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president obama said americans will be protect ped. le let's listen to the defensive step he is taking. >> the united states of america will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. we will be vigilant and relentless. when people harm americans anywhere, we do what's necessary to see that justice is done and we act against isil standing along side others. >> i don't know why i use the word justice. this is not appropriate here. this is an attack on our country. we have to react to it. this is this country versus a group that declared war on us. i don't know why word used like we are going to a world court with this. >> especially since he previously in the same statement basically depicted them as killers who -- cold-blooded killers-tsh. >> they all belong in this. >> the question, chris, is the president, and not in this vehement way, drawn lines in the sand and made verbal commitments before. this president acting this way has to follow through, intangible ways, or consequences for him politically and for the united stat

then later ped loam a kid will strike again.mer a chris carter shot and that is just a great play by johnny gomes. the as leading 2-1 in the 4 4th inning. full highlights at 10:00. >>> i don't need to tell you jamarcus -- probably the worst draft pick and their pick from 2012 not far behind, 2013 actually as this dj hayden out again. their top pick from that year just a completely wasted pick. hayden missed most of last year with injuries, now a stress failure in his right foot. he's going to miss at least 6 weeks. they have not been able to get that guy on the field and when they have, not overly impressive. that's it for us. >>> they can't afford to waste picks. >> thanks, mark. >>> quick update here on the bart situation. trains are now running in a commute direction from walnut creek to pittsburgh pay point but still a problem running from bay point to -- there has been a bus bridge set up. no word until this entire problem is fixed but the good news trains are traveling in that one direction headed toward walnut creek to pi

he went on to give his speech as she was on a ped stool for a minute. several called it sexist. she said, quote, i think it's absolutely the opposite, meaning that somebody can be hot afunny and make fun of herself. i think it's ridiculous they started this. i know who she was who has no sense of humor and should lighten up a little bit. i don't know if it was one person started, but i think a lot of people thought it was a little bit sexist, but that brings us to the twitter question for you. do you think that the moment was sexist or good comedy? a good gag for the emmy's. tweet us using the hasht hashtag #waytooearly. all eyes on the s&p to see if it closes above 2,000 mark todayment they crossed the line for the first time yesterday, but while did it not hold, it closed at a record high, a couple points short. we are joined live from london. steve, the markets are mixed where you are this morning. what do they expect today? >> yeah, there's a lot of international factors and domestic factors to lock for as well. first of all, international factors, big meeting between the pr

obviously, the stock market is up exponentially and the fed is doing too much and distorting and now the ped is stop doing so much and stop distorting so the concern has shifted but ultimately it gets back to what i said. the environment matters less than how companies manage in that environment and there will be a move. we've had any number of move lowers during the expansion and we'll have another one and one after that but ultimately until something changes fundamentally interest rates spike higher and the economy shifts to recession. the buys for equity is almost always higher and in the immediate future there's some stuff to worry about but in the medium term the buys remain on the upside. >> thank you both for joining us. >>> up next we're "on the money." the ceo of the third largest health insurer in the country on surviving his own health battles and what he prescribes forefixes america's broken health care system. >>> and later finding the best colleges for your money. why a four-year degree at some under-the-radar school may be a better value than you ever knew. >>> heading to the

your enemy is well-trained, battle hard ped and he will fight savagely. bum this is the year in 1944. much has happened since the nazi triumphs. the united nations have inflicted upon the germans great defeat in open battle. man-to-man. the tide is turned. i have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty in skill and battle. we will accept nothing less than full victory. good luck. and let us all besiege the blessings of all mighty god upon this great and noble undertaking. today, we mark with solemn gratitude the 70th anniversary of d-day. tchsz the largest amphibious assault in history. the surprise attack on enemy positions extended along a 50 mile coast. the vaishls were staggering. the allies needed opt mall landing and beach conditions, a full moon, low tide and moderate waves. this and the unprecedented scale prompted to write a noet that he would release to press. my decision to attack at this time and this place was based on the best information available. the troops, the air, the navy ike never had to release this note. the invasion was

from several seconds ago, takes a while for the sound to actually get here and now the sirens stop pedpeople continued to walk around and go about their business. >> there haven't been any more incoming rockets. that happened about an hour or so before we went on the air. the cease-fire hopefully will take place according to all sides in several hours. as you know, throughout this entire conflict. hamas has accused israel of targeting civilians. a claim israel flatley denies. israels had claimed that hamas uses human shields. uses the civilian population to fire their rockets off, and uses the population as defense. randi kaye looks at that allegation about. >> a u.n. school in gaza hit by an air strike. this u.n. employee rushes inside to get a look at the body count. at least 20 people are killed. as many as six other u.n. run shelters in gaza schools have taken a hit from israel. this is exactly what hamas militants want you to see says the israeli military. accusing hamas of purposely hiding rockets in facilities like these. using human shields and high civilian casualties to garne

. >> i heard the moe ped. and then i thought it was backfiring but it was gunshots pop pop pop. nine times. and then i saw a boy fall off the bike. >> the coroner will determine if the young men died from the gunfire, the crash, or both. police are out there searching for suspects. this violent incident is the latest in a series of recent deadly shootings. four other men were shot to death in the same area of san francisco last month alone. the shooting to the bay view has prompted a city wide effort to reduce gun violence on the streets of san francisco. >>> it is 5:03. the city of san francisco has come up with a new plan to reduce the number of empty store strongs. a new city law requires owners of any store front left vacant for more than nine months to pay a fee of $765 a year. they also have to register with the city. many san francisco merchants have complained that empty store fronts often attract crime, graffiti, and hurt nearby businesses. >>> the bay area woman naked the stow away will return to court this morning. 62-year-old marilyn heartman was arrested thursday. w

they you are ped the -- they pushed the vote in gaza and what would happen if there was a vote in saudi arabia? >> i would like the countries in the middle east to deal with problems in the middle east for a change. >> you know what you are talking about -- >> i don't know what i am talking about. >> can i talk about your talking point? >> this is the domestication of the worst part of the past. somehow it hasn't happened in islam. you have to tame this viciousness. >> the whole point is to tame the violence and destruction for their own sake. it is the addiction of blood. >> when the religion of the muslim religion started you had mathematicians and scientists and people who wanted to change the world for the better. now you have this. that haven't progress. you went to the stone age and used religion to do it. >> when i heard they would use the bubonic plague i said that's nothing compared to what they are doing. >> actually you can cure it now, can't you? >> if you have obamacare. you have to have obamacare. >> in 24 hours. >> they have it in new mexicoy now. >> it is scary when you

. >> they took a lot of women, they killed the peds ds. >> they ordered the execution of james foley warned that another american journalist would die if the american strikes continued. 14 strikes today alone, destroying armored vehicles and in recent days helping the kurds at least partially retake a key dam. but the islamic state does not want for recruits. this soft-sell soft-focused video showing british recruits and trying to bringing on more. >> answer a allah. >> one people that these people believe and that motivates those recruits is this myth that they've succeeded in damaging the west. they haven't. they've succeeded in damaging the people they pretend to champion. they cause repliesary in the muslim world. >> still, western governments including the u.s. believe hundreds of their citizens have joined up. 500 from britain alone. >> it's not just british nationals it is americans french germans australians, from other countries, this is an international problem that the international community has to face. >> reporter: with intelligence agencies convinced that james foley's

so that entire analysis is bogus and is wrong, but it gets frequently ped dled around here who are oftentimes trying to defend previous policy made. going forward in afghanistan we are leaving full-on force there. i think the lesson for afghanistan is not the fact that we've got a follow-on force. the reel lesson in afghanistan is that factions in a country after a long period of civil war do not find a way to come up with a political accommodation, if they take maximalist positions and their attitude is i want 100% of what i want and the other side gets nothing, then the center doesn't hold. the good news is that in part thanks to the excellent work of john kerry and others we now are seeing the two candidates in the recent presidential election start coming together, and agreeing not only to move forward on the audit to be able to finally certify a winner in the election, but also the kinds of political accommodations that are going to be required to keep democracy moving. that's the real lesson for afghanistan coming out of iraq is if you want this thing to work then whether it's different

and slow them down and get some kind of mission off the ground to be able to get them to just be step ped >> based on what happened now with the execution of mr. foley and two other americans in their control, what do we do now? >> well, what we need to do is to engage them. again, it's a quiet negotiation for the purpose of being able to build enough intelligence to launch an effective military operation to rescue them. we have delta force, seal team six, in the long run we need to infiltrate isis like we would any other gang or mob. that's what they are. they are absolutely brainwashed into this. we need to get operatives inside that organization. we do that by using the internet the same way they use the internet to recruit the fbi and homeland security. we need to get people who really understand the deep concept of the islamic culture who can blend in undetected and start to feed us information so we can conduct military operations without having to send thousands and thousands of troops there. >> it seems like the war on terror is still alive and well, a huge and insurmountable task

matter who you are going to vote for, you do not, in my opinion, you do not in any way need to be impair pedrom voting. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you so much. >> and for your report. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, more on the breaking news from the white house. a humanitarian mission in iraq to help tens of thousands of civilians surrounded by islamic militants is under way. the president also considering air strikes. stay with us. tackle so many messes, that mr. clean once wrote a book about them. not only do they clean everyday dirt, they clean a lot of unexpected stuff too. like scuffed up shoes, tough stuck-on sticker gunk, and lots more. in fact, his book got so full... he made a website instead. share your magic eraser tips at mycleanbook.com that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. c

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there's a strong i am ped miss for people to do what they can to stop this but nobody pretends that'sasy. >> let me ask you one question. i know we have talked about conflicts elsewhere in the world that have taken a grave toll on communities. does it concern you that the white house is it trying to separate this conflict from other conflicts like the one in the central african republic? >> u.n. security council authorized the deployment of 12,000 peace keeper and south sudan as well. unlike iraq where the government is giving permission for western military action, it's opposite in syria and everybody has been reluctant to get involved there because they don't know what the long term consequences are going to be. >> executive director of human rights watch, ken roth, thanks for your time. >> thanks. >> coming up, 'three-day cease-fire between israelis and palestinians ends in new violence. the latest up next. a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet,

have shown whites use heroin more than blacks do on average and yet the incarceration rates for black ped the issue of drugs is much higher. so we see that once people believe certain people are supposed to be criminals, that does increase their fear factor and as charles pointed out, there is a split second in which you're thinking do i pull this trigger and on august 20th, we have a situation in which one time they pulled the trigger i plaque county, they don't with a person with a rifle but they do in the st. louis situation with a mentally ill young man. >> charles, in your latest column of times you talk about racial conversations. they need to be inner racial, what does that mean? >> there are three elements. it can't be a conversation where black people are talking strictly to white people or majority populations about being a greed, that everybody has to have a part in the conversation. you have to say why you feel a certain way and i have to be able to do the same. the second part is you have to understand that race is basically just kind of weap weaponized construct and there is

not one just in the op-ped pages. but a real argument. a real debate like our founders envisioned. a debate followed by a binding decision on whether or not we do it. a decision made publicly for which our politicians will be known and accountable for how they vote. that's the way it's designed in the constitution. and it's designed that way on purpose. and i know congress is enjoying taking more than a month off right now, but with each passing day, the news from syria, and the news involving the terrorist group isis seems to get more and more horrifying and the white house starts to talk about more and more operations targeting isis including those that they say will not respect geographic boundaries. today, part of the terrible news was learning that a 33-year-old american man was apparently killed in syria while fighting with isis. his family in san diego confirms today that the state department has told them that 33-year-old american douglas mccain was killed last weekend in syria apparently while he was fighting with isis. we've also learned today that one of the american hos

don't forget the strain in the republican party led by rand paul who threw down gauntlet today in an op-pedng hillary clinton's foreign policy from the left. "we are lucky mrs. clinton didn't get her way and the obama administration did not bring about regime change in syria. that regime might be isis." the left and right have essentially switched foreign policy positions in some major ways. joining me now, writer and foreign policy analyst, ari gharib and dan klaidman. aside from a few people, lindsey graham and john mccain, it's fair to say, barbara lee, for instance, in the democratic party who's the only member of congress to vote against the original authorization use of military force. there's just no matrix for -- there's a lot of criticism of the president, but the politics of all this seem remarkably influx to me. >> yeah, look, first of all, it's incredibly messy, violent world that doesn't lend itself to overarching theories of the case. what the doctrine ought to be. >> yes. >> and then, you know, you've got obviously, you know, we've been at war for a very long time and so it i

ex-ped dia and marathon holding on to the gains. the other big market mover, bonds with a ten-year yield falling mere a one-year low nap trend won't continue according to our next guest overseaing $640 billion and says we're in a significant transition period for the fed and the markets for that matter. rick rieder, chief investment officer of fundamental fixed income at blackrock. good to see you again. a big market bull. >> good to be here. >> on the show, jeremy siegel, dow 18,000, maybe noun 19,000 this year, by virtue of what we just read. you think bonds are about to go down, and go down hard? >> no. i think that's overstated. i think we're going through a transition. the fed can actually transition policy. i think the minutes were the first introduction to the data significantly improved. maybe a transition point. the way janet yellen described policy going forward, othered the door for that. that said, i argue curve will flatten. you'll see a different shape of the curve. i don't think the back end of the yield has come unde

. >> domestic abuse is heavier than ped use. they get four games.e got two times. >> david montgomery is not for the right reason. phillies announced today that david montgomery is taking a medical leave of absence from the organization while he continues to recover from jaw cancer surgery. which occurred and may 19th of this year. during the leave pat gillick the former general manager and he was the general manager in 2008 and current senior aid visor to the president general manager will assume david's responsibilities. the question is, i think david to recover is probably going to need more than the rest of this year and i hope he gets better but there could be another changes in the organization with pat gill leck now taking command. we'll talk about this specific players that could win jobs tonight coming up at 6:00. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much, how war. straight i was head at 6:00 heartbreak and anxiety in new jersey. as investigators search for answers in israel. a new jersey student found dead there. we have the sear

tony bosh is charged with ten other people, illegally dispensing peds and other illegal substances.efendants will appear in court later this afternoon. of course we'll keep you posted. >>> vladimir putin is raising tensions and flexing russia's military muscle along ukraine's border. it is beefing up forces by the thousands. some 20,000 troops are now spread across the area. last week there were just 8,000 troops. the controversial move comes as ukraine's military continues its offensive to take back territory from pro-russian rebels. cnn senior international correspondent nick paton walsh joins me live from the rebel-controlled city of donetsk. hi, nick. >> reporter: carol, it is a big deal, senior nato officials saying that in the last week alone, the number of russian troops on the border with eastern ukraine has risen by about 60% to now 20,000. that includes a whole range of assets that russia could use, if it takes that decision many have been worrying it might do to cross into eastern ukraine. special forces, a lot of artillery, anti-aircraft weaponry as well, logistics, the

it should be noted this, quote, bright future of the gop, penned an op-ped for politico explaining whyting no on the senate immigration reform bill. because, "the legislation does not secure the border first." this despite spending a tremendous amount of money to secure the border and require the border be certified secure first before the path to citizenship could really work. senator rand paul wants to be seen as a reformer, while at the same time being seen as an extremely staunch opponent of border security. in other words, he wants to appeal both to traditionally democratic groups as well as to the hardest of hardcore conservatives. when it comes to immigration, he'd like to have it both ways. which brings us to what happened yesterday in iowa. senator rand paul -- sorry, senator paul was at a fund-raiser for representative steve king, a man not in favor of immigration reform, to say the least. a short time after both men sat down to eat, they were confronted by erica andiola and cesar vargas. after the two identify themselves as dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to americ

on the busiest day, the times square ped yap count is 460,000 people.busy late, too more than 66,000 pedestrians entering the bow tie between 7:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. so i just explained to you times square is' and these buses are terrible. these are two things the whole world knows. this is a new photo from our producer who walked around the corner. there are people injured. but the early word i'm getting is, nobody is horribly injured. the early word is hopefully no life-threatening injuries but john walsh, look as this, this is a mess on the front. usually when you see these things the tops -- the top up there is wide open, so they can gawk at you while you're trying to cross the street or drive your convertible or whatever, and then down in here, nobody sits in this front area. and usually there's somebody on a microphone up here. so hopefully everybody was back behind the line. they usually have a little yellow line you stand behind. these go up and down the avenues all over the city. you can take a tour specifically of mid-town and the theater dist

adam: but you actually used the term "the four horsemen of the apocalypse," the ped being one of them explain how it played into your decision to flip. >> well, if you like market history, and i do, you know, you studied the market, and you realize that when you throw the four horsemen of the apocalypse at the market such as the fed, the white horse, victory, have they defeated deflation, the brown horse is war, the black horse is economic imbalances, and the gray horse is the bear market, when the market doesn't go down then maybe you should not fight the tape and participate. beyond that we had fundamental analysis of why we like the market here. adam: let me ask you this though, and this comes from someone like me. i don't have the knowledge you have about markets, but i'm looking at these global issues but also things that aren't being discussed perhaps right now. china, we have one of the largest developers in china. people talking about the fact that they may go bust. isn't that the kind of thing that could be a black swan that gets the dominoes going and makes your call for 230

. >> the entirety of the russian parliament of the state is in this room and dekam ped here from moscowcrimea was looking for some sort of statement to display from the russian government that it takes their causes seriously, well this is it. it's not what these politicians expected to be doing this august. >> translator: it was quite a surprise, the duma was closed for summer recess and stopped our vacation to come here, it's a historic event, vacation is vacation but we are here to show they are not alone, we are together. >> reporter: in front of the assembled deputies vladimir putin pledged 19 billion for jobs and improve infrastructure and assistance is sorely needed with a region being torn from one country to join another. grand jess churs -- gestures do not say much unless it's backed with cash. >>> let's talk about the weather now with stef and i'm interested in finding out about the drought-busting rain in australia. >> good news for farmers but in the short term may cause us a few problems and let's tell you what we are talking about, we are talking about the state of queen a

last week "the wall street journal" published an op-ped saying, "on some basic level you forfeit your to be called civilians when you freely elect members of a terrorist organization as statesman." shortly after that a rabbi, president of the new york board of rabbis, speaking at a stand with israel rally attended by new york senator chuck schumer, made a similar argument. >> when you are part of election process that asks for a terrorist organization, but proclaims in word and in deed that their primary objective is to destroy their neighboring country, and not to build schools or commerce or jobs, you are complicit and not a civilian casualty. >> joining me, rabbi david seth kirshner. and rabbi at temple emanuel. and danny gold, president for vice news." this interview was recorded before sundown to the rabbi could record shabat. i don't want you to get in trouble with people in your temple. i found this morally odious in the extreme. i called it that. w i think you felt like you'd been taken out of context. you issued a clarification and talked about the fact you decried the loss o

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when he was a young prosecutor in washington, d.c., going to a movie in georgetown and he was stop pedre he was going and how angry that made him feel. at the same time, he was asking for people to have patience and to basically give a chance to have a conversation about making things better here. >> and evan, when you look at the record of the justice department under eric holder, it's had increased scrutiny over police departments. tell us how that sort of manifested itself. >> reporter: that's a key part of his message here. he's been on the ball. he's been putting additional scrutiny against police departments all over the country. he's launched about 20 investigations in the last five years against police departments all over the country. that's more than twice the number of those types of investigations in the previous five years. so he was trying to give them some credibility that what the justice department is doing with the civil rights investigation is to try to bring justice here. >> it's a big day today where you are. the local prosecutor began presenting evidence to the se

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. >> there's ped testing and recreational testing. this sort of covers both of those.s cowboys corner back orlando scandrick after apologizing for his suspension. he violated the league's ped policy after testing positive for amphetamines, the result of recreation mdma use. he used molly like miley cyrus during a vacation in april. >> it happens. >> i made a bad decision. i'm responsible for what goes in my body. a very humbling experience. i'm very sorry. i apologize to the jones family, very sorry to my teammates, very sorry to the fans of cowboy nation and my family. >> mdma alone would not subject him to suspension -- >> depends on what kind of performance you're talking about. >> ecstasy? >> a form of ecstasy. >> it's true there's an nfl player who recently beat his wife and was suspended for two games. there's now an nfl player suspend for taking ecstasy and suspended for four games. can someone explain that? >> yes. >> taking it on vacation obviously for his own recreational use in a way -- >> i'm not saying that's good. >> not to enhance his performance on the

>> in effect, it may be, but the challenge is, look, tom, we have oils that need to be ship ped and there feud over that, so it is easier said than done to wipe away these borders, but i do think the region is moving to a different future than we have seen over the last 50, 60 years. senior fellowis, at the center for american progress, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> houston does not know what to do with a huge tank. >> and. >> we will be right back on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. with me scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> a betty liu is here on set with us, anchor of "in the loop ." >> we kind of match today. >> we do. it is the purple-red explosion. >> exactly. we have great guests. greg rayburn will be hosting with me, the guy who turned throes oftess in the a fight with the union and near bankruptcy, so he is going to be our guest host to sound off on lots of issues weighing on corporate america, but one issue particular is adversity. with any tech companies like ebay, linkedin, facebook out with her diverse c

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. >> first i was inside the house in my ped room and i hear an altercation.on at the window. >> reporter: you see hands going both ways like this? >> just in and out the window, because i'm from like 100 feet away. >> reporter: can you see the officer's face? >> not exactly, no. >> reporter: can you see mike brown's face? >> no, not exactly. >> reporter: do you ever see the officer's hands, excuse me, but up around his neck? >> no. >> reporter: do you ever see mike brown do a motion where he's going to lump this cop, hit him? >> that might have was going to happen, that may be why the tuling was going on. >> reporter: high voices? >> high voices. >> reporter: the chance the officer was punched in the face do you believe there was a chance he was punched in the face? >> yeah, that's a possibility. >> reporter: okay so that's going on as you come and start watching. now what? >> like i said, after the tussling going on in the window, all of a sudden takes off running. >> reporter: they both take off running. >> um-hum. >> reporter: why? >> i'm not even sure why

you have a lot of people living there with reports of people getting trap ped and fires starting in thee grocery store, everything is off the shelf. this has never happened before so this is hitting a lot of people hard. >> this cleanup effort is beginning as they try to put perishable items back into the freezers and the refrigerator section because they were fortunate enough to have power. one thing your brother mentioned is a lot of people don't have earthquake insurance because the deductible is high. and it is something that doesn't happen to this area very often. [ inaudible ] >> it sounds like adam's microphone is muffled there. we'll go to rick reichmuth in a few minutes with more on the 6.0 earthquake out of napa, virginia. keep it tuned here to "fox and friends. we'll be right back. but if you do... [ glass breaking, dog barking ] ...with allstate, your rates won't go up just because of it. claim rateguard from allstate. your home protects you, protect it back. >>> back here now on "fox and friends," we are talking to rick reichmuth about the 6.0 earthquake that struck near na

and you can't be a southern restaurant or barbecue restaurant without good old fashioned banana peddingng to bring you beef ribs. >> well, what do you think? nicky, how's that? you like it? courtney? yeah? >> my daughter is a chef. oh, t >> so she appreciates good food. >> nicky, what is your favorite thing that dad grills at home? >> a lamb burger. >> mary had a little lamb. not so fast. >> thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. and everybody should come to hill country to eat al roker's birthday barbecue special. >> we've had the main courses. it's time for a little dessert. and look who's bringing that in. meredith vieira. >> that's fantastic. wow. >> that's amazing. >> this is a grill. look how cute. >> indiana jones. i love bacon. >> come on around here. tamron and willie as well. >> look at that. wow. >> nice job, meredith. >> thank you. >> by the way, we've got some drinks right there. will you do the honors? >> absolutely. >> here you go. >> by the way, al, this cake is from none other than the cake boss. >> my man. >> buddy valastro. he made this cake for you. >> god bless hi