. >> ray: it's amazing. good for them. congratulations, there's nothing greater, nothing greater. >> mike: got a 3-3 game in the third. ray ferraro, emily kaplan, mike monaco, our entire crew, coyle, dragged through, lindholm denied, and then a sprawling samsonov covers. >> ray: the bruins have just not generated much at all, since the end of the first period, that's just their ninth shot on goal. sweet little give and go. coyle finds lindholm getting behind brayden mcnabb. coyle wants to snap this pass as hard as he can, so the deflection has a chance to get up into the top of the net. well read and well played by samsonov to knock away the latest bruins chance. >> ray: face-off to the right of samsonov, controlled by the bruins. cha charlie mcavoy, toward the back door, geekie gloves it down, and pressured by hague. out high, pastrnak wheels, protects, and cycles it along toward geekie. zacha tried to settle the bouncing puck up the boards, fighting with nick. pressure there, won by vegas and stopped by swayman. >> ray:

. >> ray: beecher hits the one post by himself. the chance for sam carrick, chips up over the glove of swayman. hits the cross bar. look at this play by zacha. he realizes he's in too tight. he finds geekie, and geekie's got the whole net. vincent trocheck is going to try and block it, but geekie just flubd flubbed it. it flipped off his stick. he's had a great month for the bruins after a slow start for the year coming off a career high 17 goals last year. geekie's got seven in the month of january, and would have liked to have started february with one there. >> mike: what do you think is allowed for that with geekie? >> ray: i think coming into the year thinking i've got to score, i've got to score. he's not supposed to score 35 goals, at 17, why can't i get 25, pretty soon, you lose the way you were playing last year. now playing with david pastrnak lately doesn't hurt either. >> mike: no question about that. lindholm tried to sell through the slot. picked up there by pmarchand. marchand with it, turns away from fox. tried to c

i'm back with ray.ugs give it a bit of seasoning. the size of your hand. sizes, you know? of the big things? possible. or a sunday dinner. i'll be more like you. fergus laughs in 30 years, adult obesity rates in england have doubled, with the highest levels in the most deprived areas. billion a year. so can the jabs help turn the tide? i've come to glasgow to meet professor naveed sattar, who leads the uk government's 0besity healthcare goals programme. mental health, and really has an impact on every discipline in medicine. what about willpower? people still think, er, individuals are lazy or greedy. over the last 50 years. so we've made it far too easy for people to consume and others don't. i think it's genes. the genes dictate your ability to withstand food. they've tried their best within the context of their lives but they haven't managed. is there a danger that by removing this sort of sense of personal responsibility — blaming it on genes — "it's not your fault," and we ought to say to people, i

ray is 62, and works part—time in a care home.e's battled with his weight for most of his life, i was actually outside, waiting to go into the theatre, for this table." and what did you weigh then? um... i think i was probably 20... maybe 2a, i think. 2a stone? ray has now had the surgery that was postponed. he must lose weight first. you know, weight obviously plays a big part in that — your ankles, your circulation, everything. so i think the heart is the... is the kiddie as well, you know. so... it puts everything... you know, puts so much pressure on it. so i'd like to be around for a bit longer if i could. nicola has multiple health conditions, including a genetic nicola, how much of your day do you spend here? into this room, and then i'm here all day into the evening. yeah. my world has shrunk. by literally not moving. as a pre—school teacher. i would say i'd love to. i used to go to the gym. i could walk a mile and a half and stand on my feet for eight ray and nicola are both eligible for a new weight—loss by celebrities l

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on renewable energy, ray long. wherever you'rejoining us from in the world, on day one of his second presidency, donald trump pulled the world's biggest economy out of the world's most significant agreement to combat man—made climate change. it was signed by barack obama in 2015. from the agreement. on his first day in office in 2021. and in yet another twist in this tale, the billionaire and former republican mayor of new york mike bloomberg has said his philanthropic agencies will give the united nations but president trump is seeking to reverse more than just on the campaign trail, he made clear his plans to get oil and gas flowing in greater quantities and killjoe biden�*s part of the former president's inflation reduction act. in the last few days of his presidency, joe biden�*s so, other than leaving the paris climate agreement, on day one, he declared a national emergency to speed up permits he's making drilling for oil and gas in the arctic and along the coast of the united states possible again. new electr

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the fbi under director ray never got his priorities straight. with respect to weaponization, i would like to turn to a letter i wrote july 20 of 2022. that letter noted that assistant special agent in charge was a key official involved in opening the case that became the jack smith law fair operation. that is not supposed to happen. an official at tebow's rank and position isn't supposed to open cases, that is the job of special agents. for those who don't remember tebow was the anti-trump agent that violated the hatch act for his blue conduct in office. my letter also noted that richard pilger, who ran the justice department's election crime branch was involved in the approval. now i would like to call the committee's attention to something i'm going to share with you information about the fbi that has never been made public before. do you have those. in my hand are a series of fbi -- the first is an email that tebow sent to subordinate agent on february the 14th, 2020 two. he said "here's a draft opening language we discussed. the draft openin

monday is the first real world test when the senry rai sensor rai ai sensor is deployed near irvine inthern california. rhyne hopes the low cost and low power system will soon help bay area firefighters as well. new orleans will be the center of the sports universe this weekend when the super bowl takes place this sunday at super bowl 59. and we've got a look at the superdome, where security will be extra tight this weekend. the big game always a big security challenge. but with president trump attending this year and the recent new year's day terror attack, authorities are being extra vigilant. we spoke with one of the city's top crime fighting leaders about what's being done, along with a verizon representative who says some of the same measures will be adopted when next year's super bowl arrives in the bay area. january 1st has just helped us increase our technology and just bring everybody together so that we can make sure that we are leveraging technology as we know it in the public safety space. tanisha and i have actually had the pleasure of meeting with the city of santa clara,

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a ray common sense. thank you, tom. >> thanks for having me. griff: all right., we are just hours away from super bowl lix only on fox, and will cain is live in new orleans ahead of the kickoff. hey, will. will: griff, 45 super bowls have experienced next to me, jim gray said it's still pretty cool to sit on the field. i ask jim for his top three memories, he said, will, i'm going to give you one, and it didn't happen while the clock was running. that answer when we come back on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ this is the tempur-pedic breeze mattress, and it's designed to help you feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... no kicking off the covers... or blasting the air conditioning. because only the tempur-pedic breeze is made with our one-of-a-kind cooling technology — that pulls heat away from your body. so, the mattress feels up to 10 degrees cooler all night long. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets. shop now at tempurpedic.com. (♪) is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? while bitcoin etfs might offer a

we also know that the 3 is ray news, who had been held in captivity by mazda ever since the october 7th, to talk have been released. that was this morning now as rel is with, by releasing the 183 palestinians that are part of this, the latest hostage deal. a 5th that happened for over the last few weeks ever since not cecil. i came into effect the quote in for about 3 weeks now for that is the scene at the moment as we speak in the west, fine just called 1 pm, that's waiting throughout the day to see as more of those prisoners free. many of them are being fost freedom for many, many years. they return home. so that's probably the what i want to talk about some revelations emerging about us a id which that is pretty tough week. mike bens, the former state department official, has given details. examples of the agencies assets to gain influence on even top of government. basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base instal

a now some x rays say that he uses this. let's clean the whole gaza molto to pressure salad is like in 2019 the us and israel floated at west bank annexation only to rock, but in exchange for normalization. with the united arab emirates, could saudi arabia follow the same playbook while it's too early to say, we have to wait and see, but all in all, we have to say that it's in the middle of the stakes for this is it could be a higher still unclear, by the way, if he'll return to israel before the next hosted release on sunday on such a day for now, he remains in you as preparing for a visit with trumps. scheduled for tuesday. that would really appreciate the region with vc spa lodge. the holding for now in gauze, or the audit has shifted its focus to the west bank with huge explosions. working janine, the long going rates in the north of the city have seen the mass demolition of homes that report say east one hospital was also damaged. meanwhile, as well as hotline finance ministers cool for broder occupation of the west ban

we're trying to bridge the gap rings, x square to use x rays is that we have learned overseas to rebuild our country. the way to preserve hundreds of syrians and take, have gathered in damascus from all over the world in the 1st of its kind event. software engineer, seals and entrepreneurs, mostly from silicon valley, see the regime change as an opportunity to kick start to use technology sector. now i think it's a great opportunity to find all these efforts together to build something awful, something new, something that with the state level in the long run economic institutions have bought the industry experts to connect to city and dies for students and professions. here, organize the state building connections and exchange of scientific, intellectual and professional knowledge will help build collaboration. in addition to building joint started doing is to create jobs. we set a goal of 25000 tech jobs in syria in 5 years. we believe that this is really good for syria and for the world. syrians will be able to participate in solving more problems as well as syrians would be able to st

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mining and when we talked about mining, we are not just talking about on we are talking about sutton, ray, i think we got to be found in the sea. we are talking about the right of navigation on how that is going to be as useful as should be useful to the african countries. and we are saying that many african countries don't have the capacity. we are talking about us deposits which are not being exploited in the money that they should. we are talking about many things that can happen in those spaces on the sea. could indeed be a major game changer event fall identity ship. we now know that there is the knowledge that would enable people to actually enjoy the dividends of power generation. and not only that, the country is now the beginning to use see was to move decided the nation. and this, this, that the nation plans are going to be useful, but particularly as our ground worked on in, on what does become poor on poor. and as we deplete the equip fuzz, in many countries in the continental profit. we are going to discover that in did these particular processes of decided the nation and is

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and then at the new build ray, the group of students have been attacked by the local members of the serbian progressive party of the ruling party. and that is how it differs located at the faculty of dramatic cars to begin. and then it spreads out through all 4 or 5 universities and serbia and the initial supports from i suppose students and professors. and that's how you that's going basically started. okay, i the house i managed to organize such a massive protest. so wow, i'm so peacefully. yeah, well i mean i've been students and serbia have a long tradition to protest. it started in the ninety's during the most rich. in these days, they are organized into individual direct democracy, drew a plan or the sessions, and which kind of the trees, the participation and fully to move them and sort of darcy. but they also being supported by academic community, but also by other communities of emphasizing. for example, i'm on my faculty, back with your political sizes is not, you know, the central government and we have community of the companies of neighbors of a retired people for supporting st

i'm joined by the president of the american council on renewable energy, ray long. industry right nowere. thanks for the question. well, things are a little different right now. certainly different from the past few years ithink, you know, one of the interesting and exciting the united states. about industrial processes being electrified, we're looking at an increase in electricity demand is needed by 2030. so, that's a lot of electricity that we need and it's an incredible opportunity for all the different projects operated, and it's contributing to the economy. so, i see the policy landscape changing right now happening at the top of washington politics right now? there are no... when you think about the campaigns over the last year and the language that was used, you know, they were going to approach energy and so many other things. so, ithink, you know, we had a realistic road map about how they were going to approach it, what changes interior — you know, these are people with deep—seated technologies. administration, different from what we saw during the obama administration. but

this was the scene earlier today on highway one point rays. part of the road.re submerged in water. you can see cars trying to drive through. >> chp is reminding people to be extra careful when you're driving and they're telling people don't drive through this. >> also are in flood water. surrounded a home on sir francis drake boulevard between inverness and point rays. you can see water covering a few steps to get in and out of this home. the person who shot the video tells kron 4 people were actually waiting through 2 to 3 feet of water to try and get to their cars. and this was the scene on platform bridge road just south of point. raise this morning, the car they're partially submerged in the water and it looks like it may have ended up in a ditch. the person who sent us this video says the driver was gone, though when he arrived. new at 10 san francisco police have released surveillance video tonight of last month's shooting that seriously injured. the owner of a cannabis dispensary sfpd held a virtual town hall on that shooting today because officers ende

. >> so much was leaked about so many people like harry truman, doris day, red china, johnny ray, south fire, you know. >> no. i think it was already out there. i'd be really interested to see more of the files just to read up. >> like it was always burning since the world's been turning. >> yeah, for sure. >> with all the revelations about jfk, rfk, and mlk, should the three of them show their faces and explain themselves? >> i feel like they should. >> do you think it's wrong that jfk never came out and spoke after his assassination? >> um, kind of sorta. >> if he said oh, the cia killed me. >> something like that. it would have helped. >> jimmy: you know what, he's got a really god cover. we have a really good show tonight. ariana debose is here. we've got music from my morning jacket, and we'll be right back with harrison ford, so stick around. ♪ >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by nissan. ♪ >> jimmy: hiya. welcome back. tonight, she is an oscar-winning actor. you can see the new movie "love hurts." ariana debose is with us tonight. [ cheering ] then later, from lou

derek ray—hill is the ceo of the internet watch foundation and he told me about the lasting harm thise on its victims. think about the victims in this type of horrific crime. it has a particularly unique dynamic where the perpetrator can be found punished and and yet, years later, you are being revictimized by that content being shared online without detection. by the home secretary and the home office today to do is to recreate images further revictimising the original victim. and it is always a real victim. some people might say, well, we know this is an issue. it's a growing issue. laws like this? we live in such a fast—paced world that it is literally scary for people who are victims of this type about two years ago and began tracking it. of its type in the world to take this specific action. and yes, of course, we all wish that we could be constantly ahead of these criminal trends, but in this case, it is a big step forward to keep more children safe and what's your assessment of how successful, effective, we've seen a four—fold increase in al generated or moderating a platform f

we are honored to be joined by three of our former governors, governor earl ray tomlin.applause] governor joe manchin iii. [applause] an governor jim justice -- and governor jim justice. [applause] thank you. we are grateful for your service. taking the oath of office, it's more than a ceremonial gesture. it's a promise. it's a promise to fight every day to help west virginia reach your potential. today is the dawn of a new era, a symbolic new start for our state. today, we set our sights on something truly great, a future where west virginia is thriving in that shining state in the mountains. and make no mistake about it. every west virginia and will have an important role to play in building this amazing and prosperous state. west virginia is facing some real challenges that need to be addressed. the d.c. elites, the news media, hollywood, they all looked down on us. they don't think we can overcome our challenges. they don't think we can succeed. they don't want us to succeed. they stand in our way. i have a message for them. we are going to prove you wrong. [applause

they could make it to hollywood now, the ray-bans, and celebrate him. >> there was a backup quarterback by a cantankerous coach for mike many years. while he didn't want him to play, he didn't want anyone else to have him. the key is not necessarily what biden's plans are, but what caa's plans are. a big one to scoop him up, make sure any revenue from any deals, which would be in house for. the question remains, what could or would he do? the only thing i could think of was a ghostwriter writing his next book. tick tock, because i think the sooner the better, if you know what i mean. >> i can't say what i'm thinking. >> this is better than the millions pouring in. >> say what i'm thinking. "weekend at bernie's part 2". >> yikes! yikes! >> i feel bad. i think this is a little bit -- i am jealous of barack obama. remember that big deal michelle and barack obama did with netflix for like $45 million? the first thing he does is come out of the gate and he wants to play in the hollywood lane. you are never going to be barack obama. i remember it -- then being upstaged at the end. remember wh

>> that's right ranch and leaf to add their cilantro to it to make it mexican so smoked with little rayon't know salsa match a i think i gave you a recipe but make it it will be your favorite salsa it is not in there. but tons of salsas in this book if you want that. >> how do you make queso dip? >> cheese. melted cheese -- i like two different types of cheese you have to have a american cheese back to the immigrants it was government cheese back then and given to them free. so that's what they used so you take some processed cheese like a velveeta or like easy melt. chihuahua cheese -- from mexico. that kind of gives it that little string to it and spices. jalapeno no queso fresco that's like -- >> in the last ten seconds who are you going for the super bowl? >> philly since i saw invincible and all of this stuff and mark wahlberg i'm going philly. >> thanks for having me. >> tex-mex it is delicious. >> thank you. more "fox & friends," coming up. (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (in perfect fren

fox weather's robert ray is live in green bay, wisconsin. what's it like out there?rnoon to you and everyone watching from one of the beautiful neighborhoods here in green bay, wisconsin. you can see covered with snow. you know, february has decided that it wants to up its ante on all of this precipitation, this winter weather. look at this, guys. we're at the base of lambeau field, green bay packers. okay, so they're not in the super bowl this year that airs on fox tomorrow, nonetheless, the shrine in the tundra with the snow coming down, three to four inches we've gotten already. look at some of this video from around green bay of the snowplows that are out dropping that salt and brine to try and make these streets safe. folks from green bay, they're used to this winter weather. to be honest with you, it's been mild the past few years in the wintertime. a 17-inch deficit for snow. that's changing this afternoon and evening as the fluffy snow has fallen by our estimation, about four inches thus far. they could get above eight and in some areas maybe more. 90 million

meanwhile, the nominations of tulsi gabbard as director of national intelligence and ray j.for health and human services secretary, have been rfk. excuse me, cleared for a senate vote now. china announced retaliatory tariffs on select u.s. imports, countering trump's 10% tariffs on chinese goods. at least 20,000 federal workers have accepted the resignation offer sent by the trump administration. that's just 1% of the civilian federal workforce. the first flight carrying deported migrants to guantanamo bay has landed in cuba. trump met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today and said he wants the u.s. to take over the gaza strip, and suggested palestinians d be resettled elsewhere. president trump ordered an unscheduled release of millions of gallons of water into the central valley from federally controlled dams. abc seven news anchor karina nova has been following the showdown over california's water. >> water was still flowing out of the terminus dam near visalia this morning, but just a fraction of the estimated 2 billion plus gallons released from two dams

military says it scales several pod as to me and fighters in the occupied westbank. expanding its rays to the north shines refuge account while in gaza. israel's army is repositioning its forces from the necessary in cordele which cuts off the strips northern region from itself. also this our call.

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we are obviously well into the 8 o'clock hour and i don't see a ray of bright sunshine instead. just gray skies, nothing but rain drops. be careful as you're moving about today. if you're lucky enough to pull off working from home by all means you are a lucky person. otherwise if you are leaving your house leave a little bit earlier because it's going to be slowing going. hopefully you don't hydroplane. real quick tip out there, especially if you have young kids, give them sandwich bags because you don't want their phone getting way. so here it is. here's my tip to keep my phone nice and dry. >> great idea. think you will. so just all the clever, too. i didn't know what he's talking about. that's a great all right. thank you. to 6 is the time. >> and we're also seeing delays at airports to obviously sfo. no surprise there, right? 56 flights being reported delayed right now for cancellations. you're faring little better out in oakland where they've got 8 delays. currently, 2 flights canceled. and in san jose at the airport there, 11 flight and all have been delayed, although no c

a combination of x-ray imaging and ai is virtually unrolling them, revealing rows of columns and textsneeds to be done to make them flee legible but the team says early results look promising. you can always find more on the day's news on our website, bbc.com/news. check us out on your favorite social media site. i am in washington, d.c. thank you for announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. ♪ >> good evening. geoff bennett is away. on the news hour tonight. middle east nations reject president trump's idea to remove palestinians from gaza and take ownership of the decimated region. while republican lawmakers back the proposal.

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commissioner ray yes. commissioner wiseman ward. yes. vice president huling yes. >> president kim yes. i think i moved for the approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number 2024-2025-18 for the remainder of the current spring 2025 semester through june 4th 2025. can i have a second? yes. okay. i'm sorry. roll call, mr. steel. thank you. mr. alexander. yes, mr. fisher? yes. commissioner gupta? yes. commissioner ray. yes. mr. wiseman ward. yes. vice president huling yes. president kim yes. thank you. i move for the approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number (202) 420-2519 for one calendar year for the date of approval of the expulsion. can i have a second second real committee still to mr. alexander? yes, mr. fisher. yes, mr. gupta. yes. mr. ray. yes. mr. weisbrod. yes. vice president huling yes. president kim yes. uh for item to report from closed session in the matter of you steve or student ocd case number 202411068 for the board by a vote of si

i want to bring in former transportation secretary ray lahood. also, stephen wallace, a former faa director of accident investigation, who is here with me in the at the airport. secretary lahood, when you see this, particularly that ring camera image where the plane just seems to plummet out of the sky, what what stands out to you about this? >> well, um, without really knowing, uh, what happened? uh, i wonder if something mechanical took place. anderson. uh. and, uh, the way that it appears to be descending, uh, it appears that they, the pilots lost control of the plane and it descended very, very quickly. >> stephen wallace, you worked with the fda for a long time, looked at a lot of crashes. this video to you looks like a catastrophic failure. >> it does. i mean, the airplane, as pete said, was in the air for 40s. and then we saw just a brief video clip that showed it in an absolutely vertical descent. so something catastrophic happened. so, you know, it can be an engine explodes, it could be a structural failure, or it could even be a collisi

think rays, fees, extended hours. that would not include sundays. officials have also floated the idea of tapping into the $147 million reserve fund. >>> speaking of cuts, the company work day whose headquarters are in pleasanton, announcing they will lay off more than 1,700 employees happening today. that is more than 8% of their work force. work force joining meta, microsoft, amazon, who are all slashing their payroll to begin 2025. work day's cuts comes one day after salesforce announced their own layoffs in san francisco. all the tech companies have said they will use the cost cuts to invest and hire more people in a.i. related areas. >>> another directive from the desk of president trump today, this time on transgender athletes. our devin fehely is here to explain what the executive order means. >> reporter: this is the latest one for trump who signed a sweeping executive order today, banning athletes from competing in women sports. the executive order that's titled no men and women sports will go into effect immediately. the president is basic

so the question of how these multi $1000000000.00 smart fans with ray to say say tv and surveillance, drones. could me send a sold that sold years to plan and rehearse. and so i'm on my way to see is ramsay of who's a former is riley general. and he used to actually had the guys that come on for the riley army. and on on october 7, he grabbed a gun for me time made televisions and went down to nia, because a border to try to, as he says, to how much terrorists and rescue hostages. so let's go, sam. explain what happened to you on october 7th, i've learned that i'm still dealing with the piston. i had the chance to, to, to ask you quite the fair few people, you know, some of them were hiding delia, that the, from us going to what do you think as far as we know, went horribly wrong. everything the system collapse. i think a is a to one step back to follow relying too much on the technology which she navy like that. that was very convenient to put all those fish water toys, you know, and, and it gave the feeling that we are protected. but maybe at most of the technology that failed, we k

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the month before this, you said there should be a criminal referral for fbi director ray. if confirmed, are you going to follow through on these previous statements, that director ray needs to be prosecuted? mr. patel: this remind me of the conversation you and i had cut which i appreciated her and there is enough violent crime in this country and enough national security threats to this country that the fbi is going to be busy going forward preventing 100,000 overdoses and 17,000 homicides. sen. coons: we agree prosecuting violent crimes should be the prince will focus of the fbi. i'm trying to get to a series of troubling statements you have made about instead using it to pursue those who might be viewed as political opponents. mr. patel: i have no desire and will not go backwards. there will be no politicization at the fbi. there will be no richard reid of actions -- richard reid of -- retributive actions. sen. coons: one of the things i have worked hard on and hope to continue to work hard on with this administration is partnership between federal, state, and local law

and that would be where you would have pre charged x rays. and then when an across came in, you would remove the battery from the frame and then swap it with the one that already been pre charged. this would save space and time, but it would require a lot of specialization that was required and you don't have anywhere. and it wouldn't be a big risk. meddling with an airframe is always dangerous. and there's also the major risk of files from holding so many batteries in one place that shows what the 1st plans to be certified. but this is another huge shot and what a vision has compared to cause being certified for safety. so everything takes time for our in the testing, including for battery safety and the use long certification process. the urban, solomon bush with the idea of multi plans for shot and mid range flights. this is part of a while ago to got 90 percent of emissions from transport by 2050. all right. thank you. all those crazy sit on the equity. okay. the company's been made that the district is now working on a faulty dublin. and