they are not on the bottom the entire 90 minutes, but it will 40 minutes on the bottom, 45 minutes. we lost our contact here. what these monstrously expensive -- they are $10,000 to $15,000 unit -- what these units do is they provide the exact breathing mix for you during your assent. ascent, it changes that, because nitrogen and oxygen molecules like each other. it grabs that nitrogen and pulls is not since your ascent as long, but they did not have that, if they dove for 45 minutes on the bottom, it would take four or five hours for compression. inchanged the way we dived the world. just like your computer at home in your car is much better, the wrister that i wear on my communicates wirelessly to pressure centers. it has a little thing that goes on my chest so it can sense a it knows how fast i'm breathing, and it adjusts my profile according to how hard i am going. i can put in here that i am breathing 15% oxygen and 30% helium, and it knows that. for a diver at 200 feet, it knows that, because as i am going down, you can get too much toxicity. computere dive -- the -- we used to

illinois is consistently ranked at the bottom or near the bottom of fiscal health when it comes to various state rankings. why is that? >> we have a lot of big challenges. we have huge pension debt. we have over 100 $30 billion in unfunded pension liability. we have seen medicaid payments skyrocket. those items take up a large chunk of our budget. on top of that we are coming off an unprecedented two-year budget impasse where we did not have a budget for two years, which really accumulated our unpaid bills dramatically. upwards of $16 billion we had in unpaid bills. it is a structural debt problem

they made it up by winning the europa league but there you go right at the bottom the burden is they get thirty nine percent when the sense is really really not good enough and for too long i think by munich i've been carrying the torch for german same's in european competition the last time another team other than by and reached the semifinals a better was don't win back in twenty thirteen and finally for the file exactly says it's not good enough it is a worry i think ok what about your club hoffenheim they're playing in the champions league their first season how is that change that scene i think it was a brilliant achievement actually to come into the champions league we had last year our first european season in the euro league yes it was disappointing but i think we learned our lesson i think we know now how european football actually functions it was a learning curve and it's a replay istream to play generally football and we know the story at the choctaw doenitz most promising and many cities knocking on the door i think it's a brilliant big day for the whole region for the c

by winning the rice at the bottom the bundesliga thirty nine percent win percentage really really not good enough and for too long i think by munich i mean carrying the teams in european competition the last time another team other than by and reached the semifinals a better was don't win back in twenty thirteen and finally for the. says it's not good enough it is a worry i think ok. the champions league their first season. i think it was a brilliant achievement actually to to come into the champions league last year our first european season in the euro league yes it was disappointing but i think we learned our lesson i think we know now how european football actually functions it was a learning curve and it's a stream to play football i mean know the start the choctaw doenitz was promising and menzies knocking on the door i think it's a brilliant big day for the whole region for the club for the fans and of course for every individual player to see you have the strength in depth to compete at that level have lots of injured players at the moment but i think we showed against tony it

we want to get to the bottom of everything. we want everybody to be able to speak up and to speak out. >> reporter: as democrats call for the fbi to investigate the allegations, republicans, along with the president, dilssagreed. >> i don't think the fbi wanted to be involved. if they wanted to be, they do that. this is not really their thing. >> reporter: for the second-straight day, kavanaugh was hunkered down inside the white house. preparing for a public hearing on monday, where officials say he wants to defend his integrity. have you talked to judge kavanaugh? >> i thought it would be a thing not to. he can handle himself better than anybody. >> reporter: the president is taking a measured tone, but inching closer to diminishing the allegations, saying they should have been brought a long time ago. the president says he believes the accuser should have a public hearing. the question now, is whether she will. jeff zeleny, cnn, the white house. >>> and joining me now from switzerland, james davis, dean of the school of econom

nothing different at the top have buyer head to dorman braman still in the top four down at the bottom leverkusen when gives them a boost of fifty eight leaving salt the only side yet to pick up points. well that's full time for us i'd like to thank our guests looks fat in still and jonathan kramer for me and the rest of the but his legal team here in berlin don't go i'll be busy. busy covering it's come to not combine it but go right to our correspondent who is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondents here come studio you're watching e.w. news why from berlin. it's all about perspective closer. to. a good. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for. eco africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better it's up to us to different people in africa. magazine b.w. . and unusual friendship. is the story of paul and jaco. is a student from cameroon b. other a filmmaker from germany has read or not likely never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him whatever the case this is the story of how he manages. on europe's most danger

against rb leipsic neither side has started their seasons off with a bang resulting in both being in the bottom half of the table who was hungry for some improvement let's take a look. away from life to to the field without forward john kennedy now to stand and defend noting. the pain was suspended by coach ralph running this week of a disciplinary issues his defense could do with some tough love as well judging by how easily frank threw them in the twenty seventh minute lookee of it with an excellent wing play in the build up gels and fernandez with the simplest of finishes off the sebastien islands had it was safe. it wasn't until the second half that light to givenchy showed some gumption if it cost each handful gifted the visitors a chance for twelve yards. and will host bird slot it hun cooley to pull his side level in the fifty third minute one one the final score neither side offering much in the way of performance or discipline. ok so let's start with you what have you made of life six start to the season not the brightest thought i think lots of people expected a bit more from them but

in one day what's the poorest man in the bottom decade and that's a huge scale of inequality your first sentence was what is the situation off quality in general in asia well in generally assure that the situation is getting getting worse we've seen an increase in inequality across pretty much all countries in asia over the last several decades there are some exceptions to that in countries like japan and south korea but those are countries where there is high social expenditure where there's a firm on investment in social safety nets and other things there are other mechanisms that help reduce inequality but in most of developing asia we've seen massive increases in inequality over the last several decades now it's not quite as bad in absolute terms as it is currently in latin america latin america measure gini coefficient tend to be higher than they are in asia but the trajectory of growth of inequality in asia is what is worrying and it hasn't slowed down very much and in most countries in fact it's speeding speeding up and. why is that of a concern well first i'll be asleep all the

one simple way to get to the bottom of this that he said she said without the finger-pointing and name-calling serious and thorough. background checks by the fbi. that is a logical way to go. it is a crime to lie some people have a large incentive to tell the truth. opening the fbi investigation is a routine practice for judicial nominations it would happen over and over again when new information comes up in only takes a short time to complete it should be quiet and serious and be the whole truth and nothing but the truth so my republican friends are so concerned about the process being too chaotic that they cannot handle these allegations because theon fbi finished up its investigation in fact there is only one way to get to the bottom of the allegations to prevent the nation to be thrown into further turmoil independent background check by the fbi so the republican colleagues have term limits but then they avoid the serious way to get at the allegations of background check investigation by the fbi. for some reason both the white house and senate republicans are blocking the investigation to

gathered before hand and now there are allegations that should be examined there is one way to get to the bottom of this with a quiet serious and thorough background check by the fbi. that is a logical way to go the fbi's professional they have a large incentive to tell the truth opening the fbi investigation is a routine practice for judicial nominations that happens over and over again when new information comes out that my so concerned they should want the fbi to handle the allegations in fact there is only one way to get to the bottom of these allegations the independent background check by the fbi on the one hand they avoid this serious way to get at the allegations by the fbi. for some reason both the white house and republicans are blocking the investigation.b for its purpose when we asked the republican friends and president trump if president trump and senate republicans are so certain those allegations are true why aren't they welcoming to the fbi? >> leader mcconnell spent five minutes pointing their fingers at democrats. that shows someone dug in a deep hole. they are part of a despi

the bottom line is we have to right the wrong. all these non-profit organizations getting all this money and our current mayor for affordable housing. we want the kick down. the breakdown. and why is it there's no black non profits. we do have a group. i'm going to do a study on what's going on here in the city. by the bay. where everybody thinks everything's ok. but you have to listen to that what gentleman says because we're going to have social media. i'm having on my show and he has to say what he wants to say for an hour. without taking a shower. the reason i say this, i appreciate this board and you guys are simple and i'll be back to talk to you later. my name is ace. and i'm on this case. >> thank you, next speaker. tom gillberty. i second the speaker ahead of me and i second the speaker ahead of him. what we're trying to do is change the formula. change the equation. we don't want little percentages changed, we want the format changed. we want basically ever housing development to have part of our community in it from bas

with the price -- the bottom or not. with the price collapse, that causes a volume clash -- volume collapse. we saw a small round of layoffs last week at the popular crypto exchange. we are not seen that much more. we have not seen an exit is from the industry yet. if we were to look at past historical bubbles, we might expect to see more. on the other hand, we could bounce back more if the believers are correct. emily: somebody not exiting the industry is sitting with me right here now. do you think this is the bottom or is that still to come? >> it is hard to say. right now, the market is looking for some defining moment or catalyst. you're just seeing rumors right now. next year, you will see the big entrance become real. square might offer the coin processing for merchants, and others and all of it will become real and you see some adoption to see the price bounce up again. until then, it is up and down on rumors. emily: joe, let's talk about some of the unorthodox practices to boost activity. what do you see most con

the bottom line it will take a few years to do it. ment you mentioned social security if you are a republican you get banged over the head by every democrat in the world. >> we are 64, 65 days until november 7th. interesting races this past week. >> one is the nevada seat. the arizona seat, and tennessee seat. they are all open seats. there are four or five democratic seats that are competitive. it can go either way. we'll have to fight hard. >> the republican republicans td up two to three seats. if we have trouble in the house we had court decisions come down. pennsylvania will lose a few seats. >> great chances. >> well,right now it's 60/40. right now we have trouble in the house. it's a critical thing. we'll get our vote up. you could have got 65 days. >> i'm blake in for maria. maria will be back next week. watch both of us. media buzz is coming up next. (vo) when bandits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach, agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandi

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>> what i believe is we should get to the bottom and find the facts in the way the fbi has always done there is no presumption of innocence or guilt with a nominee before you. that rather find the facts and let the senate and the american people make their judgment not whether they are guilty or innocent but should have the office they are holding plain and simple. >> will democrats follow suit? >>. >> the respectful thing to do is have the fbi background check investigation. we are not afraid to confront this situation and deal with the truth in a dignified and respectful way because the fbi is not allowed to do it. >> i did not see the speech so i cannot give a reaction. >> [inaudible conversations] >> what i am focused on watching the anita hill hearings and when they occurred that she was not treated fairly, she was attacked and not given the ability from inside the senate to be believed so i am very focused to make sure that this time 27 years later in 2018 the senate acts appropriately. not just for this nominee but any future nominee. what message we send right now with the me t

andreea: new the bottom but not out of the woods yet. -- near the bottom but not out of the woods yets been pretty orderly. you haven't had a huge flight to safety. u.s. treasury yields as we have seen the last week over 3%. shery: thank you very across asset editor andrea poppa. papuc.reea must have you now. give us your view on emerging have seen. what you it seems franklin templeton says we are nearing the bottom. >> obviously a lot of uncertainty and volatility in the markets, particularly as it concerns the trade negotiation, so we will have to see what happens from here. there is good opportunities as well. fed's how much does the outlook play into that and what will it take for the fed to change course or continue going steady? fed appears to be well telik off -- well telegraphed. asould think that as long the data continues to reinforce a good price policy in the united states, unemployment is low, wage growth is starting to come through, no need to change course. haidi: i want to throw up a quick chart because you guys are on the dollar alone. but you need to get the dollar r

are you confident the fbi will get to the bottom of this? >> no. ana, the only way judge kavanaugh is going to go on the court without a serious cloud over his head without the supreme court being in some degree compromised is if the white house and senate republicans and whoever else, flake out to be in on this, tell the american people exactly how this investigation is being conducted and make it transparent so at the end of the day people are convinced that they have got on the the bottom it right now the suspension is growing rapidly among those who have questions about kavanaugh that this is a fixed job and i hope this is not the case that senator flake, senator collins and others have in effect signed on to a deal they know is not going to go anywhere but it gives them cover when they vote. i have such high regard, i trust that is not the case but there are deep suspicions and may i say i don't think this just applies to what the scope is with regard to judge kavanaugh. it applies to the scope, for example of mrs. ford. conservatives are sayin

the top tea m bottom team relegated and the top team from the championship promoted and instead of ad instead of a top eight play—off a top five play—off for the grand final which might seem complicated that it favours teams finishing first and second in terms of reaching the old trafford finale in 0ctober. reaching the old trafford finale in october. what do the clubs hope it will achieve? unity, hopefully. there has been a lot of vitriol between clubs in reaching this decision but a 68% voted in favour of the change suggests peace could be breaking out very soon. peace and by be breaking out very soon. peace and rugby league! thank you. the premier league are investigating whether any rules were broken during everton‘s recruitment of manager marco silva. watford say everton made an illegal approach for him, while he was still in charge there last season, and that was the "catalyst" behind their decision to sack him injanuary. he was appointed by everton four months later. bbc sport understands an independent law firm has been asked to look into the matter and it's thought everton c

end of the table it's going to a bit of a shock there at the bottom of the team that we really didn't expect to see there and that is of course and leverkusen to them are without a win so far. this season but it's time for the blunders leaguers play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with forty five percent of the vote is me not. the midfielder's that brilliant free kick stole victory for a brain and in frankfurt in the six minutes of injury time what a way to step up and earn your side their first win of the new this week it campaign and in the process spoil kevin traps return to frankfurt. here play of the day. go there now on sunday we'll be joined by former bond this nigger player michelle didn't say besides talking about the two big games of the day we'll be looking at the issue of hooliganism and racism in german football so do send us your questions for him too the address is on your screen now and it's time to say goodbye for now to todd you over until sunday hear some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga te

that's a great thing about the american system. my bottom line is, i think we are bringing a constructive debate. our side of the constructive debates, the white house, and trade offices, are thoughtful and listen to what we say. we do not have to agree all the time. let's hope that this week, coming up, we finish the nafta deal. by the way, then you have one month to write down what everybody said. you know what that is, you have to renegotiate it all over again. that is the history of how you do this. i am very impressed by the economic things that have been achieved in this country. i do not want to strangle the benefits of the tax and regulatory changes by the way we try to do the trade fix. that's not by what we are trying to do. >> what i'm curious is, normally you would put on $50 billion worth of tariffs, then you would have a negotiation to see if that helped you get a resolution. if it doesn't, you might go to 200, then you would negotiate. right now, they are piling on. there's no negotiations. how can you get to a deal when no on

you can see the sensors at the bottom. all the way from leveraging such sensors such as the the high frequency satellite system that the united states air force deploys and operates, to the space-based infrared system which the air force also deploys and operates. ground-based radars. forward base mode. the upgraded early warning radar that the air force operates and the navy weapon system. and of course, the x-band radar. -- c band, x-band radar. together with the elements that formulate the shooters, the command and control battle management system provides the true power for this capability. -- global capability. it is the architecture and not strictly the components. the priorities are very key. the message here is that these priorities are formulated in support of the national defense strategy and they are as follows on the left-hand side of the chart. the top priority we have today is a focus on increasing our system reliability to build confidence in the systems we have deployed today. whether it is -- the combatant

you have to look at this and say is the top capped and the bottom capped i would say your bottom is not capped >> the problem is they're going to need money at some point in time the tesla bonds still continue to be down they haven't rebounded that much if you have a crisis of confidence at the top, then it will be harder to invest bond investors going forward. part of the reason why this company needs elon musk is because he is that visionary people give him that benefit of the doubt. they need to bring in some kind of an adult in the room, so to speak, very typical in silicon valley elon can be elon he can be the visionary. i agree with gene 100%. >> brian is talking about the debt that's due between now and 2019 by 2025 i think it's close to 9 billion, but that's not the issue. the bottom line is return to fundamentals we're a few weeks away from getting preliminary third quarter delivery numbers and that to me is what it's all about here i would underline a couple of things gene said gene referred to this as a wonderful mission and that's great except for the fact that when investor

>> we're going to get to the bottom of this. >> this is "new day" with aliynn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. it is friday, september 21st, 8:00 in the east. we have new developments. christine blasey ford could testify next week, but it will not be on monday. ford's lawyer told the senate judiciary committee she wants to ensure the process is dignified and does not turn into a media circus. the only deal breaker is ford cannot appear at the hearing on monday. we're also learning about the terms that ford's lawyers say their client wants before telling her story to senators even if the fbi does not investigate her claim that brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. >> it is a huge significance is the only hold up is as long as it's not monday, as long as it's not monday it does look like this will happen, which is hugely significant. president trump has been praised, some, for his so-called restraint on this subject. that seems to be over. he launched an attack on professor blasey's credibility using a refrain o

the season meanwhile on able to manage even a draw on the fraud book they stayed firmly rooted to the bottom of the bundesliga standings. now i'm going to go back to you ed that's five defeats out of five now for last season's runners up it's hard to even believe now seeing that what's gone wrong a child or to lose five games on the bounce that anybody would mean that basically everything is going wrong it's been an awful start to the season for the dominica to disco side now if this is one of the promoted clubs you might understand it would still be bad but as you said this is last season's runners up so it's frankly ridiculous that defending hopelessly they're not scoring enough goals but i think the biggest issue for shocker is that midfield they lost two key young players. this summer both of free didn't even have the money to reinvest and they've just not replaced the they're missing that kraft and that doyle that those two young players brought to the scored now they did bring in sebastian rudy he didn't play today but he's been way off the boil since they brought him in and i think th

really some pictures here at the bottom. bill cosbyin pictures here at the bottom. who was one of the biggest stars in america, brought low by the series of women who came forward when they were not listened to, the woman came forward and eventually, that was enough to tip the balance. it is the fact that all of those individual women were willing to collectively come together to put their names and reputations and the public facings on the line number to take this guy down and now he is probably going to jailand down and now he is probably going to jail and that we are with him in handcuffs. when of them described his accusers as a hallelujah moment. i thought that was after all those years, some of these offences outside of the statue limitations but they go back to 1965. extraordinary catalogue. what are the most powerful front pages in the us done on him was that he said and then she said in a repeated she said she said. because it was this examiner catalogue and the depressing part of that is how many women it seems to take to have the value of one man's voice

matt chapman, big error in the bottom of the 9th. cost the as the win. the as led this game just about the entire way. it started with a big three-run 1st inning. it's matt joyce who has been injured most of the year. clean two-run single. came out with a 3-0 lead. nelson cruz up for the mariners. as respond with another three-run inning. nick martini coming through. shot down the right field line into the corner. got himself a two-run triple. martini on the night had three hits. and that off mike leake to send him away. but in the bottom half of inning number 11, it's the very well known chris herman getting to emilio pagan, former mariner. he walks off a loser. so do the as. 10 -8. they're two and a half back of the yankees for the number one wildcard spot. >>> take it to at&t where the kids are still cute and the giants still care. trailing 3-2. gregor blanco slicing one. the giants take a 4-3 lead but the paome back to tie it 4-4. send it to the bottom of the 12th inning and madison bumgarner to the place with gorkys hernandez at 3rd. base hit. and t

first movie and it got sold because from a glimpse of a position of the cuts on the justice of the bottom on the model of the earth and for the monger of the voyage of the marvel at the mission of a lot of business that's been done in this year and i just saw. my comments to my in the adults about the guts all docs one. bissau in the first book think they have it so sure all of us i know. there's a special form of the german language spoken by many immigrants to translate some of their own phrases into german it's a lingo people use to create solidarity and build a community that offers immigrants something that's missing for them a sense of belonging. because i tell. my friends you know this is easy. to deal by fighting against discrimination and racism with a goal that germany recognizes that immigrants from turkey and elsewhere as rightful german citizens this. is why this might be. the final. he's going to look at those who hold true. under this next margin here. wants to improve communiqué. and between germans and immigrants and highlight the imaginal toll of discrimination and laugh

policy makers should be looking at if you're talking about the five percent is the bottom five percent in terms of economic to it can be it can be economic impoverished people it can be done. it can be the body. stable people it is always the margin of the outlier of the society no matter what perspective you are coming from i think in terms of public policy making and just a political will for political leaders to take on it is really something far as i think about because most of us here in this group and normal people if not if you are not high achievers all of us but there are many many people like what you have said earlier in the northern vietnam the kids who are living in conditions that we cannot even imagine why do we design policies where we are designing any public policy we've designed for the five percent was living up to our or the most rural part of malaysia that is the you know people so by doing that by designing for the five percent we are automatically designing for the rest of us i think this is something that that perhaps is something i really need to get into my t

let's get to the bottom of this in a correct, appropriate and dignified way. that's what the american people want and that's what we should be doing in a bipartisan way in this chamber. i yield the floor. . >> mr. president, before i close, i want to take a moment to express my profound disagreement with my democrat colleagues. it came as no surprise that democrats were determined to oppose judge kavanaugh's nomination. it's become abun dentally clear in this congress that democrats consider being nominated by a republican president to disqualify a person from serving on the supreme court. it doesn't matter how

not to have won a single point guard and over complete the bottom three. so i had we are now five games in and what surprises you about the table fair to bremen doing very well. contention a shelf a white on the bottom point pointless indeed let's see if they can actually pick up some points at the weekend well that's full time for us so i'd like to thank my guest edward. will be back in just a few days for all the much they six action so for me the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. they make a commitment. they find. they inspire. africa . stories for both people their friends shaping their nation. and their continent africa. stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their. t.w. series from burka. d.w. dot com or go. that old malaysia. it's got your listening to reduce. the fight against illegal logging. david. against goliath all time for me to tell everyone what's going on the fight courageous activists against my geo corner and. the sponsors on the lam because they lack the authentic gun. but who will make. the borneo

and back to page 29 i wanted and you the bottom bullet, and risk and preference. what do you mean by risk? >> that it's different than expected. >> that's all of the different types of outcomes. >> so this assumption would be expected returns. so the actual returns are different than what you expect expected. really what we're getting at there is how aggressive or conservative does the board want to be going back to the notion that we're essentially starting a budget exercise where we're anticipating how much we're going to get with investment returns versus how much is going to have to come from contributions. if we overestimate the investment returns now it will have the contribution lower now but we'll have to pay more later to make up for it and vice versa. and there's obviously a range that is reasonable. there's a range of investment consultant expectations. there's a lot of uncertainty in the markets going forward. and so there is no one -- we can't just plug everything into a formula and say this is the number that you should use. we need to assess kind of

last season the premier league came bottom of the premier league came bottom of the top five europeanglish players aged 21 and under getting game time and abroad. france saw 88 home—grown youngsters and their national league with a tea m and their national league with a team playing across europe. this season the trend looks to be continuing. with a correlation between game time and glory, southgate is concerned. the big worry is for whoever the manager is in six or eight or ten years' time. at the moment it is not working and it isa at the moment it is not working and it is a concern. somebody has to start talking about it. the moral's nights opponents failed to fulfil their world cup ambitions. eating spain would show that russia was the start of something meaningful and not a summer romance. you can see only satellite image a bit of cloud. elsewhere the cloud has been reasonably well bred considering they have three sons go to progress both of sunshine. once these sunsets, the show was clear away from the east. the rain continues tonight for the north of scotla nd continues tonight

look at the bottom of the screen. above the words there and below that little -- i don't know -- that little island. you can see the winds blowing toward the camera and off the beach. flooding has intensified. the on-shore flow continues. they're still getting inland flooding all up and down the coast. it was this morning that the storm finally came ashore in wrightsville beach, north carolina, which is just off of wilmington. beach community there where, man, they've just gotten a lot of wind and rain. rick reichmuth is live. hi, rick. >> i'm rick leventhal. rick reichmuth is your chief meteorologist. >> shepard: very similar. >> true. the governor called this a 1,000 year storm around it's true. the wind has picked up. the hurricane hit us overnight, shepard. it came ashore at 7:00 a.m. the house was rocking that we rented a few doors from the beach. it was rocking all night. so we could feel it being pushed by the wind. far less wind than they originally expected. it was blowing at 140 at one point and then down to

she tried to find a way to get to the bottom of this to establish whether the charges were accurate,credible. and after a while she came to the conclusion she couldn't do it. she couldn't do it through the united states senate to the resources available to her. she spoke to dr. ford. she took the charge seriously pitches in communication with her attorneys. she tried her best to find a way to establish credibility of charges moving forward always constrained by dr. ford's admonition, don't let my identity become public. and that's why it took longer than itul should. now, senator mcconnell has come to the floor two straight days and somehow have suggested that the democrats leaked this letter to the press. i don't have any knowledge ofdo that whatsoever and they do know is for senator feinstein was concerned she was scrupulous in making certain that the identity of dr. ford be protected as long so i don't know what he is sane or whether this information to back up these charges for two straight days on the floor. i take a look at the situation and understand where we are today. botto