el rÉcord estÁ en manos de roger federer con 302. djokovic venciÓ tambiÉn.Ón especial donde las mejores selecciones de la concacaf y la conmebol demostrarÁ quiÉn es el mejor en la copa amÉrica. tendremos todos los partidos transmitidos por aquÍ por univisiÓn. asÍ concluimos esta ediciÓn pero no sin antes decirle que no puede seguir a las redes sociales twitter y facebook. nos encontramos esta noche a las 11.

roger federer, andy murray dieron el primer paso se miÉrcoles en el mÁs tarde roma tras sus respectivase. recuerden que toda la informaciÓn no puede disfrutar en contacto deportivo. julio: tras una breve pausa le explicamos cÓmo ganar dinero se las redes sociales en sÓlo segundos. [ croando ] los niños traen todo tipo de cosas a la casa. pero algo que no queremos que traigan es la influenza... ...porque los puede hacer sentir muy mal y contagiar al resto de la familia causándole pérdida de escuela o de trabajo a unos u hospitalización o algo peor a otros. [ tosiendo y estornudando ] vacune a su niño contra la influenza. así, puede ayudar a mantener la influenza fuera de su casa. un mensaje del departamento de salud y servicios humanos de l estados unidos. julio: el ganar dinero convirtiendo la red social como medio, como ganar dinero en la red. >> de sitios que reciben millones de visitas por hora pero la pregunta que usted quizÁs te hace como hacer dinero? una de las formas que mejor ganancias recibe desafiliado cuando una presencia web de productos de otras marcas a demÁs de general i

vamos al deporte blanco, roger federer se retirÓ del abierto de francia. del consejo mundial de boxeo pero pidiÓ su equipo seguir la vinculaciÓn para enfrentar a--- se estarÍa enfrentando el 17 de septiembre se llegan a un acuerdo. los esperamos este sÁbado con la gran velada donde chocarÁn en el boxeo y ademÁs el invicto pegador alex saucedo. ilia: muchas gracias, les recordamos que sÓlo faltan 15 dÍas para que comience la copa amÉrica centenario que se disputarÁ aquÍ en estados unidos, una ediciÓn especial donde las mejores selecciones nacionales de la concacaf y conmebol, demostrarÁn quiÉn es el mejor. todos los partidos serÁn transmitidos por univisiÓn 65. cumplimos con esta ediciÓn, recuerde que siempre nos puede seguir en las redes sociales. siempre nos puede visitar para mantenerse informado. nos despedimos y la recordamos tambiÉn que esta noche regresamos a las 11 con nuestro compaÑero julio cesar largo. ♪ ♪ 19 de mayo de 2016 cobra fuerza la posibilidad de que la caÍda de un aviÓn egipcio sobre el mar mediterrÁneo haya sido un acto terrorista. don

roger federer se bajÓ del master silencio por problemas en la espalda, el suizo regresÓ en montecarloeÑora tardes buenas noches. presentadora: estas son las principales noticias. triunfo pondrÍa a donald trump muy cerca de alcanzar los delegados. y hillary clinton llega como la favorita en demÓcratas. crisis obliga a portorriqueÑos a migrar. genera controversia arzobispo de monterrey con propuesta de que se prohÍban redes sociales a menores. continÚa aumentando premio de la loterÍa. si comenzamos. >> este

anchor: tennis star roger federer will miss a grand slam event for the first time since 1999.world number three pulled out of the french open in paris, saying he's not 100% fit. the announcement brings to an end a run of 65 consecutive grand slam events for the swiss player. federer is 34, an old man for tennis. he has suffered knee and back injuries this year. what would you do with $50 million? someone in switzerland has pulled -- sold a small stone for roughly that. the anonymous buyer bought the oppenheimer blew diamond at an auction in geneva. it went for 51 million u.s. dollars after half an hour of bidding, smashing the previous record for a diamond at auction by $10 million. you are watching dw news. still to come -- the toxic red tide causing a wildlife disaster along chile's seven co-spirit because might b -- a lan chile -- along chile's southern coast. back on the other side of a 62nd 0-second break. anchor: welcome back. you are with dw news, live from berlin. the egyptian civil aviation minister said the crash of an egyptair plane with 66 people on board is more l

el suizo roger federer se retirÓ del abierto de tenis de francia, poniendo fin a una cadena sin precedentesnuncio el tÍtulo mediano boxeo. julio cesar: 14 dÍas nos faltan para que el inicio de la copa amÉrica centenario que se disputarÁ en estados unidos y todos los juegos usted no espera aquÍ en univisiÓn. por supuesto, la cadena de la copa amÉrica. mis queridos amigos, gracias por elegirnos, gracias por estar con nosotros. a continuaciÓn llega el noticiero nacional. maÑana a las 6 los esperamos con mÁs informaciÓn. que tengan todos muy buenas noches. enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos, estas son las noticias continÚa operaciÓn de bÚsqueda y rescate del aviÓn con 66 personas a bordo, se investiga como posibilidad de un ataque terrorista. entre los sospechosos de ataque a una familia mexicana, uno serÍa una persona cercana a una de las vÍctimas. una mujer dice que le da pena que la vean sentada junto a enrique peÑa nieto en un acto. algo que empezÓ con una broma terminÓ con lucrativas ventas utilizando el eslogan de campaÑa de donald trump. ♪

. >>> roger federer has pulled out of the french open next week.s dealing with the back injury. this is significant. federer has appeared in a record 65 straight grand slam events, the last one he missed was in 1999, in the u.s. open. >>> union will host d.c. united tomorrow. union played three straight draws, they have one victory in the last five matches. >> we don't wanting to back to being a 500 team and this is i game where we really to have take advantage, and, then try to jump on d.c. early and try to protect our home field to get that little bit of separation from the danger of mediocrity. >> that is sports. >> all right. >> you you are still laughing. >> no, i'm good. >>> jimmy kimmel live, next on channel six. jimmy's guest magic johnson, ludicrous and sierra, music from ariana grande, "action news" continue at 4:30. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> ♪

. >>> roger federer announcedr yesterday he was withdrawing wii from the french open which frenw beginsunday. he said he would be taking an unnecessary risk by playing insi the event before he's ready. rdy the 34-year-old missed timeld m this yea earlier this month due to a a back injury.njury. >> tennis fans who won't get a o chance to see the games ine th paris can catch them on the tm n big screen in d.c. tennis channel hosting its first u.s. public viewingc ewin event at two locations.atio >> one will be at the ronald ral reagan building and the otherth is going teo be atwood row wilson plaza. p the french open begins onfrch o monday. live coverage begins at 7:0000 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. p >> nats may be getting a lotti t of good press on the road inprer new york. y bryce harper gave a kid a bat. b max scherzer paid catch with ait die hard mets fans and just meta about converted him and looksoos like those brownie points are translating to wins.g to >> that's the key right heres th as long as you win. you w last night nats built a early lead. strasburg went 10 innings. nats cruz to a

roger federer ending his record of appearing in 65 grand slam tournaments. think about that run.and had a knee operation this year and dealing with back problems. stage five of the amgen tour going from lodi to south lake tahoe. teep trial tomorrow in folsom and santa rosa saturday. it's good to be a leader. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 details on the resignation of san francisco police chief greg suhr and mofrs are reacting to the sudden change. >> at 11:00 dash cams are hot new accessories for cars. michael finney explains what you need to know. >> here is a look at what is ahead tonight on abc7. at 8:00 it's the season finale of grey's anatomy and abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is going to do it. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) from wash

roger federer ending his record of appearing in 65 grand slam tournaments. think about that run. he posted he still is not 100% and had a knee operation this year and dealing with back problems. stage five of the amgen tour going from lodi to south lake tahoe. teep trial tomorrow in folsom and santa rosa saturday. it's good to be a leader. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 details on the resignation of san francisco police chief greg suhr and mofrs are reacting to the sudden change. >> at 11:00 dash cams are hot new accessories for cars. michael finney explains what you need to know. >> here is a look at what is ahead tonight on abc7. at 8:00 it's the season finale of grey's anatomy and abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is going to do it. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

tennis french open starts this weekend roger federer will not be in it withdrew yesterday ending a recordaments dating back to 1999. said not one hundred percent back after a back injury, about i don't recognize virtu. >> djokovic. >> mar hea molina. >> good morning silly temperatures across thwarts of twest in 40s, 50s, from chicago to cleveland also cross parts northeast, now we are tracking heavy rain especially into this afternoon we are going to see more showers and thunderstorms developing across parts of southeastern u.s. some areas would pick up several inches of rain we already have one line of storms, pushing across alabama also across parts of the florida pan handem next several days watching parts of high plains, and also across central plains system pushing eastward firing up a possible for severe weather out there we could be talking about damaging winds harming a little not only through weekend but early next week temperature this afternoon a little bit below average especially across places like atlanta high temperature forecast 66 degrees, low 70s for you as well north ca

roger federer, he is. phil: those guys, in some cases, it was an intense negotiation.fter things get going well, renewal is much easier. renewals are easy. the original negotiation can be difficult. ♪ ♪ charlie: how much do you pay college coaches? what is the most expensive deal you have? phil: i would not explain what it is. but a good basketball coach will make -- charlie: $8 million or $10 million? phil: there is no one on the payroll paid a million dollars. it is less than that. charlie: what do they give you for that? phil: identification of them and the team. charlie: they all wear nike shoes? then they make the decision? phil: right, usually. sometimes it is the athletic department deal with the university. they do it for all the sports -- football, baseball, track. some cases basketball. charlie: do you worry that jordan spieth is not at nike? phil: we have never, ever had everybody. all the good ones in any sport. we are used to that. i would go on -- as i explained in the book, magic johnson will never make it in the nba. because he's a player without a posi

josÉ luis: muchas lesiones de roger federer, gran tenista.rd jonronÓ para los gigantes de san francisco, que lideran el oeste de la liga nacional y vencieron el jueves 3-1 a padres de san diego.-- el triunfo establecÓ su mejor racha de la temporada, con ocho victorias seguidas.ahora regresan a casa para abrir una serie de tres juegos contra regresan a casa para abrir una serie de tres juegos contra los cachorros de chicago les saluda barabra chacon con el pronostico del clima para san francisco, -hoy las temperaturas un poco mas frescas-mañana sábado se registraran lluvias en toda la region- tempraturas maximas de 62-temperaturas minimas descenderan a los 54- el termometro marca actuales de 51 el domingo retorna el sol y el clima seco- mas en una hora, mientras tanto pasela bien... ♪ ♪ satcha: la teorÍa de un presunto ataque terrorista cobra fuerza en torno al misterio del aviÓn egyptair que se estrellÓ con 66 personas a bordo. autoridades ya comienzan a encontrar restos de la nave. al no haber indicios de mal tiempo ni un reportaje alguna em

josÉ luis: muchas lesiones de roger federer, gran tenista.yo era lindo. ♪ ♪ satcha: la teorÍa de un presunto ataque terrorista cobra fuerza en torno al misterio del aviÓn egyptair que se estrellÓ con 66 personas a bordo. autoridades ya comienzan a encontrar restos de la nave. al no haber indicios de mal tiempo ni un reportaje alguna emergencia por parte del piloto o copiloto, ahÍ -hay quienes sospechan que una bomba pudo haber derribado el aviÓn. para entender lo que habrÍa sucedido, estÁ con nosotros hÉctor rotundo,experto en aviaciÓn, en bigotes de nuestra sala de redacciÓn. muy buenos dÍas. hÉctor: buenos dÍas, gracias por la invitaciÓn. satcha: al parecer, la nave habrÍa dado un giro de 360 grados cuando habrÍa desaparecido por completo de los radares. ¿quÉ le indicarÍa a usted que podrÍa haber ocurrido? hÉctor: bueno, la verdad que todavÍa no estamos muy claros de lo que puede haber pasado, ya que es un aviÓn de Última generaciÓn. si bien voló por primera vez en el aÑo 1988, sigue siendo un aviÓn de avanzada en la aviaciÓn comercial. ent

after playing 65 straight grand slam tournament, roger federer pulled out of the upcoming french opening an injury. the last major he missed, 1999 when he didn't play at the u.s. open. 17 grand slam titles for him. most in men's history, and still the best there ever was to do it. >> and the most beautiful to watch. >>> and "fortune" reports that uber is testing a fleet of self-driving cars in pittsburgh. the ride-sharing service equipped ford fusions with bars, lasers, and cameras. pittsburgh was chosen because uber's advanced technology research center is based there. there reportedly have been no >>> wearable technologies make a whole lot of promises to improve your life. from the fitbit to the apple watch, these devices are billed as the next big thing or things. nearly 20 million fitness tracker smart watches, connected clothing and other gadgets, were shipped in the first three months of the year alone. dana jacobson shows if the ideas live up to the hype. >> reporter: good morning. wearable technology comes in all forms and functions. this device here will vibrate when i slouch

after 65 straight grand slam tournaments, roger federer pulled out of the upcoming french open.ry. the last major he missed pack from 1999. 17 grand slam titles for him, still the most in men's tennis history and still the best there ever was to do. >> and the most beautiful to watch. >> and uber is testing self driving cars in houston. they equipped ford fusions with cameras. there reportedly have been no incidents involving the cars. >> wearable technologies make a lot of promises to improve your life from the fit bit to the apple watch. they're billed as the next big thing or things. nearly 20 million fitness trackers, smark watt watches ane were shipped this year alone. >> wearable technology comes in all forms and functions. this will vibrate when i slouch, and these track activity, sleep, and heart rate. this one alerts me when i get a text. this one does all of the above, and this one, when i put it on like this, it can sense when i am stressed and promises to help me meditate when i'm relaxed. >> wearable tech companies say their devices can trance form people's lives. t

like playing tennis with roger federer. the ball, comes right back where you want it.out playing. and you get two of us, you know, and this guy is really good. and we just play together. >> as they said the movie is about so much more than mathematics. i had to ask -- detective and jeremy said they don't have any prowess. they said it took him more time to memorize what to put on a black board than memorizing the whole script. >>> coming up in the dish a recipe for becoming a great shift. learned how to kick in your grandmother's cooking and get your higher education from emeril lugassy. >>> it was a spiritual side that inspired dolly's most spiritual song. ♪ i would only be -- >> 19 years after recording, she heard whitney houston sing her words. ♪ if i should stay >> and then it was -- it kept going. i thought oh, my god. ♪ i would only be in your way >> and then when she went into the chorus. ♪ and i will always love you >> oh, i mean i had to pull over. i to pull over because i was afraid i'd wreck, pull out in front of somebody. people always said that's whitney's

like playing tennis with roger federer. the ball, comes right back where you want it. playing. and you get two of us, you know, and this guy is really good. and we just play together. >> as they said the movie is about so much more than mathematics. i had to ask -- detective and jeremy said they don't have any prowess. they said it took him more time to memorize what to put on a black board than memorizing the whole script. >>> coming up in the dish a recipe for shift. >>> in the dish this morning. the chef who fell into food in new orleans. born and raised in the crescent city of french sicilian and german anancestry he was cookin by the age of 8. >> he moved west and is co-owner of the los angeles little dom's and mini bar which opened last year. we're excited to welcome chef brandon bodet. these meat balls are >> thank you thank you. we have rice balls from little dom's also. large balls there, too. and we have spaghetti and meat balls and a little call -- risotto. fried potatoes with garlic and lemon. and then start off the meal we have a cocktail called the bernar

that would be as if you're out there playing tennis and suddenly roger federer is slamming balls at you and you're playing for money. the last time i testified i talked about internet poker and the big issue there are bots and the internet poker industry said it's wrong to use these algorithms to beat human players. and they claim they can stop it. i'm not sure they can. at least they're trying. in daily fantasy sports, as far as i can tell you, they don't even try to stop algorithms. instead, welcome the professionals who gamble a lot of money every day against people without these algorithms so they have a huge advantage, not because they know more about sports, but because they have more data and have algorithms that can use that data to select the best portfolio of teams. i'd like to ask industry representatives to explain, why is this a good thing to have a few top players take all this money from the many recreational players who are just trying to have a good time? so let's look at what these algorithms can do. they can track, say, in baseball for a hitter to track whether a hitt

like playing tennis with roger federer. the ball, comes right back where you want it.playing. and you get two of us, you know, and this guy is really good. and we just play together. >> as they said the movie is about so much more than mathematics. i had to ask -- detective and jeremy said they don't have any prowess. they said it took him more time to memorize what to put on a black board than memorizing the whole script. >>> coming up in the dish a recipe for becoming a great shift. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. family and friends are gathering this morning, for the funeral of former philadelphia police commissioner, willie williams. a viewing was held last night, at baker funeral home in north philadelphia. the funeral is at 11:00 at zion baptist church. williams became the first african-american to lead philadelphia's police force, in 1988. williams died april 27th. he was 72. >>> and let's get a check on weather, justin joining us now, justin, still little gloom err, but we've got some sun. >> does get better. but day te

that would be as if you're out there playing tennis and suddenly roger federer is slamming balls at you and you're playing for money. the last time i testified i talked about internet poker and the big issue there are botz and the internet poker -- bots and the internet poker industry said it's wrong to use these algorithms to beat human players. and they claim they can stop it. i'm not sure they can. at least they're trying. in daily fantasy sports, as far as i can tell you, they don't even try to stop algorithms. instead, welcome the professionals who gamble a lot of money every day against people without these algorithms so they have a huge advantage, not because they know more about sports, but because they have more data and have algorithms that can use that data to select the best portfolio of teams. i'd like to ask industry representatives to explain, why is this a good thing to have a few top players take all this money from the many recreational players who are just trying to have a good time? so let's look at what these algorithms can do. they can track, say, in baseball for a

playing tennis with roger federer won't be a lot of fun for you. it's not a lot of fun for you. it was fun for me. >> i had a good time. but from a sponsorship opportunity point of view -- >> thanks for bringing the irish weather. look at us. we look like we're playing in -- >> we do. >> we got the industrial look. >> you look pretty good. >> i do look pretty good. >> it's a beautiful golf course. they've done a nice job over there from a links creation point of view. the game of golf, we're lucky, the last 20 years. tiger woods has changed the game from a financial point of view. we're all very aware of that, he has transcended the sport and created something special that we're certainly enjoying the fruits of his labor for. and it's -- the game of golf is in a great place thanks to him. >> you partnered up with what company for g-mac, the line of clothing. i have a vest on. it's great. you have other things. a restaurant chain. what's it --nona? >> i live in an area of orlando called lake knonona. it's called nona blue. you invest 20 and open a r

federal appeals court. brady's lawyers argue nfl commissioner roger goodell exceeded his power in a three-judge panel shouldave reinstated the penalty. goodell suspended him for his alleged role in underinflating balls two seasons ago. >>> new details of prince's death are emerging this morning. a report says the legendary pop star was likely dead for hours when his body was found in the elevator of his minnesota estate. madonna honored prince in las vegas. jamie yuccas, it was a great show. good morning. >> reporter: it was quite a night, gayle. good morning to you. the night was filled with emotional performances, renditions of old hits, political statements, and a tribute for a late icon. ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ >> reporter: it was a tribute fit for a prince. the material girl, madonna, stevie wonder, and a sea of loving fans belted out one of the late pop superstar's greatest hits. ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ >> reporter: in front of a packed las vegas house. celine dion shows she can still command a room. ♪ >> reporter: performing with a heavy heart after the loss of her husband earlier this year.

rogers thank you for your expertise. >> and for viewers that are just tuning in. the man on the screen is considered a person of intchlt orledio ordell is his name. federalvice police officer. and you can see him suspected in the murder of hiss wife yesterday outside of their children's high school in maryland. we have two several shootings involving four victims in two different shopping malls in maryland. and authorities say he has threatened suicide by cop. we'll talk to former nypd detective. suicide by cop, pat, obviously where a suspect wants to die and maybe doesn't have the courage to pull the trigger and puts themselves in a situation where the police have no other choice but to shoot them and take their lives. that's got to be incredibly stressful for a police officer in a situation like this. >> it is a lose- lose. these deranged individuals get to that point they elect to commit suicide by sxop drag in an unwilling officer and drag them to use force and kill him or her. it is a crime in my view because it dragses in, you know law enforcement officers who got up and had no intention to kill. they are there for safety and security and protect a

would have to lose their dog teams and will rogers in the treaty is of these teams trade forces effectively the entire program was eliminated. what would a federal security director make that claim that was the ig with their fine the that call for the elimination of the program? why do we not want these teams that airports with less capacity? but they also may have greater vulnerability. it seems to be security why is it makes good sense it is a normal but it is important for security. >>. >> i am not sure what the discussion was. >> recall that passenger screening. it is a tremendous resource and that great explosive detection technology that we have. i don't have as many of those dogs as i would like to have. it was my decision to take dogs from some airports that don't see as much volume as the largest airports for the coming summer to meet the real passenger volumes we will see it was never my a intention to eliminate. we do have jobs with tsa most trade to do cargos greeting not passenger. we are the process to convert as many as recant to passenger screening canines. >> i just asked as security is much of my life i would ask we would consi

the federal government has every cent it has asked for and frankly it was hal rogers, the chairman of the appropriations committee, that solicited ms. greaninger, the chairman of the subcommittee -- ms. granger, the chairman of the subcommittee on foreign operations, and myself to write thed a mfrlings and tell them to -- the administration and tell them to start spending immediately and it will be backfilled as needed during the normal appropriations process and that's exactly what's been done. so nothing has -- no measure has failed to be implemented because of lack of money. there was' -- there's been no delay in money for the zika response. frankly, there are substantial efforts to move ahead in this regard. now, my friend made the point that we sometimes seem to ignore the advice of scientists. that's just simply not true. in ebola last year, the administration got the response it wanted out of this congress immediately. frankly, it's gotten an immediate response out of zika. i point out to my friend -- he may not be aware of this because he's not on the appropriations committee

because acting federal security director steve cortwright had cited it was the ig's reports as the reasons for the elimination of vapor weight dog teams from airports, such as will rogers world airport. and it was due to the need for performance and screening and getting people through and the airports would have to lose the dog teams. in the case, although we had will rogers that was one of the charter five original airports in the training of these teams, they trained four such teams very effectively, allowed great through put. the entire program was eliminated from that airport. i suspect it's probably not the only one. so my question to you is, why would a federal security director make the claim that it was the i.g. and their findings that would call for the elimination of that program and why would we not want these teams at airports that might have less capacity other than a huge airport but they also might have greater vulnerability for infiltration? it seems to me that security- wise it makes good sense. and i realize this is not part of the normal stuff, but it is very important for security. >> well, i'm not sure what the federal security director's discussi

because acting federal security director steve courtwright had cited it was the ig's reports as the reasons for the elimination of vapor weight dog teams from airports such as will rogers world airport. and it was due to the need for performance and screening and getting people through and the airports would have to lose the dog teams. in the case, although we had will rogers that was one of the charter five original airports in the training of these teams, they trained four such teams very effectively. allowed great through put. the entire program was eliminated from that airport. i suspect it's probably not the only one. so my question to you is, why would a federal security director make the claim that it was the ig and their findings that would call for the elimination of that program and why would we not want these teams at airports that might have less capacity other than a huge airport but they also might have greater vulnerability for infiltration. it seems to me that security wise it makes good sense. and i realize this is not part of the normal stuff. but it is very important for security. >> well, i'm not sure what the federal security directors discussion w

because acting federal security director steve courtwright had cited it was the ig's reports as the reasons for the elimination of vapor weight dog teams from airports such as will rogers world airport. and it was due to the need for performance and screening and againsti getting people through and the airports would have to lose the dog teams. in the case, although we had will rogers that was one of the charter five original airports in the training of these teams, they trained four such teams very effectively. allowed great through put. the entire program was eliminated from that airport. i suspect it's probably not the only one. so my question to you is, why would a federal security director make the claim that it was the ig and their findings that would call for the elimination of that program and why would we not want these teams at airports that might have less capacity other than a huge airport but they also might have greater vulnerability for infiltration. it seems to me that security wise it makes good sense. and i realize this is not part of the normal stuff. but it is very important for security. >> well, i'm not sure what the federal security directors dis