tiffany: ¿y así dormías? edwin: cuando podía dormir.ón es de más del 90%. dr. regino: históricamente ha sido el trasplante que más comúnmente se ha hecho. tiffany: el doctor regino gonzález peralta especialista en trasplante de órganos, dice que el más complicado es el pulmón. dr. regino: que el rechazo es una complicación más común con el corazón o los pulmones, tienden a ser órganos los cuales son más susceptibles al rechazo. tiffany: en el caso del pulmón la operación es difícil y la posibilidad de sobrevivir muchos años es más reducida que en otros casos. de los órganos de stéfano, su pulmón izquierdo fue el que más lejos tuvo que viajar pa llegar a su destino, el pecho de joan, una mujer de 54 años a quien le quedaban pocos meses de vida. joan: en el 2011 estaba en el hospital, en la universidad de nueva york y el doctor me dijo que si no tenía un trasplante de pulmón me quedarían unos dos años de vida. tiffany: joan padecía de enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, conocida como copd con otra complicación, un enfisema. sus pulmo

tiffany: pero sucedió todo lo contrario.er. en ese entonces ella describió lo que era la dieta de maduro. paula: la dieta de maduro es la dieta del hambre. la dieta de mucha gente muy delgada, animales, mascotas cadavéricos. john: el precio del barril de petróleo ha caído, no hay plata para los programas sociales que chávez había mantenido por tanto tiempo y eran tan populares. [disparo] tiffany: al no poder alimentar a sus familias, la frustración de los venezolanos era cada vez más profunda. mientras que otros tomaban una ruta más drástica y buscaban su alimento entre la basura. hombre: tengo mi trabajo, pero ¿para qué hay necesidad de trabajar si no me alcanza el sueldo para nada? nada se consigue, para el pan hay que hacer una cola. [gritos] tiffany: en el primer semestre de 2017, el estallido social se sintió en todo el país. [disparos] [claxon] durante los meses entre abril y julio, el saldo de protestas y enfrentamientos entre la policía y civiles fue superior a los 100 muertos y casi dos mil heridos. la polarización

tiffany: las familias que habiendo sido, usualmente lugar donde albergarlas.n. >> el sistema estÁ diseÑado para tirar, asÍ tengas pruebas, ellos solamente quiere echarse para atrÁs. tiffany: jÓvenes como douglas, que no conoce las leyes, a menos que tenga la asistencia de un abogado, corren el peligro de ser deportados. >> a nadie le interesa. eres tÚ, porque tú necesitas ayudarte a ti mismo. si no haces mÁs porque, nadie lo va a hacer, nadie quiere ayudarte. tiffany: encarceladas, sin acceso a ayuda legal, quienes en recesiÓn cuentan historias de abuso y maltrato. >> uno piensa o, me voy a ir a estados unidos iban a respetar mis derechos . llegas aquÍ y es lo contrario. los derechos estÁn escritos, pero los derechos no se hacen valer. tiffany: las probabilidades que un juez conceda el asilo polÍtico, dependerÁ del estado donde se lleve a cabo el juicio. segÚn un estudio de la universidad, los inmigrantes en texas y georgia tienen menos del 5% de probabilidad de obtener asilo. patricia: en otros temas, el presidente se opuso a argentina mÁs apoyo para la atenc

tiffany: este joven llegÓ a la frontera con una de las primeras caravanas del 2018.que no conoce las leyes, a menos que tenga la asistencia de un abogado, corren el peligro de ser deportados. >> a nadie le interesa. eres tÚ, porque tú necesitas ayudarte a ti mismo. si no haces mÁs porque, nadie lo va a hacer, nadie quiere ayudarte. tiffany: encarceladas, sin acceso a ayuda legal, quienes en recesiÓn cuentan historias de abuso y maltrato. >> uno piensa o, me voy a ir a estados unidos iban a respetar mis derechos . llegas aquÍ y es lo contrario. los derechos estÁn escritos, pero los derechos no se hacen valer. tiffany: las probabilidades que un juez conceda el asilo polÍtico, dependerÁ del estado donde se lleve a cabo el juicio. segÚn un estudio de la universidad, los inmigrantes en texas y georgia tienen menos del 5% de probabilidad de obtener asilo. patricia: en otros temas, el presidente se opuso a argentina mÁs apoyo para la atenciÓn de desastres en puerto rico. segÚn marco rubio, trump dijo a los republicanos que puerto rico ha recibido mÁs ayuda que otros estados

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(pam) that was tiffany chan that was tiffany chan reporting.rs warn in this situation, dog owners and dog walkers should never run after their pets. because it's pets. because it's obviously easier to save one life rather than two.(ken)(ken) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant) thanks pam and ken... next at nine... this pittsburg principal is in coma -- just days after he was shot in what police call a domestic violence incident. the new charge that his wife now faces in connection to his condition.(vick) plus...a statewide rally today -- calling for better pay and benefits. where one rally became a campaign event for a presidential candidate. (grant) also, people in san francisco are coming together tonight in honor of the 50 people killed in new zealand. kron four's j-r stone will join us with a live report from the vigil. and -- we'll tell you about the drastic gun law change that new zealand's prime minister just announced(vicki) dont go away kron4 news at nine is (grant) thi

welcome tiffany kearney. >> good afternoon commissioners and president serina. this grant is for intergenerational programming. it is one of six that i will be presenting for the commission's approval. the community research conducted for the dignity fund needs assessment reevealed older adults desire opportunities to interact with youth. they appreciate gatherings that are inclusive of all ages and enjoy contributing to their community. because of these findings, as of a recommendation in the needs assessment report, the department is supporting six new intergenerational programs to meet the needs. all of the intergenerational programs cultivate shared experiences, promote ongoing participation and support relationship building to help address social isolation, a problem that we know many of our clients are at risk for. the program creates opportunities that will allow our consumers to share their knowledge and skills and experience. this will also help reinforce feelings of being valued community member. bay view senior services program will be coordinated at

things can't get much worse, tiffany, ok? tiffany: thank you gentlemen so much for joining us and talking about illinois. >> that's what we do, right? >> that's right. >> thank you, tiffany. we're at darcy pines in springfield, illinois. the horseshoe in springfield has been around since 1928. it's kind of a conglomeration of whatever meat and vegetables you want on top of texas toast. smother it with french fries and cover it with cheese sauce. the cheese sauce is what makes the horseshoe the horseshoe. they became popular in springfield in 1928. it's been credited to the lumen hotel, estate lyon hotel in downtown springfield. if you go 30 miles outside springfield, you may or may not know about the horseshoe, but it certainly put springfield on the map. >> coming up, we visit the illinois state capital, the sixth capital since 1818. >> the purpose of this building was designed to show illinois had it made. illinois was now a player in the world. we won the civil war. illinois had it made. when they built it and they knew th

. >> joining me now the cofounder of found true strategies and tiffany cross.th, it is great to have you. >> let's start with this some what, it is just a one line in his speech but it is for bernie sanders, it is a radical departure from where he was last time when his advisers tried to convince him to talk about his own stories. he flat out refused because he thinks politics should be about ideas and not personality. >> it is a sharp contrast. as a political advisory, you want to talk about their personal experience and they become relatable. he talked about the way his family struggled and lived in rent control houses. here is the problem with his story. bernie sanders's father was jewi jewish, he was a polish refugees and escaped from nazism. he would think the lessons that bernie has learned and now the s the -- he's a knows because he' older. a lot of people when you talk about -- >> they think sweden. >> bernie sanders knows better. socialism had been a manifest disaster that resulted in the deaths of literally millions of people. he knows that history b

ron klain, tiffany cross, garret haake, julie fine. thank you very much. >> coming up, also ahead did the college scam explode a larger corrupt system and is that not only what fuels trump's rise but what could be fuelling democrats in 2020. double check your mueller report pool, we may have gotten a pretty big hint of how close he is to being done. i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, ♪ i deep clean carpets and floors, so i got this. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i won't have to clean is this because the shark's self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. ♪ - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. all of you. how you live, what you love. that

welcome back, tiffany. >> gcood morning, commissioner. the needs assessment report confirmed that clients who are connected to daas services have positive experiences and enjoy their participation. the report also revealed that not all older adults and adults with disabilities know about the services available to them through the department, and there is a need to boost awareness of daas funded programs and services. consumers in districts one, two, four, and 11 in particular participate less in services than in other districts, and although limited awareness is not the only contributing factor, it was a finding that was noted throughout the needs assessment support. the peer ambassador program is one of several approaches the department is using to increase visibility of our services. by using peer ambassadors and a word of mouth approach, the department will have a new way and opportunity to share information about services, and the consumers will have another way to learn about services they may need from a source they trust within the

tiffany, you mentioned the "new york times" story. i was sitting next to lisa, who wrote that, at the event with amy klobuchar. we were both struck by the questions from the crowd were not about mueller, a whole list of other topicings. not to say i didn't speak with a list of voters who came up to me to ask what will happen tomorrow? at the same time, it's clear there's a balancing act. how do you think democrats should thread this needle against a base agitated with this president and independent voters needed to win this presidency. >> i would say thank god the democratic majority can listen at the same time, to say democratic impeachment takes away from these discussion is a false narrative. not true. you were saying the american people should feel relief. i don't feel relief. there are a lot of questions we still don't know. we haven't proven this president didn't collude. what we have is a summary from bill barr about the report. if the republicans are so confident it would show a witch hunt, they should make it public. when you

we'll get into that with tiffany cross and areva martin.go anywhere. , so i can lock in moisture... and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. >>> so celebrities like felicity huffman and lori loughlin, wealthy parents, coaches, all caught up in what's been called the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted. frank bruni is back with me. joining me now, tiffany cross and areva martin. areva is the author of "make it rain rain." welcome to the program. i appreciate both of you coming on, as well as frank, of course. are areva, i'll start with you, the sums of money we're talking about here, mind boggling. take a look at this, everyone, areva and everyone else. $500,000 from actress lori loughlin and her husband. $15,000 from felicity huffman, $150,000 from an international lawyer named gabe caplan and $500,000 from an insurance executive, toby mcfarlane. >> one way this really outraged me is the way that underpri underprivileged kids were used as pawns. the whole scheme th

. >> reporter: tricia said she was a close family friend of the siblings killed. 18-year-old tiffany and 19-year-old david connery. >> they had such great hearts and beautiful souls. anyone who knew them, their lives were really touched, blessed by them. >> reporter: dave it was a hard worker and good big brother. she tells fox 40 that tiffany would've graduated from high school this year and planned to go to college. >> they were both driven to make their life the best it could be. >> reporter: she says david was good with friends with the third victim, remi. >> he is going to live leave an empty space. >> reporter: his cousin says regardless of his troubled past, castillo is still a victim of gun violence. >> he was getting his life together and bettering himself not just for himself but for his mom. he was very funny and very caring person. >> reporter: the she and others is new the three victim say they want one thing:justice. >> not just for remi but for david and tiffany because they were all innocent. they were three young people getting their lives and really getting to know

we know that has ramped up sales for companies like tiffany in the u.s.er side of the atlantic in paris and london. alle luxury companies are low in europe. we heard from the ceo of another luxury watchmaker who said that in u.s. stores, they are also seeing softer spending from tourists. stores are also feeling some impact from the of the vest protests, which also have more protests expected this weekend. tiffany is shrugging that off, saying that things will be a lot better in terms of tourists spending in the coming year. youie: emma chandra, thank for that. coming up, "balance of power. today's guest is the president of the afl-cio. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> from bloomberg's world headquarters here in new york, i'm jason kelly in for david westin. welcome to "balance of power your car where the -- welcome to "balance ." power t kevin cirilli is joining us from washington with the latest on trade, and maria taddeo joining us from brussels as the e.u. gives theresa may an extension on brexit. let's start with brian. those?we care about bria

these parents are in a moral sense monsters. >> right. >> tiffany?eah. >> not aunt becky from "full house." >> lori loughlin, from "full house," her husband -- she and her husband have been charged for paying to get their daughter into university of southern california. their daughter posted a video to youtube about what she's expecting from her college experience. watch this. >> um, i don't know how much of school i'm going to attend, but i'm going to go in and talk to my deans and everyone and hope that i can try to balance it all. but i do want the experience of like game days, partying, i don't really care about school, as you guys all know. >> listen, that young lady -- you know, she -- she's a young lady. this is about her parents, but she's like, i don't really care about school. those comments are really salt in the wounds for anyone who tried to get into usc on merit. is this about entitlement? >> of course it is. but i want to respond to what frank said, because he made a good point. we do know what type of kids these are when we grow up, b

we mentioned nike and tiffany.s we tried to touch on it, at least once a day, reports of maybe the first 737 max cancellation out of the flag ship carrier in indonesia. >> i don't think -- i think that we're at a moment we have very emotional ralph nader presentations. look, i think that there is going to be a thorough investigation, boeing will cooperate, do everything i know that i thought the new york times article did make it sound like they were mercenary my experience with boeing and the long-term, done a lot of work on it, is that safety first. i really believe that. but, you know what, we got to -- we need an investigation at all ends to be sure that everything was good and i know that there are a lot of pilots who are upset. a lot of pilots. >> yeah. your thesis on the stock itself changed at all >> i think it is fine. i they will we'ink we'll get ths it is a honest company i am not betting that the catastrophic bear case boeing will come true >> all right we'll keep our eye on it huge impact on the dow on

tiffany. this was your twin brother. i've been out there with you and your family.raised over and over again these laws need to be changed. there was videotape of what happened with your brother. >> yes, sir, reverend al. thank you so much for having us. it's just frustrating to get that call and meet with the u.s. attorneys and department of justice and for them to tell me that there was not enough evidence to bring charges. it was like another shot fired when we know that betty shelby shot him with his hands in the air. and what's happening is that, you know, they assassinate the character of the dead like attorney crump stated, but they never look at the killer cops that they're unleashing on to our communities. betty shelby had a violent past. betty shelby actually had warrants against her or restraining orders. and child abuse charges. and all these things. but yet the tpd hired her anyway, and she should have never had a weapon. and i just feel that if the city of tulsa would have done their due diligence, my brother would be alive today and the city of sul at

tiffany wertheimer has the story.an has had quite an ordeal. on friday night, to the surprise of security at bali's denpasar airport, he showed up on the x—ray machine as they checked passengers luggage. translation: last night, when we found him still sleeping, we did not know if he had been anaesthetised or given sleeping pills. but finally, we found some sleeping pills. security officials stopped and detained 27—year—old russian national andrei zhestkov, who was flying home to russia. he told officials the animal was a gift from a friend who had bought him at a java market for $3,000, and convinced him it was ok to take the ape home to russia and keep as a pet. but orangutans are a protected species, and mr zhestkov could now face up to five years in prison and a $7,000 fine if he is convicted, although the exact charges he is facing are still unclear. two live geckos and five lizards were also allegedly found in his luggage. illegal wildlife trade is rampant in indonesia despite efforts to crack down on smugglers.

tiffany wertheimer has the story.d quite an ordeal. 0n orangutan has had quite an ordeal. on friday night, to the surprise of security at temper so airport, he showed up on security machines. translation: last night, when we found him still sleeping, we did not know if he had been anaesthetised or sleeping. finally we found sleeping pills. they stopped and detained andrei zhestkov, he was flying home to russia. he told officials of the animal was a gift from a friend. his friend convinced him it was ok to ta ke friend convinced him it was ok to take him to russia and keep him as a pet but the orangutan is a protected species and andrei zhestkov could now face five years in prison and a fine. the exact charges he is facing is still unclear. to live geckos and five lizards were also found in his luggage. a legal animal smuggling is huge. translation: we will continue his treatment until he finishes at the quarantine facility. whether he's ever released into the wild will be up to indonesian conservation agencies. tiffan

tiffany's jewellery may end of a busy week on news.llery may have end of a busy week on news. tiffany's jewellery may have taken centre stage in the oscars with lady gaga and wearing its products. but it has flat growth numbers. if this was a one—off, investors could overlook it but it comes on the heel of week second and third quarters. the market will be looking at the company forecast for the rest of 2019 but the maker of the little blue box already won injanuary 2019 but the maker of the little blue box already won in january that lower spending by chinese tourists and uncertain political situations in europe could mean a couple of very tough quarters this year. richard dunbarjoins richard dunbar joins us. richard dunbarjoins us. welcome to you. i like your type. it's like a jackson pollock painting. very kind! let's talk about the pound, lovely as your tie is. worst day this year for sterling. at the town is performing very well? the best performing very well? the best performing currency in the year so far, this is investors assu

that's going to be there when you have the talent we have, me, tiffany, cedric. we have the talent.meet my mother. my mother kicked me out of the house when i was 17 because she found my crack spot, my crack stash. you'll see all of that. >> when you read anything about your show, it's this is tracy's life. anything you want to say about your experience? >> the story has to be told. you can't write it. that really happened. i became tracy morgan and started leaving my wife behind, my first wife. >> morgan has three sons from his first marriage and a 5-year-old daughter with his wife, megan, who he married in 2015. five years ago, morgan almost lost everything. >> the last o.g. comes from my friend who died in the accident, because he was the o.g. to me. >> the accident happened in the early morning hours of june 7th, 2014. morgan was a passenger, traveling home from a comedy show when his vehicle was hit by a walmart tractor trailer in a deadly multi-vehicle crash. his best friend, james "jimmy mac" mcnair, was killed. morgan was left in a coma for eight days. walmart later took res

. >>> la primera vÍctimas fueron tiffany y su hermano quienes murieron acribillados la maÑana del viernesidentificados por familiares como arnold jimÉnez y su prometida tambiÉn fueron baleados mientras se encontraban en la parte trasera de un mandomandocdpmon mcdonadmcdon mcdonald mientra los oficiales investiga la escena fueron llamados a la cuadra 3000en donde encontraron a una mujer a una 25 a tambiÉn con heridas de bala indicÓ el vocero de la corporaciÓn la mujer muriÓ en el lugar si tiene cualquier informaciÓn que pudiera ayudar a las a autoridades recuerde que existe el programa alto al crimen de manera completamente anÓnima. el telÉfono en el condado. >>> estos casos han afectado a la comunidad entera. beatriz perdiÓ a su hija asÍ casi tres aÑos formÓ un grupo de apoyo e hizo un llamado. >>> si una madre no sabe lo que hace su hijo denÚncielo. >>> el alcalde de la ciudad a travÉs de twitter pidiÓ ayuda para conseguir lazio asegura que sus residentes merecen. la policÍa dijo que aÚn no tiene motivo para las cinco muertes y no para que estÉn relacionadas entre sÍ alejandra quesada no

this case made national headlines when tiffany, posted $35 million bill. the hearing will focus on splitting the trial into two to separate trials. >>> a san jose man arrested and accused of impersonating a federal agent. the f the eyes as alex taylor put red and blue lights on his volkswagen jetta and pull people over identifying himself as an agent with a drug enforcement administration. back in december he reportedly pulled over a real government official with the department of transportation. following up on several reports the fbi located taylor, on monday he was charged with impersonating an officer, illegally possessing an official badge, and using a counterfeit seal of the u.s. agency. he is due back in court march 15. >>> in oakland and arrested after an attack on a uc campus. the alameda county district attorney charged 28-year-old dr. greenberg with assault, battery, and making criminal threats. he is accused of punching hayden williams for very 19. williams, was on campus recruiting members for a conservative group called turning point usa. nei

tiffany and company went into ts archives to show off rare pieces.n display some dazzling pieces worn by former presidents and first ladies. we went inside to g a sneak peek. it's like stepping inside a jewelry box. iconic pieces of american history now on display to the puic. buthis isn't a museum. it's the latest tiffany and company location at city center in northwest d. brandon clay is the store's director. >> it's the third locationut the first one in the d.c. area. >> the high end jewel store pulled out rare pieces to celebrate the grand ening. on display a pearl neck lace and broach that president abraham lincoln gave his wife for inauguration. >> back in the day, 1862, was only $180, you can imagine h much intoday's value. >> this beautiful music box was gifted to president ronald reagan. check out franklin roosevelt's gold watch. one of the most popular, this diamond and ruby broach. >> it was a push present. >> it was for jacquelyn kennedy for the bir ofer son john f. kennedy jr. in 1960. >>> open up the nbc washington app to check out phot

tiffany king is joining me, she worked there how long?last 23 years. >> proud of the community. i wouldn't say this is just a one horse town, but when you look at the sights of the factory that is pretty much what it is. >> what will happen to the local economy do you think when they don't come back to work? >> it will plummet. school districts are having emergency meetingings for tax revenue meetings. >> what was it like in there? >> one of the hardest days of my life. the last car came around the bend and it was like a death, it hit us hard. >> are you still holding out hope that gm will have something for you to make in there? >> i have faith that we'll get another product. these men and women, every day we built quality into that vehicle, we were here day in and day out. we helped the company emerge from bankruptcy. >> are you sore about that? >> absolutely. we were here when gas prices were $3 and $4 and they were financial ruin. we were pumping out cars, we helped them, and gm admitted that, and this is how we're repaid? not fair. n

tiffany? >> thank you again, commissioners, and deputy director kaufman. before we start, i just want to note that there is a -- [inaudible] >> -- an important component of living and ageing successfully in the communities for our clients is for them to have the supportive services available when they need them. there is a growing demand for home care, and along with that, there is a need to develop a pipeline of skilled individuals to provide quality care giving. a recommendation in the dignity fund needs assessment report is to increase the availability of training for home care workers at various levels to ensure competent care giving and a sustainable workforce. in addition our community partners emphasize there is a high demand in the asian and limited english speaking communities. having home care services available in culturally and linguistically appropriate ways is vital to the security of our clients and support their well-being. the workforce support grant will enable self-help to provide a training program targeting the asian and pacific island

the new tiffany and company location is in northwest d.c. every girls' ears perked up.s was a piece given after the birth of john f. kennedy jr. in 1960. also this pearl necklace and broach that president lincoln ve to his wifeor his inauguration. >> back in the day, we're talking 1862, this was only $180, which you can imagine how much it'd be in day's value. >> that's a bargain. >> yup. >> nothing under $180 a tiffany and company today. the exhibition is open to the public through next month. >>> we've also posted a photo galler on the website, if you want to check it out. >>> one of broadway's biggest noshows right and has been the past couple of years really, talking about "hamilton" the musical. if you did not get a chance to see it the last time it was in d., you're going to get another chance. >> oh, wow. >> yeah. s to laurynis is n >> i did not know that. >> lauryn, "hamilton" is returning next summer to the kennedy center. tickets go on sale next ring. ranging from $99 to more than $500. you may recall last time, they sold out really fast. >> yeah, they did. >>

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we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] >> welcome to a refill week. welcome to everyone joining us at chase centre and in b.c. sports bay area, we are on t.v. today, so thank you very much. we are from one '07 seven the bone. thank you. paul and i have been radio partners in the bay area for over 30 years and over those 30 years, we have had the opportunity to make a living by playing and listening to some of the greatest artists of all time that is what brings us to state the -- to the stage day for the press conference. the a

and tiffany is likely going to be down today.e than by a retailer or consumer brand that hasn't proven that they're relevant >> did we get an update on those released in the first quarter on the call >> they talked about the air max 720. they talked highly about that. they talked about a wide range of product they talked about the adap which i know we discussed extensively yesterday. one thing they talked about a lot, and they talked about apparel. nike is heavy into apparel they see a huge opportunity to expand in athletic apparel and not just sell workout gear which is what they typically sold in the past that's an opportunity that's well larger than the athletic footwear industry itself nike is one of the few companies that's addressing it >> hey, it's been awhile the whole kaepernick thing is there any residual effect to that either positive or negative in north american sales we can read into any of these results or is that ancient history already? >> it's ancient history at this day. yeah we did an analysis on that and whil