and is that even a part of the curricula in sarasota? >> oh, the governor has said that critical race theory is not a part of our agenda. but anytime anybody mentions black lives matter, you know, that has to be pulled from a classroom. you know, that's kind of disturbing to me, that they are shutting down, and what i call whitewashing our american history. so, critical race theory, a lot of times, they'll point to those things and say that's critical race. when it really isn't. it's teaching the truth. but we can't mention black lives matter or having in like that in our schools anymore. >> but my point is that parents are being whipped into a frenzy on a subject that you're not even dealing with and it's not even taught in your schools. am i right in saying that? >> right. it's banned from the state standards. and the governor is saying, what we can and can't teach in our schools. and they're very strict on that. and if they find anything in it, they're pulling these things. but what we're also doing is encouraging parents to look at w

sarasota herald tribune quoting them says michael barfield, the president of the aclu of florida saids and their panhandling in the city." and he said what molly said, has been ruled unconstitutional or ordinances trying to discourage it. joe. >> this issue about the unconstitutionality of such an ordinance is not clear cut. yet the united states, there have been challenges. first amendment, fourth amendment, eighth amendment, due process rights, there's been a mixed bag of rulings in terms of some in favor of upholding the ordinance and some against the ordinance. but at base, we have to have a community that is safe and welcoming and that permits economic vitality of the community. and so those are legitimate public interest that need to be upheld and the courts, when confronted with that against the application of these laws, have upheld the ordinance. >> shannon: here is what the sarasota herald set on this a few days ago. they say do you want -- they'd talk about this. the sand the surface it sounds like a legitimate and well-intentioned aim but there is always a fine line that s

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> this is happening at the moment and we continue to get more information, but you're right, the sarasota medical examiner's office has been called to the scene, and this is the carlton reserve. this is where brian allegedly went to september 13 for a hike, never came back home. his parents have believed that that is where he may be found, and here's what we're learning from steve bertolino who is the laundrie family attorney. he's saying last night that the parents decided they were going to go out to the reserve today to search, and that they told the fbi and northport police they were going to do that, and this morning that the parents, along with law enforcement, found, quote, some articles belonging to brian. that is all we know. we don't know what they were, we don't know how significant they could be, we don't know when they would have been left by brian. but the medical examiner has been called to the scene as well as pasco county cadaver dog has been called to the scene, plus two spotters. the cadaver dog was called this morning. we don't know what time this morning at all, we do

but the sarasota county's white van that belongs to the medical examiner's office, it has now arrived. the area where law enforcement officers have returned today is the myakkahatchee creek environmental park. that is an area where brian laundrie's parents that he like to go on hikes. it is adjacent to the carlton preserve, you may remember that as it was the focus for weeks in the search for brian laundrie. it is a swampy area full of alligators and snakes. this morning the laundrie parents left the house where they have been holed up for weeks. they went to the park, met with law enforcement officers on the scene, after reportedly being told that something had been found. the park is once again close to the public. multiple jurisdictions have deputies and police officers there helping with the fbi led search. a wyoming federal grand jury indicted brian laundrie for bank fraud for allegedly using laundrie's, gabby petitio atm card over the last three days of august. brian laundrie has been the only person of interest in her disappearance and her death. as you recall, laundrie and pet

. >> we know the sarasota medical examiner and a cadaver dog are on the scene, let's go to randi kaye at north port, florida. any description, anything more specific then articles about what was found? >> so far victor, no, we know that these items, these articles were found, according to the family attorney, these are articles that belonged to brian laundrie. they were found just off a hiking trial here in the environmental creek park here behind me. this is the entrance to the carlton reserve which is where authorities have been searching for brian laundrie since september 17th, since his family directed him here, saying this is where he came to hike. it's unclear what was found but we know the family was in there early this morning after alerting authorities that they were going to come here and search for him. the park just opened yesterday, so the family came here this morning along with law enforcement who was trailing behind them and found these items off one of the hiking trails. we don't know what they were. we know the coroner is on scene. that has not happened here in the s

randi kaye is live outside the nature park in sarasota, florida. do we know about everyone else involved in this stepped up search? >> we are at the environmental park here in north port florida, not far from the laundrie family home. the fbi is on the scene. they are getting ready to hold a press conference. the fbi tampa is going to brief media on the scene in a few minutes, we believe. also inside the area of this park is the north port police department, as well as the coroner from sarasota county. he was called this morning by authorities. and also this cadaver dog from the pasco county sheriff's office here to just detect human remains decomposing remains. this is not a dog that would search for anyone who might still be alive and on the run. they strictly alert for human remains and a decomposing body. we know there were these items of interest as the fbi calls them or articles as the laundrie family attorney calls them belonging to brian laundrie that were found here earlier this morning on a hiking path just off a trail here in this area o

the sarasota county emergency response team and the lee county sheriff's deposartment. so you've got a lot of law enforcement out there with one cadaver dog. >> randi kaye, jean casarez, i want to bring in mary ellen o'toole and tim gallagher. mary ellen, to you first. to now find items glbelonging t brian laundrie along a path, a trial that he frequented, one would imagine that this would have been searched weeks ago and what's your take now on them finding it so far into this hunt for him? >> well, the fact that they found something and they found it so quickly this morning when there has been such a major search obviously that creates a lot of questions for me and i'm sure they'll be able to resolve those questions. it could be because the environment has changed and several weeks ago, it didn't look the way it looks now because of the water. that begs a number of questions. if there was such an intense search, why were these items just found now and the critical thing is going to be what's the condition of these items? do they appear to have been out there for a lon

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leyla santiago joins us from sarasota county, florida.laundrie's parents knew their son was grieving the last time they saw him but gabby petito's body had not yet been discovered according to that timeline the last time they saw him. so is that essentially an admission that their son killed her? >> well, we have reached out to the attorney about that. he has not responded to our request for any sort of clarification but this morning on "good morning america," he was asked what exactly did the parents think that brian laundrie was grieving, given what you're saying. the calendar. the timeline. because their timeline indicates that brian laundrie was last seen monday september 13th. gabby petito's remains were found september 19th. that was the following sunday. so what exactly was he grieving? he didn't address the time discrepancy there but he did say that brian was very upset. so much so that his parents were concerned about him and they regret not having stopped him from leaving. he also provided some insight as to some of the possibil

. >> reporter: in sarasota, florida, mike martin owns reef cakes restaurant, but these days he's jugglingultiple jobs himself because he can't find anyone to hire and he's postponed plans to open six days a week. >> i have a head chef here he's working about 65 plus hours a week and i'm working upwards of that, more than that so it's been very challenging. >> reporter: so, peter, what are some of the industries that are still looking to hire right now? >> reporter: yeah, lester among them, retail, restaurants, transportation, health care that have all been raising wages and offering better benefits to try to attract and keep workers. the u.s. right now is still five million jobs below pre-pandemic levels meaning, there's a long way to go. >> all right peter alexander at the white house. thank you. >>> a pillar of the president's plan to get the economy back on track is his push for vaccine mandates still only about 56% of americans fully vaccinated but as covid cases start to drop, there is new pushback and some questions about how soon the pandemic will enter its next phase. here's gabe

once again, sheriff hoffman from sarasota, we're all one family. the sheriff has done a great job. chief garrison and our fbi, second to none. they came together from all over. we're talking about in different states of communication here. and the end result is one team, one family working to bring closure. again, our thoughts and prayers are with the family members and this tragedy. thank you [ overlapping speakers ] >> do you think the laundries would have cooperated sooner that you would have found him sooner? >> so this is an update from the local sheriff but it doesn't seem like there's much of an update that they are ready to give at this moment, which is fascinating as they set that up. clearly the reporters on the ground are wondering the same as i heard one of them say, chief, is this even a press conference. let me bring in cnn legal analyst joey jackson and charles ramsey. chief, i have to ask, would you set up a press conference -- what do you think the point of this press conference was? >> i don't know. i thought we'd get some information. we really didn't. just a des

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the items were found in an area that had been submerged in water until recently the sarasota county medicalce bonfirmed it had been summoned to the reserve but would not comment further now law enforcement is conducting a more thorough investigation of that area. our evidence response team. >> is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it's likely the team. we'll be on scene for several days. i know you have a lot of questions. we don't have all the answers yet. we are working diligently to get those answers for you. >> the park where the search is underway is now closed to the public. >> laundry is a person of interest in the killing of petito petito's parents reported her missing on september 11th pitino and laundry had been on this cross country trip out west. they stop near the golden gate bridge. many of those moments documented on youtube laundry has been charged with unauthorized use of a debit card. investigators say he misused a debit card in wyoming and that charge would allow authorities to arrest him if they found him alive, it alleges laundry made u

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, human remains along with a notebook and backpack belonging to laundrie were found in a park in sarasotay, florida. fihis family guide law enforcemt to the location. this case has drawn national interest. the young couple, both in their early 20s, went on a crosscountry van trip that they documented on social media. petito was reported missing in september, and by that time, laundrie had already returned home to florida alone. her body was discovered later in wyoming. cbs' jericka duncan is going to lead off our coverage tonight. >> reporter: a discovery today in the florida nature reserve where brian laundrie was believed to be hiding. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains, along with personal items, such as a backpack, a notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> reporter: authorities have been searching the reserve for the past month and say the area where the suspected remains were found had been previously under water. a heavy police presence, along with the county medical examiner and cadaver dogs quickly descended on the scene. according to a statement from the lau

. >> reporter: today, the sarasota medical examiner and a cadaver dog on the scene, along with laundrie's parents. their attorney saying the fbi and local police were informed last night of chris and roberta laundrie's plan to help with the search this morning and it was after a brief search off a trail brian frequented that some articles belonging to brian were found. >> gabby petito. never goes outside. >> reporter: the laundries reported brian missing more than a month ago, september 17th, two days after he was named a person of interest in gabby petito's disappearance. this summer, the couple had been on a cross-country road trip, sharing their seemingly happy travels on social media. >> did he hit you, though? >> i guess, yeah, but i hit him first. >> reporter: but on august 12th, police body camera footage capturing the pair after an altercation in moab, utah. and on september 1st, laundrie returned to his parents' north port, florida, home without petito. her family reporting her missing september 11th. >> we love her very much and we miss her and we want her to come home. >> repor

out on the run in the wilderness, we had authorities on wednesday increasing police presence in sarasota florida? >> i am looking at that whole thing with his dad coming to visit or help the police, something they planned, when i became a fugitive i staged my suicide on the banks of the potomac so i am looking at that with some suspicion. that is a ruse or maybe not. jillian: you think he would be getting help, is it easy to do something like this on your own? >> it is very hard. you need money, need to establish a new id have all these things so i definitely believe if his parents are not helping them directly they are helping indirectly. jillian: what do you think is happening here? >> he needs to turn himself in. he will get caught and won't be able to hide forever. this is one of the most dramatic and widespread manhunt's we've had in this country for a while. if he is out in that reserve in a swamp somewhere, maybe he got eaten by alligators. jillian: do you think he is alive? >> i do think he is alive. i think the whole camping out thing is a ruse to throw investigators off. he is

entered in shouting matches and even arrests but one parent who herself is a school board member in sarasota, florida says federal intervention goes beyond the pale. >> no acts of violence or threats should ever be tolerated and i believe local law enforcement has been quick to respond but this act by the national school board association, taxpayer-funded lobbying group intended to silence and intimidate parents who have a different point of view. >> republican lawmakers grilling in deputy attorney general lisa monaco slamming the doj for targeting parents while violent crimes servers across the us and calling the directive and attempt to chill speech from anyone opposed to the biden administration's ideology. the doj denies the claim, the national school but association claim some members have received death threats, josh halley called for attorney general garland to appear before the judiciary committee but no word if or when that might happen. todd: congressman jim jordan says the justice permit has other important business focusing on instead of villain icing concerned parents. >> what i

sarasota county is kicking off a month kicking -- is kicking off a month dedicated to the health of latinos. it will kickoff today with a free health fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in san jose. there will be free covid vaccinations, flu shots and health exams. for a four ash for a full list, head to the website --for a full list, head to the website on your screen. landlords can begin the process of evicting tenants who have not paid rent. some local cities extended the moratorium. there is still time for renters to get help to stay in their homes. >> we have arrived at the moment that many have called the eviction cliff. >> just just comes to you and says we want you out, that does not mean you don't have rights. >> state and local leaders are reminding renters of their rights under california law. new procedural rules require landlords to apply for rent relief before sending notices to pay for rent -- to pay rent. the roles will apply through next year mean renters and landlords time for the assistance program to disperse funds. the department of housing and community development says four e

and according to sarasota county medical examiner's office those remains have been identified as brian

the one parent who herself is a school board member in sarasota, florida is federal intervention goes the pale. >> no acts of violence or threats and local law enforcement has been quick to respond to this act by national school board association, taxpayer-funded lobbying group to silence and intimidate parents with a different point of view. >> reporter: lawmakers grilling lisa monaco during the hearing on tuesday slamming the doj for targeting parents while violent crime surge calling the directive and attempt to chill speech for anyone opposed to the ideology. the doj, the school board association claims some numbers, josh halley called for attorney general merrick garland to appear before the judiciary himself but no word on if or when that could happen. todd: a lot of questions to ask. a new timeline in the gabby petito case, brian laundrie flew home to florida to get supplies and close out a rented storage unit days after this fight with petito. his family of lawyers is brian laundrie then joined petito just before she vanished. brian laundrie is a person of interest after petit

remains along with a notebook and backpack belonging to laundrie were found in a wilderness park in sarasotafar from his home. his family actually guided the law enforcement to the location. the fbi says it's too soon to tell if the remains are laundrie's. interest. the young couple, both in their early 20s went on a cross-country van trip that they documented on social media. petito was reported missing in september, and by that time, laundrie had already returned home to florida alone. her body was discovered later in wyoming. cbs' jericka duncan is going to lead off our coverage tonight. >> reporter: a discovery today in the florida nature reserve where brian laundrie was believed to be hiding. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains, along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> reporter: authorities had been searching the reserve for the past month and say the area where the suspected remains were found had been previously under water. a heavy police presence along with the county medical examiner and cadaver dogs quickly desce

no comment from the sarasota medical examiner or the fbi. was of course a person of interest in the strangulation of girlfriend gabby petino. her body was found last month at grand teton national park in wyoming. $20 billion in fraudulent unemployment benefits have gone to criminals. that includes $810 million to killers on death row and other prisoners. governor gavin newsom says the fraud pipeline halls now been closed. and this is a live look inside minute maid park in houston, texas from fox sports. the big story of course there tonight the astros host the atlanta braves in game one of the world series. it features a matchup between braves manager brian and his son troy and astro's batting coach. you can see the game tonight on fox broadcast network the big fox 8:00 p.m. eastern time. that is a live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where

we saw a larger police presence surrounding the carlton reserve it's called, a sarasota county sheriff'se says that they were asked to help with the search. does that tell you anything? >> i hate to say it, but not really, don. they have to follow up on every lead, every possible credible lead. the fact that they are out there again tells me that they got another lead. the campsite. they had to go out there and process it. everything that they do is in the public eye. i think sometimes we attach too much significance to it. that's not to say it isn't a good lead to follow up on. i just haven't heard any information that anything came out of that search of the campsite. >> cnn is learning from the laundrie family attorney that chris laundrie, brian's father, was asked, has been asked to assist law enforcement in the search for his son in that carlton reserve. but after remnants of recently found campsite -- a recently found campsite were found, i mean, they told -- i mean, what does that tell you? does this mean anything? is this -- are we, you know -- >> don, it's really hard to say with

let's get straight to sarasota county, florida.ber 21st, 2021, a comparison of dental records confirm that had the human remains at the team memorial reserve in the myakkahatchee environmental park are those of brian laundrie. so a very big question answered in just the last ten minutes in terms of who did these human remains belong to. we now know that they are of brian laundrie. we have also learned that not too long ago, police visited the home of brian laundrie's parents. so we're waiting to get more information on exactly what sort of exchange they had. but this came just before the fbi tweeted out the new information that those human remains that were found yesterday belong to brian laundrie. still a lot of questions here, jake. we know the remains belong to him, but we don't know how he died and we also have a lot of questions about the belongings that police say they found near where those skeletal remains where are found. which by the way, i just spoke to north port police, one of the assisting agencies. they tell me it wa

sarasota, florida, school board meeting turns violent in minnesota. it's around the country. clearly happening and squarely within the work of the justice department. the attorney general is well within in his right and could have said more forcely, it's my job as the chief law enforcement officer of the united states to ensure this doesn't happen and at least get the fbi to work with state and local officials on this. but, you know, he answered effectively, you're twisting my words, and that's not what i said or wrote. >> let's listen, republican senator john cornyn on this memo. >> mr. attorney general, you're a very intelligent and accomplished lawyer and judge. you can answer the question, did you consider the chilling effect that this sort of threat of federal prosecution would have on parents' exercise of their constitutional rights to be involved in their children's education. >> i don't believe it's reasonable to read this memorandum as chilling anyone's rights, it's about threats of violence, and it expressly recognizes the constitutional right to make arguments abou

enforcement still searching for him in the 25,000 acre carlton nature reserve joined by officials from the sarasotanty sheriff's office. authorities aren't saying what brought additional officers today. the parents, step parents and lawyer in an interview with dr. phil said they hope finding laundrie will lead to answers about what happened to their daughter. >> i hope he's found. i mean, like alive. >> i want to look him in the eyes. >> the more he runs the more he hides, the less he could say it was a mistake or he had nothing to do with it. >> i want to see him in a jail cell the rest of his life. >> reporter: brian laundrie's parents clarify when brian left home with a backpack telling his parents he was headed to the nearby reserve. the laundries told law enforcement he left tuesday, september 15. we now believe the day he left was monday, september 13. the laundries have had no contact with brian and are concerned. petito and laundrie had spent weeks traveling across the country in petito's white ford van. he returned to the home he and petito shared with his parents without petito on septemb

we've seen cadaver dogs intoing to the carlton reserve in addition to a coroner's van from the sarasota county medical examiner's office and the lee county mobile command vehicle. chris and roberta laundrie were captured at the park where all of the activity was happening with a search team member that told us that may have found something. if human remains are covered, confirmed to be those of brian laundrie, this is not the news that gabby petito's parent were hoping for. they told me two weeks ago that they wanted him to be found alive to answer questions about what happened to their daughter while the couple was on their cross-country trip this summer. again, as you mentioned, the fbi expected to hold this press conference. a lot of questions. i want to point out when we were covering this case in wyoming and there had been remains found, everybody needed to be careful. the fbi was careful until they came out with the press conference because there were other people missing in that area at the time. so that's why we're not hearing any reaction from the family as of yet until that of

the sarasota county medical examiner's office confirming that 8 was summoned to the reserve, but it wouldment further. now law enforcement is conducting a more thorough investigation of that area. our evidence response team. >> is on scene using all available forensic resources to process the area. it's likely the team. we'll be on scene for several days. i know you have a lot of questions. we don't have all the answers yet. we are working diligently to get those answers for you. >> the park, the reserve where the search is underway. the north port area is now closed once again to the public after. just opened this week laundry is a person of interest in the killing of gabby petito who was reported missing september 11th by her parents. that as the couple they thought was on a cross country trip out west, but they hadn't heard from her laundry has been charged in a federal wyoming incident when authorities say there was an unauthorized use of a debit card and that charge would allow authorities to arrest him should they find him alive now that alleges that laundry made these unauthorized

sarasota, orlando, daytona beach, gainesville, and toward savannah and charleston and wilmington, norththe east coast on friday, especially the mid-atlantic. d.c. to baltimore. it looks like an ugg friday. and then friday night that rain arrives in philly and new york, and it's kind of a cool, wet, raw saturday. not great for any halloween activities on saturday. still good news. sunday looks like a nice halloween trick-or-treat forecast. the exception wyoming and nebraska with a little bit of snow. i think we'll take it, you know. not a bad trick-or-treat forecast at all. >> bill karins, two comments for you. one, i appreciate the spider-man graphic on the graph. two, that tornado was terrifying. >> yeah. it was violent. yeah, we'll find out today just how strong those winds were. >> let's hope we don't see any more of those for a while. thank you, again, buddy. >>> still ahead, president biden is expected to meet with house democrats as the caucus meets with divisions over the house spending plan. leanne called well joins me with the latest on those capitol hill negotiations. >> befor

the sarasota medical examiner asking to respond to the reserve.abby petito. >>> we are taking a look at the surviving supply chain across the country. trueing truck drivers and local ports. consumers and local businesses are bearing the bankrupt of the problem. >> one week we can't get handle shopping bags. the next week i can't get lids. nothing to say. >> something in the spring we're getting half of, because they don't have the quantities in the warehouse. >> we have gone from two weeks to a load of glass until six months right now. >> joining me now is the former adviser under president biden, now the profess-of-of chicago school of business. you can give me some clarity on all the conflicting economic messages? there is a new washington post today reminding whether the national guard could be deployed to drive trucks or unload baggages to alleviate some supply chain issues. is the that a good idea? >> well, look, it's a mess. everyone knows it's a mess. but the important thing to realize is it's a world wide mess, it's a world wide supply cha

just this bweek, human remains were found here at the carlton reserve and according to the sarasota county medical ice examiner's office those remains have been identified as brian laundrie. the manhunt for brian is over but there are still so many questions about gabby's death. over the next hour, we'll explore their relationships ups and downs, potential warning signs they were headed for a dark turn and the serve what happened to gabby. >> so me and brian just got up, made the bed in the tent and set up. i think our plan for today is to hang out here in the tent. brian is stretching doing some morning yoga. >> this is how gabby petito's family remembers her, happy, healthy, full of love, full of life. so how did their cherished daughter and sister end up dead at only 22 years old? why were her remains found thousands of miles away from her home in the middle of the wilderness? and why would the person closest to her, the man she thought she was going to marry return from their cross country trip alone and then disappear? he may be the only one who knows what happened to gabby petito. th

there is a last commercial break which that the coroner and medical examiner for the sarasota countyrk there. the mobile command center has also arrived. we have two counties as well as the mobile command center joining law enforcement there after audible articles found by the family's attorney. the articles were found to belong to brian laundrie himself. >> harris: i am no digging back into the parent statements and we are never going to read the tea leaves and we cannot connect dots that we do not have all of. at least on a road that is not supported by the facts yet. the florida police department were informed last night and the support of the parent statements through their attorney. the fbi and northport started police department were informed last night of brian's parents intentions and they met chris and roberta laundrie there this morning after a brief search off of the trail that brian frequented, some articles belonging to him were found." that's a portion and we was focusing on just now because we do not know the timing of when those things may have been left there. we do

we've seen the van from the sarasota medical examiner's office and lee county present also after searching at the carlton reserve where investigators have been searching for brian laundrie and search teams and drones. this is the same area where brian laundrie's parents said he went for a hike and reported him missing after he didn't return home to their residence for several days. a fox news digit reporting, chris and roberta laundrie were seen at the park with a search team member that said they might have found something. if there's human remains that were recovered and they are brian laundrie that is terrible news for the family of brian laundrie against the family of gabby petito. we talked with gabby's family. they said they wanted him alive to ask questions and if he's responsible, held accountable. martha? >> martha: thank you, laura. we'll go back as news merits this afternoon. let's bring in mark eiglarsh watching this with us, former prosecutor and mercedes colwin, fox news contributor. mark, let's start with what happened this morning, which is that brian laundrie's parents eit

this is from sarasota, florida. they have a mask mandate for students.want the kids to wear masks, which doesn't seem like much to ask, during a pandemic. but it upset some parents so much, they decided to stage a protest outside the chairwoman of the school board's house. >> i see you in there, shirley, we want you to come out for a redress of grievances. we know the next step is from mask to vaccine, and this will not happen. this is the line we will die on. >> that's right! no to vaccines! no to vax! >> jimmy: okay. says a guy who is wearing a mask! as he walks by! [ laughter ] what is going on? what is wrong with these people? [ applause ] it's amazing how far we haven't come since the start of this. but it's interesting to look back at why. to look back at what was in the news and who was in the news exactly one year ago and with that said it's time for an early october edition of "this week in show kid history." >> this week in owe individual history, october 2020, the president is back. >> i just left walter reed medical center. now i'm better and