michael williams was released from jail two months ago, having been accused of murder. chael decided to take a drive to buy some cigarettes. it was a night of protests over george floyd's murder. there was crowds of people, they was all over the place. that's what made turn around. someone he recognised from his neighbourhood asked him for a ride back home. he agreed. i stopped at this light. he wasn't even in the car two minutes before another car pulled up and opened fire, struck him in the head, and i was hollering out to my passenger, you "are you all right right, you ok, are you hit?" and he wasn't saying anything and when i glanced up at him from the floor i saw the blood coming down and ijust put the pedal all the way to the floor. michael took the man to hospital where he later died from his wounds. two months later, the police knocked on his door. he was arrested for first degree murder, accused of shooting his passenger in his car. brendan max, michael's lawyer, talks through the case against him. the police had no witness who said that they saw michael shoot a

mac michael and william bron. the jury found him guilty of 20 threes panel did not accept the defense is arguments that the men had the right to chase the black drug in their pickup trucks. 2 of them armed one with a shotgun and confront him and shoot him dead on the pretext of self defense. outside the court house, there was surprised relief and jubilation. that justice is done. it also realism, that one court victory does not mean the end of systemic racism in the us. well, when, when i grew up, we couldn't, everything was separate, bathroom water, fountain, even places. and that's a big difference. well, we got a long way to go a long way to go. i wouldn't, i wouldn't go as far as to say was a huge leap. but it was a step in the right direction. nonetheless, it is striking that in the state of georgia, one of the most historically notorious of the south fullest slave owning states, a jury of 11 white people and one black person could reach such unanimity and in such a short amount of time. and let the word go f

michael: you sure. i think you asked me out. william: i'm going to go with her on this. ove and got married. michael: there will be a lot of stuff to move out. william: earlier this summer they'd just celebrated their one , year anniversary. they were busy packing up their d.c. apartment for a planned move into a about to buy. new house they were about to buy. did this process feel natural to you from where you guys started and being apart and coming back together? michael: i know that when you meet somebody again, there is a process. forget about what happened 20 some years ago. you've got to deal with the right here and now and see where we go from there. william: but forgetting is not always the easiest thing in the world to do. how is that going for you? rammell: one year, it was kind of rough. it was kind of rough because this is something new to me too. i'm still learning him, he's still learning me. i mean, no marriage is perfect. we have our days. william: but a few months later, the stresses on the relationship got worse. plummer moved out, and is now living in a

get rid of the wired dvds because that's how michael k. williams died. i can go back.for one thing and the fact we reduce prescriptions on opiate prescriptions. the more you punish the law-abiding patient, the more you force them to unlawful means of getting drugs and they take fentanyl-laced drugs. it's not an overdooverdose, it' poisoning. step one, get off of the patients' back. get back to prescribing the right opioids for the right pain. >> the only flaw in your passionate argument is -- >> i'm too sexy. >> no, you brush over the responsibility of big pharma getting america hooked on opioids. >> americans get hooked on everything. >> by flooding the market. there's a big responsibility right here at home. don't have to necessarily only blame china or mexico. or you can blame the drug company. >> but we will live healthy lives. >> let's cancel the drug companies that's -- cancel culture blowing up in the democrats' spaces in spectacular fashion. that story after this. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. t

buy drugs with fentanyl in it and they die, including people that you know from tom petty to michael k williams to athletes and actors. the people you have heard of dying is actually fentanyl poisoning, not prescriptions, but a poison used to kill people deliberately. it's the biggest story you aren't hearing is because all you hear is the word overdose. the worse part of this, patients who rely on legal opioids for cancer pain and other diseases can't get them because we've conflated safe drugs with fentanyl. that's pretending two totally different things are the psalm, like c cnn and news. long way for a joke. what's really actually terrorism and it drives legal users to illegal stuff and they die because they can't control the dosage or like hot dogs they they don't understand what's in it. you can only buy cigarettes illegalla but one cigarette had a thousand times the nicotine you would die, or at least sound like kat. instead you could go to any market and buy a carton unsan francisco they even let you take it. the dosage is controlled. mean while, stats show addiction is actually rare am

buy drugs with fentanyl in it and they die, including people that you know from tom petty to michael k williams to athletes and actors. the people you have heard of dying is actually fentanyl poisoning, not prescriptions, but a poison used to kill people deliberately. it's the biggest story you aren't hearing is because all you hear is the word overdose. the worse part of this, patients who rely on legal opioids for cancer pain and other diseases can't get them because we've conflated safe drugs with fentanyl. that's pretending two totally different things are the psalm, like c cnn and news. long way for a joke. what's really actually terrorism and it drives legal users to illegal stuff and they die because they can't control the dosage or like hot dogs they they don't understand what's in it. you can only buy cigarettes illegalla but one cigarette had a thousand times the nicotine you would die, or at least sound like kat. instead you could go to any market and buy a carton unsan francisco they even let you take it. the dosage is controlled. mean while, stats show addiction is actually rare am

they include for michael flynn, william stepien, john eastman, angela mccallum, former senior advisere honig. your reaction to this list, these six. >> the committee is really now focusing on the root of january 6th, which is the big lie itself. the thing that unites these six potential witnesses is that they were all part of spreading the big lie, of coming up with it and really of putting it into effect. one thing that jumps out to me is john eastman. john eastman is the attorney who drafted up this memo explaining how trump should try to maneuver within the law, or i would argue outside the law to steal this election. that seems to be where the january 6th committee is really aiming. >> some of these folks, i'm thinking of michael flynn, some of the other names, are not known as the most cooperative. what happens if they don't show up? >> these are people very close. michael flynn and bernard carrick received pardons. this is a group that's going to be loyal to trump, ready to put up a fight with the committee. if that happens, the committee needs to be ready to act quickly to go d

it is not clear when the defendants that make michaels and their neighbor. williamdie bryan will be sentenced, but we did see them leaving the court several hours ago in handcuffs. they were stone faced. they will also be facing civil rights charges hate crimes charges in a federal case that starts in february. back to you. >> all right. thank you for coming up here on kron, 4 news at 5, one bay area. food bank forking over time, every day to help keep our communities fed. then dry weather is pushing back the start of ski season. how one resort plans to attract c >> another shortage we could soon be facing here in california. need across the country is having enough energy to heat our homes this winter due to the ever increasing price of fuel was i have seen shows us how lawmakers are responding to the energy crisis. >> as the temperature drops. the anxiety rises. energy costs are soaring across america. last month. the energy information administration predicted home heating oil bills will be up 43% from last year. natural gas up 30% and electricity up 6% gas price

it was only after this video became public that gregory mc michael had son travis and william bryan were arrested. all 3 men claimed they were trying to make a citizen's arrest a law abolished since mister aubrey's death. suspecting the 25 year old of stealing from a nearby house, the prosecution say all ahmad abra did was run away. finally tried to run around their truck. he saw me get away from the strangers, which re put already told him that they would come and get me and what are berries? death, and the subsequent killings of george floyd, brianna taylor and other african americans at the hands of lore. inforcement led to a wave of national protests against accusations of racism. all 3 men of entered pleas of not guilty saying they were acting in self defense. the defense team says travis mc michael, who fired the fatal shots, was protecting himself and his father. it's tragic that a matter of re lost his life. but at that point, travis mc, michael is acting in self defense. he did not want to encounter a mot our bri. physically. he was only trying to stop him for the police. or onc

the other two had mixed verdicts, eight out of nine charges guilty to greg mc michael, and william bryannd other cases going on throughout the country, former boston police commissioner ed davis joining us now. ed, i know this has just pond up as we were preparing -- popped up as we were preparing to have you on, so i'm sorry to throw this to you without much preparation, but what are your views about this? the first defendant guilty on all counts in this trial. >> right. good afternoon. i'm not surprised by the verdict. i think that the state put in a very are strong case here. i think the jury looked very closely at the evidence. and because of the various findings for different defendants, they put a lot of time and effort into making sure that the facts were there to support the charges. i can see that the jury has rejected the concept of self-defense in this particular case. and i'm not surprised. they've also, they've also clearly by finding bryan guilty of a number of charges, six of the nine, they have signed on to this idea of a joint venture or a conspiracy and found people inc

michael and their name william brian allegedly chased arbery down and in pickup trucks because they thought he stole something from a nearby construction site travis was charged with pulling the trigger. today jurors heard from a forensic pathologist who performed arbery's autopsy he testified that two of the three shotgun rounds that travis fired hit arbery, causing such severe bleeding that either alone would have killed him. prosecutors called 23 witnesses during eight days of testimony the defense expected to begin arguing its case early tomorrow morning. >>> america is now one step closer to having an easy to use pill to treat covid-19 pfizer just today asked the fda to authorize its experimental drug if u.s. regulators sign off, that pill could be available for people to take at home before the new year pfizer reports the pill cuts the risk of hospitalization and death by 89% in people with symptomatic infections company officials also announced today they'll allow other manufacturers to make this drug. that is a huge decision, because that could give more than half the world's popula

neighborhood here in brunswick when he was chased down, shot and killed by greg mc michael and his son travis, a neighbor william roddy, bryan captured the shooting on cellphone video. all 3 have been charged and his death. of course, at video i'll, i will be at the center of this high profile case, contain gray that lie for us in brunswick, georgia. thank you j, we appreciate it. lots were so heads here and al jazeera, as the leader of the post inserts, makes move to dissolve key institutions. warnings, the fragile peace of with the skiers dream to run in the swiss alps, half ah, hello boise sunshine across middle east ash per usual. but we have got some way whether in the forecast northern areas will cease and cloud and right. sherry ranges pushing i, which was northern parts of around western areas over the high ground. also seeing some unsettled weather. we'll see some bits and pieces of cloud and rain, cherry damp was just moving away from north in all parts of afghanistan as we go through friday. and on into saturday we will see temperature falling back to around 11 celsius into round. so a little cooler t

neighborhood here in brunswick when he was chased down, shot and killed by greg nick michael and his son travis, a neighbor william roddy, bryan captured the shooting on cell phone video. all 3 have been charged and his death. of course, that video will be at the center of this high profile case. with an 800 migrants aboard, a rescue ship waiting to be assigned a port of safety as the head to the italian on and developed producer a german c i. 4 saved were 400 people from overcrowded votes on wednesday night alone. it was the vessel's 7th rescue operation since setting sail. so father, she had more than 53000 migrants, arrived in italy nearly twice the number of people who arrived in the same period last year. millions of people across india, celebrating devali, the festival of lights. festivities have been more low key than usual. the 2nd valley, since the pandemic began, some people are focusing on lighting their homes this year. but the normal city of georgia has continued its record breaking tradition, biting 900000 oil lamps to remark to mark the return of the gold ram news next sunday. mitchell has more on t

neighborhood here in brunswick when he was chased down, shot and killed by greg mc michael and his son travis, a neighbor william roddy, bryan captured the shooting on cell phone video. all 3 have been charged and his death. of course, that video will be at the center of this high profile case. so head on all to 0, india is investing heavily in wind and solar power. so why can't win itself over coal? we'll find age plus conflicts and climate change will tell you more about the twin crises, chance cancel. farmers are battling every day. ah hello, i see sunshine across middle east ash per usual, but we have got some way whether in the forecastle them areas will cease and cloud . and right. sherry ranges pushing i, which was northern parts of around western areas over the high ground. also seeing some unsettled weather, we'll see some bits and pieces of the cloud and rain, cherry damp was just moving away from north in all parts of afghanistan as we go through friday. and on into saturday we will see temperature falling back to around 11 celsius into round. so a little cooler than it has been recently. a shower sti

neighborhood here in brunswick when he was chased down, shot and killed by greg mc michael and his son travis, a neighbor william roddy, bryan captured the shooting on cell phone video. all 3 have been charged and his death. of course, that video will be at the center of this high profile case. lebanon's prime minister is facing pressure to sac his information minister because in a dispute with saudi arabia, george cruder, he made comments about the war in yemen that have angered several gulf states. say no to reports from bay woods. this conference was about promoting tourism in a nearly bankrupt country. but instead lebanese prime minister, in se, because he had to address a crisis threatening his 2 months old government, saudi arabia and some arab called countries have severed ties with lebanon for what they see as an increasing dominance of the hezbollah armed group. and then as he moved, we are determined to restore ties with saudi arabia and gulf states. i'm repeating my calls for the information minister to listen to his conscience and put circumstances into consideration and take the stance you should ta

back in 2009, williams and a friend lured a classmate, michael russell, to russell's own home and stabbed him to death. the boys said they wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone. both were tried as adults and convicted. >> this horrific crime that they committed was planned and premeditated. they began by torturing animals, rabbits and cats. >> reporter: but in the years that followed, lawmakers passed a bill prohibiting 14 and 15-year-olds from being tried as adults, and since he was 15 at the time of the murder he was ordered released. while he was ordered freed too, today, it was stayed for a month. the new law angered the family which could be heard hissing sometimes in court. >> this was a guy who started killing animals, first and moved to a human being. >> reporter: in court, williams' lawyer has argued his client has already undergone counselor and therapy and earned a high school diploma. i asked the family what it was like to see one of the killers in court. >> he's a mondayster. very nothing for him. he's disgusting. >> reporter: for now, williams is back in his maximu

william f. buckley but your former editor michael kinsley was a frequent guest and a moderator on buckley's original program. take a look at this clip here of him introducing a 1993 debate on the resolution political correctness is a menace and a bore. >> let it be said that the university of pennsylvania was eager to host tonight's debate and any university that allows william f. buckley on its campus can't be all that politically correct. in terms of tonight's debate mr. buckley is always a man of but never a bore. >> do you really believe that, in fact, when you say sothing you are not in any way ethically or morally responsible for anticipating what someone else, how someone else might react to what you say? it's quite true some people have a hidden sensitivity about a particular subject, you bring it up anthey are terribly offended. on the other hand what is required there is a cosmopolitanization of society, rather than any such efforts that a protection that doesn't work. >> it's amazing, isn't it? these debates go round and round, they're forever the same in the way, except it does seem to m

michael guilty. this 24th day of november 2021 signed on as to william marbra. in the spirit court of glenn county state of georgia state of georgia versus william r brian. case number c, r 2000433. jerry verdict for count. one. malice, murder, we the jury find the defendant william r brian not guilty count to felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, william barbara and not guilty count 3 felony murder. we the jury find the defendant, william r brian guilty. count ford. so the merck, we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty. cow, 570 murder. we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty. cow 6, aggravated assault. we the jury find the defendant william our brian knock, don't count. 7 aggravated assault we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty, count 8 false imprisonment. we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty, count 9, criminal attempt to commit a felony. we the jury find the defendant, william our brian guilty, signed this 24th day of november for person. good of c. ford having read the verdicts

i think you might just have the next michael jordan, a gas meter next to venus and serena williams endorse a new film about their dad and how he helped make them into tennis shops. ah ah ah ah ah, i'm not for sports his joe ali. thank you very much. 9 teams of now book their places. well, cupping cats are more will follow later on monday, several flags of the qualified countries have been raised along the waterfront. here on doe house coronation, including belgium, from brazil, denmark and german each sunday marks one year to go until a tournament kicks off with all i've got out of it, that he will run a similar ceremony when ever a team qualifies. this is to welcome not only the teams, but more importantly, the friends of those countries who we hope will join us in this festival of football one year from now or later on england are expected to punch that ticket for cattle. they only need a drawer against the world's lowest rank team, san marino. where taken his very seriously, we're not qualified yet. we want a strong performance. we've got thousands of england french traveling, and we mu

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williams sonoma. you name night michael -- it'sdom. if you look at that spectrum when we talk about strength of the consumer it can be all parts of the spectrum or specific ones we could be talking bargain stores like family dollar or dollar free, mid scale retailers like kohl's or luxury like louis vuitton. which companies are the ones that stand to benefit the most if those consumer trends you are talking about are the ones that actually play out? >> i think you stick with the mainstream stuff obviously high end luxury items have done really well. were a portfolio goes from $30 million to $35 million isn't going to matter much in the marginal consumer spending i think the great unwashed middle is the place to play it i think we are in the middle of this entire working from home reorientation as well. i know folks are thinking seriously about if i am going to be staying home, if i am going to be working, i am i am going to be doing my screen time at home i want to make sure that i have it set up the right way i need to. i still think

i still ahead on al jazeera, i think you might just have the next michael jordan asked me to next to venice, venus and serena williams endorse a new film about their dad and how he helped make them into any superstars. ah, was me the capital of pop getting is ranked one of the most dangerous in the world, one or one east investigate the violent gains, instilling feel on the street. on l g 0. who's mm hm. i with, [000:00:00;00] with ah, this is joe foley. thank you very much. 9 teams have now booked their place. well, coming cattle and we'll, we'll follow later on monday. several flags of the qualified countries have been raised along the waterfront. here on dough doe house cornish, including belgium, france, brazil, denmark, and germany. sunday marks one year to go until the tournament kicks off with all i've got out of it that he will run a similar ceremony whenever a team qualifies. this is to welcome not only the teams, but more importantly, the funds of those countries who we hope will join us in this festival of football one year from now. i am later on england are expected to punch their ticket for cattle. they

finding two men guilty in the murder of ahmaud arbery, fighting travis mc michael guilty on all counts, his father greg and neighbor williamant convicted of felony murder and other charges including aggravated assault and false imprisonment. 's defense attorney will file a motion for a new trial after things given, dozens gathering outside the courthouse cheering the jury's decision. in a statement president biden weighing in on the verdict saying the guilty verdict reflects our justice system doing its job, that alone is not enough. we must recommit ourselves to building a future of unity and shared strength. >> the republicans, almost none of the 82,000 afghan refugees evacuated from kabul to the us were properly vetted. >> lawmakers say in a memo they sound the alarm on the improper screening process for months. >> recently leaked congressional memo details monday the 82,000 people who were evacuated over the summer into the fall from afghanistan were properly vetted. the washington examiner reports interviews were conducted for evacuees who had derogatory information associated with their biometrics or phone records. t

william "roddy" bryan jumped to conclusions about a quote, black man running down street. they confronted him and travis shot ahmaud arbery and killed him. the scene caught on video because bryan filmed it. michael mcmurder and travis mcmichael and william bryan each face life in prison. quote, guilty, guilty, get, after nearly two years of pain, suffer asking wondering if ahmad's killers would be held to account the family has some justice. while today is not one for celebration, it is one for reflection. this case, by all accounts should have been opened and closed the violent stalking and lynching of ahmaud arbery was documented on video for the world to witness. but yet, because of the deep cracks, flaws, and biases in our systems we were left to wonder if we would ever see justice. america you raised your voice force ahmad. now is not the time to let them be quiet. keep marching, keep fighting for what is right, and never stop run forth ahmad. this afternoon, emotional reaction from ahmaud arbery's family. >> back in 2020 -- i never thought this day would come. but god is good. >> yes, he is. >> yes, he is. >> i just want to tell everybody thank you. thank you for those who marched, those w

but first, michael, back to you. >> fotoha >>> we want to turn now to our "gma" cover story and the dramatic new documentary giving a new glimpse into prince harry and prince william'ssee and not everyone is happy about it. this morning, a look into the royal rift between princes harry and william. the first episode of the two-part bbc documentary, "the princes and the press," largely detailing the growing interest and intense media coverage surrounding william and harry from the queen's diamond jubilee in 2012 to the sussexes' wedding in 2018. >> william and harry's relationship with the media was formed from their childhood and experiences with their mother's relationship with the media and that has absolutely shaped everything about how they both see the media. but we've seen as they both get older how that's manifested itself in different ways and the different paths they have taken. >> reporter: featuring a range of uk journalists claiming there was an unspoken deal between the royals and the press and the access they granted reporters for positive coverage. >> the media particularly the tabloids are like a puppy. they will roll over and let you tickle their tu

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greg mc, michael was found guilty on all charges, including malice, murder, his father, travis, was found guilty of felony murder, a 3rd man who joined the chase and filmed the killing william bryan, was also found guilty of felony mug. the son of libya's former lead and wal mart gadhafi has been borrowed from running in next month. presidential election say phyllis lam, good daffy is one of the 25 candidates disqualified libby as electro commission says he's ineligible because he was convicted of a crime war tale for half the along with 72 others remains in the race an overnight curfew is holding in the french car be an island of water loop after days of violent protests against cove in 1900 restriction. it stirred long standing grievances over poverty and inequality. vaccination rates remain low with less than half the population receiving corona virus jabs. protests have spread to the neighboring islands of martinique as well. the u. s. government has announced in u u f o task force. the agency will work to identify unknown aerial objects and determine whether they posed any threats. it comes off to the intelligence community release to report early this year. admitting

joining me with the latest on the legal fight is pete williams and the longest serving chief former administrator, also an epidemiologist, dr. david michaelslet's start with the legal side. why did the fifth circuit suspend the rule saturday, and where do you see this case going next? >> the fifth circuit didn't say much. it said the petitions, people complaining about it, give cause to believe that there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the mandate. so they put a hold on it. the people suing the companies and the states say the congress never gave osha the authority to order something like this. they say covid is a society wide pandemic. it's not a workplace hazard. the kind of thing that they would normally have jurisdiction over. they say public health responses aren't the province of the federal government and they're left to the states by the constitution. they say this is the same kind of overreach as the biden administration's effort to have the cdc ban e evictions which ultimately failed in court. their complaint is it will make it harder to retain workers in a tight labor market. they went to the fifth market bec

greg mc, michael was found guilty on all charges including malice, murder, his father, travis, was found guilty of felony murder. and the 3rd man who joined the chase and filmed the killing william bryan, was also found guilty of felony murder. they pursued the 25 year old black man was out jogging with their truck. a deadly new wave of corona virus cases continues to sweep through europe. several countries are seeing record, high case counts, and the e. u has made a u turn to recommend booster shots. the head of the public health agency now says 3rd, jobs should be considered for all adults daily covered related deaths across the e u r. now at an average of more than 4000, if you have been prime minister i be, i'm ed says that he's heading to the front line to lead his troops as fighting between the government and rebels. escalades rebels from t gr i have pushed into the camera and are far at regions and down a major road running to the capitol. i this up of those are the top stories. stay with us. fault lines is next my colleagues in the oval of menus and half an hour. i'll see you tomorrow of i talk to alger. see ruth rios, how would you describe telephones relationship with

her son was chased by gregory somic michael and his son travis while jogging in a neighborhood in 2020. travis mcmichael shot and killed him. their neighbor, william roddie bryan, allegedly hit arbery with his truck. >> we're talking about the torso, gunshot wound. what was your revised opinion having now seen the video as to the muzzle to torso distance? . >> 20 inches to three inches. so three inches, but as far as away as 20 inches? >> that's correct. >> near casualty or close range? >> yes. >> reporter: he said while three shots were fired, arbery was struck by two. one in the chest, another in the left armpit. >> well, it was my opinion the shot to the center of the chest and the grazing gunshot wound to the wrist occurred at the same time, meaning that the hand was in front of the chest and was struck first, and then it entered the body. it was my opinion that the second shot was a complete miss and did not enter any part of the body. and the third shot involved the left chest and exit. >> reporter: after the shooting there was nothing medical personnel could do to save arbery. >> so the gunshot wound to this torso, was that a fatal gunshot

were reading off rg that's under attorney general william barr, who also opened up the metgate's investigation many this period of time as well. >> and michael, you and your colleagues mentioned today in your reporting that this investigation is being handled by fbi agents but also by prosecutors who work on public corruption matters. is this a public corruption matter because of the way the pir loined items were used aperrinely to try to cause some political harm to president biden or as a corruption matter for some other reason, do we know? >> i'm not sure but what i think is here and is important to point out is, veritas raised this issue in the statement they put out today and it's something they had to wrestle. they view themselves as a journalistic outfit. they think they're a journalistic organization. if you are a media organization like msnbc or "the washington post" or "the new york times," the government in its investigating of you has to treat you not differently but there's different requirements and thresholds and levels that things have to go through when moving forward with an investigation. it's hard to think of the justice

are reading off that was under attorney general william barr, who also opened up the matt gates investigation in this period of time as well. >> and michaelned today in your reporting that this investigation is being handled by fbi agents, but also by prosecutors who work on public corruption matters. is this a public corruption matter, because of the way the purloined items were used, apparently to try to cause some sort of political harm to president biden, or is it a public corruption matter for some other reason. do we know? >> i'm not sure, but what i think is here and i think it's important to point out. is that project maritimes raise the issue in the statement they put out today, and it's almost certainly something of the justice department had to wrestle with here is that project protests sees itself as a journalist taken outfit, they think there are journalistic organization. and if you are a media organization like msnbc, or the washington post, or the new york times. the government, when it's investigating you, has to treat you not differently, but there's different requirements and thresholds and levels that you have to go th