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they got a new call center in sioux falls, south dakota. many banks are opening. great place to live. i have no idea. they opened up a new facility in may. they have jobs. 15th largest visa card. they are going to go out and spend more. the financial services industry is beginning to expand on the big bank side. >> if you live in south dakota just a tweet or e-mail how great south dakota is. >> thank you very much, cheryl. >>> you can catch cheryl at noonoon at the fox business network. log on to casone exchange.com. >>> 48 after the top of the hour. shrimp verses turtle? why fisherman are saying their livelihoods are at risk because of government regulation. >> this is the first chance to answer question of the day. why all of this chik-fil-a recipe. fair or foul? >> just a quick personal turtle story. i have had habits and dogs for some reason my turtle is game. i have two brothers. the chik-fil-a controversy the man who countered it with his own nationwide support for the movement governor huckabee will be here live. the gsa wasting more money it will make you

yeah, i lived in this really small town, vermillion, south dakota, and we went to church, and i knewy brother liked classical music so i heard that, so i wasn't in on elvis or even dylan, and then we had ed sullivan, and we watched ed sullivan, and there they were. i was just flabbergasted, because it was unlike anything -- my father had kingston trio, pete seeger records. my mother had soundtracks from musicals. great music, lots of great music influenced me, but this was another matter. and they were cute. tavis: but they were men. >> i didn't care then. they were okay. they were okay. but they were, as we all know, in retrospect, not that anyone -- well, no, that's not true. not everybody got it. old people didn't get it. tavis: oh, of course, of course. >> just like i don't get my daughter's music, and i feel like an old fogey. but the beatles, in hindsight, were geniuses. tavis: so hearing all those disparate sounds, it's all good stuff -- and quincy jones told me that there's only two kinds of music -- good music and bad music. so you were hearing a bunch of good stuff, but you

avenue at bladensburg road affecting lanes in both directions on south dakota avenue.aware of that we'll take a live look on the inbound side of new york avenue near bladensburg road. this is final. coming up in my -- is final. coming up in my next report, another look at area roads. >>> maryland voters are one step away from having las vegas style gambling in the state and a new casino in prince george's county. >> early this morning the maryland general assembly pass add measure to expand gambling in the state. the house of delegates passed the bill last night and added an amendment that would add halls throughout the state to have up to five games machines, a move that would allow communities not benefiting from casinos to cash in. the senate voted on the measure early this morning. it now goes to governor martin o'malley for his signature. after that the measure will be on the november ballot will maryland voters will have the ultimate say. >>> after getting an autopsy report, prince george's county police are now ruling the death of shavon philips as a homicide. s

the safest city, sioux falls, south dakota. drivers go nearly 14 years between accidents. falls, south dakota, does not have nearly the traffic we have. it's hard to compare. i feel like it's not really fair. you're not going to comment on d.c. driving. >> it's just terrible. there's no way around it. >> okay. >> let's move on. >>> 4:58. a couple of daredevils from arlington take their love to new heights when they tie the knot. >> they recently we drks on top of seneca rocks. it's 900 feet up. they did the climb in their -- she did it in her wedding dress. him in his tux, the dress, the whole thing. >> we love going out there so we got engaged out there. and she said she wanted to get married on the summit. i said, absolutely. >> the dress was my mother's. it's a very simple dress that could tuck into my harness so i wasn't restrit nedney of my movement because it would pretty much jammed into my harness. we got to the top and i let it out. it. >> would clearly be impossible to fit the whole wedding party out there so they held a party the next day for their family and f

he has to battleships, the washington and the south dakota. is our magnificent battleship. the reason the old battleships were not there, is fuel. admiral nimitz didn't have the tank, fuel storage to operate simultaneous on the south pacific. so the old battleship stay on the west coast. this was the cruisers, destroyers and carriers, until the more new fuel-efficient come into theater. little background. admiral holds has to battleships they're holding close to the enterprise. as the japanese come back the night of the 15th, halsey, only choice, is to release these two magnificent ships and sent them into these confined waters. battleships are not supposed to fight in confined kind of island shoal waters like this. these are massive ships that have huge turning radius. but it's the only choice that halsey house that night. he releases the washington and the south dakota under command of the one naval officer in the entire south pacific and knows how to use radar control gunfire. he comes from naval training center. he has helped install the hardware on the ships. he wrote t

. >> south dakota, 28 votes. >> madam secretary, south dakota is the rushmore state. it is home to wall to rob, the big pioneer of the show, and is the pheasant hunting capital of the world. under the leadership of our great governor, we balance our budget every year, and because of policies put in place by our governor, and a republican legislature, south dakota as the third lowest unemployment rate in the nation. we invite people to come to our state. we're open for business in south dakota. south dakota casts all 28 of its delegation votes for the next president of united states, mitt romney. >> s.d., 28, romney. >> tennessee, 58 votes. >> madam secretary, tennessee, a state with no income tax, no debt, and the budget surplus, a state that first cast their vote to finally give women the right to vote, and put george bush over the top in 2000, proudly casts all 50 evidence for the man who is more than ready to take on the challenges facing this country, governor mitt romney. >> tennessee, 58, romney. >> texas, 155 votes. >> madam secretary, i am the chairman of the

most have lived in texas with additional cases in mississippi and south dakota.clear all standing water. >> mitt sure your daughters are clean. -- make sure your gutters are clean. >> he says better safe than sorry. >> it is a concern. you do not want mosquitos biting you. you may not pay attention to it. >> we will get the very latest

. >>> our favorite storm chases were in south western south dakota when they got quite a video. they're calling it the mothership because it looks like a giant ufo. >> that cloud is huge. >> so they get within 100 yards of this tornado, they being reid timer, and shadchad cowen. the softball said is flying side ways. that's a rear driver side window, and it's special glass and it's getting knocked out. >> that was like a model tornado. >> i don't know what's more entertaining, watching the tornado, or him leaning trying to get rid of it. >> i wonder what they do on a regular rainy day. >> without a storm their bored out of their minds. >> the die with this dash cam came upon what he thought was a fender bender. guy in the orange shirt is the driver of the truck, and he threatenning the guy in the car who is wearing a white shirt. as you see it's slowing down traffic, but mr. white shirt isn't having it and grabs something out of his trunk, look at what he does -- >> it bounced off the truck -- >> he chases down the struck hanging on the window. mr. orange shirt gets out and star

-- 32 in south dakota where they have fever to headaches to convulsion, coma and paralysis.r of disease control and prevention in atlanta say the reason this particular outbreak is so bad is combination of things. unusually warm winter, very hot spring and extremely hot springs summer making conditions rife for the mosquitoes. bret? >> bret: we'll continue to follow the story. casey stegall live in dallas. thank you. the former head of the union representing border patrol agents is being accused of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars for personal use. terrance bonner ran the union for 22 years. prosecutors said he used the money for expenses such as visiting his mistress and downloading porn. bonner will be arraigned monday. it looks like there will be no charges against any of the top executives of failed wall street broke ran m.f. global firm. despite the disappearance of about $1 billion of customer money. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us why. >> asked why the obama administration so far failed to bring criminal prosecution against several

. >> bret: south dakota, you're next. >> you're next south dakota.ere is no poll we'll make our own judgment about what the people will the. we have had it. not taking it anymore. texas could get the same treatment. we're confident texas will run a poll shortly. >> bret: excellent. you have the white boards. i decided to go high-tech. i have the ipad here. that is because we have a new ad. fox news channel launched a you decide 2012 app for the ipad. take a look at it. you can choose, there you see. karl rove, joe trippi. you can customize and create your own electoral college map. you can predict using their, what they see on the map. see how your prediction stack up against karl and joe. build your own or look at the historical maps here. take a look at this. you can see how it lined up in the kerry-bush race. all the different races. share your predictions with your friends on twitter, facebook, or e-mail. tweet your predictions directly to joe and karl. @joetrippi. @karlrove. i guess we'll bring people's comments in. >> absolutely. i started to r

aside from texas, deaths have been concentrated ecclesia, mississippi, oklahoma and south dakota.ths >> tropical storm is it could be in florida during the republican national convention. the weather service said it could reach hurricane strength on thursday. pr is already preparing. some computer models bring it into the gulf of mexico. tampa's mayor says the convention will be called off if necessary. >> human life tromps the convention. >> it has happened before. in 2008 hurricane christoph if cause republicans to cancel the first night of their convention even though it was in minnesota. >> right now is it is a tropical storm sitting in the virgin islands with wind speeds of 45 m.p.h.. to become a hurricane, wednesday to be 74 mi. per hour or higher. as it moves towards or rico, it is still a tropical storm. it will briefly become a category one hurricane at the haiti and dominican republic border. so in the mouth hour winds by monday afternoon. >>pam: you can catch uninterrupted commercial free coverage of the major evening speeches from republican and democratic conventions

joining fouser a conversation of that and more is john thune, n senator from south dakota, and that ishave seen is some hesitation, and some skepticism or whatever you want to call it by conservatives who by the way very publicly pushed for paul ryan to be the pick. do you think that this settles conservative doubts or hesitations about mitt romney? >> well, good morning, candy. what i think it does is it certainly demonstrates that governor romney is very serious

actually lawrence was from canton south dakota he looked upon horses as draft animals for earnest it was a way of distancing himself from his roots. next one, please. it started at berkeley in 1929 when both men were here. also maybe from the beginning both have different visions of the physics would be at berkeley. laurence believed experimentalists would come around the world to use cyclotrons and they did. he described him as a mecca and paradise of physics but it was a desert where a theorist like him could make a mark that he had no competition in the theoretical section of the physics department at berkeley. next one, please. one nice thing writing a biography is you get to go where people live and bother their neighbors and can't on the lawn and take pictures and what have you. this is where he lived when he was a bachelor. he enjoyed his life there very much. his landlady lived upstairs that was maryellen washburn active and progressive cause in berkeley she had been affected parties often times of the house for the spanish loyalists for california farmworkers and was because

those states are texas, south dakota, mississipp oklahoma, louisiana and michigan. >>> sentencing is scheduled today for a former university of virginia lacrosse player who is convicted for killing his ex-girlfriend. the jury that convicted george huguely for killing yardly. getting a plea from the killer's mother for her, quote, beautiful son. >>> it was a terrible scene outside of a los angeles elementary school after an elderly driver backed over a sidewalk and into a crowd. nine children were hurt, four of them critically, in the mid-afternoon accident. the driver who turns 101 years old next week said his car had mechanical problems. but police say it was more likely bad decisionmaking. all the children, though, are expected to be okay. >>> well, louisiana and mississippi are dealing with floodwaters from isaac, some other parts of the country are running dry. frustration is boiling over in one town in the extreme drought zone, new mexico. the water supply had slowed to a trickle, with only 1 working well for 225 households. port-a-potties have been set up. and patience is weari

thunderstorms likely from south dakota and nebraska across the upper midwest.erstorms in the monsoon region and north to wyoming. the west coast will remain dry. in sports, there's really not much left to say in praise of swimmer michael phelps. he won two more medals yesterday, his 18th and 19 thd. to cement his title of the greatest olympian of all time. mark phillips has the story. >> reporter: for someone with this many olympic medals, you wouldn't think getting a couple more would be that important, but it was. michael phelps had 16 in his collection before going into this game and showed them to anderson cooper on "60 min uts." some of them he keeps wrapped in an old t-shirt. >> that's not one of my normal activities. >> after the u.s. silver medal and the relay the other night, his cap was up to 17. the threshold of something that had never been done before. only a russian gymnast from the 1950s and '60s had ever won more. and she told phelps the only time they met that she thought he'd surpass her, although she also said she still considers herself the

paige pearson of kssy of sioux falls, south dakota, has this story. >> reporter: tiny fingers, a precious sweet lips. his entry into the world was anything but normal. >> i asked her if she was all right. said no. >> reporter: stephanie had been having contractions all day tuesday. but the hospital said she wasn't dilated enough for delivery. but early this morning, baby cameron had other ideas. >> i'm like, oh, boy. here he comes. >> she goes, the baby's coming. what? no. so, i went in there and asked her what was going on. >> josh was like, what do you want me to do? just help me get to the ground and call 911. and he did awesome. he picked up from there. >> reporter: josh helped bring cameron into the world right here, in the couple's bathroom. at the time, he was scared. >> for one, the umbilical cord was around his neck. he came out white. he wasn't getting any color. he wasn't breathing for a little while. i was freaking out. >> reporter: a 991 operator talked josh through the delivery. he tied off an umbilical cord with a shoe lace from his work boot. >> he stepped in and delivered

meanwhile the safest drivers are in sioux falls, south dakota, where the average driver has a crash only once every 13.8 years. >>> and glad this wasn't us. in canada a bat made a guest appearance flying through a studio during a tv newscast in ottawa. a young woman, a brave young woman who works in the newsroom eventually helped escort the bat out a side door. >>> all right. and now here's an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,107 after adding 4 points yesterday. the s&p was up a point. the nasdaq gained 4. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei skidded 86 points, while in hong kong the hang seng tumbled 235. >>> well, better economic growth and stronger housing sales nudged stocks higher wednesday. thanks to rising consumer spending in exports, the economy grew at a 1.7% annual rate from april through june, higher than the initial government estimate. separately the fed's beige book survey showed the economy expanded gradually in july and early august with improvement in housing and retail sales. also sales o

59 cases have already been reported in mississippi, 52 in louisiana, 49 in oklahoma and 32 in south dakota where victims can experience symptoms from fever and headaches to convulsions, coma and paralysis. doctors at the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta believe this year's outbreak is exceptionally bad because we had an unusually warm winter, a hot spring and an extremely hot summer making conditions ripe for these mosquitoes. in dallas casey steigel, fox news. >>> fed up with power outages, some resident in montgomery county want to dump pepco and replace it with a county-owned electric provider. the group called public power for montgomery county has started an online petition. the group is asking the county council to do some research on the issue. it's been a rough summer there. hundreds of thousands of pepco customers have lost their electricity, some for over a week. >>> one year after the georgetown waterfront flooded one business is finally getting back on its feet. tony and joe's seafood riverside grill had a soft reopening today. the restaurant was among the

the outbreak is concentrated in texas, louisiana, mississippi, oklahoma, and south dakota and dallas declared a health emergency and there is some anywheres about the breeding. >> and if you see standing water, you see the grown poll, by all means, call the county. >> and health officials say the standing water creates the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes. >>> bp is recalling $2.1 billion of a bad batch of gasoline and bp received more than 5,000 complaints and drivers say it caused the cars to stall and to have some other engine problems. >> and it shock aunt whole car. >> out of the blue and people are upset. when they feel it's somebody else's fault. >> they trait traced it to a refinery in indiana. the company will cover repair costs for drivers with receipts who can prove their problem was caused by the bad gas. >>> and removing cross brides from the strict liability ruling on dog bites caused by pit bulls. the court of appeals judge said the initial ruling rules went to far by including cross breeds and that the dog involved in the case was a pure bread pitbull terrier an

this was caught by a home surveillance camera in rapid city, south dakota. watch this. >> he sees the camera. >> was the guy dancing or did he just come around the corner and be like, oh, security camera, and just back out of the scene? >> i think he was trying to act casual and just dance his way up to this person's property to steal something. >> according to the rapid city police department this guy iwanted is wanted in a string of burglaries. >> look how he walked back in the exact same steps, like it was just in reverse. >>> bunny loves balloons. >>> i think all of us likeo ack used to take our big wheels for a spin around the neighborhood. i wonder if years from now people will be like remember when we used to ride our ski motions around the neighborhood? >> what? >> this is a ski motion. a little three-wheeled device. it's got a steel frame. you move forward by kicking your legs side to side. you can steer with the front wheel. it's got brakes, the thing folds up. it was developed by a company that is based in denver, colorado. bill who works there is

. >> host: next is a call from south dakota, g-golf force, south dakota that is. our viewers tanner, independent, you are on the air. >> caller: i was curious which is that of other intermediate site. that's all i have. >> host: thank you very much. >> guest: as to info words specifically, i don't have a strong opinion on them. i think a lot of what they do is sort of conspiracy oriented, or at least that i've seen has been conspiracy oriented. with regard to online media in general, we obviously try to keep in touch with her keep up to date with what other online media states are writing because we try to stay -- we try to stay with the latest developments on the news and present them in the most important ways. >> host: how are your -- how are you to plan yourself to cover the presidential campaign? >> guest: so, we have a team of three reporters that are working full-time in the presidential campaign. the presidential election is permeated a lot of coverage recently. it's sort of fans into many aspects. obviously a lot of what's happening in congress is about t

should worry about this, and there are six states, dallas is the epicenter of this, oak observing, south dakota, california, et cetera and not everybody has to panic about this. 80% of the people who get the virus are asymptomatic and are perfectly fine and 20%, have flu-like symptoms. headache, nausea, rash, pain, et cetera, just like flu and about 1 in 150 are the ones that will get some sort of meningitis, stiff neck and you have to go to the emergency room immediately and not now. how do we protect ourselves? which is a question you are asking. make sure you get the spray that has -- there are five "d", you need to remember. first something in the spray with d.e.e.t. and the second one is to dress up, the second "d" and cover yourself until you figure out what is going on with this and mosquitoes show up in dusk and dawn and if you don't have to be out there, stay indoors and cover and finally, drainage. any sitting water, swimming pool, drainage that can attract mosquitoes you want to be careful about. one of the big questions that came up, on twitter, is can i get the virus from casual se

meanwhile, the safest drivers are in sioux fall south dakota, where the average driver has a crash onlynce every 13.8 years. >>> and glad this didn't happen to us. it happened in canada. there was a bat that made a guest appearance flying through a studio during a tv newscast in ottawa. a young woman who works in the newsroom helped escort the bat out the side door. >>> here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. on facebook, sarah palin, the republican vice presidential nominee in 2008 wrote that fox news canceled her appearances last night when mitt romney's running mate, paul ryan, was speaking to the gop convention. fox news says the condensed rnc schedule forced the cancellations and they look forward to having palin back, quote, as soon as we can. >>> the answer to the big mystery at the convention may be clint eastwood. a surprise guest speaker is expected tonight before mitt romney's acceptance speech. the political blog town hall reports it will be the legendary actor and director. >>> when governor romney gives his big speech the obama campaign says th

trip comes six weeks after four of the fellow airmen died in plane crash while fighting fires in south dakota members of the 145th airlift wing say they are ready for the new battle. the airmen will be in california through early september spraying fire retardant and water on the wild fires in the area. >>> this list billy graham is out of the hospital. he was admitted for bronchitis a spokesman for the mission hospital says that he returned home after responding really well to all of his treatments. the 93-year-old had to be hospitalize for pneumonia twice but the hospital says he has been in good overall health ever since. >>> that is scene last night. yeah, thunderstorms rolling through the area. we had heavy rain and thunder and lightning. once again this is not video of that but this is a large plane probably handling the wild fires out in california. but the cars they got serious damage on the corner in loch raven. >> we will show you that video later on. but we are going to talk to you about the weather because that's a huge story and when the weather is is a big issue so is traffic. >

joining fouser a conversation of that and more i john thune, s senator from south dakota, and that is the first question that we have seen is some hesitation, and some skepticism or whatever you want to call it by conservatives who by the way very publicly pushed for paul ryan to be the pick. do you think that this settles conservative doubts or hesitations about mitt romney? >> well, good morni, candy. what i think it does is it certainly demonstrates that governor romney is very serious about doing big things for the country, and wants this campaign to be about the big things, and in a discussion about the future of the country, it is a decisive pick, and bold pick as you mentioned. i congratulate him for it, because i think that paul ryan represents the kind of leadership that people in this country are hungry for, and his efforts to not only define the issues that we need to face as we get into the days and the weeks and the months and the years ahead, but also to come up with solutions to those issues, and it is something that i think that will serve as a great asset to governor

winds already through parts of south dakota at or above 80 degrees in spots.fair, hazy. low temperature 74 78. storms, high temperature, 95 to 98 degrees. tomorrow night early storms. low temperature in the 70s. so there you go as you go to sunday, some improved weather temperatures expected to be a bit cooler. now, what about the seven-day forecast? that isn't too bad, mike. again a warm day coming up in the next seven. for the most part, that's not a bad looking forecast. >> not any 80s for a while. usually 90s. >> it will feel like fall. >> for us thank you. >> sure. >>> as gabby douglas celebrates, her friends and family are celeb rating in nearby maryville indiana. >> there's jubilation and tears of joy at the home of gabby douglas' grandparents the indiana couple along with relatives and friends can hardly believe what is happening. the enormity, the medals. number one, all of that. and the first african-american to get the all-around. she'll be in the history books. >> gab bif's grandfather a retired steelworker said it wasn't long ago she'd prance arou

. >>> folks have been slowing down along south dakota avenue heading into d.c.fter a new camera went up this week, but listen. it's not a speed camera. d.c. police tell us that camera just off route 50 is actually what they call a data collection cam tracking traffic flow. >>> even though that's not a speed camera there are 11 new ones going active in d.c. today. bruce johnson reports local aaa and some drivers are complaining d.c. government is already counting on additional revenue from those cameras. >> reporter: you better look early if you're traveling south in the 4300 block on texas avenue in southeast. a new speed camera is hidden inside that white chevy van. 5 blocks away to the north, that marked police cruiser has a camera, too. 11 new automated speed enforcement machines are being added to the city streets beginning today. >> this is overkill. this is being pushed to the n- th degree for the sole purpose of generating additional revenue. >> reporter: how many tickets have you got? >> two, speeding. >> reporter: outside the dmv today we got reaction f

. >> we're going to run to arizona arizona, north dakota and south dakota, and then go to washington,the white house. >> when was the last time that someone was excited about a travel schedule, especially going to the two dakotas. and what about this sarah palin interview. >> which magazine did you read. >> all of them, any of them that have been in front of me all of these years. >> i read all of them, all of them don't ask me if i can read. >> when it comes to gaffes, i don't want to decide if they're an awful person but just if they make awful decisions. like when john kerry decided to dress like he's working on wonka-vision. just where were you inside? akin, whether you resign or not promise me this, your next gaffe won't make me think of your nasty realities of your party's

there is a fire on south dakota avenue at bladensburg road. they're just dealing with the residual problems due to that. so watch out for some lane closures there. we'll end with a live look new york avenue at bladensburg road. in my next report a look into virginia at 4:55. >> thanks, monika. >>> we told you how the drought is hurting farmers on the eastern shore. >> there may absilver lining to the -- be a silver lining to the dry weather. it's helping out the chesapeake bay. the department of natural resources says just 12% of the bay is classified as a dead zone. that's half the average size for summer. dead zones are where oxygen levels are too low for most marine life. but this year's dry weather has reduced the algae blooms that suck up the oxygen. that's a good thing. >>> the appalachian trail estimates thousands of people try -- try to hike the nation's foot path every year. it's long. that's why. one in four make it all 2180 miles from georgia all the way up to maine. it's a long trail. tuesday marks the 75th year since the trail fir

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exactly what they're trying to do attorneys generals in alabama arizona georgia south carolina south dakota and taxes all republicans efile the amec is preferred to the court brief with the supreme court calling for certain provisions of the voting rights act itself to be struck down plain and simple republicans want free reign to do the same thing the racists in the south the civil war keep minorities from voting a difference between now and then is that the republicans are using the excuse of voter fraud to justify these laws but considering that actual voter fraud occurs less often than people dying from tv's falling on their heads in the motivation behind these voter suppression id laws is fairly obvious and it won't just affect minorities it will also affect a lot of average americans and this is this is the this is the big issue yesterday i was talking to my old friend a business partner terri who lives now down on the floor of the florida keys is a picture from a few years ago we were down there a few weeks ago terry went to renew his driver's license they wanted for forms of id incl

cdc website says 1,118 cases have been detected and about 75% of them are in texas, louisiana, south dakota and oklahoma. the cdc says it's skilled 41 so far and now officials say it takes a couple of weeks now for west nile symptoms to begin appear asking they expect the numbers to grow. they're not sure why it's happening right now in unusually warm weather. it could be fostering in the favorable conditions for the diseases to transfer from mosquitoes to people. >>> if your child wants to give up playing a musical instrument don't worry too much. i know that's hard. a new study says children who get even a few years of musical instruction will actually see benefits. researchers found young adults who had taken as little as two years of instrumental training had heightened neuroresponse to sounds. now previous studies have linked this type of response with improved attention, organization, short-term memory and reasoning as well. >>> wal-mart is expanding its vaccination offering at 2700 u.s. stores. as it continues moving into the health care business. the world's largest retailer has off