newman had just won a prize in his sights. rusty's wife. >> hemy newman killed rusty snyder. wife. because he wanted his money. because he wanted his life. period -- >> according to the prosecutor, the evidence would show that hemy knew exactly what he needed to do to accomplish that goal. far from being crazy, the prosecutor said, he tried to plan the perfect murder. just five months after hiring rusty's wife, hemy, the prosecutor said, starting researching guns and gun shows on the internet. around halloween of 2010, hemy newman made his purchase. >> he told me it was just for protection, household protection. >> newman bought a 40 caliber handgun, along with 50 hollow point bullets, for $375 cash from this man. the transaction took place in a parking lot. >> he seemed like he didn't know much about guns. but he was interested in learning. >> within days, newman was at a gun range, blasting for 40 minutes at a manned shape target. nine days later, he put on a disguise and crept into the sneiderman's yard. rusty had dialed 9-1-1. >> i think he has a gun in his back pocket. >

newman? >> chairman hickenlooper, and the honorable members of the employment workplace subcommittee. my name is brad newman., partner with the law firm of baker mckenzie where i'm the leader of their ai practice. i serve as the chair and now cochair of the ai subcommittee of the american bar association. today i am here as a concerned citizen and a parent. i represent leading developers of ai to get a behind-the- scenes look at the technology, including the incredible promise it presents to improve so many of our lives, and in particular the workforce, as well as a very serious social downside. i have published extensively on the need for legislative safeguards on the use of ai. i have spoken with the world's leading data scientists and ethicists, as well as the eeoc, and i'm familiar with all sides of the ai regulatory debate. i passionately believe that ai in the employment context is one area where the federal government should act cautiously, prudently, and fully informed on a bipartisan

newman-taker. >> thank you could epshteyn to address congress on this critically important subject. i'm a physician scientist with training public health and the research focus including the development and deployment of diagnostic technologies such as ai. i'm currently a professor of virology and director of the center for diagnostic -- and a past president of the society for diagnostic medicine. my testimony will focus on challenges with a health care from a public health perspective with an emphasis on ai to medical diagnosis. i'd like to say for the record the pin is express my written testimony are my own and do not necessarily -- the university. a is a branch of computer science concerned with and on computers with a billet to simulate human behavior. most complex cognitive task and medicine would be diagnostic to cause a patient's symptoms. diagnosis accounts for an 800,000 deaths or permanent disability disability each and the west more than 80% with her clinical reasoning failures. this cr

newman. partner in victor mckenzie's palo alto office and trades secrets practice. routinely represents the world's leading tech knowledge, banking, professional service, manufacturing and commerce companies in connection to the most significant data collection and trade matters. matters related to ai. he is chair of the ai sub committee, the american bar association and has been instrumental in proposing federal ai work force legislation as well as developing ai oversight in corporate governance. best practice is designed to ensure algorithmic fairness. mr. newman was also recognized as one of the top 20 ai attorneys in california. we welcome his expertise to the conversation today. >> welcome to you all. i appreciate that. i apologize. i had fast forward accidentally. we will start with mr. billingsley to give your opening remarks and then we will go down the line. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am appreciative to the subcommittee on employment. thank you for the opportunity to testify here

um president newman here. um, commissioner alexander toot, commissioner chavez, commissioner shaddix here. commissioner williams here. and commissioner summer is expected, and we have a quorum. um, next, we will have our land acknowledgment. morning the abatement appeals board acknowledges that we are in the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples, peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guest, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging their the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. okay, thank you. um next, for any members of the publi

newman-toker. i yield back. >> recognizing from georgia. >> thank you for being here, this is a hot subject on capitol hill, artificial intelligence in particular with the healthcare world, we are concerned about it. i'm a big believer, i represent rural area and i have seen how it benefited us in the rural areas. all of you know we have a doctor shortage in america, particularly in rural areas. telehealth has been a big savior for us. there's a big difference between knowing something and realizing something. during the pandemic, i think we realized how important telehealth can be. i think there was an article in the paper, the new york times that said telehealth advance more in one day than it had in the last 10 years. i want to focus on telehealth here, dr. nguyen, can you talk about how transcarent is using a.i. in the telehealth solution and how it allows the doctors to be more efficient with their time to see more patients? >> yes. thank you for the question. i think the common refrain you wi

um president newman here. um, commissioner alexander toot, commissioner chavez, commissioner shaddix here. commissioner williams here. and commissioner summer is expected, and we have a quorum

commissioner newman present. commissioner shaddix present. commissioner sommer and commissioner williams present. okay we have a quorum and next is our land acknowledgment. mr. william mr. senator, all of us, i think, are logged out. oh no one. okay. just one moment. well we'll get everyone signed in, but you could go ahead. sure. thanks. i'll have to project the mic. i can't turn it on. okay just one moment. i'm going to turn everyone mics on for a moment. okay? go ahead. the building inspection commission acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who were the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded loss nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guest, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by ackn

>> my pleasure to introduce radford newman, mr. newman is a litigation partner resident in baker, mckenzie's palo alto office and a part of the north american trade secrets practice, he advises and represents the world's leading technology, banking, professional service manufacturing and commerce companies in connection with their most significant data protection and trade secret matters. that is a lot. among other subjects, he specializes in ai and he is the chair of the ai subcommittee of the american bar association and has been instrumental in proposing federal ai workforce legislation as well as developing ai oversight and incorporate governments, best practices designed to ensure algorithmic fairness. mr. newman was also recognized as one of the top 20 ai attorneys in california in 2019. we welcome his expertise to the conversation today. >> welcome to you all. i appreciate that. i apologize for slipping and moving. i hit fast-forward accidentally. i will start with the opening remarks and we will go down the line. >> thank y

they included beetles, various bugs, ants and if newman, it was true. so is the rifle method more sustainable with less collateral damage? experts from various authorities are curious to see the 1st results. this is what a nest looks like. after just 8 hours. the caterpillars are completely invested and dead and were assured that the fungus is also dead and won't spread outside the nest. that pins is vanna, the fungus, is heat sensitive. at $25.00 degrees celsius locks, it's growth starts slowing down and stops completely at $28.00 degrees sized. so if it comes into contact with a warm blooded body, it stops growing very quickly and even dies christmas and progressive vertebrates stuff. it's completely harmless, as great ones. yep. it's here, it's a finish doors. the pellets are shut directly into the nest so that the fungus doesn't impact any insects outside of the affected area. you can use content that's kind, we can't guarantee that even a few unintended organisms could be effected id, but only it's very small numbers up and see it coming up on your

he had another stint at newman in that signature zip sweater before joining saint vincent four yearscountless tournaments, titles and accolades, some displayed in his classroom. >> we beat archbishop mitty wire to wire, 6257. one of the very best games my team's ever played, and it was on that floor. this was a phenomenal team. >> let's just take a look at the numbers. he is the winningest coach in sonoma county, second all time in the north coast section, six all time in the state of california. and oh, by the way, one of the top 30 coaches in the country currently sitting at 860 wins and counting . >> i've been teaching for 47 years. i've been a head coach 42 years, but i've taught 8500 kids. >> he credits his success to the players and coaches around him at all three catholic high schools. he says he'll miss the kids, but he'll always be connected to the game in some way. >> i prayed on it, my heart. i talked to my brother, my brother jerry's been with me throughout my career. he's coached every game with me. we talked about it along with my wife, valerie. i have a wonderful wife.

to see a newman al jazeera windows situs to us for, to now to breaking the story, the asteroid that has hit a residential building in the neighborhood of alan miss a in damascus in syria. we can speak to a correspondent in ron con. the syrian state media and ron saying that the is riley's where behind this, what move can you tell us? who is currently trax is all these right need have done in previous anything. remember that i've been a 2 extra months old. the main check in december already within damascus. and it's of the targeting senior iranian officials, according to um sauces that we have been to the target was actually in their own, in revenue sharing god cool intelligence unit that had a senior colanda and his assistant. 3 placed in the building. now this is the same time per time. think that was used for the killing austonia. larry b. i'm actually in the room just a few weeks ago. so we know that these right need have this kind of kind of balancing point being told that this may will be a remainder attack that the um, anything of a lost son safe house is ready intelligence and sa

to see a newman al jazeera south argentina, you can find more information on our website. i'll just say what the weather is next and inside storing the cost of developing some known align. stay with the i'm glad to have you here. let's go with your weather uptake beginning in india and you know, for a time on sunday at dallas airport. the visibility was mill. that's just how sick this fog is. doctor the color here. the more intense that fog is so we will see it lift a little bit throughout the day as the sun helps to dissipate it. still a few showers along the border with onto per dash and the additional states here, but nothing major. there has also been major falk across northeastern, focused on so from the capital territory down through the punjab providence. and again, same goes here throughout the day is that sun pokes eligible help. the fog disappeared just a bit. so a pretty good burst of rain. the other day in karachi, suns out on monday with a height of 29 degrees cooler weather lease out of china into northern vietnam. so 14 degrees in hanoi that's far below wher

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and in 2015, a break for hemy newman, or was it? the georgia supreme court threw out his conviction, saying the trial court erred in admitting evidence protected by attorney client privilege. but in a 2016 retrial, a jury found that hemy newman was guilty once again, and this time his guilt was unqualified. hemy, the jurors decided, was not mentally ill at the time of the crime. he was sentenced to life without parole plus five years. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. tom foley: the first time i saw her, i thought she was beautiful. we just loved being together. >> hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is dateline. >> the first time i saw her, i thought she was beautiful. we just loved being together, we were always together. our kitchen back door was opened and the glass was broken. >> i need an ambulance now. my wife, oh my god. >> it was him who found her. >> i said i don't know how to handle that. i wish i could've been there to protect her. >> a wife murdered, and later, a husban

the and at the end of that moving appeal. whoever, in our truest accent, commit it to the statute, newman, us, and terrifying. like a flash of lightning, innocently sky. fix them and for the groups you must have. connie is typical of europeans in africa at the time. and few that just 9 months to purchase machines and $10000.00 in a single day on demand. the in the media, the germans were about to begin what they called the annihilation of the harassment and incumbent where my journey was. joseph, come at the guns. the belgian conquered as we're reducing the african population by 10000000 in a decade. the a little while i was busy gunny goose, i really do good. ok. the game. right? yeah. the i to get those who got to do the okay. let me call godaddy to, oh, good thing is that it doesn't go to florida thinking then too hard. is it? oh, got you as l y s as well say that the i is gonna come in and look at you. i think you've done with a new and you're calling during the week. i came up to your little kitchen. thank you. how can and some of what uh what. uh, what uh like a loud it's a hectic,

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frederick newman is with us, head of global research at hsbc.t happened in taiwan and is happening in the red sea, do you think it is a reminder that geopolitics have a tangible effect on prices for example? prices are going up. the taiwan strait is a key trade route. what assumption should we make? >> geopolitics is front and center. we would add u.s. election strikes. he geopolitical issue with ukraine for example still there, so this year it's not about the cyclical outlook, it's not as if we will see nasty recessions, its geopolitical risks front and center this year and we have been building up for several years. we grew up with a generally quiet geopolitical environment in 1990 with upsets, but this is the return of geopolitics and we need to learn how to live with political risk. rishaad: it has become the alpha. on top of what you said, ukraine, the middle east, across straits problem. elections in countries which represent 40% of gdp, then the trade war and the federal reserve, these are grey swan events that you referred to. >> we know

great to have you daniel newman. you are a tech analyst.you've seen so far that is something that could make a company a lot of money, that will be transformative and adopted? >> it has been a long time since ces had plasma or television on the minds, but these transparent screens i always thought there was opportunity for next generation. what samsung and others were doing there, that was really transformative and interesting. liz: we showed it first yesterday. it is a crystal clear window. you can see through it. the actual chips are embedded in the glass. fascinating to see the moonshots but will they get to be on peoples, certainly in their portfolios. nvidia, chip-makers, qualcomm, making a lot of news, arm holdings. tell me where you see the real investment opportunities? >> yeah the application of a.i., 2023 was the year of the gpu, building out infrastructure. you will see microsoft go big this year but you're also going to see sales force. the application of technology that enables companies to be more productive, more efficient, s

. ♪ the color of money tom cruise to start with hollywood legend paul newman for quick screws and brightestole of pool shark. >> every stunt you see in that movie on the pool table was tom cruise and in 12 hours a day learning how to do it. >> the color of money and again in cocktail cruise was flashy and brash for. >> i am your friend to rex i don't have any friends regards as of now that is for sure progress in rainman he was all grown up. >> you never, never touches general when i'm driving do you hear me? do you hear me? consider having underwear. >> what? lexi was seen as a heartthrob in anand action start know it realy saw him as someone who could take on such a serious role. he became an actor's actor. >> the actor's actor went even further for his role in born on the fourth of july. >> itit's so interesting, tom cruise is never described as a method actor. yet he goes all in for it even off the set when he was not shooting a scene he was still in the wheelchair. >> we are here to tell the truth. people say you don't love america then get out. i love america for. >> four weeks bruce

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joining us now for more is daniel newman, the ceo of future group.he deirdre report you just heard laid out exactly what the expectations are. what exactly then does cause the cat lyse, if you will, the next move in this stock up or down. what are they going to say or not say? >> yeah, dom. thank you for having me. microsoft has to come out and say how the 2% of revenue that azure cloud revenue tied to ai is growing. people are tired of kind of the ai, ai, ai story. it's lost its meaning. people want to know, is this going to drive the next wave of growth. $3 trillion market cap and possibly the biggest earnings this quarter and for the entire year. and right now, people are saying, how do we go higher if ai isn't driving that number up? 2% last quarter, i would like to see that double or triple. ibm said their generative ai number doubled and ibm is focussed on enterprise. microsoft has the whole industry. enterprise consumer touches everything. >> it's not just that, they have the second largest cloud offering in azure. they've got a direct tie to

. >> bonfigli graduated in 1971 from cardinal newman high school in santa rosa, where he played football basketball. >> i played for the legendary coach lloyd in football, legendary coach fitzgerald basketball, who really are responsible for everything i know about athletics, about people, about life, about faith. those two people, he started coaching in 1980 at his alma mater, racking up titles and accolades over 13 seasons as success followed at justin-siena high school in napa for 12 seasons, he had another stint at newman in that signature zip sweater before joining saint vincent four years ago. >> countless tournaments, titles and accolades, some displayed in his classroom. >> we beat archbishop mitty wire to wire, 6257. one of the very best games in my teams ever played, and it was on that floor this was a phenomenal team. >> let's just take a look at the numbers. he is the winningest coach in sonoma county. second, all time in the north coast section, sixth all time in the state of california, and oh, by the way, one of the top three coaches in the country currently sitting at 860

all right, thanks so much the se, newman, the rescue operations have ended in se china, where at least 39 people died in the building. 5. it happened in the city. you didn't, you in gen g province. the blazes believed to have started in the basement of a stool. this is the 2nd phase of 5 in less than a week. these 13 people were killed on saturday when a fire broke out in a school diploma tree. a sign because parliament says approved a new law that aims to regulate speech on line of the multiple revisions from the supreme court. the measure passed by a 108 votes to 62 opposition. politicians in human rights groups was the harsh policies will stifle speech. that criticizes government policies. brought back is of the law say it's necessary to come by the internet scams and home for information on the mind. it could have been some say should have been prime minister of thailand has been found not guilty in the cold case that might have banned him from politics. the data i didn't jot on rights was suspended from parliament. so holding shares in the media company after his policy won the ge

to see a newman al jazeera south that origin teen dudley optic weather was hit. most of the us with freezing conditions between texas and florida. the winter storms have claimed at least 67 lives involving hypothermia or road accidents. and keep up to date with more news. features and analysis just had to our website out to 0 talk. com. know your devices or thoughts is up next statement . the of hi joseph clark, why 3 years in and joe biden say, says little competition from within the democratic party, despite concerns about the popularity of the aging presidents as the formalities of the nomination concepts begin, does by didn't have what it takes for another 4 years us election 2024 on elsa's, the, the spring quarters long held the political boycotts or form of expression protected by the 1st amendment. a sponsor, the anti boycott bill because, you know, i think it's just the right thing to do. the jewish people are gods chosen people and i feel like an obligation to do anything within my control or power to support them or protect them pressing for the house.

last, an american ad salisia newman has a story from when his aries. under the cover of darkness, federal police raided a newly inhabited house in an exclusive neighborhood. of course, the law in central argentina. there target was the family of ecuador, as most wanted man, drug trafficker, jose adult for my cs. known as fetal, his wife's mindiola, macias, the 3 children, a nephew, a family friend and nanny, were arrested and quickly deported back to ecuador to be interrogated by authorities. there yes, i wonder i meant that we are proud that origin tina was a hostile territory for a group of drug dealers who could have come to settle here. mister fetal had a sentence of 38 years, and he escaped, leaving a trail of blood and death in ecuador fetal, the leader of the infamous tornadoes, crime gang was serving his sentence for murder, kidnapping, and drug trafficking. when authorities planned to transfer him to another facility 10 days ago, they discovered he was gone. features escape, and that is main rivals known as the savage tribute, a new wave of vi

see a newman al jazeera window site is the still ahead on knowledge of the race for the us republican parties. presidential nomination gets tied to as another candidate. trump solves the, the race for the us. we have the capacities presidential nomination is getting tied to full when you do is the governor, chris christy. his drop down that leaves nikki haiti and rhonda center since the indeed but for the president. donald trump retains a clearly the head of the 1st major vote in iowa. next week i do show cost or has moved from washington, dc. yeah, chris, christy, he f as in himself and a unique place in this g o. p field as the obvious anti trump candidate, and he was the only one to unequivocally condemn the former president out of that field. but it was a message that was risky and did not resonate with g o p voters. and so because he barely even showed up on these poles, christy announced today in new hampshire before a group of supporters that he was suspending the race. but he did so in a fiery speech, which he used to really get in that final word against trump, saying that he

they posted this video saying even they need help offset to -- all said to randy newman's soundtrackrom toy story. >>> now we had to cindy -- cynthia pimentel. >> we will stick with wintry weather through tuesday and more serious there is that avalanche watch for the backcountry so just avoiding that and making sure that we just let mother nature continue to give us all of this precipitation and snow that we see. we can see as we take it up through 80 and 50 we start to see the snow as we make our way into donner summit but getting there is slippery. avoid that as we go through this very stormy weekend. we will bring it back here and scan the skies with storm ranger. we still see steady rainfall through the north bay, they stay especially for the delta right there -- we could see heavy pockets here and there but it will give way to some clearing sunday morning. as we time this for you the afternoon rolls on to 3:00 and get ready for heavier downpours but this will be the main activity as we go to late sunday or early monday. this is where the rainfall totals wrap up especially for th

says the president, for now most seem resigned to bite the bullet for as long as they can see, a newman elder sierra window situs, the opposition, liberal party and baton look set to one a majority in parliamentary elections provision or was all show at 130 of the 47 seats and the national assembly and the vote on tuesday. final result. so expect to lease on wednesday is confirmed from the prime minister showing top okay, would return for a 2nd 5 you to boot homes, economic challenges, the key issue in the campaign. the scientist have come to the 2023 was that was processed. you on record data from the company because climate change the shows last year was probably the will list in a 100000 years. record highs have been confirmed every month since last june. the sea of boeing has admitted the play manufacturer was at fault off to a duel on alaska airlines jet blue out last week. they've calhoun said bowling would approach the problem with the complete transparency and ensure it never happens again. no one was injured in the incident, but several a line. so they found loose pots on this

for as long as they can see, a newman algae, sierra window site is full of us president donald trump spent the day in court facing full federal charges related to his attempt to of a ton of the 2020 presidential election. his legal team argues he should be exempt from prosecution, as he called hand reports from washington d. c. another trip to the dc courthouse for a former president, donald trump, facing for felony charges for attempting to overturn the 2020 election. his attorney is trying to convince 3 appellate judges, that he is immune from prosecution because although he wasn't paged over his actions on january 6th, he was not convicted by the us senate. the judges seemed skeptical. the yes no, yes or no question. could of president to ordered steal team steps to assassinate a political arrival was not impeach to be subject to criminal prosecution if he were impeached and convicted 1st. and so your answer is, is, oh, my answer is qualified. yes, prosecutor called that extraordinarily frightening, arguing it would allow future presidents to commit a raft of crimes. and in fact,

let's see, newman, at least a this isn't the 1st large approaches to gaze with. i. what are people saying to you that of the? no, it isn't. but this one is taking place right in front of the congress building. as legislators are debating this law, which is called the on the bus law. and what you're seeing here at exactly one month after president have you had me like to the office are hundreds and hundreds of people that are linked to this country's emblematic arts industry. we're talking about actors, movie directors, missions dancers. this is a company that has a very, very rich artistic and cultural heritage. small the present and just trying to get the convers capacities past. they will lock up this subsidies. a lot of the of the supports that are in those governments for decades has given the arts world . this is a country that is extremely payments. as you probably know for its films for its 1st of all, there's kind of like a go on and on. and so the people here are saying that the business president is going to one tax not only their 5 to or what also the cul

to see a newman al jazeera windows, situs of age when to size, as a tourist visit indian administered kashmir. views of the commodity is skiing slopes and all the winter sports are a big draw. but not this year. as on coastal michelle reef reports a long dry spell across the region with very little so it's having a big impact on the tourism industry. not long ago. good. and there was bustling, the told is getting its been to a holiday season. thousands of people skied down the snow covered slopes. many of those invoices key sessions for the 1st time. but this here is different slopes that are usually frosty, wide of brown, and green. and what was once one of asia is best key destination is a disappointing winter's tail. the season january is usually a busy month for mohammed a crumb. who makes his living by taking tavis on horseback. but now he sits harder for most days. so you're seeing the cost in b, c, a. we had no snow on the if you send to me test, which has impacted or livelihood. and we have not had much with the winter months at crew shuffle our level at 8500 feet or about 260

to see a newman al jazeera south that origin t. okay, that's, that's the best news i'll, i'll be back in just a minute with more, today's needs to stay with us. the hard hitting into blues as a un ambassador position given to you. bible does have both. you've described that is better than is better than anything, thought provoking ons. my question to you. all that good cooks, i think is the most difficult question. i've had to answer facing realities, usb, toe in the security council. this is something they just don't think look, is a problem to access it. you hear the story on told to how does era i have the right, the boy cost anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment, by how many words, what i have to change in this legislation, thing use it to plus free speech. of anyone who supports black was or is involved in protesting for environmental. and it's like 10 words pod, 3, the template

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joining us now is osha newman, an attorney who spent decades advocating for people's park. he also painted a mural in the park that still stands. it's interesting. it's kind of a history lesson watching all this. this fight for land is similar in so many other places in the country, where history meets progress. is this finally the end of people's park? will uc berkeley finally get its way? >> i hope not. i mean they thought they were going to get their way for many, many years. they've struggled for years to take back the park from the people, and they never succeeded. over and over again, they built fences. the fences came down. they built new fences. people went through them. but they never stopped. they never gave up. they thought that time would go by, people would forget that history that you're showing on your screen. that was old people, old history. the people who were part of it aren't around anymore. but generations of new people have cared about the park. it's remained not just a symbol but an important part of the community, an asset, still a unique kind of spa

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to see a newman al jazeera window site is a french farm is they've taken that protest to brussels. the movement has been growing across from since, by some of the demonstrations in germany and the netherlands, the angry at the you and the french government for what they say are rising prices, taxes and unreasonable ecological legislation. if i should like to the pulse, taking that protest to the heart of the new french form is demonstrated in brussels . they say the rising cost to new you environmental rules and make that work impossible. i'm just fed up above the surface to, i'm sorry, frustration.