the sandy hook community reeling from another loss.sen. get himself the help he needed, it's just awful."jeremy richman co-founded the avielle ahh- vee-elle foundation....in honor of his six-year-old daughter, who was killed in the 20-12 sandy hook elementary school shooting.the non-profit focused on thwarting violence with research and strengthening the community.jeremy richman/father of sandy hook victim/february 2018"we're going to create a curriculum to recognize the signs and symptoms of the risk factors that lead to violence and how to engender and build the protective factors that ensure o compassion, kindness and resilience."police say his body was found in his connecticut office monday. authoritie viadero/newtown police"mental health professionals have told us, you know, the impact of sandy hook, you're not going to see the full impact of that incident until years later. we're kind of looking at that now, and it's coming to fruition."police aren't releasing details about the death.jeremy richman/father of sandy hook victim"compass

and that is when i got to know sandy. sandy, thank you so much for joining us. i have to talk to you again when something this awful has happened. you know what it feels like to lose a child and what happens to a family and a community in the wake of a mass shooting. sadly now, there are many families in your same shoes. is there enough support to go around? >> no. there's not enough support to go around for us. the ongoing need and the ongoing trauma lasts a lifetime, and there's just not enough support. there are many people that pooh-pooh the idea of even getting therapy right after the fact, and we know that trauma therapy is incredibly important to these people, and it really does help them maneuver through the grief and maneuver through the rest of their lives. so we know how important it is, but there's just not enough available, and there's not enough resources. a lot of these people can't afford to keep going to therapy every week even though they need to. >> i know that you have said before, sandy, that these wounds don't heal, right? and you just said

sandy. but he wouldn't leave her i just kept saying you know let's be friends let's be friends he wanted it to be more so he told me that he was going to europe and then i never heard anything for a while though word got back to me that he'd been arrested. i hadn't been in dallas in over a year so of the only thing i knew to do was to book a flight go to dallas to see if i could go through the house listen to the answering machine and try to piece this thing together and eventually think you're going to find out more information and while i was in the dallas house the phone rang and it was sandy's german legal counsel who had been assigned to the case in germany and at that time. i'm. very thin details but said that sandy had been arrested for manufacturing ecstasy and that he wanted to redeem an attorney for him there in dallas it was a pretty interesting revelation but i did there was money in the safe that was in the house in dallas and i took that money and retained an attorney to go ove

. >> i'm meteorologist sandy patel. tracking a storm that intensifies tomorrow. >>> a robot just made my smoothie. cool technology or job eliminator? >>> there's a measles alert across the south bay. and parents are on-edge. abc 7 news starts right now. >> live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening, everyone. prepare for a slow-going comm umbrellas are by the door. i want to show you live doppler 7. we want to get to street radar where we're tracking mild to moderate rain right now. let's track this patch of moisture. you will notice it's heading towards the lower lake area by 11:36 tonight. lighter spottier showers near the east bay. these showers are going to intensify. very light stuff. san francisco, mission district, we'll show you the wider perspective here because we are going to be seeing the rainfall picking up in intensity beginning at 10:00 a.m. in the north bay and just spreading southward and eastward. there's more than rain coming with tomorrow's storm. i'll be back with the hour-by-hour ou

in 2014, the families of the first graders and the educators killed in the sandy hook shooting, theyiled a wrongful death lawsuit against the manufacturer of the rifle that was used in that massacre and they used the company's marketing as evidence that this was a product that was not being marketed for a lawful use. the argument and specifically marketing the air 15 rifle to civilians so that those civilians use it military combat which is not a thing you're legally allowed to do. during the trial, the lawyer said imagine if a car company marketed a vehicle as being perfect for running people over. >> can you imagine ford motor company advertising a car to go run over people? who would hesitate for a second to hold ford accountable for that? >> who would hesitate to hold ford accountable for that and question that and that american law would allow it? there is a very specific reason it' impossible to hold gun mack manufacturers because the gun industry alone has special immunity, i mean, if you make a pillow that's prone to burst into flames when exposed to heat or a flotation devic

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in 2014, the families of the first graders and the educators killed in the sandy hook shooting, they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the manufacturer of the rifle that was used in that massacre and they used the company's marketing as evidence that this was a product that was not being marketed for a lawful use. the argument and specifically marketing the air 15 rifle to civilians so that those civilians use it military combat which is not a thing you're legally allowed to do. during the trial, the lawyer said imagine if a car company marketed a vehicle as being perfect for running people over. >> can you imagine ford motor company advertising a car to go run over people? who would hesitate for a second to hold ford accountable for that? >> who would hesitate to hold ford accountable for that and question that and that american law would allow it? there is a very specific reason it's impossible to hold gun mack manufacturers because the gun industry alone has special immunity, i mean, if you make a pillow that's prone to burst into flames when exposed to heat or a flotation de

26 people killed at sandy hook. killing all 26 of them took 264 seconds.se of the capabilities of that ultimate combat weapons system for civilians. 264 seconds. gun lobbies may have immunity thanks to congress and thanks to president george w. bush. you may be allowed to market this type of weapon, but you can't market a car based on how good it would be for running people down in a crowd. maybe this jury in connecticut will find that you can't market weapons like this to civilians for combat use in civilian life. because in civilian life there is no such thing as legal combat use. els. so, when the world expects you to follow the rules, write your own. ♪ because no one gets an opinion on how you live your life, why you shave, or how you show your skin. my skin. my way. ♪ we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest o

gave me various then details but said that sandy had been arrested for manufacturing ecstasy and that he wanted to redeem it turning for him there in dallas it was a pretty interesting revelation but i did there was money in the safe that was in the house in dallas and i took that money and retained an attorney to go over and meet with germany. seven months after sandy has been arrested and i pull into the garage of my car is rushed by law enforcement people who are screaming and have a gun out and they're pointing at my face i'm being told you know you're in hot water we know that your husband was arrested we know you know we know you visited him in germany and they said we know you have information and all you have to do is just tell us what you know and i wasn't going to. anything because i'm literally watching these people destroying my mom's isn't somebody that i really want to confide in so i have it wasn't very long after that that my lawyer explained to me exactly what it is that my prosecutor wanted they wanted her to wear a wire. and try to m.k. other people people she didn'

if those jerks at pawn stars can have a reality show -- [laughter] why isn't there the sandy show?e right thing. >> thank you so much, sandy, thank you for all the work you do protecting this endangered specimen. >> sow, we're so proud. >> well, it's been quite an adventure. i've learned quite a lot about blockbuster, and i hope that the world has too. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] greg: all right. what dud you learn? >> i just wanted to say thank you again to sandy and everyone at blockbuster for being such a good sport. it was so much fun. thanks for having us. greg: very good, all right. get your tickets now for the gutfeld monologues live. next show in washington, april 6th. then in detroit, kat's home, april 7th. and in may in oklahoma. go to ggutfeld for ticket information. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ when irish eyes are smiling ♪ sure it's like a morn in spring ♪ more than half of our community have discovered their irish roots. order ancestrydna, and find the surprises in you. just $59 through march 18th. get your kit today. i've gwith the capital onehing. venture card you earn

. ♪ >>> sandy? >> tell me about it, stud. >> oh, so iconic.'t love or want to be bad girl sandy by the end of "grease"? we all did, didn't we? lucky for us, olivia newton-john is sharing untold stories about that time in her new memoir, "don't stop believing" and how she's in the middle of her third breast cancer diagnosis. we are so honored to have olivia newton-john on our set. how are you? good to have you. >> great. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. how are you feeling? >> really good. >> you have stayed really positive. >> every day is a gift anyway. we don't know how long our life is, and so every day is an extra bonus for me and i'm very grateful. i intend to be hooer for a long time. i have much to do and i'm enjoying my life. >> olivia was originally diagnosed in 1992 with breast cancer. later it came back and then she had a fractured pelvis, which she didn't realize because because of this charity walk en her own center in australia. >> i was undercover in the hospital. on purpose. i didn't want people to know because i didn't wan

>>> up ahead, info war host george jones with the sandy hook massacre for completedly claiming it's a hoax. what's his defense? >>> and the swearing in of the first muslim woman in pennsylvania started with a prayer, repeatedly invoking jesus, 13 times as a matter of fact. i'll is her, did it feel like a prayer or something else? >> thank you for this honor, jesus, jesus, god, jesus, god, i claim all these things in the power. mighty name of jesus, the one who at the name of jesus, every knee will bow and every tong will confess, jesus, that you are lord. > >>>. >>> the first everyone muslim woman to the state legislature was sworn in this week. the customary opening prayer that kicked offer the sex became a political lightning rods. about to be sworn in was states representative movita johnson harelle. including dozens of family muslims. everyone was delivered by a prayer by her soon to be colleague stephanie borowitz. she invoked lord and good six teams each. her message struck many as problematic. here to discuss is the representative and the president of the family research counci

you're on with sandy derity of duke university. david, go ahead. >> caller: well, good morning, brother. i must admit that this is a topic and a subject that is way, way long overdue that we deal with in a serious manner by which you're dealing with it this morning. now, with the senator approaching the topic the way she did, i agree with you, was much a noble thing to do. now, watch this, my brother, as this program progresses. people will call in and say, my parents -- i just got here, you know. i'm second generation, and my people came from wherever. we didn't have nothing to do with slavery, right? and you also get the garden variety racists who will always give the confederate line about, you know, that slavery was actually a noble enterprise. so brother, i think you got your finger on the pulse of the direction by which we must go. i'm just saying be aware of how it is these oppositions will try to muddy the water. >> that's david from los angeles. professor, go ahead. >> well, let me comment. i've already commented on the ne

sandy: i believe they are.ave learned about that car and elon musk is this is not a car company, it is a cult. quite frankly, elon musk attracts people in a way that no one -- in fact, all you have to do is think which car executive would anyone on the street know except for him? certainly, he's got that going for him. quite frankly, he's got hidden plans, just like he did when he turned the seat heaters on on the back of the car or modify the braking when consumer reports gave him some static. he will pull some rabbits out of his sleeve. i don't think anybody is going to buy a $35,000 car because they will want autopilot and a few other things that brought extra charges. we know he can probably get down to that point, but he has left some new things inside the car like 8s and whatnot. if you want it, all you have to do is send him an email. he will turn it back on and you just pay the $6,000 and away you go. you has a totally different business plan. emily: what does that mean for demand and supply? max: we do

and tonight a father from sandy hook. authorities believe he took his life too. >>> the man hunt for the gunman who showed up and opened fire in a neighborhood, shoots in homes, apartments and came back the next day, authorities say doing it again. >>> good evening. great to have you with us here on maund night. we begin with a dark cloud now lifted for prt trump and the white house. the mueller report finding no collusion with russia. after two year, robert mueller finding no conspiracy for the president or his company with russia. and stopped short of exonerating the president of obstruction of justice. the sum ray of the multer report, dhe not find suspicious evidence to find alt crime. tonight, and news said he could not reach a conclusion on obstruction. does it set up a battle? the end, it was the president's recent pick for attorney general who cleared him. jonathan karl asking the president d he skkt honorably? >> today from a president feeling vindicated, an entirely different tone towards the special counsel. a

connecticut's top court ruled dye maker of the rifle used in the sandy hook massacre can be sued.f pegues has this story. >> they are not above the law. >> reporter: that was the message to the gun industry, after connecticut's supreme court ruled the families of some of those killed at sandy hook ma sue gun manufacturers over deir marketing practices. >> my son dylan was one of the six-year-olds killed in the shooting. >> reporter: ian hockley's son was one of 20 first-graders and six adults gunned down, when adam lanza burst into the school in december of 2012 and opened fire with multiple weapons, including an ar-15-style bushmaster rifle made by the remingtoou war, glamorized with slogans like, "forces of opposition bow down," and "consider your man card reissued." pvid wheeler is also part of ehe suit. >> there is a reason that this particular consumer product is the one that is used by people who want to inflict the most damage. >> reporter: gun manufacturers argue that they are protected by a 2005 federal law that shields them from liability. but, the state's justices said

. >>> sunshine, sandy? >> what about puddles patel. we're seeing plenty of sun right now, and long -- some people have started off their weekend at the beach. 58 in the city, it's the low 60s, oakland, even the sea lions at pier 39. 61 in -- 62 in napa. and in livermore, it is 63. count on seeing these temperatures rising, as we head into the weekend. so let's look at your forecast, as we head towards the weekend. it was gorgeous. dry, sunny weather, we're basically looking at eve spring warmth. rain returns next week. live picture, on different levels, we have some wispy cirrus. here's a look at the low 60s, some showers isolated, to 62, you're looking at rain in chicago, los angeles bright and warm, 79 degrees. hour by hour forecast in a moment. but a few clouds tonight. temperatures first thing in the -- just be it's going to be mild in the south bay. 67, excuse me, sunnyvale, cruz, 67 loss al tots. downtown san francisco 60. north bay temperatures, 66 in san rafael. calistoga, napa, just a beautiful day, in the east bay, mid 60s fr

we learned a 2-year-old boy was hit in the parking lot of the sandy spring bank. that's on rockville pike near veers mill road. chopper had over the scene around 4:15 this afternoon. police saying the boy has life threatening >injuries. now to the latest on when the public might get to see the special counsel's port. attorney general william barr said it could be weeks not months. barr said mueller's investigation did not establish a critical conspiracy with russia on the collusion h questions a decided there was insufficient evidence on obstructioeof justice. resident declared himself exonerated. today he took a victory lap on capitol hill. amid new signs he plans to seek political vengeance but also making a bold new claim on health care. blayne alexander is trackingthll for us this evening. blayne? >> reporter: son,cifically it's been ten years almost since the affordable care a was signed into law, since then republicans have voted dozens of times to repeal it. now it appea that the battle over obamacare is back. president trump renewing a familiar fightn cong

remnants of sandy came ke ough -- let me turn my on. it's off right now. we've got -- >> we can hear you now, lauren. >> it's always better with the mike on, isn't it? >> oh, my gosh. they always have interesti weather for the marines corps. marathon,ri you get hnes or it can be really hot or really cold. october's an iffy month around here. >> can we just get to 70? >> we're headedthere. not today. >> i left the coat in the car, though. >> good for you. i haven't been outside. >> we're done with this winter coat. >> yes. >> pat you may need it tomorrowo morning, temperatures tomorrow morning are going to be cold. we're talking about temperatures in the 20s and low 30s. so pretty much everybody below that freezingark early tomorrow morning, it's going to be chilly. plenty of sunshine. it's chilly outow there right but today is the start of some warmer temperatures headed our way. let's go ahead and talk about the four things you need to know today if you've been outside. we've got that chilly breeze. we do have that freeze possible early tomorrow morning.

months later, a year later, seven years later in the sandy hook case this is happening.u explain it? >> thank you for inviting me on for this important subject matter. we are talking about traumatic loss. it's not something that just goes away. it's something we have to pay attention to and ask years afterward, how are you doing? the question you are asking this morning about why did it happen and what more can we do those are questions that hammer at people who suffered traumatic losses. what more could i have done? why did this happen? why not me? these are cruel questions people will continue to ask themselves. there's no good answers for them. but the only answer we can provide is you don't have to go through it alone. >> i think that's really an important message. the old adage of time heals all wounds, it doesn't. sometimes you are still in searing pain long after the event. what are you supposed to do about it? for people who are still in pain and if we know people in crisis, what's the answer? >> you make a very good gopoint. most people who go through traumatic

sandy patel is here with the forecast. >> something for everyone today. it is quiet right now. the storm has impacted much of the state. in tsierra, we are seeing some some snow hours. 4 to 8 inches of snow is expected. tahoe is not reporting snow at this hour. temperatures have fallen. 5 to 15 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. so even though spring is here, still feeling a little like winter. let me show you what you can expect in the days ahead. overnight tonight going into tomorrow morning, we will start to see some fog forming. afternoon sunshine tomorrow and the rain returns friday. we are looking at dry for most of your weekend about so if you have outdoor plan, you don't have to worry about the rain dampening your plans. take a live look. right now you can enjoy the sun. and tomorrow morning watch out for the fog, temperatures 30s, 40s. we'll also see some high clouds around. tomorrow afternoon, isolated shower can't be rulinged out eve -- ruled out, but for most of you, it is a dry day. and a level one system on our storm impact scale will follow on friday. light to

. >>> i'm meteorologist sandy patel. i hope you enjoyed today's break in the sunshine because live dopplar 7 is tracking your weekend storm. back with the timeline coming up. >>> we've got a fine show for you tonight. >> i've had my arms wrap add round tony bennett for three years touring the world. when you're singing love songs, that's what you want people to feel. >> are you having alright,yeah!excited? waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >>> in the south bay, the silicon valley car show shifts into high gear this week. hundreds of cars, trucks and suvs are on display and that includes some local talent. a group of san jose state students are showing off the vehicles they built from scratch and abc 7 reporter got a chance to jump in the driver's seat. >> reporter: slick new whips, classic cars and san jose state students are revving up innovation at the silicon valley car show. >> the product idea or intention is to build a vehic

sandy lyle. 1987. sandy lyle did it a year before he won the masters. simialr route. mcilroy won on sunday by a shot from jim fuyrk. it was a great win because his round started badly with missed putts and his ball in the water. but perhaps this is the beginning of a new chapter in his career. my my career is hopefully going to last another 15 or 20 years, so one tournament or one day or one month in those 20 years is nothing. it's just a glimpse. so it doesn't change anything. it doesn't change who i am. it looks great on my resume, i'm very happy about that, it's another step in the right direction, but that's all it is to me. it's a huge tournament to win, i'm very proud, and very honoured, but it is just a step in the right direction. so, at last happiness for rory mcilroy. let's talk about his win with annie alvarez. hello! how's it going? it's going well, even better for rory mcilroy. what did you make of his win? obviously he has had a good year and put himself in contention already. he is proving to people once again why he is such an exceptiona

. >> reporter: sandy blankenship and her adopted 6-year-old eva are one of many families suing purdueharma and others. eva's mom used opioids while she was pregnant and sandy worries she'll need a lot of support. >> she's 6 years old and she can't count to 20. she can't say her abcs all the way through. >> you think there's some deficits there? >> i'm sorry. it's just -- that's my baby. >> reporter: purdue faces more than 1,600 lawsuits filed by individuals, but also hospitals, in 27 different states. with the prospect of having to pay billions, purdue is exploring filing for bankruptcy a source familiar with the matter confirmed to nbc news. that would put a hold on all litigation and allow the company to negotiate claims with a bankruptcy judge. ohio's attorney general, one of the plaintiffs, happened to be at the white house today. >> the bottom line here is they're saying they don't want to have to pay to clean up their mess. we're going to fight to make sure that they do. >> reporter: in a statement today, purdue would not comment on its financial or legal strategy, adding, we ha

sandy villari is back with us. good to see you >>again. thanks, bill. >> better performance on lower fees. the advantage still goesith the passive index funds. what say you? >> sure. i mea certainly on the fee perspective. but if you look at a lot of the actively managed funds, a lotf them are closet indexers so they really have a low kind of active share where they really don't deviate much from the k.benchm what we try to do is to really coentrate our positions on about 20 to 25 of our very best ideas and try to irease that active share so we do deviate from the benchmark. that's sort o our tak on it. >> and you bring up an interesting point. you have to admit the structure of the market has changed dramatically over the last 10 or 15 years where you have this proliferation of etfs, the exchange traded funds. many mor index funds. the rise ofit algic investing, which tends to move indexes in tandem at all times. it just plays itself out where you want to go wit index investing at that point, right? >> yeah. when youook back at decemb las

. >>> a tragic turn after the nd the father of a little girl killed at sandy hook dies in apparent suicide. in florida, two students who survive that shooting apparently taking their own lives. >>> women sounding the alarm and the fda considering action about the safety of breast implants. new fears of a potential link to cancer. >> i removed my chest to get rid of cancer. and i reconstructed it and put cancer back in. >>> new developments in a nightmare at sea. a daring rescue mission for 500 passengers trapped on a cruise ship in a violent storm. >>> a flight plan gone awry. a mix-up leaving passengers stunned when their plane landed in the wrong country. >>> a new salvo in the tv wars. apple unveils its long-awaited service to take on netflix. >>> a major baby boom in a maternity ward and that's just among the nurses. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. and welcome to our viewers in the west. president trump is suddenly feeling pretty good tonight about robert mueller after the biggest win of his presidency. mr. trump now saying the special couns

melanie cure of the ball takes us to kenya now we're you see the sandy business is pitting people against each other. it's a walk across this god landscape which john mccain called home this used to be a river carrying drinking water for the community and then livestock in much tacos county kenya that's until sent out it's just started illegally mining the riverbed leaving barely any sand told the water john fight to stop them but his activism has come at a high price. goes when no it's somebody. my old club. my house also is a human being that you may need to fuel up. john says san cartels are behind the illegal mining which feeds the demands of the country's rapid and i say should people in his community believe they won't stop the destruction until there is no sand left with no regard for those whose lives depend on access to the water is. a lot. when the sun is too hot and you come to look for water you find the levels have gone very low and this water is salty it's not good for washing clothes for drinking this water is bad and we sometimes catch diseases like typhoid. all over the c

. >> reporter: sandy is shocked, looking at the doorbell security video showing a man pouring fuel on light it up. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. >> reporter: sandy asked us not to show her face because she is frightened. the crime happened at 2:30 yesterday while she was sleeping. >> they said with the amount that he poured, had it been gasoline, he would have caught fire instantly and he would've been dead. >> reporter: she says her daughter and two grandchildren were inside the home as well. >> they said none of us would have survived. >> reporter: the stockton fire department says the suspect used diesel fuel, which does not bring the same as gasoline. >> if it were gasoline, they probably would have all been dead. >> reporter: sandy's husband don was sleeping downstairs at the time. today he spent the day cleaning the porch, saying it still smells like fuel. he said the suspected asked to borrow money and asked for rides in the past. >> stockton police department. >> reporter: police arrested the 38-year-old who lives across the street from the home. he is being held on attempted

this time the father of a child killed at sandy hook elementary. >>> two escaped inmates were cap chu cap chushed overnight but three are still at large. the sheriff says they escaped by cutting an already weakened fence in the exercise yard. he believes they had outside help. the sheriff telling the public to lock their cars and doors and if they see a strange person walking around, notify them immediately. there is a 1500 reward for the capture. >>> each pleading not guilty to racketeering as part of the sprawling college scandal. prosecutors say the defendants carried out a scheme it cheat on standardized tests, in some cases they bribed college coaches who then helped perspective students gain admission to a university by falsely claiming students were athletic recruits on the rowing team or women's soccer. more defendants are due in court this week. meanwhile yale has rescinded the admission of a student who was part of this on going on scandal, the first case of a school rescinding a student since the scandal broke. >>> authorities now investigating a third suicide in the past w

his daughter was 1 of 20 children killed in the sandy hook shooting. richman spoke to abc's dan harris on his podcast last year. >> you will never see her again. you will never hold her, you know, feel that weight in your arms, never snuggle, never get that hug and kiss on the cheek. that's like you will never have that again. >> the overwhelming feeling of helplessness, once one has had an experience like that, the brain encodes it into permanent memory. >> just a really tough reminder of how fragile life is. richman spoke at an anti-violence summit near parkland, florida just last week. >>> more severe weather is on the move. let's take a look at your weather for this tuesday. new video shows the damage. from straight line winds during severe storms in central alabama monday. several buildings were damaged. the winds ripped the roof off a barber shop. looking at the radar right now, you see that same line of storms now hugging the southeast coast. the system stretches from the gulf all the way north to cape cod. temperatures are fairly mild across th

from sandy having devastating consequences. it's a walk across the scarred landscape which. called home this used to be a river carrying drinking water for the community and their livestock in much tacos county kenya. that until centile is just started illegally mining the river bed leaving barely any sand told the water john fight to stop them but his activism has come at a high price. goes where no if somebody. helps also as a human being that you may be. john says san cartels are behind the illegal mining which feeds the demands of the country's rapid and i say should people in his community believe they won't stop the destruction until there is no sand left with no regard for those whose lives depend on access to the water is. when the sun is too hot and you come to look for water you find the levels have gone very low and this water is salty it's not good for washing clothes for drinking this water is bad and we sometimes catch diseases like typhoid. all over the country illegal sand harvesting is taking place in broad daylight the driver of this truck doesn't want to b