this is what pierce said. the last proclamation of the president caps the climax of folly, wickedness. what were the world say of a proclamation emanating from the president, the united states, in defiance of the fundamental law of the country, for the upholding of which he ought to have been willing to shed his own blood. they both took the same oath to preserve, protect and defend the constitution. they have very different interpretations of what that meant and different very outcomes. as we wrap things up, i want to talk about those outcomes for just a moment. and what is history about this? and we sort of painted this this story of three presidents who, you know, strictly enforced sort of the rigors of the constitution and their oath and their outcomes weren't very good. the country basically breaking under them. lincoln along and sort of changes all that he's willing to break the constitution in order save it and eventually he actually the two most important things maybe any president has ever done. he pr

simeon says to her, you yourself, shall pierced her heart, her innermost being, is pierced with the reality of , we were talking earlier about greek, it is his humility, that he enters into the human condition on our behalf. that his self emptying love is a model for us and redeems us. so mary enters into that in a very unique and intimate way. she shares in his pain, sorrow and suffering in such a way that the church has seen in her heart a model of that. >> the next slide, also byzantine, >> the title of this icon is very interesting. it is called the softener. of evil or cruel hearts. the softener of cruel and hardened hearts. she softens the most hardened of hearts. looking upon her participation in the sorrow of her son. her unique partaking in that suffering for us would soften even the most hardened of hearts. >> i think it would. >> this is a variation, once again you see seven swords after the seven traditional sorrows of our lady. again, it shows this depiction, it depicts this prophecy of simeon. a sword shall enter your soul, and through a variety of sorrows that are depicted, s

well, pierce i'm sorry.eymour severance, they call him seymour up and he says, well, you know, she did a lot in maryland. she helped a lot of people. you know, maybe she could teach these formerly enslaved people about freedom. and pierce continues, oh, no, we can't have any of that. we can't have of that underground. that underground stuff. she's too radical, you know, she's radical. she's going to the boat. we are. follow ing president lincoln and his gradual approach. right. and dealing at the time with these labor in which the u.s. government was not consistently paying people. so these labor managers having to force people compel people, freed people, formerly enslaved people to work. and so maybe he didn't want harriet tubman to come down into that mix and maybe to tell the eed people that they actually should be paid. right. we don't want her teaching them about freedom. it's a one. it's a it's an i opening letter. okay. so that's one. another one comes from william lloyd garrison son, george. george

pierce had.asn't even really a and it sounds as if it reads as if pierce was talking out loud. right. he's like. oh, why are they doing this? oh, why do i have to putp th ri. he's talking to himself. and james seymour severance to be there or he's venting so that severance can hear not thinking anything of it because this guy is young and whatever. so he continues that. well, pierce i'm sorry. seymour severance, they call him seymour up and he says, well, you know, she did a lot in maryland. she helped a lot of people. you know, maybe she could teach these formerly enslaved people about freedom. and pierce continues, oh, no, we can't have any of that. we can't have of that underground. that underground stuff. she's too radical, you know, she's radical. she's going to the boat. we are. follow ing president lincoln and his gradual approach. right. and dealing at the time with these labor in which the u.s. government was not consistently paying people. so these labor managers having to force people

janet pierce, is janet pierce penthouse pet for the first lady of our 14th president, franklin pierce you say pet all the way. your conflict. final answer? janet pierce was a penthouse p pet. by the way, talk about how these names are we are by generation? franklin pierce wife one that are different, jean pierce. what a difference a little teeth makes. sounds like a new jetix commercial. [laughter] boost your t. [laughter] dusty jackson, a penthouse pet or first lady for our 17th president andrew jackson? >> dusty jackson. i want so bad for that to be like the first lady but i'm going to go to first lady. >> you are wrong. >> generally 1979 andrew jackson's wife was rachel jackson. >> stop it. [laughter] >> isn't it funny? they sound like they are from a different era but rachel jackson and janet and brother michael and tito. [laughter] lesley harrison, is lesley harrison a penthouse pet or first lady for our ninth president, william henry harrison? lesley harrison. >> penthouse pet. >> you are correct. july of 1972, if you're wondering. william henry harrison's wife was anna harrison

, a fragment penetrated from above, well , it hit him in an unprotected place, pierced his lung and gotas far as he could, he helped me, he moved himself, already when he reached our they came and gave him first aid. they sealed the hole in the lung so that he wouldn’t spit up blood, and waited for evacuation, in the meantime i took his position, met him a month later in the hospital, after that we didn’t see each other, we found out arthur, what’s his name, gena, gena, what’s his name ? well, genna mukaev from kazan came to meet you today with the desire to meet the girl who wrote you a letter, which also helped you escape. we meet gennady. help. hello, you too. thank you too, thank you, thank you, you are good, you too help you too, may god give you patience, all the best, brother, good evening, hello, but if arthur were older, as you said by our editor, the place where you ended up with him, your calculation, was the most dangerous point. at the front at that moment , it seems to me that it was probably some kind of test of courage at that moment when you heard that arthur was 300, t

organ terribly, it’s so nice, in the fresh air, someone is missing, someone is stinging, goddess, you pierceda flower from heaven.” flower, flower , you struck me with your look, oh, drop even a petal , you can, oh, you can write it all down, you teach everything , you torment, it’s terribly difficult, exams, if only you could teach me to read and write, in a human way, little one, read, what happened to me, just hurry up, otherwise it’s on my table. you need to cover, you are greatly patronized, happy, melt planid venus, you will soon get what you want from the person you love, pasha, who is this in particular? but what do i know, i didn’t love anyone , i didn’t go to anyone, i only go to a sweetheart, i won’t tell you which one, pasha, wait, where are you, i want to go to the coffin, to find out about my happiness, whether he loves or not, and who loves , darling, oh, forget-me-not eyes, there are so many of you, so much tenderness, well... tell me, no, and i will disappear, go out in the darkness of my days, tell me and throw myself into the abyss, i’ll die like a sore on your feet, don’t

thank you for being here and for honoring my son pierce. although i would trade it all for just one second with him again. as supervisor stefani told you, he was shot by his father, my ex husband when we were in a custody case. in an instant i went from choosing what to cook for dinner or going to the morgue to identify his body and i about it every dame, whether that was the choice. pierce was only nine and it's still a hard decision to live with everyday. but as, supervisor stefani said, this happens to a child every week and there is got to be something that has to be done. and so, you know, in the beginning, it was really hard to breath, it took every ounce of energy i had just to breathe but with the love of my family, my partner jim and with my friends with with the community they walked through hell with me and brought me back to make sure that i can stand here today to try to do something. so pierce's pledge was laufrmgd as a birthday to him. it was his 11th birthday and it's his legacy. and it was built on action, so my first actio

there is no camera in fort pierce, florida. this is jack smith with the current trial date for eileen cannon, the judge on may 20th. late yesterday he proposed moving it to july 8th take you past the potential in the possibility for supreme court ruling on immunity. trump team responded said how about august 12th? regardless, this calendar is going to super impose itself with this calendar. around those same dates i talked about you have primaries in oregon and kentucky may 21. primary in new jersey on 4th of june and 4 1/2 months from now you have a republican convention for four days in milwaukee, wisconsin. i'm not saying it is going to happen, but it is possible if these cases continue, that donald trump could be in a courtroom in the morning and he could fly to milwaukee to deliver an acceptance speech for the nomination that night. it is possible, right? >> martha: a lot of drama and it seems to be serving his members pretty well so far. with that we want to bring in "fox news sunday" anchor and chief legal correspondent

for president and when franklin pierce won president, pierce became the first president to visit the willard hotel the willard would house many almost all of them from that then the hotel was called the residence of presidents in addition to having congressmen, senate and businessmen stay at the hotel the village decided to the foreign dignitaries a particular was the japanese delegation. the japanese had never left their homeland and were headed to the united to visit with president buchanan and to sign the treaty of amity commerce.that at the time there was no blair house to house foreign dignitaries and that task fell to the willard congress to appropriate its $50,000 for the willard to refurbish and redecorate to accommodate our guests from japan. rooms were re carpeted with red carpets. there was a pantry built in kitchens and then a floor of 60 rooms was given to the on. the japanese entered through ladies entrance on 14th street and security hired to help take of any wayward what they called customs of bathing in private or eatining very foreign to them, but enjoyed composed t

donald trump se fue de la corte federal de fort pierce sin saber lo que sucedería más tarde porque laey de registros presidenciales porque tenía el poder de designar los documentos que se llevó como personales. este abogado no tiene relación con el caso. estos son argumentos que se tiran al aire para ganar tiempo y cada día que pasa es una victoria para trump. y al paso que va todo esto, no me sorprendería que al final no hubiera ningún juicio antes de las elecciones. 1 de sus abogados dijo que los presidentes desde george washington se han llevado material de la casa blanca a su propia discreción. la jueza cannon le respondió que era difícil ver como eso la podía llevar a desestimar la acusación contra trump. también dijo que ignora la ley de espionaje contenida en la acusación contra el expresidente. sería dar un paso extraordinario. canon que fue designada por trump para el puesto que ocupa, cuestionó con la misma intensidad a las 2 partes a los fiscales les dijo que es indiscutible que ningún otro expresidente ha enfrentado cargos criminales bajo esa ley. 1 de ellos le respondió q

thank you for being here and for honoring my son pierce. although i would trade it all for just one second with him again. as supervisor stefani told you, he was shot by his father, my ex husband when we were in a custody case. in an instant i went from choosing what to cook for dinner or going to the morgue to identify his body and i about it every dame, whether that was the choice. pierce was only nine and it's still a hard decision to live with everyday. but as, supervisor stefani said, this happens to a child every week and there is got to be something that has to be done. and so, you know, in the beginning, it was really hard to breath, it took every ounce of energy i had just to breathe but with the love of my family, my partner jim and with my friends with with the community they walked through hell with me and brought me back to make sure that i can stand here today to try to do something. so pierce's pledge was laufrmgd as a birthday to him. it was his 11th birthday and it's his legacy. and it was built on action, so my first actio

the hearing is taking place in fort pierce, 120 miles north of miami. this case contains 40 of the 88 felony counts against trump including willful retention of national defense information and conspiracy to obstruct justice. he's pleaded not guilty. the former president defended his actions last night during an interview with newsmax. >> i took them very legally and i wasn't hiding them. we had boxes on the front of -- a lot of those boxes had clothing and -- we're moving out, unfortunately, we're moving out of the white house. >> with us to talk more about this, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian outside the courthouse in fort pierce, chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, and rebecca roife, former manhattan district attorney. what has been happening so far at the hearing where you're at? >> reporter: good morning, jose. our colleagues inside the courtroom tell us that arguments are under way before judge aileen cannon. she's hearing two of mr. trump's seven motions to dismiss this case today. and she

to the lips and ease of the bodies, leading archaeologist to conclude that they were in fact body piercings. you're up to date here on dw up next. we're looking at the power play between saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on charged rate and bubbling. thank you for watching the there's no, i'm just can have a site just to make the right decision, dw news, i'm a product can follow. conflict crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world now on youtube.

it's known as the pierce compromise. parents have the right to send their kids to private schools, but the state can say to an extent what's taught in those private schools and judge ralston in particular is going to like this case because he's going to argue it reaffirms the tennessee state's position, parents should say. and in tennessee, the hand that writes the paycheck should say what goes on in the schools and that the states can say to an extent it's not to all free speech all the time. states can say what happens in schools. darrow and company are also going to look to the tennessee state constitution, which is where you had traditionally look to protect your rights against the state law and the tennessee state constitution included. one line in its bill of rights. it said no preference shall ever be given by law to any religious establishment or mode of worship. and they say this law, this evolution law, preferences, fundamentalists teachings, another said another piece of the tennessee state constitution said t

a guide dog charity calls for people with piercings and tattoos. the biggest donors to the conservative party, who's accused of making racist remarks. frank hester has donated £10 million to the tories. he reportedly said the labour mp diane abbott made him want to �*hate all black women' and �*should be shot�*. the bbc hasn't verified those comments. he's admitted being rude about her — but says it had nothing to do with her gender or skin colour. diane abbott was the first black woman to become an mp. there are now calls for the conservatives to hand back the money — but the prime minister's resisted that. some other stories now. us lawmakers have passed a bill that could lead to a ban on tiktok across america. they want the apps chinese parent company to sell its american operations within six months. it's over concerns that tiktok could share us users' data with the chinese government, that's been rejected with the chinese government. that's been rejected by tiktok, though. the bill will now go to the senate for final approval. next — people wi

this is fort pierce now.just showed up screen right and look what's going on screen left. wow. it is trump territory on the southeast coast of florida and all those people have showed up for him to come in and listen to. the case is whether or not it could be bumped. a document matter that pertains to mar-a-lago after the president left the white house. we'll see whether or not the trial date stands up or what they decide to do. that's some turnout there. >> martha: quite the escort as well as you see on the full screen of the police in fort pierce, florida, escorting the former president to this court date. you know, this is why this works with the campaign. it doesn't work against the campaign. it doesn't -- it takes him off the campaign trail but puts him right on it. a huge outpouring of support outside of this courthouse and very strong cooperation from the police department in that town as well. so this is quite the scene that we will keep an eye on and be watching it throughout this morning as presiden

great music that sounds especially piercing this evening.ts from sergei prokofiev's ballet romeo and juliet performed by a symphony orchestra. it’s hard to hold back tears here, all the thoughts about those families where trouble came, the sound fills both the space around the crocus and the hearts of those who gathered here this evening, and this is not just a tribute to memory, the music is intended to give strength to those who have lost their loved ones in as a result of the terrorist attack, and of course to support those who... children without a mother, we managed to escape, we ran out of the crocus, and here our family was overtaken by the same white renault of the terrorists, my little son ilya suffered the most, thank you very much to all caring people, ordinary , to our relatives who provided first aid, thanks to those doctors who worked their magic on him all night, now, i think, the worst is behind us. photos of those killed as a result of a terrorist attack are projected onto the wall, music is playing, and exactly at the momen

david spunt is in fort pierce, florida tonight. former president donald trump left the federal courthouse in fort pierce, florida after hours of arguments over when his classified documents trial should begin judge aileen cannon originally scheduled the trial for may 20th. the last legs of the primary election but today signaled it would be delayed after both sides agreed to move things back on the calendar agreed to move the trial to 8th. arguing it's unfair to hold the trial during the height of a campaign, pleading to start it after the election in november. though trump's team says the earliest they can be ready august 12th. special counsel attorney jay bratt said the trial do even take place in the fall arguing that his team is in full compliance with the doj policy that says prosecutors should not take investigative steps, criminal charges, or statements for the purpose of affecting any election. the supreme court has put a pause on trump's other federal criminal case in washington, d.c. where he is accused of trying to overt

his fellow irishman and former bond, pierce brosnan, says that he thinks he'd do a magnificentjob.ging the praises of bridgerton heart—throb rege—jean page. he thinks that he'd be a wonderful bond as well. the next bond film will be the 26th in the series, with insiders saying production is set to start later this year. henry golding would probably would be an outsider choice. finally this half hour, the organisers of a football match in hong kong have begun the process of reimbursing fans disappointed by the non—appearance of the argentine striker lionel messi six weeks ago. almost 40,000 fans attended the friendly between messi's inter miami and a local hong kong team, only for messi to sit out the match because of injury. the no—show sparked boos from the crowd that his absence was a political snub to china. ticket holders will be entitled to a 50% refund, on the condition that they don't launch legal action. bring us to a close is edition of newsday. a reminder that there's plenty of news on her bbc website, including a lot of details on the top story we were telling you about

they spent an hour working on it , they pierced and pierced the skin to their thickness, that’s how theyare the slaves, the first most massive tiers of the primordial ones. stagodja, prychym geta not perasensavanne, but the first transfer of characteristic elements from the past to the new hour, looking at the forms of ancient russian architecture. certain kakoshniki, completed vocan with this, not just an arachka, but a stuck one, this sikavay element, it means, and we mean that there are many other things like this on the smoke of some, some other pas budov, such reflections of that architecture have been sought out , however, i wouldn’t say that these are so ugly... the subject is the most outstanding and the kindest, simple professionalism, just like it was said, let’s use the old russian forms architecture, but we are seeing something new, something new in these elongated forms. in the final part of the complex, a piece of planter will not fall, another fall will have 19 centuries of droplets. a small adn-fave church with a round aperture is placed above the roof. how is she the sam

vampire, also possibly hail, one of the shells landed next to a public transport stop, a fragment piercedr bus, fortunately none of the passengers were injured, let's listen to the commentary passenger, there were no fragments, it obviously came here opposite the building, from there. or a shock wave here, well, basically everyone was safe at the bus stop, no one was hurt. under enemy fire today, the border areas are reported to have been shelled in the grayvaronsky district and the borisovsky district, there is damage in the residential sector, including attack drones. in addition, the night before , ukrainian militants fired at the border village of oktyabrsky and hit it. judging by the video on social networks, they used cluster munitions in order to increase the affected area and cause as many casualties as possible among civilians. the day before, authorities reported that eight people were injured at that moment, including a teenager. repair and restoration work is being carried out in the region, it is being carried out in the correct mode, and builders, despite difficult condition

andrew pierce were on the telly right ? pierce were on the telly right?the studio with us and broadcaster mike parry. you two are having a very good catch up there. we were right, gentlemen, i want to talk about the fact that it's cheltenham style wednesday. what is wrong with that? shouldn't is wrong with that? it shouldn't just be talking about ladies team. >> what's right with it mike parry well, there's nothing right with it. >> i, a cheltenham fanatic. i've probably gone there for the last 20 years. i'm only not there this week. i've got other things to do, but i love cheltenham, because i think you always look stylish when you. well, it's very kind of you, but i tell you what, we were there to what, because we were there to do breakfast show, we do the breakfast radio show, we used there at 4 am. and used to get there at 4 am. and watching cheltenham, we wake up. yeah. and cheltenham itself, the racecourse is a magnificent bowl. it's the greatest sporting arena that i've worked at because it is literally between the hills and the fields of glouceste

so this is the bullet that pierced.d to find out who captured this shevtsov, why, this is very important for us, i’m listening, leader, yes, thank you, we ’re leaving, vadim came here. anya, sergei sergeevich, i thought you were away? no, i came as soon as i found out how he was? not great, but he's getting better. the doctor says that my arrival. clear. he regained consciousness, his speech returned, but he does not remember what happened to him. hold on. oh, here's our convalescent. honestly, no, as soon as i try to remember something, everything immediately slips away , it’s bad, we need some kind of clue, there is a clue, we were told that you shouldn’t worry, believe me , the fact that i don’t remember anything worries me much more stronger, well , if that’s the case, let’s start over. in your delirium, you constantly repeated several words: igor, secret cat, medium. what does it mean? i can't remember. we found someone in your phone igor shevtsov. this is your classmate. well, right before the accident, you called

and the only reason you would use a depleted uranium ammunitions would be for armor piercing. i would think, i don't see where it's effective in anything else. the radioactive, it may not be. it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive than the something it's active uranium, but still it's radioactive. it, it has toxins that it can kill you as a military. we never really know that no one ever really talked about it. it just likes to burn fits that i cover. so we didn't, they, they kept saying everything's good. it's, you know, not, it's not unhealthy for you. it's not, not a bad thing. in joseph, england's book's done pits the police native american soldiers. he revealed another big mystery town. depleted uranium. munitions were disposed of the without to play rainy and being burned into burn pits, it would set up. i mean, then, then it actually is that only had to get terminated area, but it was a domino effect to start finding hundreds of soldiers. i ended up interviewing 1400 soldiers from my book, there were sick and dying from the birth it's it became a big story. and the

right now we'll hear from ambassador pierce. madam am mass door, the floor is yours.applause] -- ambassador, the floor is yours. ambassador pierce: good morning, everybody. thank you, john, very much for that kind introduction. we take our relationship with hudson incredibly seriously. you and i have had many conversations, including about the balkans. i do think the balkans are relevant here because even as we are focused on the war in ukraine, if we lose what was one of the greatest euro-atlantic foreign policy successes of the 1990's, as a path of putin's ma level lens approach to europe, then a lot of other things i think we will see crumble. i think we should keep that in mind even as we rightly focus on ukraine. we also obviously take the special relationship very seriously. whether you want to use the phrase special relationship or not. i think it's obvious that this is a uniquely propound and successful bi-- uniquely profound and successful bilateral relationship. it's part of the embassy's task to continue these shared endeavors in war and peace. i served alo

this photo shows my first wound, and i was sitting in a trench and a mine fell nearby, it pierced myelmet, but thank god it didn’t pierce my skull, this photo was taken 6 hours after my wound, when they brought me to the hospital in moscow, i couldn’t even... i couldn’t touch my stump, i was so offended, it hurt so much, just to understand that my hand was gone, although i can feel it even now, that it is there, i feel my fingers, i feel my elbow, they brought us humanitarian aid, first of all i took the flag, our tricolor, it is the most beautiful, in addition to the drawings that the children wrote to us, and the most valuable thing that came to me from the humanitarian aid, like after all, there was a letter, and when i first read this letter, i, i cried, i am writing this letter to express my gratitude for your service, for protecting the homeland, thanks to your daily work, my loved ones and i can sleep peacefully, take care of yourself, come back there safe and sound, we are waiting for you, with respect alena protsenka, fourth -year medical college student, moscow, it was... t

one of the branches of the windfall pierced the eyeball and entered the brain, but the branch was removedanalysis, and so the examination showed that this boxwood branch, yes. uh-huh, for some time now boxwoods have been found in the ural forest, they are not found, max, they are not found and do not grow, africa, america, china, there is as much of this stuff as you want, but not in our forests, well, how can i explain this, for now i don’t know, sergey sergeevich, well, if our help is suddenly needed, well, i hope it won’t be needed, but thank you. great, where are you going, and i’m home from work. damn, that means there were two killers, yes, this one was waiting for me at the entrance, the second one was standing on the street. near the car, he is there, he saw me in the entrance window and shot twice, that place, where he stood, to the window, 25 meters, yes, he is an excellent shooter, comrade colonel, his identity has been established, this is andrei osin, nicknamed asa, a well-known killer in certain circles, wanted for 3 years, he only took on himself. big things, it’s great tha

but pierce brosnan has also been singing the praises of bridgerton heart—throb rege—jean page.the 26th in the series, with insiders saying production is set to start later this year. should have answered my phone when they called, never mind. one of the most renowned producers in hip—hop music, doctor dre, has been honoured with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. dre, whose real name is andre young, rose to fame in the late 1980s as part of seminal rap group nwa, and was a key figure in the early 1990s hip—hop scene. his debut solo album, 1992's the chronic, was a major success. eminem, 50 cent and snoop dogg were among the stars celebrating him on tuesday. the nine—time grammy award winner said he could never have imagined this honour. the idea of being memorialised on the hollywood walk of fame, an incredible tribute to my artistry. growing up in compton, never imagined i would want day be represented here among some of my childhood heroes. we heard the saying a million times, focus on your passion and the rest will follow, that is exactly what it is for me. i love this ho

best buy the archaeologist in turkey have on earth evidence that people were wearing body piercings as long as 11000 years ago. that's right. if you thought you profession forward that again, the dig in the south east of the country and found beads near skeletons that experts now believe or once worn by those buried they are. it is the 1st time that such objects have been found close to the lips and ears of the bodies leading archeologist to conclude that they were in fact body piercings. so that's a lot to think about is reminder of our top story. russia has begun evacuation somebody. silverado region bordering crane android criminal russian forces based in new crane, carried out. several raids, russian president vladimir putin says he is stepping up defenses in the area. you want your dw do is after a short break. i'll be back to the, to take the right back, the no simple way to substitute direct to oxford. and my dear travels along with him of the fact to a young country that has known almost her family's history is inseparably linked to the struggles of freedom and the desire in 45

and the wind pierced the white song in the steppe , oh you swearing ukraine, how can it be, we’ll be removed, in the blue sky, brother, two white doves, these are our souls... just rushed away, what have we done with you, brother, maybe? lord, let me go and forgive me, what have we done with you brother, maybe god will let me go and forgive me. strength, spirit, patience, good mood to everyone, see you later, thank you. vitaly aksenov. since the beginning of 2023, the partizan fm group has given about 10 concerts for those mobilized in hospitals. all over. from kaliningrad and crimea to blagoveshchensk. today at the holacconcert they will present the song "volnovakha", which is dedicated to the soldiers of the 155th separate guards marine brigade of the pacific fleet, as well as to all the valiant to the soldiers of our homeland. this song was played on march 22 , 2023 in a friendly fraternal company, on a trip with a humanitarian convoy to the city of volnovakha. folk group partizan fm. at the commandant's checkpoint, we got bertha shaking the syanka, hitting the adrenaline in the h