaking news at 6:00. a ziplining accident at a delaware park has left a woman dead. the 58-year-old woman fell from the zipline at lund pond stat

michael george is on broadway with the story that sounds a sounds like the next broadway heat. it's playing here at the booth theater. there is just one problem with all this. according to prosecutors, none of it was real. the prosecutor is accused of swindling seven investigators out of $160,000. he used that money to buy stocks, pay rent, and pay off his credit card. the play was supposed to be about the singer, kathleen battle. he bought the life rights to kathleen battle's story, he reserved the booth theater, and he signed a deal with netflix to broadcast the play. all lies. >> i would be absolutely down to see it if it was existing. >> i can't believe that. i can't believe they could carry on -- this guy carried on a lie the man's defense attorney. he said, quote, mr. scahill has pled not guilty. we're live outside the booth theater. news 4 new york. >>> the nypd is looking for the man who punched a teen and stole his iphone in queens. the surveillance video shows the suspect in the area of astoria boulevard and 44th street last month. police say the man walked up to the

michael george, news 4 new york. >>> there is word now the tobacco, and firearms have joined the investigation of a party shooting. police say they have no description of the suspects. one of the victims was shot in the face. the other injuries considered non-life threatening. >>> surveillance video shows the 81-year-old woman walking into evening. she was not aware she was being watched by a man who follows her inside and assaults and robs her. >> lori bordonaro is in the bronx where she spoke to that woman's son tonight. lori? >> reporter: and natalie and david, that 81-year-old woman was on her way home from shopping when that man followed her into her building and attacked her. the mugger made off with something more valuable than money. surveillance video shows the man lurking outside the building on he then goes inside and viciously mugs an 81-year-old woman, leaving her bruised and shaken. >> he snatched her and she turned around and said, hey, what are you doing. he knocked her down and then kicked her. >> reporter: her son tells news 4 the man swiped his mom's charm necklace. you can

michael george is in newark with more on this surge of violence. >> reporter: in the last three days, police here at police headquarters are six new homicides as you said, including the shooting of a woman who is nine months pregnant. violent crime is actually down in newark, but we spoke to newark residents who say that's not what they saw this weekend. shooting after shooting after shooting. six murders in newark in 72 hours. the latest victim a woman just weeks from being a new mom. she's nine months pregnant and now recovering in the hospital is newark. >> this has become a part of this everyday living. >> reporter: we asked newark's public safety director about the violent weekend. he says the crimes appear to be unrelated. >> the majority are isolated. they're disputes, domestic or drug related. there is concern with the public. i understand, but there's no madman running around doing it. >> reporter: murders are up. 63 so far this yea 59 last year, but police say overall crime is down 19% and shootings are down 20%. but for a resident, statistics don't matter much. you have kid

news 4's michael george is live in lower manhattan to explain what happened. >> reporter: we can show you exactly where that crane hit the building. take a look up there, way up on the 12th floor. you can see a cracked window. now, that glass is three panes thick. this was a potentially very serious accident, but fortunately no one tourists heard a loud crack from above as they walked near 1 world trade center. >> i heard the sound, like a boom, and i look up. the crane hit that part. >> reporter: what they saw was this. a thick piece of glass cracked on the 12th floor of 3 world trade center. firefighters say strong winds forced a part of the crane, called the ball and hook, to swing into the building just as workers were trying to secure it. >> caught a gust of wind, and it floor and hit a window. >> reporter: luckily no one was hurt. the building isn't occupied. construction company tishman tells us, quote, nothing fell or is in danger of falling. safety inspectors and authorities are on site and looking into the incident. and you may remember back in february, we had a very simila

here's michael george from coney island. >> reporter: if it looks like happy to be back with his family, it's because he knows he almost didn't make it home. where do you think he went? >> well, she must have had a great adventure. >> reporter: chase's owners were worried sick about him. the 1-year-old dog snuck out of his family's backyard on coney island. they got past two gates to do it. >> he squeezed through the back >> reporter: where did chase go? no one knows. but he traveled several miles. a full 24 hours after he vanished someone spotted chase in the middle of graves end bay, a half mile away from land and struggling to stay afloat. >> he is usually way more playful. but i don't know how many hours he was on the water. >> reporter: the nypd scuba team went after chase. he was tired and scared, but they were able to grab him and bring him to safety. what would have >> he would have died. he would have drowned. >> reporter: officers found chase's owners on facebook and now he's back home and relieved to be with his family. francisco and miguel say they're grateful to the nypd sc

here's news 4's michael george. >> reporter: police say these five women are robbing victims across new york, promising they can reverse a curse. >> one person would say, oh, you have a dark cloud over your head or something. another lady will run over and say, oh, she's good. yeah, yeah, she helped me. >> reporter: community video carlin has seen this scheme before. this time they're targeting immigrants in asian communities, especially the religious. >> it's sad to people fall for this, and it was a lot of money. >> reporter: application say they walk up to a victim and tell them they're cursed and the only way to stop it is to put all their valuables in a bag and let them bless them. so the victim goes home and checks the bag, and the cash and jewelry are gone, replaced with newspapers and bottled water. you may think nobody falls for that, but so far police say at least five victims have. a 55-year-old woman took >> they're very cruel. they don't know other people need the money for that. >> reporter: investigators say this gang has run this scheme in manhattan, queens, and brooklyn

in 1988, one poll showed michael george h.w. bush. >> there are just 83 days left in this election. >> reporter: as she counts down, her campaign strategy is to keep safe. she has not had an official press conference in 258 days. and answering questions about her emails. >> director comey said my answers were truthful. >> reporter: her running mate was asked about his assertion in 2002 that president clinton should have resigned following the monica lewinsky scandal. >> i tell you no reason to relitigate problems from 20 years ago. when americans want to talk about today and tomorrow. >> reporter: she has seen that voter complacency can have consequences. and she ended up losing because to get out and vote. >> reporter: his campaign is spending money in tv ads starting today. hillary clinton has spent more than 75 million on commercials since the democratic convention. and trump unveiled his new team at a round table first ever security briefing. >> reporter: donald trump quietly listening, first glimpse of his campaign under ne

chad michael george. partner at the way back in denver shows us how to make brazil's national cocktail. >> we're going to make the traditional drink of brazil made with brazilian rum made from fermented fresh cut sugar cane juice. so we're going to take half a lime cut into wedges shaker. about a teaspoon of sugar. we're going to muddle that real good to get the juices from the lime and to get the oils out of the skin in there. and break down that sugar a little bit as well. then we're going to add two ounces of this. and we're going to add some ice. and you're all set. >> are you thirsty yet? it can be found at most neighborhood liquor stores. >>> still to come in sports, is gary kubiak any closer to naming the starting quarterback? rod will show us the good and the bad from today's training >>> from colorado's sports leader, here's rod mackey. >>> i haven't even come close to doing that. that from garry kubiak today talking about when he'll make a decision on who the starting qb will be against the bear

publicity, head of fox news and for the next two years george learned about electoral politics from two gifted practitioners. up he ran against michael dukakis, george saw firsthand how to run a presidential campaign. when the election was over in november 1988 george declined an appointment and returned to texas, started an informal campaign to run for governor but at the same time helped organize a syndicate to buy the texas rangers baseball team, the rangers are the old washington senator expansion team that had been formed in 1961, moved to texas in 1972, they were contenders, bush sent back money for governor and the next four years was the public head of the texas rangers, only 2% of stock, build a new stadium, basked in the glow of an improving baseball franchise. bush assisted in his father's election in 1992 but from a distance state in texas and when clinton won the election set his sights on running for governor of texas. jeb decided to run for governor of florida. bush was running against incumbent and richards in texas who was heavily favored. in florida jeb was favored to defeat the democratic incumbent lawton giles but

in 1988, one poll showed michael dukakis leading george h.w. bush in this election. >> reporter: as clinton counts down the days, she has not an official press conference in 258 days and her answering questions about her emails. her running mate was asked about his assertion in 2002 resigned following the monica lewinsky scandal. >> i was disappointed but there's no reason to litigate problems of 20 years ago when americans want to talk about what are we doing today and tomorrow. >> reporter: she was leading in michigan by 20 points before that primary earlier this year but ended up losing. because some of her supporters may have felt she didn't need >>> ohio, pennsylvania will be seeing a lot more of donald trump. his campaign is spending about $5 million on tv ads starting today. and hillary clinton has spent more than 75 million on commercials since the democratic convention. and trump unveiled his new team at a round table for his first national security briefing. >> reporter: giving a first glimpse of his campaign under new management. kel

i did go to california at the very end of the 1988 campaign and take the reins and george bush beat michael the caucus by one point -- beat michael dukakis by one point in california. every republican president has remade the party and his own -- in his own image. lincoln, grant, mckinley, eisenhower, nixon, reagan. if donald trump is successful, he will remake the party and his -- remake the party in his image. it will no longer be a wall street-k street party. i am afraid my party has morphed into the big-money party. the party that has eroded our civil liberties. they have supported bailouts for swindlers and crooks on wall street. the party of an incoherent but expensive neocon foreign-policy. i think the party will change. it has already changed. in all truth, donald trump's nomination was a hostile takeover of the old republican party. the old republican party is tied to 30 years of bipartisan bad -making. host: roger stone, thank you for being this week's newsmaker. let me turn to our reporters for a quick wrap up. the polls, donald trump likes to recognize the polls when he is ahead

we were coming out with a new one and i had this idea-- my original idea was to pick george michael up froon im prisa car. >> stephen: that's right. >> and then we'll realize maybe we'll lose the prison but there is still fun for me and george to be in the car and we'll sing wham songs. >> stephen: "wake me up before you go go." >> "baby, i'm your man," and all that kind of stuff. there was something very joyful about it and we decided-- i wondered if it was an idea, los angeles, traffic, carpool lanes, karaoke, traffic, driving people in the car, singing songs, great, people were going to love this. no one wanted to do it. no one at all. >> stephen: really? couldn't get anybody to bite? >> oh, god! imagine a recording artist-- they said no. >> stephen: okay. >> there wasn't anyone that would do it. then it was a chance meeting with mariah carey and she said, okay, i'll do it and-- >> stephen: chance meeting. ( cheers and applause ) i was in the steam room with lin-manuel miranda and mariah carey, yeah. go ahead. >> it was a chance meeting with her record company and... we didn't think

i went in and saying a george michael song for him, "the dream ."ory.is we just became best friends s. shortly after that is when we went a different route. we were at a theater complex in connecticut, and there was an idea to audition me. when i got cast for those two weeks to do that for lin is when we forged that friendship. it is unlike any working relationship i have anywhere. it ise: in the sense that intimate, inspiring, constructive, collaborative, everything? javier: yeah, and it is a friendship too. it takes great trust to do what we do in the room together. for two actors to put aside ego and everything else and just make the work the focus and build a character together is very unique. charlie: this is a simple question, but everybody thinks about it. what is his genius? in my work with him, i find it to be it is what he is listening to. it is his perception of the context of whatever he is in, whether it is immersing himself in music, or tv, or a book, or a conversation. hears, i meane takes in information and perceives at a level i hav

he ran against michael dukakis and george really saw firsthand how to run a presidential campaign. when the election was over in november of 88 he planned to work in his father's administration and return to texas. he started an informal campaign to run for governor and at the same time helped organize the syndicates to buy the texas rangers baseball team. the rangers as you may recall are the senators expansion team that have been formed here in 1961. they moved to texas in 1972. they were spirited contenders and the deal came through and bush stopped running for governor and for the next four years was the public head of the texas rangers. he owns only 2% of the the stock. he built a new stadium and really fast in the glow of an improving baseball franchise. he assisted in his father's election in 1992 but from a distance he stayed in texas and when clinton won the election he ran for governor for texas. jeb ran for governor of florida at the same time. bush was running against and richard in texas. in florida jeb was favored to defeat the democratic incumbent. the election was a

that is some impressive lip syncing george michael. some folks thought jason monkey free on a plane... but it turns out gizmo was the perfect passenger. jason is here with what really happened on that frontier flight. jason ellis owns gizmo, a monkey who is a service animal frontier airlines say ellis broke animal frontier airlines say ellis broke policy by not informing the airline of the service animal on the aircraft and couldn't provide the proper documents at that time. frontier airlines apologized for the inconvenience and offered to refund the flight, ellis said. ellis is working on a foundation where he plans to use gizmo to help he plans to use . a state fair competition is a state fair competition is going green! we'll show you how the blue ribbon is now being awarded to the best potted pot plant! twitter is teaming up with apple t-v... how the two companies are hoping to revolutionize the way you watch t-v app as part of the n-f-l streaming initiative. the company is said to be in talks with apple to launch the twitter app f

george h.w. bush who ran against michael dukakis.ah, you have been looking at all of these issues, looking at what is going to happen right now. roger ailes is out, but what happens to the newsroom? what happens to the fox bunker and the role he will play? >> the question the people inside the company have is, what will happen now that this genius news man is out? obviously, the women who are bringing complaints against him are quite happy that he is going. i think a lot of the people who were intimidated and frightened by him are also happy thahat hes gogone. e t two younger murdoch sons who haveow running the company talked about wanting to modernize the culture inside fox news and the entiree company, make it a much more trusting and open workplace. as investorsrs, do, do not really care about human beings. they just want the profits to continue to come in. they're walking a very fine line of how to manage this s crisis. they want to get it behind them. they want to not continue to have these women continuing to come out, which is

sh crime family george bush beat michael dukakis by one point in california. hasy republican president remade the party and his own image. lincoln, grant, mckinley, eisenhower, nixon, reagan. successful,ump is he will remake the party and his image. it will no longer be a wall street party. as someone with great sentimental attachment to the republican party of very goldwater, i am afraid my party has morphed into the big-money party. ourparty that has eroded civil liberties. supported bailouts for swindlers and crooks on wall street. the party of an incoherent but expensive neocon foreign-policy. i think the party will change. it is already changed. it was a hostile takeover of the old republican party. the old republican party is tied to 30 years of bipartisan bad decision-making. the policies of the bushes and the clintons have been essentially identical. they have led us to where we are today. , thank you forne being this week's newsmaker. in host: let me turn to our reporters for a quick wrap up. , donald trump likes to recognize the polls when he is ahea

michael bloomberg. marc benioff. george soros. each of these billionaires has their own reasons for supporting clinton. the common theme is the uncertainty that surrounds a trump presidency. clinton is more predictable. that comes the lower corporate tax rate for trump and cut tax for all americans. all of those people on the list would get a huge tax cut and bigger than middle class americans, but still supporting hillary clinton. >> it is not bad politics for trump. he can say look at all the money donated to hillary clinton. is it bad politics? >> in the money world, it looks -- trump doesn't like it when people richer than he is line up. >> that is a different issue. you can see what he had to say about michael bloomberg speaking at the convention. >>> new polls have hillary clinton ahead of donald trump. we talked about the post-convention bounce. what does that mean if the election were held today? obviously we know that would all depend on the electorate college and the map. cnn's john king dives into the numbers. >> report