doctor specter is one of the breast cancer scientists in the country live community . so i had one fortunate to have one of the smartest lives in research who's working towards better treatment and a care for to our plan lives. right, this isn't just a problem in connecticut, new york, new jersey farm plans. and it's only getting worse. we've got people at the front of their lives are taken out of society. and yet we have no clue what's going on with them. i'm coming up on 10 years of a heart transplant recipients. notice anything that i'll never forget friday if the surgeon walked into my room and he said to me, you'll be done by monday night on her transfer. the you can do all the right things in the world forever. the i just moved here to north carolina. was 1998 to start a new job. our daughter was 3 weeks home. i had always been unbelievably healthy. i mean, i ran marathons who used to run 10 miles a day, 6 days a week. so it was a very, for an experience for me to go from taking care of cancer patients to barely being able to walk 10 yards without having to stop.

when i taught florida students had gun racks, so the fear is a huge specter for students. we had an active shooter drill, something that never would have occurred to us in the 60's. the possible threat of violence is traumatic. a second big change, i would like to know how many people can rattle off the names of substitute teacher's. the expectation, they could be excellent teachers but i feel entitled to my days off. i don't know if that impacts my reality. a third change is family structure, the biggest factor. i had another student tell me that his parents are getting a divorce. that is so common today and when i look back i know of almost no homes that do not have both parents and the home. >> one thing we can look at is parents in the home. there is increasing discussion about inflexibility because of expectations, rules, regulations from -- whether it is from the school or the state or the federal level, this is an area, something that we are planning to do more research. but also, coming out of the pandemic, the challenges they may have maintaining the profession, w

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the specter of mobilization in ukraine has reached schoolgirls.s appeared online of high school students being taught to move with weapons and throw grenades. the instructors also explained to them the tactics of group actions. judging by the recording, the girls still think this is a game, but everything can change in soon. nato weapons are being brought into the country. in order to justify the new expenses of the west. the regime will have to at least portray something similar to attacks, and for this the troops need replenishment, now ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices are taking men by force, but it is possible that soon the same fate will befall women. in tbilisi, the new stage of consideration of the bill on foreign agents again failed to pass against the backdrop of large-scale actions. while the legal committee of parliament was studying the document , both its opponents and supporters gathered on the streets of the georgian capital. those who supports the initiative rallied at the walls. parliament, their opponents, c

the specter of mobilization in ukraine has reached schoolgirls. a video has appeared online showing high school students being taught how to move with weapons and throw grenades. the instructors also explained to them the tactics of group actions, judging. according to the recording , it still seems like a game to the girls, but anything is possible will change in the near future: nato weapons are being brought into the country, in order to justify the new expenses of the west, the kiev regime will have to at least portray something similar to attacks, and for this the troops need replenishment. now ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices are taking away men, but it is possible that soon the same fate will befall women. rallies are being held in tbilis on the law on foreign agents, the day before. the scandalous document, which the opposition calls pro-russian, was considered by the legal committee of parliament. discussions accompanied by large-scale actions, both for and against. supporters of the ruling party gathered near the wa

know, that technician progress now is higher than it was even five years ago, and we can use all specterh of a boy who resembles max, and is up for adoption in the far east of russia. save ukraine has also been helping with the search for max. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> olia (speaking ukrainian): >> fedosenko: >> olia: ♪ ♪ >> (talking softly) >> narrator: the iphr team is planning a risky trip to territory taken back from russia. they're hoping to gather more evidence to give to the international criminal court. ♪ ♪ >> there are a lot of cases we already documented about our young boys. they put them in these military camps and trying to re-educate them politically, ideologically. >> narrator: the team has heard about a 15-year-old boy named artem, who disappeared from his school in kupyansk. the town was taken over by russia just three days into the war. it was occupied for more than six months, but now the russians have been driven out, and the iphr team can go in. they've been told that artem has recently made it back to his family. (afanasiev speaking ukrainian) (both speaking ukrai

the specter of it kind of factors pretty heavily in the sort of idea of being underground for having not been seen and how that haunts. the book by the authors own admission, like the reason why these writers are their motivation for the book is this idea of not being seen by the society at large, and this is what's caused them to seek out these individual autonomous mode within the cold war framework. and that is jesse mccarthy's upcoming book, the blue period. black writing in the early cold war. why do you think he calls it the blue period? it's a reference to miles davis specifically to the sort of fifties work that's leading into kind of blue in this idea that you think it's one thing with miles davis where the brevity of his music is a theoretical music theoretical framework. what a reality, what he's doing is sort of allowing. his like scales in his notes to reflect the act of thinking. and so overarching li, it's a book about thinking differently about art and black art specifically. so that's the title of the homage to that. justin howard rogier is it tough to be a critic an

and i'm less upset how be targeting that side, raising the specter of simply a catastrophe way. but generally there was a lot of them of agreement in those at talks we just heard from the beller russian leader saying that the peace process is vital to sit down and talk. but what is happening at all will be happening in at june in switzerland, where the swiss have tried to put together at visit a lend state plan as a piece for and bases bell russian leader said that we were not invited. russia said, we do not want to take part if that's all that's being puts at dawn for the discussion at space, the border and also sanctions spoken about there as well as the by the russian leader, alexander lucas. shank is saying we've been able to deal with sanctions just like russia we, we've got a big market. we will in jury. okay. we'll have more on that throughout the coming hours. they the main points as it emerges. okay, let's continue with our world news to the middle east where we psalms. i'm 4 grandchildren of a how much leader ishmael. how many you were reported killed in dallas that ar

it, alexander, after the telezid peace, was even called in court circles napoleon's clerk, and the specterwill restore his position, but the reforms will remain buried. in this sense, with his liberal convictions, it seems to me that these were still the convictions of his youth during the times of the secret committee, when only immediately after his death paul had an attempt at reforms, when these princely youth were grouped around him, and alexander i changed all this. two historical figures who opposed each other, alexander and napoleon, two such policies, you need to understand why, strictly speaking, the war happened in 1812, if before that, you can find various other motives there, because alexander there , he took upon himself the obligation to protect someone something there, and here something. this is a joke, but alexander responded accordingly, if you do so to continue, then, well, i’ll just leave, that’s all, so napoleon immediately calmed down, but i have the impression that in erfort alexander already felt, well, had a presentiment or something, that he would become the head

it may to get in touch like a project such as i like off the topic and also the highlight of any specter issues . but if i meet the cargo bundle, the highlights, the 3 way project which opened last october, treego should have easily china, which views its relationship with indonesia, from us to teach and long term perspective. and would like to work together with the indonesian side to consolidate the tradition of friendship. spence, ready to deepen all around. so gigi, cooperation over the indian, easier to build a china indonesia community with a shift future with influence in the region and the world at large, bring more benefits to the people of the 2 countries. and they come to abuse since the regional and well peace, stability, and prosperity as a major country. trouble is that the new innovation government will grab you, took the most recently, try not and steal, including the economy entry, and also to strengthen coordination. also international regional here, and it's also interesting to highlight that my goal after 5, but we would like to continue the policy some type of intere

the specter of it kind of factors pretty heavily in the sort of idea of being underground for having not been seen and how that haunts. the book by the authors own admission, like the reason why these writers are their motivation for the book is this idea of not being seen by the society at large, and this is what's caused them to seek out these individual autonomous mode within the cold war framework. and that is jesse mccarthy's upcoming book, the blue period. black writing in the early cold war. why do you think he calls it the blue period? it's a reference to miles davis specifically to the sort of fifties work that's leading into kind of blue in this idea that you think it's one thing with miles davis where the brevity of his music is a theoretical music theoretical framework. what a reality, what he's doing is sort of allowing. his like scales in his notes to reflect the act of thinking. and so overarching li, it's a book about thinking differently about art and black art specifically. so that's the title of the homage to that. justin howard rogier is it tough to be a critic an

settings, the local sizes prepare for the boxes in the dunbar and debris and arrives to witness the specter as we have to pull the bicycle and come on watching the heroes . but when i started to a comfortable for me, just a guy who's this guy who was on my name with visual performing j's went on about money. sometimes it's all about, you know, mean is you, is there like, like you to go, i just don't, i shouldn't say debris and as isn't may, if i test to car is the series of them be within him. it shows insight into the of emphasizing the precision required in every move forward one on and then you do it on the new account. you punch a nissan on. did you do a problem with you or you he asked on my forehead. that is no, no, no, no god, please note that don't see anybody yet to say please use the bridges as options in dummy victory or q me smoking, you open and down are forcing them also very for the competitors. the primary weapon is the strong seitz's, also locally known as the staff. oh, i mean that it's basically the face dropped in a piece of cloth covered by tightly noted code, but shoul

the local sizes prepare for the boxes and the dunbar and debris and arrives to witness the specter as we have to pull the bicycle and come on watching the heroes. when i started the comfortable for me, just a guy who's this guy who was on my name with additional funding days, went on about money. sometimes it's all about, you know, mean is you is there's like glad you to, i shouldn't say to bring us isn't, am a fighter still carries the series of them be within him to share insights into the of emphasizing the precision required in every move that forward one on and then you do it on the new account. you punch a nissan on. did you do a problem with you or he asked on my forehead that is not available. no, no, no drop. please note that don't say anybody ought to say please use the bridges as options in dummy victory or q me smoking, you open and down a forcing them also very well done. big competitors. the primary weapon is to strong sites is also locally known as the staff. oh, i mean that it's basically the fees dropped in a piece of cloth covered by a totally noted code. but should

so old that i specter side as a despair really clean up director squared. don't sound right. she was mad. she said no, said the 2 inspectors were given 2 hours to inspect the whole $41.00 section. they were kicked off their phone and of course, the pause button is costing less money was deemed a suicide. however, news reported that a week before his death, he did tell a friend that he was not skate, but if anything happens to him, it's not suicide. but of course, the lawsuit against boeing continues and boeing is of course, and the intense and major security. and i'm switching over into manufacturing processes. all right, r t correspond at nova, you can go. thank you. all right, do stay with archie international bye for now. the, [000:00:00;00] the action or since you're welcome back to going underground broadcast single around the world from the u. a. it's april fools day and i'll give you the on the a full with his end a conference scheduled for today with us on basset to view and then to, to him is green field and don't wonder how she felt un security council resolution to

around the world, new challenges from the specter of pandemics to the relentless march of climate change, all of which threaten to reverse the progress we have made. many policies and institutions established 80 years ago seem in desperate need of reform. what we need is a rigorous look at the strength and limitation of the system, a fact-based analysis of current challenges and generation of new approaches for the path ahead and we need to ensure the issues are addressed not just in the conference rooms in washington or new york, but in collaboration with people representing a broad range of perspectives from across the country and around the world because no u.s. international economic policy can be sustained without the strong enduring the support of the american people. today the council on foreign relations is watching -- is launching realecon. we begin by focusing on the following issues. trade and investment. how do we benefit from economic integration while ensuring the benefits are probably unfairly shared? development. how do we ensure we make continuous progress on alleviating

so that is specter sinus of despair really clean up director squared. don't sound right. and she was mad. she said no. so the 2 inspectors were given 2 hours to inspect the whole $41.00 section and they were kicked out there. and of course, the cause of fun is costing less money was deemed a suicide. however, news reported that a week before his day and he did tell a friend that he was not schemes, but if anything happens to him, it's not suicide. but of course, the lawsuit against boeing continues and boeing is of course, and that's in pens and major security. and i'm switching over in some manufacturing processes like canyon union of clinical officers has announced a nationwide strikes starting today and a bid to make the government address pressing issues of the health care system. the union says is decision was made after all legal measures were exhausted without result. it is now in joining a strike by canyon doctors that has been ongoing since the middle of last month's health care workers are demanding changes that include the recruitment of $20000.00 additional st

and then you have another specter on the horizon in november. you might get president trump back in the lighthouse who might pull the plug from president semanski completely, or you bar it. ukraine is going to lose this war. i don't think that the credit is going to lose this war. because today, everybody in the world knows that there's a nation called grain that wants to be respected and defend their, their own freedom in order to be closer to the european union and to our values. and by the way, to be member of european union in the, in becoming a future. so i don't think that they're going to lose the war. and i don't think that the poor thing is going to win the war. what at all? because in, in the beginning of the war, but he wanted to do is to invade a 100 percent of the $330.00. okay. and this is not the case anymore. so i think that the big risk use that we are weakness seeing that kind of a frozen crop coughed. so i'm going to see you skilfully dodge the last part of my question. president putin. you say he's not going to win the war. a

so what actually is on, for example, the field specter drains in these tougher tough for example, the planting season or the rain season shall begin, let's say for much to me. so instead of having their income on time, they come late and so document is both a plant that groups are tricycle fading, but also the few groups that survived. you end up with more and for the no more and they end up being slipped out. so we're in the middle of a time in the crisis and that's where we get to see the kind of, uh, scenarios that you see of course, of potentially. right. and so because it's unpredictable, and especially as we have this el nino web a fact that means you come prepared for is as you can do very little. so what happens when they have a climate changing is, is because now we're having conditions that are above or below normal it's, it's something that you can your country too much about unless you're now in terms if i went to court clement options, you know, you put together the shows that are going to have the fall mazda community is adopting impact adjustments to ensure that they ar

what kind of sanitation, i mean, these are, these are not specters in, in these really calculation. and we're told that these meetings got quite heated. so my sense is that israel is going to move forward regardless of what the us thinks. because that, because as we already pointed out, right now, israel is looking at what the united states is demanding as, as a recommendation, right? they have no reason, you know, they'll take it into consideration, but at the end of the day they will probably discount because there is no or else there is no consequence to completely ignoring what the administration says. and in fact, there's quite a strong incentive to disregard of what the united states wants to do because of these really public opinion, because nothing out was on political survival. right? uh and, and so i don't see that trajectory change it. now i know that you are acting, you have a belief in a political stewardship, if the responsibility you have and you've taken a political act in your resignation. but i want you to put on your mathematician hat for a moment, and we just saw

the only plan in 50 dfcs, so old that specter side has to despair really clean up director square. don't sound right. she was mad. she said no, said the 2 inspectors were given 2 hours to inspect the whole $41.00 section. they were kicked out there. and of course, the pause button is costing last month that was deemed a suicide. however, news reported that a week before his death, he did tell a friend that he was not skate, but if anything happens to him, it's not suicide. but of course, the lawsuit against boeing continues and boeing is of course, and the intense and major security. and i'm switching over into manufacturing processes. all right, are to correspond it another way you can go. thank you. all right, do stay with archie and.

so that a specter side has a despair really clean up director squared. i don't sound right. she was mad, she said no. so the 2 inspectors were given 2 hours to inspect the whole $41.00 section. they were kicked off their phone and of course the cause of fun is costing less money was deemed a suicide. however, news reported that a week before he's dead, he did tell a friend that he was not skating, but if anything happens to him, it's not suicide. but of course the lawsuit against boeing continues and boeing is of course, and that's in pins and major security. and i'm switching over in some manufacturing processes. india is among the countries sticking to shake off the legacy of colonialism. we delve into the details with we're now in docs and host of let's talk about it to our new pump on aussie international is guess today is a citation violation date who has been called bollywood smith's preferred lawyer. here's a sneak peak of the sit down and airing in full throughout this monday. we made it enough to independence, or the british jurisprudence and the british system. bec

the ceo of russ awesome price, the unit t, both sides of display we offer to bangladesh, the entire specter of our supply of our confidence, including construction of small and peas, nuclear centers for medicine and agriculture. this year we will physically launch the new rooper and p p. the incredible unity of our 2 teams allows for a safe and high pace of work at the plant. despite the language barrier, we're going to translate the promise to build like we would for ourselves into the promise to help operate it. like we would ourselves it was hey, old as the shopping experience of the future, you walk into the store, you select your items, you walk out the technology would send you the bill a bit later. amazon kind of what's the future right now? but as it is come to light that a fleet of indian workers was secretly watching. every move of the shop was in manually recording what they had selected. the revelation was certainly raised more than a few eyebrows online. amazon build its just walk out stores as i'm trying to. they are in reality. it was powered by thousands of low paid indian w

and yes, of course, i mean there is the specter looming and we've seen it and we've seen it in action of this kind of politically motivated, congressional hearing, which is meant to kind of humiliate administrators into admitting that they're somehow anti semitic by not cracking down on pro palestinian protests with the requisite amount of force and sanctions, etc. and you see how this, this situation has led to students who are not, you know, the 1st amendment is kind of the hallmark freedom. that america, you know, what's forth as how it sees itself in the world is the home of freedom of speech. and when you see that being that being curtailed based on the viewpoint discrimination which is, you know, kind of a, it was something that's supposed to be not allowed under the 1st amendment. and you see university administrators kind of selectively applying that against pro palestinian protest. you see the response by the students has been to double down and to insist on their right to protest in solidarity after all, what they're protesting is in fact a genocide where new horrors, just k

alexander after the telezid peace, they were even called napoleon’s clerk in court circles, and the spectering, in general. exile to siberia, then spiransky will restore his position, but the reforms will remain buried, in this sense, by his liberal convictions, it seems to me, after all, these were the convictions of his youth during the times of the secret committee, when only immediately after the death of paul there was an attempt at reforms, when around it was this princely youth who grouped together, it was all this that alexander i changed, two historical figures who opposed each other, alexander. and napoleon has two such policies, you need to understand why, in fact, the war happened 1812, if before that you can find various other motives there, because alexander there, he took upon himself to protect someone there, something, here and there, well , there was a telsite, at first there was a telsite world, in they kissed, hugged, and agreed on something, but at that moment it was a meeting of unequal partners, because napoleon was the winner, after friedland , definitely, after the

doctor neal specter doctor spectre is one of the rest campers. scientists in the country life community is so incredibly fortunate to have one of the smartest mines in research who's working towards better treatment and a care protect the lives. right, that's a suggest a problem in connecticut, new york, new jersey, farmington plans and it's only getting worse except people at the front of their lives are taken out of society. and yet we have no clue what's going on with them. not coming up on the 10 years of, of, for a transfer ever since there was an evening. i'll never forget friday if the surgeon walked into my room and he said to me, you'll be done by monday night on our transplant. the you can do all the right things in the world forever. the disconnect here to north carolina is 1998. to start a new job. our daughter was 3 weeks home i had always been unbelievably healthy. i mean, i ran marathons who used to run 10 miles a day, 6 days a week. so it was a very foreign experience for me to go from taking care of cancer patients to barely being able to walk 10 yards without having to

if you keep wanting prices to go lower and lower you start raising the specter of disinflation and that word consumer as if it is all encompassing everybody. what is alluded to often, when talking about the bumpy path and pockets of reacceleration, the concentration of wealth is not necessarily rate sensitive and we've seen that play out. the market is coming into balance and seeing areas of disinflation as we ease back. it doesn't mean all consumers are feeling the same way day in and day out and that continues to be the plot line for a while. ashley: let me put you on the spot, there's a growing belief, rate cuts on the fourth quarter, difficult to predict, what do you think? >> a bit of a stretch unless there's a significant decline. we will find out friday. chair powell does not have friday's jobs data in hand until tomorrow but it's a stretch to say unemployment will decline from 3.9%. 1/10 of one percentage point, more likely we will see something by july. ashley: wish you will find out, terrific stuff. thank you for your insight help today. talking high prices, oil prices at a 5

but we begin with the specter of negative and violent political rhetoric that is once again rearing its ugly head. donald trump posting 77 times on easter sunday alone attacking the president, prosecutors, judges, sitting lawmakers and reposting dozens of far right articles praising him and trashing the biden administration. his primary easter message contained just seven words about easter itself, but 11 more calling his enemies evil and sick, america a failing nation. he even reposted an article comparing his held troubles to christ's crucifixion. this is not new, but the timing is making many house republicans increasingly uneasy as politico reports painfully aware that their own campaigns will constantly be asked to answer for his controversial or erats tick statements. so is this trump's intractable strategy now focused on his legal opponents with less time spent on traditional campaign events, and will it add fuel to president biden's new strategy to get under trump's skin. potentially provoking more of the kinds of attacks we saw over the past 36 hours. i want to bring in jonatha

and at each juncture they were blocked by lawmakers and bank lobbyists because the specter of a bankld always talk about how this could potentially squeeze out small lenders and result in, you know, a lot of pressure in that industry. so, they've always been blocked. and in this iteration, this latest attempt, is why they created a joint venture with ribbit capital, well known for backing places like affirm and robinhood. well known fintech vc firm they created this arm's length creation but at the same time, if you look at the structure of one, the board is composed of the ceo and cfo of walmart and if you listen to their conference calls, walmart is very clear that they talk about one all the time as their expression of this is how we're going to digitize financial services we views this a huge growth, one of many growth opportunities outside of retail. and, you know, watch this space. >> wow >> interesting >> very interesting. and getting so competitive, too. everyone wants a piece of that cake. >> it's also worth noting, to hugh's point, walmart has another reason to want to be i

but the specter at what many believe he did on bundy drive in brentwood in june 1994, color is how the country will forever see the man known as the juice. after his acquittal, simpson tried to embrace the spotlight. in the third act of his life, he went golfing and gabbing about the famous case and the supposed culprit, who never got caught. simpson even wrote a book about his theories, but he never returned to pretrial celebrity. instead the initials oj became synonymous with being a social pariah. >> audiences were much more divided on o.j. in that third act than they had been in the first act. and that's why he becomes, i think, such a divisive figure. toward the end of his life, simpson was convicted in 2007 of an armed robbery at a las vegas hotel. >> he said at the time that he was trying to take back sports memorabilia that belonged to him. nonetheless, he was convicted and spent nine years in jail. he was released in 2017 and spent the last years of his life in las vegas. his family says he died of prostate cancer at the age of 76. in the newsroom, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two ne

president or former president, is absurd, but at the same time yeah, when you add it to the larger spectere everyone is living with day to day, it becomes much less compelling. i do think this is kind of the big bang trial. if it does go to trial, august would be a perfect scenario for people who want this to play out. you'll see a bunch of facts and very, very damning testimony potentially and i'm sure liz cheney has some visibility on this given her work on the january 6th commission that is going to be a very big story, a purely national story. this didn't take place in arizona, georgia, or michigan. this was the raid on the capitol and everything we saw in that horrific day. that will be adjudicated and i think it's the most palpable part of this whole story. if that becomes front and center the last three months of the election, i think it becomes very powerful. >> glenn, let's focus on the new york criminal trial. davidpecker is now the first witness for the prosecution. now look at donald trump's behavior. he trash talks everyone and anyone who does not side with him, yet he has bee

the klan added a sort of specter killer performance to the violence, which made it more than the sum of its parts. the cost humes ritual special language and mystery that the klan added to the violence made it seem as though their violence had some larger meaning. it made their violence tell a story. this klan violence is what i call the white war on freedom. now, it may seem odd to liken what we've been taught was the peace to war, but wars never end as neatly as we think they do. they're often followed by new conflicts. and after the civil war, the new conflict was white. southern conservatives fight to undercut black people's freedom and the establishment of a more egalitarian democracy. and so there was no peace. as one historian put it, especially not for black people in the south and african-americans like abe and eliza lion knew it. white extremists targeted black people with regularity and with shocking impunity. they shot down black male voters at the polls. they stalked black officeholders and offered them bribes to leave office. and assassinated them. or tried to assassina

just the specter, he's required to be there every day. he has indicated that he wants to testify. if he does, his lawyers can't stop him from doing so. how do you expect that to play out day by day? >> reporter: the trick of it is, savannah, he's been in this courtroom before. he's been here obviously for his arraignment and pretrial hearings. this is different. his appearance is not voluntary, he's required to be here unless he gets special dispensation from the judge, and the judge has made it clear, he expects him to be here every single day, which in the middle of a reelection campaign is also just extraordinary and unprecedented if you really think about it. it will be interesting to see who's driving this. you talk about him saying he wants to testify. that obviously poses extreme risk for him across examination. obviously he would be in the witness chair there under oath and would have to testify truthfully in front of this jury as they assess his credibility, and we have seen him testify before, just recently in his civil fraud trial, he insisted upon testifying in that ca

but the specter at what many believe he did on bundy drive in brentwood in june 1994, colors how the country will forever see the man known as the juice. i don't believe that that time will be on oj's side. >> i don't think he will ever be a sympathetic figure. we have never seen an athlete have such a fall from grace and nothing, even his exceptional, athletic prowess. it was eclipsed by what became the trial of the century. >> after his acquittal, simpson tried to embrace the spotlight. in the third act of his life, he went golfing and gabbing about the famous case and the supposed culprit, who never got caught. simpson even wrote a book about his theories, but he never returned to pretrial celebrity. instead and the initials oj became synonymous with being a social pariah. >> audiences were much more divided on o.j. in that third act than they had been in the first act, and that's why he becomes, i think, such a divisive figure, toward the end of his life, simpson was convicted in 2007 of an armed robbery at a las vegas hotel. >> he said at the time that he was trying to take back