take one. >> good evening and welcome to the smothers brothers show. >> if rowan and martin and the smotherss of tv comedy, it is the comedy itself rather than the comedians which is more often in the spotlight. these two programs have consciously tried to influence people with comedy and skit routines and by subject matter that is often on the cutting edge of what is new. >> our government is asking us as good citizens to refrain from traveling to foreign lands. >> okay. all you guys in vietnam, come on home! >> the times were changing so quickly in the '60s. and we didn't change them. >> we just reflected them. >> what are you doing? >> getting ready to go to college. >> cbs gave the smothers brothers that show because they were clean-cut folk satirists. they wore blazers. they could sing well. they were funny. >> mom liked you best! >> you lower your voice. >> mom liked you best. >> they told us what they thought we could do and what we should do and it was totally wrong. and tommy came in saying, i would like to do a show where we're relevant. ♪ if you can do a war that is relevant i'll

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smothered and look how close it was to a tie game.ad right there. >> wow. >> inches away from a tie. rangers win 2-1. the world cup, kicking off tomorrow with the host from brazil. meeting croatia, team usa will start, a lot of yapping about what he said. here is reality. we criticize coaches all the time for being boring and going out of their way to say nothing. when a guy says something, we tear him to shareds, is he righ, it would take a series of miracles to win the world cup. >> for us talking about winning a world cup, it's just not realistic. let's get the first one done and then the sky's the limit, you know? but before hand, half a year before, now today before the world cup starts to say that we should win the world cup is just not realistic. >> first ghana. then the world. >> how will the miami heat respond after being blitzed last night in game three, presumablily with more defense. the spurs shot the lights on out. 75.8% from the floor in the first half. kawai leonard and green, swooping to the hoop. the spurs opened up

the pillow didn't work, trying to smother him with it.as at the end of the bed holding his legs down. so then my brother-in-law pulled out a knife, and he got to stabbing him. >> where? >> all over his chest, and so there was like i guess at least 34 stab wounds. >> it didn't take long for his father to die. the next step was to dispose of the body. paul told us they wrapped it up, put it in the trunk of his parents' car, and headed for a remote wooded area. >> i'm making sure not to go past the speed limit or anything like that, and i look over, and it was like early sunday morning like at 3:00 a.m. in the morning, and there's a cop car on the next block. no matter how fast i go or how slow i go, it was like we would reach the next intersection at the same time. >> the police car eventually veered away, and he continued to the woods where he and his brother-in-law hid the body. a month later his mother cracked under the pressure of keeping the murder a secret. she called a lawyer and eventually told the whole story to the police. they we

but are they prepared to deal with lethal threats that aren't smothered in cheese, pork and ranch dressing? pork khachos! do ya feel lucky, punk? >> we're happy to seat you and feed you, you just have to leave your firearms outside. >> at least one patron became upset. >> there's children here and you're a dumb ass. (cheers and applause) >> jon: i think she's into you! the point is, these open carry demonstrations drew a lot of attention, include from the open carry star itself the n.r.a. >> the group condemned the activists saying using guns in public not only defies common sense, it shows a lack of consideration and manners. >> jon: once again, the n.r.a. blindly -- what? that sounded vaguely reasonable! (laughter) will open carry listen? >> on monday, open carry texas threatened to withdraw its support for the n.r.a. and, to underscore that point, it posted a photo of an n.r.a. membership card cut up. >> jon: open carry, i don't want to tell you how to do your business, but you're sitting on a buncher of assault rifings and you use scissors i? (cheers and applause) shouldn't that card h

but we're just getting smothered up to their eyeballs in debt and this has a huge effect on their ability to have a productive life that they want it takes a toll in the myriad of ways. recently making a tour of college campuses and a young woman came up to me and said i owe $50,000 what i want to do is have a family. but i am not convinced someone will marry me when i carry around that kind of debt. she tears up and we talked about options but that is representative. this takes the enormous toll to put people is shackles and this seems there are two kinds of pieces to the puzzle behalf to help the students ever under water. i appreciate what you have to say about that whether refinancing, i bolted to a variety of different approaches. the second to is a different issue to make sure that not only do we get students in the door but more value for their education. senator rubio is senator warner and i have introduced -- introduced the legislation and so for the first time in would be possible for students to get this information in one place and have been forbidden and students and families

these searches on things like poison, herbs, death, something about sedation of people, also about smothering. but the most graphic one was actually a search that durall did on the words "kill spouse." >> investigators now had probable cause to search the durall's home, and they went straight to the master bedroom. they found a spot on the carpet that looked like it had been cleaned. they swabbed it with phenolphthalein and it turned purple, an indication it was blood. under the bed were two squares of carpet that had been cut out and replaced. underneath were large pools of blood that had been cleaned with water and detergents. around the bed, almost invisible to the naked eye, investigators found the most incriminating evidence. >> it was just hundreds and hundreds of very, very small red dots on the headboard, on the wall, above the headboard, in the corners and on the bureau and on the doorjamb to the bathroom. >> the blood near the floor didn't happen during the beating. >> that's blood just coughing out of the lungs through the mouth. and that was done very low to the ground. so someone

smothers plea for help. she says the bullying against her son has gone too far. an arrest is made in connection to the shooting death of a six year- to the shooting death of a six year- old. tshi itoed®ny su video of an alleged police incident has parent's alarm. the mother of a 13 year- old boy says her school slow to react after the sun became the victim of bullying. >> school officials deny but sandia says there has been a steady pattern of bullying. teachers and administrative move too slowly in order to protect her son. >> the young victim's mother. that answer son the 13 year-old anthony in the plexor trying to fend off for young attackers. sandy was horrified but her son staggered home bleeding from his home. rosters on to the hospital emergency room showing records of the diagnosis and treatment. son suffered a concussion in the beating which the 13 year-old says briefly knocked him unconscious. i blacked out at that moment. >> i'm still in shock. we want to make sure this does not happen again. there's obviously a problem going on out the school. there i

she was actually smothered to death. >> the time of death is an inexact science but was estimated to be either shortly before or within a few hours after larry and the children left the house. the autopsy also revealed that judy's bladder was empty. >> when you consider a person who is dying of suffocation, when they die that way, their bladder evacuates involuntarily. >> investigators found no significant urine sample near judy's body in the park. this was another indication she was killed elsewhere. interestingly, judy's children told police their father had complained about some soiled bed sheets shortly after judy disappeared. >> i can remember him, came around and threw in a bed sheet into the trash. i was why are you burning that? he's like, the dog urinated on it. >> on hearing this news, police immediately confiscated what had remained of the bedding from the master bedroom. >> there was some bloodstaining on one of the pillowcases, and there was some unexplained stains on other blankets on the bed. >> but the forensic tests at the time were unable to identify whose blood and

finally released eric mantell though kept his promise to be in kabul when the young man arrived and smothered couldn't even recognize him because he had physically changed so much because he was just a boy and he apparently had a certain shape to the back of his head from either a fall what have you and she. was in total disbelief until she felt the shape of his head and then at that point she knew when the collapsed on the fore. in the case of involvement of health professionals when does it rise to the level of national scandal. how many more revelations about physician involvement about research about approval of and target asians for people who are clearly injured to be injured again. how much more. the american public does not hear much about dr involvement in detainee abuse since the abu ghraib scandal both administrations have gone to great lengths to present detainee treatment as humane. we're going to try that. right now we're going to treat them mainly. react to their answer. the press is giving tours of modern medical facilities in guantanamo and army psychologist who report on the

. >> reporter: carpenter smothered the blast to protect his best friend lance corporal nicky frazzio who is still recovering from his wounds. carpenter woke up at walter reed six weeks later, both ear drums blown out, vision gone in his right eye and shrapnel removed from his brain, two and a half years of treatment and nearly 40 surgeries. you've lived your life ignoring these injuries, it seems to me. >> i don't really feel like i have any other option. >> reporter: carpenter is thoughtful and understated and the way he's living is life anything but, running the marine corps marathon, sky diving and all along inspiring others with his story of sacrifice and resilience. last summer, carpenter retired from the military, never expecting that he'd later hear from his former commander in chief. >> this is barack obama. how are you doing? >> fine, sir, how are you? >> i've approved the medal of honor for you for your courageous actions in afghanistan in support of operation enduring freedom. >> reporter: today carpenter accepted that honor. >> if any american seeks a model of the strengt

i think we all understand that our students are getting smothered by debt. this is really harming their ability to be productive and my focus there will be to of olidate the array, confusing provisions into essentially a handful and to create new incentives for everyone to save. right now if you have a modest income and you want to set a little bit of money aside, you bump up against these asset rules. we'll start with the education incentives and quickly move to looking at individual competitiveness. >> i want to get to inversions in a second. one of the things that's paramount to this audience because they have to plan -- what are the prospects for getting those don't it's late. are the extenders going to be extended? >> yes, but the real priority has got to be to do it quickly. so many of our businesses pay quarterly so they're having to pay higher estimates now. i met with small businesses in oregon recently and one of the good parts of the extender bill, a robert schumer bipartisan amendment gears it more to the small person, the person in a garage with

finally released eric montell though kept his promise to be in kabul when the young man arrived and smothered couldn't even recognize him as here is a career change so much as it was just a boy and he apparently had a certain shape to the back of his head trauma for whatever and she. was in total disbelief until she felt the shape of his head and then at that point she collapsed on the floor. in the case of involvement of health professionals when does it rise to the level of national scandal. how many more revelations about physician involvement about research about approval of interrogations for people who are clearly injured to be injured again. how much more. the american public does not hear much about dr involvement in detainee abuse since the abu ghraib scandal both administrations have gone to great lengths to present detainee treatment as humane we are not in. that room. and i.

jean-claude juncker's candidacy may be smothered today. david cameronand and dutch prime minister are in sweden to discuss who will take job.u's top hans nichols joins us from berlin. juncker's won the most seats in last month's european elections. can he waited it out and hope it will come to him? for the politicians are getting their heads together and it will be tougher? >> he cannot wait it out. time is not on his side. moreonger he waits, the opportunity for a replacement, additional compromise candidate. christine lagarde said it would not be her. when you hear from the british and they are leaving this anti-juncker charge, not so subtly, they really want to have a female and that top job. for them to sing the younger tendency. you look at the opposition. sweden and holland are opposed. opposed.o the question in all of this is how firm and strong is angela merkel's support or issue willing to trade it away and give david cameron a political so cameron can go back to voters is that i am influencing things and it is better for us to st

the european commission candidacy may be smothered in sweden today. angela merkel and damon cameron and the dutch prime minister are in sweden to discuss who will take the eu's top job. hans nichols joins us from berlin. party won, i guess you could call it, last month's european elections. what are we going to get over the next few hours? we have a press conference scheduled. merkel is broadly on board. others aren't. the swedes are backing out a little bit. read the tea leaves for us. >> here is what you want to look for, look for help publicly angela merkel embraces the man who comes from her own party. if that is a firm embrace, his candidacy might have a fighting chance. in a lot ofks countries are lining up against him. the british are talking about gender parity, about there being a female for the top job. over the weekend we heard from christine lagarde. she took herself out of it. let's listen to what she has to say. >> i have a job. i am not a candidate to any other position. i think it is a rather important job. we are not done with the cri

the path is smothered the american dream at home and projecting weakness abroad. that is not your view of america. not here at home. not abroad. it is not my view of america. that is what gives me hope. i know without the shadow of a doubt, if you look across the u.s., and people are scared to death today. two police officers approached me need the day before yesterday. they came up me, recognized to i was. they said mrs. bachman, i don't know what is happening in the white house. you and your colleagues have got to do something in the congress. you can no longer be silent. you have to stand up for us. for america. start doing the right thing. you can't let this president prevail. if there is one thing we know about americans, is this. americans love america. they expect the people they work and sweat to put in office will stand up for them and against the insanity coming out of the white house. will you do that? i will do that. i believe with the trust in our hands and the living god, the creator god, the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end, the all se

it can smother the eggs. >> the problems were so bad, the regional water quality control board notifiedaltrans it violated the clean water act with ten days of pollution over the allowed level. officials would not talk on camera but documents show they ordered caltrans to make improveme improvements. caltrans submitted photos saying contractors immediately began work following the rain event to correct conditions and would do more as weather allowed. then, another big rain storm hit. water officials inspected the site and again found problems. they sent this list with more required corrections, with detailed photographs, documenting the issues. this creek supposed to be protected from sediment. you can see muddy water flowing down hill along with captions by staff saying things like inadequate erosion. no effective erosion control. slope failure. >> the drainage so overwhelmed caltrans tried to pump up the water with trucks and haul it away. water board says the trucks inefficient and unsustainable strategy. we showed the photos to salmon protection network. >> water quality is degraded

. >> carpenter smothered the blast to save his best friend who's still recovering from his wounds.wo and a half years of treatment, nearly 40 surgeries. >> you've lived your life ign e ignoreing these injuries it seems. the way he's living his life is anything but. running the marine corps marathon, sky diving. last summer he retired from the military never expecting he'd later hear from the former commander in chief. >> how are you? >> i'm going to award you the medal of honor for your actions in afghanistan. >> if any american is a model of strength and resilience that depicts us, i want to consider kyle. >> peter alexander, nbc news, the white house. >>> nbc 10 news today continues in just a moment with another half hour of news. police release new information as they search for a rapist. nbc 10 matt delucia is following that story. we'll be along with a live report in just minutes. >>> summer is finally here. temperatures in the 80s for the day today. going to feel really like summer later on. live look outside now at art museum. got clouds out there. they're starting to thin o

the rangers penalty kill absolutely smothered montreal last series, how has that carried over? >> it's been good in this game. you see reaction of the players on the bench. it's a big lift for them. the rotation is terrific. no way l.a. is getting the puck through. watch as they get it out to the point. attack the puck. narrow the distance between the puck carrier and yourself. you produce some sort of blocked shooting lane. the kings have to get it through. you can see they have a net front presence. they are afraid to unload, because they think it's going to be blocked and go the other wave. they have to find ways to make quicker puck movement around the top. quicker releases. get it to the front of the net. hope they can cash in. excellent job by the rangers penalty killers. >> we get set for overtime, in that third period, how did l.a. impose its will on new york. >> they did a terrific job in their own zone, not allowing the new york rangers any cycle plays, in the first period all new york down low. rotational plays, getting it to the net. not one jam play in that third p

it can smother the eggs. >> the problems were so bad, the regional water quality control board notified caltrans it violated the clean water act with ten days of pollution over the allowed level. officials would not talk on camera but documents show they ordered caltrans to make improveme improvements. caltrans submitted photos saying contractors immediately began work following the rain event to correct conditions and would do more as weather allowed. then, another big rain storm hit. water officials inspected the site and again found problems. they sent this list with more required corrections, with detailed photographs, documenting the issues. this creek supposed to be protected from sediment. you can see muddy water flowing down hill along with captions by staff saying things like inadequate erosion. no effective erosion control. slope failure. >> the drainage so overwhelmed caltrans tried to pump up the water with trucks and haul it away. water board says the trucks inefficient and unsustainable strategy. we showed the photos to salmon protection network. >> water quality is degrad

the path is smothered the american dream at home and projecting weakness across -- abroad. that is not your view of america. not here at home. not abroad. it is not my view of america. hope.s what gives me i know without the shadow of a doubt, if you look across the u.s., and people are scared to death today. two police officers approached me need a before yesterday. day before yesterday. they came up me, recognized to i was. they said mrs. bachman, i don't know what is happening in the white house. you and your colleagues have got to do something in the congress. you can no longer be silent. you have to stand up for us. for america. start doing the right thing. you can't let this president prevail. if there is one thing we know about americans, is this. americans love america. people they work and sweat to people at -- put in office will stand up for them and against the insanity coming out of the white house. what you do that -- will you do that? i will do that. i believe with the trust in our hands and the living god, the creator god, the alpha and the beginning and the

be girls and they're unwanted, they often wet a cloth and put it on the infant's face until she smothers. one of my most unforgettable feeling. the environment in which she lived the entire life. she's part of the culture that's communicated to her from the time she was born. this is where your value comes from, burying your husband and son. and apparently she took that role extremely seriously. this is without question the greatest women's rights issue of our day, and certainly one of the greatest human rights issues of our day. and something that i think that very few people really grasp the scope of this problem. >> the documentary, it's a girl, is currently being screened around the world. >>> it was 50 years ago today, that the civil rights act legalizing discrimination in this country, today, the leaders in the house posthumously awarded martin luther king and his wife, correta scott king, the congressional gold medal. it will be kept in -- >> joie chen tells us what's happening on "america tonight." >> a look at a crowd favorite. and will they really be long? everyone wants to see

here's what i had for breakfast, y'all. [ laughter ] smothered and covered and -- but this is true.the nsa is now relying on pictures to keep tabs on high level international threats and the key source has been facebook photos. and they have released a few examples. i was shocked with how many international criminals didn't untag themselves. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? i'm speechless. >> jimmy: take a look at this. >> steve: let's see. >> jimmy: out celebrating the end of a work week with julie, steph. my main man kim. >> steve: that's nuts. why wouldn't you untag him? >> jimmy: drinks guiness appatently. >> steve: he loves guiness. >> jimmy: let's see that next photo. manny mondays with my besty, abu yahia al-libi. manny monday. >> steve: yeah, manny monday. >> jimmy: and here's the last one here. my idea of a perfect sunday afternoon -- wine, pizza and nas nasir al-wuhayshi. [ cheers and applause ] we're making it real easy for the nsa. [ cheers and applause ] too easy. >> steve: untag. >> jimmy: oh, the bachelorette was on last night. [ cheers and applause ] great thing for am

i think we understand that our students are just getting smothered with these costs and these bills. they're up to their eyeballs in debt and this is having a huge effect on their ability to have the productive life that they would want. and it takes a toll in a myriad array of ways. recently i was making a tour of college campuses in oregon and talked about a piece of lemts lation i'll describe in a minute. and a young woman came up to me and said, you know, i owe $50,000, $60,000. what i want to do more than anything else is i want to have a family. and i'm not convinced somebody will marry me when i'm carrying around those kinds of debts. and, you know, she teared up and we talked about various kinds of options. but i think that's pretty representative of what's going on out there. this is taking an enormous toll. in effect, putting students and young people in shackles. and it seems to me there are two kind of pieces to the puzzle. the first is we've got to help the students that are under water. and i appreciated what you and other students have had to say about that, ms. jones.

. >> carpenter smothered the blast to protect his best friend who is still recovering from his woundscarpenter woke up at walter reed six years later, shrapnel removed from his brain. 2 1/2 years of treatment, nearly 40 surgeries. >> you've lived your life ignoring these injuries, it seems to me. >> i don't really feel like i have any other option. >> carpenter's thoughtful and understated. the way he's now living his life is anything but. running the marine corps marathon, sky diving and inspiring others with a story of sacrifice and resilience. last summer carpenter retired from the military, never expecting he'd later hear from his former commander in chief. >> this is barack obama, how are you? >> good, sir -- for our courageous actions in afghanistan in support of "operation enduring freedom." today carpenter accepted that honor. >> if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience that define us as a people, including this newest 9/11 generation, i want you to consider kyle. >> an american hero for all generations. kyle carpenter really was the most humble of heroes i

i think we all understand that our students are getting smothered by debt. i mean, this is really harming their ability to be productive, and my focus there will be to consolidate these -- this array, this welter of confusing provisions into essentially a handful and also to create new incentives for everyone to save. right now if you're with a modest income and you want to set a little bit of money aside, you bump up against these asset limits that mean it's hard for you to get hunger assistance. so we'll start with the education incentives and then very quickly we will move to looking at international competitiveness which involves the corporate rate inversions. >> we'll get to inversions in a second, but one of the issues that i think is paramount for a lot of people in this audience because they have to plan is the extenders. you mentioned that topic. somebody asked me about them at the reception last night. what are the prospects for getting those done? it's late. some of them are going to expire. are the extenders going to be extended? >> yes, but the

because my mom was also a smotherer.very time i coughed in the middle of the night, there she was -- triaminic in one hand and a spoon in the other. [ laughter ] like, i'm clearing my throat, mom. oh, you're going out on a date? it's 7:30. we'll see you at 9:30. [ laughter ] and then, she would stand on the porch and flip the lights on and off, so that i couldn't get into makeout mode. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, so when they would drive you home, she would just do like a strobe effect. >> she'd be out there. hi! [ whispering ] come in. come in. [ laughter ] or stand right next to the car. >> seth: and she eavesdropped on you, is this correct? >> she did. she did. >> seth: this is a great story. >> we kind of do this on "the goldbergs." >> seth: so, you borrowed this and put it on the -- >> and put it on "the goldbergs." >> seth: but this is based on your real life? >> but this happened. my mom was spying on me through the heater. through the grate in the heater and she fell asleep. [ laughter ] so, i walked in to go to th

juncker'se candidacy may be smothered. they head to sweden to discuss who will take the top job.arty is pushing it too far. basically he can't get away from the fact there is a problem with the leadership. they are not convinced he is the right man for the job. merkel is still broadly on board, but what happens in this meeting? alternatives.s his party did win. it wasn't a clear victory. they did change the rules. they tried to have it set up so whichever party one would be all but guaranteed the presidency. there is still a lot of horse trading. clearly they are looking from old guard. from the they are looking for someone who isn't a male. there is a great deal of speculation about christina two guard leaving the imf and coming to head the eu commission. here was her response. >> i have a job. i think it's a rather important job at the moment. we are not done yet. we need to continue helping countries out of the crisis. strong is i believe a institution. i intend to participate. >> you mentioned she is broadly supportive of yunker. my only caveat is if this is what her support

had a lot more siege encounters where one army, rather than making an assault, sets up and tries to smotherthe other army. let me throw one out for you then. we have talked about the soldiers at the beginning of the war, the initial motivations. they think it is going to be a short, glorious war. those initial soldiers signed 90-day tapers. a three-month work. then we will all go home. it becomes clear in that first summer that it is not going to be a short war. signing men up for 90 days will not be sufficient. 1861, whatummer of are the enlistments that soldiers for the union army are signing onto? >> three years. >> three years. 1861, seems like this will be more than adequate. do some math. -- end ofe years 1864. is the civil war over in 1864? it was not. the union army has a huge problem going into the winter of 1863, 1864, that some 300,000 of the soldiers had served out their enlistments. and they're going to be free to go in just a few months. troopsy is that a lot of , but who are the guys who are going to be -- who will have served out their enlistments? the ones who have been the

. >> reporter: carpenter smothered the blast to protect his best friend who still recovering from hisnter woke up in water reed six weeks later either drums blown out and vision gone in his right eye and shlap nell remove from his brain. >> i don't feel like i have any other option. >> reporter: carpenter is thoughtful and understated but the way he is living his life is anything but. run ago marine corps marathon and sky diving and inspiring others with the story of sacrifice and resilience. last summer he retired from the military and never expecting to hear from his former commander in chief. >> this is barack obama. how are you doing? >> fine, sir. how about? >> i'm giving you the medal of honor for your courageous actions in afghanistan in support of the operation. >> reporter: carpenter accepted that honor. >> if any american seeks a model of the strength and resilience that define us as a people, including this newest 9/11 generation, i want you to consider kyle. >> reporter: an american hero for all generations. >> what a story. marine corpsal carpenter will be our guest on "m

i think we all understand that our students are getting smothered by debt. this is really harming their ability to be productive. and my focus there will be to consolidate these, this array, this welter of confusioning provisions into essentially a handful and, also, to create new incentives for everyone to say, right now, if you're with a modest income and you want to set a little bit of money aside, you bump up against these asset limits. so let's start with the education incentives. >> one of the issue that is's paramou paramount, you mentioned that topic. what are the prospects for getting those done? it's late. some of them are going to expire. are the extenders going to be extended? >> yes, but the real priority is to do it quickly. the reality is so many of our businesses pay quarterly so they're having to pay higher estimates now. i met with small businesses in oregon recently. and one of the good parts of the extender bill, a bipartisan amendment, gears it more towards the small person, the person with a mirage, an innovation. but they said if we do

we used to joke that if we could just capture and i'll cut a guy and smother him, that is how convoluted our strategy was heard we were trying to do everything to solve the worlds problems. in my opinion the centralization, we needed to do one thing, which was fight with our intelligence capabilities right now because edward snowden failed to prove his gross negligence and has also coughed up to all of our adversaries to include this in a lot of these al qaeda groups have picked up on how dominant we were. with this fracturing and infighting, so many scenarios. so if we figure out which way it's going to go, we better have the intelligence capabilities to know what is going on overseas. the other thing is be very nimble and be prepared for the repercussions. so i will give you one key decisive point. what say we are doing drones and this is the most important person in al qaeda. so what is the chain of events will unfold from that? we would expect there to be infighting and twisting one way and then we can also look externally and see this in a lot of different directions because there a