welcome. >> thank you. >> tammy, is there anything to this?ok, all the news is reporting that this is because of the nsa spying situation. nothing could be further from the truth. it makes no sense at all. at least we have the constitution in the rule of law to deal with any dynamic like that, which is probably unconstitutional and possibly illegal. what would the excuse be to move it into the international arena where people wouldn't even have the u.s. constitution or the american rule of law to guide the nature of what occurs? here is the problem, this will go to the u.n. it's not unknown what will happen here. and with what we've just what happened today with russia and crimea, known to be corrupt, the dynamic of spying will increase. they will also open the door to taxing americans in particular. the u.n. has been salivating for this for years, trying to get its hands on the internet. if people are worried about security, about cost, about safety, this is the last thing we should be doing. >> so before i go to basil, are you saying that in

they're part of the magic as tammy said they're the sculptures because it's their little inside talent that pulled this off for me. over 10 years ago when we said look we could utilize the skill set of our city flez employees they took their time and came back and said by the way, that pole you used to have next to the restaurants we need a sturdy pole that won't fall down when the winds get tough and honor this for a very long, long time. i was out here mohammed and naomi said can we get a little facelift before valentine's day so you see the product of what john lay would do the same with the heads it's perfection from a historians violative i like taking over this boulevard for the right reaps and for all our doggie diner thufkz how about a clap >> thank you, everyone for helping all of us revisit our history and appreciate our neighborhoods and art and appreciate icons and all the things it means to us and while we can't take ourself back to the 1960s if they're good things why don't we will make sure we continue good things for our city. thank you very much for sharing this moment

thank you to the amazing dpw surgeons i want to bring up the doggie diners best friend mayor ed lee >> tammy thank you, very much this is dear to you happy valentine's day everyone this is where i like to spend my valentine's day. we did so for many years after the falling of the our doggie diner head and the responsibility the city took place as an example for support for something that's part of our history. i know the historic beach society is here they appreciated what we did and john log did moot example of what we can do with the doggie diner head he's been responsible for you want to thank him over 51 thousands of funds raised to kick start this (clapping) and i hope john that we can provide the example of what they will look like it's fit and shiny and with the honor of the history no big changes >> beautiful work. >> thank you, thank you. i want to say welcome elementary school fifth graders. >> yeah. >> i know those are moments they can enjoy the history as well but they social themselves with a fun icon and i am so happy to be here with you and guess what their wearing giant shirt

putin. >> i see it definitely than tammy.t that putin negotiated this could mean he's feeling the heat. we've slowly ramped up pressure against russia, getting them out of the g-8. economic sanctions, there's more to come and he knows that so putin i think would like to stop the pressure on him. he also doesn't want to be isolated from the rest of the world. he has economic interests in the west. he doesn't want assets frozen. i don't believe he called out of strentd but because of our strength and the fact that the entire western hemisphere is opposing what he's doing, he knows he's got to make a deal. >> i want to shift gears to an entirely different story as you know, the irs issue came up again today this week, i should say, in congress, saying it would take years to release a series of e-mails from the irs official who has claimed the fifth, tammy, what do you make of that? >> well, look, i'd love to what the irs for me to say it will take years to get the audit materials you want. no one would put up with that. it's a s

whose phone number is tammy's?his on tammy's piece of paper. >> why don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dirt, nance? mayb

>> there were statements from brandy bench and tammy -- tammy told police that barry behaved suspiciously when he got to the fire scene. >> why are we stopping here? >> look around and see if you see any evidence. >> like what? >> like, i don't know, just look. >> she claimed he wanted to search an area 100 yards from the farmhouse. >> we had parked down the street from the farm and he had mentioned to me that maybe we should go down by the car and start back up on opposite sides of the road, looking for evidence or something, just to see if there was anything amiss or whatever. >> to roy brown, this was a critical piece of information. sabina kulakowski's body was discovered in that same area around daybreak. >> they're still battling the blaze, you know, and he's not even up there helping. you know? he's walking down the road look way over here. if he was so concerned, why wouldn't he be looking up there? >> and barry claimed he had an alibi for the time the fire start. he said he was drinking in a local bar until 1:30 in the morning. but the bar patron claimed that bench left the bar a

wynette. ♪ that is tammy and the gibson at their best.ow wonderful it must have then to sit here and see so many stars perform songs that have become part of country music history. four walls to hear me, four walls to see ♪ >> it is sure great to see patsy cline. thanks to a new dvd collection called opry video classics, we can all go back and enjoy his store performances by ♪ country's greatest artists. ♪ jolene, jolene, jolene >> that was just one of the great performances. to help me to present the collection i would like to introduce the host of open great america country opry live." >> it is so great to be with you. you have already accomplished so many different things. you have been dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of country music. >> deep down i am a fan who loves to see a great performance. ♪ just because i spoke her name somewhere ♪ >> george jones, that is classic music. if you love this music as much as i do, please get ready. >> thanks to the dvd collection we're about to go back to the golden age of count

tammy, please remind me to make snickers in a bite size. [ interference ] you know my memory tammy. [erference ] make sure they have peanuts... there's a lot of interference, sir. it's maybe the soviets. ...bite size. [ male announcer ] your favorite bars: bite-sized. introducing snickers bites. >>> all right. take a live look outside. it's snowing lightly here now in new york city. but the city is no longer expected to get anywhere near the heavy snowfall that's been forecasted. the big accumulations will be a little further south. centered on washington, d.c., but as far north at trenton, new jersey. >> road conditions not good in the mid-atlantic states today. as far west as west virginia. south of washington, roads will be wet as in portland, oregon. watch for snow-covered roads in the new york area. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in philadelphia, washington, and later today in san francisco. >>> recapping the top story, hollywood honors its own. at the oscars. >> the heavy favorite, "12 years a slave" took home the best picture award. ellen received lots of praise.

agent tammy hardy got a call from headquarters that a rockefeller living in boston had kidnapped hiseven-year-old daughter during a supervised visitation. >> the social worker tried to prevent it, and he was dragged by the vehicle and was injured during the course of the abduction. >> there is still no sign of clark rockefeller and his seven- year-old daughter, reigh. >> reporter: for six days, rockefeller eluded even the f.b.i. by changing his identity once again. >> he had set up an elaborate new identity in baltimore as chip smith, a high seas ship captain who has a daughter named muffy. >> it was very apparent that this was a well-thought-out abduction, that he had planned this for a long time. >> it all happened so fast at marlborough and arlington streets. >> reporter: but it all came to an end when a real estate agent in baltimore saw the fake rockefeller on the news. shale reized he was the man she had just sold usa hoe to. the f.b.i. surrounded that house, and, when they were certain the child was safe, they arrested her father without incident. >> the evidence will show tha

thank you tammy for your introduction from your eviction to managing the cafe now on the way to owningown home that's truly an inspiration and greeting president chiu and supervisor cowen and greeting, of course, to all our board of supervisors as well as department heads and elected officials >> our honored guests and especially to our european folks for being here today (clapping) and all our hardworking men and women for welcoming us to this morning into your job site. i wanted to come here and talk about the state of the city this shipyard links our past to our promising future. behind me soon hundreds of thousands of home for middle-class families are under construction. like taking i didn't see story the shipyard is our remarkable progress for the city recovering from the great recession. it represents the challenges that san francisco still is a place for working families and teachers our firefighters and our seniors can call home. a year ago i declared the state of how city to be vitality and strong with san francisco moving in the right direction. thought 2013 because of our r

thank you to the amazing dpw surgeons i want to bring up the doggie diners best friend mayor ed lee >> tammy thank you, very much this is dear to you happy valentine's day everyone this is where i like to spend my valentine's day. we did so for many years after the falling of the our doggie diner head and the responsibility the city took place as

his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning point for carolyn merritt, who was then the head of the chemical safety board, the federal government's own experts who find the cause of the nation's worst industrial disasters. merritt ordered the most comprehensive investigation ever done on dust explosions. her conclusion: hundreds of industries create huge

tammy ingram who received her ph.d. from yale university in 2007 and is currently assistant professor at the college of charleston where she teaches courses on the modern south, 20th century u.s. politics, film and history. her first book, "dixie highway," is the first comprehensive study of the progressive era good roads movement and the dixie highway. ingram's current book, new book, "dixie mafia: sex, race and organize toed crime in the sun belt," sounds very -- [laughter] offers a broad view of organized crime networks in the postwar u.s. in the south. professor ingram blogs and writes op eds about her scholarly research interests for the huffington post and the "atlanta journal-constitution". please let's welcome her. >> thank you for the nice introduction, thank you for being here today. for those of you who don't know where the dixie highway is, it was an unofficial route that lasted from about 1915 until 1925. it was originally planned to stretch from chicago to miami beach, and in the process of deciding precis

o'brien, tammy ingram, steven reich, pete daniel, and i am the moderator. so, we'll begin with pete daniel. he has been both a professor of history and a public historian. he has served as the president of the southern historical association, and the organization of american historians, and he currently lives in washington, dc. this is his seventh book. dispossession. let's welcome him, please. [applause] >> thank you. how many farmers do we have here? one farmer? two. okay. in dispossession, i analyze discrimination that drove black farmers from the land and record the store of the farmers who fall back. it was an unfair fight. from top to bottom the u.s. department of agriculture, usda, was run by white men. many pledge deed against african-americans, women, indians, hispanic, anyone who was not a white male. recall that by 1910, african-americans held tight toll some 16 million-acre of farmland. by 1920 there were 925,000 black farmer, their acquisition of land and tenure coming through from chev oharshest racial discrimination and violence. during the h

tammy recently had a high when she was accepted into a drug rehabilitation program.a low when the judge denied her rehab request and sentenced her to prison instead. >> i'm bummed. >> butcher was sentenced to 16 months in prison with time served in good behavior she could be out in as little as six months. >> temper tantrum. no. they took it away. but it's probably a lot better. just because the fact that i can take the next six months and learn who i am. because i haven't come in my skin for a long time. you know. i've been faking, persuading, and scamming and other stuff. >> right after prison, they are picking me up at the gate. though i'm not going to program now i need to go to a program and learn the tools to stay clean. i know the tools to stay high. i want to be reprogrammed you know. >> until then, bufrper will do her time in prison. and now that she's sentenced she could be transferred any day. >> i should be gone this week, though, which is a good thing. it won't be in the county any longer. i'll be out with air. you know. when you're in prison it flies. b

people come here to give thanks to tammy for protecting the nation since ancient times. drawing ground for one hundred and twenty five places of worship. we are order. once every twenty years. destroying buildings gigs and regions are completely redo. using wood from trees can be considered a treat. it's believed that this periodic review restores the fine talent in the county i tested this continued for over one thousand three hundred years the ecj has knocked into the image and psychics. it's also a magnificent its own people and colleagues in the center is in harmony with nature it's rich marine resources you see humor is also famous for its we've been told by this. eye. ranging in age from twenty six. still don't but we students in the old tradition one. i used to treat the operators to domestic cricket recap rituals from the broken seat don't leave the road one thousand acted on i wanted in twenty years ago the world's first call to the rules was successfully cultivated in the spending. also in the outgoing links to their own particular. you too the technique is tea

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. >> good evening, my name is tammy bryant and a resident of the western addition. i'm a mother of three children that i raised had are in san francisco. i did not knowal hand alejandro, but i am heartbroken. i am here to stand in solidarity with them and request for justice. there can't ever be justice because we can't bring him back. you cannot just investigate your own department and your own staff. so we need an independent investigation because there was no justification to shoot him. the mentality to shoot first and ask questions later has got to stop. too many unarmed civilians are dying. make no mistake that i consider this to be very racist. just as i watch here tonight i was almost hit by a white woman on a bicycle as a cop car pulls up the street and i watch the black man getting beat up by the cop because he was told to take his bike off the sidewalk. if you don't know how many times i'm getting hit by white bicyclist. this is racial profiling and th

. >> pretty good description from tammy rose. she mentioned she was in line for the matterhorn. here are authorizes that were on the ride. the ride stopped in its tracks. despite the scare, no injury or damages reported tonight at disneyland. >> having a ride on a ride. we'll give you an update on the breaking story throughout the newscast and on nbcbayarea.com where you can find more damage. moderate earthquake hitting in orange county at 9:00 followed by dozens of other aftershocks. we're beginning to talk to agencies in los angeles to check on the damage. of course, we'll bring you more information later in this newscast. >>> a 49er with a troubled past has been arrested in the south bay. chris culliver, who made headlines more than a year ago with anti-gay remarks is now accused of hit-and-run. police say he hit a bicyclist and then threatened a good samaritan. the hit-and-run in san jose, about 40 miles from 49ers headquarters on tully road. they later found culliver near happy hollow zoo. nannette joins us from the crash scene. >> reporter: i spoke with attorney who repres

the day before police found tammy bake irshot to death at south fourth and florida avenue. neither of the homicides have been solved. >> several local leaders plan to testify about the state's rape kit backlog. nancy skinner and the district attorney nancy o'malley hope to make a case for a new bill which would give law enforcement a deadline for testing those rape kits. in 2011 they audited all property rooms for untested rape kits, found more than 1900 untested kits in alameda county alone. >> the navy says it will soon test 1,000 homes on treasure island for dangerous levels of radiation. the testing comes after concerns over the discovery of radioactive items buried underground. radioactive fragment was found in catherine's yard. she happens to be president and founder of the treasure island health network and has been pushing the navy to clean up the island for years. but she says she is leery about the latest offer to do the test. >> will any of our citizens, any of our residents be allowed to follow them through their own homes? will we receive all of the data in a t

tammy is china's largest trade content in the european union. asked about russia's actions in crummy of the chinese president said his country had no quote private interests in the months now he added that they she always insists on non interference in other countries' internal affairs and that it respects the nation's territorial integrity. with sino german relations deepening let's bring in chief political correspondent linda crying let that there's a lot of talk right now about germany and china building a new silk road between the two manufacturing giants as meaning a step in that direction. well in many ways the silk road is already there these two leading export nations are the two hundred forty billion barrels worth of business with each other every year. chinese germany's third biggest trading partner and germany accounts for a third of all china's trade with europe so already very significant numbers there but the focus of the german businesses that have been quite bullish on china had been expecting a little more ambivalence lately cal

opposing find just what kind the kind thoughts not be analyzed consider themselves moderate shiites and tammy got twelve percent of the population. syria's president to have been stacked on the sides and add the olives to the group which is why it matters on being targeted by the rebels in the series of scientific human rights as out of the four two thousand and one of them killed since the war began nice of them soldiers and pro admonition and jonathan steele who has written extensively about syria for the audience as minorities face a grim future if the sun is remains from power. this has become. daddy and me. nestle will in some cases as well. any money rizzo accusing the government establishment and operation sleeping with the cartoon devil. not just something wrong with them on his way to even get into the temple may have a difficult time uses the system is to remain stable sunni fundamentalists to this. who says you need to finish the city who impressed by the alliance needs and wants him to give up. also if anyone did it. just another license and christians and to the armenian listened

leaving the company, that has to be considered a significant loss. ,> i know this is somewhere in tammy have interviewed really recently. >> she was one of the people that had a notion on how to market the project. if you're going to elevate him to wear some level he will oversee this. maybe he had disagreements or how it would happen. we do not know. they're making some choices about how they will tell the story going forward and with who will do that. clearly that will not be there anymore. >> with whom? >> is a second language. i'm not good. >> a lot of things are second language to you. are there more executive departures to come? can we expect that? >> it is hard to say. it was sent to reason that there would be more. it stands to reason that they would bring people in. the shuffle is probably not done. he has a job to do. we would be expecting this would be a foot. >> thank you. turning now to google. the san jose airport is outfitting itself to get ready for google executive private jet to take off. on thist wrote ground project. they're expected to come in two years. jon erlichm

chance to do johnny before he retired, because i had done a tv movie of the week for nbc about jim and tammy religious couple? >> sure. >> i played jim baker who had a big field day with them over the years. he wanted me on the show. he would let me do my impression. he apparently didn't like people doing impressions of him. he saw a tape, i was quite young. i used to do it in standup. and but it turned out i was the last guest. and so i ended up having a minute and a half on the show with a film clip. and we never got to the point where he was going to let me do the impression. actually it was worth it. in the commercial break, after we went to commercial, he leaned over and said, listen, i'm really sorry we didn't get to the bit. i was looking forward to seeing it. but i couldn't get the old woman to shut up. [ laughter ] >> and robert klein decides to be funny for the first time in six years. who knew? [ laughter ] >> that's heart breaking. robert klein mostly. did you ever do his show? >> i was on the carson show one time when i was a teenage mag sgligz have you ever seen it? >> no. no.

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tammy, you can see thick black smoke billowing from the federal court building downtown. >> we are seeing literally dozens of people that are bleeding. some of them you can't even make them out. they are so badly injured. >> the impact was immediate and nationwide. >> an explosion in oklahoma city with worldwide implications and enormous consequences. >> the bombing sent shock waves through washington. >> there is increased security nationwide. >> the pentagon has activated its emergency disaster response. >> it could be a contractor. it could be a wacko. it could be a professional. you don't have to be a rocket scientists to create this kind of bomb. >> as the smoke began to clear, two questions reverberated across the country, who and why? the answers would be shocking. the man behind the devastation was an american. his name timothy mcveigh. >> tim mcveigh was one of ours. a war hero and grew up in the suburbs of buffalo. we needed to know. it was a sense, obligation to find out who this man was. >> timothy mcveigh was born on april 23rd, 1968, in the town of lockport in upstate, new y

. >> i begged tammy and joe to let me show an iron because this iron, of course it's turned off.>> it has the automatic cutoff because it's such a safe product. >> what would it do -- >> what it would do, 30% more steam and i don't know why -- see, this is the magic of television. >> that's all right. >> i've already burned jerry. okay? trust me, this has 30% more steam and steam to get a vertical steamer, and you get an ironing with all the functions l.e.d. lights. it's by rowenta. >> it's cool-looking. i love it. >> don't burn yourself. >> is it getting hot? >> let me see -- >> it's scaring us now. >> get that away from me. >> away from hoda's hair. please. >> i have hair issues. >> for more information on these products, go to klgandhoda.com. >> all right. >> a webtastic video that's bound to wake you up. >> that's the hint. >> first this is "today" on nbc. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight yea

the ground still shows where he fell much tammy had been on the phone with her brother, trying to talk her down. >> i heard the shots and saw the tests and he fell back. i saw the shirt turning red. i knew they used lethal, live rounds. and the lieutenant promised that he wouldn't, that he'd use non-looethal round, and he lied. >> chief edden says that assertion is under investigation. it happened hours after 2,000 demonstrators converged. they were protesting the earlier fatal shooting of a homeless and mentally ill man. both happened during eden's first month as chief. >> reporter: do you think you're doing a good job? >> i think the mn and women do their most job every day. i'm doing my best it evaluate the department, including myself. >> now another death - redwine the 24th person to be killed in an albuquerque-related shooting in less than five years. >> today new mexico's attorney-generally gary king announced that his office launched an investigation into the last two shootings. the department of justice had his eye on the department, we do expect those results in the coming wo

congresswoman tammy duckworth was scheduled to attend the paralympic games in sochi, russia, startinghis weekend. but because of the crisis in ukraine, the white house has cancelled the trip by duckworth and her delegation. american *athletes will still compete in the games. the first witness in the oscar pistorius murder trial is resuming her testimony. pistorius is charged with murdering his girlfriend at his home in south africa last year. yesterday a neighbor testified that she woke up that night to a woman's screams, four gunshots, and then a man yelling for help. the defense questioned her on the possibility of gunshots before she woke up and whether her recollection was accurate. pistorius says he shot and killed his girlfriend because he thought she was an intruder, in his bathroom. but prosecutors say this was a pre-meditated murder. c-p-s parents are finding themselves caught in the middle of the battle between teachers and administrators over standardized tests. nancy loo joins us *live from saucedo scholastic academy in little village. >> good morning. the teachers' union

lucky person was little tammy who is visiting from hawaii with her family. they were greetd with a bag of goodies and annual membership to the museum. something certainly they will be delighted to have. >> my daughter is really that science so one of the only things she wants to do while visiting grandma in oakland was to come to this museum. >> this family will be doing plenty of that getting 1 million visit norse a year really is a big deal for the ex mrovrmingt it ampleed 400,000 people old site so this first year has been very successful along the waterfront. >>> 1,000 people gather at ground zero for the state water crisis demanding the state end threat in cut become for central vaechlt hundreds of farmer, farm workers business owner and resident worried that agriculture will not get the water it so desperately needs. lawmakers in sacramento may have listened too. hours after the rally water leaders made a change in the drought emergency orders and said farmers get the share of whatever water becomes available. >> stay with us. coming up next. stressed

. >> does it make you mad tammy baldwin voted to cut $716 billion from medicare? >> berra supports pelosi's plan to cut $716 billion from medicare. >> $500 billion in cuts to medicare. >> cuts 500 billion from medicare. >> cut medicare by 500 billion. >> it's not just outside groups, it's paul ryan, whose 2012 budget cut projected government spending by almost $6 trillion over the next decade. ryan attacked democrats again and again for cutting medicare. >> when i think about medicare, it's not just a program, it's not just a bunch of numbers, it's what my mom relies on. the president raves, $716 billion from the medicare program to pay for the obama care program. >> and the reason republicans are disingenuously attacking democrats for cutting billions in government spending while railing against government spending is because the difference between the two parties is not about small and big government, it's about who benefits from government. in defending medicare spending, republicans are just looking out for their base. the older whiter demographic who tend to

. >> this one is for matt tammy sue. she said her baby is commonly referred to as mayor robby ford.nth old daughter kylie. take a look at kylie. yeah. >> this is from matt m. weber 413. here is his rob ford baby. i like the hat there. >> this one is a bit different. [ laughter ] >> some must have furry babies. they are adorable and he is lots of fun. thanks for watching "special report." good night from washington "on the record" is next. >>> developing now. you are not going to believe this: just forget all those satellite pictures of objects floating in the ocean. 122 objects from france's satellite, the 300 from thailand satellite and the 10 from japan's satellites. just forget all of that now investigators in the search for flight 370 have changed up. they claim there is a whole new search area. it's nearly 700 miles to the northeast of the old one. and several 100 miles closer to perth, australia. once again, investigators are calling the new data that led to the search shift credible. well, you have heard that one before. that's the same word credible they used about all those

chance to do johnny before he retired, because i had done a tv movie of the week for nbc about jim and tammye. yeah. so, i played jim bakker, and he had a big field day with them over the years. so he wanted me on the show. and he was going to let me do my impression. because he apparently didn't like people doing impressions of him. but he had seen a tape of me doing it -- 'cause i was quite young. and i used to do it in standup. and but it turned out i was the last guest. and so i ended up having about a minute and a half on the show with a film clip. and we never got to the point where he was gonna let me do the impression. oh. but, actually, it was kind of worth it because in the commercial break, after we went to commercial, he leaned over and said, [ as johnny carson ] listen, i'm really sorry we didn't get to the bit. i was looking forward to seeing it, but i couldn't get the old woman to shut up. [ laughter ] and robert klein decides to be funny for the first time in six years. who knew? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's heartbreaking... for robert klein mostly, but... [ no