not tempered, typically? >> plate is not tempered, unless -- >> specifically required, okay. >> so in the old days, it was -- you can look at a spec, and some of the old specs, it will say quarter inch pp, which is a give away of how old the architect is. because if it says quarter inch pp that means quarter inch polished plate. at a time, there was a time when plate wasn't polished. it was just kind of rolled out and it would have a slight wiggle to it. and because it was poured one end of the glass would be a little thicker at this end, a little thinner at that end. so when we glaze these things you put the thicker end down because that would be the -- and the wife's tale is glass is liquid. thicker in the middle. and we have to explain, no, that's not the case. it was put in that way. >> can you tell us, when they pour it, what do they pour it on? >> well, the whole process changed, really. it would be pouring it probably on a steel kind of thing. but at this point, the process changed largely during -- af

these can't be tempered. they can't -- technically they can be but when you temper something, it puts a slight wiggle in it so then that mirror becomes a funhouse mirror. not good for retail, particularly. what we do, and this is required for sliding wardrobe doors, where it's a door, and it's moving, is to put the safety backing on the back of it. so the mirror will break, but it will stay together by virtue of this category two. it's got like fiberglass mesh going through the back of it. it's still a mirror. sometimes we use this around bathtubs, so in case you get up, and... so it will break. but it's still holding together. >> is there another insulated glass that's available, besides doing that layer with the fog, that will -- you know, that will break? >> no. the glass is all fine. and there are different kinds of things you can put in. you know, you can put in a argo, some of them -- you can put in kind of like a vacuum. there's lots of things that -- and they have come up with better kinds of sealants

the tempered caught right at the frames and it was the tempered clearly that was keeping everything together. the building was going this way, and the glass was acting almost like a sheer wall. other times it totally collaps collapsed. seismically, ooh, that's a laurence question. >> they have limits on what both the transient drift and permanent drift is allowed to be, how far they are allowed to sway and how far they're allowed to be out of plumb. what they calculate it to be they come up with a resilient system of setting the glazing so that at the levels of drift there should be no pressure placed against the glazing. so that's the design. we will wait for a big earthquake and see how it plays out. but should be okay. the drift issues are things that we've been talking about for these high rise buildings. what are appropriate drift limits, and how much can a 600 foot building be permanently displaced and still be an acceptable building. how long can we expect the glazing in one of these new buildings to last? >> the state of california pushed the idea of, ooh, insulated glass is the answ

but it's legally tempered. sore sometimes you can put like a safety film on the back of it, and that would give you, again, some impact protection. but it's really not a contrary product. it's seldom -- we used to go through cases of this stuff. now we sell practically nothing of this. but it breaks -- i mean we all -- primarily what we're seeing this is in sky lights that are existing around town. it holds together, as we see. you know, so this is the advantage. it's all held together. but, you know, it's not a perfect product. and primarily, what's taken its place is laminated glass, which you don't have those wires in it. people don't want to see those wires. and so laminated is probably most skylights that we do are laminated. or an insulated glass, where the laminated is on the bottom, and tempered is on the top. >> with an air space -- >> with an air space. the laminated, at one time, they used to sell tempered skylights but they really didn't work terribly well. yes it breaks into little safety cubes but

you know, it's tempered, but not fully tempered. it's got kind of a half measure. stronger than eneeled glass and will take more impact. but where we saw the big piece of glass broken into shards the heat strengthened glass will break into shards maybe this size. the tempered glass, as you see, broke into teeny pieces. so if both sides were tempered and it broke, you know, this whole thing would peel -- you know, would fall over, you know, with this plastic in between, if it didn't have the century guard that -- the new depont stuff which is going to keep it rigid. but if we used heat strengthened on one side and tempered on the other, the two will still remain rigid. >> i want to thank you all for coming. i want to thank ken paige for this extremely exciting and illuminating adventure today in glazing. and invite you all to come next month when we talk about how to plan a home remodel, and thank you all very much. >> thank you for coming. >> [applause.] >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the forum featuring the five candidates for san francisco district att

i would like to see that there is some language that covers the temporary structures and temper units that come in. they usually come in from not only out of state but out of country to do these event. we do not have a problem with companies like turner. it is a local company that hires local people. just wanted to remind you of that. thank you very much. supervisor avalos: thank you. nec's speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors. last week renaissance in the partnerships with southeast career center and city college, we put on a job out there, and it was a real good success. out of 21 visitors that came out, 20 showed up. we had over 350 people. what we found is there is a lot of individuals that have skills. when we are talking about this work force in the compliance, we also want to make sure that we give that some of these professional services included. i understand they briefly spoke on it, but it is very important. not everyone wants to be in construction, but there are a lot of opportunities. there is a program through usc. very successful community development program.

the people who knew her say she had a temper. what we know about the person arrested in the disappearance of a nursing student. ten years ago, bay area coumties made a promise. ten years later, it is still not a reality. why first responders here are still not connected. and they were there, even before they knew what they were walking into. the first responders on the scene in san bruno, nearly one year ago. good evening i'm ken bastida. and i'm dana king. what was supposed to be a debate to foster good impressions, turned into a knock-down, drag-out fight. republican candidates for president went for the jugular tonight on everything from job creation to health care. and wait til you hear what one of them said about social security. robert lyles on the fight to unseat president obama. touted as a *civil republican reform were other debate topics. but with president obama at a new all-time low in polls -- all eight candidates attacked him on jobs and the economy -- just as he prepares to announce a 300 billion dollar jumpstart t

c-span: listed here are the cardinal virtues: wisdom, justice, temperance, courage. which one of those is your favorite? >> guest: well, it's awfully tempting, of course, to say wisdom. isn't that what we all want? i think from a social point of view, from a public point of view, the most important of those is probably temperance, moderation, and that of course is what the greeks emphasized, and i think that's a virtue that is singularly lacking in our time. i think if you ask me what one virtue, what one classical virtue, what one of these aristotelian cardinal virtues we were most in need of today, i think i might say temperance. c-span: another person you mention, and i think it has even a family connection for you, is bill bennett. you mention that the book of virtues has sold a million copies at least, and it's been on the bestsellers list for over a year. the reason i say family, didn't your son work for him at one point? >> guest: he did indeed. when he came to washington he worked in the department of education with bill bennett. c-span: and your son is? >> g

a former upps she has a violent history and she has a very short temper >> she has a very short temperand when she flies off the handle she is dangerous. it has been three months since she disappeared. >> stay with us on the kron 4 news will have more from the news conference in on our website and we will let you know what happens at as the bonds arraignment today . high of about it is sitting along the coast line when certainly not wide as read it is drifting into the north bay this is a look of current temperatures right now currently '50s and '60s . by the afternoon the highest will be in the low 90s and works 90 in livermore and 76 in mountain view wit. this is a lot of your seven day forecasting will continue into the weekend and we are putting in a slight chance lead and putting ninth quarter thunderstorms and also throughout the weekend it could lead to some popped up thunderstorms >> i have no hotspots this tell you about as will take a look of some of our cameras outside the bay bridge is a very quiet the good news the metering lights are still cycle of no delays on into nine

. >> she got a little tempered. whew, got a little heated. >>> but first, new details about the security scare which started last week. fbi agents have questioned and cleared some 300 people in connection with the possible plot. >> and police across the country were on high alert as the nation marked this 9/11 anniversary. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross has the latest details. >> reporter: u.s. authorities tell abc news there is still no hard evidence that the vehicle bomb plot threat is real. the fbi has now interviewed and cleared some 300 people who were on flights that might have matched the description according to a cia informant of three men coming into the country. even so, security remains heavy and will remain heavy through monday in both new york and washington. with the security has come security jitters. on sunday, an americananirlines flight from los angeles into new york, american flight 34, had f-16 fighter jets escort it for the last 100 miles into the airport. a federal air mars

i would temper my enthusiasm by saying that it has only been six weeks, but it would be the kind of service that i think everybody in the agency should be proud of. it is what we want to be known for. that is a quick report and we will keep you updated. >> on saturday, july 16, we work with community members to pick up trash and remove debris from around the operating division. specifically, the volunteers worked on the area involved by the sfmta. issues were raised at a community meeting this summer as we were informing neighbors about the project and a significant capital investment. turning to green and healthy topics, the sfmta will participate in a friendly competition among bay area employers to determine the best commuters in the region. they encourage their employees to forsake single auto commutes. employers can register online. starting september 1 and running through october 31, employees log their daily commute activities on line. the highest percent of employees will be the winners. in light of the recent american heart association awards, they also are wrapping up to participa

. >> she has a very, very short temper. when she flies off the handle, she really flies off the handle. >> reporter: a different boyfriend than the one she had a child with five years ago, neighbors say that ex-boyfriend lives in this freemont house with his parents. >> he's the second one of the three brothers, a very nice kid. >> we've always had cops visiting here, from what i understood, it's because they're keeping the baby from her. >> reporter: court documents show just three days before michelle le disappeared, her child's father filed a restraining order against esteban. esteban said she hated michelle le, that she thought he she had come between her and the father. >> and the motive? >> that question may only be answered by esteban herself. >> reporter: she is not in her apartment here tonight. she's in jail. i've learned from two sources, she's pregnant. about 7 months so. in union city, rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in hawaii, prosecutors have -- i'm sorry. >> prosecutors have filed kidnapping charges

tempers responding accordingly already. low to mid 70s around the bay shore. low to mid 80s in the east bay. half moon bay, 59° where you will find the come -- comfort today if you don't like the heat. cooler at the coast, spare the air day out there once again. includes remain at the coast tonight. mild lows for most neighborhoods. hot mainly inland through about friday. let's look at how temperatures compare to yesterday. close to free none, oakland, -- fremont, oakland. san francisco maybe the only place where you notice the difference outside the coast. area of low pressure center of the warm air sitting on top of us and the central valley where they could see triple digits. high pressure across the eastern third of the pacific to the western third of the united states pushing the storm track well to the north. this will break down the high and bring cooler weather starting saturday, everywhere. today mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. east bay shore, 82 richmond, 85 oakland. near 90 castro valley, low to mid 90s throughout the south bay. mid 80s sa

. >>> one of the greatest games ever by an nfl rookie and serena williams let's her temper get the bestr record highs in seattle are over with at least for now. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, an opening day in the nfl dedicated to remembering 9/11 ended with the new york jets in a much tougher fight with the dallas cowboys than anyone expected. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it was an opening sunday to the nfl season like none other. fans and teams united around the nation with one common bond, to remember 9/11. we start in new jersey 12 miles from ground zero. an emotional pregame ceremony before the jets/cowboys game. this came down to the final minutes when the jets special teams came up big. the punt. dupont picked it up and was in for the touchdown. new york completed the come back with 3 -- 32 seconds left. 50 yards out and the jets rally from 14 town to beat the cowboy webs 27-24. >>> the tributes continued in our nation's capital. new york's

>> the commission will meet at cesar chavez elementary school or wednesday night, but tempered 28. this is concerning public protection issues in the mission district. >> commissioners, i know our agendas are pretty much pact. is there anything we should add to the agendas? great. hearing nothing from my fellow commissioners, very public comment regarding items 3 c, d, and e. >> commissioners, thank you again for letting me speak. i only have one quick comment. going back to the year 2000, on roe vs. wade that a lot of the reason, it is just a story that has been documented and kicked around. the reason why the crime has been going down is that the perpetual winters have not been born based on the abortion laws and their changes. >> we have to keep this limited. >> that is a bit of a stretch. >> is it going down? i know that the present chief is doing a hell of a job. is it doing -- going down because of more crime protectionists or is it going down because war criminals are not being born? maybe they're doing a great job and it does not have to be expanded because crime may be goi

they cannot be tempered with 10 or uploaded to computers every day. officers will be hard to the oakland police department come at the rate of violent crime. the city received $10 million grant to help hire 25 officers. the plan is to put those officers in some of the worst spots in the city. so far, oakland has lost 85 homicides this year. >> budget cuts are decimating many california schools and appearance desperate pleas are having little impact. >> please do not close our school. >> the suspect started in the different district. just another example of what has become 15 billion in cuts statewide over the past four years. then tracy on the impact now and in the future. >> so they had different sizes? what else did they have? >> marley and/or has been teaching at signal hill elementary school for 15 years. but now 30 kids are granted to her second grade classroom. five more than last year and 10 more than the year before. >> is hard to meet with 30 kids and they both looked through the cracks. >> schools such as burroughs elementary have been close

people worried about bleeping things out in a broadcast and political jargon is a hot topic and tempersh. it just didn't happen. >> this president said he's going to end that kind of thing and to a certain extent george bush wanted to change the policy in washington . rush limbaugh had vitriolic language. dim dems are talking about the horrible right wing republicans leading to the slooting of gabby giffords. but their people uses it and the white house refuse to condem it >> he's talking about the ballot box. he didn't mean to be violent. but go to the ballot box and talk it out. >> there is a larger pattern. hoffa . biden said the tea party said they are terrorist and perhaps both parties are demonizing the other side. >> when we come back, behind the scenes of 9/11. are you ready for your check-up? i'm so ready. [ female announcer ] prepare to ace your check-up. fight plaque and gingivitis and invigorate your way to better dental check-ups. crest pro-health invigorating clean rinse. excuse me. him? he's helping me get back to normal. hey, i don't even live in a floodplain. but i've g

so we don't know what -- you know -- kind of like we don't know what will happen next with her temper. >> reporter: police revealed a list of circumstancal evidence. the hospital security camera captured her at scene before and after the disappearance. cell phone tracking shows the victim and suspect's phones traveled the same paths and michelle's dna was found on the suspect's shoe. >> there is no one piece of evidence or statement. it's all the circumstances as the investigation goes on. >> reporter: on may 27th michelle was in a nursing class. during a break she went to her car but never came back. investigators say she was likely in a struggle in the garage, the next day police found her car parked a half mile away with her blood inside but no body. her cousin said news of the arrest hit them hard. >> no words can explain the emotions we feel. know we are still determined to bring her home. >> reporter: her brother urged the suspect to give up her location and not drag this on. >> she would always call me to say happy birthday and say she loved me. i just want to hear her voice so

tempers responding accordingly already. low to mid 70s around the bay shore. low to mid 80s in the east bay. half moon bay, 59° where you will find the come -- comfort today if you don't like the heat. cooler at the coast, spare the air day out there once again. includes remain at the coast tonight. mild lows for most neighborhoods. hot mainly inland through about friday. let's look at how temperatures compare to yesterday. close to free none, oakland, -- fremont, oakland. san francisco maybe the only place where you notice the difference outside the coast. area of low pressure center of the warm air sitting on top of us and the central valley where they could see triple digits. high pressure across the eastern third of the pacific to the western third of the united states pushing the storm track well to the north. this will break down the high and bring cooler weather starting saturday, everywhere. today mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. east bay shore, 82 richmond, 85 oakland. near 90 castro valley, low to mid 90s throughout the south bay. mid 80s sa

. >>> tempers flair because this ban covers a large area of downtown. i'm going to use a board to show you. it includes this 17-block area around the total santos plaza, the boundaries would be, let's see here, then it moves on over here to port chicago highway on the south is clayton road, and here is glenndo do street. reggie is live tonight. he explains how the law will be enforced. reggie. >> reporter: a warning will be given to the smoker first here in concord if they violate that new ordinance before a citation is issued. but the way the law was originally written, if a person was caught lighting up, they could have faced jail time. residents in favor of the new smoking ban can breathe a little easier now after the concord city council approved the new ordinance tuesday. it will prohibit smoking in all areas of the downtown accessible to the public. business owners can request a blocked off area where they can smoke. some feel it's a violation of personal right. >> as a aunt, we have a hood that sucks in air from outside. if we leave our door open

reportedly said unless obama was going to apologize for the atomic bombing, public expectations should be tempered. the cables quoted him saying it would be premature to include such a program in obama's trip. in april, 2009, in prague, obama resolved to achieve a world without nuclear weapons. after the speech tlrks were growing expectations from the viefrs of the bombings that he would visit the cities. the japanese and u.s. governments explained later the president's visit would be shelved due to a scheduling conflict. the japanese foreign ministry said it is regrettable the documents were leaked illegally. it said it will not comment on nor confirm the documents. >>> now let's take a look at the market figures. >>> the heat is on one of japan's most powerful politicians and the country's ruling democratic party. a tokyo part found three ex aides guilty in connection with a political funding scandal. the ruling exposed the cozy relationship between his office and the general contractors vying for lucrative public works projects. lower house members were on trial for falsifying accounting report

i think president obama is trying to be tempered with this.the criticism coming from the right is too harsh because this is a tenuous situation where he has to show a sense of fairness towards the palestinians and the israelis where israel is still safe in the middle east. this is going to be a very delicate back and forth. we'll see how this plays out. i hope he doesn't have to get to a point in time of using that veto and we can do this through negotiations. >> lenny, you said some of that criticism from republicans has been harsh. is it simply because they see a political opening here and think they can chip away? whatever republican candidate might not win the jewish vote, but still, they might be able to chip away at the president a little bit? >> i think that's what they would like to see. yes, let's be fair, over the course of his term, he hasn't played this the best way all of the time. but on this one, he is playing it well. he's going to have to negotiate this. i think they're trying to trump up the victory in new york a little too m

he has a quite volatile temper and is working off his temper by digging in the derek. jefferson is a little more theoretical. he spends a lot of time coming up with very elaborate garden designs that never quite make it from his notebooks to the soil. he is an obsessive list maker who's been this many evening wedding very long lists of different types of vegetables. he writes down. compares, counts the number of peace that can fit into a glass. [laughter] but we also know from visitors accounts and diaries that he is actually also out in the garden. he is also selling. maybe not working -- maybe not doing as much backbreaking work as avens is doing, but he is out there in the garden enjoying the physicality. so they go on their garden tour, which is really not allegedly true. if you look at the itinerary, you can see that they travel every day between 40 and 50 miles, quite bad roads. that is quite a lot of miles you have to cover in a day, and they see every day several gardens. they don't have a lot of time to stroll around and have a look. literally as many as possi

i would stress any type of temporary work, tempers structures, bleachers, stages, that should all beubject to prevailing wage. it goes on. some of you have first-hand knowledge. actions we have done before, and that is why we have a contractor here, rodin construction, because they are there because we protest things like that. any kind of temporary work, in the carpentry work, and all trade as a matter of fact, even if it is temporary and only going to be there for year or so, should be subject to prevailing wage. pay people the proper amount, benefits, health care, and get these jobs, these folks, headed in the right direction to a career in construction. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker. >> america's cup hold a lot of promise. $1 billion worth of economic activity. over it -- over 8 billion jobs it could generate. the biggest thing this guarantees potentially is the idea of a diverse community leadership partnership, which we have seen through public comment and could create three specific things. the first of which is in construction work, the excess -- succe

we don't know what, you know, it's kind of like we don't know what's going to happen next with her temper. >> the background in the case, michelle le disappeared the night of may 27th when she took a break from her nursing class at kaiser hospital in hayward to go to her car. >> reporter: it wasn't until the next morning that police found michelle's car abandoned about half a mile away. her blood was found inside. but there was no body. yesterday, her brother michael spoke out about how tough it has been, especially because today is his 24th birthday. >> she would always call me to tell me happy birthday and she loved me. i just want to hear her voice so badly. [ crying ] >> reporter: michael also indirectly pled with esteban yesterday saying, quote, we only ask that she have the human compassion to please tell us where michelle is. as for esteban, she is due in court this afternoon at 2:00 for her arraignment. >>> an emergency landing this morning for a passenger plane that was on its way from san francisco to new york. the airbus 318 landed in grand junction colorado after an engine fai

so we didn't know what, you know, kind of like we don't know what's going to happen next with her temper. >> reporter: the background in the case, michelle le disappeared the night of may 27th when she took a break from her nursing class at kaiser hospital in hayward to go to her car and never returned. the next morning police found her car abandoned about half a mile away. her blood was found inside her car, but there was no body. her brother michael spoke out yesterday about how tough it is, especially because today is his 24th birthday. >> she would always call me to tell me "happy birthday" and to tell me that she loved me and... i just want to hear her voice so badly. >> reporter: very emotional, of course? >> michael also indirectly pled with esteban saying, quote, we only ask that she have the human compassion to please tell us where michelle is. in the meantime, he city ban is not talking -- esteban is not talking to investigators, asking for a lawyer. she is due in court this afternoon at 2 p.m. for arraignment. >> thank you, stephanie chuang. >>> an emergency landing early this

fod here are your temperates, 27 >>> once again, the top story at this hour. transportation officials in shanghai say human error is to blame for an accident on the city's subway system. two trains collided on tuesday injuring 284 people. one train rear-ended another on shanghai's number 10 line. four hours after the accident, officials in charge of the subway network resumed service. with an about face, they suspended service running through the crash site and other sectionsf the system on wednesday morning to conduct checks. officials say they took measures to ensure safety. all trains started running again in the evening. transit authorities posted an announcement online about the accident. they said the subway signal system lost power and stopped working. an operator tried to manually run the train that caused the crash. that goesed against protocol. the subway's signal system is made by the same company implicat ithe fat high eera cshhahaen july in eastern china. in addition, the signal system line in late july caused a train to suddenly start moving in t

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said that unless obama was going to apologize for the atomic bombing, public expectations should be tempered. the cables quoted him as saying it would be premature to include such a program in obama's trip. in april 2009 in prague, obama resolved to achieve a world without nuclear weapons. after the speech there were growing expectations among the survivors from the hiroshima and nagasaki bombings and others that he would visit the cities. the japanese and u.s. governments explained later that the president's visit would be shelved due to a scheduling con flekt. the foreign ministry says it's regrettable the documents were leaked illegally. it said it will not comment on nor confirm the documents. >>> in syria, government websites have been attacked by a group of hackers to protest the country's six month long crackdown on antigovernment demonstrators. in a statement on monday, the group anonymous said it carried out the attacks to support a citizen's rebel campaign in the nation. the content of the syrian transport ministry's website was replaced with caricatures of the country's president

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the only thing that could temper that his european action. >> in san francisco on broadway in nightclubsll loitering could have attributed to the officer involved shooting. san francisco belief that nightclub owners say that it is not enough the need to have " no loitering and their entrances to try to prevent more violence from breaking out. in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4. >> in pleasanton, officers involved with a sting operation. they went to 18 different businesses. most went along and avoided clos serving the. however some that did are under investigation and a running the risk of losing their liquor license. >> this small rallies held bfour troy davis. you can see he was executed earlier this week in georgia. he was convicted of a murder in 1989 involving an officer. since then, a number of witnesses have recanted their statements. in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4. >> car owners will get were penalized for not renewing their registration, could have a refund. the director of the dmv has recently said that because of some car owners did not receive adequate notification the de

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. >> the reason some of the temperance flare-up is not because we have and lack of jobs, not just because there is and no money floating freely through the community, not just because they're almost every good payment of in the community goes estimate on the outside who gets their pay check and go somewhere else, the dollars do not even certainly hear. and are being locked out. >> there was no killing going on here at the shipyards. people are happy. there were no bars on the doors. some people did not even lock their doors. that is the difference. >> the science already shows that what we preach every day and what we lived around and the mold and mildew in the house -- it creates a situation in the brain where the children cannot sit still. they cannot learn. they do a job to anger, but nobody wants to address that. they just want to say these are little black kids that do not care about nothing. they are bad. they are drug dealers. they are junkies. but do you ever want to resolve the issue? police >> know better. they have a job, and they tried to get peace. but there are certain peopl

at the markets now oil prices a low investors fear europe's debt crisis will home economic growth tempering demand for all materials nights which is currently trading at eighty five dollars a barrel while branches below one hundred and twelve dollars. asian stocks are posting significant losses following friday's steep selling in the european and u.s. markets exporters are among the main retreat as in japan comicon meeson is over three percent down while electronics produce a sharp it's almost five percent in the red pin while banking stocks are the worst performance in hong kong with h.s.b.c. down science teaching a two year low. ok and last but an hour ahead of the opening bell in the us markets ended brightest trading sessions deeply in the breadth of my six last two and a half percent while the r.t.s. climbs to almost. zero russian equities ended last week on a low despite president obama announcing a new stimulus package for the u.s. economy looking ahead to the next five days and alex. capital is not optimistic i suspect the more poor economic data remain high. it's very interesting t