these are dangerous storms going through raleigh. they'll calm down over the next couple of hours but immediately it's kind of dicey. here's the father's day outlook. we do get some relief east of the mississippi but the other heat wave is building in the central u.s. 98 degrees expected in dallas. 101 in north platt. here we go again. midweek in chicago, atlanta, raleigh, temperatures getting close to or over 100 degrees for another dangerous heat wave coming. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this friday night, and to the deadly shooting at an alabama church. a gunman opening fire at a potluck dinner, fatally killing two people. we learned a third person has now died as well. police called to the scene of an active shooter. a hero inside the church pinning the gunman down until authorities arrived. st. stephen's episcopal church, thece struck by gun violence. tonight the suspect, a 70-year-old man who had been seen at the church before, is charged. elwyn lopez is on the scene in a

[applause] only because i had a raleigh address. no other reason. my friend mike andrews, who became a congressman, came in one day and said, gene, i'm going to run for congress, i need a campaign manager. and i reached for my pocket. and he said, i don't want a contribution, i need you to be my campaign manager. and i said what. yes it can, i go -- i don't know anything about campaigns. he said, all i need is one thing, i need a campaign manager with it raleigh address because there's more voters in wake county than any other one -- and one reason was why i came in and became his campaign manager, don't know anything about campaigns, i was a lawyer, came to washington. i never drink but it went to cocktail parties because in january, there's not much else to do. but guess who i kept running into at the cocktail parties? [laughter] was a lawyer friend of mine, rufus, who said, gene, i've got three attorneys on the warrior gate committee but none it been in court and none knew about the investigation and clean please come over and for not join us and

school for the deaf dumb and blind and raleigh, north carolina the raleigh arsenal contracted with that school to make cartridges and the young boys of the school that were who were able to do so cast these bullets and the school made about a million rounds during the war so they made a lot in 69 58 and 54 caliber all three major calibers. so take a look. you can see how poorly cast it is and then if you look at the base look how much thicker it is on the bottom as opposed to the top a very poorly cast bullet. next to it is an austrian copy. the state of north carolina also imported these moles from austria these european style bullets. they are a little different that they don't have a conical base. they have a flat base and they were designed when the musket was fired that the base was would be forced up and force out this middle thin which would catch the rifling so yet another variant. next to that we see a bullet known by collectors as a high base. that's a collector's term the charleston arsenal produced these these were cast and you see they have basically two rings here and very

i'll ask if i grew up in raleigh. my answer is no not yet. ladies and gentlemen, we're moving along and we've had such wonderful people tonight mark feldstein. he's the richard easton chair on broadcast journalism at the university of maryland. right, there is mark. my old friend lawrence larry meyer former reporter and editor of the washington post. he was here every day of the hearings. and he said he's written a book and he's got me in it as a character and will not tell me what it is. and i i see trouble looming. uh, we also have martin sram formerly newsday bureau chief and syndicated columnist and they are going to analyze. the role in watergate of the of the journalism and the changing watchdog roll and what is then and now so i'm going to call right now. over here brother mark feldstein you come right here and take over and you'll be better talking into this. yes, sir. um, so thank you. i'm honored to be here. uh, martin schram and lawrence meyer both covered watergate. at the time including these urban hearings and i guess marty you

we're being down with rain from high heat for the us se that through to the carolinas. raleigh. at 38 degrees of showers and storms for central portions of mississippi state temperatures coming down just a smidge through the desert. southwest figures at $39.00 still breezy for the bay area, san francisco wind gusts, about 50 kilometers per hour. and we've got rounds of rain to come for portland, with its heat through montana. it's going to spread into central canada. so when a pig you're in the thick of it, as we look towards sunday $36.00 degrees, the record is $38.00 out showers in storms of cool. the atmosphere round the great lakes chicago at 23. but give it a bit. your temperature is going to shoot up over the next 24 to 48 hours. persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia and we've got some pretty lively storms, eastern paraguay stretching into the southeast of brazil. that includes port o lego with the high $21.00 degrees. i'll tell you what we may see some snow for the falkland islands, including port stanley over the next few days, fierce in the o ah ah, wherever

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shows me is up because all us to little squealing from scope when dora most grace florida at the raleigh rules and okay in the mental is what it well. so she models can ukrainian armed forces, open fire on civilians in mario on may. the nice on that day as is tradition of presidents with celebrating victory over fascism a with with with . ready in february 2014, mario po, please sided with the pro russian residence. the ukranian army used combat vehicles against them. most of the fighting took place around the cities, police department building. ah, charles little oak. ready ready ready biting they just love. ready because all, yeah, digital it on, you know, in the holding says, daniel, with the she can, that's the sort of a push a little the way you. no, but i need to speak with somebody about them. a kidney stone, moorehead or beckett that i could someone give, i would like me to send uniform, get my question. thank you a little bit wanted he'd been up and hold it. so local combustion, it was done. you won't by him that only by not going around those. you know, that was our but the lea

but is the raleigh this week sustainable? we'll check in with our markets correspondent, also coming up could germany be heading for a nuclear revival? the energy squeeze could give them little of the options we'll hear from an expert . and the war and ukraine is being felt far afield. argentina is struggling, as the price of food staples is rising. i'm daniel winter and it's time for dw business. major ma kids are ending the week on a high with stocks rising and bucking the downward trend of recent weeks. looking at the week as a whole. the s and p 500 was up nearly 6 percent a little under 5 percent for the dow and tech focus. nasdaq racing ahead with well over 7 percent. i mean that's a welcome relief. as all those indexes are still down over all by double digits since the start of the year. and we're going to go over to our jens quarter, who is our financial guru, who's always going to go through all of these things next by them for us. yes, as always is good to see you. is this irrational exuberance that we're seeing on

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louis, atlanta in the 90s, raleigh in the 90s but humidity levels drop down considerably. getting to your local forecast in the next thirty seconds. has an accent table aisle? and a sofa aisle even a throw pillow aisle? that's right, though it's not in our stores we have endless aisles of furniture and decor on homedepot.com ready to make any space feel like home. get your home, made with furniture, decor and free delivery from homedepot.com >>> good wednesday morning. we will have hot temperatures reaching 97 degrees, livermore. 87, napa. san jose, mid-90s. low 80s up and down the peninsula. an increase in humidity with monsoon moisture coming up from southern california. >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> thank you coming up an inside look at the on going travel woes at airports from coast to coast and why things might get even worse just in time for the july fourth rush and we're going help you deal with the crowds and get a plan in place should your flight get delayed. >>> and are sharks much closer to us than you think the unexpected new discovery about their

coming as over 235 million americans are set to experience 90-degree days this week, from up north to raleigh. for more on this we turn to michelle grossmann good morning, michelle. >> good morning, phillip i know it feels hlike we have i all today. it feels like, it will feel like 110 in some spots. we have the threat for severe weather. and lower elevation rain we could see two feet of snow in the highest elevations of mountains, that's going to add to the rivers rising there we are looking at storms early this morning the same complex that moved through chicago yesterday is moving through parts of the ohio valley into the northeast. we do have severe thunderstorm watches. that is where you see the yellow line, the yellow boxes and we're looking downpours that are torrential lightning and thunder as well and the possibility of very strong storms. that's our ig aboutest concern with with these complex 20 million people at rex with winds gusting to 60 miles per hour could see damaging hail, a tornado or two is possible we'll talk more about the severe weather and record-setting heat coming up

truck raleigh goers say that if congress did not make changes to save lives, voters will. in washington i am bree jackson for nbc news. >>> there were some tense mom moments at the march for our lives moment in washington. you can see people in that crowd rushing to get away from the stage after a manual something about a gun. this happened during a moment of silence honoring those that died in the massacre in uvalde, texas. it took several minutes for everyone to calm down. >> somebody decided to show up and put the fear that we live with every day to life. thank you, for staying here. and, to all of you, i love you. we will fight for you. >> police detained a man near the stage but it is not clear if he was arrested. fierce fighting continues today after a warning from the ukraine president. they said they could be facing hunger related to a lack of food. they said of the russian invasion drags on and he says, they are stopping shipments from going to other countries. he says this war takes international law far beyond ukraine. >>> there areas where russia has advanced a

because as of those at raleigh, see? no, she's duma. so poor am bessie love the power. but there may he does so bow to the yellow body, b. c disa, soci. bundle them what? it is any roku, basil francais effect. bacteria progress humor, booking. do sick is josefina. go la places that there for me, the military of all say the zill musial on put by deal. good sir. poor. so will assume the lens on the good. they saw the process lamp or the not the by gives on. as i said, what was unusual, the dollar dong could. i did dip, we ah, ah, the british heavily colonized west africa in the 2nd half of the 19th century, which is how they came by the famous benign bronzes. king of and rom, when tried to resist the british, but could only delayed inevitable. in $1897.00, a full scale, offensive captured benign city and over rum when surrendered british soldiers took around $5000.00 artifacts, including the bronzes. and they were divided up between coat deserving offices. the british museum in london and auctions held to pay for the costs of the military expedition. the benign bronzes be

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select committee. cassidy hutchinson has said then us president. donald trump was told people at his raleigh were armed with guns and knives. she also said trump trying to take the steering wheel of the white house. lindsay, when he was told, it was not taking him to the capital, talks between the ecuadorian government and indigenous groups to end a nation wide feels try and have been suspended following an attack on a military convoy discussions in a capital case. were you to resume on tuesday, but they were called off off to the attack left one soldier dead, and 12 others injured. protests are broken out in the indian tourist city. would i for after a man was murdered in registered state, 2 men arrested for the attack. say it was in response to controversial comments made against the prophet mohammed biopharma spokeswoman of the governing b. j. p. parting. and those, the headlines, the news continues here on our 0 after one or one east. goodbye. outside of the conflict in the crate. how concerned should we be about this on to build on we bring the stories in different months that are rapid

the stakes are high a heckler briefly interrupted bodeans raleigh speech. it was such bodine has been da since 2019. he says his goal has been reforming the criminal justice system, but those supporting the recall believe his approach to crime has led to increased crime rates recall supporters stood in the rain on 19th avenue telling voters why the da has got to go go is going to recall chase a boudin san francisco's have realized that what he is doing is not the job of a district attorney and that they don't feel safe and they want something different a recent poll by the san francisco standard found over half of registered voters 57% support recalling bodine while 22% planned to reject the recall bodine's campaign tweeted its internal polling suggests. the race is tied 48 to 48, but no one is claiming victory until the votes are counted what we to say is a poll is only so good as those who actually turn in their ballots, it's san francisco cornell bernard abc 7 news. every registered voter in california is getting a mail-in ballot for this election. you c

you know, he was got turned at the raleigh, the getting beat up. he was getting beat up through protester side of things. people were getting, remember people have to know that it's really ramp it in the people are getting out to turn to other things, to alcohol, drug, other addictions. and so it's, it's, you know, it's, this makes clean breaking and so yeah it's, there's going to be a whole $180.00 on a lifestyle my situation when i got out it was like, i'm alone out here. like i'm completely isolated. i'm alone. and i would try to tell people what my experience was like, but no one could we leave, you know, and it sounds like this guy that we're seeing right now is what i'm hearing is loan uncertainty. you know, cut off. i think happy to know the others are here to understand what it's like to be in the movement. to understand what else i can get out of the movement. to understand what is like post change is possible. there's a way out there is life after, hey, you know, with a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy

. >> raleigh, north carolina. donald is an independent watching their. good morning, welcome to the conversation. >> good morning. i just want to say that -- >>. >>,, i like most americans, i'm concerned with inflation in the high cost of gas. the price of gas in the united kingdom is five 79. in germany it's five 67. in portugal it's 5:35 a gallon. so the united states is not isolated in this instance. the price of gas is a worldwide phenomenon at this point. so there is a lot. of demand in america, being tied down with the pandemic. the pandemic was much worse than it had to be because donald trump divide there is such a thing is coronavirus for the first 3 to 6 months of its existence. causing the u.s. to lose more than 1 million people. rather than perhaps the 200,000 it could've been. >> donald, you're going down a different direction here. he touched them points you made. what about the role of opec? to find opec for our viewers, remind them and what role other playing in the price? >> so opec has now become opec plus. obviously it is this consorti

. >> for now we stranded we don't have a way to get to raleigh. >> reporter: the faa warning that summer storms are to blame. american and delta have canceled the most flights this week the biggest problem still not enough pilots to fly their schedules after thousands took early retirement during the pandemic off-duty pilots plan to picket outside airports nationwide, demanding changes to pay, benefits and schedules >> is the cumulative effect of continuously flying overtime months after month after month adds up, and it's to say i'm not going to do it >> reporter: delta says its goal is to provide pilots with the best compensation and profit sharing. united and se un united regional companies have raised wages >> we have these kinds of rekwieshmentes based on safety judgments, and i haven't seen any change in the safety rationale for that >> reporter: the hope is that the airlines will be able to right-size their schedules for the staffing levels they have in time for thanksgiving and christmas. >> thanks to tom costello for that report. >>> overnight, a warm reception for the republica

his family and other ap, i community members gathering in the city yesterday for raleigh kron four's rob nesbitt caught reports on the family's calls for justice for all victims of anti-asian hate crimes. >> these chance were called out on the steps outside the hall of justice in san francisco, calling for justice in the case of each of town of pok. the the 84 year-old died in january of last year after he was pushed to the ground in the end of this the neighborhood and he did nothing wrong. he did not provoke anyone. >> what happened to him was just horrible. the rally was held on bryant street ahead of a preliminary hearing for the suspect charged in the case. 20 year-old antwon watson, amy retama park the join the calls for justice for her father tuesday morning. issue number. you be said to be treated equally. >> that is that the probe is up to him got a life. >> how community he said safety, several acts of violence against elderly asian americans and pacific islanders have a committed by younger black meant doctor carolyn scott stood up tuesday to call for unity between the 2 c

way into a government building in phoenix, smashing glass walls and doors. officials declared the raleigh, their lawful assembly. demonstrations also took place in new york, boston, los angeles, and other major coastal cities to the poorest of my body. my choice president biden slammed the court's decision as a tragic on historic area. make no mistake. this decision is a combination of a deliberate effort over decades upset the balance of our law. it's a realization of an extreme ideology in a tragic care by the supreme court. in my view, with a cascade of anti abortion legislation in individual states is expected to follow the supreme court ruling effect in nearly half of the country. states will decide their own policies independent of washington, d. c, with conservative states, likely to bring in either partial or full bombs, hospitals in at least 8 states up already stop providing such services. daniel is our author of the velvet crew, the constitution, the supreme court on the decline of american democracy believes the decision will only deepen divisions in the us. essentially it rol

. >> only that a detective has been assigned to that of raleigh's incident but no suspects at this timene says likes a strong. she's feeling better during her first day home. but with some help from her parents getting around wanting the shooter to know the seriousness of the pellet gun, they were using. the bullet was literally an inch from my heart. it could kill me. >> hoping others will be spared the same pain in san jose. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> jury selection in the kristin smart murder trial has begun in monterey county. the cal poly student went missing 26 years ago while walking home from a party. paul floors. now 45 years old is accused of killing smart during an attempted rape in his dorm room. his father, ruben flores, is believed to have helped his son hide the body. both have pleaded not guilty. the trial was moved to salinas after a judge ruled the suspects could not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. happening tomorrow in san jose. closing arguments begin for the former theranos coo and elizabeth holmes. ex-boyfriend. >> sunny balwani holmes and her acts were char

s . government after raleigh and support, and then president donald trump, lead to the storming of the u. s. capital. they are now saying it is more than okay to do so. and they are certainly not holding back a with oh, i morning, the radical supreme court is that this rating american rights and endangering there's health and safety that the congress will continue to act. to overcome this extreme isn't and extremism and protect the american people. spot of we were trying to january 6, 2021. this same politicians weren't nearly as supportive of any kind of civil unrest. in fact, they openly condemned it. it is outrageous. what happened to us that the capital of the united states was invaded by domestic carriers on this day last year, a mob of domestic terrorist stormed our nation's capital. it was insult. on our democracy, it was installed in our constitution assault on the congress that the united states . you make no mistake, our democracy was on the brink of catastrophe that day. the call, the action in this case has been to encourage americans to flood the streets and to make their

chicago, atlanta, raleigh, temperatures close to or over 100 degrees for another dangerous heat wave coming. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this friday night, and a deadly shooting at an alabama church. a gunman opening fire at a pot luck dinner fatally killing two people. we learned a third person died now as well. police called to the scene of an active shooter. a hero in the church pinning the gunman down until police arrived. the latest safe space struck by gun violence. tonight, the suspect, a 70-year-old man who had been seen at the church before. elwyn lopez is in alabama. >> reporter: tonight, authorities charging a 70-year-old man with capital murder, accused of killing three people inside of a church. >> have an active shooter situation. much. >> reporter: late today, robert fi findlay smith shown in this mug shot opened fire during a pot luck dinner thursday. >> he produced a handgun and began shooting, striking three victims. >> reporter: the founder of that church saying his wife spotted the suspect there more than o

we understand that he blamed mark meadows for that so prior to leaving the raleigh site, so that is a life picture from capitol hill where the u. s. house committee investigating the january 6 riots and the storming of the capital is holding a surprise. hearing to present recently have claimed evidence and to start witness . right there is cassidy hutchinson. she is a former top aid to mark meadows, who's the chief of staff, or donald trump. what she said so far is that according to her testimony, that is meadows told her on january 2nd 2021. that quote, things might get real real bad on january 6th. also, she testified against the president, trump's authority, rudy giuliani, who told her quote something to the effect of we're going to the capitol will take a short break on al jazeera. we'll have more coverage of the testimony in just a moment. ah ah. and those journalists and the police violently, the 1st crisis with these are some of the 10s of thousands of people try to flee. gobble inspired to program, making welcome to generation chains, unrivalled with broadcasting. white people

busy walls and doors officials declared the raleigh there on the left. and the demonstrations also took place in new york, boston, los angeles, and other majors to these 2 chorus of my body. my choice president biden flung the court's decision as a conflict in historic era. make no mistake. this decision is a combination of a deliberate effort over decades upset the balance of our law. it's a realization of an extreme ideology in a tragic air by the supreme court in my view. so what happens now will a cascade of anti abortion legislation in individual states is expected to follow. the supreme court ruling affecting nearly half of the country states will decide their own policies independently, with conservative states, likely to bring in either partial or full bonds. hospitals in at least 8 states. we're ready. stop providing such services. journalist and author, daniel is our believes the court's decision will only deepened divisions in the u. s. essentially, it rolls the clock back by 50 years, all center and left. men and women are, are losing face an

well, ileo also spoke with some a count raleigh. today, head of the indian business alliance about the current state of the global economy . one of the big questions that delegates will cross with this week. the whole while is wing in the session. and there is some one has to be blamed for it. so definitely is not russia because they didn't bring this situation. so the western world and i make a broader tradition where wed hold off because when to go in crisis, it's often being said that by boy caught seeing trade with russia. the western countries are only opening up new opportunities for asian powers and emerging asian markets. we missed the train. it was really big opportunity for in 9090. we're getting one more time chance to get the mystery. so definitely yes is going to be a very, very big interest for all nation companies. and let me tell you why not, why not asian companies. you see the economy of india. we are the 3rd world biggest economic lee in india, i having a lot of wrong information about russia. one act is not enoug

we don't have a way to get to raleigh >> reporter: the faa warning today summer storms are creating problems >> obviously there'll be delays throughout the southeast no matter what airport you're at from charlotte all the way down southbound >> reporter: american and delta have canceled the most flights this week. the biggest problem still not enough pilots to fly their schedules after thousands took early retirement during the pandemic tomorrow off-duty delta pilots plan to picket outside airports nationwide demanding changes to pay, benefits and schedules. >> a cumulative effect of continuously flying over time, months after months after months just adds up and pilots are making that tough safety call to say i'm not going to do it >> reporter: delta says its goal is to provide pilots with the best compensation based on pay, retirement, work rules and profit sharing united, american and several regional carriers have already raised pilot pay, even tripling it. but transportation secretary buttigieg tells lester raising the mandatory pilot retirement age beyond 65 is not likely >> right now

cal raleigh going yard off blackburn to dead center solo home run to nothing mariners in the second nowthree in the fifth when jesse winker that one's gone also to center, almost the same spot 422 ft five nothing. blackbird forties pitch. 10 hits seven runs. the mariners win it in a route nine. nothing and listen to this. the a's have now lost 20 of their last 24 games. stanley cup final tampon home ice, hoping to even up the series at two games apiece, and we go to overtime tied at two. qadri gets free streaks and on net makes a great move fires at the net. at first, they didn't call it a goal because they couldn't find the park. but the replay shows cadre snuck it right under the goalies, armpit. and the avalanche, winning three to take a 31 lead in the series . colorado look at them celebrate back in denver, ohio. yeah, they're now one win away from their first championship since 2000 and one but the draft should be fun. and then we'll take a little break from basketball for awhile. good sounds good. thank you for watching everybody. have a great night. good night. we'll see you nigh

all the way to omaha, nebraska, it's going to feel like 101 in some spots, 98 degrees in nashville, raleigh 98 90s in maryland. houston 99 degrees tomorrow we're going to keep the heat in place as well into the upper 90s in minneapolis, 99 in louisville and 100 degrees in charlotte. later on this week, still warm, not maybe quite as warm in parts of the upper midwest, but we're looking at the upper 80s in new york city by thursday. we'll talk more about the heat, guys we're also looking at strong to severe storms today as well. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> today marks three weeks since 19 children and two teachers were killed in their school by a teenager with an assault rifle. and the public outcry may have finally pushed senators into action a bipartisan group reaching a framework for a stricter set of gun safety laws. nbc's brie jackson joins us now from d.c brie, good morning so, what made the cut and what didn't >> reporter: good morning, phillip. republicans and democrats doing what almost no one thought they could, reaching a deal on guns the president saying it would be th

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so, joe raleigh running for reelection, saying, i'm giving up my media. i paid, for its mine, but it's more important for these two people for our legislature. more important for them to be integrated. by the, way the why last election, -- one. i want to become the first african american to serve on the governor's staff. and, so we both came out winners. so, i city and people all the time, these experiences you have, it may look like that obstacle is a block but it very well could be a steppingstone if you respond appropriately to it. >> congressman, one of our wonderful librarians has a question for you. ruby murray asks, if you might say a little bit about the political damage that the slogan, defund the police, acted to candidates in the recent elections? do you have any suggestions for a better framework for the urgent need for police reform, moving forward? >> yes, i do. i've been writing about it and i've been talking about it. i think we have to all reimagine policing. if you are a lawyer and you are policed by the bar association. just a few weeks

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i protested raleigh across america, calling for gun law reforms up to recent mass shootings, warnings that ukraine is running out of ammunition in the east. as the u commission president makes a surprise visit to keith and replanting the rain forest. we visit columbia communities trying to bring their surroundings back to life. ah, we're going to begin with the stalk warning from china's defense minister of foreign interference and taiwan is doomed to fail by fingers address the shangri la dialogue and singapore is the latest and the spot between washington and beijing over ty, ones future. on saturday, the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, accused beijing of intimidation and aggression towards the island. china says its reunification with the mainland is inevitable. john, during your we will resolutely crush any attempt to pursue taiwanese independence. let me make this clear. anyone dares to see taiwan from china, we will not hesitate to fight. we will fight at all costs and we will fight to the end. this is the only choice for china. jessica washington's in singapore with more

busy love other guy, and he was the quite very game raleigh's the whole nation in supporting the team. it provides rest boys from the horrors of the war. the killings are happening, atrocities are happening on a daily basis. the welsh crowd applauded the ukrainian anthem, just as the scottish crowd had before ukraine's semi final victory in glasgow. ah, but unlike in glasgow, that great number of chances in front of gold didn't lead to them opening the scoring. instead a free kick with 10 minutes to go in the 1st half, gave a chance to wales his former rel, madrid stalk dejaris bale. as he took it did thanks to a deflection of glasgow goal hero under a yar malenko as he tried to head it clear as time at the way in the 2nd half another score in scotland, autumn dove big seemed like he would level for ukraine on wales keep at wayne hennessy was there to deny him. the weight is all that full time whales, one, you crate. no one's on the way to the finals at the end of the game. i think we just wanted to show our appreciation to them and to what, what they're going to as a nation. and i th