(stubbs) timbre is connected with musical instruments mostly by structure of the instrument and the materialst the instrument is made from. it's significant that musical instruments use precious natural materials from all over the world, and many times these were living materials like the sinews or guts from different animals. wood is my main medium. i've been working wood most of my life. and an instrument-maker tries to figure out which of the design aspects of an instrument are mutable and which have to be preserved. and an instrument-maker will change something about an instrument every time they build that instrument, but they will leave certain other things alone. in making my own nay, i experiment with wall thickness, with the size of the tone holes, with the shape of the embouchure, with very small, tiny little measurements in order to generate different kinds of tone. [airy tones] nay is a persian term meaning simply pipe. and nays in various forms appear from north africa all the way to western china in very many different kinds of forms. and the nay that i play is associated with t

then kuhl, dishes it off...mason stubbs...rise and fire on the early. wakefield, stops the run as parker lehmkuhl hits from distance, but it was all randolph...they roll, 57-16. alex court...the same two teams in girls action. third...randolph up 20...but wakefield, running the full leads to the the bucket for randolph, clamping down on d too...carlee thies, gets rewarded with the lay in for the cardinals. then later on, the high-low game working...megan fink to katelyn backhaus for the pair. and it worked once, why not try it again, fink to backhaus...and randolph gets the sweep, 55-25. chris ponca was a state tourney team last year...they're off toto 3-1 start taking on laurel- concord coleridge. the lady indians, with some precision passing...mackenzi e boyle, cashes it in and ponca takes the lead in the first. later on, ponca up one...and bryn schutte of the bears...money from distance...lcc takes the lead ponca, tries to respond, but katie leapley, comes up with the rejection on t t defensive end. so t t lady indians,o to the outside game...sadie f

the damage..but a reward has been issued to tried to find those who did this.. 3445 sheriff james stubbs possibly somebody saw this- or individuals with residue on their fingers. 326 maybe we need to beef up security a little bit in our facility. 1837 weve had that discussion for quite a while about what more we can do to protect the courthouse the employees working at the courthouse. as we showed you the courtrooms are being remodeled a lot of security. while government is up and running...not all of webster county employees are, some are not working, as there is not space for all employees. in fort dodge rr channel 13 news. webster county officials plan to have the cleanup completed and open up the courthouse by monday. they're asking the public for help finding the people responsible for the vandalism. the courthouse does not have a security system or cameras. a pilot was forced to make a crash landing in the middle of an iowa interstate this afternoon. it happened just outside council bluffs. authorities say the plane had just taken off from nearby eppley airfield in omaham when the

making the case for the usa is samir samana with wells fargo and in favor of europe, david stubbs, global market strategist with jpmorgan asset management. gentlemen, welcome. i guess, samir, let me start with you. do you think u.s. stock prices, though they have risen a fair amount in the past few years, though not so much this year, are too high priced to leave room for more growth or what? >> we don't. in our recently released outlook report we lay out the case for why global equities will continue to do well and you want to continue to lean into the u.s. because it's got a better growth trajectories. think about how well the consumer is doing, unemployment is down, low energy prices, think about credit availability is better here than europe. you have u.s. companies outperforming their peers in terms of profitability and you have less political, think about greece, think about spain, think about portugal, and geopolitical risk in the u.s. >> so, david, why don't you answer that? better growth in the united states? a more robust consumer, better credit possibilities and less political