and we fell in love with savannah.

and savannah's dark history can be called flat out bizarre, from haunted mansions to mass graves, savannah had a lot of demons to overcome. and those demons can sometimes take the form of paranormal beings. every now and then, yeah, you'll get some nice ghosts. and then every now and then, you'll get one that's not so nice. phillip calvert: here to tell us more is ghost expert patrick welch, founder of paranormal society of savannah and actor producer mark mccullough. savannah, one of the most haunted cities in the world. why? patrick welch: back in 1733, there was a yellow fever epidemic that came out three or four times in savannah. over 50% of the population got wiped out. and with no place to really bury them, they would have mass graves. and they would just bury them all over the city. and then as savannah progressed, they were just building on top of all these mass graves out there. phillip calvert: man. and ever since, the city has been plagued with visitors from the beyond. you're born and raised here in savannah. i was, yes. the house that my dad had since i was a young boy, we ha

savannah is such a rock.so much thanks to everybody on the show for being so, so supportive. also saint thomas church, where al roker got married, gave us that beautiful backdrop. >> we all sat down in that beautiful church >> are you going to edit it out? >> you know what, we have to give it a lot of extra time. faith means something different to everyone. and i think everyone here has a different relationship we had a really good talk. we sat down and had a really good talk, and that airs tomorrow stages. does that mean, hoda then i go t the manuscript. then i got the hard book. >> once was enough. >> by the way, there is a great picture of you on the front. i know we haven't been showing it. but it's you. it really is. >> well, i didn't want to be on the cover. >> >> well, first, i got it early >> it makes for a really good bookmark, too. >> it's a bookmark >> we have an amazing performance coming up. one of my favorite singers, hillary scott from lady a. she's a huge superstar she also has a beautiful gos

and savannah movette from savannah, our district as well and went to one of the local high schools, was a drum major, 23, 24 years old and sergeant jerome rivers from carolton, another georgia resident. these were the three killed in the drone attack at jordan. i had the opportunity to go to dover air force base for the dignified remains, dignified transfer of remains and i will tell you that was an experience that was one of the most moving experiences of my life. when i walked on to that tarmac on that cloudy, dreary day and i saw that giant airplane with the nose opening with three boxes draped in american flags with american troops behind them protecting the boxes and the family across the tarmac from us, it was one of the most meaningful moments of my life and i hope i never have to attend one of those ceremonies again. host: let's hear from sam from kentucky, independent line. caller: representative carter, how do you do, sir? guest: good. caller: my wife and i met in savannah and our son was born in savannah and it's an honor to talk to you, sir. unfortunately, i moved us out of

and you just heard from that man, savannah. is growing panic in rafah that the israeli military may move in before a deal is struck. but the israeli military tells my colleague raf sanchez that no evacuation plan has been drawn up yet for the 1.4 million palestinians already displaced in rafah savannah >> thank you, molly. >>> astonishing new dash cam showing that deadly plane crash friday on a florida highway. so the plane comes out of the left upper corner of the screen. it flies over several lanes of traffic and it tries to make an emergency landing in the far right lane but it crashes into a vehicle, killing two of the five people the ntsb is leading the crash and the investigation. onboard. officials say the pilot had radioed that he lost both engines and was trying to make it to the nearest airport. the ntsb is leading the crash and the investigation. >>> now the cold waters of lake superior where shipwreck hunters found the wreck of the "s.s. arlington", that sank in 1940 in 35 miles off northern michigan in 600 feet of

laura, good morning. >> hey, savannah, good morning. immunity issue one that could make-or-break the prosecution case against donald trump. the supreme court's involvement on this could hand him a win or loss. but either way the calender works to his advantage making the chances he will face trial before election day this year on charges of trying to overturn the last election more remote by the day. this morning the u.s. supreme court handing donald trump the gift of time. the justices agreeing to decide whether the republican front-runner should be immune from federal charges because his attempts to reverse the 2020 election happened while he was still in office. >> we will never give up, we will never concede. >> reporter: in a one-page order the high court saying it will hear arguments in the case the week of april 22nd. but with no firm date for its final ruling, the prospect of a federal criminal trial being completed before the november election becoming increasingly unrealistic. and if the supreme court rules in mr. trump's favo

i know this is [indistinct]. >> savannah: now they are nine and 10.and who has got basketball and it is like carry from" homeland." i'm trying to solve the puzzle and it is mystifying. >> kelly: i know, it is crazy. and your parents have no lives sometimes. do you hang out ever? you get up so early and when you hang out, is it

savannah sf?ter in jerusalem, thank you very much. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin hospitalized and admitted to a critical care unit a month after a health scare at the white house. that he kept hidden. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. it's not clear how long the defense secretary will remain hospitalized. but one notable change from last time, the pentagon alerted the white house immediately. this morning, defense secretary lloyd austin in critical care, hospitalized at walter reed again yesterday. this time for symptoms of a bladder issue. according to the pentagon. overnight, doctors saying that austin was then admitted to the critical care unit for supportive care and close monitoring. last month the defense secretary faced scrutiny for not telling the white house he underwent surgery for prostate cancer until days later. >> we did not handle this right. i did not handle this right. >> reporter: now the pentagon announcing the stay publicly saying he's transferring

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "today. that was odd. just outside phiy appears to b >> that was very strange to see that horse galloping down i-95. >> yeah, just outside philly appears to be in the hov lane. we'll tell you how that all ended. it is a happy ending but, first, to the american detained in russia. e raised fus to support ukraine >> well, this has prompted a top u.s. official to tell americans in russia, quote, you ought to leave right now. and if follows plans b >> she's a 33-year-old ballerina. she became a dual u.s./russian citizen in 2021. this morning she's being held in russia on suspicion of treason after she raised funds to help ukraine. >> the white house telling americans in russian, quote, you ought to leave right now a death has quickly become a focal point in the 2024 presidential race. we've got it covered this morning. we'll start with richard engel richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah russia appears to be very confident these day

they will then weigh i savannah?f decl >> all right, ryan nobles on as is possible. savannah?yan nobles on capitol hill, thank you, ryan. >> 7:14. a lot more to get to. we say hello to craig. >> hello donald trump heading back to , . good morning court here in new york today.. good morning to yo a judge set to decide key issue. a judge set to decide ke in his criminal hush money case, including a possible trial dates in his hush money case including as early as next month. nbc's senior legal a possible t as next correspondent, laura jarrett, m. nbc' here with more on that.s seniorn and another case hanging over the former president.nt laura jarrett with more on that. and anot laura, good morning.her case ha the >> hey, craig, good morning to you.former president. laura, goo that's right.d morning. >> craig, good morning to of all the legal cases the you. that's r former president is battling ig. of all the legal cases the former president i right now, the first one to mak him a criminal defendant, the r him a criminal one that started almost a year one that started almost a ye

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today," friday morning. hoda got a jump on the weekend. super bowl fever. we're throwing a pep rally. >> yes, we are. >> in the bay area and kansas city. and usher showed a little leg about the super bowl halftime she. >> he did. also looking forward to spending time with those fans in kc and the bay area. >> we have a lot of news to get to this morning, including two big stories unfolding in washington that have the potential to shape the 2020 election. the supreme court taking on donald trump's ballot battle in colorado. and an investigation into president biden's handling of classified documents. >> trump with a win in nevada. it came hours after the supreme court appeared to lean toward keeping him on the ballot in colorado. >> president biden scored a legal victory. but he was forced to defend himself in prime time after the special counsel referred to the president as a sympathetic, well meanin

beshear: savannah also sat behind my desk today. well she currently plans to become a doctor she looked right at home being governor. sadly, that same time we lost jacob, we also lost prestonsburg police captain ralph frasure, floyd county deputy william petry and a k-9. we will never forget their sacrifices, nor the sacrifice of scott county sheriff's deputy caleb conley, who we lost in 2023. our commitment is to remember them and to lift up their families and to make sure we do everything we can here in frankfort to support our law enforcement. that is why my budget increases the pay once again of our kentucky state police troopers and officers. we are also proposing a raise in the training stipend we pay local law enforcement officers and local firefighters. and for the first time, let's add certified, part-time local law enforcement officers to that fund. [applause] i am further requesting $35 million dollars to fund grants for body armor to better protect our law enforcement and first responders on those days when they run towa

like this work book by savannah gathrie.publishing her book in september, lisa sun notices work books appearing right below it on the site not written or authorized by lisa she says some were even recommended by amazon. >> i had a good friend text me saying, i'm so excited to read your book and i bought the work book. >> i said cancel the work book order. it is not mine i don't know where it came from. >> reporter: jane freedman is the author of three books, but in august, she suddenly found six more on amazon, baring her name that had never seen before. >> as soon as i saw these books available for sale, i knew they were likely ai generated it coincided with the explosion of ai writing tools. it was exactly the kind of generic, vague, not very good writing that i would expect. >> how does that make you feel as an actual author who puts time and love and care into your craft? >> well, there is a bit of panic in that this is my reputation on the line. >> reporter: the nonprofit author's guild says the problem is worsening as

garrett, good morning. >> savannah good morning. decisive really is the victory for president trump where he dominated nikki haley in every key voting bloc, according to our exit polling. now mr. trump is trying to pivot to the general election. but haley is hanging on, insisting trump is unelectable in november. this morning former president trump one step closer to securing the republican nomination following his double digit victory in south carolina. >> wow, that is really something. this was a little sooner than we anticipated. >> reporter: the former president defeated his one-time u.n. ambassador nikki haley in her home state, never mentioning haley by name in his victory speech, instead focusing on his potential rematch with joe biden. >> we will look at joe biden, and we're going to look him right in the eye, he's destroying our country, and we're going to say, joe, you're fired. >> reporter: haley campaigning in michigan ahead of tomorrow's primary is vowing to fight on. her campaign claiming it raised $1 million since pol

and savannah guthrie joins us now. what a treat, savannah. >> good morning, ainsley.irst why it was important for you to share your faith. >> you know, i am the last person who ever thought i would be writing a book about anything, let alone my faiths. my faith is so important to me. it always has been since i was a little girl and all my family and friends and colleagues know that about me. but, it's so personal. you know, if you are talking about your faith, to me, you are talking about your heart. to kind of put that out there and especially somebody, you know, i'm the first i think have like a disclaimer basically at the beginning of the become. i'm not a thee lo january and biblical scholar and not holding up my life as an example to follow. i'm just a person who loves god and more importantly that god loved. that's what the book is called "mostly what god does" the rest of the sentence is mostly what god does is love you. i just felt like i had something good to tell people about god and i wanted to say it. >> ainsley: i have heard from so many people in my bibl

richard, good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. it has been almost exactly two years since russian troops invaded ukraine. these are just some of the thousands of rockets and missiles that russia has fired since then and is still firing in this country as ukraine now finds itself in a different position as american support is becoming less reliable. while in russia, officials say that alexei navalny's cause of death was natural causes. the mother of russian opposition leader alexei navalny has finally seen her son's body at a morgue near the russian prison where he died. but, she says, authorities won't release his remains unless he's buried in secret. she posted her response for the world to see, saying, they are blackmailing me. they are setting conditions where, when and how my son should be buried. that is illegal. hundreds of navalny supporters have been arrested for honoring his legacy. and it seems russia doesn't want a navalny funeral to become a rally or, worse, a protest against president vladimir putin, especially now wh

ryan, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning.ities across the country. but here in washington, a solution remains elusive and much like the last four decades, republicans and democrats are blaming each other for the growing immigration problem. the vibes in washington are not good republicans and democrats both raising serious concerns about the $118 billion national security package to the point where the bill's future is in serious doubt. >> this bill does not meet the criteria. that's why it's dead on areil. >> reporter: for republicans like house whip tom emmer, the bill does not do enough to address the border crisis. >> you have given us a product that, quite frankly, is offensive to the american people and unacceptable. >> reporter: but the democrat who led the negotiations senator chris murphy says the concerns are not related to the policy but instead the politics of an election year. >> what they seem to want is just chaos they want to keep the border unsolved as a problem so that it benefits them in the upcoming electi

oh, savannah >> oh, al roe!ak down what we can start doing right now to get can start doing right now to get ready, but f "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> we are back. 8:35 your health, spring allergy season is right around the corner and there are ways for you to start preparing right now for those annual sniffles and sneezes. dr. natalie azar is an nbc news medical contributor. hi, doctor good morning >> good morning. >> so we're still in winter, but when does spring allergy season start? >> so, generally, it st

the author is my dear friend, savannah guthrie and it is a beautiful book. or not you believe in god with a flowing robe and a big beard, or the concept of god is just the universe itself and the unexplained and the unexplainable it's worth reading and pondering. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. take for having me good to see you. >> we also want to bring you one man's remarkable story from ukraine, two years after russia's invasion scene and found a ukrainian fighter who has seen almost every single turning point of the war in his country cnn's nick paton walsh will have his story. >> next after advil let's dive in what about your back >> before advil? >> advil dual axon bytes paying two ways. advil targets pain at the source, seen a minute and blocks pain signals. advil dual action realtor dot com's real view maps show you precise wildfire flood, and noise ratings on every homeless. they don't all have to do that. >> not really. trust the number one app real estate professional trust, download the realtor.com app today >> grace didn't believ

the author is my dear friend, savannah guthrie. and it is a beautiful book. or not you believe in god with a flowing robe and a big beard or the concept of god is just the universe itself. and the unexplained and the unexplainable it's worth reading and pondering. thank you so much for being here. thank you. take for having good to see you. >> please shoot it we also want to bring you one man's remarkable story from ukraine, two years after russia's invasion, cnn found a ukrainian fighter who has seen almost every single turning point of the war in his country cnn's nick paton walsh will have his story. next >> cnn, saturday. first of all, with victor blackwell, smerkonish, the chris wallace, joe, the oman, who are our the week's biggest stories the weekend's hottest topics tomorrow morning, starting at 8:00 on cnn >> you were always so dedicated we worked hard to build up the shop save for college and our retirement. but we got there thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all but hard work was four. he was always for you >> seeing you carry on our

i thought to myself, savannah, why can't you just write it like a nice, happy book, but let's take it on and my faith is a huge part of how i dealt with my father's death deaths, but i also feel like knowing god and believing in god is how i hold hands with my father. is how i hold hands with him because i believe god has one hand in the heavens where i believe my father is on one hand holding mine and that is our bond and safe gives us hope. i say in the book, you know, i have asked myself what if this is all just a fiction? what if it's just some self-soothing are a crutch that i grew attached to what i've figured out a long time ago is i would rather spend my life hopeful and ultimately wrong, then hopeless and write i'd rather be helpful now, it's a better way to live. i don't know how it ends. you don't none of us do. but being hopeful, believing in god, believing in something bigger, believing in a god that loves you letting it soak in, absorbing it and then what you will find is that love cannot be contained it has to be shared out into the world >> and if you felt that love an

savannah? >> all right.bles, thank you very much. >>> let's move now to a chaotic scene overnight in pennsylvania. a shooting and a house fire in a philadelphia suburb. this morning, two police officers are in the hospital, at least six people including children are unaccounted for. nbc's george solis is at the scene with more on this story. hey, george, good morning. >> hoda, good morning. that raging inferno now under control. firefighters unable to go in yesterday afternoon over concerns there may have been an active shooter. now, this morning, officials are gearing up to go inside of the home, to begin that search for a shooter or shooters and those unaccounted family members. this morning, at least six people missing and two police officers shot after a tragic scene in a philadelphia suburb. >> an 11-year-old shot inside. >> reporter: authorities say two officers were responding to a 911 call around 4:00 p.m., reporting an 11-year-old girl was shot at this house. a gunman inside then opened fire on offi

savannah?right, liz kreutz, thank you very much. >> of course, al's closely following the severe weather, what do you have, al >> unfortunately this just continues with 34 million wind alerts, flood alerts for 40 million. and weather alerts for a million folks. the heavy showers and thunderstorms are really concentrated down in southern california, in fact, there's a flash flood warning in effect for los angeles county until 9:00 this morning. pacific time torrential rain will continue over southern california today and we're talking about debris flows, mudslides, a lot of flooding, and a lot of road flooding it's going to be a big problem there today. tomorrow, the heaviest rain is going to be southern california, moving into arizona, heavy snow from the sierra to the wasathch. what we're most concerned about, there is a high risk of flooding, are also, long beach,l flood damages on a given day and up to 40% of the fatalities. so, we're really watching this very, very closely it's a dangerous

both savannah and hoda have the holiday off. we'll talk about why president's day is associated with selling mattresses. >> i have wondered about that. >> that's a whole knotter story. good deals for you. but barbenheimer is back. the competition is on. >> award season reminds me how little i have seen this year. how much i have left to go. we have lots of good movies ahead, including hilary swank here to discuss her film. >> yeah, i'm a girl dad. >>> severe weather on both coasts and impacting travel all across the nation. >> in florida, pounding rain caused nascar to postpone the season-opening race. the iconic daytona 500 is now set to happen later this afternoon. >> and out west, a line of storms is leading to evacuations, and new concerns over flooding as well as mud slides, 35 million people under flood watches in california, 15 million under wind alerts. dylan has the full forecast in just a moment. but we want to begin with liz kreutz, who is in santa barbara for us. look at that scene where you are. just a ton of rain t

. >> this is the driveway of savannah chenault winery. because of this slide they have been closed since january 3rd. after a huge section of the mountain came crashing down on this road he says the only way he can reach his home now is if he used these makeshift he built into the hillside. he's been stranded for nearly two months and is worried what might happen if he has an emergency. >> there's no way to get a vehicle on the property to assist. >> it's not just mud, the owner of savannah chenault vineyard says customers blocked from visiting his winery has profits are falling too. >> i've got 25 employees out of work. where out probably a quarter million dollars in revenue. >> the slide started on his neighbors property, but with trees rocks and mud falling every day he is frustrated cal tran isn't doing more to protect drivers on highway 9. >> this has been a long- standing public safety issue on highway 9. cal tran has done nothing to mitigate the damage. >> cal tran sent this statement saying the slide in question originates at a po

and then the great savannah's of ruining the, and the central sector, which used to have the highest lodge normal concentrations on that from the great central savannah as we move into the mountains again. but this time it's the volcanoes. now we've got pennsylvania. how going the volcano, which is the largest law for like on us. it's a max of ok. but of course, since the mountain girl is today, what make the 7 sex us as special? stephanie, this pop you see without a question about one of the greatest paths in the well yeah, the real sad sadness is, is that you know, this being wolf 20 is when, as war on the scale, everything stuff is the ellison populations, they have facebook nation. so it was the biggest hippopotamus population in the world. 20 percent of the loyalty pays were in there and they were decimated from $27000.00 down to $350.00 individuals. because this concept as the wide spread distribution of weapons and considerable demand for you know ivory in the case of ellison's baby, gorillas, and those demands come from far, far away. it will amounts to a very, very dangerous

the paper quoted a savannah newspaper. the triumph of sherman involves the rule of us all and that it would bring, quote, the abolition yoke, end quote. a nebraska note newspaper noted a good effect on public feeling, but was otherwise somewhat reserved, perhaps because of the frequent announcements of great victories for once. the more enthusiastic paper was write. this was quite a contrast from the beginning when editors expected a quick result on june one, 1861, the nebraska in reported that federal troops would occupy manassas the following night. quote, driving away the rebels have congregated there. the union and dakota and opined that the reverse of bull run would only spur the north to greater effort. the washington statesman where will the triumphant termination of the war for the leave the republic? in september of 1862, the union accordion stated that general mcclellan has been pushing his successors astonishing vigor, and the portland oregonian raised the expectations that the confederate army was trapped in ab

of commerce this was developed in collaboration with research universities, technical colleges in savannaheconomic development nonprofits and businesses. this cooperative spirit in this one-stop shop to recruit and assist with electric vehicle manufacturing the state. resources and economic development working group. this coordinates the states energy stakeholders to ensure they have the energy necessary to meet the needs of our future. we know will need more, the question is, how much power will south carolina need and how will it be produced and transmitted? recently xe mixes the most commerce economic development administration designation is one of the technology innovation post which allows this federal funding and over 400 applications south carolina was one of the 31 select is a federal hub and compete with federal grant funding annually. 15 million to support this and serves as the state match required for this competition. we are going to win and you will love the story. the technical college there and we could hardly fit into the rooms. we explained exactly what we are doing beca

savannah guthrie, thank you very much.ow. >> the book's about grace. >> exactly. >> forgiveness. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> we turn now to a very related conversation and what our next guest calls a crisis of social fitness. joining us now staff writer at "the atlantic" derrick thompson. his latest piece entitled "why americans suddenly stopped hanging out." this is such an important topic. >> i was talking to my kids last week about social media and iphones and all these other things that seem to isolate people. what our conversation expanded out to was, yes, the pews emptying out in churches, but also service clubs, organizations, the rotary clubs, the churches, but also service clubs, organizations, the rotary clubs, the elks clubs that all of our parents were members of, these places that people came together, and they just -- it is not happening now. and it is creating such a crisis of loneliness. talk about it, and how did this happen? >> well, you put your finger on the fact i think there are two storie

savannah is off this morning it didn't take caitlyn long to break that record. >> shattered the record. i thought it was most appropriate that she did it with her signature shot, almost from half court more on that record-breaking night in just a moment. >>> but we do want to get to our breaking news. russia state media is reporting alexei navalny, the main vladimir putin critic has died richard engel joins us now with the very latest on this. richard, what are the late, breaking details >> reporter: so good morning, hoda this is not just any critic of the kremlin. this is alexei navalny, the most famous outspoken thorn in the side of vladimir putin he has been in prison in russia. just in december, he was moved from a prison not far from moscow to a very remote facility above -- north of the arctic circle inside siberia. and according to prison authorities, he went for a walk this morning, immediately began feeling unwell, that he lost consciousness, that he was given medical treatment, that the medical attempts to revive him were unsuccessful and that his death was confirmed by priso

. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.rom studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> well, good morning. good to see you. happy you're with us on this thursday morning there's a lot of crumby things going on in the world. we need a little elmo today. >> we do elmo is going to be here we cannot wait to catch up with him. and thinking of furry and finalr enthusiasm." adorable balls of positivity, larry david will also be here to talk about the final season of "curb your enthusiasm. >> wow, yin and yang >> yeah, point, counterpoint >>> we're also covering that extraordinary moment on capitol hill yesterday mark zuckerberg turning around during a hearing to address the families of children victimized on social media. the image itself going viral we'll have a full update on that important hearing just ahead >>> we start with that breaking news out of boise. three people killed, nine others hurt, when an airport hanger that was under construction suddenly collapsed the boise fire department calling it catastrophic. nbc's erin mclaughlin

it can be really useful at our savannah. we do not currently publish any journalistic, were produced from generative a i. but the w is looking for ways to responsibly harness the potential of so called lives language models. when it comes to comment model ation on social media can shop t p t help write a program that generates replies or filters out offensive or discriminatory comments. we turn to the chat about to try and do just that. i can say i have no idea of coding for example, which is what we did and it will reply. okay. let's help you with that. and it worked in no time, one team had managed to create a prototype with the help of chat team. i'm a journalist, right about dakota, but i can do these things because i get help with i and it's, it's just expanding your capabilities. the journalist gives directions as to what the program should do and the a i bought rates the code i asked for the quote and gave me a quote, but i had no idea how the card works. is just numbers like no digits to me, from alphabets to me, but

um she just called the team to doesn't need nobody in savannah for them. what was the model, do you want me to? uh so with this deal is the natural color of the i'm not sure when you produce eyes. you see where you 0 is the wall for most of course, and with the horrors. we'll come back and look up the blue. yes. companies and there's no okay within the company like they want 0. so we have what they went through it for you. all the room is isn't it come let me put you on the ocean. and the little while as well. yes, the help sort of the new little wallace. i'm not going to see safe when i was going to cost me a bucket of outside of the body shop for oh, it's labor because obviously if i have the question for the fall, if you have this cool your system and and so we're just an internal thumbs up there at the federal farm notice of motion, the full insurance, a sort of proof of the, produced by these guys for which the, for the so adult life of the the the, from the little wallet they shut them up was when they shows when it from which it's thursday for the c