ladies and gentlemen, please welcome edward norton! ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i co beldn'tve you just -- >> we're laughing because the last time i was here, i came middle of it. >> jimmy: no, but also because i just saw you backstage, and i went to give you the handshake and pull you in for the hug, and you go, "come on, dude. just go for the hug." >> yeah, bring it in. >> jimmy: yeah, and then -- i just did it too you now. and yo--u handshoo >> and i took your hand, and walked away. >> jimmy: and walked away, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's wrong with you? i never know you zig whei think you're gonna zag, man. thanks for coming back to the show. i appreciate it. i have a lot to ask you. >> okay. >>my crazy story that you saved leonardo dicaprio's life. now, is this a true story? i think it is. >> it is a true story. it's -- i mean, i should preface this by saying, like, leo's like a very, very old friend of mine. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and we're -- and our friendship is totally based in our mutual

edward norton kind enough to speak to us here on this great night. you said something powerful.t this is really a special occasion. tell me what it means. >> i think the work these people are doing is like worth celebrating ten times more than any artistic achievement or sports achievement or anything. i think these are the people who really actually deserve heroic stature in our society. >> as someone who tends to get into characters, it is fascinating to see people who you would pass by on the street, no one would notice them. but the work they're doing is extraordinary and has a deep impact on the lives of individuals. that must resonate. >> yeah. i mean, i think that -- i don't know why we put the spotlight on the people that we tend to more than people like this. i think these are people who are literally holding our society up, you know, keeping it from imploding inward on itself. i think these are the people who should be -- millions of dollars should be pouring in to help these people, and we should be hailing them as our examples of what a great american and great perso

here's edward norton and will smith in "collateral beauty." relationship, and they're not feeling the love you might imagine. so that's going to happen. whatever, though because we've got an offer from omnicom and it's real. 17 bucks a share. please consider it. because, yeah. yeah. we have total creative control, and they let everybody keep their jobs. which i know you care about because you love these people. good talk. [ ch a "collateral beauty" opens december 16th. riz ahmed joins us next. stick around, everybody. hanes wants to end the smellfie. this thing we've all done doesn't need to be a thing. there's a smart way to stay fresh. once i heard i was going to be a park ranger, i got really excited. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to climb up the mountain to get the injured hiker. he fell from, like, a rock. he's been the one that has been rescued so many times. he said to me, "today, i got to be the hero." (avo) the subaru share the love event has helped grant t

giving up the yardage underneath. >> dan: with ken norton being a former linebacker, with a bunch of super bowl rings, the linebackers speak the same language and the terminology ken norton sr., with irvin and smith. >> ian: three super bowls for norton, three pro bowls in his career as well. 6 1/2 to play, taylor, not going to get far. autry, there to make sure that taylor didn't get extra yards. it's going to be a sack for the oakland d. >> dan: familiar sight, too often for buffalo bill fans, watching taylor go back to pass and not finding anybody initially. relying on the legs to pick up the yardage. >> ian: the last win buffalo had in oakland was 1966. to the sideline, goodwin with the clean catch on the juggle. he held on to the 40 yard line and the first down for buffalo. 12 yards through the air. 5:52 to play in the fourth. the bills are down two touchdowns. >> dan: right in front of the official, apparently deemed it to be a good catch. >> ian: 11 games in nfl history. off the hands of o'leary. did turn the ball over when kaleel mack got to tyrod taylor. ball got hung up in

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graham norton 5aid 5he were with her. about it, this planet needs you on it. sending you so much love. she had an amazing film career but also a colourful life offered. she was publicising her memoirs over here. star wars is what she was best known for. she was also ina what she was best known for. she was also in a woody allen film. when harry sally. she has a programme on channel 4 in its third series. she has filmed her part in the next star wa r5 has filmed her part in the next star war5 film. he mentioned her memoir5. postca rds war5 film. he mentioned her memoir5. postcards from the edge, that was her memoir. she has been so hone5t about the battles 5he her memoir. she has been so hone5t about the battles she has had with depression and that is one reason 5he depression and that is one reason she is so loved. thank you very much for updating u5 she is so loved. thank you very much for updating us on that. the british born astronaut, piers sellers, has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 61. originally from east

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here she is, just two weeks ago on the graham norton show, promoting her new book based on her teenage. we brought all these things up thinking, i have to put them in a book, maybe it is funny. that didn't happen. we now know she boarded a plane from heathrow to the us yesterday. 15 minutes before landing in los angeles, she was taken ill with a suspected heart attack. 0ff—duty medical staff and cabin crew came to her aid. paramedics transferred her by ambulance to the intensive care unit here. initial reports suggested she was stable, but her current medical condition is not known. how are you feeling? good. the last two years have been a hectic round of studios and red carpets, filming and promoting the force awakens and promoting her memoir. in the past, she has been candid about her health problems. co—stars have taken to social media to wish her well. peter mayhew, who played chewbacca in the star wars films wrote: mark hamil, who played luke skywalker, posted: rick parfitt, guitarist with the band status quo, has died in spain at the age of 68. he was being treated in hospital fo

from norton furniture. i was passing and i went into the store and he agreed to be in the project. >> what if you could develop something in the overview of the project as you saw all these people, you came away with a lot of beautiful pictures, but in meank what did you come away with? >> the diversity and i came away with a lot of friends from doing the project. really having a reason to talk to them because of that, i had a reason to and now, i have a lot of friends. >> it is a beautiful book. who is that face? that is an incredible cover face. that is one of the true faces of cleveland. tell us this story. >> that is a very iconic face of cleveland. that is grogshop john and if you have spotted him there. he is the bouncer. >> your books it individualizes these people and we see the different shapes and sizes and looks of people in cleveland. i go back to that incredible day in late june when there were 1.3 million on the streets of cleveland to celebrate the cav's championship in the parade. those incr

norton said that her imagination ran wild when she disappeared on christmas.how up to a dinner, then missed a flight to visit her family. tuesday, her body was discovered in the trunk of her car, which was discovered stolen, who the police have charged a man with murder for. >> to have everything in your imagination come true is a nightmare. tim: friends channeling their grief into love. >> the world is a darker place without her. tim: we still don't know the motive of the murder. your arraignment is tomorrow at 1:00. -- the arraignment is tomorrow at 1:00. tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: the man accused in mccauley's murder, johnson, will be arraigned tomorrow in d.c. superior court, as tim mentioned. the 7 on your side reviewed his criminal history and found he was supposed to have an ankle monitor after being arrested less than two weeks ago on theft charges. johnson was also awaiting a mental evaluation in that case. he was also on probation for theft from a cvs pharmacy in southeast in 2015. jonathan: a mother and by a car that was driving after 3 p.m.

there's a reception and fundraiser tonight at the norton factory studios in oakland. that event starts at 6:00 it is hosted by the second friday organization and will feature local artist and galleries. all proceeds will be donated to a really fun. >>> hundreds of members of the uc berkeley community honored five people who died in the fire. >> i love you jenny. i miss you so much. she was my twin sister. she was my best friend. she was my light. she was my fun. >> friends and well-wishers also wrote the subject on large portraits of the victims to commemorate the event. on our website you will find more on the tragedy including the very latest on the investigation plus what we have learned about the victims. also posting updates on a mobile app. >>> san francisco mayor vetoed an attempt to limit sort -- a -- short-term limit -- rental. the current city law requires it to use websites like air b&b to register with the city. it allows on -- a limited amount of short-term rentals as long as the owner is staying in the same home. owners can rent out rooms for 90 days eve

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as motivation to find a cure she was motivated to find her lost friend joseph norton. >> unfortunately he died before the mid 80s. it's very sad. >> tonight's gala raised $400,000 for the upkeep of the memorial and tomorrow will remember the 700,000 americans and 35 million people worldwide who have died from the disease. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> they've rolled out the red carpet with eight new members of california's hall of fame. harrison ford among the high profile inductees. this an annual event at the california museum at the state capitol in sacramento. maria's then husband was governor and she was also inducted tonight. harrison ford remembered how he moved from california to the mid left flipped a coin to decide whether we would go east or west. and it came up new york. and i said let's make it two out of three. [ laughter ] >> never heard that story before. the hall has inducted 96 people in its existence so far. it recognizes people who made a mark on california history and people who flipped a coin and flipped again. >> when you hear him talk you want to go da, d

josie norton is with her. they are old friends.up the music industry to start up a charity. right next to the camp, this massive warehouse shows the scale of the charity work that has emerged providing help to those in thejungle. an army of volunteers. today, lily is one of them. this is just kids‘ stuff. my kids said that you could have. shoes, jackets. jumpers. a snow white costume which might come in handy! it is actually really sweet. and then it's time to enter the jungle. she has never been to a refugee camp of any kind, so this is herfirst experience, and it's on her doorstep. this is a bus for women and children in the camp. volunteers tell of the things they are constantly doing is telling young people, like this young afghan teenager, to apply for asylum in france rather than constantly risking their lives jumping on trucks for the uk. they are risking their lives every time they go way out, going to major highways. you hear about people killed, you are not hearing about the people who are severely injured. there are numb

. >> reporter: rob norton is president of maryland live, a sprawling casino in the baltimore, maryland suburbs that opened just four years ago. after rounds of expansion it now sells itself as one of the nation's largest gaming, retail and entertainment venues. >> are you going to keep growing? >> we are keep growing. >> reporter: and like a gambler on a winning streak, the casino is plunging ahead. it's just broken ground on a $200 million convention center and hotel. a confident david cordish owns maryland live. is it a bet for you to build this hotel or is it a sure thing? >> it's pretty much a sure thing. >> reporter: cordish is doubling down because he says he only builds casinos near these three things -- a high-income community, a busy interstate, maryland live sits next to arundel mills mall, a 1.6 million-square-foot shopping paradise. you're a bullish man on a lot of things. >> i am bullish. very optimistic. >> reporter: but even an optimist dreads a losing hand. 30 years ago only two states had casinos. now 42 states do. you're running out of room to expand in. >> by in larg

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they are chris batchelder, and ww norton and company. news of the world.be under ground railroad, doubleday. and jacqueline woods said. [applause] they differ greatly a genre, manner and matter and effect. each of these has chosen not a great read and a work of narrative art. taken together, they attest to both the range and vitality of contemporary american fiction. the other judges and i remain an accord even went earlier today, using skype, we made thet selecm difficult selection from these five extraordinary books. they work than impressed us with its complex embracing ethics, formal inventiveness, uses fiction to eliminate the nation's troubled history for the sake of his troubled president, our novel of the year, winner of the 2016 national book award for fiction is the underground railroad. [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] [laughte >> i'll bite that for a dollar. it's in my wallet, sorry. i'm very superstitious. so i guess the last four months since the book came out have been so incredible. just like the make a wish foundation, and i diagnosed an

please welcome me in -- please join me in welcoming becky norton dunlop [applause] . becky: good morning. there's lots of energy here. i can tell. -- to welcome you here. most especially, we want to welcome our friends from texas. the texas public policy foundation is the genesis of this conference. we are delighted to be be cosponsored with them. i will not take much of your time before inviting their president of the texas public policy foundation to the podium, but i want to make a couple quick points. policy isehind good good politics. if you want to do something that is good politics, you come up with good policies and advance them. and you help people understand why good policies are good for people. the reason that is important is we believe people are our most important, unique, valuable assets. and the reason we care deeply about the management of natural resources, the wide management of natural resources, and the development of our energy resources is why -- because it is good for people. we think principles need to guide our policies. goodrincipal policies

josie norton is with. they are old friends. she gave up the music industry to start up a charity.ht next to this massive warehouse shows the scale of the charity work that has emerged providing help to those in the jungle. that has emerged providing help to those in thejungle. an army of volunteers. today, lily is one of them. this is just kids stuff. my kids said that you could have. shoes, jackets. jumpers. a costume which might come in handy! it is actually really sweet. and then it is time to enter thejungle. really sweet. and then it is time to enter the jungle. she has really sweet. and then it is time to enter thejungle. she has never been toa enter thejungle. she has never been to a refugee camp of any kind so this is her first to a refugee camp of any kind so this is herfirst experience to a refugee camp of any kind so this is her first experience and to a refugee camp of any kind so this is herfirst experience and it is on her doorstep. this is a bus for women and children in the camp. volu nteers for women and children in the camp. volunteers tell the leak one of the th

. >> the king, norton! i rule my kingdom.asant girl. >> i need more thread around here. >> hi, sweet heart. >> hi, ralph. >> that's a mighty fine way to talk to a peasant. >> word is, who's in charge here? word is they ordered a modern day version of the show, neighbors, best friends, one a pair who remarried after divorcing eight years earlier. >> coming full circle on star wars, if you thought chewbacca mom was all done, if you were wishing for it, think again. >> i'm so excited to be there. i'm going to be doing some fun stuff, like playing games. >> she, of course, went viral over the summer for that. >> now signed on to be part of what she calls the tlc family. it's going to be fun and games, starring in two shows on digital destination called tlc me, she'll be doing some singing. say hi again. basically, say high to chewbacca mom again. which means, you're controlling your cough on your morning commute. and later when you're joking with beth... even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. ♪ and when you

norton and sons is working to convince american clients to embrace the british side of mainly in the 3500 two piece tailored suit. let's start with the norton and some spring give us a sense of what the shop makes. >> they make suits. sinceave been doing it 1820. they founded the reputation as a retailer. specialize in suits you would wear if you were going to the radio event the 20th century, they began to doing to until there were rescued in 2005. david: talk about the rescue. what prompted the rescue? troy: patrick grant is not a fashion guide, -- guy. he might have been an architect or landscape architect in another life. and his previous career, he was an engineer and doing fiber optics stuff. he had an adchool, that this old tailor shop is for sale. david: what does it say it was for sale and how well it is doing economically? troy: it says something, and the time this particular house had not kept in steps to adapt to the times in business or style. a part oft became other filling houses that had no clear mission. he was able to sort it out and --ch these bad ideas about and c

country of columbia, and dc delegate eleanor holmes norton got word of this and was not happy. she complained to roger goodell, and today goodell issued the memo. feel free to drink away in new jersey and not worry about it. >> and like there's not enough problems lately. >> yeah. >> they should not make this a problem. >> there was an issue a couple of years ago with the tsa, a couple of the agents could not figure out the dc license, and they had to ask for managers >> is the license that much different? >> not really. >> no. >>> let's go to weather. >> let's do it. differences coming headed into tomorrow, and it was kind of nice to see the rain after being so dry for the month of november, let alone the fall. we had good rain in some spots, and my friend bob in damascus, 2.1 inches there, and .75 in washington. the 3-degree guarantee, the forecasted high of 70, lowered high of 60 tomorrow, and i think that's going to happen right after midnight, and even in the afternoon, most temperatures mid- to upper 50s. rain is a problem, well to the east of us now, and we had gusty win

last week that lady turned 90 and kitty hawk norton is with us for prime minister's question time. my right honorable friend. [applause] >> will my right honorable friend join with me and the whole house in wishing kitty a very happy belated birthday and thanking her for her lifetime of dedication to raising this important issue and pay tribute to the holocaust educational trust who do everything possible so that we all remember the horrors of the worst part of the 20th century. >> mister speaker, i am grateful to my honorable friend for raising this important issue and i would like to join him in marking the achievements of the holocaust educational trust. i can never forget the impact of discovering as a schoolboy the two of the boys in my class had fathers who survived auschwitz. it is only a couple generations ago that europe was plunged into this unspeakable horror and it is important not just the educational trust but all of us play our part to ensure the memory of the holocaust lives on and the essence of that dark period in our history is -- i would be grateful to all membe

of guard gans of the galaxy and jurassic park and passengers free fame struggles on the uk graham nortonaiting tables in beverly hill. he got so hungry he sometimes ate customers leftovers but he had patience. he work through all of that and look at him now. >> my goodness. >> you know him as hannibal lector one of our greatest living actors sir anthony hopkins can add show cased artist to his resume. he's an artist. 78-year-old oscar winner selection of original contemporary paintings went up for sale ba latch yo mgm grand gallon rows in las vegas over the weekend. i would like to see what they look like. wouldn't you. >> probably can't avenue for any of it. >> isn't it celebrity before a waiter and doing the same thing. >> some are them are like wealthy off the bat. >> seems like the regular story. >> rags to riches. >> want to hate. >> he talks about it and says it's grounded him and i like that >>> breaking news right now on fox 29 morning news a new jersey state trooper and another man are killed in a wrong way crash this millville. the the touching solute this morning as fellow off

they are the throwback special ww norton & co... [applause] [cheering] and doubleday. differing greatly from one another each of these is a great read and constant work of art. taken together they test the range and fertility of fiction. the others remain in accord even when earlier today we made the difficult selection from these extraordinary books. the work that impressed us with its breaking ethics committee's formal inventiveness, its use of fiction to eliminate a history for the sake of its troubled present our novel of the year and winner of the 2016 book award for fiction is the underground railroad. [applause] [cheering] ♪ i will buy that for a dollar. [laughter] the last four months since the book came out had been so incredible. i guess the model for acceptance speeches is the first one i saw was like 77. i was crushed and i never thought that i would become a writer. i've been with doubleday for 18 years. [inaudible] [laughter] is my sensibility to the readers and booksellers and critics and i would like to thank alison

. >>> police in norton, ohio believe a woman slams her suv into police cruiser and another car on purpose. the police department just released this body cam footage from the december 10th incident it, shows the cruiser shaking violently as it struck. officer ryan had just pulled somebody over, and was writing a ticket at the time. needless to say he feels lucky to be alive. >> if you start to do the what if game with yourself, quite a bit, what could have happened, what actually did happen, and continue to think of it as i had a guardian angel with me at the time. >> now, police say the woman appeared to be suicidal. she was allegedly yelling she wanted to die after crashing into that cruiser. >> well, the time now 5:16. let's turn to the forecast for today. >> and it is a last day of fall. justin, you know, i have to say it, already feels like winter today, but then maybe couple of days -- >> will feel like yo-yo wetter. >> that's right. >> i like. >> working, earned that salary. >> that's right. winter weather fans, not going to like this forecast really for the rest of the year, into t

delegate eleanoreo holmes norton wrote a letter roger goodell about theroger odl incident. last week the nfl responded.espo it said it cents photos of thehf old and new d.c. driver's licenses to the clubs andlubs ad directed them to share thisrehi information with their t concession management team. so, if you guys go a game and g someone asks for your passportrs again let us know because it's i always found report on it. reptn >> the whole concept of theptf beer vendor asking for your passport -- >> somebody was saying you know on the west coast theyomebe don'stt c even realized where te district of >> again i'm astonished by but t okay, all right.ht. i'm astonished by a lot oft things these days. these >> all right, let's take ae live look back at the white house ellipse right now.e el yes, the holiday spirit is merry and brighton night athton the lighting of the nationalatia christmas tree. t doesn't it look beautiful. >> uh-huh. >> we'll be live there when we e return. retu stick around. . >> hi. wing command possession posse stationed in korea. shout out to my husband

was their limited visibility when you set out quite a mac yes, i was finishing a delivery in brize norton i would say. i noticed a car ahead of me so i was able to stop in time. there was a lady ina able to stop in time. there was a lady in a high viz vest on the grass verge. the car beside me it skidded and hit the central barrier. i went to see the lady to see if she was ok and wasn't having any health scares 01’ and wasn't having any health scares or anything. upon walking further up to the main accident ahead of me, it was black, really icy on the road. ben starkey, who saw the aftermath of those crashes talking about conditions on the a a0. two crew members conditions on the a a0. two crew members are conditions on the a a0. two crew members are still missing after a fishing vessel capsized off the kent coast last night. the helicopter has scrambled from lydd, and coastguard teams from margate and coastguard teams from margate and ramsgate are all taking part in the search. let's get the rate is mac the latest from our correspondent, simonjones, monitoring that operation. —— let's ge

a kind and generous colleague on the board. >> commissioner norton. >> thank you. jill i appreciated so much in the time i have known you how you put your service first and always put the students of san francisco first. i know it has been at times incredibly difficult and there has been great and personal sacrifice you made to do the work and know it is your lifes work and you sacrificed other career options do this work and appreciate thats on behalf of my studabout and the people that are here tonight and appreciate all that you have done. you have been incred ibly jen ws with your knowledge and minuteered me and appreciate that. at times we have been friends and appreciated that and the opportunity to see another side of you that sometimes the public doesn't see. you are very warm and funny person. very creative and i wish more people could see the humor that you have and what a kind and lovely person you really are. thank you so much for all you have done for the district, for me personally and the students of san francisco and i wish you nothing but the best.

here she is just two weeks ago on the graham norton show, promoting her new book based on her teenage there will be a line that's funny. that didn't happen. we now know she boarded a plane from heathrow to los angeles yesterday. 15 minutes before landing, she was taken ill with a suspected heart attack. off—duty medical staff and cabin crew came to her help. paramedics transferred her by ambulance to the intensive care unit here. initial reports suggested she was stable, but current medical condition is unknown. how're you feeling? good! ish! the last two years have been a steady round of publicising her latest memoir and films. in the past, she has been candid about her health problems. co—stars have taken to social media to wish her well. peter mayhew who plays chewbacca wrote, thoughts and prayers from all ourfriends for everyone's favourite princess. mark hamill, who played luke skywalker, wrote, as if 2016 could get any worse. sending all our love to carrie fisher. let's take you now live to vatican city where pope francis is expected to conduct the traditional christmas eve mass

please welcome edward norton. >> thank you.don't give back, no one will like you. and it is true, really, because who inspires our deepest admiration, attraction, aspiration more than someone that we see doe votie i devotin to making the world a better place? it is sexier than any movie star, more heroic than any athletic feet, and also true that when we give back, we often get more than we gave. supporting, engaging with people like tonight's cnn heroes can transform our own spirits. it can widen our sense of the world, make us more optimistic about the world. you can plug into that positive feedback loop right now. go to cnn heroes.com. click on the donate button. act on that impulse to do something that these heroes inspire in us and help them change the world. let's get to the end of the night and have every one of these heroes gotten the full match from subaru. this is an incredible opportunity. and now, meet luma mufleh, doing extraordinary work, welcoming refugees into this country. if you want to know how profoundly her

please join me in welcoming becky norton dunlop. [ applause ] >> well, good morning. there's lots of energy in this room, i can tell. truly it's a privilege on behalf of jim demint and board and staff of the heritage foundation to welcome you here. most especially we want to welcome our friends from texas. the texas public policy foundation is the genesis of this conference and we're delighted to be the co-sponsor with them. i'm not going to take much of your time before inviting the president of the texas public policy foundation to the podium but i do want to make a couple of points. the idea behind good policy is good politics. if you want to do something that's good politics, you come up with food policies and advance them. you help people understand why good policies are good for people. and you know, the reason that's important is because we believe people are our most important, unique and valuable asset. the reason we care deeply about the management of natural resources, the wise management of natural resources, and the development of our energy resources is

join me in welcoming becky norton-dun lop. [applause] >> good morning. there's lots of energy in this room, i can tell. becky: truly it's a privilege on behalf of jim dement and the board and staff of the heritage foundation to welcome you here. most especially, we want to welcome our friends from texas. the texas public policy foundation is the genesis of this conference. we're delighted to be the co-sponsor with them. i'm not going to take much of your time before inviting the president of the texas public policy foundation to the podium, but i do want to make a couple of quick points. the idea behind good policy is good politics. if you want to do something that's good politics, you come up with good policies and you advance them. and you help people understand why good policies are good for people. and you know, the reason that's important is because we believe people are our most important, unique, and valuable assets. and the reason that we care deeply about the management of natural resources, the wise management of natural resources and the devel

mu rase, eye rchlt norton,i r. [inaudible] 6 aye. [roll call vote] 6 ayes. the last one is local 21. [roll call vote] 6 ayes. >> alright. can i have a motion and second to review and adoption of annual and 5 year report refilated to correction and expenditure of developer fees. >> so moved. >> thank you president haney. presenting is chief facilities officer [inaudible] mr. david golden. >> thank you superintendent. i'll be brief, this is one of my more exciting reports of my tenure. the annually one in 5 year audit of collection of developer impacts fees which is required under the government code is something we do every single year. we need to retain an outside consultant, in this case it is a company called cooperative strategies out of southern california with mr. larry [inaudible] which is it same company by the way that prepared our justification studies the last several years regarding the increasing of our fees . so, there is a formal action to be taken and previous to that action an audit was performed, notices posted in publications and in the boa