shelley: the same people who are doing this are international drug trafffficker, they're internationalhumanan traffickers. theyey have a long time experience in evading law enfoement, movoving goods, haviving key facilitators of money and transport. vira: they know where they need to go, they have buyers in place, and they're able to poach at r really an industrial scale. peters: that's a highly organized, highly efficient organized crime networork that s puttining that type of operation together. narrrrator: bebetween 2009 and , organized criminal networks moved an estimated 170 tons of ivory, the yield from a quarter of a million dead elephants. vira: we estimate that there probably are less than, you know, 25 of these networks operating globally that account for a veryry large proportion of the trade.. narrator: one of them is the xaysavang network, reported to be one of the largest transnational criminal networks to traffic wildlife. the u.s. department of state offered a $1 million reward, the first bounty ever placed by the agency for information leading to the dismantling of the

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can our legacy program help with avoiding the eviction. >> shelley couch, attorney. i can attempt to answer that question. the recognition of being on the legacy business registry hopefully will have some weight in the negotiations. we do have the grant program, which is a separate application from the application to be placed on the registry, and that is handled through the office of small business, so it's unlikely that the grant could be approved in such a short amount of time; however, that -- that program is there, and the legacy business program is also working on developing other tools to support these businesses and i'm hoping to come back to this commission in a few weeks or few months, possibly, to tell you about these tools. >> president wolfram: thank you. director ram? >> thanks. i have also been troubled by this particular case, and the redstone building was recently sold, and it was full of nonprofits, including artists and the theater. it happens to be a block from where i live. it is ae a great resource in the mission. it's very troubling that becaus

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revoked a permit for energy transfer partners by you bridge crude oil pipeline yes federal judge shelley dick dealt a serious setback to energy transfer partners construction of the seven hundred fifty million dollars one hundred sixty two mile long pipeline running crude from lake charles to st james louisiana in the order judge dick wrote that she was prohibiting further work on the pipeline in order to prevent further irreparable harm until this matter can be tried on the merits in case you forgot keeping notes at home energy transfer partners were the ones who brought us that stunning display of corporate and community center g. that was the dakota access pipeline i'm sure you can remember that you see every new cycle brings a little good brings a little bad. and it also brings a whole lot of watching the hawks. you know what. it looks like. at the bottom. like you that i got. so. well going to watch the dark side i robot for and on top of the. room and that's that's right and wide ranging look at well. you know the good news about of the news cycle we dive into with the police here

human rights monitor has warner shelley has killed 400 people since sunday including children, and ack warning, the next report contains exterminate -- deserving images. reporter: even for those surrounded by death it is a crushing moment. he hugs his child one last time. for serious victims, there is no dignity in dying. -- syria's victims there is no dignity in dying, and for the government there is no relenting . every minute bombs are dropped. monitor groups say more than 400 men, women, and children have been killed since sunday, homes and hospitals obliterated leaving doctors to handle matters of life and death amid the ruins. >> we had to conduct one of the surgeries under the rubble. we could not evacuate, so we did it under the rubble. reporter: the syrian regime said rebel extremist groups who control eastern areas using humans as shields. you and security council has been -- the un's security council has been debating a cease-fire. >> these are not terrorists showing up. these are civilians. they are ordinary people under attack by a barbaric assad regime bent on leaving t

know superior would you would open a new in shelley's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev fast rules and one hundred thousand people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with the e.u. . the telly you are a minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period when you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protests. in four months to. the whole duty to ship it lets them go to law. school is all of. them will mean you still. putting it. right but this on your. c.v. to be as consumers are semi outs and you leader of the opposition party fatherland block leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party you die both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the two day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table. was. pro e.u. protests on the streets o

cool motorcycle organization we just heard stephen's pitch let's just fast forward to the good part shelley. to name a dash here's five grand i like ok one pitch down one more to go. i mean. there's no other way to say this other than to just use and i have to bring a barge to. this pretty big task when best we can do is submit it to the dow and run it up the flagpole and see how it see if it gets voted on and passed. in the meantime i went to the flagpole with the dish folks is it possible for you sir to take that man up in the sky in that plane right now that i can guarantee we can do . well thank you guys for shit you have appreciate it you got it pleasure maxwell shall we go you with me. max is going up into the wild blue yonder. i feel the need need for speed. yeah body so let's do this thing cell phone. number one rule yeah don't do to my playing that you're going to bad but i will keep this and take a look at his son scott playing the devil flight of the alfred playing this on the soundtrack. down at the. uk. where you guys dash has been amazing all along and in fact max is up in the

republican senator shelley capito is in west virginia. i have an interesting exchange from the vice president yesterday with your colleague, the democrat joe manchin sent out this tweet. he said i looked him in the eye and i told him joe, meaning manchin, that people of the mountain state are counting on you. let's get this tax cut done together but joe voted no with a #there, all right? joe manchin responds in a rather direct response last night. the vice president's comments are exactly why washington sucks. what do you think of that? >> well, i think -- the vice president was disappointed. we were sitting in expanding businesses, giving bonuses to west virginia workers and i think that senator manchin may have intimated to the vice president that he was on board with tax cuts and i think the vice president was disappointed with that. you could see that in his speech. at the same time, i reject the premise that washington sucks. we volunteer to come here, we ask people to send us to washington and we're serving in the greatest deliberat

but taco and shelley but they are names of the female hatch lincs, the aquarium has more african penguins then ever before. lauren? >>> well, one day closer to the weekend. it will be chillier on the back side of the cold front especially on saturday. looking at upper 30's, breezy conditions but fair amount of sunshine for both days especially sunday during daytime hours but by sunday night we will watch out for >>> and coming up next it is late show with stephen colbert followed by late, late show with james corden. morning crew back from 30:00 to 7:00. for lauren, don everyone aim ukee washington. >>> aim jessica dean. we're always on cbs philly.com >> a good night family, sleep well. - [narrator] if you wanna make more money, and take control of your financial future, then get ready, because real estate multi-millionaire, and best-selling author, than merrill, star of a&e's hit tv show, flip this house has one heck of an opportunity for you. for the last decade you've seen than all over tv. and now, than's chosen to hold a free two hour live class where you'll learn how you can start m

. >> talk to shelley nick and carson. >> that is right. >> what a four some. >>> thanks for watchingnews" at 6:00 we are back at the cw at 10 and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", from new york here now is jeff glor. see you later tonight family. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: high drama near the top of mt. hood. desperate rescue operationses under way to save the lives of climbers and we're on the scene. also tonight... >> we need to inform the american public that this is real. >> glor: ...a warning that the kremlin is already meddling in another u.s. election. carter evans exposes a loophole in gun laws. >> reporter: how did i do? >> it looks like you did pretty well for a novice. >> glor: he's gone from new york to florida, player to owner-- not without challenges. the narrative has been derek is out of the team, they have no chance this year nobody's going to show up, what's he doing? >> is that it. >> chloe kim reigns supreme in south korea. >> glor: and american chloe kim strikes gold.

shelley thisd story. the man said, i'm from west virginia. i'm a lifelong democrat.said, i'm a disabled veteran. i called on the democrat line to say i agree with 100% of what president trump just said in that speech. >> [applause] women, the men and president laid out a blueprint for american success. it is how we need to tell our story this year. it is about the progress we need to continue to make, not for our party, but for the american people to deliver for this country. it.courage you to doit is aboue elections are about choices. i was in the congress the last it. the other side was in control. i remember how they tried to pass cap and in control. i remember how they tried to pass cap and trade. they gave us dodd frank and the disastrous policies of obamacare. i remember their decision to hollow out our military, and their belief that we could borrow and spend our way to a recovering economy. remember all that? and higher taxes along the way. you have worked every day with this administration to undo the damage they did the meantime they were in control. we hav

revoked a permit for energy transfer partners by you bridge crude oil pipeline yes federal judge shelley dick dealt a serious setback to energy transfer partners construction of the seven hundred fifty million dollars one hundred sixty two mile long pipeline running crude from lake charles to st james louisiana in the order judge dick wrote that she was prohibiting further work on the pipeline in order to prevent further irreparable harm until this matter can be tried on the merits in case you forgot keeping notes at home energy transfer partners were the ones who brought us that stunning display of corporate and community center gee that was. the dakota access pipeline i'm sure you can remember that you see every new cycle brings a little good brings a little bad. and it also brings a whole lot of watching the hawks. at the bottom. like you that i got. so. well going to watch for the dark side i robot for and on capital. and that's a that's a good way to look at it but now you know the good news about of the news cycle we die i've been there with the police here and watching it it can b

but taco and shelley but they are names of the female hatch lincs, the aquarium has more african penguins then ever before. lauren? >>> well, one day closer to the weekend. it will be chillier on the back side of the cold front especially on saturday. looking at upper 30's, breezy conditions but fair amount of sunshine for both days especially sunday during daytime hours but by sunday night we will watch out for another rain chance. we wil the winter of '77.uring i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. >>> and coming up next it is late show with stephen colbert followed by late, late show with james corden. morning crew back from 30:00 to 7:00. for lauren, don everyone aim ukee washington. >>> aim jessica dean. we're always on cbs philly.com >> a good night family, sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> president donald j. trump has completed his first periodic physical examination as president of the united st

notes repeated her water you would open a new in shelley's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev fast rules and one hundred thousand people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with the e.u. . the tele you are a minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period when you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protests in middle school or go in for months of. muscle with. the. law. as all of. them. mean you still. putting a little. bit but this on your. c.v. to be as consumers are semi outs and you leader of the opposition party fatherland block leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party who die both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the two day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table. was. pro e.u. protests on the streets of kiev and

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shelley weber is with the nonprofit financial education group balance. >> we want to see that you are not bouncing checks. and have a payroll being deposited. >> reporter: reversible loans, both require you to deposit a specific am of money before getting an equal amount of credit. looking at all the options she chose deserve. chose a credit limit of $500. and that has been doubled within a few months. >> the credit card is to help establish credit and build a score. it is not free money. >> deserve has one other competitor, the petal card. it is expected to launch soon and gives a credit card based on your credit potential. "7 on your side" hotline. (415) 954-8151. >> unrealized potential. thanks. >> you guys are so cute. >>> students at st. matthew's catholic school in san mateo returning for the first time since the flooding last week. the gym is still being repaired so nearby schools have offered up their facilities for the basketball league. >>> people acrossions have not changed when they reach certain life milestones but the age they achieve those milestones have changed. on av

feel a little he had an i phone i mean fear in movies come to that i just go for my last friend and shelley taft and we left and then the interest in them i feel happy so that's why it's the fray on my hand. despite their limited resources staff members at the some barrow girls foundation do their best to help boost the girls' self-confidence using role play for example. who. is safe and can sometimes remember what it's like to be carefree. was. no reads he hasn't heard about the shelter for girls like herself she and her friends only know their traditional life. mommy all the stories about who are deadly boring. my life is much more interesting . i like my believes i like to go to festivals and i like taking care of animals my mind a modern and. in any case she says it's too late for her to start school every t's mother sees the advantages of both ways of life but i think the world is changing. personally i prefer ricci's way of life. but i think young women who've gone to school can get further in life. as my girlfriend's daughters have even built around a modern house with a man who thou

of the revolution to play down the occasion is an excuse for displays of communist nostalgia on a shelley small scale those not not for the none of the red flag is all flag it's the flag of victory in the great patriotic war children of the victors. so the red army then they began to warm. extend this into great especially in the beginning of the nine then there were several waves of different kind of reform and now actually they're more or less back where they began and increasingly resembling a kind of new projection of the red army which is that understandable because right now the russian army has more or less the same enemies as the red army did during the cold war and i mean enemies the united states and its allies where in the cold war number two russia's modern military has been rebuilt at vast expense both to counter the expansion of western alliances like nato and the european union and also to advance russia's own geo political ambitions since then there. are wars georgia. and crimea now syria right now yes. there are many is good and maybe the. best in the world but some with

shelley. there's a clip different this show three. so you can see him in. a medical it's been nice. to enjoy it while you're on but you have to make it really hard to cement with that . for free for. this riggins. it was the wrong. oh you. soon dobson. person to. me. mr ali. i was in there for three in a crane i learned a lot of things from life i didn't know much about life. that isn't coming to you to go to you know. they had a life and was succeeded. and the border. they were running. for for. open mind my. i made a lot of friends. just. yet the others then i mean if you go. this is. a lie and there's the history. i didn't know that you didn't it was just shows you did just. dead lazy even for them didn't they just come lucky a school you bring this to his life he destroyed his life the search has been lost . so. you know one you're going to change your life one if you madi you're going to have a child one year you're going to go to school. if you finish in arizona and if you make losing your whole life. suppressed in your whole life mind and when you're in prison how many places

shelley, do i have you? we were having some problems with the line. caller: i'm very proud of rand paul. grandfather was become troller of the courts in charge of a lot of things in government in philadelphia. stood with rand paul very courageously. i was in a meeting with people -- they were talking about crypto currencies and the development of that. it reminds me of unfortunate turns in history, people focusing on the building of the ear canal. when they got done with the fury and discussion and were upset over that, the railroads had come in place to replace that. here we are arguing about things that will be a dinosaur in the moments of history that are approaching when the stock market crashes. crypto currency will replace it. it was on a roller coaster and has been discounted as something foolish. on boarde are jumping saying this is how it will go. i heard in a meeting i was in, thisssful executives that will not be able to be taxed, which means the government and irs will lose their function and event -- an ability to tax people to such a lar

to get it down -- >> unsatisfied with what they say is a lack of action, family and supporters of shelley henderson, stopped the board meeting and broke into chance. before taking over the meeting, staff spent a couple of hours telling directors to fire officer just for dale, -- >> he thought he was a cowboy, and shot my brother in the back. we want the officer arrested, charged, and convicted. >> police relieved -- released his body cam video. the shooting happened outside the bart station. you can hear two gunshots. then, the officer running across the street, towards the gunshots. he saw two men fighting on the ground, he screamed at -- let me see your hands, five times. then he shot schilling kendall in the back. >> both of you, let me see your hands -->> let me see your hands. let me see your hands. >> my son was murdered. he was shot in the back. with his hands up. unarmed. >> authorities circled what they believed to be a man in his hands before the officer shot him. >> if their life is threatened, whether it is their life or a member of the community, this deadly force is justifie

name: shelley have a number of potential locations and we have kind of position ourselves that way. since i don't know what amazon is actually asking for i would say any of the 20 cities now on the short list just be mindful of if that ends up being your deal with one particular company, does that put you out of position-- at a position to attract other positions or set you up that everyone will want the same thing if they come forward with a big announcement. >> great question. what's been the most challenging aspect of your transition from public to more private life? >> well, first is i think just realizing the true recognition that it's really kind of over and so you know, some people know i bought a tahoe before i was elected. we donated it to the city and that's what i wrote around it and it had tremendous police protective detail for eight years. didn't have a car and pretty much only wrote in that car unless i went somewhere with lisa. the tradition is after leaving office you get basically another six months to transition, but everyone goes away and you keep one officer, so

i first heard about the topic while i was in graduate school and i was taking a course by doctor shelley the foremost experts on the issue and she was telling me about how modern-day slavery existed which was news to me. it was something. evocative and troubling to me that this was going on and i hadn't heard about it up until that point. i started looking into the issue myself and i started researching articles, conducting systematic views, conducting research in an ivory tower as you do while you are in graduate school but nothing could prepare me for the moment in which i encountered the first person who i suspected of being a victim. reason being is it was on the front doorstep of my home in montclair, virginia. i was cooking dinner and my husband was still at work we were getting ready to take my oldest daughter to track practice and i heard a knock on the door. was amid dinnertime interruption and as you can imagine poor children i was perturbed and didn't want to answer it but i went down and it was young lady selling and all-purpose cleaner. she said hello, ma'am and i am selling

i‘m shelley, i have four children.ne is 11, his name isjamie and i've got logan, who is seven. the best bit about being seven is... seeing your dad and going swimming with him like i did and... getting your own way, almost. logan's journey has been... horrendous, horrific. he's had a terrible time. really, really bad time, told constantly that he's weird and that he's different. what kind of worries? just lots of worries. people being accepting of him, how will he cope as he gets older? would he have friends? would he get a job? would he be able to conform in society, in the big, wide world? just the normal things that any parent wants for their kid. is he going to be able to do that? if anything happens to me, what will happen with logan? how would anyone else be able to cope with him and deal with him and be able to see the smaller signs and put him as their priority? because even though i am lucky enough to have a couple of people in my life that do see them smaller signs, that's not the love of a mother. he has bro

kerry is the mother of logan, shelley is mother of cruz, and joe is the dad of harry, who is now backaway with murder, because they have seen such behaviour in mainstream school and at home that they do not understand how these children can be controlled. not controlled, you know, but they don't understand how they can sit in such a structured setting. there is a lot of ignorance, because before this programme, who would know what happens in here? as a parent, before i met the head teacher, i didn't have a clue, i didn't know. the head teacher here, who has been so accommodating over so many weeks, and we are very grateful, given us 0pen and we are very grateful, given us open and transparent access, what you think of how she has been with her children. it is amazing. literally life changing. it is not just the children, it makes a difference to our lives, we can relax, it helps us. i have so much to say about this lady, when i rang up, iwas to say about this lady, when i rang up, i was in tears, very emotional, and she made the time, brought me into have a look around, and i sat in h

nicole clifton of ups and davis of facebook and audra jenkins north america, and shelley panicote of anthem. richard terry of delta and brent will ford of coca-cola. a good list of people. we appreciate your attention to this issue. i want to also thank secretary kirsten nielsen of homeland security and all of our prosecutors and law enforcement officers who are with us today. i will try to be brief, mention a few things and, so we can get to some of the leaders who will be talking with us later. my friend curtis hill, attorney general in indiana and erin neely cox and robert musi of civil rights decision. erin is united states attorney in texas. i want to thank them for their hard work putting traffickers behind bars. human trafficking is a violent crime. trafficking victims are often threatened, beaten, drugged, isolated, deceived and manipulated psychologically in order to make them dependent, control them, keep them captive. it is hard to comprehend this level of cruelty but human trafficking remains far too common. the fbi estimated at one point this was the third largest crimin

back here live shelley, how are you doing. >> great. >> how rule doing. >> i'm doing okay. >> yeah. >s a work out kind of a day, they don't have any jelly doughnuts down in the cafe but we will get pillates class started here are you with me. are you ready. >> yeah. >> pillates for everybody when we come right back. >> you are doing it all, bob. >> you know how sore he will be tomorrow. >> i know, my gosh. >> you will not be able to move. >> he will need epson salt. >> that is why we love him. >>> lets get back to salem county, new jersey because an american legion ambulance building went up in flames, earlier this morning. >> our jenny joyce is on the scene showing us, this is a total loss, jenny. >> reporter: it is, we know that this ambulance facility had about 47 employees and they have been showing up, embracing one another visibly upset, these two women behind me are some of those people. they are just, coming here, seeing this devastating scene out here, and we also have investigators on the scene, trying to begin to get inside, to figure out what even happened here overnight.

. >> when we saw what ted and shelley had together, we said, oh, no.relationship. >> ted and i understood what they were writing right away. >> if you'll admit that you are carrying a little torch for me, i'll admit that i'm carrying a little one for you. >> oh, i am carrying a little torch for you. >> well, i'm not carrying one for you. >> diane knew how to tease sam. sam knew how to tease diane, and i guess we know how to tease the audience. >> this incredible chemistry between the two of them ignited the show. that's what's drove the show for the first five years. >> what's the matter? >> i'm devastated. i need something expeditious and brutal to blast me into sweet oblivion. >> how about a boilermaker? >> make it a mimosa. >> we had the luck to be able to rotate cast and every time we put somebody in, they were explosions. >> there was something very special about that setting, those characters that i never got tired of writing that show. >> sophisticated surveys, telephonic samplings, test audiences. all of those things help to separate winners fr

and in shelley's district, they process these critters. now this is very dangerous work, mr. speaker. the folks that harvest these products strap on tanks and go into deep, dark cold waters off the coast of maine and doing a great job getting this product to market. now this product is incredibly perishable. so it is very important to get them from the bottom of the sea floor in coastal maine on to their boats, down to portland where they are processed and on to a truck to j.f.k. and get them to the far east and sell as many as humanly possible. as ms. ping agree said we already inspect this delicacy in maine. we do not need a second set of regulations that inspect them down in new york and god forbid it is on a holiday. what happens in this very perishable product and sits in a warehouse where it is exposed to things that would cause them to go bad. we need to do commonsense maine stuff here, which is to eliminate overregulation. we already inspect these products in maine and don't need to do it down on a tarmac in new york and i encourage, republicans and democrats to work

shelley has for many years been one of the premier viktor to partners in the region -- chile.eru is a significant part of it again i come to colombia is probably our single most significant strategic partner in the region. >> thank thank you very much. it's important we realize we do have solid partners in the region. it's not all on our shoulders. we can't do it without them. so i appreciate your service. thank you very much for being here today thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for serving and thank you for being here today. i'm not going to plow ground that is already been gone over as relates to opioids but i just want to echo the threat of black-market fentanyl to the safety and security of americans, probably tops just but anything else we're facing right now. i do think it's an all hands on deck moment for every part of our national security apparatus. i want to specifically ask about seabird, for people who might be watching this that are not yet used or maybe never want to get used to all the acronyms, obviously that's chemical, biological, radiolo

steve: shelley tweeted, joy, god forgives you.litary service. talked about how the military is the lowest of the low. remember that? here is a flash back. brian: just not true. we had general perkins on here, four-star general in charge of recruiting. he went through the stats. talked about college graduates. they are higher thanwhole country along high school graduates. it is not even true. for him to double down -- ainsley: double down on it! this is what he said. >> i don't think it is at all revelation to anybody that those who aren't stellar students usually find the military a better option. that is plain as tuesday night. that is not a criticism of anybody. anything i said had nothing to do with the moral character. brian: what is the criticism, saying uneducated with no other options. who how could you take that wrong? steve: i'm not anti-military. i'm pro-education. those are 55 speakers at the town council at last night in peco ref vary a. 55 speakers. 53 called on him to resign. as you can see right there. he says he is

[applause] >> i already told shelley this story.laughter] >> the man said, i'm from west virginia, i'm a lifelong democrat, he said, i'm a disabled veteran, he said, i just called on the democrat line to say that i agree with 100% of what president trump just said in that speech. [applause] host: vice president pence watching c-span and listening to all of you and your calls. after the state of the union. what is your message to washington on the economy? that is our question for all of you this morning. do you believe the president should take credit for it? if you missed the state of the union, you can go to c-span.org and watch it. "the new york times" this morning has this story. the headline that president trump's first state of the union address drew an audience of 45.2 million. a television audience was also smaller than the one of president barack obama's first state of the union address, which had 48 million viewers. fox news won the night with an audience of 11.5 million. the president this morning tweeting about the audie

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revoked a permit for energy transfer partners by you bridge crude oil pipeline yes federal judge shelley dick dealt a serious setback to energy transfer partners construction of the seven hundred fifty million dollars one hundred sixty two mile long pipeline running crude from lake charles to st james louisiana in the order judge dick wrote that she was prohibiting further work on the pipeline in order to prevent further irreparable harm until this matter can be tried on the merits in case you forgot keeping notes at home energy transfer partners were the ones who brought us that stunning display of corporate and community center g. that was the dakota access pipeline that i'm sure you can remember that you see every new cycle brings a little good brings a little bad. and it also brings a whole lot of watching the hawks. but what if. it looks like. the bottom. like you know that i got. this. we. are going to watch the dark side i robot for and on capital. and that's that's a good way to look at it well. you know the good news about of the news cycle we die i've been there with the police