clients can check out their own salon for good ventilation. and because some of the harmful chemicals are coming from the nail polish itself some doctors recommend you bring in your own polish that clearly says it does not contain taluene or formaldehyde, minimizing your risk the next time you get a mani-pedi. the next step is to work with both nail salon owners and workers to help improve ventilation inside the salons and also get some of those potentially harmful nail care products off the shelves. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> let's turn our attention now to the weather. it's got everyone buzzing. not just in one part of the bay area but all across the bay area. a live look outside now. downtown san jose, those fountains, when the fountains and kids are out, you know it is warm. let's check in with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i guess it's a nice way to welcome in cinco de mayo. >> yes, it is. that shot never gets old, those kids playing out in the fountain at cesar chave

they got an earful about the dangers of chemicals used in salons.e are known to cause cancer and as julie watts shows us some salons are making changes. >> reporter: the were scillian blowout is probably the most in demand hair treatment at beauty salons everywhere and last month the federal government issued a hazard alert to salons nationwide. links between the chemicals used and health problems may put a kink in how stylists give their clients that beautiful shiny straight hair. >> reporter: in spite of the bad press and even a congressional briefing on the dangers of the product, a san francisco stylist says clients still want the silky straight hair that only one can provide. >> some use it every day but we didn't use the brand brazilian blowout. >> reporter: that's the product members of congress are asking the fda to voluntarily recall after osha tests found high levels of the carcinogen formaldehyde. the stylists who use the product complained about symptoms like watery eyes, sore throats and breathing problems. >> they are also increasing y

they'll host a gaerg at the hair salon where carrie works. they give out the bracelets to raise awareness and feathers for shay's classmates to put in they are hair. >> there's a lot of hope for her. she listens to everything that i say, that her therapists say. there's a lot of hope. it's just time. >> time and money to help pay for the therapy shay needs, the los gatos high school student moved into this campbell house to better focus on recovery. >> it's not really in my hands. whose hands its in is greater than i, but it's my determination as a mother to get her everything she needs. >> reporter: lifting a hand or washing her face, things we take for granted, tiny steps for shay as she works to get better. >> i want to fund riaise for he and to show the world that with some help that people and my daughter, my daughter can awaken to a functional, happy life and to know love. >> reporter: if you'd like to celebrate shay's birthday and help awareness about brain injuries, you can join the family at the jigsaw salon on north santa cruz avenu

. >>> when you think of a hair salon, lots of colors could come to mind, blond, brunette, black, butwe're not talking about hair dye. in this case, dan hellie takes us to a salon that's taking the environment first. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> do i need a model waiver or anything? >> don't be fooled. i would never trade in my time on the sidelines for a trip to the salon. >> but every guy needs a trim from time to time, so this is where i unwind. michael hodges has been cutting my hair for years now. >> what do you think about all of these hairs coming out of helmets in football games? >> when we're not talking sports, he's doing his part to help mother earth. aveda salon and spa on 14th street is completely green, from the products used on people's hair to the ground they walk on. >> we wanted to incorporate as many things into the salon that we could from the green floor which is is bamboo, and the furniture which is bamboo as well as the paints and the led lighting which is a low-emissions lighting. >> each bulb costs about $20 and they last about 2500 hours. all 5400 square feet here are built from

. >>> another nail salon warning tonight. a new report reveals potentially dangerous toxins inside nail salons. researchers went to 20 bay area nail salons, they asked 80 workers to wear personal air monitoring badge for several shifts. they found levels of a toxic chemical linked to breast cancer. >> it explains why we've been hearing a lot of health complaints from nail salon workers, including headaches, breathing problems, skin irritations. >> if you're a client you should check out the salon to make sure it has good air circulation to minimize your risk the next time you get a mani/pedi as well. >>> we had our nbc reporter george keer yam ma on the ground, and now our nbc helicopter working the scene above san jose. this is in east san jose, you see a large gathering of people, this is at story and king in east san jose. in downtown san jose, a lot of pedestrians and vehicle diversions were made. you see a large gathering here, so far, police have made no arrests in this area. we're working on getting our crew to that lo

hair salon and nail salon? i do not know. i do not have a problem with perhaps looking at it. i would hate to see as dictate exactly what is going in there. i mean, i have had it happen in other neighborhoods. we had some prohibitions on restaurants. i just want to make sure -- i guess i'm just trying to understand how this would be implemented. >> staff can explain it, but there is a sub-phase. there is phasing in the project and as part of each phase moving ahead, the developer would tell us what the retail program was going to be for that phase, not the store, but the type. because right now we have no say. they could do anything they wanted retail-wise today. we would have absolutely nothing to say about it the way the documents currently stand. >> so what happens if the developer submits a retail plan, we approve it, but that business does not prevent. for whatever reason there is no demand for it. >> well, the plan could be general enough -- and it could always be changed. it will be general in nature. it is not going to say nail salon. it would talk about personal servi

. >> host: congresswoman, at salon was also invited to yesterday's hearing. they didn't show. nor did they provide written answers. is that correct? >> guest: we do have a letter from athlon. >> host: free satisfied with what that's a lot had to say? >> guest: a lot of it is they are protecting themselves and understand that and a lot of the unknown factor about what is happening wyatt is happening, but i'm not satisfied because we don't really have the answers of how do we move forward and make sure this doesn't happen again and happen continuously and become basically an impediment or a barrier that prohibits people from getting on line whether the shopping on line or surfing the web or whatever their purposes are. i am not satisfied because i think the answers are important and this is not to point their the fingers at salon and sony who are victims as well but again we need the answers beyond that on crafting wise policy and holding their feet to the fire. going back to sony in their letter and their response to congress, the steps they have outlined since the breach our c

jane have become famous, well infamous overnight in salon for her inspired scheme to release propaganda material encased in silver. her plan was to have a submarine released a little floating rubbers off the coast of malaysia and indonesia and they would float ashore burying their friendly messages of allied support. donovan was skeptical but he gave her the green light. now during the year they were all in salon, jane and paul became inseparable and julia was left to pine for a man who took little notice of her. although it pains her she wrote in her diary that she knew he was not attracted to her and liked it more worldly bohemian type. she was not running guessing that he could not reciprocate her feelings. paul wrote long letters to his twin brother, charles in which he raved about jane's madcap personality and hilarious wartime escapades. and he would note in passing that julia was a nice girl with good legs. he dismissed her as a grown-up little girl noting that he 31 chile was is inexperienced and overly emotional and a virgin i was busy trying to be brave about being an old maid

. >>> some women swear by them but some salon workers say popular styling treatments are bad for their health. >>> and a midlife crisis for the world's most famous clown? the push to force ronald mcdonald to retire, coming up. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. a lot of sunshine around at least parts of the bay area right now. still slight chance of a couple of sprinkles out there. we'll talk about that in the forecast coming up. ,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. dodgers stadium tw >>> just hours ago we got an update on the giants fan who was beaten up outside of dodger stadium just two months ago. also, some new help for police searching for his attackers. anne makovec joins us live from san francisco general with an update. anne. >> reporter: bryan stow is still here in the hospital. he is in critical condition. he is opening his eyes though. doctors aren't sure exactly what tha

about the dangers of chemical exposure in nail salons.er talked about working with the salon products. >> yeah, you wouldn't believe, like daily i have to handle a lot of toxic chemicals that impact my health. i've had two miscarriages. >>> the oakland bay researchers studied 20 salons' half of them in the bay area, they found chemicals that far exceeded state standards. >> we know that there is harmful chemicals used. they have been linked you know to cancer and reproductive issues. so consumers as well as salon workers should be concerned. >>> advocates want congress to pass the bill to give the fda the authority to remove the dangerous products. however others say they are not based on scientific evidence. >>> and much more news ahead, ktvu channel 2 action news at 6:00 is next. >>> a new twist in the case of a stolen piece of history. what police say regarding the suspect and how he tried to explain himself. >>> stay with ktvu and ktvu.com. news and weather available any time you need it. navigation . >>> the giants face the dodgers u

"new york times", girls 10 and 11 are getting their hair dyed into the salon. it used to be 15 or 16. the industry was excited. this represent as growth market for the industries. it also represents age and continued chemical exposures to many of these toxins for young girls and more exposures to the environment as hair dyes get into the waterway and food even if we don't get our hair dyed. our skin should be lighter and darkers, smoother, lips plumper, these companies have so much power over our minds, public space and sense of self as they continue to expose us to chemicals even though safer alternatives are available. we have the power. we have the power to decide which products we put on our body and which companies we support with our money. that is actually a real power that can feel very very good when you start to take advantage of it. ahrolt a lot of this information is scary and real. i tell people, i do get to the good news around chapter 10. there is a lot of good news to share. i have heard so many amazing stories along the way. 30 cities in 13 sta

advocates want them to regulate salon product. >>> prosecutors say today they need more time to see ifhey will be retrying barry bonds. prosecutors are considering whether to try him again on three perjury counts. the judge gave prosecutors until june 172 decide. >>> one of the world's biggest cycling races came to california today. robber honda shows us how fans went along for the ride. >> reporter: 178 of the world's top cyclists took off for the fourth stage of the tour of california. it is supposed to be a party. the party started near the san jose finish line. jack and kelly drew live on sierra road. >> we make a whole day of a. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered at a festival and many tackled it themselves to see the finish. >> i have never seen it before. i wanted to, peer. >> reporter: what do you think? >> it is awesome. >> reporter: is a rider won the stage -- this rider won the stage. they are struggling with a show here in san jose. they will not have much time to rest. stage five begins tomorrow. robber honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a spectator is in the hospital t

. >> reporter: today at the "cut loose" salon, they cut 2 x 4s instead of hair. leveled by sunday's tornado, the building is already undergoing an extreme makeover. just four days after being sheered bald to the floor. building darren collins wasted little time getting started on his honey-do list, raising new walls at his wife's old shop. >> there's got to be a starting point somewhere. we can stand around and stare at it or roll up our sleeves and jump in and start trying to take care of what's going to have to be done. we're coming back here, this town is coming back. >> reporter: he's got the time and workers, he says, because it's been a slow construction market. >> it's going to be one board at a time. i like to think we have a little jump on things. it's going to get chaotic around here in another week or two, not that we're not in the middle of chaos right now. >> reporter: and with good weather, he hopes the doors reopen in 45 days. of course, rebuilding the other 2,000 or so homes and businesses thought to be destroyed here will take a lot longer. histo

. >>> a trip to the salon that could come with an added risk. new evidence about what manicures and pedicures can really do to you. >> i got into harvard, princeton. >> would you believe she is only 15? what this teenager did to get into almost every ivy league school. you're going to hear from her coming up. ,,,, i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. that would be facebook founder mark zucker-berg s no longer in t >>> he is worth billions but is just now buying his first home. >> about time. that would be facebook founder mark zuckerberg. he is no longer in that craigslist apartment. no, his new digs in the silicon valley. a rather modest five bedroom, five bathroom, $7 million home courtesy of his 600 million plus facebooking friends. >> it comes with a saltwa

how one bay area salon is stepping up security because of that. >> plus, a military plane bursts into flames in southern california. the close call for three passengers on board. >> and it's supposed to be the day the world ends. the bay area group that's cashing in on judgment day. we'll talk about that when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. frightening military jet crash in southern california. >>> this morning, the national transportation safety board is investigating a frightening military jet crash that happened in southern california. a boeing 707 tanker skidded off a runway and burst into flames during take-off yesterday. it came within a few hundred feet of the pacific ocean but no fuel leaked into the water. all three people on board had only minor injuries. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is recuperating from surgery this morning. we are expecting an update from the doctors some

. >>> era la tarde del viernes 27 de mayo en el salón de clases de un kinder donde la violencia del narcon la calle hombres armadas atacaron a un grupo de taxistas. la maestra marta rivera protegió a sus alumnos a quienes les dice pollito. >>> la zona donde me encuentro es una zona de riesgo y hacemos simulacros. >>> el gobernador entregó un reconocimiento que dice la maestra que es para sus pollitos". >>> si mis niños pudieron que no más nosotros. >>> el 17 de enero en tijuana otro kinder quedó en medio del fuego. como en una pesadilla todos escaparon, tenían 3,4 o 5 de edad. sabían que sus vidas estaban en peligro, policías atacaron a un grupo de secuestrados, su casa de seguridad estaba cerca del kinder. >>> y otros se preparan, nesta escuela los estudiantes participan en simulacros, aquí las balaceras, los enfrentamientos son parte de la enseñanza. >>> la maestra rivera y sus alumnos también hacen simulacros. y es que son los más pequeños los más inocentes de esta guerra. >>> aunque para muchos de los niños parece un juego, bien saben que con cada simulacro salvan sus vidas, y es que

. >> reporter: a few chairs and hair spray turned this room into a salon. today more than a dozen women from the shelter got a mother's day make over. >> i think it's important for these ladies to feel good about themselves and beautiful this mother's day. >> reporter: hamilton center helps the women with interviews. the goal today was part pampering, part preparation. >> this is helping them feel good about themselves and get out there. >> reporter: from the salon to the starlight room, this was the next step for the moms, they were treated to a mother's day brunch at the sir francis hotel. >> my favorite nightclub, i wonder why. >> they come in, they have a brunch and get treated to the drag show. it's very fun. >> i think this is wonderful. from where we are compared to being homeless this is a blessing. something we would never be able to do for ourselves. >> reporter: like other moms, kerry says she can't remember the last time she did something just for herself. >> it's been so long. honestly, it's been a long time. >> reporter: still she says she wou

la tarde del domingo, el presidente obama, y su equipo de seguridad nacional se reunieron en el salónla casa blanca, y en un cuarto sin ventanas, se preparaban para narrar detalles de una incursiones militar que tomó 8 meses. >>> y descendieron dos helicópteros, y encontrarían el objetivo, y alertó, y la espera luego. tras enfrentarse a disparos, ingresaron a la casa, y subieron las escaleras, y en el terner piso, un militar ubicó a obama, nombre clave geronimo, lo tenemos en la mira dijeron, y luego dos disparos con precisión letal, gerónimo muerto en acción, el presidente obama rompió el silencio, dijo lo tenemos, y un comando se acercó al cuerpo sin vida, y tomó la fotografía del rostro herido, y envió para realizar pruebas de reconocimientos facial, y murió también una hija de osama bin laden, que presenció la muerte de su padre, en el trayecto al portaaviones, midieron el cadáver, y tomaron pruebas adicionales, el cadáver, fue depositado, en una ubicación no reve revelada. >>> la casa blanca, no dio a conocer fotos de su cuerpo sin vida, por considerarla demasiado explicitas, dij

you will see a justure called salon. you remember the greeting namatse? >> good. salom is the muslim greeting. you take your right hand, say a salom. it's a muslim greeting and you will see the dancers say this and it means peace be with you and the king and to all of you this is taught. [applause] >> so, did anybody hear math? anybody hear any math? yes. >> i thought the 1, 2, 3, 4 pattern. >> good. >> that's counting in hindu. you know how to count to 4. see. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> pause. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. pause. >> that's a rhythmic pattern that repeats itself 3 times about did you know we are doing multicasion and dividing up here? you didn't. so, this music we are dancing on is rhythmicly complicated the underline rhythmic does not go in a straight line. it goes if a cycle beginning on 1 and ending on 1. we are dancing on a 16 beat cycle. you can count to 16. why don't you keep the cycle and we will put a high on top of that. count with one and you can clap. 13, 14, 15, 16, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> 1, 2

hair extensions are in salons everywhere right now.with customers, also with thieves. robbers have been hauling off high-quality hair and andrea canning has the latest on these heists that has many salon owners on high alert. >> the price of beauty. i had no idea how much these hair extensions and weaves could cost. thousands of dollars to look like you have full amazing hair. it's a celebrity secret. but until recently it was also the best kept secret among thieves looking to make a quick buck on the black market. it looks like a crime caper worthy of a movie. in this surveillance video you can see the thief shimmying his way to the loot then stuffing it into duffel bags. was he after jewels or cash? nope, real human hair at this houston salon. $150,000 worth, in fact. >> it was done so sneaky. it was done by someone who definitely knew what they were looking for. >>. >> reporter: hair extensions are in salons everywhere transcending race and status made popular by big celebrities. you didn't really think that was all their own hair o

the types of businesses that have benefited from the city loan fund range from salons, cafes, retail shops -- all different types of businesses throughout the city of san francisco. these are exactly the kind of very unique businesses that make san francisco the diverse city that it is. i also wanted to point out that a few of our loan recipients in the city have also graduated and able to later on success -- access traditional bank financing. two of those have been able to move on to get traditional loans. i would like to really thank the community partners that working solutions works with. we collaborate with organizations like the small business assistance center that -- assistance center, the san francisco small business development center, and pacific community ventures. all of these organizations and more create a network of vital support services and resources for small businesses in san francisco. i would also like to take the opportunity to thank working solutions' staff, board, supporters, and volunteers, who are really a big part of the success that we are celebrating thi

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. >> thieves are targeting a hot commodity at beauty salons. how far some store owners are going to protect their luxurious locks. >> and the bay bridge's newest tower shaping up. the giant piece of the puzzle being added today. when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. do something for it. show it some love. chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> temperatures in the 60s and 70s. more on the forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> 6:11. this morning, one of the most powerful money men in the world has quit his job. dominique strauss-kahn resigned as ch

this is the beginning of a hair salon that was destroyed by the storm. president obama will tour the damage here and see everything first hand on sunday and will attend a memorial service for the victims. >>> american president lines took a step to reduce air pollution in oakland. they used to use the engines to use generators, now they plug in to shore power. a process to retrofit the ships and the dock area. >> took fourand a half years. we had to reconfigure our terminal and install a subitation to provide electricity. >> california has mavenidated all shipping companies use shore power by 2014. >>> the long memorial day weekend is almost here for residents, many will be hitting the roads and getting away. >> reporter: the number of people who tell aaa they will be driving more than 50 miles this memorial day weekend is only slightly higher than last memorial day weekend. many drivers are blaming the economy. >> still going up and up and up. >> reporter: after steep increases, gas prices have started to come down, just a touch over the last two weeks.

remember personally helping an egregious case where my student was working for $500 a month in a hair salon in chinatown. preemployment denied she a to work there and even provided fabricated evidence to counter that claim. after she lost the first round, i helped to get a pro bono lawyer to retrieve her wage because she kept careful recording of her work hours and had witnessed. since the department and newcomer parents also register their students, i am hoping that we will provide information in the intake offices so that parents will get that. with the help of all the different organizations and ethnic media, i hope the wage system will no longer -- [tone] supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker? >> i am speaking for a whole slew of organizations involved and garment plants socially, ok? i don't need to rehash that there is a great need for you to act on this enforcement because in terms of employment and justice, and working conditions. me, i am focusing on the future of this city because right now, everything we're talking about, dealing with the lowest stratum of our econ

. >> reporter: his wife's beauty salon was cut down by the twister. now it's growing again. >> a lot of people are standing around staring at their rubble. at some point we have to role up our shraoeufbs, throw stuff out of the road and move on with our lives. >> reporter: some are moving on the hard way. today 59-year-old dean wells was laid to rest. he died in his orange apron when the tornado tore through the town's home depot. as his one life ends a new one together begins in joplin. >> there have been a lot of obstacles thrown in our path but we made it. >> reporter: aaron and brookes were high school sweet hearts. they shot this looking for aaron's sister. >> it was pure chaos. >> reporter: they found her and grabbed brook's wedding dress from the taylor on main street. they are getting married today. they thought about canceling but decided this is what the town needs. >> everybody is ready to do something happy. we had half of the people helping out in the church lost their houses. my sister, brother, everyone wanted to do it. >> reporter: bec

salon. >> reporter: he's rebuilding his wife's beauty salon. on tuesday collins discussed the idea with shocked officials. wednesday they gave him the oak to start and thursday the construction began. >> we have had an enormous outpouring of generosity and help to get prepared to get to this point. the city's been great. the city allowed us a permit in record time. >> reporter: there is no electricity in joplin. the substation across the street remains in ruins, so a generator powers the tools. >> time to roll up our sleeves and move on with our lives. >> reporter: passers-by stopped to offer encouragement and support. >> the first glimmer of hope we have seen towards the town rebuilding. >> reporter: four homes collins built in the last year are in ruins. he already has six projects waiting to be rebuilt. >> my heart goes out to even who lost loved ones. i hate for it to come to this to bring business to the area, but i believe everyone here will surprise the country with the rate we can co

. >> reporter: his wife's beauty salon was torn down by the tornado. >> we have to move on with our lives. >> reporter: some are moving on the hard way. today 59-year-old dean wells was laid to rest. >> wish it was him. i wish i was with him. >> reporter: even as one life ends a new one together begins today in joplin. >> there has been a lot of obstacles but we finally made it. >> reporter: e-ron and brock were high school sweet hearts. he shot this video through the streets on sunday searching for his sister. >> it was pure chaos. >> reporter: they found her and grabbed brook's wedding dress from a tailor on main street. they thought about cancelling getting married today but thought this is what the town needs. >> i think everybody is ready to do something happy. you know, we had half the people helping us out in the church lost their houses, my sister, her brother, a bunch of people attending the wedding and everybody wanted to do it. >> we're going to rebuild and it has to start somewhere. >> reporter: and they plan to build it quickly. they actually expect to have this business fini

it was taking place at a salon last year. this year, it's happening inside the shelter. directer explained to us, that many of the moms getting a makeover today will be starting job training, and job interviews later this week. part of the goal here is to help the moms take the next step in their lives. >> if you look good about yourself, and feel good about yourself, it gives you the confidence you need to apply for a job and enroll kids in school. >> reporter: right now, you can see the stylists are still setting up here, they've got all of their tools and equipment they're going to need. can i ask you really quick, what's your reaction to this? how does this make you feel? >> this makes me feel awesome. makes me feel like i'm worthwhile today. my kids are only 13 months and 2 months old, the only person that really said happy mother's day to me today was their dad, and it's making me feel really good. >> reporter: well happy mother's day to you. this is getting started. within the next hour, 25 moms are going to go through in makeover session. >>> mother's day means b

we know about their home in paris, the famous salon.ou get a taste of what their domestic life was like. >> one thing recreated is the fabulous wallpaper. the black-and-white photos do not convey the color. >> in doing a lot of research, you discover a little tidbits. with an exhibition, at the find ways to make it come together. we found beautiful photographs of the interior of their home. then we found a tiny scrap of the wallpaper. we saw how blue and vibrant it was. we had a designer recreate the image of the wallpaper. we had it made into wallpaper so we could all experience what it would have been like to be in their home. it is dynamic and fantastic. they seem very monochromatic because you only know them through black-and-white photographs, but they had such a vibrant life. that is what the exhibition is also trying to show. the third one is the art of friendship. picasso and matisse were part of their second family. there were people she admired and worked with. we introduced the visitors to her second family in a sense. the fo

another question where they asked whether you are within a 500 foot radius of any parks, schools, salons that you neglected to mention victoria minella park which is clearly a couple of hundred feet of you. i'm wondering if you request a continuance to give yourselves enough time to number one, actually meet with a neighborhood organization and number two, correct any errors that might be on your application because otherwise according to this language here, we would be put in a position where we would have to deny this. >> i definitely, you know, am in support to rectifying the problems that -- that's in my application. part of the -- saying