bre peyton and byron york are with us. bre, why can't the democrats say that nonsense is wrong? can't they say it? bre: they are refusing to say it because they are not taking it seriously. just in berkeley over the weekend we saw a number of violent occurrences happen just after of, just after we saw antifa and violent leftists go after protesters, the same thing happened again because people aren't take it seriously, they are not changing course. the events that have happened in berkeley will change things. the berkeley mayor who is a liberal said we should identify antifa as a gang and start treating them as such. these statement from these two democrats indicate the tides are turning among democrats and liberals. stuart: are we going to see some leading democrats say this antifa violence is flat out wrong, knock it off? byron: we just saw one, nancy pelosi issued a statement criticizing antifa by name. but democrats have tried to dodge the antifa question. i think it reason they do that is all about charlottesville. if they talk about how violent antifa is, it would tend to

she admitted helping another girl try to kill classmate peyton light nur in 2014. she says they did it to impress jurors will determine whether she goes to prison or mental facility. >>> and we may see a rise in the number of teens and children diagnosed with high blood pressure. the american academy for pied yeah tricks is caulling for new guidelines. under the old guidelines, as many as 2% of young people are diagnosed. but that is expected to double under the new system. >>> an airliner barely missed the full force of a lightning bolt. >> it happened as an airbus was preparing to land in england. watch at entire skylights up around that plane. the bolt itself just misses. of are planes equipped to handle a direct lightning hit? >> it's perfectly safe for them to get a hit. >> you first. >>> coming up, the special solar eclipse edition of "this happened." for one meteorologist, it was the moment ofot just too much to handle. >>> and she's the olympic superstar taking on usa gymnastics and criticizing its handling of sexual abuse allegation. why she is now breakin

. >> i didn't want to hurt peyton.anted to prove that slenderman existed but i thought there were other ways. >> she pleaded guilty to second degree suicide. she still faces a trial that focuses on her mental health. the inquirer says bill cosby is the lawyer who successfully defended michael jackson in his child molestation case. he will lead the team when he is retried in november. >>> the washington post says the secret service is running low on the money needed to protect president trump and his extended family. the ageneral seisays it will run out of funds at the end of september and needs more from congress. p jha and cleveland doiblgt notes that several members of the browns joined national anthem protests. the protest started last season to put a focus on racial injustice. >> the california woman is awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in damages in her case against johnson and johnson. it's always disappointing, when something gets watered down. at air wick, we believe scent should be experienced the way it

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. >> the peyton manning thing to do much better -- the main thing to do much better is before these events occur set up a buffer zone and no. 2, start teaching tolerance. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> now they all condemned the violence. there was a rally set for richmond in september in support of confederate led that organizer to cancel it. >>> while we're talking about first amendment rights, there is one guaranteeing a right to assemble. so why is the government demanding data this shows who was interested in protesting on inauguration day? >> one of the busiest stretches of street in our area is about to become a construction zone for the next two years. ouch. we'll help you get ready. hey, top. >> all right. all eyes on monday. here's the deal on the eclipse. it start at 1:17, peaks at 2:42. we have 81% totality here, not bad. the shadow travels at 2,000 miles per hour. you'll want to see it in totality, knoxville is probably the closest city, next eclipse 2024. we'll come back, have the forecast for monday and tell you who needs to set your alarm earlier for tomorrow. >>

. >> of course, he has two super bowl winning quarterbacks, peyton and eli manning tell me a little bit about their relationship with their dad and his style of parenting >> yeah. you would think any of these fathers i wrote about would be over bearing because they have the experience, it would be archie he's completely the opposite he never pushed his kids into playing football really the only thing he said to them was i want you to be good to each other and i want you to have fun when you play sports. he never really coached them at any level. he let the coaches coach and he sat back if the kids had questions, he was there to answer them. >> if he's on a dichotomy on this end, phil simms father might be on the other end of the spectrum give me his story. >> it's interesting that i have known him since 1979 know him as well as any player i've ever covered in this league and when i sat down to talk to him for my book it was really to talk to him about how he is with his own kids, chris and matt, who both played in the nfl starting off the conversation i said, i don't really know much ab

there's peyton manning, drew brees, still knowing how to be pretty darn good, but cousins is a studentgame and his comfort level in jay gruden's system is to me the story of the redskins offense this season because people are underestimating the impact shawn mcveigh had the last couple years. when he took over play calling, this offense hummed mid-2014 when cousins put up the record setting numbers for the redskins. i ultimately think him and jay getting on the same page and subtle nuance differences, if they're ironed out, this offense can be pretty good again hopefully with a better red zone than last year. >> preseason kirk has not looked sharp. >> no, he hasn't. >> you're in a system you've known for several years. you've got a different play caller, but he's the head personnel, new wide receivers, everybody needs time to gel or is it just because they think oh, it's preseason? what's their attitude? >> i think the running game is the biggest issue. they know they have to be better especially come red zone time on 1st down. they've run it seven time out of the 101st downplays and g

victim peyton lightener was left t but somehow managed to crawl out of the woods and sur a.m.with your -- latest on the case with your "gma" first look i'm linsey davis abc news new york. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. how are your teeth whiter than mine? your strips are slippy...e are grippy. crest whitestrips stay in place. crest whitestrips professional effects... ...lock in the whitening for a whiter smile. these aren't going anywhere. these are. cres.. ...healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >> ♪♪ >> welcome bacwhen you ste almost knocks you back. there this morning.e at the commodore barry bridge it's 5:26, 75 degrees. matt. >> soupy out there indeed. >> yeah. >> morning buzz time here. model and tv hostissy teigs known pretty o her fanssocial media even posting videos of herself drunk. now she's getting personalp with alcohol n a recent interview john legend says she is cutting back on her alcohol intake after realizing

. >> reporter: while three week old peyton dreams of life's end less possibilities. >> i don't have any for that. i get to feel that every day all day for a couple of weeks. and then i don't know, i have four kids of my own and i never got to bring them to place like this. i wish i would have. trying to make little more business and this overcame that by a lot. and just makes me a lot happier than washing a car a lot happ happier. >>> bill rower are fox 29 news. >> i love business owners who can see just more than just a dollar pleasing people getting something out of it. >> and what a site that is. so cool. >> gorgeous place. >> worth the drive. absolutely and get your car washed. >> definitely. >>> all right. back to your fox 29 wet authority. it you may want to wait to wash the car as we take a live look at wildwood on this friday nig night. today was certainly not bad beach day at all. but what about the weekend? let's get over to meteorologist monica cryan find out. monica. >> we have two parts of the weekend we've got our saturday and our sunday. sunday looking excellent. so let's

joining me now marjorie clifton and bre peyton, staff writer at "the federalist." when you look at that video and see president trump swimming out there with that beautiful crowd. he has a very strong bond with his army of supporters. the media can't do anything about that bond and it just drives them crazy. >> all throughout the election, all of their coverage said america you will vote for hillary clinton and she'll win and america said no. now i think they are upset by the and they are trying to take it out on americans. you have seen a lot of snotty remarks. the "the boston globe" did a story where they lamented the spot that some of the best viewing spots for the solar eclipse happen to be in areas that overwhelmingly voted for donald trump. they are stretching so hard in order to insalt these people. -- to insult these people. i think they are salty about what happened. jesse: speaking of snotty reporters. marjorie i want to draw your attention to stuart rothen berg. he said this when said president trump wants to cut english immigration by half and bring in

let me bring in bre peyton and richard fowler.ews contributor and host of the richard fowler show. there has been a lot of conversation about monuments and tearing them down. you say we are at a critical tipping point. is the best way to deal with the hot, hot heat in this country to tear down some of those sighs cold statues? >> what the president has got to do here and understand, he has to understand the mother's pain in mississippi who lost a child 0 opioid abuse is the same pain as the mother in chicago who lost a child to gun violence. whether they are african-american or caucasian. that's what's missing. is this ideal in the linking of humanity. what these statues represent for african-americans is this ideal of fear. many of these statues were elected in the late 40s and 50s to create fear for african-americans. they were high schools that forced african-americans to go to places named after american traitors during the civil war that fought against the. >> i deals of america after the 1860s. we are a nation that says slav

let's take it on the political power panel, bree peyton and daniel mclauglaughlin.ow do you think it will go over? >> he is in a tough position. many people voted for him, because of the fact he said he did not want to intervene and nation build like previous administrations. but i think now we're faced with the reality, if we withdraw, afghani government will collapse and that vacuum extremists will thrive, right. so i think you know he -- the president's goal should be to redefine what winning look like in that region, not nation building. like in previous administrations, it look like is keeping isis and other extreme forces at bay. liz: we had general mcnerney say this is about a message to pakistan as well, to stop funding taliban. >> and stop harboring terrorists. we're not in a ground war with pakistan. i agree with bree, i think that campaign promises begun. -- be gone. we need to be training afghan. liz: hundreds of billion. >> i think a trillion. >> thrown a lot of money in there. >> we have kicked troops around the world for decade. i don't know that afgh

joined by football great peyton manning.the president has teed it up with ceos, and quite a few professional golfers, including ernie els, david frost, and rory mcilroy who revealed in february he played 18 holes with the president after now white house press secretary sara sanders told reporters trump had played only a couple of holes that day. the white house has tried to downplay just how much golf trump plays, and with whom, saying a trip to a golf course doesn't mean he played. >> just because you go somewhere doesn't necessarily you mean -- he's conducted meetings there. he's actually had phone calls. so, just because he heads there doesn't mean that that's what's happening. >> reporter: but in the era of social media, even the walls of the country club have ears and eyes. on instagram in march, check out that presidential golf glove. and in june. >> it's the only place he can drive on the green, right? >> reporter: busted on twitter breaking a cardinal rule of golf etiquette. but that's the norm, according to sports w

rand paul and joined by football great peyton manning.nd quite a few professional golfers. including ernie els, david frost and rory mcilroy, who revealed in february he played 18 holes with the president after now white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said trump only played a couple of holes that day. the white house tried to downplay just how much golf trump plays, and with whom, saying a trip to a golf course doesn't mean he played. >> just because you go somewhere doesn't necessarily mean you've done it. on a couple of occasions actually conducted meetings there, had phone calls. so just because he heads there doesn't mean that that's what's happening. >> reporter: but in the era of social media, even the walls of the country club have ears and eyes. on instagram in march, check out that president's golf glove, and in june -- >> the only place he can drive on the green? right? >> reporter: busted on twitter breaking a cardinal rule of golf etiquette. but that's the norm according to sports writer riley writing his book "w

we need to get to bray peyton from "the federalist."re wondering why the secret investigation is not secret? nothing the watertight in washington these days. by comparison, you would think this would be. >> the timing of these leaks is interesting. the raid happened several weeks ago but just hearing about it now after all the drama with the president saying negative things about mueller and this investigation and rumors that this investigation has gone too far afield. i think that a lot of these leaks are an intentional effort to send a message that this investigation is not going away no matter how much the president doesn't like it. >> liz: you're probably right. regardless, why have an early morning raid of paul manafort's house to get documents he supposedly already turned over? >> i think the raid the morning happened after they issued the subpoena saying they weren't sure whether or not he did turned over everything. in the reports that we got, that some of the documents included in the new documents that they seized were ones th

. >> reporter: three week old peyton dreams of life's end less possibility. >> i don't have any words day for couple every weeks and then i don't know. i have four kids my own. i never got to bring them to a place like this. i wish i would have. guy washing cars trying to make little more business and this overcame that by a lot. and just makes me lot happier than washing a car n elverson, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. >> beautiful. >> i know. quite a sight. it's unreal. >>> sean brace here now with a look at what's coming up in sports. >> my car needs to be washed. >> that's the place to go. >> you're newly married. >> love it. let's talk sports. big piece ryan howard, yeah he's getting another chance to make it back to the biggs. i'll tell you with which team eagles quarterback carson wentz actually drove jordan matthews to the airport after he was traded. but wentz disappointed with the move? hear from the quarterback next in sports. when you see an intruder, you act fast. boo. so do we. raid kills roaches seven times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. seven times faster

but cnn legal analyst page peyton is here.riminal defense and constitutional attorney and this is important because there is a lot of gray area here. when does hate speech cross the line into a hate crime? >> i mean, we're going to see, right. i mean, with all these protests across the country we're seeing that conflict in real time. the first amendment protects hate speech. so a group can protestor. they can talk about how they hate the jews, african americans. entirely protected by the first amment. what is not protected is violent conduct, people hitting each other or threats of violent conduct. so when speech crosses the line into a threat of some sort of imminent harm or danger, then you've got a potential problem and a potential crime. >> let me ask you this. there was appear image we saw last week of some of the white supremacists who were getting ready to rally. they were holding guns and they were marching into their space there at the rally. does holding a gun, which is their second amend am right. >> that's right. >

. >> three week old peyton dreams of life's end less possibilitying. >> i don't have any words for that day all day for couple of weeks. i don't know. i have four kids my own. i never got to bring them to place like this. i wish i would have. trying to make little more business and this overcame that by a lot. and just makes me lot happier than washing a car. >> in elverson, fox 29 news. >> in isn't that great. >> you almost get to pause from the craziness of life. >> i know. look behind us here. it's so pretty. i want to turn around and watch that. so many people are posting all these photos online. please let usie them. >> we'd love to see them. tweet them post them on our facebook page. share them with them. >> super easy. speaking of beautiful things in a different type of field. wildwood going on if you're planning on headin heading to te this weekend kathy's forecast it's a must here and we got some wet on the horizon sadly. details in 15 seconds. >> i was in ocean city for orr down the shore today and guess what i stopped to pic pick up ts and lucy. >> what did you get. >> it was

. >> kelly, peyton, and curtis giving us a live performance of their song "hail mary." ♪ >> and that'shis weekend's buy one take one is back starting at $12.99 at olive garden. come in for a fan favorite like smoked mozzarella chicken here and leave with a great meal too. buy one take one. hurry in, it's only for a limited time. at olive garden. >>> that's going to do it for this weekend. for the latest headlines, head over to extratv.com. >> we'll leave you with a look at the film, the garage sale, with three stories going on simultaneously, and you choose which story you want to see. >> like a name your adventure book. see you monday. >> i'll give you $25. >> no. >> you have so much. >> not here to just give things away. >> got a lot of interest. they're in. >> how much for this? >> whatever you think is good. >> what can i get for a nickel? >> how much for the watch? >> i had it since i was a kid. >> how much? >> how old is this? >> can i touch it? [ bleep ]. >> i paid for those. >> you cannot sell stuff without talking to me first. >> you have no idea the value of money. >> what di

. >> reporter: me week old peyton dreams of life's end less possibility. >> i don't have any words for that every day all day for a couple of weeks. and then i don't know. i have four kids of my own and i never goat to bring them to a place like this. i wish i would have. i'm just a guy who washes car and trying to make a little bit more business and this overcame that by a lot and just make me a lot happier than washing a car. >> reporter: in elverson, bill rohrer. >> a lot happy your. >> reporter: fox 29 news. >> what place. so many people are posting photos online. we'd love to see them. >> tweet them at us or post them on our facebook page. now let's head over to sean. sean hasn't been out there yet but he said he's going. >> looks like a field of dreams. >> doesn't it? >> it does. >>> all right. let's talk sports. big bees ryan howard getting another chance to make it back to the biggs much i'll tell which team and eagles carson wentz actually drove jordan matthews to the airport after he was trade traded is wentz disapd with the move. hear from the quarterback next in sports. fro

rand paul, back in april, and senator bob corker in june, joined by football great peyton manning.dent has teed it up with ceos and quite a few professional golfers, including ernie ells, david frost, and rory mcilroy, who revealed in february he played 18 holes with the president after now-white house press secretary sarah sanders told reporters trump had played only a couple of holes that day. the white house has tried to down play just how much golf trump plays and with whom, saying a trip to a golf course doesn't mean he played. >> just because you go somewhere, doesn't necessarily mean that you did it. on a couple of occasions, he's conducted meetings there, had phone calls. so just because he heads there, doesn't mean that that's what's happening. >> reporter: but in the era of social media, even the walls of the country club have ears and eyes. on instagram in march, check out that presidential golf glove. and in june -- >> it's the only place you can drive on the green, right, your own golf course. >> reporter: busted on twitter breaking a cardinal rule of golf etiquette. b

the victim, peyton leitner, was left toft die but somehow managed to crawl out of the woods and survivedng up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have the latest on the case. with your gma first look, i'm lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> take a look, this is the stuff nightmares are made of. do you see that angle the video from new york city, two window washers were working on a mid-town high rise yesterday pwhen their rig malfunction dollars and started to tilt. this was up on the 30 5th floor. firefighters were event waly able to pull the workers through a window. thankfully neither of the men were hurt. >>> kids across the country are returning to school but one little boy named joe bez oates will have to wait locker. his school in the houston, texas area told his mother that his hair is too long. he can't return to school until he gets it chopped off. his mom saidese she's not cutting his hair because it's part of his identity. >> is feel like my son is owed the same education that all other children in the school district have. >> the district issued a statement saying the school policy clear

rand paul back in april, and senator bob corker in june joined by football great peyton manning.resident has teed it up with ceos and quite a few professional golfers, including ernie els, david frost, and rory mcilroy, who revealed in february he played 18 holes with the president after now white house press secretary sarah sanders told reporters trump had played only a couple of holes that day. the white house has tried to downplay just how much golf trump plays, and with whom, saying a trip to a golf course doesn't mean he played. >> just because you go somewhere doesn't necessarily you mean you did. on a couple of occasions he conducted meetings there, he's had phone calls, so just because he heads there doesn't mean that that's what's happening. >> reporter: but in the era of social media, even the walls of the country club have ears, and eyes. on instagram in march, check out that presidential golf glove, and in june -- >> the only place he could drive on the green, right, your own golf course. >> reporter: busted on twitter breaking a cardinal rule of golf etiquette. but t

has --vara says peyton says hate has affect on the struggle. -- effective the violence selective and cold killing machine. beenkilling machine has working in venezuela but it started long ago. the history of venezuela is a history of political violence. error independence one third of the population died. from the beginning of the 19th century to the second half of the 20th century. violence was the usual way to get power and retain power in venezuela. we had to wait until 1964. in order to see for the first time and elected president ending his term of office. elected in 1958. successor,to his elected by the venezuelan people in free elections. 1999 nineto presidents in a row were elected by the venezuelan people. violence wasthe there from 1959 to 1970. there were several failed military tunes against him credit government and the radical left following the cuban example and we had guerrilla warfare for 10 years with a lot of violence of course. by political thirdation in the presidents in a row of elected presidents. in 190 two the violence came attemptedhugo chavez and failed in

peyton came. that was the draw for her. that and the fact as she could a future in astronomy in this country. >> we have the last question. we have one here and we'll come around to the front. >> this question is for lea the artist in the group. if you look at contemporary art the great museums in the world most of the subject matter that artists concentrate on have to do with the physical world so we can see the terrestrial manner, bowls of fruit, landscapes and people. but is it that gave rise to this viewpoint towards the terrestrial, the extraterrestrial rather and the second part of the question would he is there a connection between the notion of the -- in the cosmic? >> a great question. i will leave that one for lia. >> well i think when i think about the absolute fundamental connection of art and science is the fascination of nature and its desire to replicate it or understand it in some way so 500 years ago that my death than the painting of something and now we have the dance technology of the hubble space telesc

ed federal staff writer, bri peyton and "washington free beacon," daniel halper.atings are on fire. rival news networks being trump bashing all the time. they're doing very, very well so there is ratings gold there. what do you think of that? >> you know a recent bloomberg poll found only 6% of americans actually think this is the russia interfering alleged story is the top story right? yet this, at the same time this got 75% of all the airtime on all a major news networks. you know what? i think to say that this is ratings gold or they're consistently pulling in awesome ratings by bashing the president is simply not true. just a couple weeks ago i wrote a piece how yogi bear was beating cnn late-"nightline" up, right? they have their ups and downs. right now they're having a little bit of an up swing. but at a the same time -- neil: bree, i raise this with dan, president is going through tough spot, new controversies swirl, these shows and programs that devote so much time to harping on that, i'm not saying, you can go ahead and discuss it, bring it up, but at ex

bree peyton is with us and deneen borelli and radio show host ben kissell is with us.nk you very much. deneen, yourç thoughts taking place in barcelona right now? >> this is obviously shocking and disturbing. it does fit a pattern we've seen as you pointed out. in nice, this seems to be similar to what happened over there. obviously we don't know anything right now. we need to be careful when we talk about it. but it is fair to point out there is sharp increase and rise in extremism. that attraction or pull has been borne out of our unwillingness or you know, embarassment of values that western civilization is built on, right? when we don't embrace values that make us who we are as (ople, when we forget philosophers and thinkers that come before us and established this great civilization and all the ideals and freedoms we do that, i think these kinds of extremism become attractive. maria: yeah. look we want to report here that the police are saying this is a terrorist attack. sky news is reporting this is in fact terrorism. let me turn to you, ben, see where you are o

. >> by the way we got to give major major shout out to gentleman named lee peyton. >> he's our floory is his last day work wig good day d.c. he's retiring to where florida, right. >> florida. >> living the good life. >> can i go with you? >> lee, all right gem. we love you and miss you. bet of luck to you. >> i love your positivity and your happiness every single morning. >> that's why we love him. >> you make this awesome >> bye, lee. back after this. don't go, lee, don't go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no artificial flavors, preservatives or colors. and an excellent source of calcium. enjoy cheese dippers by the laughing cow. all right. welcome back. we got our junior reporter and we can't wait to find out more about this i. rani. >> yeah. tell me your age and where you go to school. >> i'm nine years old and i month go diamond elementary. >> i hear you're the junior mayor of gaithersburg. >> yes. >> so cool. tell me what to means. >> it basically means that, um, i have to go to a lot of events have to do a little speech or the pledge of allegiance. >>

. >> just makes for pictures that we'll definitely be be member or job while three week olds peyton dreams for. that i get to feel that every day, all day, for couple of weeks. and i don't know. i have four kids of my own. i never got to bring them to a place like. >> this i wish i would have. guy washing cars, trying to make little more business, and this over came that by a lot. just makes me a lot happier than wash ago car. >> in elverson, "fox 29 news." >>> and so many people are posting photos of the sunflower fields align. we want to see more of them. so just tweet them, post them to our facebook page, remember use the #fox29goodday. later on good day being it is girls night out back style. special treat this morning, the sun up from down under live in our studio. first i got my pre baby body backment some moms you hear saying, even celebrities, beyonce, but some of these manouvers that moms use are not safe. we will discuss them after the break. >> we're not afraid to ask the tough questions. >> we want you to walk awe way feeling something. watch "fox 29 news" at 10:00 tonight. so

. >> 99 in a peyton. >> long life fox viewer. goes back to lark even before lark. >> well deserving ton air. >> any time you put my name in sign that's >> how much did you pay tucker. >> nothing. >> nothing at all. >> made it this morning. >> there's so many people like 99 in a who have been watching and faithful viewers. we thank you so much culpeper the love has been out standing today. we're going to show you much more from culpeper five must stops. you're trying something cheesy. hometown team and what gels. >> i got amazing plaque i guess from a woman named alice who has a story here in culpeper. she wrote and a beautiful thing. i also learned there's 1p in culpeper. >> 1p in culpeper. >> now we know. we'll bring you much more from here and enjoying wonderful weather. tucker the rain stayed away. we're glad for that. >> we've been out for a lot of fridays it's been really hot and sweaty. not too bad. >> i had to shed my jacket. >> cloudy. temps in the low 70s. let's go to a few maps and give an update here. 83 that's going t

. >> peyton. >> and. >> hanna. >> and. >> ava j where are you from. >> detroit. >> oh my god, three bestiesour attention so you did a great job making them. we love you too. i can't handle it. >> i love your bows, ladies you're rock being you look so cute. >> so just ahead this morning, have you heard of yellow or spot a friend? have you heard of either one of those. >> we're too old. >> is that for teens? >> what you need to know about popular app with the kids as the new school year begins. >> i learned about this show as we read the teases. and we're in for a big treat because chef jose andrews has brought a big treat for us. >> first a check of the weather with dylan in houston. >>> today's weather is brought to you by the makers of nondrawsy clarity continue. live clarity ra tin clear. >> we did get a break from the rain a moment ago but now the downpours are starting up gins once again. >> i want to point out another tropical system trying to develop this one off the coast of the carolinas. right now is it it is tropical cyclone 10tor o potential. winds are 35 miles an hour. there's a