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is the presidentj says help is on the way. we have “ust says help is on the way. _ says help is on the way. we have just approved a major— says help is on the way. we have just approved a major disaster i just approved a major disaster declaration for hawaii which will get aid into the hands of the people who desperately need help now. anyone who has lost a loved one, whose home has been damaged or destroyed is going to get help immediately.— destroyed is going to get help immediatel . ,, ., , ., , ., immediately. the us military has now mobilised. immediately. the us military has now mobilised- as — immediately. the us military has now mobilised. as it _ immediately. the us military has now mobilised. as it tries _ immediately. the us military has now mobilised. as it tries desperately - mobilised. as it tries desperately to suppress the fires over the island. the state nicknamed the paradise of the pacific is now paradise of the pacific is now paradise lost. this is the deadliest us wildfire in years and of course questions are being asked aboutjust how did this

you see a local saying there _ way they are visiting. iis. do you believe encourage interest to come to south maui could alienate locals? i south maui could alienate locals? ., . locals? i do, and the resentment - locals? i do, and the resentment towards | locals? i do, and the - resentment towards tourism locals? i do, and the _ resentment towards tourism has been building over a decade and it is not unique to maui. you see it on all islands. i think that in some cases we may have brought into many tourists. i think that we have not done a very good job of hotspot that lack infrastructure and have joined many tourists. —— drawn many tourists. but we need to get people back to work and they need jobs to support families, pay their rent, put food on the table. the situation in maui, our economic situation in maui, our economic situation is more precarious than many people in maui realise. hotels can't run at 30 or 50% occupancy. they will lay people off in other businesses. laying people off because the cancellations are approaching 90 or

it's a says it's seeking a way out of china's sprawling belts and road initiative from is the georgia middle . everybody's government says joining the infrastructure program 4 years ago under a previous government, done the list to, to boost to tell the next boss. well, chinese exports to actually have sort burden is the only major weston power to join belton road. critics say it's a tool for china to spread. it's jared, political and economic influence of more on this last spring and china have a list, a phrase of how you guys have you on the program. phrase that just tell us this highly and government says that china is the only way to to belton road. is it right when it says that? uh well, let's put it this way. if there are 2 winters though, not equal 100, let's put it that way. as the points are, the chinese exports typically have certainly increased airplane does not feel it's got an economic benefits. and of course, one of the things that amazing parents, when it's promotes it's belton road or what's really bad are called globalization. the chinese characteristics is that it's

but so, i mean, he didn't even say way of defending the whole ukraine. he said, you know, the planning people are with defending the database so they keep kind of keep even over the sweeping goals of having rushes of separate civilization. they are, uh, geographical claims are i, i don't want to say more. that's because they are not, but they are not sweeping. the, what thing they're concerned about is the russian world. what they say road, excuse me, and they're concerned about the russian, the russian world. not necessarily in geographical terms, but in kind of this is essential not exist central, sorry, in the, in intellectual terms, in uh, psychological terms and cultural terms and so on. so no, i wouldn't see the army going further. however, i also don't see the army retreating in a peaceful solution. the army maybe retreating, being, being forced to force back, but not because they decide to withdraw can neighboring states. so really feel safe because um, according to linked to us documents recently um the wagner group was apparently involved in an

it's a says, it's seeking a way out of china is sprawling belts and road initiatives financed georgia and met loving these government says, joining the infrastructure program 4 years ago under a previous government done the list or to boost italian expo as well. chinese exports to italy had sold. burden is the only major weston power to join belton road. critics say it's a tool for china to spread. it's cheer, political, and economic influence. of more on this last spring in china, analyst frayza. how are you? great. have you on the program? frayza just tell is this holly in government says that china is there any winter to belton road? is it right when it says that? uh well, let's put it this way. if there are 2 winters they're not equal. what, how does less put it that way? as the point, sorry, the chinese exports typically have certainly increased airplane does not feel it's got the economic benefits. and of course, one of the things that amazing tired sprints promote set spelt enrolled, are what's really bad are called globalization. the chinese characteristics is that it's an equ

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it didn't happen this way so that the stakes are high, because now he's only way say to stay in power to continue to say that i am the only ones who can protect you from uh, west going aggression is me. so for the, actually, the war is something that is somewhat cherished politically because he needs it. he needs it unless he, when he actually needs the war to continue with the loss is with the even with losses because some they would be some gain, some losses of ukrainians itself. said that it would be really difficult. and certainly the west end devices that would be difficult for ukraine to take to take back all the territory. so to some degree from fulton to long, they've continues as long as you can northwind the battery. it is for his political standing unless it goes so badly and so sideways then the that the leads around him and the people in russia actually say, well, maybe we should reconsider. but i would not see that happen quite quickly or any time very soon. there have also been reports of strikes in russian hill territories, areas around the border with ukraine and oil

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this bug, russian president vladimir putin used to speech to defend his invasive ukraine, saying it was the only way to end the rule that he says was started by the west. the other members of the lines which are brazil, india, china, and south africa have refrained from condemning russia's actions in ukraine, south african president, sort of the places that bricks members will continue to support efforts for a ceasefire facing and said, bob was general elections has been extended by a day after the impulse of delays at several polling stations, opposition policies accused the ruling policy of suppressing bates and bringing the contests out of wisconsin. as more from the capital about a, the frustration of a high unemployment and inflation. that is why some people didn't leave the queue despite the long delays, some putting stations in zimbabwe opened and closed on time. but in others, violets papers arrived at the end of the day. yeah. yeah. with that, you want me to see the this will be the quotes you mentioned, officials say some valid papers were printed late because of course challenges. there a

he'd say, way to go, sugar. >> on saturday a symposia on the work being done on new treatments is being streamed online. i've put that link on our website nbcbayarea.com. later that night on saturday the v foundation will host the award. >> they have funded so many grants and it's so important to get the grants to have them figure out what's the next big break through. >> saturday will be comfortable up in the napa valley with temperatures in the 80s, low 90s. sun may be a little too toasty. i have all of the details in the microclimate forecast. walnut creek. a little bit of cloud cover off towards the distance. overall, we just slid in with some perfect weather today. 75 right now. down to 67 here at 8:00. we'll continue with those 60s right through 11 p.m. cooler through the south bay in san jose. already dropping to 69. 61 at 10 p.m. eventually you'll see it here. that cloud cover is going to be returning for it. that is part of the cooler and foggy climate we're stuck in. what i did want to show you is that hot weather system as we've been mentioning that weekend heat, it's actuall

injapan. she says a change is under way in jaan. ., she says a change is under way injaan. comparing other countries, _ in japan. comparing other countries, japan - in japan. comparing other countries, japan is - in japan. comparing other countries, japan is very i countries, japan is very behind, but it is increasing. so it is not only due to the government rules but also japanese companies changing due to pressure from foreign investors, so now it's a policy from investors asking japanese companies to appoint more female directors. i would point out to which i think the japanese companies. first iss changed its foreign odyssey this february. if there are no female directors, they recommend going against the appointment of ceo. as for investors and japanese institutional investors have similar version policies, so now japanese similar version policies, so nowjapanese companies are now japanese companies are trying nowjapanese companies are trying to appoint more female directors. also this year, this march, the appointment of the ceo of canon, one of the biggestjapanese c

i would say way more have heated than not. >> obviously, the storm will be significant for leon county. has the state contemplated in the contingency plan if leon county is not able to run for the long-term? there are people saying we could lose power for weeks or months. >> we have spoken with the mayor and recommended that the utility except the mutual aid and i think he wants to accept it. he understands that could be useful. he understands they want to get the power on is quickly as possible. this utility here locally has had some trouble and some of these situations with weaker storms in the past. we have to support and we wanted to be used. i that the city will welcome it and that's why we have people pre-staged. hopefully, nobody ends up in a life-threatening situation in leon county. but even if they do, the vast majority of people will not have their homes destroyed. if they are without power for two weeks, that is not ideal. we have the resources there, we want to bring them to bear. there will be some difficulty with all of the trees and a lot of debris. our guys will be wil

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it is easy in a way for you to say - unacceptable. a way for you to say that - unacceptable. it is easy in a way for you to say that with | way for you to say that with great confidence sitting here with me in the hardtalk studio and from your home in exile in paris, but the reality for cambodians is the hun sen regime if i can put it that way because he still is the leader of the ruling party even though he is handing over the premiership, the reality is he looks stronger today than ever. he uses brutal force but if you recall the last election in 2013, when the opposition was allowed to participate in, we won nearly half of the popular vote, in spite of serious irregularities, had the election been more honest we would have one, definitely. so the support of the population is still there. h0 the support of the population is still there.— the support of the population is still there. no doubt, there was significant _ is still there. no doubt, there was significant support - is still there. no doubt, there was significant support for -

those who are losing trust in politics as a whole and might say way from elections and future. and that is never good in a democracy. and of course those who are turning to populists with the simplicity kansas to complex challenges. and we're seeing that in surveys where the far right a, the policy has overtaken the chancellor's policy in the polls. and that definitely constitutes a risk for all sorts of governments because not all things are wrong from violin here in this country. the regions a very strong and if the a, if the come on strong in the regional elections next year, they have the potential to block goals, etc. but the message from the chancellor and those people as they all need to use into that for you, it's and they've got a lot of work to do. i on outline thought earlier, and they've got 2 more years to get things done. and then people can judge them by the results at the ballot box. and realistically, no. so lots of people. we also saw that in that pole are expecting the german government to break out prematurely lots because everyone knows that they wouldn't w

of voting, and it is better to say the way of entering the metropolises, which are mainly listed and a list has been made that has influenced the main principle that is the lifeblood of elections in our religious democratic system, and that is the competition and participation of these two principles for the main mine or better to say the main mineral and the cats that we expect from the elections in the field of elite culture. the culture of university professors and specialists the field of culture and with all the high speed that technological changes have imposed on culture , which is not necessarily a negative thing, these are in this game of politics and economy, which are sometimes conflict of interests and sometimes the same photos of billions of people so that someone in the municipality of a small city can get into the parliament. because of tudeh's propaganda , they will certainly stay and i emphasize again, because of forgiveness, because of the election mechanisms , basically, you, for example, i, because this noble person ha

she went out of her way to say _ strong language? ave laws that allow individuals to legally challenge the election results, that they can bring cases in court, they have a process there, and she emphasised that was not what happened here. what happened here was that donald trump and his 18 co—defendant engaged in a criminal conspiracy, that they committed crimes in order to try to overturn those election results when they did have a process that they could have followed if they thought there was evidence of fraud. and in fact that was followed to some extent, there were hand recounts that the leaders of the republican party that were running the state of georgia followed in order to do audits, to make sure there was no evidence of any kind of miss count evidence of fraud, and there was investigations of that legal process, ended up affirming joe biden won the state of georgia. something else noteworthy out of this is why we do not know what the trial date is going to be, she said that all of the defendants charged in this case have u

what can you say about the way the group is i you say about the way the group is operating since the confused _ operations in ukraine? i think it's a very confused picture _ operations in ukraine? i think it's a very confused picture for - operations in ukraine? i think it's a very confused picture for what i operations in ukraine? i think it's l a very confused picture for what we are being told. some have gone home, some have gone to belarus, others have seem to bid deployed into africa. the fact is it wasn'tjust prigozhin who may have been killed in this will also the guy who founded the group and the name of the group. so it is a disparate largely criminal group at the end of the day which is spread around many countries of the world including syria and libya. and which now has had its head chopped off. it's not at all clear what control is going to be brought to bear on these people. to be brought to bear on these --eole. , to be brought to bear on these eo le, , ., , to be brought to bear on these --eole. , . , .,, people. chris, really good to see ou. people. chris, really goo

and to in the future , let's say constructively, everything was discussed and there were , let's say, uh, wayslve all the pressing problems there, which seemed to me to be sound ideas, and therefore, let's say, i wanted to participate. i saw that it didn't lead to anything. here it goes, that is, the confrontation, unfortunately, only grew and not, except instead of mutual understanding, it turned out. uh, some kind of no, well, intransigence, that is, instead of finding some uh points of contact in the position, we diverged further and further. in the end, this is all, as i saw , it didn’t lead to anything particularly, there weren’t even online or offline meetings, somehow all this was there, i was there, nothing more. well , that is, there were no actions, in principle, i didn’t see any actions just like that, which that is. well, they would demand something from me, there was nothing. and when it's time. well, in a sense, when i came to the realization that i needed to, well, leave the squad, because the criminal case is envious, what's next. that's what i decided to clarify next, how to d

say it's not so. there's no rigorous way of doing it. he decided who to favor and not to favor. who to give money to and not to give money to. every aspect of this, it's what he wans and his world and we just live in it. it's not a surprise. they dethrottled certain of the news organizations. maybe he is mad about a review of his cars or didn't like a profile of him or someone making fun of the cage match. he sub stacks the competitor. threads is a competitor. that's the thing he is doing. >> it's good to be the king. with all of the criticism and the notion of what's happened, or might be happening, they may have slowed down using it. people are still using x, including yourself, i still use it, as well. >> i honestly only use it to make fun of elon musk. i use threads for personal stuff or instagram. or other sites. i cut back drastically. i had to turn off comments bauds of the vile things many are now saying. it's not a useful platform to me. it's degraded as an experience. and the ads are bizarre. i could have bought somebody to clean out the insides of my ears the other da

we say this same way as i did not know reported a bad that on file. so i will not implement even these by the way people are moving from the places and the way that people are living their own philly, just because of that. and because of all human rights abuse from the partners of the national army, these are things we're getting bad that on say they this rational as center groups . not bringing any kind of support to the piece we building right now. and also going to feature because i definitely believe even the way we build a piece, it depends on how we do the conflict. so the way things that are happening, that would be really hard for equations and living together in this scenario where these guys are acting, the thing is, uh me. so the way we do the conflict, as you put it, it, it's not being done in a good fashion in any way. is it because according to us extra state, i just need blinking as many of those tests that i talked about. where were the results of operations conducted by molly and forces along side members of the vault and a group? so

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a lot of people will say way too late. long time coming.oday is extremely significant because they account for 40% of the u.s. blood supply. and the red cross itself calls th o of the most significant changes to the blood banking history. the most significant changes in blood baing history. as you mentioned, this has been a long time coming. it was 1985 when the life time ban on gay male donors wt into effect. that was in the height of fear even dialed that back to still one-year period of required abstinence for donating. this year, they unified these rules for evy. really what this does is i individual risk rather than sexual orientation. th brings the u.s. into step with other countries like the uk and canada. and of course, this is risk-based questions, not based on who somebody is. >> and there are still some exceptions, though, right? >> there are. and you know, the lgbtq plus community is still calling this stig stigmatizing. so some of the exceptions are based on sexual history. also exceptions based on use of anti-viral drugs to pr

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i understand this way because , as i say, we also see ships there that enter there and navigate. surfacelly said that this is a development. and this is what the security service of ukraine is doing on the surface of the black sea, and taking into account the fact that the flagship, the flagship of the russian submarine fleet, the cruiser moscow , as well as five other ships, have been disabled, and these attacks near novorossiysk that is, it shows the russians that this game can be played by two and , accordingly, it is time to finally comply with international maritime law and unblock the black sea, because we can make a lot of drones and these kids swim well, that is, to them it is coming, they will be ready to recognize this as well as the military factor. does the factor of unblocking the black sea basin still reach them ? well, i think that well, while crimea is in the hands of the russian federation, it is occupied, then the blocking of the northwestern part of the black sea is for well, that's enough of them well, it's not difficult and i'll say yes, because well, they use the fo

however, i think it's way too early to say if it has longevity.in talking to trump supporters, his biggest challenge right now is to not just run on being that guy in the mug shot. it has to be more than just about him. it has to be about voters, and he has to talk about them. that's where i find his weakness among voters. he's not talking about them. he's talking too much about himself. >> conservatives are having quite a cultural moment these days, not the least of which rich men. oliver anthony had something interesting to say about the role of his song in the current conversation. let's all watch and listen. >> the one thing that has bothered me, i have seen wrap politics up into this. i'm disappointed to see -- it's aggravating seeing people on conservative news try to identify me like i'm one of them. it's aggravating seeing certain musicians and politicians act like we're buddies and act like we're fighting the same struggle here. like we're trying to present the same message. it was funny seeing my song at the presidential debate. because

and look what a beautiful snow muller says the way stirlitz says here in russia and then thinks if i’ spilled something superfluous , these phrases can immediately stop, and with the final phrases of a joke, or something about , uh, subbotnik communist and on which stirlitz does not want to go and writes a statement that he is a soviet spy. schellenberg says muller here are some such absurd things that all the time. eh, inside they have this idea. yes , everyone understands that stirlitz is a spy. well, he gets out of all situations so well that everyone allows him to do it, and muller is also a soviet spy and a soviet spy shelenberg. in fact. this is such a hypothesis. what anecdotes, but reveal the nature of the series, all these. it was a cunning tavern muller worked in it. counterintelligence stirlitz knew that a special circular was issued from the detachment, forbidding visiting this tavern party members and the military, so naive talkers considered themselves completely safe there, you don’t assume that every table was bugged by a hystap. it's something right away. uh, clues fo

the company says this is the most effective way to achieve goals. companies like google and amazon have instituted similar policies in recent months. >>> the wait is almost over according to bloomberg. the new iphone 15 is set to be released on september 22nd. we are told they are going to have titanium edges and charging ports among other changes. the phones will also be more expensllowing a 2% ease. the company's revenue ally fell with the i-phone 14 after production issues and d a tiny factory. >>> elon musk says he may need surgery. he posted yesterday that he is planning to get the neck and back mris today. he is a very busy guy and all of tesla, platform x and has leadership roles at space x. surgery could take time away from his and he was possibilities. no word yet on the results of the mri. >>> despite this, he still plans to take part in an in- person fight like an actual fight with mark zuckerberg and says he plans to live stream that match on x. so the two have spent years criticizing each other on social media and in june, you might rem

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says education . i think education secretary. i think a lot people this this is lot of people this is this is gillian the way, says gillian keegan,nk lot of people go to , i think a lot of people go to university because don't university because they don't know else to do. and do you know what else to do. and do you know what else to do. and do you know more i learn know what? the more i learn about this week , about gillian keegan this week, the more can see how well the more i can see how well connected she is to ordinary people . so far this week she's people. so far this week she's told people not worry told people not to worry too much their exam results. much about their exam results. she's told people that in ten years most employers won't years time, most employers won't care exam results . care about your exam results. and now she's saying a lot of people university are people going to university are wasting time . mean, i'm wasting theirtime. i mean, i'm sorry , she's education. sorry, she's education. >> agree with her. she's more >> i agree with her. she's more like education secretary. i like the education secretary.

hard to say. way?you know, he's generally kid of bumbling and in the way and i don't really mean that as a gratuitous small shot. hashawn, i got messages fromssas friends on maui today that the entire island, the west side of the islandm maui t was d down, traffic backed up because of the the appearanc becausee. e joe biden, which comes all too little, all too late. had he up earlier, would he have done more? well, he could have extendedul n more empathy. he could have extended at least some commente ., as you pointedi out. shawn, he went on in that incoherence, by the way. he went on to say that in his need to personalize every tragedy that he once had a kitchen fire and that al his his wifeent co in his 67 corvette and hisrv ca he compared the devastation in lahaina to a kitchen firein that was putmi out within 20 minutes of his home. you can see that video. it's out there right now. ou a so. well, what can you ask? e and we take requests on the show. let's play the video you're referring to. and he

matt, if i remember, and at one time back and i would note just how much time has transpired, to say way6, but it is a true statement that you just made. wasn't one senator, lindsey graham, hoping to be on either the varsity or jb stage we're talking about? why don't listen to a moment about what that senator has had to say about the georgia case. >> he is spending more money on lawyer fees then running for office. january the 6th i was there, i saw it, he was impeached over it. the american people can decide whether they want him to be president or not. this should be decided at the ballot box, not at a bunch of liberal jurisdictions trying to put the man in jail. here's one of the issues that people have with this talking point. on the one hand you heard, this is not appropriate for the impeachment proceedings. it's not right for the criminal case, it's right for the voters. but back then the voters did decide, the crux of the entire issue, they decided that biden won in the state of georgia and trump's actions are what is now getting him charged. he has got a total of 91, by the way,

that is when the special counsel shot back saying that allowing trump to share anything that he gets before trial is going to damage the case. they wrote it this wayhe defendant's proposed protective order is ant thet cal to justice. saying that trump wants to use everything that he can to drum up the supporters on social media and the campaign trail, and this is a fight that judge here is determined to put to rest by the end of the week. so, kate, a hearing is going to happen this week, and much sooner than we expected. we were not expecting a hearing until august 28th, but it is going to happen by the end of the week, and submissions are due by the end of today at 3:00 p.m. >> and a new trump ally has gone to speak to the special counsel, and talking about bernie keric who has ties to rudy giuliani. >> yes, they met with the special counsel's team for five hours yesterday. and keric the former new york city commissioner and he worked with rudy giuliani after the 2020 election, and he has a lot of knowledge about rudy giuliani's efforts to find fraud in election and it is critical, because he is named as co-conspirator in the election, and unchar

so what you're saying is in a way the news media are saying the government's quiet part out loud. yeah. yeah. so with that, so to get the building's square yard or whatnot courtyard, who was scott, members of the prime ministers party, the b j t a and those who support the party take issue with your journalism. they say that everything is bad in your eyes, that you ignore any stories of progress or positivity in india. is there any legitimacy to that criticism? how are you guilty of being hyper focused? no, i'm not guilty. this is a false not negative. any is on this a be, apply this negative against anyone, not only me my job is to ask a question. especially even prime minister goals and invite some fitness dot to give a is scripted kind of in the view the sort of thing just because like if you wanted to say that you have done so much, you know, should not have invited a check lot. you should have invited rubbish, komatt. then my questions would have given you a john spill saying that you have done so much for this country. you're now doing your thing on youtube. you no longer an

your way in journayour time, three say if you're making your way in journayour mortgage,|e, three sayurnayour mortgage, three ee say if you're making your way in journayour mortgage, three times times your mortgage, three times your annual salary, bob's your uncle. you can get a loan for that. but now, rather than 4 or 5 times average annual earnings, the average house across the uk costs more like 8 to 9 times. so even if there are two of you and you can only get three times your earnings each, that's only six times. so you're not going to make it. and of course that's a national average. london and the south—east, the average house is 12, 15. some districts, not particularly in the midlands for me, 20 times average earnings. >> we need to just bring in liam alexander rodriguez. she's a teacher who was forced to move after her rent went up by almost 500 smackers. pennies. that is a lot. good afternoon to you. i mean , no wonder you were forced mean, no wonder you were forced to move . that must have been to move. that must have been a shocker. i mean, did you try to negotiate at all

he would say, way to go, sugar. >> since 1999, the foundation wine celebration raised over $137 millionr research. on saturday, the symposium on work being done on new treatments will be streamed online. it's a great event. i have been to it before. >> it's just sad they couldn't do that together. >> exactly. but he's there. he's still there. >> they just need weather to cooperate. >> it's going to be hot. is it inside? >> they have open-air tents, and places you can stroll with a nice glass of wine. >> you will want chilled wine, definitely. >>> it will be hot this weekend. friday is looking great with a high of about 83 degrees. we see the morning temperatures dipping to the upper 50s, and saturday heading for the upper 80s and then on sunday hot at 95. the santa clara county fair continues. for today we are seeing temperatures in the upper 70s. this is going to be the best day to check out the fair. you can spend long periods of time out there as it will be bright and sunny. the fremont festival of the arts is happening, and starting in the morning about 70 degrees. as we go into the

federal prosecutors say everything is protected, nothing can be disclosed and the defense ways saying we should be able to disclose some things, we will have to interview people and talk to people about what they said and so perhaps you can make it more about certain sensitive documents that might pertain to certain witnesses, personal identifying information, things like that. and the judge made an oral ruling and should docket later today the specifics of what she has in mind, but basically from our producer daniel barnes in the courtroom, the judge says, look, there will be certain sensitive mention that the defense, including donald trump, cannot disclose under any circumstances, but there will be other things that can be asked about, talked about and presumably perhaps if the defense wants or trump wants to be made public prior to trial. to your specific question there, andrea, the idea of what donald trump can review, prosecutors said that he should not be allowed to review evidence alone, that he should not be allowed to take notes or take documents by himself, even kind of win