shirley had found out about jason's affair, and if shirley knew, then bill soon would know, too.orried he would be disinherited. he had to stop his mother before she disclosed his illicit romance. >> i want you to look at the jury and tell them the truth. you shot your mother to death. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: the jury listened for seven days to the plaintiff's case, and then came the defense. >> jason had a loving, close relationship with his mother. >> reporter: jason carter's lawyer, steve wandro, challenged the accusation that jason, in his 911 call, was trying to push back the time of shirley's death to morning hours when he had been accounted for on video at the grainery. >> looks like she's been laying here for two hours. >> this is all happening within a matter of minutes. jason was simply so distraught, and to say, you know, "you should've done this and you should've done that at this and that," i think is just ridiculous. >> reporter: as for jason's affair? wandro told the jury it was irrelevant, a salacious distraction, and of course jason lied about it to prese

mccay # shirley mccay # shirley mccay congratulations!hirley mccay congratulations! congratulations! she # shirley mccay congratulations! she is completely professional, she will put herself between the ball on the goal every single time, she prepares well. but is someone you wa nt prepares well. but is someone you want in yourteam prepares well. but is someone you want in your team and behind you whenever you are playing. now she reaches this impressive milestone, there is one burning ambition that remains, one that she can achieve this weekend. the olympics is any young girl's dream, and for me, to haveit young girl's dream, and for me, to have it so close and to have given us have it so close and to have given us such a good opportunity to achieve our dream, it seems such a shame not to give it one last go, you know? we have got a special couple of weeks coming up, and we are going to give it everything we can, because really, the world cup last year was the pinnacle so far. those 0lympic qualifiers against canada arejust those 0lympic

and shirley, they're those type of people. want to be around them. on my trips up to the mcarthur rea, whether it was for the fair or just passing through, i frequently liked to stop in and and john always had a smile, a laugh, a good very welcoming a nature about him. it's one of the fortunate parts to serve in elected capacity the years i level and now te here in the congress. his life spanned nearly a century. outlived most of his childhood friends but his personality, coupled with the kindness, involvement in his community ensured he had no shortage of friends.new during his time on this earth, he's been a witness to a lot of change. watched as california population grew from four illion to over 40 million today. fighting for agriculture, adding supply, be sticking up for rural values. are -- ne in mckart you mcarthur, he is a pillar of the ommunity that bears his last name. e continued to help grow it until his last days. as a friend, i will miss him. up ow he's sorely missed there. blessings to shirley, blessing to all the mcarthur family in gr

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. we're money cheese face as it's open to hiring more people with criminal backgrounds as c e o says it's a way to level the playing field. >>and broaden its full potential employees. jp morgan chase is also banned the box that asks prospective employees whether they have a criminal record companies already hiring some people with a conviction on their record for entry level jobs. but the company says it's not lowering its hiring standards. here's a chance for to get disney's new streaming service for free for rise in is announcing an offer for a free year of disney plus to everyone was an unlimited wireless plan. the deal will be for all new and existing 4 g lte and 5 g customers bryson says it has about a 100 million wireless customers about half of them. our on unlimited plans an eligible for th eedisneyplus offer the offer is set to begin november 12th. when the disney plus streaming service makes its debut. >>for your health. the cdc says there are 20 confirmed cases now of a rare

reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>facing very serious accusations from a former girlfriend mark and jason will set you up for bay area sports night by breaking down this disturbing situation that's coming up. >>well a new problem for the raiders yeah mark harmon are jason dumas joins from the senate bay area sports night to try to figure this out guys. yeah getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron and will be pening of the show with a very serious topic some off the field headlines surrounding raiders tackle trent brown left tackle is being sued the subject of a civil lawsuit for domestic violence repeated instances the system from incidents with a. ex-girlfriend it is are under investigation and this is being processed right now but jason what kind of ramifications are you anticipating from this case. >>you know you have to you got understand that there's a legal process and then there's the nfl process they're 2 separate. things and nfl they have their own due process and i spoke with the accuser'

>>but as washington correspondent trevor shirley tells us there's no solid timeline for when that might happen. >>tell your wallet to rest easy for now tariff hikes set to happen tomorrow have been shelved after president trump says trade talks with china are progressing we've come to a deal on intellectual property. >>financial services. a tremendous deal for the farmers but there's still a chance you could end up paying more in the middle of the christmas shopping season. >>a tariff of 15% on a billion worth of chinese goods is still possible in mid december. if a deal isn't reached before then this is like when you buy a building you've reached agreement to buy a building and now you've got negotiate the contract. >>on monday treasury secretary steven said he's optimistic the us and china will sign phase one in the next few weeks will do what we need to do to get this concluded. >>yet despite the white house's optimism about the deal ing signed by mid november. not all democratic lawmakers are on board house democrat andre carson said he's learned quote not to take these announcement

commentator: that is fired in, and it was shirley mccay with the final touch.hirley mccay, and now 300 caps for her country. ireland's most capped sportswoman. i think it is a bit surreal when you sit down and think about it, and i don't really like the spotlight, i suppose. it isn't my forte, but it is a great achievement, and it is something i'm very proud of. from her first call—up to the irish senior squad in 2007, she has been ever present sense, admired by those she has played with at international

but goes a long way reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>for more parents are pleading guilty in the college admissions bribery scandal. douglas hodge michelle johnson man while in elizabeth henriquez as scheduled to change their pleas in a federal court in boston. they all face charges, a fraud and money laundering. they initially pleaded not guilty 15 other parents have admitted guilt in plea deals another 15 are fighting charges and actress felicity huffman she was spotted on a green prison jumpsuit at dublin's federal prison over the past weekend. she is in her 5th day of her 2 week sentence. and the college admissions scandal. >>next at 5.30 the largest us troop withdrawal from syria is under way, however, troops are trying to leave they're being harassed so long officials say this withdrawal could take. and facebook says it has again found russian trolls trying to meddle in the 2020 presidential election. >>who they were targeting that's next 5.30. >>and it could happen again another preemptive power shut off we'll take you live to

the former child refugee, dame stephanie shirley. the story of the first latin american coup organised by the us government. presidentjacobo arbenz of guatemala had proposed land reforms that were seen as a threat to america's united fruit company. he was labelled a communist and the company wanted him removed. his son, also called jacobo, remembers when his father's government was overthrown in 195a. translation: i was only seven years old when my father was overthrown in the coup organised by the cia. i remember having to hide under the bed during the bombing. my parents did their best not to worry us. but we soon realised how serious things were around the dangers that we face. but we soon realised how serious things were and the dangers that we faced. guatemala was a very backward country, based on a colonial, almost feudal system. one of the first things that my father coloneljacobo arbenz did as president was to bring in reforms to modernise farming. america's united fruit company, which had enormous economic power in guatemala

dame stephanie shirley was only five yea rs old stephanie shirley was only five years old when she said to her mother. never knowing if she would see her again. 200 boys and girls waive a greeting to england, land of the free. they are between the ages of five and 17, the advance guard of the first 5000 jewish and non— aryan child refugees from germany to be provided with a temporary home here while arrangements are made for them to immigrate. everybody always sort of sad, aren't you lucky, aren't you lucky? and indeed, we were. —— sort of said. sometimes when i have been asked date of birth, i have said 1939. because to me, my life started them. —— then. the kindertransport was an amazing rescue mission set up by christian and jewish activists who brought nearly 10,000 mainly jewish children out of nazi europe. i was five years old and i was one of those children. my family was a sort of secularjewish family. we had moved over quite a bit of europe, starting from dortmund, where my father was a judge, and had been fired in 1933, and finished up in vienna, which was my mother's home cit

ronald reagan's white house political affairs director, frank donateli and the craig shirley on reagan's campaign for the white house. >> reagan cleans up in new hampshire, wins two to one. and it was such momentum it's a good thing we won by such a big margin because we already spent most of our money. >> explore our nation's past on american history tv. every weekend on cspan3. >>> next we hear from founder and president of project veritas. james o'keefe. talking about how he started his organization that specializes in hidden camera investigations. this is 30 minutes. [ applause ] ♪ >>> thank you very much. it's great to be here. and i never thought i'd be standing here ten years ago. and i'm going to tell you a story that's pretty unbelievable. as you can see, project veritas, be brave, do something is our motto. we believe in citizen empowerment. we believe in equipping citizen was hidden cameras blowing the whistle on government institutions. as you can see ten years ago i met a young woman on facebook. sent me a message out of no where. and she said have you ever thought about doi

have not been given a hearing in the senate by gop leadership, reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>mark zuckerberg is blasting senator elizabeth warren's plan to break up facebook saying a warren win in the presidential election would quote. for facebook this comment comes out of an employee meeting back in july and was recorded and leaked this week the meetings i came the same month that facebook paid a 5 a billion dollars penalty to the fedemal trade commission after concerns over user privacy. warren responded to his comments in a tweet today saying quote what would really sock is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like facebook ti competitive practices. a facebook spokesperson declined to comment on the story. >>the former yahoo software engineer has pleaded guilty to hacking into the accounts of about 6,000 yahoo users. the us attorney's office says raise daniel ruiz admitted that mostly targeted accounts belonging to younger women, including some of his personal friends in work colleagues c was looking for private and sexually photos and videos pros

frank donatelli said stan with historian craig shirley -- sits down with historian craig shirley. that is what is coming up on american history tv. videogame myon: fellow americans. i want to talk to you on the subject of the concern to all americans enter people in all parts of the world. the war in vietnam. one of the reasons for the division -- do division about vietnam is that many americans have us confidence in what their government has told him about our policy. the american people cannot and should not be asked to support a policy that involves the overall issues of war and peace unless they know the truth about that policy. tonight, i would like to answer some of the questions that i know are on the minds of many of you listening to me. how and why did america get involved in vietnam in the first place? how has this administration changed the policy of the previous administration? what is going on on the battlefront in vietnam? what choices do we have if we were to end the war. what are the prospects for peace? by describing the situation i found when i was inaugurated on

. >> daren fuel, tom, shannon dodge, two mark, ben chambers, shirley johnson. >> hi, good afternoon. my name is daren null. i'm here today to urge that this body not only approve better market street but implement it as soon as possible. taking cars off market clearly going to save lives. i've been out flyering to the public to notify people about this historic opportunity and ace talked to people about cars restrictions on market street. the only thing i heard was, it's about time. i hope you approve this plan and push firmly for each phase to take place. put in the auto restrictions by this year, break ground on phase one of the project by the end of the year and 10 years of delays has been enough. so thank you. next speaker, please. shannon dodge. two mark and chambers shirley johnson, paul valdez. >> good >> i live in the castro and i bike down market street. i just want to express a lot of gratitude for making this happen. i know a lot of hard work has gone into this and i hope that this can be replicated across the whole city. we can use this as a blue print and really take thi

and so shirley got dressed up in a radiant pink gown for the anniversary.for them. the couple have seven children in addition to grandchildren and great grandchildren. one daughter says while shirley now has dementia she has no problem recognizing one person, leonard, the man she called, quote, the love of her life. love to love you. isn't that wonderful? >> dana: that is very sweet. excellent job there. day began, take youdagen? take your time. >> dagen: i'm taking my time so i don't have anything offensive. lovely elderly couple. i love corgie. held during halftime seahawks week seven game againsts ravens. there you go the dog named dwayne "the rock" johnson was the real mvp pete seven other corgies. second annual cup. i have a favorite corgi on the internet willow. take a look. >> greg: great ears. that is a corgi. [laughter] >> willow howls when she eats. >> greg: that was a howl? >> dagen: she has that little howl at the end. i literally have spent 30 minutes during my day today watching that video over and over and over. >> juan: it calmed your anxiet

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he cam

>>reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>for your money this morning best buy follows amazon and walmart with next day delivery ensure po lay is making some changes. jane king is live at the nasdaq of those stories and more high j. >>hello good morning police as it strives your business is going so well it is expanding that it also says it will likely run out of its a limited time carney asada in november now the chain is expected to roll out its replacement in case study is next year as well, wal-mart stores are warning shoppers of a national shortage of dish soap that could last until december 1st this is insider first reported this they sought on social media and there are some signs posted at walmart alerting shoppers to shore ge so this insider contacted proctor and gamble and others which makes dornin gain and they confirmed a dish soap shortage. all the different companies say demand has outstripped supply recent. well best buy announced it will offer free next day delivery on thousands of items, including tablets h

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academic shirley yu thinks that trying to tell your story is really the natural behavior for any up ander. china feels like a hong kong issue is my issue. i own the issue therefore i own the voices on the issue and i should own the verdicts on the issues. everything that china is primarily interested in and concerned about is to defend its political positions. it's all about china. the anglo—saxon worlds primarily over the foreign debt. the past four decades has really framed the china story and the interpretation of china based on a western follow article in the political economic framework and i think today china does owe the world a china story told by itself in from a china's perspective i think it's not only chinese privilege is really a responsibility. we really don't know how widespread all this is across the vast expanse of wikipedia's multilingual entries. and it is impossible for us to verify whether the chinese government really is ultimately responsible for any of it. absolutely conceivable that you know like people from the diaspora you know patriotic chinese are editing th

. >> reporter: shirley was kidnapped and found murdered in santa cruz county. the sheriff announced a $25,000 reward for information leading directly to an arrest. that reward isn't being offered for long. >> help us arrest this suspect. >> reporter: sheriff jim hart isn't doing any interface community to help investigators track down audrey's killer. with this as an incident testify come forward. >> citizens are offering doll 25,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of suspects responsible for this terrible crime. >> reporter: the sheriff goes on to say that reward is only valid until november 30th, 2019. >> reporter: on october 1st, more than one suspect kidnapped. the body was found inside his girlfriend's suv several miles away. he died from a gunshot wound. >> we have no idea why. >> reporter: some told xiks 5 they were too afraid to go on camera and the killers investigators believe robbery wassa i motive behind the crime. >> reporter: that $25,000 reward is only valid until november 30th. the sheriff also released a statement saying, quote, "several p

shirley yu is a senior visiting fellow at the institute of global affairs at the london school of economicshat are your expectations for these talks? the good news is the world's two largest economies are continuously talking because can you imagine the consequences if they won't? this sort of dialogue mechanism keeps the world one step away from a terrible comprehensive decoupling through the us and china. in terms of specific outcome, there has not been a lot of expectations for a comprehensive deal to come out of this particular round of trade talks or perhaps many rounds of trade talks up to this but because china has tabled a partial trade your solution. president trump wa nts a trade your solution. president trump wants a compensable trade deal. he wa nts to wants a compensable trade deal. he wants to address the structural economic issues within china and the implementation mechanism so i don't think the two countries on the same page. they don't seem to be, with lots of tit—for—tat escalation going on ahead of these talks and just this week alone. what if we were to see this, move f

our telecoms reporter shirley dow joins us. shirley, what has been reaction to the rollout?use for consumers like you able to stream video or gaming faster isn't and a that attractive, lot of people on china's social media are saying prices are on the expensive side, between $18 and $85 u.s. a lot of chinese consumers say they are not going to be able to afford it. yesterday in beijing's most commercial network, very few people are going through chinese telco branches to sign up for the deals. and even online, we are not seeing that much of a response. we have seen the u.s. move to pressure some chinese tech companies, including the blacklisting of huawei and other tech companies. has that impacted the 5g rollout? shirley: actually, that has made china be even more aggressive in rolling out 5g. because due to this trade war with the u.s., china is thinking rolling out 5g as soon as possible would give chinese telecom companies and technology companies a better start, earlier than many countries, to buy them more time to develop future technologies related to 5g, for example,

shirley hostetler on the ninth circuit. he made her the first ever secretary of education.here were none again. carter changed that and no president ever went back. eagan did not want to be outdone by carter. he was determined to put the first woman on the u.s. supreme court. he made a nationwide search and came up with a spectacular choice in justice sandra day o'connor. david: when president clinton became president, you were somebody being considered and then president clinton talked to somebody pushing for your appointment, daniel patrick moynihan, and president clinton said, women don't want her. how could that have been the case when you were the leading lawyer in gender discrimination? why would women have not wanted you or some women not want you on the supreme court? jus. ginsberg: just some women. most women were overwhelmingly supportive of my nomination. but, i had written a comment on roe v. wade and it was not 100% pplauding that decision. what i said was the court has an easy target because the texas law was the most extreme in the nation. abortion could be h

hit the whole const taken again somebody else that's been writing in south china morning post dr shirley you she's a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics she's a fellow at harvard kennedy school and a former news anchor for the state broadcaster. roderick she says that china would rather see whole lose control of its financial gateway that ever seed political power that's quite a dangerous statement in lots of ways to come from an academic but one that you know perhaps should be considered and talked about even at this time. i think it is sensible to consider it i don't think we're at that kind of turning point at the moment but yes i think that is one of the sort of fundamental end if you like unchanging elements in this series of problems that we're facing at the moment and that is that beijing ultimately puts politics before economics and its interests in hong kong are huge for from the economic side but they would be prepared if necessary to compromise them in favor of of their politics but we're not at that position yet hong kong has been damaged the economy has

susan shirley lost her son levi in the war against isis in 2016.crificed his life while volunteers with the kurdish militia in syria and the second american volunteer to die there. she's with me now ap thank you so much for being with me. >> thank you for having me. >> so let's go back a few years. your son levi, i read he wanted to join the marines, he couldn't because of eyesight. tell me about the moment he came to you and said, mom, i'm going to syria to volunteer to fight alongside the kurds. >> yeah. i -- i was pretty well taken in shock by that, and then over the next week or so i realized i was very proud of him and i had a good friend who said, you need to tell him that. so before he left i was able to have that talk with him that i was just very, very proud of him. he could not stand by and let those atrocities happen and not, you know, able-bodied young guy, he needed to do something. >> so he went and did something with his mother's pride along with him, and then he was killed. he was 24. with the loss of your son in this fight against

>>kron four's washington correspondent trevor shirley reports. >>former ambassador to ukraine maria van of it showed up on capitol hill this morning to answer questions from lawmakers in a closed door hearing. but until the moment she arrived it was unclear whether she'd actually testify. president trump hinted this week he blocked the career diplomat from talking i just don't think. >>testifying aboutohead every conversation you have that. >>president trump ousted you van of edges ambassador to ukraine in may allegedly after hearing she'd been speaking out against him. according to reporting today by the new york times and the washington post you've been of its denied that during her testimony this morning telling lawmakers she was quote incredulous at being removed for quote unfounded and false claims lawmakers on the house panel's grilling obama vij today were notably quiet. although some did give insight into what she was saying she is. >>shell so far i think both sides of finding a very >>house democrats hope to learn more from ivana vij abo

frank donatelli said stan with historian craig shirley -- sits down with historian craig shirley.that is what is coming up on american history tv. videogame myon: fellow americans. i want to talk to you on the subject of the concern to all americans enter people in all parts t

shirley's university of virginia course, ragging on leadership. -- craig: frank, thanks for being with us. this is our course, you are german -- you are joining an august group such as john meacham. make: always wanted to grad school. craig: you finally did. i didn't get a chance to email out frank's bio. this is may the single most important, critical keeper of the reagan legacy

appear before congressional investigators in the coming weeks, reporting in washingtono i'm trevor shirley>>and we go in-depth on the impeachment inquiry is well as bringing you expert analysis on all things politics that's on inside bay area politics are katharine is the host it airs at 11 oh 5 saturday and sunday mornings on our app >>i'd is pg e works to restore power. we will show you what it takes to get the lights back on. and a c o from utah goes missing in the bay area where she was last seen as her husband is pleading for help. after the break we have the latest on the wildfire burning out of control in southern california. as announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on pro

the annual production averages some 50000 bottles the unique pure white wine from the shirley winery can even be enjoyed 20 years later. it will soon be taking over completely from her father. just says. i was born here and you could say this wine flows in my veins. were part of a whole i can't imagine ever doing anything else on in only modest 2 asides this place has lots of history my brother and i want to continue this history so the lifestyle here can be preserved with the help of biodynamic bit of culture as far as possible. others may dismiss there's only one arrays methods or even scoffed at them as new. hokus pokus but they can't argue with success not only their showpiece wine. but all their white wines get good reviews from consumers and consumers alike. family knows the truth is in the flavor. every year in arts and traditional cattle drives take place all over the alps when they kept a return from the pine pastures it's a huge shiva and people come from all over to take part in the celebration the cow wasn't even decorated for our series quick a cast of i decided to join

>>on the first full trailer for bombshell features and almost unrecognizable shirley's theron as megan kelly margot robbie is a young producer and nicole kidman as gretchen carlson who sued fox news founder roger ailes played by john let's go for sexual-harassment bombshell hits theaters, december 20th. the adams family exceeded expectations debuting with more than million and you know what that means and gm is given the green light to a sequel no details on the follow-up to the animated family film based on the classic characters that we do know it's due in theaters october 22th, 2021. >>officials of the 2020 tournament, rose's laurie hernandez as gina torres. >>this talented trio has a new year's day did pasadena. the grand marshals of the next rose parade represent 3 generations of latina stars. he got winner rita moreno veteran actress gina torres and olympic gymnast and dancing with the stars champ laurie hernandez, this year's theme. the power of hope in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>all right take a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge, there's a backup and it's grow

the whole coles taken again somebody else that's been writing in south china morning post talk to shirley zee you she's a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics she's a fellow at harvard kennedy school and a former news anchor for the state broadcaster. roderick she says that china would rather see whole coal lose control of its financial gateway that ever seed political power that's quite a dangerous statement in lots of ways to come from an academic but one that you know perhaps should be considered and talked about even at this time. i think it is sensible to consider it i don't think we're at that kind of turning point at the moment but yes i think that is one of the sort of fundamental end if you like unchanging elements in this series of problems that we're facing at the moment and that is that beijing ultimately puts politics before economics and its interests in hong kong are huge for from the economic side but they would be prepared if necessary to compromise them in favor of of their politics but we're not at that position yet hong kong has been damaged the eco

academic shirley yu thinks that trying to tell your story is really the natural behavior for any up andina feels like a hong kong issue is my issue. i own the issue therefore i own the voices on the issue and i should own the verdicts on the issues. everything that china is primarily interested in and concerned about is to defend its political positions. it's all about china. the anglo—saxon world primarily over the past four decades has really framed the china story and the interpretation of based on a western philosophical and political economic framework and i think today china does owe the world a china story told by itself in from a china's perspective, i think it's not only chinese privilege. it's really a responsibility. we really don't know how widespread all this is across the vast expanse of wikipedia's multilingual entries. and it is impossible for us to verify whether the chinese government really is ultimately responsible for any of it. absolutely conceivable that people from the diaspora you know patriotic chinese are editing these you know wikipedia entries but to say tha

the whole coles taken again somebody else that's been writing in south china morning post talk to shirley z e u she's a senior visiting fellow at the london school of economics she's a fellow at harvard kennedy school and a former news anchor for the state broadcaster. roderick she says that china would rather see whole coal lose control of its financial gateway that ever seed political power that's quite a dangerous statement in lots of ways to come. i'm an academic but one that you know perhaps should be considered and talked about even at this time. i think it is sensible to consider it i don't think we're at that kind of turning point at the moment but yes i think that is one of the sort of fundamental end if you like unchanging elements in this series of problems that we're facing at the moment and that is that beijing ultimately puts politics before economics and its interests in hong kong are huge for from the economic side but they would be prepared if necessary to compromise them in favor of of their politics but we're not at that position yet uncle has been damaged the economy h