mr. anderson apparently had the narcotics to sell. >> investigators say tips from year- old lindsey shirley who anderson' s whereabouts. they were able to find anderson hiding in the woods off north orange blossom trail. >> as his girlfriend, she had close contact with him. she continued to have contact after the homicide. often times made some decisions that anything regrets today. >> this isn' t the first time anderson has had a run- in with the law. he was arrested back in january for aggravated battery. >> we hope it is a wakeup call for some young men and women in that sort of thing and it can be life changing. >> his girlfriend shirley is being charged with evidence and still unclear if he' s charged as an adult since he' s 17 years old. jennifer ortega, news 6. >> justin: more breaking news now. we' re getting a look at a plane crash in crash caught on surviolence cameras. flight fz981 crashed while landing south of moscow. than 60 people are dead. the airline posted a statement on the facebook page saying, quote, we are doing all we can to gather information as quickly as possible.

mr. anderson apparently had the narcotics to sell. >> reporter: investigators say to 18-year-old lindsay shirley who gave them information on anderson's whereabouts. they were able to find anderson hiding in the woods off north blossom trail. >> the girlfriend continued to have contact with him after the homicide and oftentimes made some decisions that maybe she regrets today. >> detectives recovered a gun from anderson, which was reported stolen from seminole county. but this isn't the first time anderson has had a run-in with the law. he was arrested back in january for aggravated battery. >> we hope it is a wayne call for some young men and women that are involved in that sort of thing that it can be life changing. hopefully they make better decisions. >> anderson is being charged with second-degree murder. his girlfriend shirley is being charged with accessory and tampering with perfected. it's still unclear if anderson since he is 17 years old. jennifer ortega, news 6 story the sheriff of lake county is calling it a career. gary borders has changed his mind and will not run for re-el

mr. anderson to provide backup on his statement. we can't reach him. stuff on the net, but even publications like "time" magazine allow anything to be printed these dawes. that's just whole thing is out of control. "killing jesus" will be run on holy thursday next week on natgoe. that is it for us tonight. word of the day, do not be drapish when writing to "the factor." thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please spin stops right here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. the super tuesday two results are in. and with more than 30 nominating contests whi s behind us, the pour the magic delegate numbers is still up in the air. it is now down to three, count them, three candidates for gop. and roughly five, count them, five weeks to round out this race. last night marking a resounding win for businessman donald trump in the sunshine state, followed soon after by florida's own senator marco rubio exiting this race. ohio's governor kasich went home with his state's winner take all delegates and

mr. anderson formally both showed that these are currently under construction.s you can see block 8 is under the future transit center. and this context mapplaces block 8 in unit one of the trans bay district. block 8 is under.havana and 1st streets. the blocks 6 affordable project is 280 beale. that is due to open this fall. to the west is block 9 and existing developments or to the north and south of the here are aligned in red are the ground-floor perimeters of affordable projects in these buildings. these site meets with fleming and and clemtina. the red circle that you see on this slide will indicate the tower entrance to the units including the oci i sponsor midrise units that are attached to the tower. >>>next i want to review the background of the trans-bay redevelopment project area that gretchen took you through earlier. it was adopted in 2005 for the purpose of developing 10 acres of property which are burned by the state of california. this is generally funded by the transbay housing authority and in conjunction with assembly 812 which assures 35% th

mr. anderson formally both showed that these are currently under construction. as you can see block 8 is under the future transit center. and this context mapplaces block 8 in unit one of the trans bay district. block 8 is under.havana and 1st streets. the blocks 6 affordable project is 280 beale. that is due to open this fall. to the west is block 9 and existing developments or to the north and south of the here are aligned in red are the ground-floor perimeters of affordable projects in these buildings. these site meets with fleming and and clemtina. the red circle that you see on this slide will indicate the tower entrance to the units including the oci i sponsor midrise units that are attached to the tower. >>>next i want to review the background of the trans-bay redevelopment project area that gretchen took you through earlier. it was adopted in 2005 for the purpose of developing 10 acres of property which are burned by the state of california. this is generally funded by the transbay housing authority and in conjunction with assembly 812 which assures 35%

erick anderson to mr. kentucky candidate, ben wire. close, nothing you can do. luke movis blowing past his defender on the way to the bucket. pass in the paint, floats it in. new cath winning 48-34. they'll face the winner of friday night's other quarterfinal game, elise. elise: you got it, george. that would be dixie heights taking on holy cross last night. dixie getting things started with tyler shrek back-to-back threes to start off the game. he was hot early. holy cross, do not underestimate them. they can shoot too. alex hacker hits the first of two straight threes. it was a close game all night long. tyler beisel decided that's enough three balls. drives it for the bucket. they continue to force it inside. they win 58-46 and play new cath sunday at 2:30. it's time to make the big switch over to some girls high school hoops. all the excitement going down in kentucky last night. ladies semifinals. derek forest covering the action in campbell county. derek: we've reached the semifinals in kentucky with two viewing area teams in the mix. scott on one side, cam

. : attack, eric anderson enters it low to mr kentucky candidate ben weyer. you know when the big man gets it that close, there' s nothing you can do. luke moeves blows past his defender on the way to an easy bucket. 16-2, early in the game. float it in. new cath wins 48-34 and will face the winner of friday night' s other quarterfinal game. elise: and that would be dixie heights taking on holy cross. dixie getting things started with tyler schreck' s back to back 3' s to start the game, he was hot early and had 12 points in the first quarter alone but holy cross can shoot the ball pretty well. alex hecker with the first of two threes. a close game all night. tyler bezold decides that' s enough deep balls and he drives it in from left side for the basket. they continued to force it inside and win this one 58-46 and will play newcath sunday at 2:30. time to make the big switch over to some girls high school hoops all the excitement going down in kentucky. george: a lot of excitement in the bluegrass. ladies semi finals. derek force was cover the action. dere k

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mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to anderson cooper comparing you to the 5-year-old?> anderson cooper is a dumb dumb. he's a stupid head, a total poopy pants. >> you're sounding immature. >> i know you are, but what am i? >> oh, come on. your sound like an idiot. >> stephen, i'm rubber, you're glue, i have a lawyer and i will sue. >> meanwhile, ted cruz appeared on jimmy kimmel live, and he was asked who he dislikes more. donald trump or president obama? >> donald trump is he the one you dislike the most of anyone in america? who do you like better, obama or trump? >> look, look -- [ applause ] i dislike obama's policies more. >> i see. >> but donald, donald is a unique individual. [ laughter ] i will say i was watching the early part of the show and if i were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera, i'm not confident which pedal i'd push. >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." all right, 20 minutes past the hour. time now to go to washington. i'm joined by roll call columnist and best selling author jonathan allen

mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to anderson cooper comparing you to a 5-year-old?dumb. he's a stupid head, a total poopy-pants. it's sad. >> right now i got to say you are sounding a a little immature. >> i know you are, but what am i. >> oh, come on, sound like an idiot. >> stephen, i'm rubber, you're glue, i have a lawyer and i will sue. >> huge. i'm alex witt. this is "early today." so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great days. >>> leading the news on nbc.com. donald trump releases curious letter on tied-up tax returns. after his controversial comments on abortion. the campaign is turning the tide

mr. trump talking to anderson about islam, islam hates us. we know c.a.r.e. a news conference, they're demanding an apology. >> i'm proud of what donald trump is doing. i really want to get into this so no yelling until -- i know people are going to freak out. what donald trump is mostly talking about is the culture of islam. culture means a value system. if you look at the culture of islam in the united states, these are wonderful people. they're 3 million americans. they're engineers, they're doctors. they love america and they love american culture. what does that mean for muslims in america? it means if you're in the muslim religion in america, you can get a divorce as a woman without being killed. you can be gay without being thrown off a building. you can leave the religion without being executed. in the middle east, if you're gay, you do get thrown off a building. if you try to get a divorce as a woman, you do get murdered. what we won't tolerate is the hatred of cult of ur in the middle east to come into the united states and preach their hatred here,

listen to another portion of anderson's interview where mr.trump. >> when you say increase the laws and do more than water boarding whereas that specifically. >> we'll work on that with the generals. >> i talked with michael hayden. >> he says it is terrible we talk that way and that is why we've been fighting this war for many years. >> he says your foreign policy ideas frighten him. >> he frightens me. because we've been fighting ices for many years. and this should have been over with quickly. and that is the problem. we have these people who are frightened because i'm protecting the terrorists. >> so jeff is mr. trump saying hayden doesn't know how to fight isis? doesn't know what he's doing? what is he trying to say? >> there is still not a clear line between what is torture and what is not torture and it is apparent with other candidates. ted cruz in the debate in december said he would not allow torture in any form and then early january classified clarified saying water boarding is not torture. and he went on and say anything short of

mr. trump about his strategy tonight? >> well, anderson, donald trump told you just last night that he wants to see a softer debought. and that is because he knows he's now the undisputed republican front-runner. he wants to appear presidential, above the fray. and he wants to look like someone who can actually unite the party behind him. of course, he could face challenges doing that. there are a number of his rivals who want to take him out on stage. that's why donald trump is coming in with a backup plan. and that backup plan is a big flashy press conference tomorrow morning at mar-a-lago where he's going to pick up an endorsement from dr. ben carson. they do feel good going into this debate. they think it will be a solid debate performance and they called it what should be the last republican debate. this may be's last time you see all these candidates on stage together. >> sara, as gloria pointed out in our last half hour, donald trump no matter how he does tonight, he gets to change the news cycle or at least attempt to change the ne

mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to anderson cooper comparing you to a 5-year-old? >> anderson cooper is a dumb-dumb. he's a stupidhead he's a total poopy-pants. sad. >> stephen: okay, right now, you are sounding a little immature. >> i know you are, but what am i? >> stephen: oh come on. you sound like an idiot. >> stephen, i'm rubber, you're glue. i have a lawyer, and i will sue. >> stephen: what about the videotape? it clearly shows that your campaign manager grabbed a >> no, he didn't. >> stephen: yes he did. >> no, he didn't. >> stephen: yes he did. >> no, he didn't infinity. ( laughter ). >> stephen: infinity? that's it? it settles it. >> that settles it. it totally settles it. i i settled it in the best possible way. she started it. >> stephen: how did he start it? shooefs holding one of those little bombs? >> stephen: like these. >> get it away, stephen! >> stephen: come on, come on, it's just a pen. see, look. >> no! it's a bomb! it's a bomb! it's a bomb. get it away you sadistic bastard. get it away! ( cheers and applause ) stephen, you're going to blow my

. >> jimmy: then he gave anderson a wedgie and moved on. mr. trump showed very good manners during the interview by excusing himself many multiple >> you're running for president of the united states -- i didn't start it. excuse me, excuse me, i didn't suggest. excuse me, excuse me. you're supporting -- excuse me, excuse me. excuse me, excuse me. excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. we won't utah. excuse me. >> see, he can be nice. it's all all tough guy. one of the takeaways was that all the candidates who promised to support the republican nominee no matter who it was now say they might not will be back in september they all signed a pledge to support the eventual republican nominee but that was back when no one thought the nominee would be donald trump. and so now -- and trump only signed the pledge because he assumed they were asking for his autograph autograph. last night ted cruz would not commit to supporting trump if he's the nominee, trump said he would not support ted cruz if he's -- the one thing these candidates can finally agree on is

anderson. thank you very much. mr. trump, we're hearing from everybody, including party officials that it was a very different debate tonight. again from officials saying they think it was probably the most substantive, the least sniping, what was your take? >> i thought it was a very elegant debate. i thought it was very substantive and i thought it was a really -- i think your folks did a great job. i thought it was very fair and we needed this kind of a debate. we needed this kind of a tone and i'm glad it took place tonight. >> do you think it played to your advantage? >> i think so. i mean, the other is the other. if somebody hits, you hit back. and i think that's true in life. that's true in running countries, true in running businesses. i just found this to be a very elegant evening and everybody did a very good job. >> one of the questions is what would happen if it were you versus ted cruz one-on-one? when you're up there on the debate stage listening to him make the case, you making your own, who was your con

mrs. trump is becoming more visible sitting down with cnn anderson cooper. to give voters an inside view on her thoughts on his campaign t-the continue surrounding it, t-the continueurrounding it, and why she's not afraid to sagree with her out spoken husband. >> we are both very independent and let him be the who he is and he lets me be who i am. and. >> don't try to change him. >> no, mrs. trump rarely gives interview but made sure when cooper she let voters know her >> he's an adult. he nose the consequences. >>reporter: and so is she. >> i give him my opinion. many, many times. you do. >> yes. and i don't agree with everything what he says but you know that's his normal. i'm my own person. i tell him what i think standing very strong on the ground on my two feet and and i'm own person and i think that's very important in the relationship. >>reporter: relationship she says she's not afraid to tell her husband what she thinks especial when it comes to his colorful language. >> language you hear him using on the campaign. >> especially i was in new hampshir

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mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to anderson cooper comparing you to a 5-year-old?> anderson cooper is a dumb-dumb. >> come on. you sound like an idiot. >> stephen, i have a lawyer and i will sue. >>> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota, let's go places. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. dana jacobson of cbs sports network is with us. >>> powerful spring storms this morning are sweeping across the southern united states. at least four tornadoes hit oklahoma wednesday, about seven people were hurt. other twisters touched down in arkansas and kansas. >> the massive storm system is on the move this morning. heavy rain and flash flooding are forecast for the southeast through friday. manuel bojorquez is in tulsa, oklahoma, with a look at the damaging tornadoes. manuel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the heaviest damage here in tulsa covers about a square mile and you can see the power of the tornado right here. it knocked down the brick wall of this beauty supply store. not only that, it lifted off the roof. there is now

anderson, the u.s. secret service does a good job keeping mr. trump safe, keeping weapons out of the events. there's no protocol for any of these security agencies to check fists that could be used against other rallygoers. when two of the people got kicked out today, they had a shower of boos. and in response they both lifted up their hands and gave the finger to 3,000 people in the audience. you could see, it gets very emotional. it would be disturbing, anderson, to see violence, but for those of us who have been to many of trump's rallies, it really would not be surprising. >> gary tuchman, thanks. >>> up next, another hour of "360." republican voters in four states heading to the polls tomorrow. we'll have the latest on the last-minute tactics. >>> 150 delegates at stake. cruz gaining ground on trump and both trying to push rubio out of the race. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the language of bug. "hey cortana, find

anderson cooper. let's listen. >> to me, it appear he's is stopping her or redirecting her from getting closer to mr. trump. mr. trump tweeted a picture of a still photo of the video where he is wincing away from this woman who is trying to grab his arm. at that very moment up see corey who is coming in between him and miss fields. >> so he is making the case that he is just protecting his candidate. that's not legitimate to you. >> is he the secret service? who appointed him the muscle of the trump campaign? >> apparently we should give him a medal of honor and he is more brave than the incredible generation that stormed the beaches of normandy. if the secret service think that she was a threat and they didn't do anything about it, then we need a new detail on donald trump stat because he is at risk. >> i want to bring in age. >>> delgado, a conservative kol -- columnist. what do you think about what these women said in. >> i can't believe what i'm hearing. i heard the term domestic abuser. one of them said they knew who michelle fields was because she covered the trump beat for breitbart. that's completely wr

anderson, the question is what happened there? what exactly happened there? let's stipulate that mr. trump says he had problems with the earpiece. but the fact is presidential campaigns, as much as issues or anything else, they are a series of tests to see how people react under pressure. and this was a situation where he got asked a question and you can see him trying to make the calculation as to how to answer this question. i think it's a reflection of the fact he's a very tactical candidate. and he was trying to figure out what the math was on that. and he got caught in a bad moment. how many -- you know, that is symptomatic of a problem that can get repeated over and over again as you get more and more scrutiny. and it will be interesting to see how he handles -- >> i think hugh hewitt called it a disqualifying moment. >> he called it disqualifying. marco rubio certainly did too. they're obviously -- >> because they're eager to disqualify him too. >> they're eager to disqualify him. i guess the thing is trump is leading in all of these states in the south so the idea he somehow needs this dog whistle to make the sale on tue

anderson cooper. >> senator rubio, your supporter, republican senator jeff sessions, said in response to mr. trump's comment last night, i'm sorry -- senator jeff flake, your supporter, said in response to that comment, republicans are better than this. do you agree? >> let me say, i know that's a lot of people find appeal in the things donald says. he says what they wish they could say. the problem is presidents can't just say anything they want. it has consequences here and around the world. and so let me give you one. two days ago, i met this extraordinary couple who are on furlough because they are missionaries in bangladesh. it's a very tough place to be a missionary. it's muslim. their safety and security relies upon friendly muslims that live alongside them that may not convert but protect them and look out for them. and their mission field really are muslims looking to convert to christianity. they tell me today they have a hostile environment because the news is coming out that in america leading political figures are saying that america doesn't like muslims. this is a real impact.

very subject, apologizing, by anderson cooper a couple nights back and thought trumps answer with interesting. >> when was the last time you actually apologized for something? mrh, wow. i don't know. can i think? i do believe in apologizing. you're not wrong, i don't believe in apologizing. i could have apologized -- we started this with my campaign manager, will you apologize. i said, apologize for what? i would love to apologize. it would be so much easier. i apologize to my mother years ago for using foul language. i apologized to my wife for not being presidential on occasion. she's always saying, darling, be more presidential. bloombergpolitics.com right now and check out our colleague's story on donald trump. tomorrow we will be here for the big interview. until then, thanks for watching. thanks everybody here on campus. sayonara. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton. you're watching "bloomberg west ." authorities say a gunman who shot a state trooper was killed when two other officers opened fire. the wounded trooper is hospitalized with what is described as life-threatening injuries. a state police spokeswoman says a two civilians were hurt. it's not clear they

anderson vs. sanders. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. how long have you and mr. sanders been neighbors? >> approximately 20 years. >> judge judy: did you get along most of that time? >> yes, we did about half the time. >> judge judy: when did that stop? >> it stopped when an animal was involved. there was an animal killed on his property. and i walked out the door, and i saw a friend of his slam

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mr. trump, when you hear that, does that shock you? do you denounce that?" (donald trump (r) gives media interviews... now speaking though in an exlusive interview to anderson cooper on a number of topics. here is what she said when asked about her life frontrunner for presidential nomination. " (melania trump/ donald trump's wife) we are both very independent, i let him be who he is and he and... (anderson cooper/ host, cnn's ac360) you don't try to change him? to change him. he's an adult. he knows the consequences who he is. i give him ac: you do? don't agree with says, but you know own person, i tell him what i think, i'm standing very strong on the ground on my two feet and i'm my own person and i think that's very important in the relationship also asked if the attacks against her husband bother her. "melania ump/donald trump's wife) i think it's more a desperate tone because my husband is leading in the polls so he wants to attack in a very low manner way. we expected that. i have a think skin. it doesn't bother me and it's very nasty but i have a thick skin. i can handle it. and trump also talked about how she would do as the first lady of the uned

anderson. >> i didn't want our viewers to think we were avoiding talking to them. jeff zeleny thanks very much. back with our panel, alicia melendez and mrila. both with univision network. what did you think of the debate? >> i thought it was a really stunning debate. part of what they found was among latinos who were democratic primary voters, clinton seems to lead sanders 2-1. exempt in the one area with young voters. you saw him leading to messaging that is meant to cater to younger voters, talking about free public tuition for college, talking about a variety of issues, including health care. that are very important as a young voter. i thought that was not surprising but interesting. >> i thought it was pretty pretty remarkable when jorge ramos got both candidates to promise not to deport immigrants and children who didn't have a criminal background. >> essentially any -- >> any adult. >> undocumented immigrant who had not committed a crime or been a terrorist. >> which is remarkable given the administration's current policy. deporting 2.5 million people, custom is an astounding number. it's a huge break in sort of a democratic -- fr

many thanks to colonel sam anderson, garrison commander at fort gordon, stephanie miller, morning host of hot country hits y-96. mr. allen: the coach at georgia southern university, and congressman tom graves for sharing their experiences with these leaders. these students are the future leaders of georgia and our contry. and i want them to realize their potential and i want to see them succeed. i'd like to give a special thanks to georgia southern university for hosting us and members of my staff for their hard work in organizing and setting up this event. our district is very fortunate to have these great students and educators. it was evidence that the young folks of georgia 12 are exceptional class of leaders who will step up to any occasion. what a wonderful honor it was to host this important event last thursday in georgia. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize colonel frederick van horn for more than 2

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mrs. reagan are pouring in across the country and around the world. anderson cooper is here with me. he knew the former first lady personally. anderson, you knew her thanks to your mom. >> i did. i grew up knowing nancy reagan. my mom and her became very close friends when she was first lady. and she used to stay at our house in new york when she wanted to get away from washington. and over the years we kept in touch. i saw her in, i took her to lunch in los angeles not too long ago. just a very sad passing. she, i think, everybody, you know, knew about her elegance, her grace. and her fierce protective nature of the president. they had this incredible love story. ease left the presidency and his all-time alzheimer's took its toll, she was his primary care giver for about a decade. it is a very sad day for everyone who knew her. >> and your mother, gloria vanderbilt, is on the phone with us. >> yeah, surreal. my mom. >> i would love to hear her thoughts about nancy reagan. >> hey, mom, are you there? >> hi, darling. such a sad day. nancy and i had similar upbringings, which brought u

mr. trump why can't you be more like your son? this is an issue of temperament. why can't you be a little more mellow? >> i want to move on and talk about foreign policy. andersonsked trump about nuclear weapons in the world and who should have them. take a listen. >> at some point we have to say, you know what, we're better off if japan protects itself against this maniac in north korea, we're better off if south korea -- >> saudi arabia have nuclear weapons? >> absolutely. >> you'd be fine with them having nuclear weapons? >> no, they have to protect them services or pave uy us. >> if you let japan get nuclear weapons -- >> it going to happen already. you have so many country, china, pakistan, russia, you have so many countries right now that have them. now, wouldn't you rather in a certain sense have japan have nuclear weapons when north korea has nuclear weapons? and they absolutely have them. they have no carrier system yet but they will very soon. wouldn't you have japan perhaps -- they're over there, they're very fearful of north korea. >> you're saying you don't want more nuclear weapons in the world but you're okay with japan and -- >> when i hear obam

mr. trump. why would america be safer under your watch? >> anderson out an extensive program on rebuilding the military. secondly, i've been the one arguing all along we need to go after isis in a collision like we had in the first gulf war. i was there and i saw it happen and saw our muslim-arab friends join us and we pushed saddam out of kuwait. secondly, that same coalition needs come together and we need to destroy isis both in the air and on the ground, settle it down and come home and let the regional powers -- >> there are a lot of countries, saudi arabia that don't see isis as their -- >> saudi arabia, egypt, they know it's an existential threat. they know that the kingdom hangs by a thread because of the radicalism of isis and, so the fact is they will join us. they joined us before against saddam hussein. that was not as big of a deal as this is where they're blowing people up all over the world. secondly, of course, i think, anderson, that we need really good worldwide intelligence. i think that the lemons we're seeing can be turned into le

do i would want to get that confirmed but that's my anderson >> i think that needs to be clarified. >> it's quite clear in the ordinance and maybe mr. powers comes up you can walk you through it more. but it's very clear and we made a clarifying amendment tomorrow to make crystal clear that the employer can require you exhaust vacation time for that 45%. meaning, 2 weeks i believe would really be 4 weeks. >> okay. that makes sense. question commissioner adams >> i hope in the future the state and maybe one day our nation can find a way to bridge that tension between small business owner and the workers so that that one benefit doesn't counter the other. i just wanted to- >> i would love to see better overall social insurance in this country, but unfortunately we have a difficult time in congress and even in the state legislature it's been very challenging but thank y >> measures, i apologize for having to run but mr. power will remain an answer questions. we did thank you, supervisor. appreciated. any other commissioner questions? commissioner tour-sarkissian >> so, if you have 20 employees, regardless of where they work and you ar