snarl got to 95 and 95 degrees at the airport and today we are calling for 90 so you may notice that and perhaps it doesn't feel as the toasty for the second half. we have 82 forecaster valley for the east bay shore line and 81 redwood city, low to immediate 6 tos at the coast. we have and we have your holiday inn view and temperatures on the warm side and we are taking a huge drop by tomorrow and we have a slight bump with your inland and 70s on the bay, low 60s at the coast. >>> more on the oscar pistorius trial. i want to show you more video him entering a hospital to see if his anxiety disorder played a played a role in the fatal shooting of his girlfriend he will be allowed to return home each day but his trial? >> it comes nearly a year hate and the muslim brotherhood party is prohibit tid from taking -- prohibited from taking part in the election. >>> and hunter pens is asking fans help him get his prized possession back. >>> and they have never seen the newest addition to the airport there. . >>> welcome back, it is 4:52 and there are reports of people missing after a large m

when thousands were told to evacuate: snarled traffic as people tried to get away from the fast- moving flames. evacuations have been canceled around fires east of san diego in lakeside. and also to the north, at the camp pendleton marine base. every public school in the san diego area. will be closed tomorrow. that's more than 200-schools. serving more than 130-thousand students. here in the bay area, some schools in richmond took special precautions against the heat today. many of the schools in the district. don't have air conditioning. school officials say, they are turning off the lights and closing window blinds. to keep the temperature down. the school board president says, the district plans to renovate and update school buildings soon. on fire watch. in the east bay. with a park officer looking to stamp-out bad behavior that could erupt into flames. philippe djegal continues our team coverage. officer erin o'neill has spent 12 years with the east bay regional park district. and, temescal regional park is his beat. sot- officer erin o'neill "i enjoyed coming to the parks as a ki

. >>> happening now, two events snarling the evening commute. the first is this dent in -- accident in vallejo, the rig has been turned up but it is blocking the tennessee on-ramp to westbound i-80. no word on when the lanes will be cleared. there's traffic problems from a grass fire in vallejo, the fire is out but it caused traffic to back up. at last check all the connectors were shut down. >>> we're learning about a major drug raid that hit locations in the east bay. agents with guns and white protective suits on solano way in concord next to the concord airport. agents are calling what they found a jackpot. inside two office units they found barrels of drugs, drug making ingredients and drug making equipment. it's the result of an eight month investigation. nine people were arrested. it's a constant battle. we feel good about our efforts to reduce the amount of drugs that are available. >> the raid included this home in pleasant hills. the suspects arrested are expected to appear in court tomorrow. >>> classes are assumed in santa barbara. t

biggest energy user and the big energy producer have a deal and share an appetite for occasionally snarling at the united states. is their deal a big deal? it's the "inside story." hello. i am ray suarez. after the brack-up of the soviet uni union, the largest republic, russia was in freefall, influence in decline, life expectancy dropping, national self-evide -- self-esteem takin beating. china surged and became an engine of the world economy. china sucked in resources from every corner of the earth and sent out ships piled high with finished consumer goods. in big tower turns, the u.s. still had an open field to run in during the 1990s. nato expanded east into the old warsaw packet. parts of the empire joined the union. china became washington's banker buying a prod i knigious amount american debt but was not in a world power like the world meant it in the days of the cold war. now, it's the u.s. having trouble working its will in the world, china making new friends and buying new friends in africa and latin america and russia undergirding its economic by selling natural resources for top

eastbound lanes were shutdown for 5 hours, snarling the traffic and the gunman is still on the loose. >>> an elderly couple terrorized in their own home in the middle of the day. an armed man broke into their home in a quiet neighborhood and it is not the first time he has been there. the couple tells kpix5 mark kelly they did what they had to do to stay alive. >> to a robber this street might look like a good street to ransack. not when dorothy is home. >> i do what i have to do. i was afraid i was going to do. what i had to do is not let that gun go off. >> reporter: saturday afternoon at 3:00, she heard her head, who suffers from early stage alzheimer's talking to someone. she went down the hall. >> i saw the gun in the home. he was pushing me and bernie both in the bedroom. and he was saying, money, money, jewels, jewels. >> reporter: she was afraid to see this man, a stranger in her own home but she also says it was a face she recognized from the day before. >> instantly. i mean -- branded on my brain. i knew it was the same man. >> reporter: just a day earlier she found a man si

how could we cut through the snarl to help the needy? people who hated the old welfare system the most werehe people on welfare. this is a system that barely gave them enougho live on, but it felt to them like a trap. if they went to work and earned a dolr, the state would take away most of the dollar in benefits. there was no incentive to work. so, in the past, the welfare system failed those who couldn't get over the hurdle of moving into the workplace. this trapped millions of children and families in an intergenerational cycle of welfare dependency and poverty. what the 1996 law said was we are going to exchange this lifetime entitlement to cash for one that says we will provide temporary assistance which is oriented towards moving you into work because of the recognition that the only way to escape welfare dependency and poverty is through work. and so that was really revolutionary. schoumacher: health and human services secretary tommy thompson started the revolution in the late 1980s when he was governor of wisconsin. from now on,

so traffic was snarled for four hours this afternoon. drivers were rerouted through town then back on to the freeway. finally it opened up about 20 minutes ago. the chp is handling the traffic mess. richmond police are handling the homicide investigation. we have another crew at richmond police headquarters at this hour waiting to speak with our watch commander about the very latest on the investigation. we will have that story coming up at 6:00. reporting from richmond, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thanks very much. >>> also new at 5:00, a train has killed a man in richmond today. police say it happened near cutting boulevard about 1:45 this afternoon. according to officers, a man was walking near the railroad tracks when he was hit by an amtrak train. the crash investigation had streets shut down in that neighborhood. offices say a drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors in the accident. >>> developing news on president 15-year-old stowaway who hid in the wheel well of a maui bound flight out of san jose. he's

driver is being called a hero tonight because he pulled over and then put himself directly between a snarling dog and scared kids. >> it's not heroic. it's somebody caring about somebody. that's all. >> this surveillance video from the west contra costa transit authority bus shows the pitbull on the right charging back and forth. the bus driver, craig willis, said the dog was barking menacingly, first at one teenager boy, then a boy and girl in front of the pinole public library. willis got out of the bus, confronted the dog and saved the kids. >> eventually live i took off my belt. i knew i was going to get bit. >> it worked. the dog ran off. police arrived and willis went back to his bus route. contra costa county animal services is investigating and they tell ktvu that the dog owner has two pitbulls and that this is the second time in two months that the dog has charged at someone. animal services is looking into whether it needs a muzzle or possibly some other restrictions. >>> we are just learning a man has been charged with arson in one of the wildfires in san diego county. the man char

it was enough to snarl traffic and cut off power for part of the day. >> in ohio, teenager jake sawyerw a carp struggling to survive in the water. he waded into the ankle-deep water, scooped up the carp and carried it to a pond. >>> the roads around his house should be dry today. that's not the case in the east. from the great lakes south to florida, expect slow going along very wet roadways. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in charlotte, atlanta, detroit and miami. >>> breaking news overnight in the family saga surrounding casey kasem. >> police say the radio legend has been found in washington state, just hours after his family filed a missing persons report. the 82-year-old suffers from parkins parkinson's disease and can no longer speak. his daughter suspected they took him to washington state. sheriff's deputies confirmed to abc news he is there and is in good health. >>> and the former royal editor to "the news of the world," claimed he repeatedly hacked the voicemails of the young royals. the hackings happening in the months before he was arrested for illegal eav

the problem snarled air traffic at all three l.a. airports but also had an impact at san diego, las vegas, phoenix and other western airports. l.a.x. grounded all planes for a little more than an hour. >> they rebooked us at night and that flight was also canceled so i had to book with another airline. >> a few flights out of the bay area had to turn back yesterday because of those computer problems. >>> toronto mayor rob ford is taking a leave of absence to get help for substance abuse. ford has confessed to smoking crack before but now there are reports of a second video showing him taking a drag of what appears to be crack cocaine again in his sister's basement. ford is up for re-election in october. >>> well, a 3-year-old boy named noah is home with his family in san jose after doctors actually turned him radioactive. it sounds like science fiction, but this special treatment may be the only thing that saved his life. elizabeth cook has the story you'll only see on kpix 5. >>> reporter: at the end of this hallway in a room lined

. >>> a computer failure at an air traffic control center in southern california snarled traffic across the region. this is the scene of the tarmac at l.a.x. in los angeles. usually the country's third-busiest airport. all of those departures there, canceled. airports as far away as oklahoma canceled flights for about an hour. meanwhile, dozens of planes were diverted to other airports. >>> and now, to the ongoing mystery of the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370. the malaysian government is releasing a preliminary report today on its investigation. the boeing 777 vanished nearly 2 months ago with 239 people onboard. investigators believe it went down in the indian ocean. no debris has been found. >>> the white house is back on the defensive over the benghazi consulate attack that left four americans dead. a newly released e-mail by a top political aide shows talking points used by ambassador susan rice after the 2012 attack came from the obama administration, not the intelligence community. that was on a series of talk shows. rice initially said the attack was a reaction to

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and maybe even a snarl every once in a while. and a very -- the often used cursing. but the name of the book, blow torch, comes from the vietnam era and was a nickname given to him by then the he enters harvard and walks into the gate atlantis and brick wall -- gates there and pick walls and the thrives. in 1942 he graduates magna cum laude from harvard, and he will find him very quickly as private komer, united states army. but he will be a combat veteran of the war, get a direct commission as in the military intelligence area, and he will then proceed to spend time in 1945, 1946, writing a become for the army on military governance of mediterranean theater in that year. so he begins to understand the role of the military in nation building. he returns to graduate school, finishes his masser's going in business administration, and then after president trumanan signs the national security act, he joins the central intelligence agency and for the next 13 years will be an analyst in the intelligence agency, and he will become well grounded and in soviet as well as nons

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traffic was snarled for hours yesterday while all eastbound lanes of the freeway were shut down around -- until 5:30. >>> one of the most heated congressional races. newly redrawn district in the south bay is up for grabs. >> has democrats duking it out. the incumbent refused to debate his opponents up to this point. but it's chained. >> reporter: supporters made a loud case for their democratic candidate. these for the challenger. and these for the incumbent. but if voters were looking for fire they were out of luck. with the democratic candidates and lone republican who showed up more agreeable than argumentative. >> do you support limits on campaign contributions, mr. honda? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> absolutely, yes. >> reporter: what should immigration law contain? >> we need to increase the h1b cap regardless of what anyone says about borders and giving away american jobs. >> reporter: the visa allows silicon valley to bring in high-tech workers from other countries. >> we need to realize that immigration helps create jobs, it's a no-brainer. but i believe we've put together a bil

. >>> karl the snarl. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris mathews in washington. let me start tonight with this direct new attack on hillary clinton. this guy just went on tv yesterday and called her old and stale, that she looks like yesterday. who would do such a thing? let me give you a clue. he said it on fox. his name is karl rove. and he does this for a living. first he attacked the former first lady, senator from new york and recent secretary of state for having health issues, suffering from even now enduring, quote, brain injuries. as of yesterday he's keel hawing her for being too old, too stale, too yesterday. it's the old part that will cause trouble, maybe for secretary clinton but also for karl rove. not nice to treat someone like this, not a woman, someone who's served the country so long and so well. blasting someone for the date of their birth isn't exactly playing fair even in these nasty days. or is it? is he trying to win back his bona fides? could he be right in believing that the empress has no clothes will become a force in gop 2016 politics

. - [growls] [both snarl] - a fuchsbau. are you out of your mind?lutely. - i can't be your best man. it's just too dangerous. and what if one of them woged, saw that i'm a grimm? - you wear sunglasses. there you go. problem solved. - why don't you tell me how the royals got a federal agent to work for them. - you're a dead man, and you don't even know it. [grunts] you wouldn't mind if i took care of renard, would you? - i don't mind at all. - where is she? where's my daughter? - i had no choice. - i can't live without my baby. - there is one thing i'd like you to do first. - anything. - you remember how the grimm took your powers away? - yes. - it's time to return the favor. - by the power vested in me by the great state of oregon,

drive safely. [ creature snarls ] they're going to get in. there's no stopping them.unded the alarm. repeat -- this is car 1-0-hawk-5. we have a problem. require urgent assistance. thank you for your call. you have been placed on hold.

traffic in both direction was snarled for miles and is still a mess tonight. >> there is important change that will affect commuters who use the golden gate bridge. this saturday from 1 until 6:00 a.m. northbound highway 1 will be closed from lake street to the bridge so crew can shift traffic on to a temporary roadway. all part of the presidio parkway project over the next month highway 101 northbound will split before the toll plaza. you will need to be in that right lane before that split to take the last san francisco exit if you want to avoid getting on to the bridge. >> all right. there is a lieutenant more to bring enthusiastic monday on 7 news at 9:00 coming up. neighbors call them big ugly and noisy. new plan to dress up the cabinet that bring cable tv to thousands of people. >> south bay teenager who climbed into the wheel well of the plane is back in the bay area tonight and police want to talk with him. sandhya is here with the weather. >> yes. it's still windy across parts of the bay area. let you know when the winds rae lacks and when we might end this slate chance of shower

cbs news correspondent erika shaffer i've said on the nightly news, the snarling police dog set upon a human being is recorded into the problem of photoelectric file of every human being brain. so thank you. >> when i look back at the major changes in the law, they are almost always without a crisis. [inaudible] i think of 9/11 and so did all that was our greece, things move quite rapidly, and wondering, turn the question around, whether it's a crisis is, that captures the imagination, inherit democracy? do we need in order to make progress? >> i think there's a strong case for the. it's necessary but not sufficient. i think there has to be the groundwork laid. you could also point to a lot of crises when nothing happened. to go back to newtown, a specific example where you simply did not have organizations and the momentum that was a blatant in society to take advantage of it. by the time the crises of 63 happened, you didn't have, and maybe people weren't even aware of it in the months before but people look back and say okay, there was a strong organizational core in the southern

the storm snarled traffic on major highway.e weather is likely today. >>> and it also still looks like winter on the shores of lake superior with tons of ice in duluth, minnesota. and with temperatures hovering just above freezing, it has not been able to melt. that should change this weekend when the temperatures start to rise. those poor folks. >> let's take a look at the rest of your weather. as we mentioned, there could be more severe weather in the denver area extending to the eastward into the high plains. and there could be rain in southern california, kentucky and tennessee, and thunderstorms in much of the northeast. >>> temperatures will be moderate in the northwest. but in the cool side, 50s and 60s around the great lakes. and in new england, highs will be in the 80s and 90s. and in the south, as far as washington. >>> now we go north of the border to canada for an up-close visit with a little friend we don't usually see so close up. whoa! >> we don't usually see a baby moose in front of a truck. the guys found the y

. >>> carl the snarl. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris mathews in washington.irect new attack on hillary clinton. this guy just went on tv yesterday and called her old and stale, that she looks like yesterday. who would do such a thing? let me give you a clue. he said it on fox. his name is karl rove. and he does this for a living. first he att

. >> it sounds like based on the ig report, this is a particularly snarled sprawling bureaucracy. it's a lot for whoever to step into the role to contend with. sloan gibson got a lot of praise from president obama today. what do we know about him? >> he's only been in the job about three months. he was just put in there and came from the uso. that's about -- obviously has a military background. i can tell you that's a lot of times these va folks come -- come from if they are not directly from the military, then they go from the military to one of these va groups, maybe it's vfw or american legion, military support groups. a common way for managers to get picked and political appointments into the va system. do they go a different direction this time for the cabinet secretary? and maybe find someone who's first expertise is with management and maybe they don't have a direct connection to the military. >> it seems this is a step this town neepded to take and veterans community needed but the work is just beginning. >> with more on the fallout, i'm joined by nbc's newest senior polit

feisty, difficult, abrasive, and maybe even a snarl every once in a while. and a very much so they often use of earthy language. but the name of the book "blowtorch" comes from the vietnam era and it was a nickname that was given to him by then the u.s. ambassador. this was in 1966. the u.s. ambassador to south vietnam by the name of henry cabot lodge the second. now komer had been in early 1966 made a special assistant for the vietnam reconstruction and he was answering only to linda johnson. as a consequence he took on the mantle of the president. this was his responsibility to make pacification or counterinsurgency or vietnam at least from the white house standpoint. and he was trying to light a proverbial fire under henry cabot lodge. now henry cabot lodge was not a man that was easily moved. there's that old saying about in the boston area. he was the sign of a boston brahmin family but the cabot's only talked talk to the lodges in the lodges only. >> to god. but bob komer was irritating him and one day at a press conference in 1966 a. reporter asked th

. >>> karl the snarl. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris mathews in washington.t with this direct new attack on hillary clinton. this guy just went on tv yesterday and called her old and stale, that she looks like yesterday. who would do such a thing? let me give you a clue. he said it on fox. his name is karl rove. and he does this for a living. first he attacked the former first lady, senator from new york and recent secretary of state for having health issues, suffering from even now enduring, quote, brain injuries. as of yesterday he's keel hawing her for being too old, too stale, too yesterday.

i other services provider could become it and snarled its future. the notice explores years of investment by reclassifying access as a title 2 service. the commission examined applying monopoly era telephone rules to modern broadband services solely to impose unnecessary and effective net neutrality regulations. courts can recognize that they may legally reverse course as long as it explains the reasons for changing its position, i am concerned about real world impact that such a decision could have on the communications industry and the economy as a whole. the current framework has provided a climate of certainty and stability for broadband investment and internet information. i also worry about the credibility of an agency that consistently fails to meet statutory deadlines to eliminate all rules by supposing obsolete provisions. the notice just because location could be accompanied by substantial forbearance from the title 2 requirements. the need to forbear from a significant number of provisioned in title 2% for that title 2 is an inappropriate

. >> we don't want to get snarled up in the red tape and bureaucracy. the point is, if you are asked by the appropriate authority, you will respond. >> of course. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, senator. director, thank you for your testimony. welcome to your first oversight committee. upon your review of fbi operations after taking the helm, i would be interested in your findings regarding the partnership between the fbi and state and local law enforcement. i have focused some of the conversation efforts on the vital and valuable partnership between the fbi and federal law enforcement. both in prepared testimony and your work. these have highlighted the valuable areas. i want to know what you would think of the most critical resources and programs that advance that partnership. what you think we can do to better support that partnership. >> thank you, senator. i agree. the partnership we have with state and local law enforcement is vital to everything the fbi does. there is nothing we do alone. that is one of the ways in which law-enforcement has

underwriting snarleds is important to make sure home owners get a mortgage they can afford, and another way to protect taxpayers. taxpayers are standing behind mortgages, making sure that the home owners are able to pay for those mortgages. the first line in protecting taxpayers. >> i would only add -- obviously foreclosures as the call are highlighted are a devastating thing for those two go through them and one thing throughout the crisis that both congress and the administration have tried to do is figure out ways to help with modifications. many lending institutions have also tried to work on modifying mortgages to try to help with folks who are in trouble, but at some point you have to be able to pay the mortgage, and so as andrew pointed out, it's important to make sure people get into mortgages they can keep and afford. when they do get into trouble, you know, we try to have ways to help with modifications when possible. and the caller's comments speak to the affordability issues, and it's sort of a very important underlying part of this whole debate. keeping our mortgage finance

. >> we don't want to get snarled up in the red tape and bureaucracy.the point is, if you are asked by the appropriate authority, you will respond. >> of course. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, senator. director, thank you for your testimony. welcome to your first oversight committee. upon your review of fbi operations after taking the helm, i would be interested in your findings regarding the partnership between the fbi and state and local law enforcement. i have focused some of the conversation efforts on the vital and valuable partnership between the fbi and federal law enforcement. both in prepared testimony and your work. these have highlighted the valuable areas. i want to know what you would think of the most critical resources and programs that advance that partnership. what you think we can do to better support that partnership. >> thank you, senator. i agree. the partnership we have with state and local law enforcement is vital to everything the fbi does. there is nothing we do alone. that is one of the ways in which law-enforcement has

here in new york, thunderstorms led to flooding that snarled the memorial day getaway on the roads and led to flight delays. one motorist captured this lightning strike near newark, new jersey. take a look at this. another lightning strike at one world trade center in lower manhattan. >>> today, we are still going to see scattered showers and storms in the northeast but not as widespread as yesterday. we shouldn't here as much noise as we heard yesterday. back through texas, that's a different story. this area in red, that's where we could see some of our strongest storms. it is already pouring there right now. we could end up with 5 inches of rain. an area that is very much drought-stricken. we do need the rain there. we could see snow in some of the higher elevations, specially above 10,000 feet. scattered showers and storms through the middle of the country. it is going to be unsettled today. tomorrow, you can see that slight risk of storms. we are still going to be fairly stormy down that way with scattered showers and storms from north dakota to southern texas. the northeast does

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. >>> a computer failure at an air traffic control center snarled traffic yesterday afternoon., third busiest airport in the country. all departures canceled there. dozens of planes were diverted to other airports. >>> now to the ongoing mystery behind the disappearance of malaysian flight 370. the malaysian government is releasing a preliminary report on the investigation. the boeing 777 was going from kuala lumpur to beijing when it vanished nearly two months ago with 239 people on board. investigators believe it went down in the indian ocean nearly two months ago but no debris has been found. >>> a newly released e-mail from the white house puts the white house back on the defensive over the benghazi consulate attack. it appears to shed new light on the obama administration's role in crafting a response to the 2012 attack which left four americans dead, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. more now from abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: 18 months after the terrorist attack in benghazi, libya that killed four americans newly released e-mails say the white house blamed the

ballpark franks, what does that have to do with snarl jimmy dean sausage, what does that have to do with? what it has to do with is aisles of the supermarket where you cannot grow. the bidders are really stuck in a certain part of the supermarket. they have to crossover from the commodity side to higher value. they need hillshire, both of them. >> talk about globally protein is a big deal. and global growth in protein in your diet, regardless of whether it may not be organic or natural, but certainly some of those brands you mention, do deliver that. the brazilians control pilgrim's pride, they own 75% of that. >> right. >> tyson is the lead bidder. a key to remember when it comes to m&a strategy, they've got to figure out a way, hillshire, to get out of the deal with pinnacle. >> pinnacle. >> it's a relatively small break free. you don't pay a break fee until you have a deal signed up. that's -- >> pinnacle, pass our break fee if you want us to go away otherwise we're going to stay in our deal. >> this is a deal. someone has to buy pinnacle. pinnacle has kind of checked out. someone has

and how did a cold war spy plane snarl civilian flights? all going on, so let's get after it. >>> his is the face of terror, bragging that he was behind the kidnappers. >> i'm a young mother. i can't imagine any mother going through this. it's disheartening, shocking. >> putin is many things, but he's not reckless. civil war breeds civil war. >> there's a single piece of equipment that failed. what i saw was mass trauma and broken bones. >> he was attempting to strike the window, the patient put her hand against it. >> surprising that she survived the crash at all. >>> good morning. welcome back to "new day," it's tuesday, may 6th. up first, the united states is offering to help the nigerian government find more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by the al qaeda affiliate boko haram. the head of the terrorist kbrup is threat tong sell the groups in the name of allah triggering international outrage and intense pressure on the nigerian government to bring these children home and do it right now. if it's not too late already. our coverage of the

biggest energy user and the big energy producer have a deal and share an appetite for occasionally snarling at the united states. is their deal a big deal? it's the "inside story."

a senator: woulthe presiding ofe snarl withhold her request for a moment, please? under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 5:30 p.m. with senators permitted to speak therein for up to 10 minutes each. the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: . quorum call: mr. hatch: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be rescinded. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that i be given enough time to complete my speech. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: i thank the president. mr. president, it's no secret that our nation faces a number of critical problems. we have a national debt that currently stands at $17.4 trillion. we are in the midst of an entitlement crisis th