for your review are the draft st. paul banner criteria, which would regulate the design, placement, and fees. the purpose of regulating street: banners -- street pole is to create a dynamic and colorful appearance to the waterfront that furthers the objective rather than enhance it -- by enhance the attractiveness and objectives to the public while minimizing the visual blight. the draft better criteria are, to an extent, modeled after the city's public works code. the proposed criteria are specific to the port in the following ways. the port's draft better criteria would allow banners announcing any event, which is defined as an activity of general public interest to san francisco residents or visitors to the port of san francisco that takes place in the city or within port jurisdiction and can reasonably be expected to have an in-person attendance of 500 or more persons. for a single event or 1000 or more for a series of events. the criteria defined specific streets. in addition to the center median of the embarcadero ro

. >> outside boston, the daughters of st. paul are also making active use of new technologies.their order was founded almost a hundred years ago by an italian priest who believed the media would have a profound impact on culture. >> he said look at the churches. he said "where are the people? "the people are not in the pews. "where are they?" so it's our job to go out to wherever they are and make that place a church, a sanctuary, a place where they can meet god and god can meet them. >> whereas maybe people before might have thought they had to go to church to do religion, they are doing it in the comfort of their home, having religious theological discussions with their friends. maybe even a lot more fun because people like to get on their computer and go on facebook. >> many of the sisters have blogs, twitter accounts and facebook pages. and they have developed a series of mobile web apps, such as the rosary app, that people can use on their smartphones and ipads. >> sister sean mayer is an administrator of the facebook page for the award-winning daughters of st. paul choir.

st. paul's. the guests or more state invited guests.e're seeing that you have all of the friends of william and kate. titanic did not go to a college and have those -- diana did not go to a college and have those kinds of friends. she spent the night before alone. they brought her dinner on a tray. see kate middleton inviting people from her home town. it is such a different approach to a wedding. it is almost like this is the wedding of a young couple. we get to have a peek at. >> the guests are coming from her home town. the butcher, the postman. who knew they would get invitations? >> i think they have tried to keep it as a people's kind of wedding. that is the kind of young royals that they want to be. the truly love each other. we did not know as all of us went to britain to cover the wedding of charles and diana, it is a fairy tale. i had somebody on set with me, a royal watcher. during a commercial break, -- there was a procession to st. paul's. she said the next carriage as bowles. parker we looked at him. he was such a flamboya

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st. paul, chicago, boston and cincinnati, delays there. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com.we'll talk about a warming trend in your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> and three days and counting. first royal fans are camping out to get the best view of kate and william. >> and what they haven't ever done before.3q copd makes it hard to breathe so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, vavair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart ndndition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breath

st. paul, chicago, boston and cincinnati, delays there. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. we'll talk about a warming trend in your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> and three days and counting. first royal fans are camping out to get the best view of kate and william. >> and what they haven't ever >>> all right. first royal fans are beginning to reserve their spots outside westminster abbey. 56-year-old john lowery set up camp yesterday. there he is. with only a sleeping bag. he says he will be until friday to beat the tens of thousands of speculators expected to line the streets. another one says a woman has been planning if th for months. >> when they announced the wedding, within half an hour, they put the sign up. >> let me get this straight. are you going staying here at night as well? >> one of three of us will be here at night at all times. >> that is a commitment. we'll bring you the royal wedding live during a special edition this friday 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. abc will have a special edition royal wedding, 20/20 from 9:00 to 11:00 on friday night. you're not

with half of the journey behind them at st paul's is to rest the strain of the rapids has taken its toll. we've covered about half of the distance so for another four difficult records are still ahead of us so let's get go and. the rest is relax on a small flat patch of the bank. when spring comes around it will disappear hundred ten means a body of water becoming part of the river bed. this place can only be reached in winter time when the water level isn't. hold back everybody. now all together. whenever you concentrate on what you're doing. just tropes. stop talking and look this way. this turn those in that direction then turn to the censors. demonstrates the full. behavior. to avoid the accident. coming closer to me and then. clinging to the side of the bus is the only option otherwise the powerful current will throw it against the ropes doing nothing in this situation is just as dangerous. the people under the bank this would. be much of a topple it is fast as you can. see. the boat is sure to show up any time. he's going to show up. move forward move forward the world goes forward

st. paul's high school. i attended san francisco state university's school of nursing and i currently live in the mission district. my history with st. luke's began long before i worked there. when i was 8 years old my mother had surgery and i remember climbing up the building stairs which are now closed becauser in not a.d.a. accessible. my three children were born at st. lukes and they have served as volunteers over the years at the hospital. i began my career as a staff nurse in the surgical unit on the ninth floor. i worked the knight shift and i remember the many aftershocks where all the nurses and i were afraid when the building swayed from side to side. we were afraid that we would have to evacuate the patients in fear that we could not get them all out in time. since 1995 i worked as a certified diabetes educator and because of the prevalence of diabetes in our surrotundaing neighborhoods is very high, especially in the latino and african american community, many of our patients have socioeconomic is

football association says it is requesting punishment after a linesman was hit by full cup of beer in st. paul lee's last game against schalke. e referee abandon the game after the incident and the match was later awarded to schalke two-year -- and failed to protect a linesman and now must play behind closed doors. the ruling is affected -- expected friday. thursday's of the completion of the fifth stage of the santa clara from, one of the most challenging sporting events in the world. the 780 runners had to cover a grueling 82 kilometers in the two-day state and the new leader emerged at the end, morocco's rashid marichi, head of the leader board after completing today's run in just over seven hours. we will be back after a short break with >> we continued the program with a look at life in berlin. jobs being created of the board in germany right now, according% to the latest government statistics. everywhere, that is, except here in the german capital. with the country experiencing stellar growth rates you would think that would have a trickle- down effect but a number of people out of wk in

st. paul's cathedral on their wedding day.fergie and andrew on their wedding day. >> don't mention that. this is another very english fan the great pale of bells that will go on hour after hour. >> mark phillips, i imagine the crowd is going wild as they watch them board the carriage. >> a huge roar went up here in anticipation of the now-married couple coming out of the abbey. they're still cheering and waving flags here, as the state landau rolled up in front of the great west door here. further cheers went up. this really is the profession that the people who have, some of them, been here for a couple of days came to see. the images that we have of these royal weddings, these are the ones that we recall, the happy married couple, luckily today the weather has held up enough so that they can use this open state landau. there was a fear they'd have to go in a glass coach. just starting to move off now. well, basically use the same route that each of them took coming here. except that catherine, her royal highness, catherine,

recovery schools and friends in st. paul, minnesota, held a kickball tournament with live music and fun for everyone! the event was held at como park where attendees enjoyed a nice day outdoors playing kickball and were able to celebrate recovery together with games, music, speakers, and information booths. the partnership for a healthy durham held a block party for the entire durham, north carolina, community at durham central park. this free event included food, diverse entertainment, games, and activities for all ages. information was also provided about substance use disorders and treatment options and the inspiring stories of members of the local recovery community. the northern ohio recovery association invited all bikers down to the cleveland metroparks zoo for a recovery ride. a three-tier trophy was given to one lucky winner for best bike. the other participants were given a t-shirt, patch, and admission to the zoo. also included was food, fun, and fellowship. hundreds of oregon and washington residents celebrated r

st. paul's church, the crooked part of lombard street and transamerica peer mid. it offers great opportunity to take advantage of abundant natural light and ipping corporate these important landmarks into the library and also to provide great connection to the expanded park block. as this diagram shows, the triangle offers a clear diagram for how to incorporate the three important program areas of the children's area in one corner, the adults in a separated space in the main part of the triangle and a separate teen area, all with a centralized and efficient staff area at the center of the proposed building. this is a more detailed plan showing phase one, with the one block of mason street closed. and, again, you can see in greater detail the centralized service area and the golden color in the middle, as well as the three separate program areas, all public spaces -- library spaces are on one floor, and it is connected to the park in a secure and safe manner. the closing of lombard -- excuse me. the closing of mason street was done on a temporary basis in the summe

. >> reporter: pastor kurt ludwig the st. paul methodist church in woodbridge ministers to many of those who were uprooted. >> i think it's like a foreclosure on the homeless. i don't understand why there wasn't any coordination between the local authority and social services or the churches or anybody. >> reporter: residents of the camp say they were not given enough notice to move their possessions which aren't much but are all they have. >> this is not a joke. this is really going to hurt me. i'm 62 years old. where am i going? where am i going to go? >> virginia department of transportation officials have posted no trespassing signs in the area and they say they intend to enforce that. jim, back to you. >> jackie ben son, thanks. >>> mayor benson gray was booed at national's home opener today. >> let's play ball! >> the booes beganast mayor announced "play ball" to open the season. this comes allegations of nepotism and cash payouts during his mayoral campaign. earlier in month a mcclairist poll shows. 31%. >>> they found that

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an omission st paul of you want. to. call. america's national security team faces a major we shall call the top commander in afghanistan general david petraeus is expected to take over the cia the current intelligence chief will replace robert gates as defense secretary or to contributor wayne madsen says president obama is making it what shares his long term military vision. one of the people being replaces are a u.s. ambassador to afghanistan former general karl eikenberry who we know has. had a cool relationship with the obama white house and also a cool relationship with petraeus looks like president obama is basically cleaning house of anyone who might question his very aggressive foreign policy secretary defense gates has been somewhat reluctant to commit u.s. ground forces or even u.s. special forces personnel on a limited basis in the libyan conflict so what we're seeing now is obama warning to put leon panetta who is basically a former democratic congressman he was chief of staff to president clinton he's basically a

st. paul's cathedral. the wedding will be held here. >> reporter: july 29th, 1981.hy teenager, lady diana spencer, marrying the heir to the english throne. all of england, the world, wanted to watch. >> i remember the night before, my mom said, you know, tomorrow's going to be a big day. there's a princess getting married. of course, a 5-year-old girl, that's the greatest thing you've heard of. >> reporter: across the u.s., darkened early morning living rooms flickered with televisions. little girls enchanted by the fairy tale about to unfold. >> i laid on the floor on my stomach with my hands under my chin, as a child, just in awe, staring at the tv. >> reporter: a glass carriage, a princess and, oh, that dress. >> her dress was magnificent. >> had giant puffy sleeves. >> and the veil was gathered around. you could almost not see her. >> the 25-foot train being unfurled and it being wrinkled. >> reporter: so many of those images stayed with us there through the years. >> her wedding inspired me to be a really good photographer, where i just want to make my brides l

st. paul's cathedral. >> with the dome? >> st. s wed diana in 1981. further along the river, we arrive at london's most iconic structure. >> it's not the clock itself that makes big ben, it's the ben inside the clock tower. >> big ben will ring for a full three hours following friday's wedding. >> they will not be rung by a computer. there will be ten bell ringers led by a conductor. that's quite a biceps workout. >> it is. >> good afternoon, ladies. >> good afternoon, sir. >> our tour continued in one of london's beloved taxis. >> the london cabs might be the best in the world? >> plus, there is just something rather smart about them. >> you feel quite regal. >> you do. >> first stop, westminster abbey. >> this is the west gate tour? >> yes. >> we pull up to the very entrance where katherine middleton will be unveiled as a bride and billions will see her gown for the first time. >> this is where kate will come in? >> make her grand entrance. we can get a little sense of what that will feel like right now. the crowds will be going

because st. paul says, "we're to pray unceasingly." >> simon: what's funny about that?ovos: that's not what's funny about it. what's funny is how you think i can stop praying. >> simon: you're praying every minute of the day? >> iakovos: even right now when we're talking. >> simon: really? >> iakovos: of course. >> simon: you don't see father iakovos praying while he's talking, but look at these other monks. their lips never stop moving, not for a second. they just keep reciting the jesus prayer day and night-- "lord jesus, have mercy on me." it becomes like breathing. some monks say they can pray when they sleep, and they get no more than three hours sleep a night. but mt. athos gets more applicants than it can handle. it's harder to get into than harvard. a man comes as a novice. he's free to leave if he doesn't like it, and the monks can tell him to leave if they don't like him. when a novice arrives here, can you tell whether he's going to make it or not? can you tell whether he's going to qualify to be a monk? >> serapion ( translated ): after a while, it becomes p

st. paul's cathedral to buckingham palace is a way to have dianne then in today's festivities. they're passing through the area filled with sand. in their fairy tale wedding carriage. i am so glad it is not raining. we get such a better view of them. >> james: there are about halfway through the riots and the way back to buckingham palace. all along that road has just been set every >> justine: it is about 1.5 mi. ride from the the abbey to the palace. so many fun things are happening at the palace, it is little nervous for wedding ceremonies. once it is over you can breed, relax. now they get to celebrate to huge party is planned for today. both at buckingham palace one was 650 guest hosted by the clean. it is a lunch. >> james: very formal and delicious. the some fantastic food. >> justine: the vip ticket is a 300 person dinner and dancing party hosted by prince charles. >> james: a lot of fun with that. you grab the food, 15,000 canapes they're making little order from a 24 chefs, working in the 2000 square foot kitchen. they cannot get started into the guest arrived they wa

petersburg to pay st. paul. one community not only pays for its own police and fire but another community's police and fire as well. what makes this more unfair is we all know that all funds are functi fun eligible. a grant from one community to another doesn't even necessarily go to that lucky community's police department. it merely supplants local funds that would have otherwise have gone to the local police department but are free to funds much more authorities that have nothing to do with police services. this is a great example of how the minority party has abandoned the principles of fairness and federalism on which the nation was found and ended up mismanaging billions of dollars as a result. >> thank you. >> i know mr. pascrell's passion for this is real and contagious. i do appreciate that. for my cheeks i would like to note the chairman's mark supports the level for homeland security activities of the federal government and therefore meeting the department of homeland security request for assistance t

attorneys for the players and owners came to st. paul, minnesota, yesterday to make their arguments. the labor dispute is putting this year's pro-football season in jeopardy. now talks between the two sides have been on hold since negotiations collapsed last month. >>> time now 6:26. police are warning residents about con artists that target residents of this wealthy bay area community. frank received a phone call from someone posing as his grandson. the caller said he needed money wired to a lawyer right away. well he later found out he had sent $3,000 to a scammer. another man says he got a similar call, but he wasn't fooled by the person who started off by asking a personal question. >> what's the name of your oldest grandson? and at that point i said, well, i know the name of my oldest grandson, but what's your name? and with that he just hung up. >> now police are warning these calls could be coming from someone in town or in another country. so it's hard to trace. they want anyone who gets a suspicious call like that to call the po

my hometown saw st. paul. carried a lunch bucket down to the meat packing plants. dangerous jobs, worked on the railroads to make sure that i had a good education, to make sure that i had a safe school to attend, to make sure that we had roads, that we had the basics in life that helped communities be strong and vibrant. so budgets that the republicans just passed today takes away that underpinning of community, of shared sacrifice, of responsibility to one another in order to have strong communities. right here in washington, d.c. our founding fathers and mothers share a sacrifice to make sure that we had in this country an opportunity for everyone to be successful. and in order for people to be successful they have to have an opportunity to get a good quality education, they have to have an opportunity to have their basic health care needs met, shelter, and transportation. all that. all that shared sacrifice is gone in the republican budget. they made a decision that it is more important to suspend resources, to borrow money, to pay interest to give more tax brea

. >> but minnesota has long been a leader in the domestic violence program in the city of st. paul the blueprint for domestic violence strategy should be a model of criminal-justice agencies can't work together. i am excited to think those programs rely and evidence based on decision-making ba'ath guarantees that every dollar they spend is being used to fund programs that are proven to work so can you tell me more what they're doing to promote the evidence to ensure other states have access to innovative programs and strategies like st. paul? >> minnesota does a long and rich history serving pricked of this. i know the senator was significantly involved with that. but in terms of the evidence based approach and some may do that kind of information i am pleased come with this is a big priority but i am pleased to see we move with victims of services as well. starting off as the grass roots of the kids and all about compassion for victims and has evolved with dave professional feel we will never lose compassion but much more professional as well and victims services have to work smar

one the things i think is very important to remember that in places like st. paul, minneapolis-st. paul, we found that local communities reached out to the bureau some and especially local police in many ways. something that's positive when a sting operation is executed, we do find that the communities do respond if we do the policing the way chief bratton just described. >> well, now we're going to invite audience members to join in the institution. if you could wait for the microphone and speak directly into it and stand, state your name, and your affiliation, and if we could keep the questions as con size as possible, that's great. anything that you learned an hour ago from the last session, please don't refer to it in your question. yes, sir, in front here. please wait for the microphone. >> john from va systems former u.s. intelligence community, and terrific panel. appreciate your thoughtful comments. we heard this morning something we've heard frequently from our own government, and that is that the threat is from islamic extremism, not from islam. that's hardly an endorsemen

. >> minnesota has long been a leader in innovative domestic violence programs in the city of st. paul recently came up with a blueprint for domestic violence intervention strategies that really should be a model for how criminal justice agency can work together. making sure that programs are reliant on evidence-based decisionmaking that guarantees that every dollar we spend is being used to fund programs that are proven to work. can you tell me more about what the government is doing to promote evidence-based decisionmaking and ensuring that other states have access to the innovative programs and strategies being designed in places like st. paul? >> certainly. and minnesota does have a long and rich history of serving victims of crime. i know senator wellstone was significantly involved in that. in terms of the evidence-based approach and disseminating that kind of information, i'm particularly pleased -- this is a big priority at the department of justice overall and throughout the office of justice programs, but i'm particularly pleased to see that we're moving in that direction in

the players and owners came to st. paul, minnesota, to make the arguments.s putting the season in jeopardy. talks have been on hold since negotiations collapsed last month. >>> round one of the masters is now underway in augusta, georgia. arnold palmer and jack nicklaus did some ceremonial tee shots. all eyes will be on phil mickelson and tiger woods. he is not the augusta favorite. mickelson is the huge favorite. >>> a debate is brewing over whether to charge out of towners a fee for visiting san francisco's botanical gardens. a $7 fee went into effect lamps summer. the committee heard arguments from people who want to eliminate it. they say it's hurting attendance. others say it helps pay for the garden's upkeep. >>> japan was rocked by yet another huge earthquake. this triggered a tsunami warning. >>> the major development that's expected in one hour in the jaycee dugard case. >>> an update on the wet and windy thursday morning. >>> good morning. another huge quake has rocked japan. we're told it's an after shock. >> also, tragic news from south america.

all apologies to my colleagues from south carolina and georgia, most of windows that minneapolis-st. paul is probably the transportation center of the entire world. general mcnabb, i've got a copy of the letter that you sent to mr. babbitt, the f.a.a. administrator, where you are expressing some concerns about a proposed rule that will affect crew rest for our commercial partners. could you briefly outline what your concerns are, what impact this rule might have on our ability to move troops and personnel? >> sure. congressman, actually mr. babbitt did come out, administrator babbitt did come out and visit with the transcom, also visit with the command and we chatted about what this impact would have on our reserve fleet especially the non-scheduled carriers that the legacy carriers kind of a separate issue but the nonscheduled carriers, primarily due the charter work, not only for us but for others, as i mentioned, to him i said safety is paramount. there is no question that -- >> what would the impact be? what is your concern your? >> sir, the biggest concern has to do with you get mode

where i live is a lot different than the homelessness i saw in the bigger city of minneapolis or st. paulssness around here, there's only a few homeless individuals, so they kind of have a reputation. like, after viewing my video, i know a lot of people have come up to me and said, hey, you know, i saw brad, the homeless gentleman i interviewed. and i feel like for him the assistance he receives in, like, a smaller area like where i live is a lot more, you know, based on people's generosity whereas in the city of minneapolis or st. paul there are shelters and soup kitchens to help people out. >> what did you learn from the people with whom you spoke at the food shelf? >> i went to the food shelf, they told me about this program called 231 which is a -- 211 which is a federally-funded program to try to avoid homelessness. if someone feels like they may be on the verge of becoming homeless, they could call 211, and there's a bunch of resources available to them to try to avoid that outcome. >> beyond 211 what is the federal government doing to address homelessness? >> the federal government

st. peter and paul, the neighborhood center, and those young folks are going to file out at this time so there will not have to stay to the entire hearing. thank you. [applause] we're going to go to the overhead. as you have heard, the north beach library is one of 24 branches to be renovated or build new as part of our branch library improvement program. the branch built in 1959 is no longer effective in meeting the needs of the dense neighborhood service. the library needs to expand, to become updated, and to have seismic and ada safety standards implemented. the north beach library is on the joe dimaggio playground, a heavily used urban park. despite its heavy use, the part is constricted by numerous elements -- by buildings that are on the site, by fencing throughout the site, but a very steep grade change, and by the streets the border it. this shows the park prior to the installation of the library. recognizing that both sets of amenities are essential to the north beach neighborhood, the library and recreation and parks department instituted a planning process to achieve a set of

st. paul's cathedral. out comes diana with that train. >> that train. and all crumpled.india and sara's job was managing that train. were you terrified? >> it was more that i had a job to do and the job wasn't going right. >> did lady diana say anything to you? >> she was sympathetic. she turned around and she said, do you best. >> reporter: and she did. as 750 million viewers watched. >> that must have been so nerve racking. >> what we don't know is what kate's going to wear. diane sawyer and i are coanchoring from london. we'll find out then. the other thing that is funny, india hicks' mother, lady pamela, was a bridesmaid for queen elizabeth. and she talked about, on that day, the tiara broke. only at buckingham palace could you say, get me another one. >> you must have great memories about that day. when princess diana got married. >> i have happy memories of the wedding. sad memories of covering the funeral. this will be the fourth royal event i'll be covering. nobody does it like the british, the parades, the horses, the trumpets. >> and nobody does it like you. yo

st. paul's cathedral. and she steps out with her crushed silk skirt. but acres and acres of silk.st the train was magnificent. >> i love the photos of young william as a baby going off to school. so many great images there. >> in the uniform, yes. >> absolutely. and you compare and contrast the two engagement press conferences. one with kate. and the other with the young diana spencer. what was the compare and contrast to you? >> what was so fascinating for me about watching those videos is watching the first interview that kate and william gave after their engagement. and kate is very differential. she's quiet. she's a girl who doesn't particularly -- she doesn't seem to crave the limelight but accepts that she obviously is in the public eye. and she has a duty. when you look back at the archival footage of charles and diana, which is in the book, even in their engagement interview, diana was the one with all of the attention. she was the one doing all of the talking. >> they nicknamed her waity katy because she waited so long. but she was clearly more poised than diana was at th

officials from the league and players met before a judge in minneapolis, st. paulontinue to have patience with us. keep rooting for the players. keep rooting for football. >> these kinds of matters ought to be settled at the collective bargaining table and not a federal court. >> reporter: attorneys for the players argue the owner-imposed lockout should be lifted because it's causing them irreparable harm. the league countered that it shouldn't be heard until they rule on whether the player's union acted in bad faith. >> the judge pushed back on the owners. the irreparable harm argument that 800 players without contracts would be negatively affected. tough to read the tea leaves but right now it seems a slight leaning toward the players. >> outside of lambeau field, in green bay, wisconsin, thoughts of not having a football season hits hard. the packers fans still visit and take pictures but say something doesn't feel right. >> we never thought this would happen. football makes so much money, go ahead, so much money, it's so much like you can't believe this is goin

we're going to start with pictures of st. paul. they got a dose of snow there. kstp, in sexut. 32-degree mark. chicagoland, you've been cold lately. you get to 34. on the west coast, what we haven't talked about is the line of showers that go from the great northwest. seattle to san francisco get the showers. the southern part of california is dry. but cooler than normal. 67 and you should be in the 70s. once you hop into the desert, you're in the 90s. phoenix is 90 degrees. so is san antoni and all that weather was brought to you by party city. robin? >>> it's been a good ten minutes since we talked about the royal wedding. let's get to our royal diary and the inside scoop on will and kate's wedding, the queen's dozen, katie nickchonichol. what every guest needs to know. >> good morning. while most of the world will be watching from the comfort of their sofas, the invited 1,900 guests have a strict code to adhere to. i wanted to find out all about it. i went straight to an expert. >> the wine vase. you have to hold it here. >> reporter: lady elizabeth anthen, knows a thing abo