opportunistic is the right word. should've taken the opportunity when he first entered the oval office. he ran as an independent and he feels more home with chuck nancy pelosi than he does with paul i think they can do business. on of the structure intact reform. most eight months with republicans and hasn't gotten anything done. limits, he changes his mind with the wind. i think this is a good move for the moment, and the democrats have reason to be nervous about it. the democratic progressive left doesn't want to make any accommodation with the president. the political victories are forged mostly in the center in this country. i think donald trump has lost the center and is now trying to regain it. he can't continue on the strength of the dwindling base. host: phil rooker is writing in "washington post," president trump repeatedly demonstrates that while he demands absolute loyalty from others, is ultimately loyal to no one but himself. guest: it's an interesting question and i think he is loyal to his family membe

it is a great time to be opportunistic. why are these flows still stalling?sts have a tougher run versus passive, largely because active does perform best in a bull market, and that is what we have had since the financial crisis and it. it has been a great environment for passive, and the dollar has slowed in that regard. there is a story that is compelling to people. at the end of the day, you need active and passive for the market to work. everyone goes passive, it doesn't work. end hasassive and -- become so crowded that it creates opportunity for managers like us. this creates even more compelling value. haidi: -- betty: thank you for joining us, visiting us in sydney. hobson aerial investment. don't forget to check out the tv function, you can watch us live previoussee interviews, dive into securities or bloomberg functions we talk about. you can be part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows. check it out. ♪ ♪ haidi: -- betty: check of the business flash headlines, lenovo's owner is taking a tour of the oldest think in europ

many are what you could call politically opportunistic they all have their own lives their own families that's what they value most. that's understandable but short sighted we want people to look to the future. the protestors put some effort into making their caravan cozy here now it's like a home away from home. you just we've gotten used to it we already spent a spring summer autumn and winter here now we're into the second year we've weathered all seasons so we know we can do is. sit up. at the outset they voted to keep protesting until the constitutional court rulings are published back then they hadn't expected their campaign caravan would become a permanent fixture. corn and in a province in the north of the netherlands is home to one of europe's leaches natural gas fields the gas from the region and brings in billions for the country but not without a cost thousands of residents say their homes have been damaged by earthquakes brought on by the extraction of natural gas from shell rocks deep below the surface they wonder how could such a beautiful area and such a wealthy country

mother, played by margot robbie, who is very sympathetically portrayed as someone who is rather opportunisticbin. i think it balances the light and dark very well. you saw in that clip, there was a bit of animation and some magic. the woods are filled with a spielberg light, but it is not afraid of dealing with the horrors of the war. it is not afraid of dealing with the frankenstein—like idea of making something that then overshadows the rest of your life. i was moved to tea rs by rest of your life. i was moved to tears by it. i thought it was very well played. i went in feeling slightly cynical, same as with saving mr banks. you approach mary poppins very delicately, and it is the same with winnie the pooh. i thought this did it respectfully well and i was moved and charmed by it. so other critics, pish! now, home again with reese witherspoon. the story is that she has recently separated. she is a ilo—year—old mum who has moved back to los angeles to the house where her father who who has moved back to los angeles to the house where herfather who is who has moved back to los angeles to the

kennedy: scummy opportunistic political operative who would do whatever he could to be in proximity oflf onto the trump campaign, but having said, that even if he is ethically and morally compromised, it doesn't seem like that's enough to pull down the presidency. >> yeah, and look, there's a technical term that is shady. manafort is super shady. the more people learn about the way he conducts, not the way he conducts business but the people he conducts it for. he's an individual who, look, i'm assuming they're looking at his tax forms, looking at all of his financial interactions. kennedy: and drop a dime on the president? that's the ultimate political score for a progressive powerful attorney general like schneiderman. is that what they're trying to do is put enough pressure, get enough information from manafort he damages the president? >> i think that's what the media wants us to think at least. no one knows what the strategy is that robert mueller who is supposed to be completely full of integrity and beyond. kennedy: politically agnostic. >> exactly. but working with a democrat p

kennedy: scummy opportunistic political operative who would do whatever he could to be in proximity ofot himself onto the trump campaign, but having said, that even if he is ethically and morally compromised, it doesn't seem like that's enough to pull down the presidency. >> yeah, and look, there's a technical term that is shady. manafort is super shady. the more people learn about the way he conducts, not the way he conducts business but the people he conducts it for. he's an individual who, look, i'm assuming they're looking at his tax forms, looking at all of his financial interactions. kennedy: and drop a dime on the president? that's the ultimate political score for a progressive powerful attorney general like schneiderman. is that what they're trying to do is put enough pressure, get enough information from manafort he damages the president? >> i think that's what the media wants us to think at least. no one knows what the strategy is that robert mueller who is supposed to be completely full of integrity and beyond. kennedy: politically agnostic. >> exactly. but working with a de

the way we're opportunistic investors.the day before, day before that. we owned companies for a while. they're working very well for us. the most important thing we didn't, our investment thesis assumed we didn't get help from lower corporate tax rate. this is icings on the cake for us and our fellow investors. liz: that is really the -- that is interesting. >> that is really the point. we think most people assume the macro environment they're looking at doesn't really change and investment thesis should not assume you get any help there. it should be icing on the cake. david: -- liz: macro picture right now. we're at record for transports and russell. we're bump up at s&p. we're at a record right now. this continues, we're in the 46 or 47th record since the election. president trump is on a roll when you look at the stock market. >> i think opportunity from here, look at areas that have not done as well or areas not getting that much attention. there are some parts of the market, despite market selling very high levels th

on the other side of this you have a president who is an opportunist and businessmen. he has made his name over the years by using his name on his casinos in bold letters and using free publicity through the media to build his empire. he starts off the day saying, how can i pick a fight with the media? a source forind picking that fight to keep his name and face in front of the camera. the fact that he is a president seems to escape them. he seems to be missing the fact that he ought to be spending his time worrying about the nation's problems and the problems we have internationally with places like north korea and instead he is picking a useless fight with a young lady who is doing nothing more than expressing her opinions the same way most of the hairsprays do. host: lots of calls and tweets coming in on this. from virginia, you are up. caller: good morning. i feel like she should not be fired. area,ne in the sports news, has a right to their opinion. you didn't do that when obama was in there. obama didn't get nothing done because the house or the senate wouldn't g

when you're a newman, there will always be opportunists like hilary curtis waiting in the weeds.ecially if dad enables them. >> nikki: well, i know you've been looking for some common ground. but the way he's been acting lately... >> victoria: lately? that's very generous. when i think about the damage that dad has done to my life,

so, it really is, he's a political opportunist. certainly an opportunist, but to your point, he only drives home the narrative when it benefits him. >> when it fits and today, the travel ban in the united states should be far larger, tougher and more specific. that was the next thing he tweeted. by the way, before, anybody knew who the perpetrator was, so he went ahead and tweeted about his ban on muslim majority countries before anyone knew this attack was related to that. assuming that mcmaster is telling the truth, right, he didn't know anything about it. >> yeah, but understand, this is not about looking at national security issues. this is about looking at the president's personal agenda. you pointed to the contrast between charlottesville today. charlottesville doesn't support his agenda. this does. he wants to say this relates to immigrants and the travel ban. this is not about america. this is about trumpism and a president who says if it supports by agenda, i'm going to get out fast. if it doesn't in the case of charlottes

we've known about president trump from the beginning, an opportunist. goes where the opportunity is. doesn't have particular allegiance necessarily to people in this party. not afraid to criticize republicans, some to berate according to recent reporting from the "new york times." it's left a lot of people feeling nervous about the policy issues. npr richard gonzalez had a piece how the d.r.e.a.m.ers are worried where daca will go seems so opportunistic. i always think about that maya angelou quote. someone shows you who they really are, believe them the first time. the president has been pretty consistent. i try not to find patterns of what he does and take him day by day. >> what are you seeing? what are republicans seeing? >> in the campaign he broke both sets of china. you know what i mean? he broke the republican shelf and democratic shelf. why is anyone surprised he's being a little unconventional in the way he's handling it here? also it could end up being the best discipline the republicans in congress have ever had. if they realize he'll go to

>> i'm looking for opportunists preying on the travelers, mostly i'm looking for some kind of criminal element. something that sticks out that needs to be looked at more. >> it starts at 9:00 in a briefing room at headquarters. >> this is the only task force of its kind that does an operation like this in the nation. at any major airport. sfwl as teams of officers prepare to head out, tyrone tells us therest a clear game plan. what do you expect to see today? in a want to see a show of certain specific area and also, we want to address the ins >> the operation has begun. we see highly visible officers armed with rifles, as we ride up the escalator with lieutenant henry acosta and it doesn't tkeg long for on our way to get 134. >> as we navigate elevators and restricted passages, we end up on the airfield. police are questioning this ramp worker, pulled over after an id check. turns out, the employee has an active warrant for a pending dui case. he's going to be arrested. likely, lose his job. >> seems like the other employees have been watching closely what's going on, too. >> they do.

many are what you could call politically opportunistic they all have their own lives their own families that's what they value most. that's understandable but short sighted we want people to look to the future. the protesters put some effort into making their caravan cozy here now it's like a home away from home. we've got news jewish we already spent a spring summer autumn and winter here now we're into the second year we've weathered all seasons so we know we can do is. sit up. at the outset they voted to keep protesting until the constitutional court rulings are published back then they hadn't expected their campaign caravan would become a permanent fixture. corn and in a province in the north of the netherlands is home to one of europe's leaches natural gas fields the gas from the region brings in billions for the country but not without a cost thousands of residents say their homes have been damaged by earthquakes brought on by the extraction of natural gas from shell rocks deep below the surface they wonder how could such a beautiful area and such a wealthy country be allowed to f

i think he is an opportunist, and i think a lot of what he is doing and saying is politically motivated. his vacillation over the weekend from one position to another indicates to me that he never established a set of core values that guides his thinking and a moral compass. that for me is him being tossed back and forth between opinions that surrounded. that is have a by the leader at some point in time. you have to have a set of internal convictions that you say, this is what i will support. host: what is your reaction to his reasoning? guest: first, i respect him anonymously. i had a conversation with him when he made the decision to leave great what i said to him is what i will say to you, i understand it. as a white, evangelical american, i do not know what it is to be a.r. bernard. i do not know what it is to be a young black confessional -- professional and to walk in the room and everyone is white and no there are many people in this country that ought to be in his position as there are in the room, but this is the issue. unfortunately that the heart of all of america's problems

and we see v very, very littlele opportunistic killing of aninimals.narrator: the lure of high profits, easy money with little risk, makes ivory an attractive target for organized criminal syndicates. vira: they're well integrated into the international financial system, into thehe international transportation sysystems. they are able e to move significant amounts of product across very, very long distances, a and they're welell integrated with other forms of transnational organized crime. shelley: the same people who are doing this are international drug trafffficker, they're international humanan traffickers. theyey have a long time experience in evading law enfoement, movoving goods, haviving key facilitators of money and transport. vira: they know where they need to go, they have buyers in place, and they're able to poach at r really an industrial scale. peters: that's a highly organized, highly efficient organized crime networork that s puttining that type of operation together. narrrrator: bebetween 2009 and , organized criminal networks moved an

many are what you could call politically opportunistic they all have their own lives their own families that's what they value most so that's understandable but short sighted we want people to look to the future. the practice does put some effort into making their caravan cozier now it's like a home away from home. we've got used to it we already spent a spring summer autumn and winter here now we're into the second year we've weathered all seasons so we know we can do is. sit up. at the outset they voted to keep protesting until the constitutional court rulings are published back then they had to expect that their campaign caravan would become a permanent fixture. corn and in a province in the north of the netherlands is home to one of europe's leaches natural gas fields the gas from the region brings in billions for the country but not without a cost thousands of residents say their homes have been damaged by earthquakes brought on by the extraction of natural gas from shell rocks deep below the surface they wonder how could such a beautiful area and such a wealthy country be allowed

>> opportunists preying on the travelers. some kind of criminal element, something that sticks out that needs to be looked at a little bit more. >> reporter: it all starts at 9:00 a.m. at aviation police >> this is the only task force of its kind that does an operation like. at any major airport. >> reporter: teams of officers prepare to head out. captain tyrone stallings tells us there's a clear game plan. what do you expect to see today? >> well, we usually want to see a show of force, uniforms, high visibility in a certain specific area, and also, we want to address the insider threat. >> reporter: the operation has we see highly visible officers armed with rifles, as we ride up the escalator in the international terminal. it doesn't take long for something to happen. >> we're on our way. >> reporter: as we navigate elevators and restricted passages, we eventually wind up on the airfield. police are questioning this ramp worker. pulled over after a random i.d. check. it turns out the employee has an active warrant for a pe

. >> what areas of the market seem most opportunistic for you and others that seem a little bit dear? >> well, when you look at opportunity, i think energy is at the front of the list. there's been a lot of disruption, there's been a lot of worry. energy is actually really cheap right now and you're starting to see it respond. that's the biggest opportunity. in terms of areas to be concerned about, i think some of the tech areas, some of the high fliers in particular, may have gotten ahead of themselves. we may see a pullback there. people are looking more for bargains. they see the growth but they're worried about paying too much. >> we also see from your notes that you like europe perhaps a little bit more than the united states. what part of europe? developed europe? >> right now developed europe is a good bet. the european central bank keeps putting money into the system. companies are doing better. people are feeling better. when people are feeling better, they can spend more money, which is good for profits. you can buy european companies cheaper right now than you can american

very quickly sticking to the looting, do you think this is an opportunistic event, or are people desperateet food and water? well, i think it started off maybe a little bit like that. but this in the end has been organised. we are only high point, we saw yesterday it of all traffic jam of people to the supermarket of the island, which has been com pletely the island, which has been completely stripped bare. the whole car park was for the whole day of people, and not the side of a police officer or anything. i understand that saint martin is essentially split between the french and the dutch. the dutch side being a bit more industrious, do you think there has been more recovery efforts targeted here? is that where the airport is located as well? yes, the main airport is on unserviceable at the moment, as i understand. a couple of small planes have landed with relief supplies, but that's it at the moment. do you think, neil, that there was enough preparation put in place? well, obviously not. i mean, one would hope that there was. there were a few days to get ready. we certainly made our pre

and they're doing tiit in the mt opportunistic way possible. it is very difficult.tinct to say, united front with the nfl. wait a minute. i am somebody called for roger goodell to be fired. i am somebody tried to turn off the government mun into with my writing tried to influence that to change the name of the washington football team. to go after the owners. so, yeah, i think what's needed, so desperately right now. is for the nfl players association, led by demorris smith to have independent perspective on what ails the league. and have that perspective be something that, that actually goes after the owners. in terms tough you think issues look health care. guaranteed contracts. et cetera. but then also, goes after donald trump, and his efforts to, demonize people like colin kaepernick and black athletic dissenters. i think the nfl is uniquely positioned to give us a lead to do this. joining with the owners when necessary to fight off the kind of right-wing attacks but also going after the owners when it is necessary, as well. but, as far as doing it from outside.

is ratings were in the toilet during the obama era so this is just part of sort of a careerist opportunistic ploy but you know beneath the guise of taking on trump and if the fake guise of adversarial journalism jake tapper is essentially the voice of the one party permanent war state and he's one of the most aggressive defenders and promoters of their agenda and liberals. getting away with it so you know what created trump the war on terror created trump and that's what we're continuing this permanent war stay trump is benefiting from the tensions with north korea iran we just watched his u.n. speech i hold jake tapper and c.n.n. completely responsible for the fear mongering that has led to where we are on north korea and to use those terms like fire and fury and i think i think really the best thing that people can do if they don't like this is simply you know not only turn the channel but let them know you know let's. let people know that look we don't like this we don't like what you're doing we don't like what you're standing for please go back to being an honest journalist or we want j

looks like they are wearing glasses and they are found in south and central america and they are opportunistic feeders they eat pretty much anything they can catch. mice and frogs and even known to eat skunks because they have great eye sight. owls have a really sense of smell. join me facebook page during the commercial break and we'll have a live chat going on now and learn more about dewey and more about the sloth bears. when "action news" turns. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to d

they are opportunists, just like most other animals, they found a good niche and are likely to be hereo stay. >> often times, encounters are tragic. these photos of a coyote eating a cat in santa cruz were taken 10 years ago. the most recent report of a coyote attacking a cat happened last week in nearby socal. >> we want to keep our pets out of the food chain. we want to be respectful of wildlife. we want to take steps to keep them and our pets safe and again, to respect the environment around us. >> reporter: one way to do that is a dedicated cat patio, calls, what else, a catio. these can be made for $100. fancy ones can cost several thousand. whatever you choose, the point is, forecast to get outside in fresh air and sunshine and not be a victim. >> go back to eating the roses, which they are so important for. we don't want them to become dependent on pets to eat, we want to keep them safe, and keep the cats and birds safe. they are a simple answer for everybody. >> reporter: in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a positive step for bay area dog owners to walk their dogs off leash. a

>> eboni: the opportunistic point you made, you're right. president obama knew.ed it teach common law. he's not dumb when it comes to constitutional restrictions. this is beyond the scope of the executive branch. he did as a temporary measure. i think he thought it was a better opportunity than doing nothing. nothing would've been successful. this is where president trump, going back to old tweets, old things, 2012 he said he would have compassion for these peopl people. >> mark: in practical terms, it makes no difference. we are having a constitutional argument about whether it's the president or the legislature who has the right to surrender to the mass lawbreaking that nobody does anything about. >> gianno: the supreme court -- the president has broad authority who to let in and who leaves, but congress has the ultimate authority in terms of immigration. with that being the case, wouldn't you rather, specially people are saying donald trump is a racist, a bigot, he is cruel to animals, humans and everything else. >> kat: he doesn't even have a dog. >> charlie:

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fact the narrative is false, but there is a cohort of individuals, some politicians, political opportunistsare using this for political agendas. and that's despicable. >> tucker: i don't think i've ever done a segment where i didn't say one word. i was so mesmerized. i can't remember someone with that kind of command of the numbers. peter, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: come back any time. well, there is actually a scandal tonight in washington that does not involve russia. maybe that's why no one wants to talk about it. the senator from new jersey is in trouble. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. remember that accident i got in with the pole, and i had to make a claim and all that? is that whole thing still dragging on? no, i took some pics with the app and... filed a claim, but... you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if

assuming opportunistically that a lot of those rich people evacuated and those homes were empty.s a big problem already, and the police are looking out for it. that's why we have curfews in effect. >> shepard: quickly, what is the airport situation? >> still closed. miami international airport closed all day today, fort lauderdale-hollywood closed. there was one flight in, delta from west palm beach. miami international just just telling me an hour ago they do intend to have limited operations tomorrow. it's depending upon the airline. there was some damage to gates, security fences. as long as the airlines themselves can provide staffing and everything they need, they will allow people to book flights. >> shepard: thanks very much. live look from the chopper. we believe this is pembroke pines, florida. look at all the power trucks that were prepositioned to go out and try to work on people's electricity. we have seen dozens and dozens and dozens of them heading out for work. looks like, if you've ever been to big airport where the cabbies lineup, hundreds and hundreds of them wa

we're all opportunistic criminals where you can't really predict. >> i take it everybody's a little pissed pissed. >> what are you? >> patient. yeah. >>> coming up, one of the four adam 100 women takes a drastic measure. and the unit is shaken to its core. >> i don't think it's ever going to be the way it was again. >>> as night falls on the maricopa county jail, rosie trevino appears despondent after returning from a long court hearing for her capital murder trial. >> she gets like that. she pushes people away. i call her sister and all you hear is -- we didn't hear nothing, it just got quiet after that. >> trevino's co-defendant, also the father of her son, filed a motion that could reduce his sentence and make it harder for trevino to defend herself in her death penalty case. >> sister! sister! >> just didn't feel right. didn't feel right. i have seen people trip that are facing the death penalty. but i've seen a lot more just regular weak bitches, come in looking at a year and try to kill theirself. >> later that's night, that's exactly what trevino tried to do. when officers did a rou

being opportunistic. >> michele: kareem hunt, your rookie, quite a debut. >> what a day for the kid.o have the first play go the way that it did, not many guys could come back to do what he did tonight. to have the game that he did after the start. put us on his back for quite a while there. man, he played like a vet. super pumped for him. i couldn't be happier. >> michele: congratulations. let's revisit that fumble. you never fumbled in four years at toledo. your first carry is a fumble. how did you recover? >> i had to forget about it. i had guys like justin houston telling me you have to forget about the bad plays and keep playing balls. i know i am better than that. i had to go out there and recover and honestly i just forgot about it. >> michele: three touchdowns and you set an nfl record from most yards from scrimmage for any player in his nfl debut in nfl history. how does that strike you? i am very happy about it. i have to keep coming out and showing up every game. honestly i want to get better and better. i didn't have a perfect game like i wanted to. i have a lot to learn

it seems politically opportunistic and a little dishonest. these weren't record setting.ing to glob them all together when the statistics don't support his argument. >> juan: it is interesting because to me i listen to all these ministers who say america is being punished. i'm more interested in climate change than hell and dam nation. >> jesse: it's the same thing. >> dana: jennifer lawrence said we're being punished by the hurricanes for electing donald trump. >> juan: we have a special moment coming up. moment coming up. please whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices... ...from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. go on, try something fresh. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >> kimberly: welcome back to "the five". we have difficult news to report to you now. a former member of the "the five" logs one of his love

they are opportunists. most other animals, they found a good niche and they are likely to be here to stay. >> walker says that years of drought forced the coyotes to expand into urban areas looking for food and water. so for generations of coyotes, busy neighborhoods are the only home that they have ever known. >>> a positive step for bay area dog owners who walk their dogs off leash. an amendment just passed in the house of representatives to protect off leash dog walking in the golden gate national recreation area. it was sponsored by san mateo county congresswoman jackie speier to prevent the national park service from restricting the practice. the ggnra manages areas like stinson beach, muir woods, crissy field and lands end. >>> a community group trying to keep the raiders in oakland are hoping to get a boost from today's coliseum authority meeting. katie nielsen joins us live from the coliseum to explain what they are doing. katie. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. forever oakland is a community based

the president is in a zone where he is an opportunist at this moment. i don't think he likes how he is being perceived. and the promise of trump is he can do this kind of work with democrats and confuse both his opponents whether they are republicans or democrats. >> i'm almost out of time. i just very quickly want to show how conservatives were responding at 11:00 p.m. last night. steve king via twitter said if "the associated press" is correct, trump base is blown up, destroyed, irreparable and disillusioneded beyond repair. laura ingram, let's hope they misrepresented the daca deal. stay the course and keep his promises or it's over. pelosi and schumer can never be be trusted, shawn hannity. >> there is little question that the president is taking this on and he will take on water with his base. the base that he relied on as he lyinged to say. liked to say. this is the ultimate test of that. i talked to conservatives who love him who say he's going to lose them. >> they will surely be happening the next two hours. dave and dana, thank you very much.

racial terms, they were making it in the terms of their discipline, but it was clear they were opportunistically exploiting the crisis and tragedy that was unfolding in the south in order to push through their agenda. when they send the report to one of the state legislators who is one of the leaders of massive resistance, they actually said they were making the case in the terms of economic, in terms of their discipline in letting the chips fall where they may. that phrase haunted me. that put buchanan and his colleagues on my radar but i still thought the school story was my story and milton freedman was just an actor. then i learned, again by chance, from a political scientist who also worked on latin america that although many people have heard that milton freedman went to chile and advise the dictatorship on how to combat inflation, the virginia school had had a more lasting effect and the buchanan school. [inaudible] then i started to get more interested and thought what is going on here. what trailhead i happened on. i continue to follow it. and then i moved to north carolina in 2010 and