it will cost us $12,500 to house them in the suffolk county house of corrections. believe we can have them doing community service or returning the items itself. i think we have to think creatively about solutions. it's much more fiscally responsible to not house them within -- go ahead.. >> tucker: i understand. but in both cases with the drug dealer and the shoplifter you appealed to the person being accused. what happens to the person that is tough on the criminal. i think it's a fair point. but you haven't said -- >> it is a fair point. >> tucker: you haven't saidoi anything of the parents of the kids that died of a fentanyl o.d. or shop owner watching his stock stolen by the shoplifters which is common in places, as you know. what do you say to them? we are not cracking down on the people looting your store. we are not cracking down on people who killed your kid with fentanyl. what is your line to them? >> what i would say certainly if there is an opioid or overdose related death that is a different situation that could be charged with a different crime. that

>> for suffolk county our property values have been going up.ing than going in the right direction. and there are other parts of the region where i have heard other numbers and other counties, but for my home county the numbers that are coming out are actually year-over-year property values increasing. he won by 50%ar of the vote, will you hold that kind of margin -- 58 percent of the vote, will you hold that type of margin? >> i encourage everyone to come out, we need the maximum amount of participation in the process. you cannot be all things to all people, and for some people involved in politics today try to do that in that's a big mistake. i'm confident we will do fine in november but that's the result of taking nothing for granted and making sure people show up. it's hard to predict what a percentage will be. our goal is to win with over 50%. we will see what happens in november. david: thank you so much. that's lee zeldin from capitol hill. we have an update at the executive change a goldman sachs, stephen sure will become cfo, john waldr

hello again. front that we've got sat across the far east. towards the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolkt. the temperatures up. so, for the early rises, double—figure temperatures. it's not going to be too cold a start to the day. as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. turning wet for northern ireland. coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts, then, for thursday. and maybe southern counties of england as well. stay dry, with some sunshine. of the uk. now, towards the end of the week, the jetstream pattern amplifies. weather, but we're not. machine, right over the top of the uk. that's through friday, and on into the weekend as well. an unsettled looking weather picture. half of the uk, there could be a few showers even in the south. so an unsettled kind of day. quite breezy, quite cool as well, with temperatures coming down. brighter weather in the south. into the weekend, with heavy showers across the north of the

to time over the next few hours, that rain mostly focused towards the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolkto be at its heaviest. a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. so, for the early risers, double—figure temperatures. it's not going to be too cold a start to the day. for scotland and for northern ireland, chillier air here, but not quite as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, before the cloud thickens up. and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet too for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part, yes, it's a dry kind of day, cloud will be with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week, it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts then for thursday

to time over the next few hours, that rain mostly focused towards the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolkot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. for the early rises, double figure temperatures, not too cold a start to the day. for scotland and northern ireland, chillier air here, but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland before the cloud thickens up, and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts, then, for thursday. low pressure starts to form around about scotland, and that area of low pres

this is the first time they have lost back to back games since 2002 >>> now the duchess of suffolk beenle and now she's oing up in a documentary called queen of the world. the film debuts october 1st. good morning. >> hey, good morning. frars treat for royal fans this morning. we are getting another glimpse of the newest member of the royal family or as she is officially known as the duchessess of susk. she has been reunited andets rr part of a new hbo documentary about the queen and she reveals a roam anth secret about her big day. >>> the piece of blue fabric stitched inside is fabric from the ess i wore on our first date. >> and that's from "queenth o world" debuting october 1st on hbo. now they've only been married for four months but i meghan already making her mark. he first solo project is a charity cook book. later we'll see her at mentoring program for young children and a n they're headed off on tour of the south pacific. she's certainlyng sta true to those hard working american roots >> and we're getting to see more and more of her. >>> first we had jack nicholson, then heath

what was going to suffolk also in the situation got really bad and i like power my father lost everything and there was nothing but destruction around us like a lot of we decided to come to lebanon to find safety and while floyd money on in the would have not. just for. ethnic tensions existed for decades in rwanda between hutu majority and tutsi minority two ethnic groups that have many similarities. they speak the same language and share the same customs. but in april one thousand nine hundred four those tensions erupted into horrific violence with his just a matter campaign by voters to eliminate tutsis and moderate who do country men who refused to take part in the genocide. in the space of one hundred days up to a million people were slaughtered many of them back to death with machetes. again. i think i've inspired female cyclists here in my hometown and around the country now they want to do the same and be positive a team. is a good example of how to have based sites on the future. and. when i came to rwanda in two thousand and six i did not know anything about rwandan cycling. we

university of suffolk.the window, missing keysm this scenario, prison has escaped after assaulting a member of staff. a prisoner taken out of education one. a set of offices keys. the skills you get, if you can be escalate prisoners, convince the one who has offended their whole life to turn their life around, essentially the skills they will learn with us will set them up for leadership and whatever they do want to do. at the time we had real problems with recruitment, attracting people to the service, a lot of negative press. rising levels of prison violence and concerns over pay have made it hard to governors to find and retain staff will stop 2000 frontline officers left the service last year. hundreds of them were new recruits. we get some of these bright young people into the system, it was like a shot in the arm. but sophie isn't at coldingley for long. next you she will leave for good, using her experience in another part of the criminal justice using her experience in another part of the criminalju

the times of a picture of this hollowed out oak tree in suffolk.een's favourites. quite a revelation, gives us an insight into the queen's private moments. it came about because a photographer asked a lot of people to take pictures of their favourite trees, so the owner of this tree in helming hall, suffolk, submitted this photograph with the accompanying story that whenever the queen is in the area, she might call in for a walk, and she might call in for a walk, and she goes to this hollowed out dead oak tree and apparently shelters from the wind and rain, but often has a wee dram. who has found that out? lord tollemache, the owner of helling hall, who gave a statement. i don't think anyone is suggesting she has left any bottles lying around! no, we are talking a wee dram once in a while! at is quite a picture. and a story in the guardian about julian assange. they have done an investigation and revealed that there was a plot by russian diplomats to hold secret talks in london last year to try and get julian assange, the wikileaks founder, who has

to time over the next few hours, that rain mostly focused towards the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolkland and wales, but it is keeping temperatures up. for the early rises, double figure temperatures, not too cold a start to the day. for scotland and northern ireland, chillier air here, but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland before the cloud thickens up, and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain around to the afternoon, turning progressively heavier particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here is the chance for thursday. low pressure starts to form around about scotland, and that area of low pressure is going to be bringing fairly extensive outbre

state police tracked down rodney conyers in suffolk, in southeastern virginia. they recognized his license plate down there. officers say conyers took off. he eventually crashed in a tunnel. ers is accused of killing his girlfriend at a home on south view drive in oxon hill, aryland, early yesterd morning. brittiney cobb was 26 years old. prin george's county police say they had argued before the attack. police say this crime appeared to haved invol domestic violence. we have a complete list of domesoic violence ces in our area on our nbc washington app, just search safe at home. o> there is a new ad out that's getting a lot buzz. both nike and colin kaepernick's name trending on twitter tonight because of the scene you see re. the ad has a message, "believe in something, even ifea it m sacrificing everything." it is super imposed overni kaeper's face. he's known for starting that trend of kaking anee during the national anthem. kaepernick says nfl owners have been colluding to keep him out of the league and his i case still set to go to trial. >>> hot days like

to time over the next few hours, that rain mostly focused towards the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolk a lot of cloud for england and wales, but that's keeping the temperatures up. so, for the early rises, double—figure temperatures. it's not going to be too cold a start to the day. for scotland and northern ireland, chillier air here, but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. but should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, before the cloud thickens up. and we'll start to see outbreaks of rain arriving through the afternoon, that rain turning progressively heavier, particularly across western scotland, turning wet too for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part, yes, it's a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day, but there'll be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it is going to get more unsettled. cooler and breezier, with rain at times too. here's the charts, then, for thursday. low pressure starts to form around abo

to time over the next few hours, that rain is mostly focused was the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolkratures up. early rises, 22 bridges will not see to top —— to cold started a. for northern ireland, chilly air but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, of course start. should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland for the cloud to consult and we were start of the outbreak of rain around to the afternoon, that turning progressively heavier particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day but sunny spells coming through now and then. averages high teens to low 20s. towards the end of the week it will get more unsettled, cool and easy with rain at times too. here is the chance for thursday. low pressure starts to form around scotland and that aerial is going to be bringing extensive outbreaks of rain across scotland, moving into northern england and we will see a weather front sliding in across wales, probably bringing wet weather throug

further surgery bit of sunshine for sussex and kent towards suffolk and norfolk but cloud and patchy in northern wales, northern england and northern ireland. heavierfrequent wales, northern england and northern ireland. heavier frequent showers across scotland with some of these bringing the chance of hail mack. heavy showers in the north feeding away. low pressure developing in the north sea. rain moving into eastern scotla nd north sea. rain moving into eastern scotland but each of the night. through the early hours of friday morning especially in rural parts of scotla nd morning especially in rural parts of scotland and northern ireland and northern england, temperatures and to single figures. milder where we have the rain and cloud in north—east england and eastern scotland. a fresh start to friday and when the rain eases most places are looking dry with sunshine peeking through. still some rain for northern parts of scotland. temperatures 15—17 across northern england, scotland, northern ireland. 19 or 20 further south. losing the low— pressure 19 or 20 further south. losing th

it's a training exercise in a classroom at the university of suffolk.. in this scenario, a prisoner has escaped after assaulting a member of staff. we have an e—list prisoner escaping out of education 1 with a set of officer's keys. the skills you get from being a prison officer, if you can de—escalate a landing full of prisoners, if you can convince someone who's offended their whole life that they want to change and turn their life around, essentially, the skills that they're going learn with us will set them up for leadership and whatever they go on to do. at the time, we had real problems with recruitment. attracting people to the service, there was a lot of negative press. rising levels of prison violence and concerns over pay have made it hard for governors to find and retain staff. 2,000 front—line officers left the service last year, hundreds of them new recruits. to get some of these bright young people into it, was like a shot in the arm. but sophie isn't at coldingley for long. next year, she'll leave for good, using her experience in another

to time over the next few hours, that rain is mostly focused was the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolk of cloud for inland and wales, but it is keeping temperatures up. for the early rises, double figure temperatures, not too cold a start to the day. for northern ireland, chilly air but not as cold as it was last night. nevertheless, a cool start. should see some early morning sunshine for scotland and northern ireland before the cloud thickens up and we we start of the outbreak of rain around to the afternoon, that turning progressively heavier particularly across western scotland, turning wet for northern ireland. england and wales for the most part is a dry kind of day, cloud with us for most of the day, but there will be some sunny spells coming through every now and then. temperatures high teens to low 20s. however, towards the end of the week it will get more unsettled, cool and breezier, with rain at times too. here is the chance for thursday. low pressure starts to form around about scotland and that area of low pressure is going to be bringing extensive outbreaks of rain acros

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confirmation hearing for president donald trump supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh has started with kail suffolk democrats the man that and the joy mint and two dozen protesters were dragged out of the. well it's the first day of the u.s. holding the rotating presidency of the u.n. security council and there is already some controversy let's get more from our diplomatic editor james bases at the u.n. for us so what is going on there james. well there's a meeting taking place right now in the security council chamber a meeting you don't normally see and that's because it's the us as the president of the security council ambassador nikki haley is in the chair as the president of the u.n. security council what she's trying to get past is their program of work for the month which is normally adopted with no problems whatsoever she has revealed in the last hour or so that this month is going to have a security council meeting in a couple weeks time presided over by none other than president donald trump head of state security council meeting and we think that that is going to have the subject of iran

steve: here with reaction the man you just saw right there in the image with her suffolk county districtr police commissioner timothy siena. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: shocking. >> this is tragic. heart breaking. evelyn was a true partner to law enforcement. she was a fierce advocate for her community in brent wood and became a national figure. she was able to talk about these issues obviously firsthand and she was very effective. steve: the president told her story many, many times. i wonder if this was ms-13 related. the group that killed her daughter. >> what we can say at this point is this has nothing to do with ms-13. the investigation will be completed. it will be a thorough and complete investigation but we have told the public this has nothing to do with ms-13. steve: there is a story in the "new york post" evelyn had apparently an argument with a woman who unhappy with the fact that she was trying to unload some property nearby, couldn't sell it felt like the memorial set up to her daughter could be one of the reasons she could not sell the property i know you

the driver state on scene and was not arrested by the suffolk county police say the investigation is ongoing. >> it's absolutely horrible. i can imagine a woman to suffer so much in a lifetime. reporter: so far there's no evidence of the death with any ties to ms-13. jon: jeff paul, thank you. a race that could play a key role in congress is not the power and to marinate both arizona senate candidates will take the stage for a town hall posted by falconer. kirsten cinema and martha mcsally each will answer questions from voters as they battle to replace retiring republican senator jeff flake. you can watch it tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern right here on the fox news channel. communities outside boston demanding answers after dozens of homes go up in flames. what we're learning about the deadly massachusetts gas explosions. >> neighbors who watched their houses but up next to them, fires next event have no understanding why that haps over to fix it. none of this is clear to anyone. at least no one that doesn't workna. in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthie

weekend police were alerted to the presence of several crack pipe vending machines sprouting up in suffolk county. don't you hate it when you put in your money and then those vending machine coils won't drop your crack pipe? ( laughter ) >> jon: can't relate. >> stephen: you shake the machine and all it'll give you is a kit-kat? so you have to pack that with crack and smoke it? ( laughter ) apparently, residents noticed a few new vending machines around town that said they were for "pens." ( laughter ) yep, nothing suspicious about the "pen vending machine." it's right over there by the "free candy van." ( laughter ) that's the least convincing front for selling drugs since "delfino and sons pizzeria not cocaine." ( laughter ) you know, this story's making me -- get the white slice. ( laughter ) you know, this story is making me suspect that my writers didn't really install an oregano vending machine. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. john heilemann and alex wagner from showtime's "the circus" are here. but when we return, gwyneth paltrow's in trouble. stick around. ( ch

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police say several crack pipe vending machines were found all over town in brookhaven in suffolk countyed machines charge two dollars for a single pipe. one machine was behind a bus stop and in front of a shopping center. another was cemented to the ground in front of an apartment complex. and the third was in front of a home depot. one advertised "pens," another advertised "s-pens." one town supervisor says they're asking county police to figure out who's behind the illicit dispensers.(grant) code.">(grant) officials say the town has removed two dispensers that were along state roads. the third machine remained on private property, but police say they are working to get it out of there. (vicki) criminals come up with all kinds of tricks to rip people off. now police say some burglars are posing as food delivery drivers to get inside home

. >> when i spoke to the suffolk county district attorney who was the police commissioner during somen long island, here's what he said about the gang targeting unaccompanied minors, which you just talked about. >> many of them don't speak english, they don't have money in their pocket, their parents typically aren't with them, they are seeking a sense of belonging, and ms-13 comes to them and says we can provide that sense of belonging, we can put some money in your pocket, we can protect you. and they also threaten these kids. they certainly use the carrot, here's the benefits of joining the gang, by the way, if you don't join the gang, this is what's going to happen to you. and we know where your family lives. >> lisa, you talked to law enforcement, social workers, church leaders, even former gang members. how do you break the cycle? what's working? >> well, i think that law enforcement is essential. it's the best way to combat the actual gang, but i think that we also need to recognize that community interaction is really important. we can't make people in those communities feel a

the new duchess of suffolk's has been given an honor that is a first for a royal. meghan markle has been named people magazine's best dressed women of 2018. people cited her versatility of mixing up retail passion with designer couture since she is technically retired from asking, people magazine such is the first person outside of hollywood and certainly the first royal to grab the top spot. she married prince harry who is sixth in line to the british throne. >>> these days, anyone with a cell phone could be a food critic and reporter jonathan hunt has the details. impressing social media with having dennis. >>reporter: opening a restaurant is daunting enough on its own but at social media into the mix and it is a whole new ballgame. >> it has been a big wake-up call because you have to have feedback that is fundamental. truck in an industry with the food critic used to aim supreme, restaurant owners are finding everyone with an internet connection now has the power. >> many people who write yelp reviews are upset. they haven't had a horrible experienced and they

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"usa today" and suffolk came out with a poll that shows that gap at 11 point this is morning.orting, you've heard from people close to the president that he is feeling cornered, all of this working together to make him feel cornered. >> i think it's sinking in for him. donald trump is very good at the sun is always shining in trumpland, as we know from his drips descriptions of how he views the world and reality and how things are going for him. he says he would give himself an a-plus as president and so forth. it's finally dawning on him that if democrats take the house he is looking at a year of subpoenas, a year of investigations and not just on things related to russia. not just having members of his family called to testify again under subpoena this time but e-mails, all sorts of witnesses from the white house. you're going to go over every issue that was tabled during the first two years of his term and he knows that and that is very unnerving to him. it used to be a couple weeks ago when people would say to him if democrats take the house you are looking at this menu of

suffolk county. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! nd pplause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you very much. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it. great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] paul giamatti is here tonight, ladies and gentlemen. paul giamatti. [ cheers and applause ] common is here tonight. we have common. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got magic from "america's got talent" winner, shin lim. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, and after yesterday's senate hearing, hopefully he can make everyone in washington disappear. that'd be fantastic. [ laughter and applause ] speaking of leaving washington, i saw that next week, first lady melania trump is going to africa on a humanitarian visit. when she gets there, people will be like, "how can we help you?" [ laughter and applause ] but i heard that africa will be melania's first big solo trip as first lady. in response donald was like, "i love africa. it's my favorite song by toto. [ laughter and applause ] i bless the rains. i bless

suffolk university has it at 40%.onald trump. >> i think republicans can get discombobulated by trump and you have to decide whether we are going to run on his coattails or be your own person. and know your path to success. look at ron desantis also in florida. just dropped -- running for governor, but dropped out of congress to focus on his race. and he has run as a trump imprint, if you look at his ads. so there is no clear way you just have to own whatever you're going to do and trump, you know, is -- >> and worse. >> and worse meaning he started his race by saying to florida voters on fox news, we don't want -- about this candidate, about andrew gillum, who is the first black democratic nominee for governor, we don't want floridans to monkey this up. >> yeah. >> you know, and that's how he started. and now he's using anti semitic rhetoric and tagging that to andrew. it's horrible. >> he's dropping out of congress as florida's facing a hurricane. that's strange. >> yeah. >> everyone, stick around. we've got more. a

meanwhile i think it is fair to point this out, david as we wrap up our conversation here, the latest suffolke rosen, congresswoman clinging to a very small lead, plus one, 42, 41 in latest survey. that is well within the margin of error. it is also important to point out heller leads in some other polling by plus three. just depends on the poll. either way all within the margin of error. means the president will be here to help. that begins tonight at 10:00 eastern. back to you in new york. david: it's a horse race but sometimes the president can push the horse over the finish line. he had that power before. great to see you kevin. thank you. melissa: breaking news, wells fargo, the third biggest u.s. bank is cuts up to 10% of the workforce in the next three years. this is according to the bank's ceo tim sloan. he says the move is part of wells fargo, quote, ongoing transformation which addresses industry trends and change ins customers behavior. david: one thing, customers are not going to banks anymore. they're doing it at home. melissa: yeah. david: ongoing feud within the democrat party.

it's a training exercise in a classroom at the university of suffolk. has escaped after assaulting a member of staff. we have an e—list prisoner escaping out of education! with a set of officer's keys. the skills you get from being a prison officer, if you can de—escalate a landing full of prisoners, if you can convince someone who's offended their whole life that they want to change and turn their life around, essentially, the skills that they're going learn with us will set them up for leadership and whatever they go on to do. at the time, we had real problems with recruitment. attracting people to the service, there was a lot of negative press. rising levels of prison violence and concerns over pay have made it hard for governors to find and retain staff. 2,000 front—line officers left the service last year, hundreds of them new recruits. to get some of these bright young people into it, was like a shot in the arm. but sophie isn't at coldingley for long. next year, she'll leave for good, using her experience in another part of the criminaljustice sy

we have been to one beekeeper in suffolk who has 17 hives, about 1 million beekeeper in suffolk who hasa lot of borage, blackberry and quite a lot of honeydew. and you can tell that by the colour? the borage is very pale, white, the blackberry is very golden amber honeydew is a very dark brown and very strong tasting. i must say i don't like arnie at all, so never mind. never mind. you can't win them all. a bumper year for mind. never mind. you can't win them all. a bumper yearfor honey production, but what about the bees themselves? we often hear they are in trouble generally. we do, and they are. the beekeeper we heard from is doing his bit. and in two and a half years he has raised a number of colonies from six up to 80 injust two number of colonies from six up to 80 in just two and number of colonies from six up to 80 injust two and a number of colonies from six up to 80 in just two and a half years which is pretty impressive. there is still a decline in what are called feral or wild bees like you might find in buildings or under roofs and that is because there is pressure on the ha

we have elected suffered county sheriff -- suffolk county sheriff. >> thank you. >> let me close outummarizing everything the young folks who ask the questions asked. power is in your hands as the electorate. if you take nothing else from this panel, i hope you take civic engagement. it is important. who you elect is important. that you vote is important. that you vote in every election is important. the best way to get involved is to know the power you have as a member of this amazing democracy. let me repeat that. we live in a great democracy that allows us to protest, as john lewis would say, get into good trouble peacefully. we live in a great democracy, but what makes it less perfect is the fact we are human. we have to get off of our , you know, the complaining and realize everything that affects us can be changed through the vote. when you do not feel like voting, that is when you have to vote. when you feel like your vote does not matter, that is when you need to vote. how do you do that to the young people? my mom, who was a librarian, and i was blessed to have library books

the suffolk couldn't sheriff and steve tompkins is here.e have other massachusetts voters. we're acknowledging officials. >> absolutely. let me close out by saying -- summarizing everything that the young folks who asked the questions asked. power is in your hands as the elector at. civic engagement -- if you take nothing else from this panel i hope you take civic engagement is important. who you let is important -- that you vote is important. that you vote in every election is important. the best way to get involved is to know the power that you have as a member of this amazing democracy. let me repeat this. we live in a great democracy. that allows us to protest as john liz would say, get into good trouble peacefully. we do. we live in a great democracy. but what makes our democracy less perfect is the fact that we are human. so get off -- we have to get off of our -- you know, complains and realize that everything that affects us could be changed through the vote. so when you don't feel like voting, that is when you need to go voting. wh