. >> that familiar face is a smiley. it indicated good prices. emojis, therise of smiley was retired in 2006. this is an effort by walmart to boost its sales. genie: thank you for that look at the business news. it is time for our press review. catherine viette is here to look. let's take a look now in germany. armany is preparing for symbolic vote on a controversial resolution on the armenian genocide. catherine: we are going to start with the turkish paper. not surprisingly, the paper is reporting that the german parliament has been slammed for supporting the resolution because the daily sabah is a pro-government paper and reporting the government party line. turkey has strongly rejected the use of the term genocide of an estimated million and a half armenians and other christian minorities from the ottoman empire. the paper goes on to report that the german head of integration says that while she will support the bill, she thinks it is the wrong path. genie: armenia is urging germany not to cave in to pressure. catherine: armenia's president t

our guest tonight tavis smiley is joining us everybody.irst breaking news or broke news. >> trouble for the trump campaign. a staggering lack of cash. >> despite bringing in nearly 5 million. he ended the month with nearly a million dollars in the bank. >> yes it turns out a guy's whose businesses have bankrupt four times is less than amazement in managing money. the more amazing the expenses. he wrote checks for $423,000 to trump's private country club. 350,000 for the private jet. $72,000 on trump tower. $35,000 on trump's florida golf courses and another $29,000 on another trump florida golf club. perfect sense, people that's all this is. it's a money laundering scam. a money laundering scam in a presidential campaign which appears to be a human shapes piece of hickory smoked bacon. that's all. my favorite expenditure was this. >> $201,000 on hats? [laughing] [cheers and applause] >> trevor: $200,000 on hats. yes even free landers are like what, that's so much money. it's weird. trump supporters don't need to wear hats. where are they p

abrams and tavis smiley. it's based on smiley's new book due in stores today.e is yet to be introduced. >>> "star trek" beyond event has been cancelled after the sudden death of anton yelchin. the sci-fi film is scheduled to be released july 22nd. >> ♪ what the world needs now is love sweet love ♪ ." broadway's best coming together in honor of the orlando shooting victims. the rendition of "what the world needs now" is available for purchase on itunes and the broadway records website. 100% of the proceeds will go t the lgbt center of central florida to cover relief efforts. check out tonight's episode to see them perform. >>> finally, jimmy fallon weighs in on donald trump's campaign shakion. >> donald trump fired his campaign manager corey all lewandowski today. trump said alllewandowski was compulsive and short tempered and will make a great running mate. is that it? >> that would be the twist of all twists. >> i have a feeling, probably 99% it's not going to happen. >> that is the big question. >> we are not talking that much about it. >> the conventions are

remember walmart's yellow smiley face? the company is bringing it back after a 10-year absence to advertise low, low prices known as roll-backs. so get ready to see the smiley face on tv, on line and in stores. >>> it is 4:57. san francisco's acting police chief faces tough questions at his first-ever police commissioner meeting. >> reporter: and a suspect is holed up in a house in fremont as we speak and that house is on fire. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. breaking news this morning fremont, where a long police standoff has led to a house fire. let >>> good morning, it's thursday, june2. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. a long standoff with police has led to a house fire in fremont. kiet do has the latest developments. >> reporter: good morning. this is still a very active scene and if you look through the branches very closely there, you can see that the house where the suspect is inside is still on fire. firefighters are being shielded by police right now and they are doing their best that they can to spray

a few hours later, he left the members only soho house with a very smiley milely.o hard to miss, that bliiding bling she continues to wear on that finger. and that super sweet man just to keep hhr man company. aww. meantime on the west coast, sofia vergara and joe manganiello celebrated two years since their first date. sofia gave off bridal vibes with her white maxi dress. her son had us feeling all the feels with this sweet instagram post. the caption reads, on this day these two went on their date two years ago. and now they spend all ddy watching netflix and "naked and afraid." >> you're in good company, you're not the onlyyone who digs through "naked and afraid". >> another one of my guilty pleasures, big brother, season 18 kicks off one week from today on cbs. bryce sander met the new contestant. and a few think it's a dating show because of all those past hookups. >> among those lining up is a preschool teacher. >> i'm looking for a showmance. that would be great. jordan and jess, the kia and whoever, mr. sexy, you know. that would be gre >> for victor, love

joining me, tavis smiley, the host of "tavis smiley show" and author of "before you judge me."vis, great to see you. do you believe donald trump can win the black vote given the deficit he faces towards hillary clinton? >> said many months ago donald trump was and to my mind still is an irascible unrepentant racial and religious arsonist. he continues to have things come out of his mouth that are hard to square with that first century palestine jew named jesus that i serve. pastor burns and tony perkins aren't the only ones who serve that first century palestine jew, i serve him too, but it's hard to square what companies out comes out of his mouth with the jesus i serve. >> they don't sound like they're on the fence, even though the pastor has anecdotal evidence to the contrary. >> people are not stuck on stupid. when they know truth, when they hear truth, they respond to it. when someone changes positions like he changes socks, it's hard to know, number one who the real donald trump is to begin with, but ultimately, it's not about your personality, it's about your politics. w

tavis smiley is host of "the tavis smiley show" on pbs and author of "before you judge me."san page is the washington bureau chief for "usa today." and mark leibovich is from "the new york times" magazine and has the cover story on donald trump. peggy, first on quet of brexit, we've seen both candidates grab this moment, donald trump on the golf links there saying this was right, this was a good thing. hillary clinton saying in a crazy world you don't want to have a crazy president like donald trump. how do you assess how e this moment? >> well, hillary's still is in a sense one of the faces of the administration. the administration, the white house lost on this one. they had tried to convince great britain, don't leave europe. great britain lost europe. so that doesn't help mrs. clinton. and she reacted in a sort of reasonable bureaucratic well-wishing way. trump's side, if you will, won. he got to claim if he wanted to that he is on the side of this populous wave which is sweeping across the western democracies. i can't imagine he did himself that much good by saying essen

our guest tonight tavis smiley is joining us everybody.g news or broke news. >> trouble for the trump campaign. a staggering lack of cash. >> despite bringing in nearly 5 million. he ended the month with nearly a million dollars in the bank. >> yes it turns out a guy's whose businesses have bankrupt four times is less than amazement in managing money. the more amazing the expenses. he wrote checks for $4

the duo are teaming up on a series, based on smiley's book, "before you judge me", yet to be announcednt pictures, after the sudden death of anton yelchin, scheduled for release july 22nd. ♪ what the world needs now ♪ is love sweet love >>> calling for peace and love, in honor of the orlando shooting victims. their rendition, "what the world needs now" is available on itunes. 100% of the profits will go to lgbt center of central florida to cover relief efforts. >>> finally, jimmy fallon weighs in on donald trump's campaign shake-up. >>> the big political story today is that donald trump fired his campaign manager, corey lewandowski. that's right. trump said lewandowski was controversial, and short tempered. he'll make a great running mate. >> oh, that's very funny, but you know what, we use that phrase, "you're fired" but it would have been interesting to hear him say -- >> have a boardroom session, sit across from each other. >>> i'm dara brown and this is "early today." there's nothing like the feeling of snuggly softness. but the more love it gets... the more odor it gets. introduci

he would walk down the street you would be in a better mood because he was happy and smiley. >> he told neighbor he had family in the area but he preferred to live outside. outreach workers have been trying to coax him into services. >>> up next. homelessness in a way you may not suspect. people who live in rv in the heart of silicon valley. >>> tourist robbed at gun point and it captured on camera. . >>> we're partnering with other outlets to report to state of homelessness in the community. the hope is to find solutions. >> one thing we discovered it does not mean sleeping in a doorway or shelter. the demand for housing is high as the rent and some are redefining home. >> in the shadow of silicon valley, a would be road to affordable housing. this block is lined with old time rv. these are not play things for the well to do. this is affordable housing. a neighborhood within a neighborhood. >> all over the country, between the housing crisis, mortgage and low income that we have, many people that were middle class can't afford rent. >> jess has been at the helm of his path finder motor

. >> these smiley faces relationship -- represent hope and future. >> the city and the east bay college fund is banking on them. giving scholarships to graduates. these are the latest recipients and largest class to date. 2 1/2 million dollars combined for their college career. >> i'm the first to graduate from high school, my parents are excited. >> by the reaction of the child they are excited too. she's off to oregon state university in the fall. >> that's what the organization is all about, helping those in need who'll return the favor. jesse jackson was on hand to tell the students he has hope in the future. >> they made it against the odds. >> i want every child to know that this community believes in them. >> she helped raise part of the money for. >> of the the students. >> when i turned 50 my wish was to raise a million dollars to send 50 kids who'll be the first in their family off to college. today i get the meet them. each will get a personal mentor to help new their entire experience. >> the school i'm attending costs a lot. >> thank you jesus. that's all i can say. our pra

smiley face. i mean, that is one of many. >> stephen: congratulations. congratulations.ou, we'll be right back with more aaron paul. stick around. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) oh say, can you see freeze! this is a bust. hands behind your back, mr. choreographer. in massachusetts, it's illegal to dance to the national anthem. strawberry flavor, oh say can you tea. make time for snapple. hi! how's it going? today we're going to be comparing the roll-formed high-strength steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome! alright, let 'em drop. [loud crashing] wooo! [laughter] let's see how the aluminum bed of this truck held up. ohh. wow! that's a good size puncture. that's all the way through for sure. full on crack here. you hear aluminum now you're gonna go uuhh! let's check out the silverado steel bed. wow! yeah...couple dents! y clearly held out better than the ford. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it st

. >> no smiley faces please sgle next question true or false you should always reply to all any timeeive a group message. >> really bad. i'm going to say false. >> me too. >> i'm going say false. >> you all did well. answer is false. >> good. >> you use reply all button only when necessary otherwise we've all been in a situation. >> stop it. >> a week later someone came back from vision and realized they have not responded you. >> guys are doing well. the lead, technically. >> i was not counting. >> that's not true i said it was true and false. >> we're going to play nicely. >> true and false when introducing yourself use your 1st and last name. >> i'm going to say true. >> true. >> true as well. >> you guys are so smart. yes, no matter what the situation, name of the game is to be memorable and as articulate as you can. say your 1st and last name because maybe later on your business contact won't remember which tony or shawn you were. there are exceptions to the rules. >> i know. >> if you're james bond you say i'm bond, james bond. >> but he still said first and last name. >> thank

that was more like a smiley and he was like, is that too he grabbed like two chunks or three chunks of of marijuana he said, can i bet this? alert the gambler of his illegal actions to put an end to the situation before it gets out of hand. >> he was so wasted that he didn't know what was right from wrong. i was trying to be real calm about it, quietly tell him to put it away, not to make a scene. and maybe he could just leave without getting in trouble, you know. >> but when none of his efforts to get through to the player seemed to be working, the dealer calls for backup. >> when i arrived at the table, i was kind of shocked like everybody else. that meant that there's no what made it shocking to me is that i'm part of the law and he just committed a crime right in front of me. i mean, it's one thing to be in a place with it in your pocket and feel nervous. but it's another thing to sit under a surveillance camera and pull it out. so obviously, it's either two things -- either something major or he ain't playing with a full deck. >> as the dealer tries to keep the black jack going, s

. >> with my friends, if they're putting 16 smiley faces and you don't, you just look really sour, right well exactly. and it makes it look like you're being very blunt with your reply. you've got to move with the times. i always try to, but a decade too late. but i'm not putting them in in the middle of my sentences yet. >> no, no. wilfred, thank you very much. >>> daily fantasy companies fan duel and draft kings in early talks. over stakes of whether or not the daily fantasy games constitute legal gambling. >>> and the shares in baidu slipping after the company cut its revenue forecast saying many of its health care customers delayed or cut advertising adding that sponsor links on its platform had also hurt its forecast. that is it for today's show, "worldwide exchange" with wilfred is up. have a lovely afternoon. >>> good morning. global market alert. the german bund deal goes negative for the first time ever. >> the countdown to the brexit vote. momentum swinging toward the leave camp. and the latest polls, betting odds are narrowing and global investors are taking notice. a roundup

with their daughter quickly gaining weight they are staying strong and smiley just like their baby. >ding to an annual labor department survey in the wall street journal the average american sleeps more and works less than they did a decade ago. what? survey shows that americans slept an average of eight hours and 50 minutes a day last year. that is a 15 minute increase compared to a decade ago. americans overall spent less time working or commuting and people with full-time jobs spent five more minutes at work per day. >>> more to fund -- more to come on kron note -- kron4 news. a story involving a local dentist. also justin bieber is making news again. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> too many of us it can be very frustrating when using your phone or tablet, you try to download a song, book or video

so-called liberals, unfortunately, are more than ready to trade the rights to campus free speech for a smiley faced world, where at the expense of trying to keep everyone happy, unpopular ideas are forced underground instead of being considered and debated. even the son of seventh circuit judge richard a. posner -- speak offering the university of chicago law professor eric posner -- has become a proponent of campus free speech restrictions. according to professor posner, today's college students are too immature. free speech can still occur offcampus if i can't occur on campus. and in a bit of the posner family's trademark law and economics analysis, students can take into account an institution's free speech availability in deciding where to go to college if that is important to that student. now, as the father of a 20-year-old son myself, i think that professor posner overstates the immaturity problem. he also, i believe, does not have a firm grasp on how competitive today's college admissions process is. in my experience, evaluating a school's free speech rating and free speech policies t

. >> and ricky will be paired with smiley cough man and jordan spieth. a lot of great pairings.ide pitchman with me here. last night the nats played the dodgers great opportunity for strasburg versus kershaw two pitchers with double digit wins the first time in over 100 years we saw that kind of match up. >> but unfortunately as we know with stephen strasburg, kristin, injuries have been an issue. he just signed that big time contract and came up lame, lifting before the game felt a twin in his upper back and he was shelled for that start so big anticipation for a baseball game sadly went out the window. the nationals are saying he is day-to-day and should be ready for his next start on sunday but this is something to keep an eye on moving forward for strasburg and his health. >>> nats and dodgers back at it again tonight. highlight tonight at 6 we hear from the defending champion at quicken loans. >> the rain won't stop the show. they look great. >> you want to ask where is the water fall. great sound effects. >> good job ys suspect alluded authorities after a technician places

go to people like tavis smiley.er his president and a few years before under every economic measure, blacks have lost ground. janet yellen, the fed chair the other day talked about underemployment of blacks, underemployment of economy in general and the sluggishness. this has been the worst economic recovery since the second world r war by virtually every major index including and especially job growth and gdp growth. >> larry, it's more than that. disproportionately -- >> taxing and spending and regulating and putting burdens on job creators then turning around and they're shocked that job creators are not investing in their own companies. >> that's why it's 5% unemployment, larry. wow. >> how'd that happen? >> what a miracle. what a miracle. >> sean, sean -- >> let me ask you a question. >> what about donald trump's economic policy? >> let me ask you a question. so, let me understand this. so if you're unemployed for six months or longer, you're no longer counted in unemployment numbers. so you're going to make th

. >> we are talking about travis smiley. he's speaking of the jewish community center tonight but before that, he joins us here. >> his latest book "before you judge me" takes a look at the six weeks leading up to the death of michael jackson. you are going to go see michael jackson in 2009. it never happens and that's immediately when you said i need to put something down and write about this tech >> not immediately but i liked most of his work. some of us is not the sum of us. michael is imperfect. many self-inflicted wins, but yet he is still one of the greatest artistic geniuses we've known. this is it. i get my ticket, my hotel ticket, i'm ready to go to london. a few weeks later, his dad. you said you were coming back one more time and then you draw your last breath. what was that last hit of the journey like? we reconstructed his life, put readers inside his space. you get a chance to see what the journey was like as he fought to balances drug dependency with the desire to get back on stage pick >> i remember when the

a very smiley miley was hard to miss in the multicolored mara hoffman pants. to miss, that blinding bling that she continues to wear on, yes, that finger. and that super sweet hand-holding, pretty cute, right? >> yes. love it. >> i was told miley came to new york just to keep her man company. we were with liam earlier in the day. his new interview coming up. >>> let's get to other majors couples news. that and more in this weekend's know and tell. mila and ashton announced they're having another baby. >> absolutely i want to have more kids one day. i always want in order than one. >> soon it will be two. that was mila on the set of "bad moms" in february. now she her rep confirms with "e.t." she is pregnant. >> having a kid made me realize how incredibly selfless i want to be. >>> meanwhile, there is new drama in the johnny depp amber heard divorce. >> the lapd confirmed "e.t." that heard's attorney made the call, claiming a representative for depp was violating a temporary restraining order by removing clothing and furniture from the property. however, the la

that was more like a smiley smirk, like is he for real? >> we're all looking at him like, what is this guy doing? everybody could tell that he was drunk and high or whatever he was. so he put it back. and he was like, is that too much? can i bet this? he grabbed like two chunks or three chunks of bud of marijuana and puts it on the table. he said, can i bet this? he was thinking i said that's too much marijuana, he couldn't beat that much, like that was a table max or something. >> the dealer tries again to alert the gambler of his illegal actions to put an end to the situation before it gets out of hand. >> he was so wasted that he didn't know what was right from wrong. i was trying to be real calm about it, quietly tell him to put it away, not to make a scene. and maybe he could just leave without getting in trouble, you know. >> but when none of his efforts to get through to the player seemed to be working, the dealer calls for backup. >> that gentleman in the black suit is the pit boss. when he shows up to a table, that usually means t

among them, author, cbs host and sunday morning contributor tavis smiley. >> the defining moment of myi was just 12 years old. i was falsely accused of something by the minister at my church and my father who was both deacon and church trustee in a momentary lapse of judgment beat me so severely that he put me in the hospital. that incident essentially ruined my relationship with my dad during those all important adolescent years, we were basically estranged well into my adulthood. the great freedom fighter frederic douglas once said it's easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. i was a broken man, struggling emotionally for years with how to repair the relationship with my father, whom i'd long since forgiven, but with whom i still didn't have a loving relationship. enter, muhammad ali. as a child my fondest memories of the good times with my dad all revolved around watching those historic ali fights on tv. my dad loved ali. not just for his mastery of the sweet science in the ring but for his courage to be a truth teller. i've never seen a man so willing to speak th

here to react is tv talk show host, tavis smiley. he has a new book out. england voted to get out of the european union, they wanted to take their country back. borders are important. they didn't like what's going on with social security over there. with unemployment. of course with immigration. >> to be sure there's anger and frustration but that doesn't mean that you appeal to the worst elements in people to respond to that frustration. >> that do you mean? >> i think that the rise of racial campaigns around the world including this country is troubling. there clearly was fear mongering. david cameron made a sharp turn to the right last year that put his future in jeopardy. obviously his resignation and puts the future of the country in jeopardy. we live in a global world and if you think that you can isolate yourself on an island you'll find yourself very lonely and bankrupt bankrupt. >> and meanwhile, they have seen the refugees and we have seen it triggered by infiltration of isis. what does it have to do with race if you're talking about securing you

back to tavis smiley's op-ed this morning and usa today. when i think of mohammed ali, i think first not of his dominance inside the ring but rather of his perfunctory gem deep love for all of humanity. courage is in deep slide -- supply these days. mark is in melbourne, florida. the legacy of of mohammed ali. caller: i'd like to speak more about his muslim religion if i could. ofy talk about his religion peace, you tell that to those people in the world trade center .n september 11 i don't think there's anything piece of -- peaceful about the muslim religion. 202 is the area code if you want to talk about mohammed ali. we will be coming -- be covering his memorial services afternoon. from the washington post this is , this isical back page a short summary. inn ali was called to serve 1967, he refused. he said it was against his religion and he was a member of the nation of islam. boxing official strip him of his title and did not allow him to fight the most four years. his decision to follow his religion cost him millions of dollars and se

we have travis smiley who wrote a book about michael jackson. fascinating.? >>> and an educational road trip. all that and more coming up on ktvu mornings on 2, the 9. >>> another attack at a major airport. the latest from turkey and reaction from local travelers. >>> he is taking on world leaders while working to inspire the next leaders. travis miley in the bay area joins us onset. >>> a little education during summer vacation. live with people behind a summer matters road trip that brings education right here. >>> if you are in the east bay, you are feeling a little cooler after near triple digit temperatures. things are cooling down.

have him around, see his big smiley face. >> reporter: it's that eternal optimism that helped carry him >> the positive approach works, i'm convinced. i beat death. >> it taught him and sarah to pressure the little things. >> he was almost taken away. i try to be grateful for every moment. >> being able to read a story to your girls at night, sit on the couch. all these things you take for granted that were almost taken away. it's these little things that make a quality life. >> a long way ahead, his doctors say two months maybe three before he walks without assistance. that doesn't slow him down. he plans to resume his duties as tennis coach to his daughters this afternoon. >> i had goosebumps when he walked in with both legs. >> we all did. we were holding back the tears because it was so emotional. >> he provided us with a diary of survival. >> thank you, charlie. it's been an honor and privilege for us to be able to track his progress. >> when he walked in, dude, it was so good. the shot of him cradling his daughter, really nice. so nice. >>> hot water for low flying helicopter pilo

smiley face then posted this photo of his now famous nan.s each and every google search and that by being polite she thought her search might get answered a little bit quicker. >> it never hurts to be polite. >> agreed. that is the lesson. >> a person at google does that? >> i totally thought there was. so sweet story there. >>> then finally, a pitch perfect new study on this beautiful summer concert morning, researchers at oxford university resealing that the simple act of dancing together, i don't know what that was, there you go, can help children break down barriers moving to music actually makes kids feel warmer and more connected to one another in group settings, even if they might otherwise be divided by socioeconomic or cultural factors, something that all adults should remember in these turbulent times, looks like happy feet might just translate into happy hearts. >> that makes total sense. ♪ i can't turn. >> by the way, the queen has just weighed in, remember how we -- the pepperoni thing. she has sent in this video here. she just

so-called liberals, unfortunately, are more than ready to trade the rights to campus free speech for a smiley-face world where, at the expense of trying to keep everyone happy, unpopular ideas are forced underground instead of being considered and debated. even the son of seventh circuit judge richard a. posner. i'm speaking of law professor eric posener, has become a proponent of campus free speech restrictions. according to him today's college students are too immature. free speech can still occur off campus if it can't occur on campus. and, in a bit of the posner family's trademark law and economics analysis, students can take into account an institution's free speech availability in deciding where to go to college, if that is important to that student. as the father of a 20-year-old son myself, i think that professor posner overstates the immaturity problem. he also, i believe, does not have a firm grasp on how competitive today's college admissions process is. in my experience, evaluating a school's free speech rating and free speech policies tends to be very low on the list of things that pe

okay, i agree that you are very smiley and very cute and you're a very good quarterback. when you hear that 10,000 people have signed a petition, 10,000 people have signed a petition, they want you back in the nfl, how do you feel about that? >> it hummed recall you. i'm happy to have support and people that want to see me play and support me, definitely means a lot. >> what's the number one thing you miss about philadelphia other than this girl? >> welshing i tell you what, i love the passionate fans there. it was awesome. you know, i think sometimes people will go get a bad rap from some people. but i love the passion. you know, i love the excitement. they care about their team. they care about how they are doingment and watching play, you know i'm passionate. and i think passion is a special quality in today's society. >> so, if nfl coach picks up the phone, are you going to answer it and potentially play in the fall? >> jen that's a really good question. i'm definitely going to answer the phone. >> you want to play in the ffl? >> talk to them for a little bit, see how

there are a lot of things we need to do smiley.your background because in addition to an mba, also philosophy in chicago, tell us your philosophy about using pension funds -- hedge funds, and hedge funds that are trying to make a mark but cannot seem to get the attention because the big ones attract all the assets. vicki: good question. hedge funds have the target allocation in our portfolio of about 20%, so it was topically the way we thought about hedge funds is not to be equities. it was to provide diverse of dictation against equities -- diversification against equities, so i have said it before that the fees are too high but they are higher in other things as well. the industry has gotten very big. our job is to rationalize that ,ortfolio, but in hedge funds they provide something different for the overall the precipitation of the portfolio. overall diverse vacation of the portfolio. there might be a $500 million hedge fund, somewhere in cincinnati it is doing well, but we cannot access that. we have embarked on a very importa

i'm talking right there neon letters with a big smiley face. maybe we could sell cell phone covers at the same time. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> easy pass is not the same. we have a much easier vetting pass as opposed to precheck. when you come to delaware, we collect tolls on i-95, but there's a fairly easy visible place off the road if you want an ez pass, you go. same thing to our beaches, ez just pull off and get yourself an ez pass. i think that's a good idea. i'm going to ask a series of questions, ask for very brief responses if you will, admiral. i apologize for general roth, and jennifer for not asking more questions. but my colleagues have asked several that i banted to. thank you very much for the good work that you and your teams are doing to make tsa better. make them better. admiral, i am instruct by the apparent success of st stsa's ability to reduce wait times ahead of the memorial weekend. security checkpoint wait times were mostly average i think 99% of passengers waiting fewer than 30 minutes to pass through scr