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he's been talking to our media editor katie razzall in seattle.in seattle to find out. to early computers... at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. that's amazing. now he worries about children's obsession with social media. i think this idea of holding kids back until, say, to see if that's beneficial. i think there's a good chance that that's a smart thing. i think it's in the book... outsmart the competition. on the autism spectrum. he was really nice. he was really different than me. to the lead, which... it's good for you. if you want the us government to be your partner so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical. robert f kenneder, who denies he's anti—vax, these vaccines are saving millions of lives. you know, he is misleading people about that. his foundation has now spent billions. how much do you think you've given away? i've given over 100 billion. a boy with the skills, hyperfocus, and am

into how. >> those planes. >> collided in seattle. meantime, frontier airlines had no comment on that restrained passenger. trevor ault, abc news, philadelphia. all right, trevor ault, thank you for that. coming up, the ramped up security at the super bowl to try and keep everyone safe. >> and a preview of the puppy bowl. puppy bowl 21, that is. you're watching world for people. i often assist women who struggle with urinary incontinence. women who have fallen trying to reach the bathroom, or who have damaged skin from too much wetness. it can take a toll on them. at home, i worried for my mother. a lack of sleep due to bladder leakage affected her life. that's why i'm so glad the peer system is available for home use. it's an innovative option for women who experience moderate to severe bladder leakage. this external system uses a soft, flexible wick placed outside the body to draw urine away from the body and into a collection canister. it's noninvasive and designed to keep the skin dry and stay in place. we trust it to help her thr

and in seattle tonight, two planes colliding on the tarmac. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, stunning scenes on a frontier airlines flight. passengers restraining a man who witnesses say started throwing punches. the plane traveling from denver to houston overnight when that passenger allegedly became combative, striking the window and seat. >> he was screaming in multiple languages and punching out the win doe and laying back and trying to kick it out. >> reporter: passengers struggling to hold him down, fighting to tie his hands and buckling him into a seat. >> it took a couple of guys to get his arms behind him and secure. >> reporter: the plane window seen cracked with blood stains. a police officer meeting the plane at the gate upon landing, though houston pd says frontier airlines declined to press charges. and in seattle today, another jarring incident. two planes colliding on the tarmac. the wing of a taxiing japan airlines flight striking the tail of a delta airlines plane waiting for de-icing. >> the plane just kind of jolte

they clip wings in seattle. the investigation tonight. plus. [ inaudible ] >> the suspect in custody, after a 12- hour manhunt, after a workplace mass shooting near ohio state university. we're on the ground. and can those wildly popular weight loss drugs treat addiction? stephanie gosk on the cutting edge of research today. and how bad bunny's hits are inspiring so many to get up and dance. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> good evening. the question of whether the u.s. could really take ownership of the gaza strip was almost secondary today,a the world first tried to understand exactly what president trump has in mind. sounding more like the real estate mogul of his prior life, mr. trump stunned leaders inside and outside the middle east last night. with the u.s. to take ownership in gaza. imagine a rebuilt version of the territory as the riviera of the middle east. it's a hard turn for a president who came to office, wary of foreign ventures. now, leaving it on the table for now, american boots on the ground

one flight nearly slashing off the tail of another when they clip wings in seattle. the investigation tonight. >>> plus -- >> i've been shot in my neck. >> you took the gun away? >> the suspect in custody after a 12-hour manhunt after a workplace mass shooting near ohio statuniversity. we're on the ground. >>> and can those wildly popular weight loss drugs treat addiction? stephanie gosk on the cutting-edge research on the way. >>> and finally, from billboards to the ballroom, how bad bunny's hits are inspiring so many to get up and dance. ♪ >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. the question of whether the u.s. could ever really take ownership of the gaza strip was almost secondary today as the world first tried to understand exactly what president trump has in mind. sounding more like the real estate mogul of his prior life, mr. trump stunned leaders inside and outside the middle east last night with his vow for the u.s. to take a long-term ownership position in gaza. imagining a rebuilt version of the largely destr

i think guys, i'm joined by my guess, ramsey's by root in seattle. he is a palestinian author and journalist and do by we have, i've made a lean. he is an investigative emmy, nominated journalist and, and be route we presently risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst. i drilled in cross ok, rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate, i'm going to go to ramsey 1st because he got up early is for this program, much appreciated audience always appreciates when you are on the program ramsey, we were reflecting on what we heard on tuesday, which is world historic for any number of reasons here. but one kind of almost drug test and take away from drum claiming he will own gaza essentially, i guess annex it. i mean, the words were very nebulous, and when pressed by a very feeble, per se, would not answer. i want to talk about media reaction in a moment, but rather than using a real estate deal is a substitute for a political solution. how bad can you get the get this situation go ahead, ramsey as well. th

jason rantz, our seattle guy joining us. ice is getting dangerous people off the streets.t of ignorance and even if you look at coverage of particular ice raid, excuse me, protest, they didn't mention they're going after criminals, dangerous people. then you've got folks that like to set up the trump administration as racist and so they're just making the claim that ice is going around rounding up illegal immigrants which of course is not going on and then just have wanting to play hero. a lot of progressives that think they could set this up and frame the whole discussion in a way that makes them look good. so they really like to go on social media and talk about they're heros saving all these people and marginalized communities and governor murphy going for them ands in not all that important. stuart: they say, wait a minute, they're just getting rid of vicious criminals. they've not really started to go after visa ex-teched stays. >> wonderful if people outside of conservative media stepped up and asked that question. can you tell me what's so controversial about arrest

it's like my guess in seattle, dubai, and in bay road. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our see, see you next time. remember, across the the we are not only at the trash world of media, you need to a nation relations, but also instrumental because the people back to the, let's say, 3000 to use the humanity developed in all aspects, from economy to military, to health, etc. but not often, they will months there in such an event, just as we have witnessed within the last 10 years. the, [000:00:00;00] the a i'm actually understand see, and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the u. a. in the heart of a, me least stunned into understanding what is reading the usa of long had in store for palestine wheel. donald trump national security advisor, mike will be fine. does he already be inside? saudi arabia was swift to attack drums planned to ethnically cleanse guys, even though it was in the middle of the night. saturday time when the us president sitting beside israel's netan

it's like my guess in seattle do by and, and be roads. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our see. see you next time. remember across the the oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to safe house and engagement equals the trails. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the stuff for the machine, for the fixture such as you're done with the machine code, the should that should do this vehicle. is it the economic model have new as defined? what it means, different products come and see if it doesn't figured that's about us doing it. so we came up even though it was the name of the old server, it's a company anthem village goes up, developing bio, chemical weapons inside ukraine also comes good to watch, you know where some cheaper to use the white glove service cost, but he's because of the same issue today because the, the valve cover on which is drawn, let them know of where you're going. most of the best one them, you know, size for whatever is something i

okay, let's go back to our guest ramsey and in seattle here. ok, midwest thing at the end of the 1st part of the program. i'll use my word, but the continuity that we see through administrations here trump is this a compass, trump. he's an oddity. uh and he's, he's turning into a historic figure, maybe not for the right reasons. and i tend to think that's true. but, you know, he's using real estate as a cover most other presidents, a humanitarian, it's of or democracy, all this other stuff we've gotten so tired of here. but the, the outcome is exactly the same. there is a continuity from biting to do to drum comes just more open about it. and he thinks he's actually doing humanity a favor by moving these people to like a motel 6 around the corner in a eminent domain style here. and, and that's a cover that's a cover for genocide and his and, and if he will, they move forward with his plan as well. whatever it is, how you got a formulated. it also essentially means the genocide continues a mr digit. indigenous stock has been taking business idea

we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view.s and challenging child to become one of the tech pioneers of our age? we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi and libby, on a visit to their childhood home in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view. it was from here that young bill first got access to early computers... my room is down here. ..resorting to extreme measures behind his parents' backs. at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. it's not hard at all. that's it. these days, he'd probably be diagnosed he was really different than me. he was not a normal kid. to the lead, which... he had a three—hour dinner with the president ahead of the inauguration. in saving lives or whatever, you're probably wise to take that opportunity. so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical. these vaccines are saving millions of lives. you know, he is misleading people about that. how much

julia, let's start with the seattle judge.second ruling in a couple of days to block the president's attempt to end that right to citizenship at birth. what happens now? >> reporter: that's right. it might not be the last ruling on this order this week, kate, because we have a similar hearing tomorrow in boston that we will be watching. this is coming from a judge who previously last month issued a temporary restraining order pausing the executive order from going into effect for two weeks. at the time the judge, an 85-year-old judge appointed by ronald reagan, said it was unconstitutional and boggled his mind that the trump administration could argue to end birthright citizenship through an executive order. so he introduced this nationwide injunction that's keeping it at bay. of course, trump said he would appeal this judge's first ruling. so we could expect this to be held again at the appellate level and to decide this matter probably at the supreme court, kate. >> and back to immigration enforcement that's being done. tom

i'm here in seattle to meet bill gates, once the richest billionaire on the planet...dhood home. hey, lib. hi! good. with early computing. now bill gates is going back to his roots with a memoir about i loved how the computer forced me to think. sloppiness. the first time, and got hooked on coding. lives, the kids became the experts. but what was bill gates actually like as a child?

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katie razzall in seattle. child to become one of the tech pioneers of our age? my. it's not hard at all. and he's off to find a computer. now he worries about children's obsession with social media. did you used to play hearts? outsmart the competition. in his new memoir, source code, he reveals he believes on the autism spectrum. he was really nice. he was really different than me. he was not a normal kid. he would, like, sit in his room and chew pencils down - to the lead, which... the modern—day tech bros have been courting donald trump — of the inauguration. in saving lives or whatever, you're probably wise to take that opportunity. robert f kenneder, who denies he's anti—vax these vaccines are saving millions of lives. he tells me, alongside philanthropist warren buffett, his foundation has now spent billions. how much do you think you've given away? i've given over 100 billion, but i still have more to give. a boy with the skills, hyper focus and ambition i think it's pretty nice, actually. katie razzall, bbc news, seattle. he had been nominated, including

el presidente trump ya enfrentaba un bloqueo temporal en otra corte en seattle.dos han demandado para frenar esta medida, nos acompaÑan vivo el abogado constitucionalista, el abogado Ángel leal. recibimos en la "edió esta orden ejecutiva del presidente trump estÁ entran en conflicto directo con la enmienda nÚmero 14, y dice que ningÚn tribunal, ni siquiera la corte suprema de los estados unidos ha respaldado la interpretaciÓn del presidente trump, cuÁl cree que sea la medida legal? >> quÉ va a parar por ser inconstitucional, tenemos el precedente legal asentado sobre este tema, de 1887, hay tres casos posteriores, uno del caso57, otro del 85, del rÍo, que no tenido que ver exactamente con el tema de ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, pero que seÑala como parte del razonamiento en esos casos, independientemente del estatus migratorio, la jueza tiene la razÓn que no hay una decisiÓn con una corte federal algo de la corte suprema que diga lo contrario. borja: abogado, ¿quÉ opciones tendrÍa la administraciÓn trump para poder seguir con esta orden ejecutiva? >> creo que la in

and we previously saw from this judge in seattle.g this to be completely unconstitutional for trump to try to end birthright citizenship without going through congress, where he would have to get a two thirds majority in order to change the 14th amendment in seattle. this very judge that we're going to hear from again in just five minutes when the hearing begins there. that judge previously said it boggled his mind. this is an 85 year old reagan appointed judge that anyone would try to say that it was constitutional or legal to try to end birthright citizenship through an executive order. that was a temporary restraining order. what they are now seeking is a preliminary injunction to stretch that out. but in the end, andrea, all of this is going to go to the supreme court because these different lawsuits are going to be appealed, as trump has said that he would do to the previous order in seattle. and it will keep going up until the trump administration is willing to take this to the supreme court, to have them weigh in on whether or

>>> donald trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship is back in court, this time in a seattle federal court. it will be before the same judge who last month temporarily blocked the order, calling it blatantly unconstitutional. today's hearing will consider a longer pause. it comes after a judge in maryland blocked the trump administration from implementing the executive order, instead siding with two immigrant rights groups and five pregnant women who challenge it. >>> the white house has agreed to temporarily block musk's department of government efficiency from accessing treasury payment systems. musk's team has been working to help shrink the federal government. a white house official confirmed to nbc news that more than 40,000 federal workers have accepted a deferred resignation offer. the deadline to accept that offer is midnight tonight. employees of at least one department have been warned not to take this deal. >> reporter: good morning, frances. yeah. top officials at the education department are warning staff that if they take this offer, the education secretary coul

seattle police now asking for the public's help to crack this case.on't know how someone would be able to do that. authorities still searching for those behind the theft of 100,000 eggs from a processing plant last week. some grocery stores left with none on the shelves, and national chain trader joe's now limiting shoppers to just one dozen a day. tiktok video showing costco customers across the country desperate to buy in bulk, all as the spread of bird flu ravages the nation's egg supply. according to the cdc, more than 156 million poultry birds have been affected by h5n1 or avian flu across the u.s. since the start of 2022. more than 20 outbreaks detected during the first five days of this month. the usda reporting the average price across the country now more than $7 a dozen. in south florida, backyard chicken farmer tracey stewart's hobby has become a business without a shadow of a doubt. you will sell out today. oh, we will sell out probably before lunch. customers here with no other option. i actually went to whole foods, trader joe's, publix.

this one in seattle, where a taxiing plane struck another jet, as the transportation secretary announced big changes following last week's deadly collision in washington. tom costello joins us. tom, what have you learned? >> reporter: yeah, the faa and the ntsb are investigating what happened on the runway at seattle's sea-tac airport. the wing of a japan airlines 787 sliced into the tail of a delta airlines 737 waiting to be de-iced. delta says there were no injuries. and one week after that fatal crash at reagan national airport the faa says it will no longer allow a helicopter and civilian aircraft to share the same airspace at the same time around reagan national airport. transportation secretary sean duffy says the number of military helicopters flying around d.c. will have to be reduced. >> if we have generals who are flying in helicopters for convenience through this airspace, that's unacceptable. get in a damn suburban and drive. you don't need to take a helicopter. >> reporter: duffy says the administration is working to staff up air traffic control facilities and elon musk says

like let's rub the eggs. >> reporter: seattle police now asking for the public's help to crack this caseon't know how someone would be able to do that. >> reporter: authorities still searching for those behind the theft of the thousand eggs from a processing plant last week. some grocery stores left with not on the shelves, and national chain trader joe's now limiting shoppers to just one dozen a day.bulk as bird flu ra nations egg ulk as bird flu ra video showing customers across the country desperate to buy in bulk, as the spread of bird flu ravages the nation's egg supply. according to the cdc, more than 156 million poultry birds have been affected by age 5 in one or avian flu across the u.s. since the start of 2022. more than 20 outbreaks detecect during the first five days this month. the usda reporting the average price across the country now more than seven dollars a dozen. in south florida, backyard chicken farmer tracy waitet a s hobby has become a business. >> without a shadow of a doubt you will thought today? >> wheels are probably for lunch. there are no eggs anywhere. >> yo

katie razzall, bbc news, seattle.rgy will come from renewables, nuclear and 90% of british energy will come from rer in'ables, nuclear and 90% of british energy will come from rer in five s, nuclear and 90% of british energy will come from rer in five years' lear and 90% of british energy will come from rer in five years' time. id -- 9596. and for some people it will mean new pylons, near their homes. our climate editor justin rowlatt has been to suffolk and aberdeenshire to find out more. there's no going back. is being levelled. 0h, here we go. renewables and nuclear power already generate over half the government wants to raise that to 95% by 2030. this is deeside against pylons headquarters. eileen says she wants green electricity, from her home. if the line was going somewhere else, you probably wouldn't be complaining, would you? no, we don't want we're not nimbys. we're noobys — no—one's back yard. is about six metres. on average, they're going to be about 57m high — taller than most of the pylons in scotland.

. >> collided on the ground in seattle this morning.tacoma international airport say the japan airlines plane struck the tail of a parked delta airlines jet while taxiing. no reported injuries there. meantime tonight, researchers say first evidence that the spine estimating implant already being tested for paralysis might also treat neurodegenerative diseases such as spinal muscle atrophy. muscle function at least temporarily report thee people were able to stand and walk more easily when an implanted device zapped their spinal cord. >> we are here this afternoon to change the course of history. after decades of division and conflict we marked the dawn of a new middle east. i hoped that we could do something where they wouldn't want to go back. who would want to go back. they have experienced nothing but death and destruction. >> bret: president trump's comments about taking control of the gaza strip have prompted wide reaction. let's talk about how the new president is implementing miss agenda and the recollection to all of that fox ne

trump did say that he would appeal the temporary restraining order that we saw in seattle but we havethey might do in this case but is very much expected that this could play all the way up to the supreme court. >> you mentioned two different cases, one coming from states attorney general to the other coming from civil rights groups, is the hope that it ends up at the supreme court? >> yes, for the trump administration, that would be the hope, but for the women, in this case today there were five pregnant women who were not documented in the united states, it's their hope that this will be handled quickly so they will be living in this limbo but yes, this is a conversation that trump started on the campaign trail and he wants to continue to have it and he will take it all the way to the supreme court. in the end, it's going to come down to not necessarily the philosophy of birthright citizenship whether or not the white house as an executive agency can undo something that's enshrined in a constitutional amendment. the white house said it comes out to the language, everyone else argues

during a hearing in seattle, the judge said it has become ever more apparent that to the president the and in this courtroom under my watch, the rule of law is a bright beacon, which i intend to follow. washington and three other states joined this lawsuit seeking to block the order. >> in this country, we are safeguarded by the constitutional principles we have, and an adherence to the rule of law. >> reporter: the government is likely to appeal the case all the way to the supreme court. erica brown, cbs news, the white house. >>> the president is also targeting thousands of fbi agents and other bureau employees for possible firings, especially those involved in the investigation of the january 6th riot on capitol hill. one agent on that list says the bureau is in turmoil, and cbs' scott macfarlane spoke with that agent whose identity we are protecting. >> reporter: the largest criminal investigation in fbi history has given away to potentially its largest crisis. do you think this is a distraction? >> absolutely. personally, i've lost sleep over this. >> reporter: this agenda, who he

. >> good evening from seattle. >> i'm chris hayes. >> last hour, donald trump wrapped. >> up a. >> lengthy joint. >> appearance with. >> israeli prime. >> minister benjamin netanyahu. >> and over the course. >> of a. >> rambling. >> often incoherent. >> hour, the president. >> of the united states. >> appeared to. >> announce a. >> completely unprecedented. >> american policy towards gaza and the people that live there. that, on its face. would both violate international law and. >> be seen. >> by millions, maybe hundreds of millions or billions. >> around. >> the world as the us. >> backing explicit. ethnic cleansing. the announcement. >> has enormous implications for the region, for palestinians in gaza, for u.s. service members who apparently are going to be pressed into service for this project. president trump announcing the us would, in his words, own. that's the word he used own gaza, that it would transfer the population of the 1.8 million palestinians who live there amidst the rubble and the damage, those who have survived the last year and a half, that they would be transferred o

in seattle.apan airlines plane nearly sliced through the tail of a delta plane that was parked on the runway. now, fortunately, no injuries were reported, but it comes as faa and ntsb officials are briefing members of the senate commerce committee. about last week's deadly collision between an american airlines plane and a black hawk helicopter that killed 67 people. today, salvage crews began the painstaking work of recovering the wreckage of the chopper from the potomac river. nbc's gary grumbach is following this for us. gary, what is the latest on the investigation into the crash and the changes being made at reagan airport as a result? >> hey there kristie. it's just one aircraft incident after another. these days. but here in. >> washington. >> the investigation by the ntsb certainly does continue as they are continuing to pull. wreckage out of the potomac river. they've gotten most of the airplane. >> we can see. now they're starting to pull up. as you. >> can. >> see, a. >> live picture h

in seattle.oth of those stories, next. 20212021 >> trace: we are learning more about that fatal midair collision in d.c. one week ago, ashley's live with the latest on the recovery effort and a new collision in the pacific northwest. that evening. >> good evening, it exactly one week since the deadly collision between a blackhawk helicopter and a passenger plane near washington, d.c., and other collision to tell you about watch this. so a japan airline plane, seeing on the of seattle's airport, apparently struck the tail of a parked delta aircraft, there was 142 passengers already on board delta flight 1921 towards mexico, but no injuries were reported, officials say airport operations were minimally impacted. >> it appears there was some kind of altitude issue, we are doing both in ffa investigation in our internal investigation. >> that was defence secretary pete confirming that altitude was a factor in the fatal d.c. collision, investigators have revealed that the black hawk helicopter was fly

. >> good evening from seattle. >> i'm chris hayes. >> last hour. >> donald trump wrapped up a lengthy. >> joint appearance. >> with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> and over the course of. >> a rambling. >> often incoherent. >> hour. >> the president of the united. >> states appeared. >> to announce. >> a completely. >> unprecedented american. >> policy towards. >> gaza and. >> the people that live. there that, on its face, would both violate international law and be seen by millions, maybe. >> hundreds of millions. >> or billions around the world. as the. >> us backing. explicit ethnic cleansing. the announcement has enormous implications for the. >> region. >> for palestinians in gaza, for u.s. service members who apparently are going to be. >> pressed into. >> service for this. >> project. >> president trump announcing the us would, in his words, own. that's the word he used. >> own gaza. that it. >> would transfer. >> the population. >> of the. 1.8 million palestinians. who live. >> there amidst the rubble and the damage. those who. have survived. the last. >> year an

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..now a passionate philanthropist on a mission we join seattle's most successful son on a visit hey,memoir about his origin story. i loved how the computer forced me to think. it was completely unforgiving in the face of mental sloppiness. he takes me to the school where he had access it was an obsession. all our lives, the kids became the experts. he would, like, sit in his room and chew good for you! they laugh their brother now believes, if he was growing up today, he would probably be diagnosed on the autism spectrum. oh, certainly. and with donald trump back in the white house and the titans of tech accused of courting him, what plans

we join seattle's most successful son on a visit with his sisters to their childhood home. hey, lib. hi! good. with early computing. now bill gates is going back to his roots with a memoir about i loved how the computer forced me to think. sloppiness. the first time, and got hooked on coding. lives, the kids became the experts. but what was bill gates actually like as a child? in a rare interview, his sisters tell me they always knew he was different. good for you! they laugh their brother now believes, if he was growing up today, 0h, certainly. and with donald trump back in the white house and the titans have to work with the president? this is bill gates on disinformation, partnering with oh, wow. bill gates and his sisters haven't been back to their childhood home since their father died. nice view. the same view it always has had. absolutely. yeah. you have written the first part of your memoir. it's your origin story. why did you want to tell it now? you know, i'm turning 70. microsoft will be 50 years old. so i thought, you know, looking back on what happened, and, yo

the port of seattle says the taxiing japan airlines plane hit the tail of a parked delta plane. no one was injured, but it did cause the taxiway to be blocked for several hours. >> and we are tracking the next weather system. we got a nice break today. beautiful day for most of us, but then tomorrow we get back into some rain. not as aggressive as the last weather system, but it will put the brakes on some of the commute. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we are working on coming up for west coast rapid seven. alex. >> mike. thank you. coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap operation, return to sender. that's what federal agents are calling today's crackdown across the west, with more than 100 arrests being made at a number of different locations. how this operation is connected to president trump's new immigration enforcement efforts. plus, a dramatic rescue in southern california to show you. firefighters pull a girl with special needs from a burning home. why she was unable to escape on her own, and the message the girl's mother has for

so that was one of the things when i went to seattle, i asked him, where did it all go wrong?ere are people who think their kids uh, and... and they should get out. same thing with video games, you know. and get a kid to do a diverse set of things, you know, then that can be a problem. even more than video gaming, and can make you worry about, you know, so it's really when social networking comes along you have to be very careful how it gets used. i can, you know, stay in touch with relatives that are far away. i can find information. but also even what adults do. for example, could have access to social media? i think this idea of holding kids back until, say, age 16, which, you know, apparently australia is going to try to do that, i think it'll be fascinating to see if that's beneficial. and you say the message was technology, was progress, and in the right hands it would bring peace. now, for all your success at microsoft and obviously sometimes government said thought about the world in terms of the way social media does. are you worried about the concentration of power y