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either by way of the sloped sidewalk or stair framed by the landscape area. as we turn here, you can see how this -- you will be drawn into the courtyard and the bayview beyond. as we continue down coleman, you can see the mass is broken up with these smaller bays. turning back on to innes court, we will pass by four stoop entries which provides visual interest and appeal to the pedestrian experience. we can sit on our porch and watch the children play across the street or say hi to our neighbors as they walk their dogs to hill point park. there are canopies that provide cover and create a more pedestrian scale. as we conclude the video, like to point out some of the materials of the building. on the corner, we have the random pattern that provides texture in contrast to the smoother stucco bays. you'll also see there are panels covering the roof that will offset a large percentage of the residential energy load of the building. this shows some of the materials on the left is the random board, which is a cement board panel will different size battens at diffe

the point is we don't think about it because we use stairs so much. nobody thinks about it but stairs are basically an obstacle course, you take one wrong step and you're gonna eat shit, and that's one thing -- one thing that my man trump understood. love him or hate him, but you've got to treat stairs with respect. he understood that. you walk up slowly. you hold the banister and you swear to god if he lefts you survive this you will never walk upstairs ever again. finally, the british royal familiar, aka the world's number one exporter of black daughters in law. the royals have gotten a lot of criticism for some old-fashioned racist attitudes, be uh now they're committing to making a major step into the 20 20th century. >> new this morning, in the aftermath of disturbing claims of racism made by the duke and duchess of sussex, there are now reports that the royal family will soon appoint a diversity chief. yeah, it was during an interview with oprah harry and meg han said an unnamed member to have the royal family raised the issue of how dark their

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i rememberseeing stairs when usman khan ran towards her.his hand, she said, he was holding it above his head. i remember being struck by something, he said. i was aware my arm was struck. i remember looking at him in the shock and confusion, she said. she also said that usman khan didn't look particularly angry or have an expression on his face. she then made her way up the stairs, she said she walked, didn't run, she said that it wasn't until she got to the top of the stairs that she noticed the blood and realise she had been stabbed. we also heard from another attendee of the event, and marie wilson, who gave stephanie first aid. amory wilson talked about how she had been on the same table as usman khan and that usman khan had been wearing this heavy coat, a pufferjacket. she said that someone at her table had said he must be going in that code. we heard that several people at the event had remarked on this because he was wearing. we also have heard that what the police have described as a convincing but fake suicide belts was hidden unde

and i'm looking at the stairs next to the elevator. the elevator is to the south side, southeast, they have stairs there too. maybe they can build a roof deck there so it will protect us like privacy too. and they have a lot of decks and especially the front patio, i think they should have to cut down the decks to only one bedroom to the west side. so, you know, we can keep the privacy. no other marina district, they have a deck to deck to each other's house and i just want you to consider this and i know that they're making it beautiful and nice and everything's good. but i still think they should consider the neighbors, you know, so we can have the light and privacy and air. i really appreciate it, commissioners. thank you. >> secretary: thank you. okay. members of the public, last call for public comment on this item. you need to press star, then 3 to be added to the queue. >> i'm sorry. i made a mistake. >> secretary: thank you. commissioners, that will conclude public comment. the matter is now before you. >> commissioner: in gene

some of them would have gone up those stairs to the roof. for some reason the passenger elevators were not running in that corner. in the back of the room over here was an l-shaped air shaft with a little rickety iron fire escape 18 inches wide some workers escaped down two floors and back into the building under the fire by that fire escape. some went down and identical set of stairs 33 inch wide winding staircase down to the street in this corner of the room. the 10th floor is where the factory owners had their offices the factory showroom. was there the packing and shipping department 70 workers on the job that afternoon they received a warning about the fire by telephone from the 8th floor and they all escaped some of them barely. most of them went to that door and up the stairs to the roof where they climbed to the adjoining buildings. it was in between the 8th and 10th floors on the 9th floor. that the catastrophe was deadly there were about 250 workers that worked that afternoon. had long parallel rows of sewing machines that ran from

i don't know what they are doing down stairs. my laundry room. >> the question is you did not supply the original plans. >> no, no, no. >> from your memory. >> correct. >> not original plans. >> no, i have no idea about locked cases. >> that is all interpretation from you, correct, sir? >> yes. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> we will hear from the permit holder ms. hu. >> this is her husband. i think what you just heard from the tenant is that he magically recreated the plans from memory. those plans. [indiscernable] they he were in a locked drawer in a unit not his. this court can make a decision about whether he created from memory or obtained plans from an empty unit illegally. as far as his testimony that he illegally built the unit. we have a long correspondence with him during the buyout where he insisted that deck was legal and he was insisting on that during the course that he be allowed to retain access to the deck. now today he comes back to the committee in support of the claim and saying, no, he built them and he

two sets of bleachers have been installed over the stairs.ng stands for president-elect biden's upcoming inauguration. the bleachers on the left will prove to be a weak point in the capitol's defenses. >> [ bleep ]. >> join us! >> what happens next is difficult to see. so we've slowed down the video. the man in the black hat is the former marine, dominick pezzola, as he and others wrestle with police, pezzola is knocked to the ground. going frame by frame, you can see he grabs a police riot shield. he'll soon put it to use. inside, the joint session is certifying the election, state by state, alphabetically. alabama and alaska are up first. trump won those. republicans do not object. next up is arizona, which went to biden. republican representative paul gosar and ted cruz formally reject the results. house and senate members retire to their respective chambers to debate the objection. outside word quickly spreads. >> just rejected arizona's vote. [ bleep ] is about to get real. >> police fire flash grenades. but the attackers are unrelenting

and i'm looking at the stairs next to the elevator. the elevator is to the south side, southeast, they have stairs there too. maybe they can build a roof deck there so it will protect us like privacy too. and they have a lot of decks and especially the front patio, i think they should have to cut down the decks to only one bedroom to the west side. so, you know, we can keep the privacy. no other marina district, they have a deck to deck to each other's house and i just want you to consider this and i know that they're making it beautiful and nice and everything's good. but i still think they should consider the neighbors, you know, so we can have the light and privacy and air. i really appreciate it, commissioners. thank you. >> secretary: thank you. okay. members of the public, last call for public comment on this item. you need to press star, then 3 to be added to the queue. >> i'm sorry. i made a mistake. >> secretary: thank you. commissioners, that will conclude public comment. the matter is now before you. >> commissioner: in gene

there is a flight of stairs right next to the elevator. we brought him down to the holding room to the stage level on the elevator. we brought him back up on the elevator. as it happened, dave fisher was the person that said, hey rick, let me talk to you, on the way out. we came to the conclusion that it did not make sense for somebody as healthy as ronald reagan to be using this tiny elevator and be separated from the dock and the military aid and from the -- the doctor and the military aid entities -- and his agents. in the future, we would welcome down and up the stairs. there is a great deal of attention to small details like do we walk or take the elevator? it is only one floor. del: the average person today, looking back 40 years in hindsight, would be shocked that there was a rope line of people who had not gone through magnetometers, had not been screened by the secret service, a mix of press and average spectators. the reason it was there is because that was always where it went. it became so routine that people were not thinking

because she saw a trail of blood up the stairs. pedro: in the interest of time, we appreciate the story, but what would you like our guest to address from that? mr. robinson: -- caller: it is not the training. the training is right. the training is working the way it is supposed to work. we are t -- we are targets. i've been stopped 11 times working through maia -- walking through my own area. i am asked for a green card i don't have. pedro: thank you, gary. ms. robinson? caller: racial profiling and police brutality of any kind cannot be accepted. this goes to my comment about police culture. it has got to change. it cannot be accepted. it obviously is not true, i would say, for the vast majority of our law enforcement officers in this country, who are dedicated, honest, and not embracing of those actions. but it sadly is certainly true of some, as our caller reported. and while the actions he reported took place many years ago, sadly, they still occur today. and it is those types of occurrences that far too many people in this co

we expect the casket to make it's way up the stairs. he prepares to lie in honor. i want to bring in kristin welker. we're seeing president biden now lead the country as a consoler in chief when it comes to a police force that he knows so well in his many years in congress. and a police force that is reeling after what happened on january 6th, what happened then, and the attack this month. >> you're absolutely right, and i think you lay out the backdrop exactly perfectly. for president biden this is to some extent personal. because of the decades that he served on capitol hill as a senator. and i just spoke with a white house official who said he will talk about the enormity of the loss. he will talk about the sacrifice and the burden. particularly in this unique climate that we live in. i don't think he will comment about the tragic events of january 6th, but it will be implied that ever since this day these officers have carried increasingly more heavy burden on their shoulders. he will also talk about the courage, the duty, and he will extend his condolences to

two stairs going downsides by side in both buildings. you could have jumped to your neighbors. as the years go on people put up walls, plastic sheeting over them, they don't want water coming in. 100 years ago the water and rain came in. that is the way they were built. that is why they are floor drains. over the years this is more install issue. it is really unfortunate. it is something the owners have to deal with. one way or the other tonight or through a complaint at d.b.i. we will deal with. >> questions from all of the commissioners for you. >> thank you. we will hear from vice president swig. >> i want to take a chapter out of commissioner lazarus' song book and state to the task at hand which is the filling in of the light well. this is not about a deck. this is about filling in the light well as well as the other elements of the permit which are not under question at the moment. mr. duffy, if this board approves this permit tonight and the construction began and you sent folks out to inspect the light well portion of the permit and they discovered the site as it is tod

we both got each other home, helped each other up the stairs to the second floor, barricaded ourselves in the room, and my mother was outside the door crying, what happened, what happened? she saw a trail of blood going up the stairs. >> caller, in the interest of time, we appreciate the story, but what would you like our guest to address from that? >> it's not the training. the training is right. the training is working the way it's supposed to be. we are targets. i live in hunters creek in orlando, and i have been stopped 11 times walking through my own area. i've been stopped in front of my house twice and asked for a green card that i don't have. gary, again, appreciate the story and the personal story. miss robinson, if you wanted to address that. >> racial profiling and similar kinds of actions or police brutality of any kind -- >> i'm here. >> -- cannot be accepted. thus the earlier comment about police culture. it has to be changed. it cannot be accepted. it obviously is not true for, i would say, the vast majority of our law enforcement officers in this country who are dedicat

so they crossed the street and came up these stairs.was being carried up the staircase, he was still alive, unconscious. and the sight of abraham lincoln here at the top of the staircase was the last time the american people saw him alive. the doctor came in this doctor. and he told stafford, take us to your best room. the hallway is narrow. it was filled with the lincoln entourage, with the doctors and soldiers, and there was a narrow staircase on the right. stafford knew the best room was the front parlor occupied by the francises. it was locked. mrs. francis had seen the president being brought to the house and she was already dressed for bed. she wanted to put on clothes. she didn't unlock this door either. and all that was left was this little room at the back of the hallway which was occupied by a civil war soldier. but he was out for the evening. and so stafford led them to this back room here. you can see how narrow the hallway is. there's barely enough room for soldiers to carry him down this hallway. they took him into this ro

my mom comes up the stairs. she says something to me.g she's going somewhere, you know, i'm like okay, yada yada yada, i was watching television. >> you were zoned out. >> i was zoned out. and i'm so zoned out finally i fall asleep. >> marcus woke up later that evening to the sound of his baby brother crying. >> so i go downstairs, i'm like why is this little kid crying? where is everybody at? >> finally the phone rang. >> my stepfather calls me and he tells me, you know, he's saying, hey, is your mom there, is your mom home yet, whatever? and she -- and i'm like no, where the heck are you guys? i've been here and marquis won't stop crying. he just won't stop. he says, okay, okay, i'll be there soon. >> andre said he'd last seen marie around 5:00 p.m. just before he left for his son andre jr.'s football game. now when he returned home, marie and her car were gone. andre made a round of calls to friends, nobody knew where marie was. he then took all the kids to his mother's house and dropped them off. >> i remember somebody asked him wher

walking down the stairs, to the basement. >> and as he is going down the stairs, you can hear him get shot. >> reporter: we won't play that part of the recording. but listen to what byron says, after shooting nick, three times. >> you're dead. >> reporter: then, there's a rustling sound that the prosecution says is byron unfolding a tarp, that he uses to move nick's body. you can, then, hear byron reload his gun. haile, coming into the house, looking for her cousin. >> so, she comes in, and goes right to the basement. starts walking down. and that's when he shoots her. >> reporter: here, on the recording, is what the prosecution says is a pivotal moment. in his interview with investigators, byron had said he felt threatened by haile. and that she had been laughing at him, when he fired. >> she laughed at me. >> reporter: but on that audio recording of the shooting, which again, we have edited, the prosecution says haile clearly sounds terrified. >> oh, my god. >> she's screaming, in a high pitch. saying, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> and after he is done shooting, this is what byron says

so if you're keeping track, this week, biden has fought with russia, north korea, china, and now, stairs this isn't good. a wax statue of trump had to be taken down in san antonio because visitors kept punching it can we see the statue? yikes. well, in honor of it being removed, let's take a look back at some of the other wax statues we've lost over the years. ♪ ♪ in the arms o the ange fly away from here ♪ ♪ may you fin some comfort here ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: gone, but not forgotten. some business news i saw that facebook's working on something pretty interesting. listen to this >> facebook is building a version of instagram designed for kids under the age of 13 the social media giant said the kid friendly version is intended to allow children to use the platform safely. >> jimmy: it'll be worth it just to see a bunch of artsy photos of your kid's lunchabless? more screen time i keep saying that." and get this the cdc just announced that kids at school actually only need three feet of distance between each other when the teacher said, "okay class, how many inches are in three feet?" the kids we

and came up these stairs. and so as lincoln was being carried up the staircase. he was still alive unconscious. and the sight of abraham lincoln here at the top of the staircase was the last time the american people saw him alive. so dr. leo came in this door. and he told stafford take us to your best room. now the hallways narrow it was already filled with with the lincoln entourage with the doctors with the soldiers and there was a narrow staircase on the right. well stafford new the best room was the front parlor occupied by george and hilda francis. so he reached for the door here. it was locked. he went down to the second door here. this door was locked. hilda. francis was inside frantically getting dressed. she had seen the president being brought to the house to the front windows. and so she was already dressed for bed. so she wanted to put on clothes and so she didn't unlock this door either and all that was left. was this little room at the back of the hallway, which was occupied by a civil war soldier? but he was out for the evening and so stafford led

set that i wanted to go down be like, "yo, how about i come into the shot like come down the stair set, i definitely -- i started off skating before acting >> seth: just for those who don't think you're making it up, we're gonna roll some video that you posted on instagram. so this is -- this is you in real life. and this is far more -- oh, well now, nico, that's why she wouldn't let you do it she can't have an actor break bones during filming have you hurt yourself a good amount over the years? >> absolutely. >> seth: it does not seem to have put you off it. >> yeah, no. absolutely i've taken out, i think, 12 -- broken 12 bones? i've broken a handful, yeah. some of the worst ones like i split my head open right here tore a ligament in my ankle. oh, the coccyx, your tailbone, your butt bone - >> seth: yeah. >> -- broke that three times dude, that thing's the worst and you got to bring a donut to school >> seth: uh-huh. >> did it. yeah, that -- that ones -- those are -- your tailbones. >> seth: yeah. i mean, i'm not going to lie to you. i think if i broke it once, i'd be out of the game

it's interesting i feel like they're the opposite with stairs and covid.ok no precautions. biden took every precaution. but on stairs or ramps, trump is super careful. always holding the railing, going real slow. whereas biden throws caution to the wind trips upstairs three times so it's interesting, you know, it just shows we all contain multitudes we got a great show for you tonight. you know him from "community", "the hangover", "crazy rich asians", and of course "the masked singer. our friend ken jeong will be here and she is a hilarious stand-up and actress whose new movie "six minutes to midnight" is out this weekend. eddie izzard is joining me and she is making her u.s. tv debut with us tonight. we'll have music from breakout uk pop artist griff. but before we get to all that, the former top prosecutor for the capitol riots said on sunday that the evidence in the attack could support sedition charges as federal investigators continue to examine former president donald trump's role in fomenting the insurrection for more on this, it's time for "a clos

you see the eight coming up the back stairs, he brings a mask to him.sing his mask at an outdoor rally in georgia. this despite him being fully vaccinated. he is also pledging to keep wearing a mask outside even though his own cdc tells the rest of the country, all of us come up stages him this week in a press conference of her own, the cdc director, to tell us we don't have to wear masks outside any longer if we have been vaccinated. >> it's a small precaution to take that has a profound impact. it's a patriotic responsibility, for god sake. >> harris: it's a patriotic responsibility to go against your own cdc. maybe that is why the doctor popped up out of nowhere this weekend went for a upstaged the president. >> kayleigh: that's right, it's incredible. he is waging the biggest vaccine hesitancy campaign in history. he is having a panic attack on stage because he can't find his mask, going against his own cdc director. in the clip he played, previous to the sound bite he said to crack melvin, i know we are both vaccinated, right now we are socially di

and slipping on stairs and then started basically to fall over just basically people trampling each other when i gave it misses when i witness said there was no place to go people were just for laying on each other and the 1st calls for help were also received by them some had said you know because of the barriers that were around you know the crowd was just not able to go anywhere when this happened and what are the biggest challenges now because i mean we've seen the death toll in the dozens already we understand that rescue workers are you know trying trying to do their best in the area right now what are they facing. well it's a very difficult terrain and of course you know there were tens of thousands of people now you have to understand this is a major religious festival and it's meant to be a joyous you know people going there from the also also talks community you know to rejoice at life to sell upright to dance now last year this event was mainly restricted because of the coronavirus pandemic this year it was the 1st time they could gather but it was still in a way much smaller c

grammar school with a 6 figure donation every year and can really sign then we can show you around up stairs and see how things are progressing. and outdated classrooms have to be completely refurbished. d.d.'s is the idea is to turn this space into a so-called working area a library where people can work on their own in peace and quiet. the walls will be removed and new methods of teaching and learning introduced. hats are already made donations to the school as a family business owner that was often met with skepticism. and we see here in atlanta from your from here in germany you get all these strange questions from people why do you support such projects as if they always assume it's to save tax or that you want to exert influence. people don't see that you could simply be enthusiastic about an idea and want to support it for that reason. you seem. to want to get out. in the modern building next door the new classroom and learning concepts have already been implemented partly thanks to financial support. despite the current pandemic restrictions many children here can learn from a low bo

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i don't know what they are doing down stairs.. >> the question is you did not supply the original plans. >> no, no, no. >> from your memory. >> correct. >> not original plans. >> no, i have no idea about locked cases. >> that is all interpretation from you, correct, sir? >> yes. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> we will hear from the permit holder ms. hu. >> this is her husband. i think what you just heard from the tenant is that he magically recreated the plans from memory. those plans. [indiscernable] they he were in a locked drawer in a unit not his. this court can make a decision about whether he created from memory or obtained plans from an empty unit illegally. as far as his testimony that he illegally built the unit. we have a long correspondence with him during the buyout where he insisted that deck was legal and he was insisting on that during the course that he be allowed to retain access to the deck. now today he comes back to the committee in support of the claim and saying, no, he built them and he as the tenant b

school with a 6 figure donation every year and can really have a side then we can show you around up stairs and see how things are progressing. outdated classrooms have to be completely refurbished. deduces the idea is to turn this space into a so-called working area a library where people can work on their own in peace and quiet. the walls will be removed and new methods of teaching and learning introduced. hats are already made donations to the school as a family business owner that was often met with skepticism. and we see here in atlanta from which are from here in germany you get all these strange questions from people why do you support such projects as if they always assume it's to save tax or that you want to exert influence. people don't see that you could simply be enthusiastic about an idea and want to support it for that reason. you seem. to be. in the modern building next door the new classroom and learning concepts have already been implemented partly financial support. despite the current pandemic restrictions many children here can learn from a low bow employees. like. this

- good luck, i hope you don't run into bumpy terrain or stairs.to toppled the greatest democracy on earth. - the democrat party, progressives, socialists, marxists, pose a far greater threat to this nation than any-- any person on the battlefield. - we looked around and we were shocked, but not surprised. the last 14 months tipped it pretty good. the total distrust of facts and information. the cult-like devotion, not to their country or ideals, but to a person. of course they were gonna get here. (loud bang) - all right, here we go. - and we knew it was time to leave. we continued listening to the escalating insurrection unfold in the only place a comedy show should-- from the quiet car of a nasella rushing back to new york city. of course as we all know, the insurrection failed. trump left office and the maga supporters who aren't awaiting trial have returned to their hometowns and their old lives. but before i walked away from this story, i wanted to connect one more time with a trump rally-goer. one on one, away from the cameras and insults an

sardine like bunks bathed in game arcade lighting are available up stairs but often go begging as customers immerse in multi-player gaming. >> for those of us that don't have lightning fast reflexes, it's easy to see why cheating is irresistible. you can have sharp shoot er aim and see through walls. here, online gamers are no one to take short cuts. when we first opened we caught three cheaters, the manager said. this year, close to half a bill fans are forecast to watch e-sports. with revenues on track to top $1 billion. vanquishing the cheating hoard will be front and center. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. check back later for cbs this morning and follow us online all the time at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capi ♪ >>> it's tuesday, april 6th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hey, texas, we got a national championship, too! the state deserves it. >> the best in college basketball. baylor routs gonzaga to win the ncaa championship. why the bears victory was also a win for the tournament. >>> covid and education. the cdc released its new guidance

>> that was when i was calling my mom to tell her not to come down the stairs. >> and if she were to come down the stairs, this is where you were living. >> correct. >> is the door where she would have come out, would that have been at the scene. >> correct. >> and could you take the stylus and show where the door would be. >> it would swing out here. >> if she'd come down she would come out into the scene? >> correct. >> and you talked about a co-worker younger than you who came out. is that the individual in the white t-shirt? >> correct. >> all right. and okay, so then we will continue to run exhibit 33, please. >> [silent] [silent] >> i'm going to pause it right here, please, for the record this is 8:28:34. can you describe to the jurors what you're doing? . recording the scene. >> and you'd walked over to the scene, near the door where your mom would have come out? >> correct. >> and the individual in the white t-shirt, what, he had stepped off the curb into the street here, correct? >> correct. >> all right. so then let's continue to run exhibit 33, please. and we're going to p

either by way of the sloped sidewalk or stair framed by the landscape area. as we turn here, you can see how this -- you will be drawn into the courtyard and the bayview beyond. as we continue down coleman, you can see the mass is broken up with these smaller bays. turning back on to innes court, we will pass by four stoop entries which provides visual interest and appeal to the pedestrian experience. we can sit on our porch and watch the children play across the street or say hi to our neighbors as they walk their dogs to hill point park. there are canopies that provide cover and create a more pedestrian scale. as we conclude the video, like to point out some of the materials of the building. on the corner, we have the random pattern that provides texture in contrast to the smoother stucco bays. you'll also see there are panels covering the roof that will offset a large percentage of the residential energy load of the building. this shows some of the materials on the left is the random board, which is a cement board panel will different size battens at diffe

passengers had to take the emergency stairs to safety.ow about you but i think taking the stairs down, it sounds scarier than writing down. fortunately everybody was safe and no one got hurt. hopefully none of them were afraid of heights. breaking tonight, this is a really sad story. gunshots running out in richmond, virginia, apparently aimed at a group of children. police say one person was killed, four wounded. the victims include an infant, two teenagers and two adult women. one of the women shot later died at a hospital. >> everything was happening so fast. it was like, a war just broke out. >> this is where i live in this is where i pay bills. it's happy you got to come home and you can't even make it safely to your door because you've got guns in the neighborhood. >> kristin: a 3-month-old baby is in serious condition and the shooter is still at large. an unprovoked act of violence against an nypd detective caught on camera in queens. correspondent aishah hasnie is taking a look at this incident and other examples of how an already

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all right, stairs mode. oh, my word! look! no way! he made it!ife. you'll see them in warehouses, you'll see them in the back of a grocery store doing inventory, so it's starting "do not enter. area closed to the public." do a little spin on the spot, why not? # do a little dance. # make a little move. one of the things we're interested in in putting this dog out there, right on the streets, is what do — what do people think of it? how do they react to it? here we go. i'm just going to do some tricks for him now because, you know, he wanted me to go and smell his hand, so i'm gonna wag my tail at him. wow! look at that! whoa! laughs. they're applauding me for doing tricks! spot's been tremendously successful for us. all sorts of folks are deploying spots and we have kind of a turnkey integration that lets a company get set up and have this capability right out of the box, so it is intuitive — i mean, you picked it up in 30 seconds and, you know, you've walked a couple of miles today with — with literally no training. jeff, thanks so much for lett