eight student athletes testified that shaw touched or fondled them. shaw pled not guilty. the jury voted overwhelmingly for guilty but deadlocked on five of the charges 10-2 and 11-1. the juror we talked to says one juror influenced another to go along with her from the start, creating conflicts in the jury room right away. >> there was a lot of discussion, and we went around the table. there was a couple of other people that had doubts about some of the charges, as you would expect, including myself. and she just made it clear she was not going to budge. and we september our first note to judge freeman within an hour of our first deliberation because it was obvious that she was digging in, she wasn't going anywhere. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark says that type of conduct is significant. >> the government's case was based on strength in numbers. when you look at the number of female athletes that came out and described what happened to them at the hands of scott shaw. i think this is an important case for the government. >> reporter: the juror we talked to says h

eight student athletes testified that shaw touched or fondled them. shaw pled not guilty. the jury voted overwhelmingly for guilty, but deadlocked on five of the charges 10-2, and 11-1 on the other. the juror we talked to says one juror influenced another to go along with her from the start, creating conflicts in the jury room right away. >> she just made it clear that she was not going to budge. an

shaw pled not guilty. according to a juror we spoke with, who did not want his face shown, the majority of the jury voted for guilty. he also said it was clear from the beginning of deliberations that one juror had already made up her mind. >> we never achieved deliberation because we couldn't even get her to agree that any of this actually happened. listening to these women up there, you know, baring their souls in public for something that's quite, you know, i mean it's traumatic for them. and to not get a fair trial out of it, i don't think they got a fair trial out of it, and that really bothers me. it's not how our system works. >> joining us now is nbc's robert handa, who is on this story for us. robert, why did that juror come forward to you specifically? >> reporter: yeah. well, basically that was the first thing i asked him because you don't often hear jurors venting after a proceeding. but i think it was just basically frustration and outrage. you heard him talking about the fact that he had to h

i think effectively cash will be gone, annie shaw?— annie shaw? thing about car—boot sales in rural areas, case in point _ car—boot sales in rural areas, case in point yes. _ car—boot sales in rural areas, case in point. yes, you need cash to conduct — in point. yes, you need cash to conduct those. if we get a better digital— conduct those. if we get a better digital service, that is when carpet sellers _ digital service, that is when carpet sellers will — digital service, that is when carpet sellers will actually want to have the card — sellers will actually want to have the card scanners, apple pay, one of those, _ the card scanners, apple pay, one of those, the _ the card scanners, apple pay, one of those, the technology has not caught up. those, the technology has not caught up you _ those, the technology has not caught up you can _ those, the technology has not caught up. you can compare it with the telephone _ up. you can compare it with the telephone. i am old enough to know when _ telephone. i am old enough to know when people don't have t

eight student athletes testified that shaw touched or offended them. shaw pled not guilty. the jury voted overwhelmingly for guilty, but deadlocked on five of the charges 10-2 and 11-1 on the other. the juror we talked to says one juror influenced another to go along with her from the start, creating conflicts in the jury room right away. >> she just made it clear that she would not budge. and we sent our first note to judge freeman within an hour of our first deliberation. it was obvious that she was digging in and she was not going anywhere. >> reporter: did she say why? >> yeah. she said she didn't trust the witnesses and she didn't believe them. >> reporter: the legal analyst steven clark said that type of conduct is significant. >> when the u.s. attorney reviews the juror information as to what went on the in the jury room, i think they will consider refiling the charges because it appears that they had a strong case. >> reporter: the juror we talked to said he's disappointed for the athletes. >> listening to these women up there, you know, baring their souls in public

eight student athletes testified that shaw touched or fondled them. shaw pled not guilty. the jury voted overwhelmingly for guilty, but deadlocked on five of the charges 10-2, and 11-1 on the other. the juror we talked to says one juror influenced another to go along with her from the start, creating conflicts in the jury room right away. >> she just made it clear that she was not going to budge. and we sent our first note to judge freeman within an hour because it was obvious she was digging in, she wasn't going anywhere. >> did she say why? >> yeah. she said she didn't trust the witnesses. and she didn't believe them. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark says that type of conduct is significant. >> when the u.s. attorney reviews the juror information as to what went on in the jury room, i think they will consider refiling the charges because it appears that they had a strong case. >> reporter: the juror we talked to says he's disappointed for the athletes. >> listening to these women out there, you know, baring their souls in public for something that's quite, you kno

cat: shaw's best friend, chris goodwin, loved music and his community. from a fentanyl overdose in his home earlier this year. while shaw hopes there will one day be enough funding to open a residential treatment facility, he's now focused on saving lives. john shaw: we haven't engaged this issue, not just here, but across this country. and it's seeped into every household and one way or another. and we have got to get proactive to provide recovery treatment options for those who want it. cat: that's why he pushed to spend montgomery county's first settlement payments, about $70,000 so far, on more narcan and hiring chrystal weatherly. john shaw: within 72 hours of an overdose, we want to have her engaging with that individual. after that -- after that experience, it's a great time to talk to somebody about possibly making different life choices. cat: but for those who lost loved ones to opioids, this settlement money remains largely out of reach. rita: without them, we're lost. and now, without anything, we're lost. cat: rita russell has lost two childr

reply to sarah shaw's letter to him. but they certainly shared a similar vision in the assembly report. olmstead specifically identified continuing work on central park, along with the construction of the capitol dome in washington dc and the establishment of a public park in yosemite. as essential projects undertake taken in the midst of war. that affirmed the efficacy of republican government and the necessity of defending. there have been several historians who've been at a loss to describe the enmity, understand the assembly act. they attribute it to it being an anomaly in for the united states unexplained anomaly or a great mystery. particularly in wartime. they puzzled over. how could congress with so many concerns win the war raging all around them have spent any time on this. quite the contrary. ethan and i believe that the assembly act was squarely in the context of a larger framework of war related legislation and reforms. in fact, lincoln himself said that if an insurrection could interfere with the function a

bonnie shaw cut a frustrated _ their world cup dream alive. and unable to unleash a magic. the 18—year—old sensation came close to doubling the lead but was denied and in the end though, the single goal was enough. columbia enter uncharted territory with the toughest test against the champions of europe next, england, and with their underdog status and physical game style back intact it will be anything but straightforward a0 the lionesses. with a deep midwinter weather forecast. here's stav da naos. it's looking a little bit better for the next few days, and i don't blame clive for feeling like that the way it's been across southern britain but it will be turning dry and warm for most of us but it's going to be a short lived spell of warm weather. and a bit of an atrocious day across southern areas, drizzle, longer spells of rain, cloud, mist and merck but not a bad day across northern england and northern ireland and scotland with good sunny spells. through the evening and overnight the rain peters out across the south and we hold onto some

reply to sarah shaw's letter to him. but they certainly shared a similar vision in the assembly report. olmstead specifically identified continuing work on central park, along with the construction of the capitol dome in washington dc and the establishment of a public park in yosemite. as essential projects undertake taken in the midst of war. that affirmed the efficacy of republican government and the necessity of defending. there have been several historians who've been at a loss to describe the enmity, understand the assembly act. they attribute it to it being an anomaly in for the united states unexplained anomaly or a great mystery. particularly in wartime. they puzzled over. how could congress with so many concerns win the war raging all around them have spent any time on this. quite the contrary. ethan and i believe that the assembly act was squarely in the context of a larger framework of war related legislation and reforms. in fact, lincoln himself said that if an insurrection could interfere with the function a

danny, thank. you very much indeed, danny shaw. legal part of this particular proceeding has concluded, lucy letby has been sentenced and she has been told the judge has handed her a whole life order in the case of each of those crimes she has been convicted of. there are really two key themes moving forward. one that holiday—maker was talking about, the convicted murderers can choose not to be in court to hear the sentencing —— danny shaw. the men will make parliamentary time to discuss what will be said in that time and what is the best way forward —— the government will make time. the other issue that will continue for weeks and months and probably years is further investigations into lucy letby�*s criminal behaviour and her offending. because the trial at manchester crown court covered a 12 month period from june 2015 tojune 2016, but it does not cover the entirety of her nursing career and we have already been told by cheshire police they have started investigating places she worked previously, otherjobs she has done as a nurs

scott shaw admitted to violating the civil rights of four students, touching them without their consent during physical therapy treatments between 2017 and 2020. the plea deal comes less than two weeks after a mistrial was declared in the case. the fbi said in a statement. today's guilty plea shows that the fbi will not tolerate violations of civil rights under the guise of legitimate medical treatment. shaw faces two years in prison and at sentencing in november, the man accused of stabbing cash app founder bob lee to death was back in a san francisco courtroom today to enter a plea . cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom. this is video from a previous appearance today. nima was shackled and sat quietly in the courtroom while his lawyer entered the not guilty plea to murder charges. the only thing romney said during the hearing was yes. when the judge asked if he agreed to waive his right to a speedy trial. while many is accused of killing bob lee back in april, his next hearing has been set for october 2nd to determine further court dates. the search is on for a teenager from

shaw captured a remarkable moment in this letter identification of an unprecedented public park with central park was. at least in the united states for the abolition of slavery and the remaking of the republic at this criticalri time as the natn was sliding into war central park 1861 was largely completed shaw had visited it not largely but a lot of it had been completed. she had visited it with millions ofof others was cobbling olmsted on such a worthy project for the future. here we are. so it was during each mulch whispered before, during, after the civil war the idea of the public park both municipal and national became established as a new public institution in the united states. both in the nation's largest city and in the remote sierra nevada of california. by 1864 and congress makes yosemite grand both of these public parts embodied many of the values and the aspirations people like olmsted and sarah shaw and many others had for this remade republic in contrast to what had been before. they were literally physical manifestations of what a more enlightened and unified governm

scott shaw's guilty plea came after a federal jury deadlocked in deliberations. the judge declared a mistrial on august 3. shaw faces 24 months in prison and a 100,000 other fine in a case that closes -- $100,000 fine that closes a 10-year-old scandal. ama: a tentative agreement has been reached stopping more than 4500 city workers from walking off the job in san jose following his negotiations between the city and a coalition of two unions. while beginnings are happy with the terms reached, the mayor is not. zach fuentes is live to explain. zach: this was right up to the wire. the three-day strike was supposed to start today but the unions yesterday announced the strike was on pause because they were getting an agreement that met their needs. they did not cancel the strike until today, when the city council went into closed session to formally approve the agreement. the unions call it a win, the mayor says wage increases the workers will receive will negatively impact the city. >> it is hot off the presses, we are all excited about it. zach: that was the reactio

and father shaw was among the greatest of them. i'll tell you a quick story about him. months before he died at the age of 91. i had just published a book called the idol of our how the religion of humanity subverts christianity. and i wrote to father jim. and i said, father jim, i need your address on my scott nelson california to send you my new book. he says, never mind. and i've already reviewed it for the claremont review of books. there was a 91 year old jesuit who was alert right the to the very end. and of course, let's not all the bright decent, amiable and energy ascetic students i came across through isi over the years and a few a few that challenged nerves but always out on the whole the students were just delights and open and hungry for the kind of wisdom that has and less available on college campuses today. so in a contemporary climate where at every level combines deliberate repudiation of our estimable bowl inheritance with ideological tenderness that seeks to destroy what remains of it. the work of isi has become even more necessary. i'm to stand with

the shaw had previously asked most odd to assassinate khomeini, but his request was not met. the shell was forced to flee and died the following year in egypt. the operations in arab countries were often delicate and highly challenging for most odd agents. for the lid, the buff should use a flat screen, but living the work was very difficult in arab countries. with ne, primarily when recruiting local agents, visual video were regularly played with doubts. the defense were always wondering whether the guy was really working for us as a fit joint. would you blue our cover? could the people sitting in the coffee also be is people you can never be sure um, but the bulk of the most sod relied on its cooperation with jewish immigrants from arab nations arriving. and israel since the 1950s. people like h seek bozza. ly, whose family was from iraq. he knew the language, the customs and practices, and blended in without the need for any disguise. in the 1960s, he was also deployed to iraq itself. his mission to gather information on the mig 21 a soviet fighter jet, also used in arab c

james shaw, bbc news, edinburgh.was damaged in a storm in mallorca have been told they have to fly home. britannia slipped its moorings and collided with an oil tanker yesterday. p&o says inspections revealed a lifeboat had been damaged, and couldn't be repaired onboard. it means the ship has to return to southampton, with fewer passengers. prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into the conduct of the president of spain's national football federation, luis rubiales. it follows him kissing a player on the lips following spain's victory at the women's world cup. he's been suspended by football's world governing body, fifa, for three months, but insists the kiss was consensual. however the player, jenni hermoso, says it was not. our correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid. despite all the controversy, mr rubiales says he won't resign. that is right. he has been defiant and refused to resign. the latest development was the plot is good to's decision to investigate him to see if he can find enough evidence t

shaw late last night at his office, in suburban atlanta and he said that through his attorney, mr.shaw told me last night. >> it was a historical experience, one i never experienced before and one i never will again in my life. very serious experience. a experience we had to get it done right. and i think we did. and i just think it was just something that was quite extraordinary. i think this is probably the most secured bond i've ever executed in my entire career. >> reporter: certainly unlike a bond that he's ever experienced in his more than 23-year career as a bail bondsman here. he also worked on posting bond for several other of mr. trump's co-defendants, including mark meadows. he actually escorted mark meadows into the fulton county jail behind me yesterday, when mr. meadows posted a $100,000 bond. as for his experience with former president trump, he was inside the jail when the former president came in here, was processed, fingerprinted and, of course, took that famous mug shot, but he was kept in a separate room, jose, because of security concerns. still, he told me tha

. >>> the jury deciding the fate of scott shaw, the former san jose athletic trainer accused of sexual assault, have told the judge they are deadlocked. the bay area news group first reported one of the jurors sent a note to the judge saying there are at least one unmovable jurors on each side and asked what they should do next. the judge responding to, "continue your deliberations." shaw pleaded not guilty to the six federal charges against him. >>> now to the east bay, a double shooting leaves a teen dead and a man injured in hayward on west tennyson road last night. police say the victims were a 15-year-old boy and a 37-year-old man. the teen died at the scene. the man was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. hayward police say no arrests have been made. >>> now to stockton, multiple people of interest detained after a police sergeant is shot during a carjacking investigation. this started after 3:00 a.m. a 69-year-old man was violently carjacked. police responded to the call, found the stolen car. officers started to chase the car, but the driver hopped out and things

james shaw, in edinburgh. a p&o cruise ship slipped its moorings during a violent storm in the spanish holiday island of mallorca, and then collided with a cargo ship. passengers say the cruise ship was being pushed ashore by tugs when a walkway fell away. p&o says a small number of people, sustained minor injuries. harry farley reports. definitely going to smash into us. bracing for the moment of impact. there you, hold up. it is going to hit. thudding, crashing. oh, my god. mooring lines snapped, and the cruise ship floated away like a paper boat, according to one of those on board. it drifted off its berth in the port of palma in mallorca, and collided with a tanker. alarm sounds. alarms sounded, and the ship's crew launched an emergency drill. tannoy: all crew, proceed - to your emergency duty stations. p&o cruises said a small number of passengers had minor injuries and were being treated on board. eventually the britannia was pushed back on to its mooring, and the captain told passengers there was no str

frenench dips totoday only at togo's >>> a mistrial has been declared in the case involving scott shaw. he is the former san jose university athletic director accused of groping female athletes. after a nine-day trial and a jury of eight men and four women remain deadlocked on all the counts against him. he worked as a sports medicine director and head athletic trainer from 2008 to 2020. he was charged with six mcdonald's accounts of abusing his authority by touching female athletes without a legitimate medical purpose. because shaw was not convicted or acquitted, he can be retried on each count. >>> a san jose store ransacked, and it was caught on video. take a look. it happened yesterday afternoon at the lenscrafters in the westgate mall. this video was sent in by a viewer catching the moment a group of people ran in, carrying big bags and grabbing things off the shelves. san jose police say they made off with several thousand dollars worth of merchandise. >>> okay, taylor swift is kicking off her shows in los angeles tonight, or they're probably done by now. but some bad blood in th

yalda safai and sonja shaw. tonight's topic, searching the future.ten years in the future for one minute, in fact we're allowing you to go to the future for one minute and someone handed you a phone and you could google one wet, but you can't do lotto numbers, what would it be and i think we're going to have some surprising answers here. i have to start with anita vogel because i think you're going to go in and i'm channelling what i think you're going to say. go ahead anita. >> i have two trace. i couldn't break the tie. who's the president and what's the value of my house? what's my house worth in 10 years. >> trace: good, okay. that's a tie. kevin corke what are you going to google in your future life? >> super bowl winner. >> trace: that's what i was going to say. >> top performing stock this year. >> trace: i was going to say what's the best company in america in 2023, but that's a good one. so yalda safai. >> i was going to say the stock market, the most important financial thing you can google. >> trace: it's kind of like cheating, kind of the

semiconductor advisory panel, bringing together people from industry, academia and government russ shaw russ, we can't hear you, i think you're muted. no, we still can't hear you, i'm afraid. let's persevere with that, hopefully russ will be able to join us that, hopefully russ will be able tojoin us injust a second. have you tried the mute button? we will try and return to russ a little later in the programme. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. # when i take my sugar to tea # all the boys arejealous of me... the blaze family are absolutely potty about teapots. they've spent a quarter of a million pounds on the biggest collection in the uk, everything from politicians to pop culture and some wild and wacky creations. i've got a favourite, which is a harley davidson teapot, that was made, and i saw the man make it and i saw how hard it was for him to make it. and your one is...? diana. because diana was my favourite person. people say, "why collect pots?" and i always say, "well, why not?"j there's so many d

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james shaw, bbc news, hamilton. branwen�*s with me.— so far today? that gap between the teena . ers so far today? that gap between the teenagers from _ so far today? that gap between the teenagers from the _ so far today? that gap between the teenagers from the most _ teenagers from the most disadvantaged, the lowest income communities and the rest is really a worrying reminder of what the pandemic has done to education. it is notjust an issue in scotland. we have seen the gap getting wider in england and wales, despite progress made in previous years. it is likely to be most visible in gcse results in a couple of weeks' time. it is worth remembering this effect is going right the way through the school system so we are seeing children leaving primary school with more not reaching where they would have been before coated in reading, writing and maths. again, it is the children from the family is facing the biggest struggles who have fallen further behind. in the meantime, next week, we get a—level results across the rest of uk. expecte

. >> reporter: chino valley president shaw isn't surprised which she calls government overreach. she told fox affiliate that it's just another example of california officials quote using their muscle and taxpayer dollars to shut parents out of their children's lives. the district also says its policy does protect transgender students because it requires staff to notify law enforcement if they believe the child might be in danger. trace. >> trace: maryanne thank you. ♪ >> trace: well, meantime the fox news at night common sense department is not surprised that california attorney general rob banta with the blessing of governor gavin few sop is taking legal action against the chino valley unified school district by choosing not to keep secrets about the child's gender identity. ag said the district made a choice to be quote hateful. really hateful? common sense would like to remind the state attorney general that he just called the majority of cheh parents hateful because polls show 75% of parents do not want schools withholding information from them if there was a state propositio

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james shaw, bbc news, edinburgh.om an area covering the city centre, to the whole of the capital. it'll become the world's largest ultra low emission zone, and means owners of the most polluting vehicles, will have to pay £12.50 a day, while driving in the area. getting rid of air pollution is a priority for cities across the uk. in many, air pollution far exceeds limits recommended by the world health organization. it's schemes like the expansion of the ultra low emission zone in london which aim to improve air quality. this green area shows the current zone in central london, and this is what it will look like from tomorrow. this is ealing in west london, and i'm on the boundary of the current ultra low emission zone. anyone heading in that direction across the junction into central london has to pay £12.50 if their vehicle doesn't meet the required emissions standards. from midnight, that boundary will be significantly expanded to cover all 32 london boroughs. expanding the zone has proved divisive. we've been bre

our scotland correspondent, james shaw reports.t of truth for thousands of pupils across scotland... holly. yeah, that's me. thank you. 0k, and chloe. ..and the end of an educational experience hit hard by covid. but these pupils at hamilton grammar school have shown resilience in the face of difficulties that previous generations did not have to endure. it was a lot of hard work during the exams. it was definitely the most stressful period of my life, but it's all paid off. i'm very happy as well, actually. some things, coming towards it, i was a bit unsure about what, like, actually could happen, but, yeah, i'm very happy. feeling great. into uni regardless. i got an unconditional offer. exams have been quite... they've been all right. crashed a few subjects, so it's been a new experience for me. _ the scottish qualifications authority cut out some elements of coursework and exams to make the return to normal more manageable. they are the first set of young people to sit exams post covid so they sat their nat 55 last year and the

so, and that should lead to a germany election within a relatively shaw, unreasonable tying, or the village showing genet on it. but what if he's on foot? we reject any interference in the internal affairs of new share. and we checked the claims made by some to punish the national council for the safeguarding of the homeland the people, albany. jeff, not doing a lot for the got to get up. but the, a law of the united states has ordered a partial evacuation of its embassy in asia fonts. and if they are already evacuating european citizens, days off to the french embassy was attacked by protest of the, as i'm serious indeed, hang sort of an easier as future. hundreds on foreign nationals heating home evacuation slides has been carrying citizens, mostly from european nations. loved ones, re you nice thing. back and grown in paris after a hasty exit this is the one point we really felt that sense of insecurity. we knew that everything to change at any moment. all of a sudden the situation felt on safe far and the offices have been coordinating to get as many people out as possible. more flights

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shaw faces two years in prison. at a sentencing hearing in november. residents in san francisco continue to be skeptical of self-driving cars after one got stuck in wet concrete. crews has recovered the vehicle and a company spokesperson spokesperson confirmed that workers remove the vehicle from the wet concrete on city streets yesterday afternoon. sfgate reports that people who live in the area saw the car stuck at a construction site on golden gate avenue between fillmore and steiner streets. the car had no passengers inside. let's get out the door here. a lot of sunshine greeting us this morning. it's a nice thing to see. steve paulson. it is. i think after today, we'll start seeing more clouds rolling in low and high clouds. we're caught in between the low to the west, which was off southern california yesterday. it's lifted northward. it's not going anywhere. in fact, if anything, i think it's going to move in a little closer starting tomorrow as temps will begin to cool and drag in a lot of cloud cover on on friday, maybe some scattered showers.

the per se, meet your shaw. it happens every year and his best seen in the northern hemisphere . stall, gazes from croatia, save this, your shower was particularly impressive. yep. report the report involved with this isn't the 1st meteor shower. i've been careful, but it is the 1st time i've seen so many stalls. so i mean visibility is really great and literally every couple of minutes a stall falls big or small. it's really impressive to see if you haven't seen it yet. you can still get out there and settle in for a free celeste steel show until at least the end of august might level out. is there a as high as full size time to catch up on the game with center. thank you very much. samuel roberto mancini, the man who guided it too late to european championship success a has resigned this code to of the national team just on the yet before they defended the title in germany. the 58 year old had been in charge of the s o, a since 2018. they became european time just between england and the final at the one the 2

luke shaw is also sidelined ahead of the weekend's match against arsenal the mother of luis rubiales,er hunger strike. angeles bejar locked herself in a church in the town of motril earlier this week in protest at the accusations against her son, following his conduct after the world cup final, when he kissed the spanish playerjenni hermoso on the lips. the spanish federation has called on rubiales to resign and fifa has suspended him but so far he has not stepped down. rob page has named his wales squad for next week's friendly against south korea and the euro qualifier in latvia four days later. luton�*s tom lockyer is involved for the first time since he collapsed in the championship play—off final in may. he's since undergone an operation to address an irregular heartbeat. we all watched the events unfold in if the playerfinal and we were old concern and it has been nothing but positivity since that day. he has had great news. back to normal for him personally. it should be very proud about how he has recovered after that. it was a dream of his to play in the championship and he h

from patrick shaw. and i also on in a letter in 2016 opposed his appointment >>> don't think he has been fair to the public. seeks to i could go in detail and glad to answer questions. mr. ferguson has our support based on had we have seen well is a major thing i'm concerned with as a potential conflict of interest that is she serves on an advisory committee to the city attorney. and since the city attorney is in the position of advising the sunshine task force at times disagreed with the advice and told them not to give certain advice and since the city attorney has been brought to the task force regarding complaints they found against the city attorney. and not our complaints i'm -- concerned about a potential conflict of interest and love to hear when she might have to say to questions i hope you will ask. thank you. thank you. seeing no other persons instead room. can we have our were first phone caller. >> yes. good morning. patrick shaw can you hear me? yes, we can. all right. thank you. i strongl