alice says he's not looking for michelle, he's killing michelle.ly what she's saying. >> how critical was alice's testimony about what she saw that night? >> she was absolutely the crux of the case. she was the only witness who saw anything that night that could place leo at technically the scene of the crime. with that single statement, alice scott puts the investigation's focus squarely on leo. >> the investigation is continuing. and over a year later, police speak to other neighbors, mary and randy laffoon, who tell police their account of what they saw the morning that michelle went missing. >> in the morning, there are some folks, husband, wife. they're delivering newspapers. >> they say that they saw the mazda and they saw leo senior's little blue pickup truck. >> out by the place where michelle was found. >> this, along with alice scott's account, lead to an indictment. in june of 1988, police arrest leo for michelle's murder. no charges are brought against leo's father. >> the prosecutor maintained that leo just lost his temper and stabbed

then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he had to get back to work. and waterton exit. >> and that's when we're seeing our goodbyes. and she said, well, don't be a stranger. >> did you think you see her again? >> yes, of course i did. >> since there was school the next day, it was an a night to stay out late. so, when michel hadn't returned home, even well after the mall had closed, her sister says their mother janet started to worry. >> my parents started calling around to see with her other friends, what the situation was. >> and why she not back here? >> yes. >> and janet did call the police as well. the police say, well, you know we can't look after every teenager who

john: yeah, that is a big question, michelle.h is the nature of that special relationship, of course. after the appointment of a new british prime minister, goodness knows we have seen a few of them in recent years, the obligatory phone call from the white house follows shortly afterwards. cynics could say beyond that kind of symbolism, there is little of substae left to the concept, but president biden and liz truss finished speaking about an hour oso ago and we have already gotten read out from downing street. they say that the two did indeed speak about that special relationship. they said it was a partnership by shared values. they went on to say that they would share together and work together to strengthen global freedom and ensure that vladimir putin did not succeed in ukraine. in a way, michelle, that of course, is the easy stuff. liz truss is in many ways a continuity prime minister for boris johnson on those kinds of issues. he was in close step with the u.s. on foreign policy. but be read out from downing street also s

barack and michelle, welcome home.se] we are honored to host you into so many friends -- and so many friends as part of this journey. some of them were foolish enough to come work with me. [laughter] there is someone else i would like to acknowledge tonight. this is robinson -- mrs. robinson, this is your house as well. [applause] it is good to see you again, really is. it is also good to see ms. wi lson, mama kay. [applause] one of the best friends and their godmother. you done good, kid. president kennedy once observed every president must endure the gap between what he would like and what is possible. he was right. the history books are full of stories about presidents trying to bridge that gap. the burden of the office, difficult decisions, how the work is serious and often sullen. all of that is true. so is this. with barack as our president, we got up every day and went to work full of hope, full of purpose and excited about the possibility before us. there are few people i have known with more integrity, decency

or michelle. >> or michelle. but there is still time. [ laughter ] finally, i want to say a special thanks to the white house staff. we had a chance to see them all before hand. [ applause ] you took incredible care of our family for eight years and along the way you became a part of it, and we have not ever forgotten the kindness that you showed us. now, when michelle and i had our portraits unveiled at the national portrait gallery a few years back i said that as far as i could tell, no one in my family tree had ever sat for a portrait before. i certainly had not, and now all of a sudden we've done it twice. but these portraits have a special significance because, as joe mentioned, they will hang in the white house alongside portraits of other presidents and first ladies, dating back to george and martha. so it was important to find the right people to paint them. i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle, her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she's fi

> or michelle. >> or michelle. but there is still time. finally i want to say a special thanks to the white house staff. we had a chance to see them all before. [ cheers and applause ] you took incredible care of our family for eight years and along the way you became a part of it. and we have not ever forgotten the kindness that you showed us. now, when michelle and i had our portraits unveiled at the national portrait gallery a few years back, i said as far as i could tell, no one in our family tree had ever sat for a portrait before. i had not. now i've done it twice. but these will have a special significance. they will hang alongside other presidents and first ladies dating back to george and martha. so it was important to find the right people to paint them. i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle. her grace, her intelligence and the fact that she's fine. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] she is. her portrait is stunning. and i want to thank robert mccar

[applause] >> michele: thank you so much. >> i agree with michele.rs to go from coal to natural gas. it doesn't take place overnight. a group of people in politics today on both sides who have no sense of history, no sense of how the country came about. for that matter, how we to continue to evolve and grow. democrats have understand we cannot switch. i think everyone would love a cleaner energy economy. on the guinea one is against that. >> greg: i am. >> michele: i don't think anyone is against that. >> harold: people to the way right of me, we have to figure out how we get together on understanding history and recognizing that we all want the same thing but we are not going to get there if we die now trying to get there. we have fossil fuels, cleaner products. natural gas, all of this is going to be a part of our energy platform for a long time and it should be. >> greg: i can't wait to be run for president than they are going to have to say, did you know he was on "gutfeld!." >> bingo! >> greg: trace, serious question. will you be equally as hand

and michelle garbage of to day was also m this activity. this action by the german bonus tag was also sending a signal to today's moscow to the kremlin today saying, if you are not given your foam a leader, the respect that he deserves, then we are going to do that for you because we understand that without him many of the current developments here in germany wouldn't be possible. so this is very much a day to day current day and topic. it is very topical and germany was struggling in the government was struggling. how to deal with fact that he was going to be late to rest in moscow on saturday and many people said, well, maybe somebody should go there and actually pay his his or her tribute. 2, go bunch of there and then in moscow, but that is at the moment, not possible because of russia's actions in ukraine. germany has made that very clear that putin and bab abbas repeated that the president with the german parliament putin has destroyed every thing that me here. gorbachev stood for. and this is why at the bundle i decided to take such

first of all, to the reports by michelle blashley. well, this really is a groundbreaking report, either un, it's been a long time coming. i'm, it's, well, i begin, but i say it's groundbreaking because it finds that the mass, arbitrary detention of wiggle and other muslim scene. she gang may amount to crimes against humanity. and this is coming from the u. n's top official on human rights. it goes into some detail describing the types of serious violations of human rights . it talks about torture. totes that force, labor rate, and arbitrate attention. china denies all these allegations. it clearly believes there is no case to answer. china does nothing. what should happen? well, i think this report is a really important step towards accountability for the victims and survivors of these abuses. and so, you know, china is not going to act on the recommendations in this report to immediately put an end to these abuses. then the international community really needs to step up. what that means is that in 12 days time at the human rights co

barack and michelle, welcome home. and kamala and doug are honored to host you and so many friends whoc have been par of this journey. it includes members of your cabinet and staff, some of whom were foolish enough to come work with me. [ laughter ] and there's someone else that i'd like to acknowledge tonight, mrs. robinson, this is your house as well. [ app [ applause ] it's good to see you again, mom, it really is. it's also good to see mrs. wilson who's known affectionately as mama k. one of your best friends and malia and sasha's godmother, and as they say in southern delaware, you've done good, kid. and president kennedy once observed that every president must endure the gap between what he would like and what is possible. he was right. the history books are full of stories about presidents trying to bridge that gap, stories that include the burdens of the office, the difficult decisions, how the work is always serious and often solemn. and all of that's true, but so is this, with barack as our president, we got

fiona and more good morning, michelle. >> good morning. we are still looking at a very strong storm west of bermuda, feeling the impact at this hour, high winds, and also rainfall, two to four inches of rain is possible, locally higher amounts. 130 mile-an-hour winds category four storm. that's a strong storm. we had a big wind field as well. as we go throughout time today, we will see derm ba's conditions improving and then the maritime conditions decreasing throughout the afternoon, into the evening hours. a category three storm later thon morning still a really strong storm though with winds at 125 miles an hour and then set its eyes on the canadian maritime. a historical storm throughout the weekend, winds gusting very high, bringing some power lines down, could see some power outages and heavy, heavy rain up to ten inches is possible in spots. back to you, guys. >> thank you, michelle. >>> the special master in the mar-a-lago investigation has set a new deadline judge raymond dearie has given donald trump's legal team until next frida

>> the other people were michele troconis.yer in this murder mystery. >> who is the man's case that starched? he's an attorney, someone who knew potus? >> we ken was charged with conspiracy to commit murder. >> while he represented to this in a civil case, he was in tulsa's office the morning jennifer disappeared. who's also the founder of a hunting club nearby. they's before jennifer went missing, a the poll was discovered on the 25 acre hunting club property and was later reported to police. >> somebody reached out to us saying we found this hole that seem to be like a grave. there was lime bags in. it >> police searched property with ground penetrating radar and found the hole. >> we do get up, and in minutes it's six feet long, probably about four feet deep. >> the outline of it was kind of in the shape of a grave. it is hard to speculate on what they're going to do. >> even the girlfriend, or the store front, could there be a deal on the table? if they come to the authorities and say, i can take you to jennifer's body? >>

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that you heard from michelle? >> right. 9:45 michelle called.nted to know if i wanted her to get something from mcdonald's. i said, no, just pick me up. >> reporter: leo told michelle to meet them at their friends' home, but michelle never showed up. >> this is where michelle worked. >> right. this is tom's restaurant. >> reporter: gilbert king bringing us along as he retraces michelle's murder in his new podcast, "bone valley." >> she clocked off at 8:00 p.m. and that was her last shift. 9:45 p.m. she made a phone call from right on the side of the gas station. >> how long would it have taken for michelle to leave that phone booth right there to where she >> it's only a few miles away. she should have been there within 15 minutes. >> but she never showed up. >> she never showed up. >> county sheriff's office operator. can i help you? >> yes, i need to talk to somebody about finding my wife. i'm really worried about her. >> reporter: hours turn into days before michelle's car is spotted by leo's friend. >> before you know it, the police have des

okay, michelle, thank you.ross florida, the states east coast is beginning to be bombarded by torrential rain. the national weather service issued a flash flood warning from daytona beach to cape canaveral overnight. joining us now is the mayor of cape canaveral, wes morrison. west, we appreciate you being with us with so much on your plate right now. let's talk about, this considering you're getting battered in the thick of it. what are you seeing outside your window now? >> thank you, francis and philip. right now, it is very loud outside. we have some weather stations you saw in the city. the last readings we received were around 11:00 pm. and we are seeing gusts pushing 50 miles per hour. now, a couple of hours later, and we have seen tremendous uptick in wind speeds and rain. and we really do not know the damage, because until it passes, we're staying inside and staying safe. >> how well, mayor, do you feel like your city was prepared for what was to come? >> every coastal city, cape canaveral is a two's s

back to you guys. >> something to watch michelle.back in just over a minute with an update for near where the hurricane force made landfall. you're watching early today. re watching early today. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. catastrophic flooding we've already seen flooding somebody and i who is new to florida thought i could ride it. i'll say never again. once i hear that warning, i'm gonna get in that car and get out of here. >> that was a sarasota resident speaking yesterday to our colleague katie tour about his decision estate despite evacuation orders and right at the storm. we want to bri

certainly, and when you saw michelle obama, former first lady michelle obama, she was really speaking the sort of jewel and that sort of continuing democracy that makes people want to come and move to this country is that we hold onto traditions, and we do things in a way that really underscores that, no matter political party, we continue to transfer power in a peaceful way. i think it really was in some ways underscoring that they hope that that will be the case. they hope in the future we will have a political system that is not so partisan that people can't even do traditional things like unveil a portrait. i think when former president trump decided not to hold that and the animosity that he had for democrats in particular, not just about policies but personal animosity, let's remember that the former president called into question the birthplace of barack obama. he was the leader of that racist conspiracy theory saying he was not born in the united states. that was sort of un-american. and michelle obama has reemerged and has been since she was at the white house, has tried to s

michelle, thank you, and aood to worry. michelle, thank you, and good to talk— worry.ou, and good to talk to you. _ worry. michelle, thank you, and good to talk to you. and - worry. michelle, thank you, and good to talk to you. and these l good to talk to you. and these are the markets quickly see can have a sense of how things are going today. and you can see why wall street saw losses across the board, in anticipation of another hike in interest rates in the united states. when we do get the detail on what the fed has decided to do and what it says following the decision, we will update you here on the bbc. for now, goodbye from me. thank you for your company. hello. whilst weather conditions have been fairly quiet for us, across the other side of the atlantic we have seen a hurricane has battered parts of puerto rico, the dominican republic and turks and caicos, a first major hurricane with winds gusting over 130 mph. getting close to bermuda, thursday, friday, but could maintain the hurricane status as it slams into the east of canada, aided and abetted by unusuall

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i saint there, michelle obama. i saw michelle obama _ there, michelle obama. too smart to run! it has been said before. indeed so. joe twyman, stefanie brown james, lovely to have you on the programme this evening. we will get back at the same time next week, on monday. do hope you join us for that. in the meantime, thanks for watching. thanks forjoining me. it's time to have a look at the weather for the week ahead, but before we look at our neck of the woods, i want to show you what's happening in the atlantic. and we have a very powerful hurricane right now. it is just passing to the west of bermuda, and the track of the storm over the next two or three days actually takes it into parts of eastern canada, into nova scotia, and this could end up being a very bad storm for that part of the world. but here, around western and north—western parts of europe, a cold front has been moving through. we've had some rain across northern parts of the country, and through the course of thursday and into friday, that weatherfront moves further south, so it does look as t

the first ladies attended, as well, as well as michelle obama's mom.e portraits, w wolf, they are already hanging in the white house. >> very historic. all of us joining us now cnn political commentator and the former obama adviser, and he was at the unveiling earlier today, and also with us today, nia malika henderson. what was it like in the room as the ceremony was going on? >> it was extraordinary, wolf, much more than i expected when i went, but first of all, was there a huge turnout of former staffers and cabinet members, but there was this sense that time had melted away and the environment of the room was joyful, it was hopeful things that you don't normally hear in washington these days and so it was really something, and then i think when the first lady spoke about her own journey and what it meant to the country, i don't think there was a dry eye in the house. i make one other point, the relationship between barack obama and joe biden, a lot has been written about a lot of speculation about it. i think what you saw today was the real article

. >>> former president obama and former first lady michelle obama returning to the white house together for the first time since leaving office. you will see their official portraits unveiled. what the former president said that led to laughter in the room. and his hope, what future generations will see in those portraits. >>> the american tennis star and he made history at the u.s. open today. >>> and the remarkable and moving image tonight as we make your way back to the u.s. from ukraine. >>> and good evening tonight from warsaw, poland. we are on our way home from ukraine after our exclusive interview with president zelenskyy. he is making news tonight, and so is vladimir putin, and we'll get to that in a moment. >>> but we are going to begin tonight with the emergency playing out at home at this hour. the raging wildfires and historic, record-breaking heat across several states in the west. eight days now in this heat wave and there are several days still to go. not just september records here, but all-time record high temperatures are being recorded from california all the way to

astepro and go. >>> barack and michelle, welcome home.come home. >> a warm and emotional reception today for former president obama and the former first lady back in the white house for the first time since they left in 2017. the occasion was the unveiling of their official white house portraits, a long-standing bipartisan tradition that hasn't been celebrated in a decade. the last time was back in 2012, when obama hosted president bush, 43, of course. president trump, in contrast, hosted no white house events for obama, who was his predecessor. now portraits of the first black president and first lady will be on display in the hallowed halls of the white house alongside past presidents. even styles breaking from the past with their contemporary look. for obama that meant choosing artist robert mccarthy. >> he paints people exactly the way they are, for better and worse. he also paints subjects looking straight ahead. so, it feels like you're face to face, forming a connection. and what i want people to remember about michelle and me is t

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michelle tuman is foreign policy correspondent for the german weekly die zeit and sarah paige gong is associate fellow at the german council on foreign relations, the d g a p with a focus on russian foreign and security policy alexei the drill this week was entitled vostok, which means east. is that a signal to the west? it is, but it's also the normal denomination of the final military exercise in the russian calendar of military exercises. so we've had this talk before. it's not the first one of its kind. it's supposed to be a show of force. i find it quite meager for that respect. it's a magnitude of order smaller than the last one. it doesn't show us any new maneuvering techniques. we don't see any lessons learned from the ukrainian campaign. so it's supposed to show that the russian federation can wage a maneuver like that on the other side of the continent at the same time with fighting the war and maintaining normalcy at home, but it fails in doing so. and what's the significance of putin inviting a few friends to join him? well, again, they've been there before and but of cour

michelle: michelle: we had been looking at the trend a while ago, and certainly those pressures havecelerated. post-jackson hole, we have seen the stronger dollar report through even more strongly to at the economy. the fed is not wont to talk about international pressures. they stress that their policies for the u.s. but at a time like this, they are certainly watching what is happening, especially with the pound and other currencies and what that might do to come back home to the u.s. and impact the whole global economy. so yes, i think the inflation pressures going out worldwide are certainly being felt, and that is a trend worth watching more closely. rishaad: all right, marcus and michelle, thank you very much indeed. coming up we are looking at markets as well. there is a lot more head. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: equity markets doing this in the region today. upside in shanghai. the rest, though, heading south. your latest business flash headlines, one top global banker has resigned as chairman. sources say he recently quit after being hired in early 2020 by clsa to steer its

michelle and i got connected and were reunited and it was unbelievable.there were a lot of things that were similar. you could tell we were sisters. there's a lot of pictures of us wearing clothing that is so similar and we grew up on opposite coasts so it is pretty incredible. the more we got to know each other, the more that we realised we were similar, emotionally and how we looked at life and how we lived our life. we find some amazing similarities in identical twins raised apart, many more that we would have anticipated, notjust in the more traditional areas but in some more unusual habits, such as a pair of twins who both used to scatter love letters around the house to their wives, and both bit their nails down to the nub and had the same mixed headache syndrome described in the same way, as if someone was beating on the head with a hammer. these are very challenging and you can ask yourself are these due to random chance? my answer to that is no, they're not. and the rarer they are, the more i believe it is somehow tied to their genes and how that

where is it now michele? >> plus and central florida, we're seen very heavy rain, we've seen hurricane-force winds at this point. so is a big, storm taking up a lot of space, and that was the problem yesterday. it is big in size, begin strength, and continues to be, strong although weakening as it continues to move overland. so this is a track over the next year few days, this is today, it's gonna emerge into the atlantic, and we're gonna see a tropical storm status. it's not gonna strengthen in the atlantic, it's good for heavy rain from -- north carolina. it's gonna take a turn towards the northwest, as gonna head towards portions of georgia, also south carolina. we do expect a landfall, that will be the third landfall over south carolina on friday, it will move over and will bring with soaking rains. portions of the carolina into the mid-atlantic, it's not they're done there yet though. we're looking at still some wet weather over the weekend, into the atlantic portions of the committees, and downpours --

michelle, will that package be enough to stave off social instability? there are a number of warnings, making the rounds about a hot fall in germany, meaning street protests. yeah, well, i actually agree with us or exceed that. i do not think that these protests will turn into something really massive and big as the fringe radical parties to the left and the right wish for. i do not see and eve, i see why my constellation here as the link and if the are working together as the nazis and the communists in the 1920s. nice reminder of the threats we are, we're having, but really at the fringes they haven't reached the center of society. and so far as the what i see in germany, people are rather common people also know what is a state. because what basically put in does by the, the destruction, the deliberate destruction of the european russian gas relationship for good. it will never, ever be again, like that. and deliveries have just been halted once again through the north 3 and 2 gas pipe. when did your likely and that's once and fall, and this will prob

. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle.igence, and the fact that she's fine. (laughter) >> reporter: as for his portrait by robert mckurdy... >> you will note that he refused to hide any of my gray hairs, refused my request to make my ears smaller. (laughter) >> reporter: the former first lady took note of the historic moment. >> a girl like me, she was never supposed to be up there next to jacqueline kennedy and dolly madison. she was never supposed to live in this house. and she definitely wasn't supposed to serve as first lady. >> reporter: now their portraits will both live in this house. ed o'keefe, cbs news, the white house. >> o'donnell: and that is tonight's cbs evening news, and remember, if you can't watch us live, set your dvr so you can watch us later. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs

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michelle to a man is foreign policy correspondent for the german weekly the site. and sarah, pa go is associate a fellow at the german council on foreign relations, the d g, a p, with a focus on russian foreign and security policy. alexei, the drill this week was entitled to foss stuck, which means east is that a signal to the west. it is, but as also the normal denomination of the final military exercise in the russian calendar of military exercises. so we've had less talk before, it's not the 1st one of its kind. it's supposed to be a show force. i find it quite meagre for that respect. it's a magnitude of order smaller than the last one. it doesn't show us any new maneuvering techniques. we don't see any lessons learned from the ukranian campaign, so it's supposed to show that the russian federation can wage a maneuver like that on the other side of the continent at the same time with fighting the war and maintaining normalcy at home. but it fails to doing so. and what's the significance of putting inviting a few friends to join him? well, again, they've been th

kriti: michelle meyer, mastercard economics institute u.s.hief economist, you are great to have on the show. let's go to the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: protests continue in iran as unrest crosses the country. at least 17 people have died since demonstrations began last month following the death of a 22-year-old woman who fell into a, after to ron -- coma after a tehran force had an issue with dress code. ireland trying to settle the dispute over northern ireland. the minister last weekend tells bloomberg television they see the possibility of getting it done ahead of the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. >> what i detect is a renewed sense of determination on all sides to get this issue resolved once and for all. there is a more immediate deadline in october in terms of the restoration of the executives and assembly, which is critical to the sustainability and the agreement itself. mark: the irish prime minister was referring to the northern irish protocol, the part of the force that keeps the region in the europea

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only michelle obama could have gone there in many ways.w she was talking about donald trump and january 6th that meant america didn't have a peaceful transfer of power. that was obstructed by those insurrectionists on january 6th. i thought it was sort of sobering line, sort of political line, a line that needed to be said and a line that only she could say, right? this is sort of, you know, the first lady being able to go and do and say things that the former president obama didn't necessarily want to do. it might have brought a little more heat than light. >> was only scott last week that the current president joe biden called out trump and his allies for trying to undermine democracy. many people don't accept the president, president biden is a legitimate president and that is simply because they had been repeatedly told by trump and his allies. so what needs to be done at this point so that everyone trusts and believes the outcome of the results of an election. >> that is a great and large question. i mean, i think every political lead

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. >> let's go to michelle grossman who is tracking ian. good morning, michelle. what are we seeing? >> good morning. not to talk about nick the entour show, if you don't follow him. give him a follow. he takes you start to finish through the aircraft. it makes you really realize why you need to heed the warnings. they are flying through these and collecting da yacht good for us. let's get back to ian. we're talking about a category one storm. it's a low grade category one storm. still strong winds. 75 miles per hour. the location is 55 miles per hour south-southeast. it's moving at 9 miles per hour. we thought it would be slower today. around 3:00 or 4:00, walking pace. but it's nine. that is not quite as slow. still crawling across florida. we still have so many throughout state of florida into georgia, south carolina. we're looking at a hurricane warning. this is really rare to see it coast to coast. that is in the red here. we have hurricane watches, tropical storm warnings and watches. that is telling us the warning that the conditions are still happening now. ian is not over. w

i mean, michelle. sure. um, when she will, your items will come with us last night you their company was about to join the production leak agreement, partition kimball jacobs, who used to still move, moving the problem or is it the wisdom of which sustain us the use of us giving you the number you will get done, you know, in a couple of ways, you will see it because i was up on the other one, you still with my mac and you still green switch start and you'll be what is the meanest with the new portfolio that are in your shirley, my last bill of the grad school, but i just said i was on the list and somebody was, nuclear wasn't probably on the shilling. you're going the grains of going to be sure you knew and using sure. and when you, when it was a nice boy and your voice isn't showing leaders and rank and file members of nationalist organizations admit they have been preparing for violent st. riots long before the protests in gulf key. lee, supposedly to believe nathan is to just go ahead and put that on the