steen: the answer is they can't. you can defy gravity short-term but it will ultimately take singapore down. they see this as a preemptive strike to move up first. this is in line with what they have done historically. singapore will be hurt because it is a small economy. those are always the first ones to feel the headwinds. to me, it is a telltale sign of how the world continues to subpar in far -- terms of growth. the elbow for any economy in asia, and europe, and africa, and latin america, are very confused. no one is not -- everyone is willing to work harder to do reforms. the only thing they get from policymakers and central bankers is that crisis mode. abouter talk productivity, or changing the set up. it is impossible with the election and campaign and the u.s. and the brexit and election in france coming up. the election in spain is in disarray. ireland just threw out government that an 8% growth. guy: we can listen to what kuroda says, but forget all those guys. it really is about janet yellen. is that the

to the outside, it's played on by steen. lobbed it on through. curling back to get it is andrew ladd. ladd played it off in the last 33 seconds. galloping ahead with it. patrick kane. along and connects up the wing. panarin curls around behind. center. bounced freely. played back along and hustling to it. lifting it along is brouwer. panarin and a high shot off the glass of the glove hand of elliott. to the last dozen seconds. they work for it toward the corner. battled for it. he's got it loose. 2-1. couldn't be stopped. back to center. they've got a four back out. panarin fires into the glove of elliott and the blues have won it! brian elliott was magnificent. the blues just shut the hawks down in the third and got the benefit of a power-play goal from jaden schwartz. you're watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. final score in the game, the st. louis blues 3, the chicago blackhawks 2. the blues lead the best of seven 2-1. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news. tonight at nbc starting at 8:00, 7:00 central, the

sfx: clap, clap, ding >>> high school steen -- senior stabbed as he walked to school. police are looking for his attacker. dc police said it happened around 9:00 a.m. the woodrow wilson high school student was stabbed in the leg. >> officers say he will recover. there have been three stabbings in that area since november. ellen brian talk to the women in that neighborhood. >>reporter: this is woodrow wilson high school and blocks from the dead-end street where the stabbing happened earlier this morning. this is a street where people walk every morning to go to their cars and they are shocked by what happened. >> i was totally zoned out. i had my headphones on and wasn't paying attention to my surroundings. >>reporter: samantha never thought this street become a crime scene. >> i've heard a couple of people who have been followed in cars but i never felt unsafe in this neighborhood. >>reporter: she said it is worrying that a high school senior was stabbed during an attempted robbery in this neighborhood. >> gangs are knocking people over in the street. >>reporter: this

people inside the doctor's office refused comment, but pearl steen, who herself is a patient of dr. nester, says the retired cop should know better. be carrying around a gun like that. there's children there. dr. nester could have gotten shot in the head with it. leave your gun at home. >> reporter: retired police officers are allowed to carry their weapons after they leave the job, with stipulations and subject to certain reviews. but it's unclear if this officer will face any kind of disciplinary action even though there was no criminality involved in this incident. we reached out to the nypd, but they didn't return our call for comment. we're live in oceanside tonight, greg cergol, news4 new york. >>> to 2016 decision now. republican ted cruz just announced who his running mate would be if he shared this with him. >> that's carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, former candidate herself. but was picked today by cruz as his running mate. she enters a fight now that is more than ever about gender and about the did i plomacy of hillary clinton, both singled out by donald trum

to the outside, it's played on by steen. lobbed it on through. curling back to get it is andrew ladd. ladd played it off in the last 33 seconds. galloping ahead with it. patrick kane. along and connects up the wing. panarin curls around behind. center. bounced freely. played back along and hustling to it. lifting it along is brouwer. panarin and a high shot off the glass of the glove hand of elliott. to the last dozen seconds. they work for it toward the corner. he's got it loose. 2-1. couldn't be stopped. back to center. they've got a four back out. panarin fires into the glove of elliott and the blues have won it! brian elliott was magnificent. the blues just shut the hawks down in the third and got the benefit of a power-play goal from jaden schwartz. you're watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. final score in the game, the st. louis blues 3, the chicago blackhawks 2. the blues lead the best of seven 2-1. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news. tonight at nbc starting at 8:00, 7:00 central, the new episodes of

to the outside, it's played on by steen. lobbed it on through. curling back to get it is andrew ladd. ladd played it off in the last 33 seconds. galloping ahead with it. patrick kane. along and connects up the wing. panarin curls around behind. center. bounced freely. played back along and hustling to it. lifting it along is brouwer. panarin and a high shot off the glass of the glove hand of elliott. to the last dozen seconds. they work for it toward the corner. battled for it. he's got it loose. 2-1. couldn't be stopped. back to center. they've got a four back out. panarin fires into the glove of elliott and the blues have won it! brian elliott was magnificent. the blues just shut the hawks down in the third and got the benefit of a power-play goal from jaden schwartz. you're watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. final score in the game, the st. louis blues 3, the chicago blackhawks 2. the blues lead the best of seven 2-1. coming up next except on the west coast, your local news. tonight at nbc starting at 8:00, 7:00 central, the

he's talking about that he has begun to go after hillary and there's no doubt hillary steen is also readying their assault on the kind of thing to talk about. he has answers for other things but what you think about that in terms of, will he be able to deflect some of that with attacks against hillary? i think hillary's camp is afraid about that. >> absolutely i think he will be able to deflect a lot of that. he has a real talent for getting the tough question and then commenting on someone's eye. he has a real ability to change the conversation. it's one reason that no one on our side is taking anything for granted with donald trump. i hope kristin is right. i hope he takes the ticket. i hope he loses the general election but nobody's going to take them for granted. he has a real talent to change the conversation from a question that is asked or from a bad day and look, i don't know that the media is going to treat him unfairly. i do think he will be vetted more once he becomes thenominee . martha: kristin, in terms of the campaign to make him more presidential which seems to have toured of

he had two and alexander steen, interception, scores.lues, 4-3, lead the series four games to one. >> hawks over the celtics so atlanta with a two games to none lead over boston. >> these hawks lost but those hawks won. >> uh-huh. perceptive. >> there you go. >> back to you. >> good job, guys. >>> well up next in "the pulse" real-life castaway. a tv crew finding a man on a deserted island. >>> and a police officer delivers his own daughter in his patrol car. terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. that's why i'm here. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? i didn't know that. i did. he's on tv saying it. but have you done anything? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people like you to ask your doctor or pharmacist about your risk of getting shingles. because if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. me too! when

. >>> this morning, medical marijuana is now officially legal in the key steen state. >> it's law. >>vernor tom wolf signed the new bill into law yesterday in harrisburg. the drug will be a new option for treating medical conditions ranging from cancer, multiple sclerosis to post traumatic stress disorder. one marine veteran tells us that ptsd has crippled him. he says he's pleased with the new law but does worry that patients will have to wait too long to get relief. >> it is going to make them wait. it's going to be 189 months before anything is implemented. >> that's too long for you? >> that's way too long. that's ridiculous. >> i can't help thinking this is what government is supposed to look like, the marrying of our profession and our common humanity. >> patients will only be able to take the drug in pill, oil or liquid form. they cannot legally smoke it. pennsylvania became the 24th straight to legalize medical marijuana. those states also include new jersey and delaware. four states have legalized marijuana for recreational use. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with me

jay rosen steen and three other mens of the u.s.orney's office will meet with 30 inmates at federal correctional institution cumberland who will be prepared to be released. the u.s. attorney's office says it wants to help those in-hates overcome challenges of future employment and housing while making sure they have critical documents including a driver's license and social security card. >>> tomorrow marks one year since the unrest in baltimore after the death of freddie gray. since then, the city has hired a new police commissioner, he's addressed many of the training and other problems that came to light during the riots. i sat down with commissioner kevin davis recently and his re change. >> what we need to go forward in 2016 policing if we've learned anything at all from 2015, whether it's been ferguson or new york or baltimore is that we need a civil relationship with our community and one that is built on trust and respect. >> you can see more of my conversation with commissioner davis tonight at 5:00. we talked about some of

indian, yes, we have steen a bit of a pause in the emerging market stock rally, but do you buy the impeachment rally and enthusiasm we have seen in brazil and south africa? >> the first question is what happens after impeachment? >> for both countries? >> for both countries. in brazil, it is very complicated because the corruption charges are wides spread. you have many leaders that could be have had video. when it comes to south africa, t could be very good news. i would go for south africa. >> we have been talking to people about emerging marks, and one of the words we heard a lot was differentiation. they are not all the same. but it kind of looks like they have all been the same. look at malaysia, look at the turkish lira, they have all rallied. this suggests that the talk of impeachment is a distraction and the fact that they are all going up suggests these politics stories don't have as much impact on the market as we all imagined? >> you are preaching to the choir. the story so far has been two-fold. one, excess liquidity. you see negative rates, and we see a very clear backtrack to the

. >> they are the fill law steens we were hoping to educate. when we write enough poetry they will understand how important they are. i am not against poetry. much i am against, but good poetry i like. it is the entitlement of the people creating crap that has no redeeming quality at all. it is trite. and it is not elevating any conversation or enlightening anybody about anything. those people demand a claim on your money. you can't send your kid to summer camp or go to dinner with your wife. >> you send your kids to summer camp? that's nice. >> you are paying their grants. coming up, we journey to the "red eye" news deck. andy levy and half time next. >>> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy at the "red eye" news desk. >> you started by saying i will ask if they had dance battles with the jets. that's racist. >> that's american history. >> i do not apologize for myself because i did not say it. i apologize after tom. >> you are a jet all the way. >> you said cruz won't destroy the party

janet steen is here live tracking more.hose are huge. >> that's going to hurt. >> you want to be inside. >> we talked about severe weather torontos but hail can be very damaging and straight line winds. we are going to have that possible for severe weather not only today, but tuesday and wednesday. the storm prediction center has issued a warning essentially for the central u.s., because we are thinking that we could have the perfect set up for long lasting destructive tornadoes. let's take a look at it right now. you see the radar on your screen. we have the cold component to this where you see the northern ro can keys getting the snow. the system is going to move into the plains states and yesterday you pointed out that we had tornadoes. we certainly did have tornadoes across portions of candace, up towards nebraska. several reports of tornadoes yesterday. let's take a look at the set up for tuesday. i want people to be awareoss the central u.s. from texas up towards iowa and nebraska where potential of long lasting destr

more than a dozen students weree evaluated but remained on the steen. >> they bought out another busus or parents came. >> reporter: were emts with american medical response. the new private ambulancevate service now work kin in the city handling basic emergency transports. we know all students transported were taken to children's hospital. dc police were also on the scene they conducted an investigation and determine if there's a's ticket going to be given out. at this point that's what we w know, what we don't know is why this driver just suddenly drovey into this pole did she just lose control for some reason or didn't have a good view of things, its unclear.ncle minor injuries on this bus and one wanted to note, when the the call first went out it just wenw out for a minor accident here in the lot. it wasn't until f arrived that they saw how many w people were on the bus ands that's when they declared it a mass casualty incident. live at rfk stadium paul wagner fox 5 local news. vicinity gray's tween 10 campaign is back in the news. you'll remember the u.s. attorney closed the inve

let's get out to pamela osborne live at the steen.right now. i want to show you, it's on the other side of the wooded area is where that building is, and i want to show you something else. firefighters had to drag hose all the way over from this commercial industrial park area, through the wooded area to get to where that fire was blazing urlgier this morning. you're taking a look at some sky force 10 video. it was overhead as flames

we talked to trump supporters, pam, who said if it had been a primary process instead we may have steen what do the cruz supporters say? do they agree with that? >> reporter: well, cruz supporters say that this is kind of ted cruz country, that his conservative image really speaks to their values. and when he campaigned here today, giving his last-minute pitch before the convention, he spoke about gun rights. he talked about freedom. he talked about energy. this is a very coal mining, industrial town. he talked about bring those coalmining jobs back to the u.s., back to wyoming, and reining in the epa. so a lot of what he is saying is resonating with the voters and the grassroots supporters of wyoming. >> ana cabrera, thank you for bringing the latest. tonight's number and how it's bringing joy to a familiar face right here on cnn. >>> welcome back, everybody. finally to tonight's number that's near and dear to our hearts, 8 1/2 pounds. you know what i'm talking about? that's the weight of my good friend and cnn anchor poppy harlow's beautiful baby girl, sienna. take a look at these pic

let's get out to pamela osborne live at the steen. bring us up to speed on the status of the fire. >> well, vai, the fire is out right now. i want to show you, it's on the other side of the wooded area is where that building is, and i want to show you something else. firefighters had to drag hose all the way over from this commercial industrial park area, through the wooded area to get to where that fire was blazing urlgier this morning. you're taking a look at some sky force 10 video. it was overhead as flames poured out of that building. this is at the hunter's glen apartment complex. we spoke with a woman off camera who lives in the building. she tells us she was asleep when a maintenance worker knocked on her door, alerted her to the fire. she got out okay. she said the maintenance workers went back in and rescued her cat. as far as she knew, there were no injuries. and based on what we could see, it looks like at least a few of the units there were damaged. i went to speak to someone at the front office. they said they were busy

. >>> he may be born to run but bruce string 17 steen won't be running to north carolina any time soonegend canceled a concert that was scheduled to take place this weekend. the boss says the cancellation was done to protest the state's new law restricting public toilet use by transgender peop people. the new law blocks an earlier anti discrimination ordinance that would have allowed transgender individuals to use bathrooms that matched their gender identity. >>> if a police officer shows up at your house it often means there's problem but one officer in minnesota spent his day off lending a helping hand to couple who really needed it. fox's rob olson has his story. >> reporter: this begun with police call last thursday to this neighborhood in lakeville. a woman had fallen in the garage of this home and her husband was unable to get her back into the house. police sergeant who responded to help realized there was more that he can do and came back on his day off. >> it's a small but it's a million dollars to me. >> reporter: it's 12 to two by fours and couple peaces of plywood. when you

. >> that date period steen each and then i've started in driving. >> there is u.s. policy sectors have an impact to but then we tried to bring some doors down with the troops of reporters meant texas of whom but then to choose the is the nation's. but to date this meet david isis and yet. >> another question is san. >> if they have of positive economic impact. >> but for perspective so. you will have helped. [applause] there you go. [laughter] >> but we should get some assess didn't. but louis to an irish >> >> but i seek reform will be legal spat -- the ghost that is an undocumented and border security is more to be honest aftereffects that immigration system back to the first principle dash it if works of real fetish -- fix the immigration system do i moved back from a certain company nor do i hope i will do that? in it works together with the democrats said republicans can come together. this is one of the few big issues from washington d.c.. it really does i cannot stress enough what we see now is the al side of voices but i state that there has been tons. >> bu

joining us from london is eric steen, portfolio manager. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. earlier in the show, we were discussing the fact that, yes, we saw losses yesterday, but there seems to be much more pronounced volatility overseas in europe in particular at the moment. what's leading that disappointing sentiment in europe at the moment? >> well, first off, thanks for having me. great to be with you here from london now. you know, i think what's leading that sentiment, i think europe's been weak. europe's been weak for a while. we have the euro going a little strong we are some of that recent dollar weakness we have seen. yes, mario draghi and the ecb has done a lot, but the european recovery probably leaves a lot to be desired. >> it feels like everything changed in the fed statement a few weeks ago. i know we'll get the minutes from that meeting later today at 2:00 p.m. it also feels like janet yellen and the fed have bought time when it comes to hiking interest rates. a breather perhaps for emerging markets and for stocks and for commodities

springs steen calls this the strongest voice he has.e the 66-year-old legion this means >> reporter: the boss taking a stand against the controversial new law in north carolina canceling his show in greensboro only 48 hours before taking the stage. ♪ born in the usa >> reporter: the bathroom law has come under heavy fire from critics in recent days. in it individuals are required to use genders that correspond to the gender on their birth certificate. springsteen saying in a statement we have canceled our show scheduled for sunday april 10th. some things are more important than a rock show. ellen di generous tweeting, i love bruce. he joins the ranks of apple, google, yahoo! and paypal that pushed against against the new legislation calling for its repeal even charles barkley voicing his distaste. >> i think the nba should move the all-star game from there next rear. >> reporter: others praising the boss. melissa mccarthy tweeting one more incredible reason to love bruce spri along with andy cohen saying, thank sh, you bruce, the true b

the concert was set for thursday in biloxi, and bruce spring steen cancelled one yet in greensboro, northrolina, because of the law in the state blocking rules for the lgbt community. and thousands of folks formed a giant human our bicycle. organizers in mexico city said they did it to bring attention to transportation. millions were banned from driving after smog levels reached one and a half times the acceptable limit. >>> democratic politics tops the news and hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders by double digits not only here in new york but also in the state of pennsylvania. that's accord together latest polls from fox news. shows clinton beating sanders by 16 points in new york. new york holds the primary a week from tomorrow. she is up by 11-points in pennsylvania. that primary is two weeks away. new york is the second biggest prize in the entire democratic race. it's also the first in the series of contests that allow only registered democrats to vote. that is a big deal. political analysts say it could cause trouble for senator sanders' campaign. ed henry is live in the new y

but when i talk to a lot of young activists, they're talking about jill steen in the green party. the reality is that we cannot command and control young activists. we need to respect them. that's why hillary and bill disrespecting them -- >> when. >> in philly, black lives matter. >> that guy was coming at him, too. >> i'm not defending his words. >> then ashley, the former, black lives matter, down in -- she was so dismissive of. you can't do that. >> i know. also an older person/younger person thing going on. you can't put somebody down just because they're younger than you. any way, thank you, ben. >> thank you. >> you have case to make. >>> democracy, a better fight. donald trump makes his case against ted cruz and the delegate process, come july in cleveland. can they nominate someone other than trump i.e., still on top with votes and delegates, how do you fight the word democracy? also on the show, the bill clinton factor, one of america's most popular politicians, awful quiet in this campaign. he doesn't want to make news. somebody said don't make news. but he is out there

that's a meaningful mile steen for minimum.s the one year i agree with julie, math matters. but you don't know what's going to happen actually. if secretary clinton comes in five pointz over bernie sanders, six points, that's way below expectations. it raises the question, what is he going to ask for at the convention in philadelphia? he'll have a moral claim. what is he getting in return? that's the question. it could be a big thing. >> something big. panel, thank you. >> we are watching the polls tonight. we are now just a few seconds before the top of the hour where we are prepared to make a race call, at least on one side. stand by for that. it is 9:00 p.m. here on the east side. welcome to "the kelly file," coverage of the new york primary. my friend bret here with me. as polls close across the state, fox news can now project that new york businessman donald trump will win the empire state's republican presidential primary based on fox exit polls. how big is trump's victory? he may end up exceeding 50% of the vote here, wh

>>darya: it happened at all sticky state university and thomas steen and there they are some people complainedew system in the fine arts building on campus and a some are claiming that it is targeting the gay community in police immediately remove the new system now they are investigating. >>mark: sledding homes and major highways knocking out power to in the thousands of people in this five people have died of the 1200 water rescues have been performed in more rain and flash flooding are expected to and. >>anny hong: it is still going to lead to more funding for the houston area as the scattered showers in the bow of the storm and the moisture has moved north and east and west of the law was what was the for the houston area known. >>anny hong: temperatures are a little cooler today is a live look at sfo this morning we have basically most to clear skies san jose good morning to you 65 degrees. >>anny hong: here is a quick check the temperature is right now have no '60s in downtown san francisco 68 in sunnyvale 65 in oakland 63 in antioch and 59 and the the more checkout high in the east bays

as such, at the department of public health has steen that a need for a preventive, collective, collaborative approach was needed to address trauma. we're used to thinking of trauma as a behavioral health incident. we think about ptsd and trauma in young children. what we know is that trauma impacts entire communities mostly disproportionately to communities of color, particular lit african-american community and latino community here in this county. and when you add racism, bigotry, poverty to the issue of trauma, you get a toxic brew. that's what our clients and patients are coping with on a daily basis when they come through our doors in the department of health. that's what our staff is coping with. i think the reason why this paradigm shift is happening now is because we realize that we can spend and we have spent lots and lots of money on evidence-based practices to address trauma on an intervention level, one o to one intervention level and even family level, until we have a system that's a healing organization, it's just a practice that we do. i could be the best well-trained therapis

s steen and say, lord make me bullish, but not yet. we cannot run the world on $40 owl i think we're in a boom/bust phase. but near term i think the market has gotten ahead of itself. is do hayes verbal interinterpretation was just that. they got lucky with some supply cuts and the market is starting to tighten up a bit. so i think we have some downside risk, some building stocks, don't get me wrong, we're going back to 100. >> your eyes just moved up intensely there, john. the last word is yours quickly. >> i think the saudis are far from done as far as crushing iran, crushing or shale guys. we had a lot more down side. the diesel glut that bob just mentioned is part of that puzzle that i think is underreported and factored into the market, but certainly there's going broadband downward pressure. a lot of the production problem he just rempsed will get resolved and we'll be swimming in the oil in months to come. thank you all as well. >>> so what have they legislators you're about to see in such a celebratory mood ahead? this is the b

next to lisa evan steen -- edelstein. >> who is? , veteranan actress hollywood actress. >> you are listening to jd haynes of "people" magazine helping identify some of these folks that are walking through. j.d.: neve campbell again, trained as a ballerina and became famous on the show "party of five." moved to london for a few years and is now back in hollywood making a name for herself. >> that of course is nina dobrov. dobrev, another canadian. >> jd heyman, you have been at this dinner. what is this crush like right now? people still waiting to get in, people watching. j.d.: it is really an intense moment. actress, perhaps best-known -- she had a cameo role in "goneit is an intense m. you have people well-known. they get their pictures taken one after the other. is that the mother? j.d.: i guess it is. >> she looks 20 years younger without that wig on. j.d.: also was in bridesmaids and lots of things. also -- mindy, almost didn't recognize her. that is indeed her. she was on my flight. template -- really talented comedian. i beli

as such, at the department of public health has steen that a need for a preventive, collective, collaborative approach was needed to address trauma. we're used to thinking of trauma as a behavioral health incident. we think about ptsd and trauma in young children. what we know is that trauma impacts entire communities mostly disproportionately to communities of color, particular lit african-american community and latino community here in this county. and when you add racism, bigotry, poverty to the issue of trauma, you get a toxic brew. that's what our clients and patients are coping with on a daily basis when they come through our doors in the department of health. that's what our staff is coping with. i think the reason why this paradigm shift is happening now is because we realize that we can spend and we have spent lots and lots of money on evidence-based practices to address trauma on an intervention level, one o to one intervention level and even family level, until we have a system that's a healing organization, it's just a practice that we do. i could be the best well-trained therapis

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as such, at the department of public health has steen that a need for a preventive, collective, collaborativepproach was needed to address trauma. we're used to thinking of trauma as a behavioral health incident. we think about ptsd and trauma in young children. what we know is that trauma impacts entire communities mostly disproportionately to communities of color, particular lit african-american community and latino community here in this county. and when you add racism, bigotry, poverty to the issue of trauma, you get a toxic brew. that's what our clients and patients are coping with on a daily basis when they come through our doors in the department of health. that's what our staff is coping with. i think the reason why this paradigm shift is happening now is because we realize that we can spend and we have spent lots and lots of money on evidence-based practices to address trauma on an intervention level, one o to one intervention level and even family level, until we have a system that's a healing organization, it's just a practice that we do. i could be the best well-trained therapist

as such, at the department of public health has steen that a need for a preventive, collective, collaborative approach was needed to address trauma. we're used to thinking of trauma as a behavioral health incident. we think about ptsd and trauma in young children. what we know is that trauma impacts entire communities mostly disproportionately to communities of color, particular lit african-american community and latino community here in this county. and when you add racism, bigotry, poverty to the issue of trauma, you get a toxic brew. that's what our clients and patients are coping with on a daily basis when they come through our doors in the department of health. that's what our staff is coping with. i think the reason why this paradigm shift is happening now is because we realize that we can spend and we have spent lots and lots of money on evidence-based practices to address trauma on an intervention level, one o to one intervention level and even family level, until we have a system that's a healing organization, it's just a practice that we do. i could be the best well-trained therapis

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garten steen ross talked about the big bureaucratic organization versus small startup company.i know exactly what you are talking about. in your testimony you talked about innovation. one of my concerns comeau we no two of the terrorists involved, and their apartment we found surveillance. can you speak to the dangers and what might be on their minds? >> one of the dangers you see is that they have been adapting quickly new methodologies. in the field the use of tunnels and multiple sophisticated attacks and prongs as part of their attack vectors, use of chemical weapons reports just today of another chemical attack and certainly a real question as to whether or not they have ambitions to engage in wmd terrorism. they set up the unit to develop chemical weapons capabilities and are using it. >> they have the labs. >> that is right. just a touch on the conversation, one of the major differences from the safe haven of today is that we are not talking about the jungle on the mountain and deserts, the safe havens of old. they're talking about real cities, real urban environments. m