marc solomon, can you respond to this latest showdown? >> yeah, it is pretty unconscionable, i think, that the decision was very clear, it was a powerful decision by the supreme court, and the clerks in texas will need to provide marriage licenses to same-sex couples who come in to seek to marry. every county is going to need to provide those licenses. amy: what about other states? what are they saying? >> i think things are going to go very smoothly. we had bobby jindal yesterday said louisiana is going to perform marriages. the supreme court is the final arbiter of this question. some politicians who have not caught up with where the public is will make a fuss, but i'm confident in the next couple of days everything will have been taking care of and gay couples same-sex couples will be up to marry. amy: this is attorney general of texas and the county clerks can refuse to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples based on religious objection to gay marriage. in a formal attention dish opinion, he stated -- "friday, the united states s

this first one little solomon 11 months old, solomon is the son of ryan and irene. ryan barber works at chiro in seattle, one of our favorite stations and we could have had their wedding reception, we covered their baby announcement. we talked about the first little solomon, and now he's eating solid food and sleeping. it's so flipping aforable your face will fall off. he takes a first mouthful looks so yummy, and then this. get me more of this! this is good. i love this. big thanks to ryan for sending the video in. they are like a part of our family now. >> do not give small children brown colored sugar. >> this next video also adorable these are twins, these two could not care less about chicken nuggets. all they want is the ketchup. magnolia and georgia. >> she's feeding her sister. oh my god these are going to be the most sincere kind of sisters on the planet. >> yum, yum, yum, oh good job. >> adrenalin junkie twin brothers their bold attempt to break a high flying world record on the next "right this minute." >>> and still to come a diy project that calls for f

after about a year, solomon and his dad go back to illinois to pick up solomon's mother and youngest brother to bring them out to the homestead while solomon decides he needs a break and he stays in illinois for a few weeks and then just in the nick of time, he makes it back to nebraska and throws together a small house with his siblings and dad. it basically just qualified for homesteading. he stays on his homestead for just a few more weeks and then gives it up. he thinks homesteading is not really for him. lots of homesteaders didn't make it for a number of reasons. he decided to go to medical school in indianapolis. he meets his wife and decides to bring his wife act to custer county. there's a great quote where he says he has experienced just enough of the wild west that he was unfit for living in the east anymore. he packed up his wife and baby ring them out to custer county where they live in a tiny house on his father's property for a little while until solomon can make enough money working on the farm to buy a plot of land himself. he has an understanding of how hard and tou

. >> susan solomon i want to take some of my time so is how valuable to get to know the special ed cca i'm really glad that katie and lee will be there and couple of things to follow up i'm glad that staffing is related to i e p it is important for the paraprofessionals i think we've built capacity to do professional in house services that means less money spent on outside consultant similar as we build skill sets in our staff in i think we need a non-public setting that's where a lot of the funding goes if we can keep the students here to it would be great for the district and families i've heard rumors that good set is coming and it spiels the first year teachers coming in this year can hold out this year and part of next they'll have the basic support i hope someone can clarify that rumor. >> rumor verified. >> that concludes public comment questions or comments colleagues commissioner norton. >> yeah. i want to first of all thank the members for coming and staying through the long discussions and public comment and dr. block could and others for her hard work i did and you and i dr

. >> an important figure in the history of nebraska was solomon butcher. >> solomon butcher was a photographer in western nebraska. he took photos from about 1887 until the early 1890's of homesteaders. he was able to tell the story. >> i will show you one of my favorite images of the collection. it is actually a photograph of sisters. it was for sisters who each took a homesteader claim. this shows women homesteaders. it was the first time that women could own land on their own. it did not want to their husbands or to their fathers. single women could own their own land. that was a big deal with the homesteader asked. each of the sisters took a homestead, near their father's ranch. the each built a small house on the homestead, which was part of the homestead act. they would take turns staying in each other's house and working in each other's farm. the sisters really pull together -- pulled together and made an nebraska. >> watch all of our events from lincoln today. >> each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival films that tell the story of the 20th century. ♪ >> this i

. >> and important historical figure in nebraska's history was solomon deep but sure. -- was solomon butcher. >> he took photos from about 8087 -- about 1887 until the early 90's and was able to tell the story of an important development in american history. i'm going to show you one of my favorite images from the collection. it is four sisters who took a claim in cost or county. this shows women homesteaders. it was the first time women could own land on their own. single woman could own their own. each sister, each of the sisters took their own homestead near their farmers ranch. they each built the small house on the homestead which is part of the homestead act. they would take terms working each other's farm. the sisters pulled together and made it in nebraska. >> sunday afternoon on american history tv at three. >> each week american history's tv -- american history tv's real america brings you archival films that tell the story of the 20th century. >> this is england before june 6, 1944. from these shores the united nations were soon to launch the greatest military expedition o

mike and rob and jim and mark and pedro and stephanie thank you all from kay hill a quick hand and solomonwe know p want to thank first of all the wonderful staff dedicated if chinatown stand up and make in some noise thank you so much your baby thank you for you're going to take over one of the companies in the housing and development staff gorgeous so many people and the full-time maintenance that be here shawn the man and full-time property management and a lot of love we want to thank our financial partners california department of housing and urban development and california tax credit committee and federal home loan local initiative and raymond james again mta and, of course, silicon valley thank you. the gentleman will say a few words and the humans agency thank you cindy and joyce and city attorney's office beven and kirsten thank you all our political supporters look at all the board of supervisors thank you to sxhooikz and commissioner tang supervisor kim and supervisor mar and captain david lazzaro and thank you, derrick for all the free tickets that's not in the script i added

solomon said i hope we're move to a place we're institutionalized a lot of the work and move to an internal model that will save us money and capacity and add some career pathways for teachers to become coaches of other teachers for example but other than that, i don't have comments thank you, everybody for the work and appreciate you're being here. >> can i respond to that we are we've trained 20 people already our plan was working with this year to train our staff and new staff with our own teachers and be coaching the trainers making sure they can certify them with the models and the sustainability plan is in place that's exactly what we plan on doing much of the money you approve for the training and institutional aids online and it is not only good for them to continue the work but the work is a little bit different. >> commissioner walton. >> just wanted to i'll not making the el cap meeting i'll get there in the next couple of months but in terms of needing more pars i wonder at what level the high school and then if we can get a price tag or figures what that developments in terms o

solomon step up you're going to be asked to design more housing and make sure all of our architect you'ret the heart of the job commission in the arenas and gordon when our through with selling off your books get back on the horse and volunteer your 7, 8, 9 we have 8 thousand units to build an treasure island development authority board i looked at it to work with everybody make sure you vote in november and have on your mind a bond for thirty thousand more families for homes right reverend save the - have the faith of the city. >> hang around before the ribbon cutting we'll be lead in a blessing i always add a people's blessing after he says his sentence i ask you to say a word. >> (inaudible). >> actually america has helped me, too. >> first of all, just i think hall and exhale feel the gratitude thank you may the spirit of peace bless all the residents of broadway-sansome apartments please shout out one word peace. >> peace. >> may the children and families and adults living in in this new community be filled with joy. >> joy. >> joy. >> from the rubble of loma prieta to the hope of re

. >> an important historical figure in nebraska's history was solomon butcher. >> solomon butcher was the pioneering photographer in western nebraska. he took photos from about 1887 until the early 1890's of homesteaders and houses. and was able to tell the story of this important development in american history. i am going to show you one of my favorite images. it is actually a photograph of the -- sisters. it is for sisters who each -- four sisters who each took a homestead. this shows women homesteaders. the first time that women could own land on their own. it didn't belong to their husbands, it didn't belong to their fathers. single women could own their own land. that was a really big deal with the homestead act. so each sister took a homestead. near their fathers ranch. -- father's rant. but each build a small house on the -- on the homestead. and they would take turns staying in each other's house and working each other's farm. the sisters really pull together and -- and made it in nebraska. >> watch all of our events from lincoln today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two possi

. >> an important figure was solomon butcher. >> solomon butcher was a pioneering photographer in westernebraska. he took photos from about 1887, 1886 until the early 1890's of homesteaders and hoses and was-- houses and was able to tell the story of this important development. i will show you one of my favorite images from the solomon butcher collection. it is a photograph of the christian sisters. it is for sisters who each took a homestead claim in custer county. women homesteaders. the first time women could on land on their own. it did not belong to their husbands. it did not belong to their fathers. single women could own their own land. that was a big deal with the homestead act. each of the sisters took a homestead near their father's ranch. they each built a small house on th homestead, which was part of the homestead act. they would take turns staying in each other's house and working on each other's farm. the sisters pulled together and made it in nebraska. announcer: watch all our events from nebraska today on american history tv on c-span3. >> the congressional directory is a

. >> an important historical figure in nebraska's history was solomon d. butcher. >> solomon butcher was a pioneering photographer out in koster county in western nebraska. he took photos from about 1887 1886, until the early 1890s, of homesteaders and houses and was able to tell the story of this important development in american history. okay. well, i am going to show you one of my favorite images of the solomon butcher collection. it's actually a photograph of the christman sisters. it is four sisters who each took a homestead claim in koster county. this shows women homesteaders. it was the first time that women could own land on their own. it didn't belong to their husband's. it didn't belong to their fathers. single women could own their own land. and that was a really big deal with the homestead act. so each sister, each of the -- each of the christman sisters took a homestead near their father's ranch. they each built a small house on the -- on the homestead which was part of the homestead act. and they would take turns staying in each other's hous

stereotypes to talking about him but madison pointedly took the track to made friends with solomon, they be printed each other, he talked about him as his little friend. you wonder how little he was. it was interesting that he would have empathized with somebody who was really at the bottom of philadelphia society at the time. to the new academy the anti federalists' looking at a federalists are generally a older and grayer. patrick henry they included george mason benjamin harrison the governor of virginia, patrick henry, their leader was a robust 52 years old, lantern jaw and heavy brow and 6 feet tall and imposing. he walked with kind of a pronouncedst as if bearing a heavy load that he wanted everyone to know about. he had been famous for at least 13 years, probably longer, since he first made his mark in the debate in the virginia general assembly about whether or not va should support more independence to the colony of jamaica. that somewhat obscure topic the year before the declaration of independence, then delegate patrick henry saw an opportunity to advance a more militant

i'm going to show you one of my favorite images of solomon butcher.t is the photograph -- four s isters who each took a homestead claim. this shows women, the first time women could own land on their own. iutt did not belong to their husbands to their fathers. single women could own their own land. that was a really big deal with the homestead act. so each of these sisters took a homestead near their father's ranch. they each built a small house on the homestead, which is part of the homestead act and they would take turns staying in each other's house and working each other's farm. the sisters really pulled together and made it in nebraska. >> watch all of our events from lincoln, saturday evening at 6:00 on c-span's book tv. sunday on c-span 3. "washington journal" continues. host: in this final segment, a look at your wages over the years. i'm interested in hearing from you about where you started, where you are at, and what happened since then. 21 to 35, call -- if you fall into the 36 to 50 range, -- if you are 51 and older -- back in 2014, the f

she and solomon shah were recorded. his attorney said he was verbally brutalized and defamed by the very doctors to who he trusted with his life. dr.ingham recorded a false diagnosis on the patients' records. an attorney who supplies in civil suits said that the case is unique and raises the bar. >> i think it sends a strong message to doctors and professionals to watch what they say about their paying patients and clients. >> reporter: in reston, peggy fox, wusa mine. >> on the opening day of the trial, shah was dismissed against the lawsuit and the washington post reported the story that a jury told the post they concluded they had to give the plaintiff something to make sure it didn't happen again. >>> a trash truck dumps a mountain of smoldering garbage in front of a tire shop. the driver did try and put out the flames but it was so big. firefighters sprayed with foam and then left. the pile is sitting there now on georgia avenue. >>> coming up, bedlam at a bonfire. what sent several folks to the hospital and dozens

okay well it is happening the mayors commend for solomon do this my name is a cinnamon on this case. suppose people it is no mystery. just check black history. what is going down? in this town? only go to another segment. we work together [inaudible]. i want to know what is going down. going to the mayors convention here. they want to lock me up. try to shut me up. [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. washington. next he could, please. >> thank you. my name is -- i am here to talk about proposition 43. supporting immediately of [inaudible], citizen in the united states but other than san francisco my children go to school year but i am of venezuelan origin. my brother has been in prison since february of last year, 15 months. for sedition. is called for peaceful protest, denouncing the government of -- for corruption persecution, repression and censorship. he has -- that peaceful protests for mostly students. he is being tried right now using subliminal message -- he has been in the hunger strike since may 24. he has been 24 days in a hunger strike over 100 people joined demanding the liber

so we've got king solomon's pedigree and education and job risk and nuclear. tony do you want to start? >> well, the first i think there's no question you have a king who is a proven and confidence technocrat but i'm not quite sure and i think we all need to worry about is saudi arabia isn't the only problem in leadership. you look around and you have obvious uncertainties in egypt. there are fewer questions but the real in jordan, certainly, the saudis are concerned about both. you don't have is a a stable leadership in iraq. i think that we have underestimated the problems in oman. there is a study i think by brookings which at least surfaced some of the issues, but it's been something of a black hole. in terms of actual coverage. the problems in kuwait problems in bahrain, these are very real. the failure of nicheinitiatives to bring the gulf cooperation counsel together into an effective security body to deal with these issues initiatives that king abdulla took, these are continued. now, i've been listening to good ideas raised since the early 1980s. and t

. >> though the image of hdp leader solomon denatash is hanging, it's example of how much faith people have in him. he led turkey into the modern times. >> we have to take care of turkey. we have economic problems with turkey and we have to solve that problem. if we don't solve that problem people will go into the street again. >> minority groups and ethnic turks were also persuaded to throw their support behind the hdp. that's how it bounty over the 10% threshold and gained 80 sites. >> if no government is formed they will get new representation. be making sure that isn't short livid. bernard smith, al jazeera. >> eritrea play have committed crimes against humanity. says the government is responsible for extra-judicial killings torture sexual slavery and forced labor. it also accuses air traiz of shooting toeritrea ofshooting to keep people from leaving. >>> women and children who walked for weeks to get to a united nations protected camp, from bentui state our correspondent catherine soy reports. >> it's been a long journey. they avoided the main roads walked only at night when they

solomon: let me add one brief thing.nd nixon had their discussion, mao said to nixon, i like to deal with rightists because they follow through on what they promise. that was only some flattery or however you might want to put it -- mr. lord: i think he was sincere. clearly, balancing the soviet union was important to him. k.t.: i think we have a few minutes left for final thoughts. final thoughts about not only the opening to china, but the significance of it. ret. adm. howe: it was huge. in history, certainly in our relationship, and building for what we have now in terms of china is a very different country. this was a very important, very tricky, and amazing year in which it wasn't just this. it was the work with the russians as well. vietnam was still going on, and winston can talk more about those excruciating efforts that were made to try to get them to sign up and make a treaty. i can remember we were bombing the b-52s on christmas day in 1972. soon afterwards we had an agreement, and you can say, what happened t

. >> good evening commissioner mark solomon i urge you to forward this to the voters for the election in november there are issues raised commissioner hayon mentions in the like its third reading come stay and airbnb advertising is not you need to go ahead and talk to your supervisors that's police views and has to happen here we need to have finding if things are duplicate ini improperly for the purpose can go to court and we've seen that happen in the past that why it needs to be in this legislation and as the nonprofits that's a tough nut to crack are we're going to look at the properties which allows people to seek protection sf bart is a national group don't live in san francisco and they're talking about supervisor bustos into a 601-c or 4 had they be seeking the flupts of law we have a lot of city funded nonprofit that have those city groups they'll jam-up political issues it didn't get resolved from the issue getting better but more money from the city to use to do lobbying to get up public option for more funding that's the essential of corruption our tax dollars are used tha

it points out that his only hope is a pardon from king solomon. it is interesting to see what saudi arabian authorities are saying. there is an article that comes back on the fact that saudi arabia has really condemned all foreign criticism of this blogger case, saying it

testament to it. >> now listen i've got a lot to say those are strong words from a 12-year-old but solomont what do you think. >> this man is articulate but while articulate he's miss guided he quotes no statistics or facts and always the president, presidency pathetic and this is not the first time he's spoken out against the president and it's really a political message backed by a group called the black conservative fund. whoever is feeding this information to this young man certainly is doing a good job inen doctrine ateing him but i believe the young man needs facts. one fact is this. that americans are 0 times more likely to be shot dead here in america than anyone in any other developed nation. we begin to look at this after sandy hook and began to look at affects of guns and there's no doubt whatsoever when you look at data that americans are more affected by gun violence than people in other developed nations. >> one of the things he's doing with we posted this video this young man is sparking a lot of back lash and comments both pro own con. car awrites this young man is part of

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm ben an architect with solomon with the arithmetic at the project for harrison on the screen you'll see the sight along harrison street and second frontage along the freeway that runs south you'll see some project site photographs we should harrison street slopes sharpening from the freeway ramp and two story building housing a night club and basement level and north details project we're proposing is hundred and 79 units 20 percent studios and 45 percent one berms and 44 percent 2 bedrooms reaching the requirement of the neighborhood those unite size are 7 hundred and 90 square feet and the units are 12 percent 22 unit, 97 parking spaces and 20 class two bike parking spaces and 7 hundred and 90 square feet of retail on the ground floor. >> the project is 17 stories tall and hundred and 75 feet and height and 6 stories in the pronounced and stories in the tower this illustrates in the dark blue the massing and the dashed white line is the current bulk and height limits for the site site is under the current bulk and height limit allows a 4 hundred f

solomon>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> and good evening, commissioners and superintendent carranza i'm here to say thank you it's been a pretty industriousness last 3 months our folks are on vacation but they are resting and wanting to put the where the rubber meets the road next year and work together with the district to help implemented those loft i didn't goals and they want to see those great strategies actions services with the kids in the classroom so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i was remiss in not introducing commissioner norton questions or comments from my colleagues. >> commissioner wynns. >> i'm overwhelmed by the amount of paper it is impossible to follow this i'm suggesting in the future that next year we try to figure out a better way than to you know that some of my colleagues have begun the same thing i've spent the week reading through this document you see my flags so i've done in past years trying to strafr my questions and notes and this is silly actually, we have to

it's here police say 59-year- old harry solomon jones kidnapped, raped and held captive a 37-year-old woman. daniel cart he lives right next- door -- carter lives right next- door and had no idea why the cops were there. >> all i saw was the cops putting handcuffs home and putting him in the car. i didn't see anything else. >> but some did see more. across the street on bonita avenue residents saw two men pick up the woman and take her down to this spot where they parked and waited for police to arrive. they say the woman looked distraught sitting in the car. when the police got there, the victim identified jones claiming he held her since last saturday. she said she was restrained and physically and sexually assaulted by jones. though the news is shocking, carter believes it. >> no, it don't surprise me really, you know. he was just an odd person. >> jones has now been charged with kidnapping, unnatural and perverted sex and several counts of rape. the victim went to the hospital for free. and was released -- for treatment and was released. >>> two men working on the new children's h

. >> an important historical figure in nebraska's history was solomon d. busher. >> he was a pioneering photographer in western nebraska. he took photos from about 1887 until the early 1890s of homesteaders and sod houses and was ail to tell the story of the important development in american history. okay, well i'm going to show you my favorite images of the solomon butcher collection. it's the photograph of the sisters. it is four sisters who each took a homestead claim in custer county. this is women homesteaders. it was the first time that women could own land on their own. it did not belong to their husbands. it did not belong to their fathers. single women could own their own land. that was a really big deal with the homestead act. so each sister, each of the sisters took a homestead near their father's ranch. they each built a small house on the homestead part of the homestead act, and they would take turns staying in each other's house and working each other's farm. so the sisters really pulled together and made it in nebraska. >> watch all of our e

mark solomon, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon.ly appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up too big to fail? find out how global markets reacting to the financial crisis in greece. a full report next. >>> and still ahead, fourth of july threats, a warning from top u.s. officials ahead of independence day celebrations. stay was. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. planters. nutrition starts with nut. why pause a spontaneous moment to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol

. >> reporter: tom fortier and solomon charles came out to enjoy it one day after the supreme court legalizedame-sex marriage across the u.s. >> it's not an other. it's now mainstream for everyone. >> reporter: when the celebration ended, shots were fired by the united nations plaza. video was posted on social media. police say a group of men unrelated to the pride event got in an argument near the venue. >> the incident escalated. one of the subjects pulled out a gun and fired several shots. >> reporter: police say a 64-year-old man not with the group was hit in the arm. he was in stable condition. six men were detained. while that happened just a few miles away in the castro the celebration was upbeat for the pink party. more vibrant many say, after an historic change. >> this time it's just like -- even more prideful. you're just like -- you feel finally accomplished in many ways. >> i've never felt so accepted and so much happy vibes. >> reporter: again, the plaza expected to fill up again tomorrow with a lot of music and celebration, and of course it all kicks off with the parade. >>> it

walter: you also met with king solomon on this trip.t do you think of america's alliance with the saudi's now, especially when it comes to bombing yemen. how did you find out about the bombing of yemen? president carter: also in saudi arabia and qatar ends other arab -- and other arab countries in that region. i was waiting for saudi arabia to leave with the new king solomon and we were supposed to leave with the crown prince. we met with the crown prince and then we were escorted to our car to go back to our hotel. about an hour or two later i got a message from the king saying he was to see you the next day. we found out that night that the reason he could not meet with me was because he was planning and approving an unfortunate decision to attack yemen. and since then saudi arabia has been bombing yemen, which i think is a serious mistake. i met with him the next day to talk about the issues i have a my schedule. walter: mrs. carter, when you go to a place like saudi arabia what is your role and what is your role in advocating for wo

it happened late last night on solomon island road although forest drive. people tried to cross that roadway. one of them was hit and killed by a car. police say the victim crossed the roadway despite a do not cross signal. the second person is okay. so what can we expect outside for the monday morning commute? let's good over to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >> hey bruce, after a rough day yesterday today was much, much nicer. in spite of the clouds, tells 70s and low 80s. tonight we're down to low 60s in germantown, still holding on to 73 in town with 65 in calvert county. 66 in springfield and leesburg also 66. had the clouds earlier, lose the sun, couple of showers, but we've cleared out nicely. so tomorrow morning we're going to drop in town to the low 60s. low to mid-50s in many of the suburbs. you might need a sweat shirt or jacket. we're expecting a nice, sunny day. by lunch time we will be tenth mid to upper 70s with highs tomorrow upper 70s to low 80s tin suburbs, throw mid-80s here, but enjoy it, take it off if you can. possibly a y

she and gas throw entow roll low gist solomon sha were sued by the man undergoing the colonoscopy.e was under anesthesia they were discussing a rash on his penis. >> some syphilis on your arm or something. it's probably tuberculosis of the penis. >> reporter: his attorney said he was verbally brutalized and defamed by the very doctors he was trusting with his life. >> why are you looking, retard. >> reporter: they put a false diagnosis on his record. >> i'm going to mark hemorrhoids even though we don't see them and probably won't. i'm just going to take a shot in the dark. >> it is disappointing. >> reporter: do you think doctors will be more careful? >> i am sure. they say there's no privacy anymore. i'm always very careful about what i say. >> i was completely surprised. i found almost every statement to be shocking. >> reporter: stacy rose harris, an attorney who specializes in civil suits, says the case is unique and raises the bar. >> i think it sends a strong message to doctors and to all professionals to watch what they say about their paying patients and clients, to consid

but not with king solomon. i take notes. youi take notes. walter: ok. [laughter] mrs. carter: i get to see the top officials because i take and you top officials because i take notes. and i write down everything he and iand i write down everything he says. president carter: she also gives and andpresident carter: she also gives me instructions -- [laughter] walter: yeah, i was reading this you book, which was a total you delight. i am going to ask mrs. carter you about this. you you you you say the president rights and their that when you came back -- writes in there, that when you came back you you you you from the navy and you're doing your business work in georgia, you left dollar you work in georgia, you left dollar b decisions to the you b decisions to the family, but in 1962 when he decided to get into politics a changed your relationship with mrs. carter you you relationship with mrs. carter and she became much more you and she became much more a partner in making decisions. is that right? you you youis that right? [laughter] i want to fact check this book. you